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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-30

Fr'zzell.one of the murderer. of Mr.
Baker near Fort Scott, was sentenced
10 be hung on Wednesday last.
Late reports from Baxter Springs and
Fort Scott, given by army officers. are
that when the foraging party, sen. ont
by Lieut.. Col. Williams. was attacked
MAJOR Ward. who commanded the party
fled. taking with him the wagon contain.
ing the ammunition. and !!aayin, .:,ou.
forty men to fight Livingstone band Of
several hundred guerriIlas, with only
the charges in their guns. It's further
stated that the worst of this unfortunate
affair has not been made known Whv
should the full! particulars be kent bach
SO long; and why should so small a
party be exposed to an attack from So
large band of guerrillas Times.
This is the party that wen, out forao
ing 3 wagons So mules and "A men
Il or l5of whom only returned. the
rest probably killed or captured.
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Kansas News.

Four men we're hung ct Atchison last
week for stealing. There are five hun
bred more in the State suffering to 60
the same road.
The Times SAYS: 1--WE learn from
various and reliable sources that there
s . combination among few of the
leading officers Of The First ColoIed reg
iment. by which they con6scste large
amounts Of property, sell the same and
appropriate the proceeds. II is not
known that any Of this property. or its
proceeds. is turned over 10 the Govern
ment. Ills further stated that when a
poor contraband comes into camp with
q mule or other stock, that, these officers
se.zs bis property and appropriate it to
themselves. A large number of the
"iheers in the regiment are bitterly op-
posed 10 these practices. but at present
'hey are powerless TO check them. Ii
these statements are true. Government
agents should at once investigate and
paa,sh the guilty parties. We are ex
.eeedlngly 10th to believe these charges.
ost they come from such authority iha.
se deem ii our duty to call the attention
I" government TO the subject"
II these things are true, every officer
guilty Of the crimes named should he
'0ot. We have had quite too much Of
saeh york already.
ihs Fort Scott Bulletin says that on
sunday number Of guerriIlas made
'as'f appearance few miles below that
pace. visited Wilson's mills, drove the
proprietor from the premises and rob-
oed other citizens. 10000
.esvenworth city has received about
w. into her treasury from the tax
- !" dogs. It should be dubbed "The
City Of Dogs. :
''""soa county has been invaded By |
= ""'s:kers. and depredations have
~ Committed by tie rebel fiends in
49,. places. II is . huge wrong
As' our border is unprotected.
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lNFiNIrEss1MAL.-We notice by the
papers that in the eastern cities a brisk
business is carried on in the issue OF
counterfeit cents. Copper is subslitu-
ted for the nickel cent, and weighs in
many instances but one fourth as mucb
as the genuine. This must be the
work OF ''copperhead," and they OUGHT
to be choked with their own counterfeit,
copper cents.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-30
sHERIFFS SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS 90
Jefferson County.
Isaac Ti.lOti, plaintiff,
]. M. G,-han and Rober. st. Clair Graham, de.
PENDANTS.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
and delivered. issued out OF the tirst District
Court Vi the State Of Kansas, sitting In and Tor
Jefferson County. in said State. viii, on
Wednesday, July 1ss. 1868,
between the hours Of IL OslOrk, A. NJ, and
o'clock +. II. OF said day, At the Court House
Door in the Village Of Oskaloosa. in the County
and State aforesaid. offer at public sale, to The
highest bidder for cash n hand ill The right, title
and interest of the above named defendants in
and to the following described property, io-wit:
The west hall OF the north west quarter aud
lot one Of section eleven in township ten Of range
seventeen, cOatsinins l37 2i-lo0 acres, in JET
fers county, State Of Kansas; said above de
scribed property appraised at $l37.
Said property levied ON and 70 lie sold Is the
property of the above named defendants.
N. W. TAYLOR, Shsriff
Sherid's Office, CskaloOss, May -. 1853.
li2 5w-$6,3O.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that On the seventh
IN day Of May, A. d. 1853. Letters Of Admin
istration on the Estate Of John C. Burnett, de-
ceased, late OF Jeferson County, Kansas were
issued to William 7. Norman, by the Prob tie
Court of said County and State. All persons
having claims against said estate, arc required
to exhibit them tor allowance within one year
after the date OF said letters, or they may be
prceiuded from any benefit OF said estate; aid
il such claims be not exhibited within three years
from the date Of said letters, thew wall be forev-
CT barred. WM. T. NORMAN,
Ill 3w$3,00. Administrator
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Important Arrest.

