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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-03
~ A Niear 9AIABn, a CAt4uaE Aap

G4rA EieHF 4AIABM, a CAP4uaE AND
AN EsCAFE.-on Saturday night about 10
O'clock the screams Of q woman we're heard
issuing from the vicinity of new boat
lying atthe Firsti'Wardi ship yard. Officer
ST. Myers with couple of friends repaired
to the spot where they found a woman BY
the name of Taylor standing on the Bank
of the river covered with mud aud her
clothing torn into shreds.. TIE approach
of the officers frightened away man who
appeared to have been in company With
the woman and who it was suspected had
been abusing her. The man was pursued
aud captured, aud both he and the woman
were taken before Alderman Miller aud
committed to jail. 90 the way to the Jail
the man, whose name is Eouis Schmidt,
broke away from the person who had him
in charge aud succeeded in making his es.
cape. He was arrested, however, next
morning and paid his fne.
The woman who is notoriously bad
character was held to bail for her good be.
havior for one year, and as it is not at all
likely she can give the required security
she will remain in durance during that
period.
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p1Tus RryEa was falling yesterday
though another rise is expected from above
The weather was warm and pleasant.
The immense sideWheel steamer Sultana
arrived from Cincinnati with a big trip aud
left again last evening.
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sa s-T-ls6o-X.
PLANTATION BIITERS

+ They purify, Strengthen and inylgorato.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an antido 5 TO change Of "A AZ.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hour
They strengthen the system aud enltven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath aud actdty OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure DlarrhoeA, Cholera and Cholera Norbn,
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache,
They are the best hitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ua.
lures great rsstOrer. They are made Of pure 81,
crOix Rum the celebrated CaliraSa BARK, roots aad
herbs Andiare taken with the pleasure d a bevar.
age, without regard 70 age or dine Of day. Particu.
larry Recommended to delicate persons requiring
gentle stinplant. Sold by All efoesrs, DrugristS
Hotels, and saloons P. H. Drake &co. eoe Rpo6I.
way, New York! dSS1e.smdGv
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CaSsfmM. uav.

WAsHueTOH, March 3s-Ast7 fme, sruecial
says Casstns y. Clay wiz bs confirmed az
Minister 20 Russia, Senator Seward having
personally urged It.
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b eaH. HoRE PalsoSEns. SO pris.
Eoners' arrfved'last evening from Wluches-
ter. and were confined in the Atheneum.
They we're taken on Wednesday last, dur
ing the fight on the Strausburg road, not
far from Winchester.
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noIsRRnRn. - -.


NEW YORK, March The 1fSSss has a
private letter from Port Royal, which
makes the following curious statemeht:
General. Foster took captain and 80
men from the 10th Conn.,, just before be
went North, and. made Reconnaissance.
They entered Bull'sB Bay. north of Charles
ton harbor, and landing there, marched
through the enemy's pickets to within full
sight of Charleston, and even: to within
view of Fort Sumter, about mile aud
threeeq quarters distant-so near thGt ofi-
GERS from the parapet could see them, They
retained unharmeG. ssi-5
There is reason 70 believe a successful
attack Gamble made upon the Babylon Of
rebellion from a quarter deemed unas.
saIlable. .i5s..iI
A special to the Herald, dated Stafford
Court House, March LIST, says: 5i45 t
Col. Windhamt with q force of cavalry,
left Centreyille on Friday for reoonnofs!
sapce. They arrived at Falmouth last
evening. ,,....s !. s..a......
He passed through Warrenton, which
was occupied by about Is, rebel cavalry,
W no escaped. ~
Small parties of rebels were discovered
at Licking aud Elk Runs. Some dozen
prisoners were taken.
Prisoners aud deserters from the rebel
army report no force at Chlpepper.
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a. Coz. AER4AApER has returned from
Winchester. brings a considerable
sum of moueytor the families of the mem.
bers of the,tour companies from Marshall
county, which he will pay out at Mounds
vile, on Wednesday.
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ta HRIMsTREET's
.INIMITABLE .HAIR"RES TORATIVE
1T rs NOE D~m

a = = = ' = z lai.3s
But restores gray hair to Its original color, BY sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural susterance
impaired by age disease. All ivstantaneo,s i..,
and beauty Of the hair, and afford Of tbemselys1 M
dressing. Heimstreet's Inimtable COlornr not on.
ly restores hair to its natural color by ea,v nr.
Gees, but gives the hair . .t'
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After the Alabama.

