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Law lr-TKLLICRNCK.
SUPREME COURr-CiRosr-PsA a-Bssors Ju1gs
LEONARD
JapnAs Neil ATT John Wucsk

SUPREME COURT CiRcuT-Psn G-Besors Julgs
LEoAARR
James Neil agt. John W. Wucst
This action was brought TO recover on PROMISE
~ note for s9l 90 given by defendant Robert
Co., cogfsc.oners In Broadway In thu city. Robert Thomas
behalf Thomas Co.. Transferred thi. no,e wits
,evers ohsrs Mia Due and ho transferred he noe
su against Woes. TO pisin5. VII. as he sio,ed psA
about tho face OF It. The deietss csmed tss Rb~
Thomas hsd authority to tsus-t tae nste and not
~, member Of the h% Of robert Thomas Go % n- 'ime and
Verde. for plaintiff tor io Is smoout Of note and iDser
Henry L. Clinton and ExJodse Hunt for plaintiffs Hall sae
CRAIBnRs-PEp. s-BefOre Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Uanhattan SAVINGS Institution agt- Samrei r.
Bell ct o. wo case) CHER Frs snrsSce ComEe'
ny sgt John brodie ali VIM Braly at Edssra OssIt
son Lewis A. ssyre ct al act. John herJndsmso %.
Henry Wells. Prs8ent. sgt Fsrners and Mechanos Bsuk
u hs'uofd.-C0''' tsrsda. t-,a %.
SUPERIOR CooRT-sPKcIAL TERN - FRB a--Bsfors
Justice boswOs1H.
DECISIONS.
4. N. Care ct al aar. Nln. Binta.-ifoti0n =
'Se su parts Of c'mp'O' granted IN part osnied In
GeOrge Trfel sg, Jacob Singer Me,ion for rs.x..
ton OF cots granted payment 10 dssdbt Of %
costs Of opposing tais motion.
before Justice ksscRIYv
Van SlntvoOrd Il al. ust Rooney; Doyle agt.
Brumey; Harris sg Boush;os; Desieia sg Uuon Ferry
Company Martin sst. Hoppock; Poea ss Leroy beckss
man at. Tuska-Oidors grsnIed.
Before Justice RoBRRTsoS. n.
Samuel S. White agt. Asa0el Jones ct al: WIN.
C. smith sg O. DsDison 81 Ali din<s Of fact setlsA
David o. D-uy sst. John Kelly, che 81 OF d-Findinp V
VIM. rscy at, Y. and HSrlen p r. Co.Mo,ion psrey
r. Ot,s Leroy ct OIL at EHjsa u. KiDbs ct Oyuisa
in Of judgment Tor Taii' fados Of fact ~ 10 ~
tad.
Heary Ii. Miller sst Bsymd --Csrti6eats refused.
bsIorr Ju,iee MoSELi-
Carl Harberk AFT. Ihe Mayor, &c.-Case settled.
Papers In Clerk Ohi.s.
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PrB al 90 bbls flour. 200 bbA Corn Meal 600 bs's
WHISKY 5000 bush Oats 100 pigs Proyi,ions. TO Ptss
Butter. - pigs. Ashes. l.tOoP pigs Lard
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AJIBLO's GARDEN. -.....-
~ Lessee and MstlGg-. .A......Nl. w hbA-LEA'
mEffn NfLh
CT It's ttil,Yphsuty succ'--is. rp,e s~nHtt o.
- THE C.,rAr T-.Ar-C ARTIST,
MS Cr.fAN,
-, ,,e oral ana l4i etc .sndt'n e.ih,
JENISN MAIDEN
IA, created riofud gGu,s s-rsai.on and attract
81 sriss Of the wia Eud fsshionao.e suGtLces
ever asseinb ed T. thi- C.;y. - .
FRIDAY Feb. 8. and ~ ~ = MING this week
viii be presented tie a-aVtilu! meu.ic u-Ay entitled
TIN FCE>ANFN.
S-Derb srd exquisite Scenery y IT, }. L. Sslwyn.
yrsi Ag.ic co-0otei .A1--ssT, y hr Robert Stepel
Chafscr;ssc Dsaces nd App a.uisnts 0y MssTs Phil
Ups ard Nslis - - -
sire
C-d az -lIYsiei cast nbTacr Ismes OF NJ J. W. Wal
isek H., Mr. Edwin Adir1s Nj b-ra-t, biz. LanGgau MI
Lamb ~ Wison Med1le Uaa.lGl Ken.eti, ard The ad-
tzirs5ie cho,u..
This nt,restpg p,sy ca'iAes the sweet simplicity Of
fTeside s.oTy with gcc alj Startling portrayal Of ;he
wildcat deepes' o. q bL.Lgt 's.-ons.
lOVE9J2NyD 10 HATE.
The performance viii yosr - 20. o'clock precisely,
GSordng sruYe tine ~ cc;a--i-s ceEs s.s;ca. L.
Ii come lerce Of he
GREAT II MRED FOR SKATE.
tho public pee .uiy .- ,l th he book aow
SDea l0- suy fyeInI , 1u.lg. g. "ce.
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1russmsnls
MUSEUM.