The following characteristic epistle
from rebeldom recently came into the
possession of Col Fish's detectives in
Baltimore, and on Monday they arrested
Miss Fanny james, residing on Saratoga
street. to whom it is alleged the letter
was addressed. She was sent 10 iail
by order Of Gen. Schenck. to aw,;,
tria! on the charge of treason. She
has been for long time suspected CT
giving aid and comfort to the enemy.
but has heretofore succeeded in eluding
the vigilance Of the officers:
RICHMOND. Va, March Is, Tuesday
Noon.-My dear Fannie:-Your letters
have just been received, and the plea
sure 1t gave US you cannot imagine.
Harry was perfectly delighted with his
uniform. The goods you spoke of in
your last have been received, and we're
a perfect Godsene. The quinine and
liquors were very much needed. Those
| presented to our Government as YOU
desired, and the other things were sold
at cost. Will you please forward goods
to the amount of the enclosed order
immediately We have great demands
for several articles in the list. as they
are needed by our Government. and,
knowing your prompiness in filing all
oTders.w We ca: :e:v on your d:spa.ching
the goods a: the earliest o-.s'h!e mo-
ment. l received the carte de visite
Of: who you suspect as a spy. anu
have given it to our authorizes. There
Viii be strict eye on him. O.Fanuie!
II We only had more suel, as you in
Maryland. how many of our brave SOL
diers would be supplied with all their
wants, but you have done more than
any enc can imagine. but you will be
freely rewarded some day il no: in thi.
world you will be in heaven.
You say that you are afraid that Col.
Fish is suspicious Of you. Well. dear
Fannie. have nothing 10 do with Linn.
as he is a mean, cowardly villain Blu; |
you say you have a great deal of re-
spect for him, considering he's YAH
kee. Well. according to our opinion.
he's mighty iiale Jfsh. Any man that
would make war upon women is be-
meath notice, but l acknowledge that
he's right in one respect-that the
Baltimore ladies are more dangerous
than the men. I'm of the opinion that
II the men were like the women, the
viilainous Yankees would have been
obliged 10 make re,rograde movement
long ago. They reques. me to tell you,
Fannie, to keep quiet. and don't let
them have anything On you. As you
can do much more for us where you
are, and if they should find you out.
why take the Yankee oath three times
= day,,i they wish it. just before every
meal. You have taken many bitter
dose Of me iicine, and il won't taste a
bit worse than the rest. Harry says
be will write by next express. as he is
very busy. but requests me u say ill
was right. The order, Fannie, l write
On separate piece Of paper. when
Harry makes il out How is cousin
Brad. hcigho ? Can't you laugh at
he Fish about that :? "Did you cry
o him ?" II SO, perhaps your tears
,ad some effect l must now close,
coping 70 hear fro you soon. l am.
IS ever, your friend, N.
Remember The Signal at Sheppards
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TlOs. r. FENLON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of jefferson
County.
NOTICE.

Alexander HAnsfoni. IN fhe State OF Kentucky.
will take notice that David I. Mitchell, OF Doug
las County. kansas, did on the lilh day Of Feb
ruary. 1860, file his petition in the District Court
tor J.fferson County. kansas. against Alexander
Haasford, setting forth that sayl A.ex,nser Hans
ford is justly indebted to said Mitchell in the sum
Of &s7, - for mocey loaned and adynuf ed by said
Mitchell to said Hansford. with lntercst thereon
from the 5th day of January. 1889, at the rate Is
ten per cent per annum. And sail Hansford is
further HOtiied that his real es,aie situated in
jefferson County, Kansas, to Wit: the south east
quarter Of section 30, township 10, range IL has
been attached pay said money interest ard cost
Of salt. And the said Alexander Hsnsi,ld is no-
tilted that he is r.qui. cd to appear and answer
said petition on or bes0ve the 10th das OF ]. w,
1861, or the same will be taken - conies.sr,I.
l4t wv d T. MITCHELL.
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Administrators Notice