HALIFAX, March 2.-The Vanderbilt was
at ST. Thomas on the goth to leave next day
on a cruise 49,
THE Federal ship Shepherd Knopp left
st. Thomas the week previous ia search d
the rebenpirate Alabama.
number of Federal vessels were at ST.
Thomas fearing to.leaye lest they. should
fall prey to the pirates.
The ofHeers of the Florida say-tbey pass
ed the night'in company with the Wander
biItlstely. - $50. 81 $50
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LU1URIANH, BnAuRYy

promotes it' growth, prevents its falling of, eradi
Gates dandFuf and tmpartl health and plsaaantnsss
to the head Il has stoOd the test OF time being the
original Hair cooriug and constantly. Increasing
In tAyoE- Used by both gentlemen aud ladies. It'll
sold by all respectable Dealers can be procured BY
them OF the commercial agent, D. 8. Barnes, qo2
broadway N. Z. Two sizes, SO cents and 81.
deel9-6md&w
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Mayor Opdyke Using the Veto
h Power RoSecransYs. Rebel News

q 49,. =
&kN YoEx, March Mayor opdyke 10.
day vetoed the resolutions OF the Commbn
Council to give Fitz John Porter. public
reception.
Adyices from Gusbamals says that that
State has declared war against Salvador,
and President CSrreEd had marched With
1000 to 6. 600 men.
A Murfreesboro letter says, General Ros.
ecrans has isSued an order prohibiting The
Cincinnati BaquiFer and Chicago Tine,
from circulating in the army OF the Cum.
berland. q
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York Honey Market

!, y. Nsyg = 67,ar, March the money mIr-
Sterling Exchange dali at 1ss@1s7 for
merchants and lss@lse for Blankets
Gold lower; opening at morn, abd
closing weak At 71@7lb,
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From AZ Armu q ~ poto,,, ;

From the Army of the Potomac.
NEW YoRK, March PA Washington
special of the 10Th to the Times, says, thf
rebels on the Rsppahannock for two iiayd
past have refused to hold communicated
With our troops, under the usual flag d
truce.
Reports from the army Of the Potomae
represent the condition of tte roads az be-
ing much worse than at any previous time
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i@e and LOGAN, LIsT& co.
TIA COUGH GOLD, OR AN IRRlTArED
THROAT II allowed to progress, results In serious
pulmonary and Bronchial affections oftsntimes In.
durable. S.'4'.--.-->
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the Affected part and give alnost in
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, AsruNA, and cA4AnnE
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
the use OF the TFoehes, and their extended I. ., has
caused them to be counterteited. Be sure to guard
against worthless imitatons oarAIS only the oe,,.
me Br0'0n's bronchial 7Soehes which have provsd
sne'E encaey by test Of many years PUBIC SPEAK
LEs and SINGERS should use the Troches. Military
UIn0erS and Soldiers who oyertax the voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should have thom. Sold
Sssty "nete At 70 cent' per box. Jan27-sm
EDRAkk's PLANTATION Br14rRs.
ZOE SAFE 0y REED q KRAFT.
A1rATER's CHERRY PBofoRAI,.
For Sais by REED KRAFT.
As-HuNsFRlEr's HA1a ConOn1sa AND R,,ro, INV,
t0F SAFE oy REED& KRAFT.
- Ia,-4A Al. OF Dr.. JATNEs' FAMILY MEDIc1uIs,
FOR SAFE by REED 4 KRAFT.
-DHAEE's PIANEA41oN RrT1Rs,
For sale by REED 4KRAET.
HOsrErFrnss STOMACH Blr4Ens,
foF sale 6y REED & KRAFT.
11-LrSDsET's BLOOD sEAROura,
For ! sale BY REED 8 KRAFT.
= ~ DRAKE's PLANTATION Blr4ERs,
For sale By REED 8 KRAFT.
- Mas. WrSs1oW's soo7HNa sYnuP,
ZOE sale by 70 sfi5. REED 3 KRAFT.
AS-DRAKH's PLAN4A4Iox RrrrERs.
FOR sale by af REED KRAFT,
F, No. 81 Main street, Centre wheeling.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

