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ClPITlL CHANCE FOB IlYESTEEAT
The Western North Carolina MiRiEg'
smelling and COpPeraS
Manufacturing { Ompany I!
Capital Stock 81, 600, 600.

YI7EIIs COMPANY has y q special set Of the LegE
Il iztre Of North Czrol'ns. been regalsry iDcoTPo-
rated and organized
The various mines very fEvorsbly situated Alf
essY Of by railroads sno prOnou1csd BY NE
stare Geoiogst superior TO tie famous -DuekioWu
Mines. possessing sdgantsEes over Al Minlng C0mPa
mes ln the CoIfodera-e STE es
Subscriptions 70 the Capital Stock will be received
BY the undersiFnud. Ehsfss S6oo As there but
limited smCuut of 6tCek offered for sale, 81 parties
wishing % msks inves raents viii co well 70 cal aud
the ores, o.hsT evidences Of tier intrinsic
Vaiae, depozi ed a. 0-T office.
HcAABGHT, ORlf0SD g. CO.
asI239t YybissbaIi st~set
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this day nominabed as worthy in every respect
Of Their undivided support and sminontly quail
fled fer the Respective Offices for which they
we're nominated.
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Tss wur in virginia.
From The kiebRoud Examiner, Sept q.
PROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.


The news last evening was extremely vague.
and very Indefinite in its character. Conflicting
reports Wsgs 10 circulation az to the movements
Of our army, bat the most rslisble that We can
o5tain Is that General Lee holds bis position this
SIDE Ct The Rspifan, quietly awaiting the sd
vance o. the enemy, which, Is Is Anticipated
vii oceur IS soon IS the waters rsceds. In fact
general engagement cannot be much longer
eeieyed, unless ons srmy OF tie other falls back
Iae Eulnor n circulation last evening that the
9gat vas ~ progress, is We srs assured, after
dhgs1i inquiry, without foundssion. A gen
Haman who arrived sY the Central train inforu,s
us that . Yankee ree0nHoiteriug party crossed
the Rspid1n a. Mjiehell's ford On Saturday
when spirited szirmish took place, resuli6g
n the capture af soma ihifty or forty Of the e.
er1y, and driving him back across the river
Ihzse slziTnjs hes are Of frequent occlrreues,
sud attract but little atsnlioS
SOUTHWESTERN NIRGEEIA
The Yanksss eoHtinua TO threaten the Viz
gina and TeRnessss railroad, sad a report was
10 circulation yesterday that they had taken the
town Of Bristol. We have no means Of aseeT-
saisiDg the grUth or alsity Of this report, but
foa the fact shat Hs were in teIegraphic com
Iauaiessi0n viii Z1llicCHsr, ten miles beyond,
on Saturday evening, We ara inclined to bslisvs
il has no found stie1 10 fact Oar latest advieas
~ tiaN HIA1 ~ A-s EAcIa at-1t tt9 AalLAcG Eal-
srs bad retired from the line Of the road, kavirg
ascFri&iBsd that the whole Southwest was thU-
ougbiy aroused, sod being apparently spPre- (
hensivs Of =" gob5ling up"
SENSATION RU8oRs.
The city was not free from ths usual ssasa- |
ton TRm1Es yesterday. In the morning II vss /
-opdz5ed ihs- B agg had been defeated bY Rosa |
s'ar5, and other equally false and mischisvouz j
-1 nors prevail "a tarouph1uf tha dav Tthaae f7Te
-epcrts have theiE origin, doubtless, IN the fears
1f tss timid, which fnd expression IN Io7 Whis-
1ers. and 5gng communicated from one 10 an
lthef- arc spesu.ated upon ard magniisd unal 1
'hs eTstuhtY Of 3 large class becomes enlisted. I
u justice were done, svery sensasiouist would 4
Be compelled 70 strike bee h1e for some more Z
,0ugeniAl country.
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10 WLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

TEE present owner having business demanding hIE
vrbsie and personal attention, hss c0nctu ded 10 sell
atiE casirsbie pfopsry Ii ia be ouDd n ibs pisos
for refugees ana CAR aecummudate six families In sepa
saie build nFa Ths place q 20 Wea knowu thst De
uerfpfion : h n6eded
Far no el l l. unequaled thsre Is large iraot
81 land beenriBg ~ the place. Capsaie ci rasag ai
tlst may be wanted. Aeu negro gar ss Tor atty
sroeb Al=o large new baTa-
Per sons wishing 70 purchase can cone and look e.
the lrot.sFty or sddfsss ths undersigned 81 Et0uEh
Ga WM T. QUIEhR, or
au2sTm A. ". MCCONNELL.
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We learn frcaa Reoileraan di7scs nom Men
rec Leuisiaus5 tdas tslsrsl f5rea of I've shou-
sand marched ua0n that pla55 lest wee < ana
densaded surrender. Gen. Richard Tasior.
Who AAd been snlesnped II the VieinitF. aaTfag
relreatsd toward Shreveport, fhs uIacs vas tszs@r
possession Of, and IS now occusied FY sba Fs.7-
sEzl torees- The commander Esssessnlsa shat
be vas waiting fer rsinfoTcsmsats which wsrs,
expected IN a few dags, 20 eaTeh gpan ShlsVe-
POys. Gar informant gives nainncholF rie-
tgrs Of tbe dss0lgtion cscsisI 5V this alvarez
Of the Yankees All the able bodied negroes is
tie parish, many Of whom were st work rspasr-
ing the rsihoad from Vicks5urg 10 Shreveport
had been impressed
Prom she known energy Of Gen Dick Tsy-
l0r, bloody work may BE- expected IL that quar-
asE IA 4 lew dsys-as iesss bsfoge the Yankees
rese1 tbeiz destina.ion.-lg lgississiBBiar.
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800 Il e w a r d.
sTOP THE RUNAWAY!