BARSUN' AMERICAN MUSEUM
LAST DAY BUT ONE.
1hST DAY BUT ONE,
LAST DAY BUT ONE,
,uss L.AvINIA WARREN.
MSS LAVINIA WARREN.
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
MISS LAvINIA WARREN,
tSo wonderful and charming
'' TITLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY
little QUEEN OF BEAUTY
wh' is TO De
.1ARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM TIL y NIB
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB
NEXT TUESDAY. the lOh inst
Consequently her public exhibition at the Museum
CLOSES TO-M )aROw, SATURDAY.
and all who s to her i riss the opportunity for
sSe Tbs crowd has aeaay become immense that the
GIVES POUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES DAILY
OWES FOUR DR. ,AAIiC PEsEoRMANNCEsss BBAiLi
ONE n THE MORNING. Az II UCLoookTt ocK.
TWO dS IN IS N aA hE1 e SiS At At ~
sna II noges,ary d. ety yi:iGr he VIII
CINE 0 0SE EVERY ESl:si HoUA .,,n.
he that every gafsap Of n1
every auac;ion announced IN t4e bIs a' ~ .
MORAL BONES re r. %
TIE CROSS o. ooI-Di
TuERESAS VOW!
MISS WA II y Il -
sIr~ars the stage a'd ~
esS6 peTiOrnence; enc ror,t IN TUE MAIN HALL
Of the n ssR M fsfIf iSa LEvEE from 10
,... ,ov ed tha thu others and more conortsOie Tor
"'0'' LADIES CHlLDRBN. and FAMILIES
COME THEN ONE AID Alb! COME EhALf'
BUp CONE WITHOUT FAIL,
LIT7rLE QUfEN or TT FAIRIES
LITTLE QUEEN OF ihE FAIRIES
LlTFLF OUEEH OK THE FAIRIES
s,Iore shc .skes her GeptHuso !sorl plslc lie
hlo 10 hs seen al all hluga coy AID evening me
oRAED AOUARIA, ALbINO kANlLY, WHAT - IL I
SsTIRoRNiA BEARS exhh.,ei md pefio.GIed by Herr
Lriesoach. LiNiNG HAPPY FAMiLA &c
dmlxaOu. - Cents N..-- ~ IHees tea - o~h'~
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vENIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW-YOHK AID LIVERPOOL, CALLING
Al corr HARbON.
AND BETWEEn BOSTON AID LIsERPOOL CALL
ING Ar halifax AND CORK II tRBOR.
ARABIA Stone leave. B2sfon..... w -dnesd1y FEB
AUSTRIA 4. ~ \. Coca esverN. Y. Wednesd.y f-o u
EUROPA Mood e..lragcs Bostp.... Neigesi' .Irb ~
ASIA Craze. New ork. " uCnesJly. FEB ~
Canada Lot .... leaves Boat. WrJtc Day ~ A.
CHINA Apdsrso leaves Nc" on "'dle'd 'Mar u
TI.ON SEN-IOHB TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin p. .aie............'...''''''T ~
Sec nd sBiu Pas ags.-................'.. ~ W
FHOs BDsIOs 40 LIVERPOOL
Chef CABIN fdssosc..,....... nv 70
Second "a Ia PbsGsRe.............".....' o3Io
DavaLle 10 gold IN UAitod States currency
ber,hs II, I scored Until pc for
An experienced surgeon on boHt . -
The Of hec ships will not be accountable ". Spo
ea or Vauablrs un-.s 8s Of bAdng having the value eH
pressed az i.ucd therefor.
FoT Frcig y Passsgs apply 20
Z. CCNARD. No Bowling CeeD.
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BORT il)arocns'. Nome.
5rArx or NEw' Yosx