7 ETTERS Of Administrations upon the Es-
IL tate Of Joseph Hicks. deceased, not admin
istered upon by Sarah Hicks, late Administered
rix oi said estate, we're, on the 25th day Of APP
ril, 1865. granted to the undersigned by rue
Probate Court o. Jefferson County, State Of Kan
sas. The authority Of the late Administrative
ceased on the 9th day Of April, 1868, by the rev.
ocation Of her letters.
ISAAC HULL,
Administrator do boais non of the Estate Of
lIl 3-w $3.50 Joseph Hicks, deceased.
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Notice of Attachment.

william Ellis ! Attachment Before T J.Falk
ner. Justice of the Pace fo
GEORGE w. Long. Jefferson County, Kansas.
ne defendant, Geo &c W. Long, will take no
ice That suit ny attachment has been brough, b,
the Plaintiff before T. J. Falkner, to recover ths
sum OF fifteen dollars and eli ;hty cents (sI5 so,
win oil costs OF suit; Said action will be pro.
Ieedeo Win 10 final Judgment o. the first day OF
the defendant can appear and defend.
lS9-3"$2,6O WILLIAM ELLIS. Pla' milf
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NAdi. Gen. Thomas has organized
eight regiments Of negroes at Helena.
snd seven at Cairo.
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Final Settlement.

Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby gwen to all creditors anu
~ Others interested in the estate Of David S
Gray. decreased that intend to make final settle
ment Of said estate at The next regular Term o
the Probate Court of Jefferson County, State Of
Kansas, TO be begun and held on Monda.. the
9th day Of July. A. D. 1863
GEORGE ". GRAY, Administrator.
139-4w-S2.50
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Order of Publication

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or JEFJERsoN.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trio, OF Kansas, sitting in said County Of Jeiier-
son,
W,I.i,r, Gre m pf~;r,
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Local Department.

J. W. ROBERTS, I r,,,o
JOHN ". DAY, h'''of''
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Advertise in the independent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

Reported Reinforcement OF the Rebel
General Bragg's Army with Troops
from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of MAN
chester ~ q Large Rebel Army-Pro-
posed Nomination OF General Negiey
for Governor Of PennsyIvanfa. &C., &c.
NAsHvnLs, April 20, 1898.
several desersrs report that sixteen Thousand OF tbs
ycksburg army had arrived at rulIshoma. reinforcing
Brasg, and that they had been sent 70 Manchester.
The report s 10 be received with caaton Though tho
deser,es conrm each other In ther statements, they
are vague and indefinite. II known however that Bragg
has occupied Manchester with large army.
some deser,srs state that The Kentucky Tennessee
and Missouri trooys ragg army have lately bscp very
mu,nous and much trouble has been experienced ia put
ting /, down The laid down tnsr arms
fusing 70 do duty.
prcnineu, politicians Pennsylvana have proposed 70
General Negley nominate him on the Republican ekss
eor eov~por. Curtin declined, and Hsis and rcrnsy
,hok ,hat covoae cannot be elected u n upders,oop
shsa General gesiey viii Decline a. he vbes heart IA
lbe army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27

THx Drs ALLEGED AssAuLI PoLIcKxxs ~ WArxE
srRrrrhe investigation respecting the circumstances
under which Constantine Adams, keeper u a saiirs
boarding $40 Water street seriously injured
90 the 18th nst by policemen Hagsn and Mucn OF the
Fourth precinct, resumed yesterday by coroner Fan
new At the New York hospital Tbs two ccers we're az
am and testified that Adams. assisted BY one q his
baarders named Williams, made violent assault on them
After they entered the premises. Adams attempted 70
stab them with large Butchers knife whcreupon The
er knocked him down and the knifo few away from
him On jumping up again he seized citass, with
which be again attempted 10 assault them and the man
Williams flung large Ice pitcher nj them. one Of ths
ofce Cred three shots from hts revolver. but without
ipur,ns any After which they again had recourse
10 their clubs and succeeded IN oycrpowerns the two
men Two other witnesses Tho present when the
assault committed testified W the truth Of the ON
oe-s statement aud declare that their pinion the
policemen did not exeed their duty The insestgston
,..fi he eoutinued to-iav
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- ustcal.