GV-ABDoNINA1 surPolTEaS.-Fitclrs, Mn. Bets.
IND other fAy0stsss.yl Tor sale 81 e
TIL. LOGAN & CO.,
n.s and LOGAN, LIST & co.
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TnUssEs, TRUssEs,-French aud American
TIuases of various styles, for saletby
tn. LOGAN & CO, :
ist: and LOGAN, LIsE& co.
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SHERIFF'S BALHs.

A.AIlen Howell, In tbs Circuit Court otohio
susan n. stslo, ct ssry ia tIeFs6t sn' OnHa-
INpunnAnce Of 3 decree, OF sald Circuit Court Of
il Ohio unity, made 1t the f4ll term 1881 m khS
above named case, IWill, on wednesday, the 1864
day Of March, 1853. 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ 81 the frbnt
highest and batt bidder, the middle parcel Of Iot
number two (2) in square number seven (IA situate
On Main street in the city u WheoIng. SSd middle
streot. aud Running back % the depth Of said Iot
Terms Of sale-Ten per cent In hand, the balance
in three equal nstalm0ntS At SIX EW6lIa ana Sfht.
cen months, tbs purchaser sviaG bead with
security Tor the deferred pAymentG SAID bond bar.
tn interest from day Of Ral0 until paid the titS b.
. .afa.lla .aE - AL0HZ0 L0RTNa.
fob1S I'd Sheriff % Ohio County,
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1'HE following soldiers, belonging to Company K.
PIN w.. volunteer Infantry, repcrtedab
or e ItEss,I1ested. WIN % treated dessrterS.
fsei na bsandeThSa soEP9ra % years. height
daTE, occupations cooper, born In MeIgS co; Ohio,
s1liSted q Wheeling Sept 23d, 1851 left camp Feb
q 1865 supposed 10 be In Cameron or M.rgantown.
Mm AeDonald, age IS years, height fees 4 ms,
complexion trogh, eyes hazel hair dark occupation
enlisted at Wheeling Octl 1861, sup.
posed to BIO In Wheeling - = = =
John French, age % years, height feet inches,
eSmplexton ttelL eyes gray, hair dark occupation
9hoenaEsr, born in Ireland, Unlisted az New Greek.
Va III, DEG !, 1891, supposed to be an Wheeling.
hinlS age q year,, height # inches, COM
plextpn dark, eyes blue, hair ar, occupation stone
cutter, enlisted " Wheeling Sept % 1851.
% DO IN Wheeling or Pittsburgh.
Harrison Sutton, eompany'C 1st Va Volunteer In.
a4try, age ~ years. height feet Inches complex.
Ion fair syes blue, hair brown, occupation shoe.
maker. born In MartinIvllle Ohio enlisted at MAI.
tnSTille, Ohio. Sept 81 1851 by VIM Miller for three
Yoara deserted from Camp Wiley, Va, Nov aT 1862
supposed to be at HGfFtSVflle Ohio ~ - '7fSf
JOSEPH DARR, Jr.,
Msler Snd Provost Aatahal eneral for Virginia
Il
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BAToHRLoR HAIR DYE
zH B3Sr m '4HE WORLD