SrArs or NEw Yosx
PoRr.WAgDgss UFUCB No. i0t Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, N accordance with
.eeton Of the Act passed Aprii H. 1897. cnuIled An
" asoy,.,tze the Wsrdens' ONCE OF the Port OF New
n. pen.ons interested in OF having charge ot the
h.ct matter OF sueh ioqauy, essmnaou vigyey, sA
,Io wing vessels und- examination bJ tnv Port
aud the said surveys o. examinations viii Dc
ps,ss within ten days next succeeding notices.
board said vessels: ..
George Washington Pier No. ON
BARK UHbati, Tier No N
brig Ida M No -
bIig Geo. L. No II Y. 4
Schooner Stag No N. &
wM. Ii. HuRLElvA. rsssiss~G
]. Ayes AsxsInAu. 6ssressTy.
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Below.
sailed.

One OF Williams Guons ship, supposed to be the Chan
celor, from Liverpool
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sfsIATUkK aLasNEC. -
.ia-RiAes...05 ets...........3;4 Noos-hises e;S
hf.a Dat.
..ny Hack 9;O5 GOV isiauc s;35 Hell Hsi.. l.B
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mso6ins Caro5, CT.

AT THOS. BRUNS's, No. 4a3 Broadway, al
"A the lats,t sty les EMBEDDING CARDS, II low prices
EsIsbLsked IN 1870
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Noans. DepOslis. Sreoie. IIfcuIn.
~ YorL Jy 81 IL 8.j ajl lt9 ~ go tagut 10
Boston. r ,. :. 1855 ~ 34ft9StG 5os5.3U 10 ~
Alas, feD.2. J,.t189i p 2jL75J 41J2,ss0 4lol 800
Tota,....429t.S4l 2356saOo7 5iI4,.7sl 2O952 ;S5
Ia wrok... Z93lItSI .grga.G y ..: tt5 2la.6. .Js
La. yos... 2Ji 0830gO l55h2o III 81 J0JO7 ljlOJ6,3
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kShoADWAf MtNAVhNIE, NO. GOO Broad
~ way h. y. LENT Msuaget Opou from 10 a. ~ TO 10
NJ, will uneq4slea collection Of LIVING WILD
AklMALS. NOVEL, PERI OHMANCEs 81 HIOHLY-
FRAMED ELFPHANI5 MCNhEYS PONIES AND
hUkEs. ~ ~ H. and Il p. Admission IS cAuls;
Children under leu. Is cer,s
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Mr.. Barrels Response.

In anothe, part Of this paper will be
found a communication from Mr.. Bar
rett in which be claims 10 have been
favorable 70 the original Bridge Bill.
We labored under the impression that
he opposed the bridge measure through.
out. and still think the records do not
show any vote Of his in favor of the
bill at any time. But we accept his
word for the fact. We think Mr.. B. is
good man, and designed to do righ,
in the Legislature; and when free from
unfavorab'e influences did SO.
We do not agree with Mr.. B. in his
opinion SO far as i, regards the consti,u-
tionaiity Of the measure. We see moth
ing in the bill that is unconstituI ional,
though We have not given it critical
examination.
The tome of Mr.. BIS letter might
possibly be improved by the addition of
little more dignity. and the absence of
a little Psts!ence as asperity. Naked
truth is much more forcible than any
amount of attempted sarcasm.
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Notice.