rF.xyrr oy Mr. PALno Ar THE ACADEMY oy music.
The So YORK public will with pIoasars no doubt,
that Er Psno pioneer o opera 10 this city hAve
a b.nsGt at Tho Academy d Music on wednesday esen-
ing ~ vii endeayor " give tho bsnebciary iufs'an.
ta foof tina, m devotion music, which cn<s him Nm
fortune bal paved tho way for that most refined All
or TO- an,sabs oysrs IN New York. duly appreciated
wo ho,c that this ~i bs iodest bcnaat, and tsAi
ssfc~ut sum may be realized 20 render tho o'a s"s'@-
man comfortable for tho remainder q hn days Ihe
whole sf the oysra Of 81" Irovstore" viii be paysd on
the ooeason o this bonsat, and other entertainments v
be given.
90 tho lth of Nay, Monday merit. Mr.. hAe,rss o2soa
an o,erat,c soason, Which viii oonDsnoo with vsfd's
great work,,Aroiso.D Several other oporAs new TO Ss
Will be Riycn during this scason With ueai ~t'f
A sacred concert gwen by tba German Lseskr,nt. Z"
Irving Hail. took place last night no boase wss Me
By a .rge aud spprec,aiss sadiencs Tie psf'fmsseHs
were much appiaucsd The grand orebssus, under ',s
direction q Mr. A. psar, played with rsnAfhA''s s"'
,eui several sosnuul overtHros. fbs great sssrseion
Of the eyon.ss wa the mS,ery performance m ~ ~
paitsou pl.nlss a rare talsat Iio plsysd ths Sem
tanella" by IAsg with exquisite .ass sna s<" A4P"
sr.sts esecniion 10 really yefy nDe ha bosh "n
h, a.e.t. lie sresa,cs The deali rsssAses With
an ...s .nd ,rsc. shlob place him In ths iron, rssr
N. yv,x...<a. Ils woa well deserved sppLsss. Ths
concert was osglAlsIy groai sseo-ss
Ti. syoaa. Nas. Camilla uro gives gfis. eoncsi
a, Irwin. Hall ras lsay, es'sbrsisi vhso chi'a -
vsiasi va ,o,no pears fe treat fAyor'e ssss, sra
viii 40 dyubi attrsct bgniianl lose night
oEasAx oPysa AZ rnE AcArssr or hrsIc.
1ouigb, the sr,ss of TIE German opsrs uyups, ssas'
Inc management u Hf Anshs,s, give rr-a rsv"'sh
TALON Al the Academy q Musk Tor tho bensas q h"1's
ou,nt IArinsna wsnilch. lbs oJsfa VII es Aeo's
| nasry wives u wisdsor."
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THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.
Arrival and Reception Of the srventh
and Eighth New York Regtments In
Washington city.

WAthNhlON, ApfH 20 I''5'
The seventh aud Eighth New York regiments arrived
at sixth street wharf this Afternoon AID we're escorted
20 the baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot by squadron
OF Scott's Nine Hundred cavalry.
The Seventh regiment had I've hundred aud Twelve
men and the Eighth six hundred men.
Prince saln salm commanded the Eighth, and his wife
rode ON high mettled stood by s,de iis wharf
20 tho depot
These regiments marched without arms. having de-
clncd TO reenter tho service AZ regiments II sad
tina, n large proportion of the officers and men will re-
enlist after being mustered oui Of their present term
service
The battle.Drn flags carried by these regiments wefo
ths objects close scrutiny aud remark from the throns
Of spectators lined the sidewalk of tho streets
through which the regiments and escort marched
Notwithstanding the arduou service these regiments
have done the are In splendid condition.
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Arrival. ana Departures.