E BATCHELORsS HAIR DYRl
TIE BEST IN 41zE WORLD. S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. celebrated Hair jo,.
produces eqlor not o bs distinsui fro pstnrs
warranted not 70 iujuEo the Hair nthe leost: ~,
edss the t effects q bad dyes, and inyigOrntss the
Hair lie GREH, REp, q RUSTY HkIR Instant.
y turns splendid Bloek Brown. loaytne he Fol
sGtt and btautfiift sold BY an SFurr,..i 3.
- The gelnine e signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
Hon, ~ tses tst.f stdssef saeA 6oz.1
FACTORY, No. 81 BarelSy street!
Lais2ss l9'Sal ,dsy eaasIs Boada.1 - eE =
= - - - s+5s5s lyS1.1y-dkV
The Confessions and Experience 4
aneInyalid. 81
RuAatsAsd tor the bensslt - svirning sud I
eA1siOa e yoEngtuaA Nlaspfar tFr5a Nsrvou. b
lEsuateEs Decay, Sci At tbe1S1s,
tine tie means Of sSlEc1r6 By66o Who - s5r:s
himself atser bsins Pat 70 Ertt eSpS6ss th5ourf
medical imposition sll y. BY eneso.ls,SS
postpaid addressed enVSloe 1Illal1 CoPrrs N :,
bad q Tie author. NATHANIEL MAYRAIR. r..
Bedford, King c., New York apG-lydav
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Presidents Proclamation Concern.
InR-fhA SanafA-hf1HIalIn Tlnn.

Presidents Proclamation Concern.
ing the Senate II CIellan's Tes-
tImOny.
'WAsHIGeToNi March 2.-T The President
issued proclamation calling a. extraor.
binary session of the Senate on the 18th Of
March to receive andaOt on such coulmun-
ications as he may make, mainly on civil
and military nominations.
The Mcclellan testimony before the war,
commenced on Saturday, relative princil
pally to thelbattle at williamsburg, which,
he stated was foug against his Judgment.
he asked permission to submit his state.
ment of the whole subject in writing, but
the committee declined to receive it. as thew
wished replies to direct questions ON sps.
cifc points. His examination continues
to-day.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-02
The Mails Again.

That our mail arrangements are the
next thing to mockery in this country
needs no argument to prove-the thing
demonstrates itself. Recently we re.
ceived copy Of the Leavenwortl
Times dated January e7,l863; and tina,
is specimen of the way the matter il
conducted.
In this county this place and Sau-
trelle Falls get seven-eights of all the
mail matter that comes into the county:
and if the object in carrying the mail is
TO accommodate the people, these two
places should receive the first atten
lion. But such is not the fact. Routes
are not run to accommodate The people
but to please the contractors and car
riers. and make for them big pile of
money for small amount of work.
The routes for daily mails should
embrace Sautrelle Falls and Oskaloosa
beyond all question. Can We not have
some kind Of mail system that will
-beneti, the people?
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-02

SWIFT. - On Thursday of this
week We received copy of the
Lawrence State Journal, dated JAM
uary f6, 1853. This ia specimen
of Uncle Sans mail arrangements
in t'sis country. We opened the
paper, and siancing over its columns
saw the head lines: "SIlerman Falls
Back from Vicksburg. Springfield,
No, Attacked Great Land and
Naval Disasters in Texas /" and we
began 10 wonder where the Journal
foand the news. or whether the ed
itors were palming off joke or
burlesque, when we looked over al
the date and ascertained that Uncle
Sam, and not the editors, had been
playing the burlesque. So We go
Great country, this
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-02
Notice.