"UGH CAMERON. now residing in inc otaie o.
II Missouri. F. J. Ribbe, of the Sta" OF sr
ginia aud Thomas Armor, If the Stale OF onio
will take notice that Mary v. F. Lane Of ,.ee
State Of Kansas did. on the 18th day of March,
A. d. 1863, file her petition in the District Court
sitting in and for the County of jefferson and
State Of Kansas agaDs, the sail Hugh Cauer-
on, F. J. Ribbie snd Thomas Armor. defendants,
set.irg forth that the srid Hugh Cameron gave
a mortgage TO the said Mary v. +. Lane on the
north west quarter IN. w. n Of section num-
Der 80 in township number 9 in Range number
20 east. said land being of the Delaware Trust
lands and situated in the said county Of Jeffer
son and State Of kansss, 10 secure the payment
Of $lGOO, 90 accOrt ing TO certsiT. note referred
70 in said Mortgage; and that since the giving
said mortgage the other defendants claim some
interest in o. id lands by mortgages under the said
Hugh Csmeron; and praying that said Hugh
Cameron may pay ssid sum Of 100000 now
claimed 10 be due with interest thereon at ten
per cent. per snpum from Sd OF July, A. d. 1861,
or that eaid premises be sold to psy the same.
Said petition prays that the priorities OF lien be
fixed by the court and the defendants be barred
Of all equity Of redemption. The said Hugh
Cameron f. j Ribble aud Thomas Amor are
notified that they and each u them are required
10 appear and answer said petition within twen-
" days after the 81 day of May. A. ID. 1853.
Da:Id 18th dav of March, A. ID. 1868
SHANNON 4 SHANNON,
1874 CIV. A,tys for TIE ptf.
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WILSON d HAsrINGs.-Who dom,
know these enterprising dealers ia
Hardware And who that has evel
traded with them don't like to 60 back
again +? Attentive and obliging, they
can hardly fail to please any reasonable
purchaser. Men of their capacity and
business habits are bound to win. II
you need any thing from tack to an
anvil. go there and you will find it.
All kinds Of cutlery; every description
Of goods for furnishing . household
to their trade can be had of
them. Farmers will there find the best
pIows, and other implements Of hus-
bandry. Any body that wishes to do
we'll 10 the Hardware line can Just drop
in at their stand. 90 Delaware street.
Leavenworth.
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@ Don't fail to read the advertise
ment of Messrs Richards 4 Chamber.
lain in this number. These gentlemen
have large and varied assortment Of
Hardware. which they sell at very rea-
sonable prices. They also have the
best make of plows. and general
variety of Farming Implements. Those
in need Of any kind Of tools or machin-
cry for the farm or garden. should go
10 their establishment, where they will
be sure to meet with gentlemanly treat
ment and almost certain TO find what
they want.
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Our Senator.

The Leavenworih Bulletin quotes our
remarks in reference to the Bridge Bill,
and then makes tie following COM
men,s. II these things are true-and
the writer appears to be posted-Jef-
ierson county ha, gained no homer in
the person and official acts of her Sena
Tor. Mr.. Spaiding is a young man.
with the whole of political life before
him. and it is q great pity that he
should place himself in 20 unfortunate
position as that described below. We
had hoped to make a differen, record;
certain it is, We earnestly desired to
give unqualified approval to all our
delegation in the Legislature; and it was
with deep regret that we felt compelled
BY an honest sense Of RICH, and truth
to withhold the full approval we were
DESTROYS Of penning. But to the Bulls-
. tin. Here are lis structures:
There we're others at the Capital
who were cat An utter loss to know"
why Spalding. after voluntarily pledg-
ing himself to vote for the bridge bill.
.wiIlfully cvaded the responsibility when
it came to vote. When the question
came up the last time,i vas during the
evening session: the Senate were about
to take vote on it. and Spalding was
in the House with the Leavenworth
delegation; he told them he would 70 to
tie Senate and vote for it. He never
went, and it vas lost By his absence.
Blu: this is not the meanest trick
Spaldins played. He wanted 10 get a
bill through, authorizing the people Of
Jefferson county to make change in
the county seat: the measure was as
good as killed. and ar. Lse. who was
opposed to it. wished to knoy OF Spald-
ing if he would take advantage Of his
(Lee's } absence and attempt to get the !
bill through in case he left 70 attend to |
sick family t? Spalding replisA he
would not. No sooner had Nj. Lee
left than this honorable Senator tried
10 "come the grab" by passing the
bill.
We leave young Azel w. s. in the
hands Of his constituents 10 answer for
deeds done in the last Legislature. with
the single remark that if they expect
their wishes to be respected in future
Legislatures. they must send other than
. political mountebank and thimble-
rigger."
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SHERIFF'S SALE. 1si
STAT! 1a1rs. or ec ooss1. IS
L. r. Vaughn, Plain iifi,