xsw onls.-. s~p Esy wsyr-slsamsh,p Ysli1s-H
cs1in Jri W Aanxrr. ! q riaroff. Joan hfbtns.
W Gb.. NJ. Ksh.e W. L,ns.,ry. c.ggaia Z, hsInss
faasier osborn sna cisfk Russell. w y WOOD. "
Oresn, Henry sri'n .hsr-s acs t.f@n ro.asr aaa
= kis1sr, o Gr--y M hr-1ra Erness z.ns c.is.
W n Hto3rs. Captain TbOma Bryrn. y fsine. C1sr.
lain Alien. Cbsrlr~ kdrerr. " Lawrryca, lrl HS
sni,h rron ksg ws,E knssss 90 ,.,.s,
io.s sna ll.aE . q asss saa lss7.nss' nn Nib,
~ psrrg Lsrtsnsst re- soray Al set ~ seasa~d
40 lafolea syuels ~ sd IA cbsrzs 81 Ls4teuA1t
srlss-asd " IN ~ st~crs4e
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a,,sss ., eosG, sa.ihr ss no,o5 thai u tts ,stsfs
be D,. Jgns Ab,v,, fyrsriy priseiyt @ Phillips t'a
dsrny, sn4ossr usss.chssstts, ~ TIE sdvsDeod sr
r,asly o.s yeshs. ne ssad IA Jscsppvine, H'70s, =
rtt4ay, the aslh inst ~. ADAMS ~as 1ns i'''' = ~
I.sr Dr. william Adams, q no Maaih0a 'eS's I'''oI
t,r,su eharcb, q this oiiY. ~ y" snsh y
,s-y aeslvs h reEgus ssprwn1s 'oa w
~. 80, s,.ts. Jhs ,iss ass ~iivty q bis
-, r,,,,s IN. a,t t.tsy rss,s q be fs' s"'
...,,, ~. ,,st.s1 tsn q a.sar siis'se<s, s"s"
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Psrsorai InssiIige nee.

meeting of the Ahdovcr tMsss) Union league beld
on Monday evening, tho Esecatse COMMITTEE wefe
UNANIMOUSLY instructed 70 Dyne en- President Pierce ~
Addfess the association Tho crPresdent sIesds srt
Of his time at AndOver.
Tho followng is lst of Americans registered AZ onn
kCos AmoricAn News Royns, 10. ~ Craven sire !,
strand London, England, for the veek ending Apfi H.
1898 - . - .
Mr wcolsey and lady, Sev York Jas. y. kiisi B1f.
falo " r., a. Trumbnll. ftstop, Nass Cbaa. thorn
mn Dr0okyn, N ~ l.. Reel. Now YORK y W Camp.
he'll Toronto @. w.. Cas Eas,brsok and LADY, Penbsyi'
ysps. Jas woudeIl PcunsyivanA 7. smith, Sew Or.
leans John NJ. Naddson, Nc~ Orio-ea, Alex. sofas1'
IaitluDre.
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The Reception in New York.
TN TuK EDfrog or TuE HERALD.

You are mos, respectfully requested to inform the pub
lie that the Seventh aud Eighth regiments New York State
Volunteers are 10 Washington day. and VII arrive
In this city some Tsesiay All military sne 9TH
or bodies and individuals dairous joining IN thsr re-
oept,on are invited 10 do 90, aud may learn tie eIAe
rlace aud time of tboir arrival here At HedH Hotel tho
s.subcn House or at No. 70 Bowory.
THEODORE g GiAUBENskLEE,
Secretary COMMITTEES q Anangemenis
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SAFETY or . Union soldier Reported Hung
by the Rebels.

FAiRyAx Coru Housk, April 20, 1905
Mr.. Jamcs A. Williams, OF Illinois, returning from .
visit 10 Loudon county, brings intelligence Of Harvey
sherman, captured recently at Drancsvie. Mr.. VII.
ains met Sherman Friday, the I7th inst, tho day
after be reported 10 have beou hung at house tbfes
miles from Ieesburs, towards Middeburg He was un'
der guard Of three non, and stopped there for break
fast He was 10 the best Of spirits Gen siahl Ia un
tlring 10 his efforts 10 capture the whole gang.
Reports state that Mosbys command Ia towering
about this place.
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the HERALD BUILDINGS ON FIRE.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27
List OF tho Thirty.eight Two Years
asginents from the state OF New

rhe following n a list q the thirty eight tao years
r.g,meu,s from tho of Ns~ YORK ~hhh are nos
s,ou, 70 return b0s with Tho q their hf., CON
mandAnts who ox tbs regiments 10 the ec'i, har prs
SEQ, oommsndanIs tito Of ccrpn ani time wben nsy are
so,,led 10 discharge from to unlei States ssrvcs