"CGu CANERCS, now residing IN the stale vi
IL Missouri +. J. Ribbe. of the State of Viz
GINA and Thomas Armor Of he Stale OF Ohio.
will take notice that Mary v. F. Lane OF the
State OF Kansas did. on the leih day OF March.
4. ID. 1868, !ie her pc Iton IN the DIs'ric Court
sitting in and for the County Of Jefferson and
State of Kansas against the SAIL Hugh Gamer
on, f. J. Eihbe and THUMBS Agmor. de entanls,
settir forth that the slid Hugh CameiUn gave
a mortgage to the sail Mary v. F. Lane on TIE
north wesr quarter N. W. ~ OF session num-
Der 81 in township number IN Range nont %
20 east. said land being oi the Dciawarc TrYst
land and situated in the sail county of Je1ter
sou and Stale Of karsas, 10 secnre the payment
Of $500. 90 accor ing to a cert in note rrfsrred
to in said Mortgage; and that sine the giving
sad mortgage the other defendants claim some
interest in sajd lands by mortgages under the said
Hugh L .mercn; and prsying that gid Hngh
Cameron msy pay SSH sum ct 100000 Bsw
claimed 10 be due with Interest thereon N ten
per cent. pr snnum trom 81 Of !uls, A. D 1850.
or that said psemisss be sold 10 Ply the same
Said petition prays that the priOriies Of lien be
fixed by the court and the defendants be barred
Of all equity OF red mpiicp.. TIE said Hugh
Cameron F, ] Ribble and Thomas Ar-i.rr are
notified that they ard oach Of them are regal II
to appear and answer said petition within TIVE.
ry days after the 81 day Of Hay. A. ID. 1856;
Da:Id 18th day OF March. a. ID. 1865
SHANNON l. SHANNON,
81 ew- A';vs icr '.c PIT
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Kansas News.

Col. Anthony appears TO be admin
istering the affairs at Leavenworth city
with admirable promp,ness and singu-
lar ability. Good. He will deserve
and receive The thanks of the State if he
continues in The good work of ''clesning
out" the vagabonds and thieves.
Col Richie, relieved from the charges
preferred against him, has been appoint
ed TO the command of Fort Larned.
Mr.. T. C. Stevens, of the firm Of
Carney d Stevens. has presented the
Mercantile Library Association Of Leav-
enwortb $50 worth OF books.
The military road from Leayenworth
to Fort Scott has been located.
Tie papers of central and southern
Kansas are jubilant over the wheat
crops in their respective sections.
We clip the following item from the
Times:
As specimen of the business OF
Leayenworth, we may mention that
freight bill paid by Carney d Stevens,
yesterday. amounted to SO. 4I2 a.
Carney q Co.'S is bu. one among a
number Of wholesale houses here, each |
Of which is doing an immense business.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-02
District Court.

The recent term of the District
Court for this county commenced
on Monday and closed on Wednes-
day OF this week. Judge Mellow
ELL dispatches business in the most
prompt and expeditions manner =
enough so 10 make the. heads of
some OF the old iogies of the bench
we have seen swim. Nc. is first
rate Judge, and T. p. FENLoN, ESQ :,
brings up the Prosecutors work in
flne style. Long may these wor-
thies wave.
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Convicted.

The Times says that Shirly. Redclifl
and Mcbride. the three men tried BY
court martial for robbing the soldier
of 81. 100. have been found guilty and
sentenced TO be hung or shot. which
ever they choose. A few examples of
this kind. made with impartiality, will
have q most salu,ary effect on large
number of fellows whose necks need a
close acquaintance with hemp. Let
every thief and robber, no difference
what his professions may be, who is
found guilty of these crimes. suffer the
Jus. dement's of his wicked deeds. and
we shall soon have n end Of Ibis species
OF lawlessness.
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Order Of Publication.