William p. Chiles, Defendant.
By virtue of an rrder OF sale to me directed
and delivered ISIS red out of the First District
c urt Of the State OF Kansas, sitting in ard fsr
Jefferson County, in said Stat, will. on
Monday, april 27ta, \. D., 1s63.
between the hours II ten O'Clock A. NJ. and two
O'Clock, r. NJ. Of said day, At the Court House
Door in the v:lnge Of 0,ksioosa. in the County
and State aforesaid, offer ut public sale, To the
highest bidder, for sh IN hand. all the ri hi, ii
tie ard interest OF the above named defendants
in and TO the following descsibcd property. to. wi
The south half OF the n'rth-west quarter OF
section SIX go in township nine G9) of rangt
nineteen (lol. in jefferson County State Of kan.
sss. The sad land has been lawfully ap-
praised nj e2,O0 per acre. Said property levied
on and 10 be sold AZ tie property OF the above
named defendants.
wv TAYLOR. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, OskaiOosa. March 20, 1858.
Stinson & Haven-, Au'ys for Puff l3j 5~
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@ We direct particular attention
to the advertisement of Messrs. Daniels.
Millington a. Co.. in another column.
This house is one Of the best in Leaven-
worth. and they will duplicate any bill
of goods at Wholesale. purchased in
New York for two weeks, SO far as
prices are concerned. They are gentle
men who deal with fairness and homes
~. and We advise all our readers 10
give them a call.
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Lowest Possible Rates

Since Leavenworth has become emphatically
THE CITY OF THE PLAINS and the only
natural point OF supply for the entire region
stretching West 10 The Rocky Mountains, it will
be my purpose 10 meet hi. vast amount Of trade
with stock commensurate to its magnitude, mud
at prices that carnot tail to attract the attention
Of dealers
AL! dealers and bu, ers are invited to examine
my stock Of II ARDWARD at No. 81 De aware
Street, Leavenworih, Kansas. where the former
peculiar employees Of this establishment Messrs.
Root and Havens,( waose services have secured J
can a all times be found to give them their ut.
tention.
P. S. My Insurance Agency will hereafter be
ia No. 81 Delaware Street.
lis III
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Messrs. Geo. O..
Catlin d Co.. Delaware street, Leaven-
worth, have large and varied stock Of
boots and shoes. which they are selling
at remarkably low figures for the times.
In their house you can find any thing
from a slipper TO the most elongated
boot. We noticed the arrival of quite
an invoice Of goods in their line, but
the proprietors complain tina. it is very
difficult to keep up their stock, 80 great
is the >rush Of trade. Remember this
firm when you want any thing in their
line.
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MERCHANTS HorEL.-This house was
literally crowded TO OVERLOOKING when
we were there last week; bu. We found
Landes equal TO the task Of making his
crowded guests comfortable. Quite a
number were compelled TO leave for
want of room; but those who remained
found good fare and received every
necessary attention. Go to the Mer-
chants. and secure place early. or the
house will Re filed and you find no
place there.
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Man SHor.-We learn that a man
vas shot at Rising Sun on Monday.
Some one became excited with liquor
and got up . quarrel with neighbor
on an old grudge, and 10 an attempt to
shoot him. the pistol went off and sho,
. by-stander in the leg, the ball enter
ing at the back of the knee and coming
ont At the lower par. Of the calf Of the
>eg. making q serious wound.
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kosREsY.-Soms william or villains
oF0ks The window Of the Drug Store
We other night and stole Sharp's rife
belonging TO Mr.. Porter. which stood
aear 10 the window on the inside. Kan
~ appears to be invested with thieves
md rdbters It this time. They should
- cleaned out.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that there will be
IN petition laid before II Commissioners Of
Jefferson County, State OF Kansas. ut their next
regular meeting. asking tor County Road, be-
ginning ut the east line o. jefferson County, and
One-lIulf mile north of the northeast corner Of
tion 80 in township 8 OF range 20, thence
sour h. west 10 north cas-, corner Of section 80.
thence due west 10 the Fort Riley road, at OF
near Winchester, all in Jefferson County.
March 2, 1868. l52.4s
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The Election