]. B. Melvin Plaintiff By Attachment before
vs. S.lOmsn ksrr. ]. OF
John Kerr, D, E.ndan, \ keaiueky Up. Jsfisr-
eoan'y Sa.I. q Kansas.
1t Appearing 10 The justice ir m tie return OF
the writ in this cause that the defendant cannot
be summoned, IL Is arisrsi hy the ia tee ina
The ;laint.N give notice to The defendant by puo-
location tor three consecugiv, weeks IN the Okla
looSa independent. that WIT has b. ca ISSUED
agnius; him, dated April I'd, a. D. 1866. for ii
amount OF forty five dollars and fogty-tirses Gems
tsij. 43l, sni his property. thirty nine dollars
worth of lumber at alleys mil. has been at
tachsd TO satisfy the demand Of the plaintiff
and that unless tbs defendant. The said John
Kerr. arpeag before said Justice at his Office IN
the Township of keatucky, County OF Jefferson.
State Of Kansas. on the Slst day OF May. 3. ID
1865 Judgment vii. Be rendered against tile de
fendant and his properly sois % pay nc ssms
and Gusts
her,by certify this 70 % true copy Q: the
order
iss 3w $3.50 SOLOMON KEaR,JP
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Fast pay

Was observed by our citizens almost
Universally. A good congregation
assembled al the NJ. E. Church and
were entertained by an able, pi,hy
and pointed discourse from Rev. Mr..
Dickinson, in which the Doctor shit
the nal on the head'' humber OF
sturdy blows. sending it home each
time. The discourse was appropri-
= ale 20 tie occasion. and we trust
awakened the right train Of thought
IN the minds of The audience.
All the business places in town
were closed during the day.
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Thieves.

Four fellows came into town on
Monday to claim the stock taken up
by the Under Sheriff; but the next
day some soldiers from the Fort
came up, and three Of the rascals
getting sight of them in time, mount
ed their horses and fled: the fourth
one was taken bat paroled. The
soldiers took the stock TO the Fort.
One of the chaps avowed himself
"a Red Leg and thief, we understand,
and from his own account of him
self, deserves hanging.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-02

The LADIES REPOSITORY for Nav
opens with a fine line and siipple
engraving Of ''Derwentwaier," one
Of the charming rural scenes OF
England. The number is filled with
the usual variety Of excellent litera-
ry matter. We have already ex-
pressed the opinion that no lady
who can afford it (and who cannoiD
should be without this work. $3.50
year. Poe q Hitchcock, Cincin-
natl.
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lHE INDEPENDENT: OSKALOOSA, KANSAS SATURDAY MAY 1863
Sickness.
Q

From hundred places In the land.
extending through half the loyal States.
We hear of sickness, much of i, of
very malignant type. Lung fevers ap-
pear to prevail more than any other
single disorder, while there are some
forms OF disease which battle the skill
OF the Physicians and for which thew
ind no name. Are We to have pesti-
lence added 10 wa,? If SO, is it the
foul breath Of the Copperheads inter-
mingled with the atmosphere that shall
produce It? The poison exhaled from
those political serpen,s i. enough to
con'amlnate the land. and if they only
should suffer, We might be ready to say
''amsn" to the chsstisement.
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@ Mr.. s. T. McMuaRAY. formerly
~ this place. who removed 10 Iowa late
IN the winter, died in Mahaska county
~ that State some ten days ago. OF
lung fever.
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Sherf's Sale.
STATE ATE OF KANSAs.tss

., ! q
JtSrERs0N CouxrY
a. K Caniwell, Plaintiff. VS. E. D. Norton, Deft
Byvirtseof IN Execution TO me directed and
delivered; issued out Of the First District Court
Vi The State OF Kansas, sitting in and for Jefier.
son County in said State, will, on
wednesday, May 2Oth, A. ID. 1863,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. n, and two
O'Clock. ? n, OF said day, at the Court House
Door IN the vili"ge Of O-kalooss, in the County
and State aforesaid, offer At public sale. to the
big est bidder. for cash in hand. ali the right ii
tie and interest of the above named defendant
and to the folloging described property, to wit.
Lot No. one ~ in block No. fourteen "a, in
the village OF Winchester Jcfer son county, tate
OF Kansas. Said property has been apprai sed
at eis htv dollars $500
Said property levied on and to be sold as the
prop, rty Of the above named defendant.
I3S 5w N. W. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Oskaloos., April Is, 1858.