VI Monday last resulted rs follows:
justices Of the Peace, M. r. Dutton
'ad Thomas Newly; Constables. Hor-
=, = s'Sbs, Henry Ogle; Trustee, Terry
s'aehfeld; Supervisors for the Districts
ose'ng the town. D. Briner and l..
= convelL We did not learn who
s elected for the other districts.
=. .s : e''ction passed of very quietly,
sseAs vote was light.
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EE Efforts are being made to have
all the Kansas troops massed aud con-
centrated in the First Division. and
stationed for the defense of our frontiers
or dcsccn. upon Texas. We hope the
efforts will succeed.
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Sherif,s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. tSs. f
Cousry o. JKggRRsoS,
Isaac y. siirk, Henry :. Fields lad L. N Cooley.
George n Weaver. Mary B. Weaver, William
- Srmaus. W,IIism .. SeHssns. Ad'Dissirat'r
of ,hr este a OF Niis,m Semaps, deceased: Mary
Semans and Ann E. Setnans. minor children:
Isv virtue Of an or.ler OF sale a. me Iec.ed
ard delivered i-surd cut Il the n Il Dis1ct
Court f the State Of Kansas sitting IN and fos
!. ffrrso, County in sid State will, an
Wednesday, april lse, =, r. IsoS.
be,~ cen The houIs OF ten o. lock, 4: u. and t"o
.,'.oek, p y OF sid d.y..s ths' Court houss
Door IN ne village Of O-kal'rss. in the County
and State Aforesaid. efkr at public sale, 70 tho
highe bidder, Tor cash j" hand, allshe right. IL
ne add interest Of the sbove name defendanss
in and TO the following .. scrbed property &c VIZ.
The oor,h.wcss "IIe-fouvsh OF secISOu t~shty'
four a., in ,.wn; hip eight 90 Of range sever
,een(lT), in Jeffer-o" County. State of Hansas-
Said property levied on and . BE- seki as tue
properly # ,he sboys named dstsndsn.s
Sid property has been appraised at SIX fuaa'
red dollars ts60o)
: NV. TAYLOR. Sherih-
Sheriff s Office, Oskalooss, Feb. "a, ie63-
Stinson 4 Havens, Att'ys for Prs. iSi-ow
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Emigration.

Quite large number Of emigranis
have passed through this place during
the past ten days. Hardly day goes
over withou, the appearance of wagons
In our streets. Most Of the teams 90
10 the south. M
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Notice Of Attachment.

Almon Benton, pla'nh, e.
A. J. Dawson and Sarah Dawson, Defendants.
Before M. X. Dutton, J. r. of OsSaiocsa town
hin. jefferson County, State OF Kansas.
On the 2lst day of March, A. d. 1868, said
Ju.,;.,e i. sued MI order OF attachment in the a
ivvs ac,:on. Tor the sum Of ninety five dollars
and seven c.-nts. 1895 Oh. Said cause j. contin
ned for hearing on the 9th day Of May, 1863.
i las r.. "e's J0aN W. DAY, ATTY Tor PIT
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-03-28

Inc Leavenworth Bulletin says We
come down on the flower-pot bonnets
now worn by the ladies'" All a mis-.
take. We supposed the editor of tina,
interesting paper was more discerning
individual than to call the two-s;ory
bonnets of the present day dresses for
the head. Why no. give The cloud.
that Title at once. and be done with it
y. no. we disclaim charging the in
nocent bonnels of being dresses for the
head in any sense-,hey are mere re.
cePtacles for rainbows OF flowers. etc.
We spoke Of the couture las, week;
not Of bonneis; that silly fashion which
makes the head lumber-cart for vel.
vets. false hair. monkey tails and all
sorts Of outlandish things. deforminy,
d's6guring and overlooking that neces-
sary appendage to the body Of an in.
telligent being-twislins. rolling. comb
my into all manner of unnatural and
unsightly shapes the natural tresses, and
concealins them beneath false hair,
ribbons. braids. bob. tails and what not.
That's what We mean. Mr.. Bulletin
mot the bonneis.
As fof the moonlight appendage.it is
hardly TO be presumed .ha, any one
will be deceived into the notion tha,
the handsome (?) editor Of our Daily
contemporary knows the difference. prac-
tically. between shaker and a two
story bonnet.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-03-28

General Price is reported at Camden.
Arkansas, on the Washiia river, with
TWO batteries Of English rified cannon
The rebels in Arkansas are .old again
tina, an advance into Missouri will com.
mcncc immediately.