UHAELES, Eboot twenty Eve years CID yellow
conn "A on weighs me huI drsd and fsty pounds
rA5her doWuCaEt i09k. " ia lite nous sNae ano
gdatse with ght STRIP sHd cap snd light pSnlE
de eft " ednesdsy evening and likely EOt The He-
Pont trun. be was that DAY purchased from James
Il. Martin Of Alabama ale boy served hls tE1s IN
lEsmptis iu jhe e5oFering trade
81 c. CAYCE & Co.
81 Ina sueffsnsers
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The sIrge sC UhHrseztsn.
Fro n the Cour er, Ssp5e mb-r 2zJ
NEWS FROM TIE ISLANDS.

TIE force cf Yankee workers aG Batteries
Gregg and Wagner wss apparently increased on
Moudsy. The enemy seemed 20 be uuasuaily
active at Battery Wuznsr in throwing up sand
cmBsnkments A vigorous FIRE was kept % by
Port Mou'trie and B-ttefy Snki1s Our shells
were thrown with ETsas accuracy, continually
falling aud exploding among the Yankees, and
driving them frem their work. Whenever q
she'll is observed coming the Yankees drop their
spades snd dodge uuisr cover, bet rssuus work
Immediately sftsr the shell has exploded or
passed over. No response wss made 70 our FIRE,
the enemy sgzin remaining silent throughout
tho day
We learn from good authority that the Yan
KEGS are busy at wOsk upon 3 battery At Blacks
island. Considerable activity vas manifested
among the feet Monday afseruo01. Dispateh
stesmers were observed busil7 plying between
the monitors and Ironsiiss, transferring rnen.
etc. Another strange craft, having somewhat
tas ap7sagsncs OF noUi1or, came uD from the
Soutb Monday sfaayuo9n sud Joined the fee.
Inside
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= 4 = . .. 5 II 60.

y a letsar fron 6reuaaa 70 the lNisssssip-
pas, dated the 9 b, says:
Aarmaduke's victory Eear Whiss river, Ark.
Ess eomplsse. Yankee reports aluls = lsss Of
dftsen hsndred prisoners, with as many -
killed and wo0Rdsd-ah ezvslEF. By sud1sa
and unexpected swoap On tina rssr Of Da-5fs-
sons eomaasad, le pct A8fs q easl5at 81 anlirs
brigade q Tires flll Tesimaais. Ina sroils IL
horses and caVa1y equipments were i6la.sese.
and come in moss excellent tine.
Ths msin battle expected between shs u
iaHlry, under the opposing generals. (Fries snd
5teeie,) had not taken place, 5us vas hourly e.
peeisd.
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RessIusions Of their E4ate State Conven-
Gjou.
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GBe 8IerPsis 8ppeaL.
PUBLIsHnD
FeF1na OF Adverfising.

Az =dvsri iissmsnts VIII be charged two dollars per
ugusrs Tor the erst insertion and dollar and city
esnta for sseh subsequent insertion.
Local noseez viii be charged at the rate OF fly s's
Per lise.
Obituary notices charged a. the rate Of twenty-five
rts per line and all other articles OF general public
Interest a. o.her advertisements
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The NEE1P 1PHIS
DIXIE WORKS, .

A RE now being removed from Canton, Mississippi
- 20 s2eon Georgia, snd will early be iR opeT Ailon
n1d eunt1ue msuufsctuie for the use Of the GcE'
s=rruent, exclusively, as hsretoforss
Transportation Wagons, Wooden SirFuPs,
WAGON s-d Ambulance Saddle Tees,
Hsnsss, HsyeEsack,
Ambulszoesr KnspsseEas
Light Artil err Carriages, Graia Sacks,
Siege Csrriares Tents and TsrPsulins-
Swords sud Bsyonsts. Cartridge Tbi1blss.
Spurs and Bi,s, Torpedo Canister
Hospital Runks Bread BO1es.
--Ruartsfns-ter's Desks, Camp Chez
Infantry Equipments, Cots ard Stools
a0svs-ry Equipments Crltchss,
-srmy Caps and Hats, Liiters,
shirts and B-aWscs E.l, ote.
We shall also erect 8 EOUNDEy for casting aI de-
scupdCEs Of Camp Cooking Utensils;
And vii be prepared 70 enter iuto contract for any
: I'd al q the articles by tie lss Of October.
= WAETED-CsrI enters, WsEouuskerss "a me So
rnskera Nouidcrs, Black ths Mschilts aad Eui5E-
80 ~ good ezsh Wsges.
rer4-2vr Macon Ca
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oPERATEoys oF g SEC.

an eyes, for the moment, are turned from the
siege Of Cbsrle5tca ard strained toward the
see1s Of the bloody conflict at ChalszHooga
Nohing save the thundsr Of our cannon upon
James sad S1lEvsn Islands disturos the quiet
autumn air Ia this neighboThood.
The enemy on Morris island is still silent.
The Ironsides and four moDisors remain within
the bar LAST evening and during the night
some Of OUT heaviest gUus upon Sullivan island
opened right bTiskly upon the enemy's working
parties, and the un10a1ed roar u tie discharges
led 10 very general belief in the city shat Gil-
more had opened IRE from his newly eonsTucted
batteries, bat sueh vas not the case.
From the Courier, 23d
NEyEs FROM The ISLANDS There has been
no change OF Importance to note since our last
Fart MoultZie and our batteries keep mp brisk
fire on the -aneHy's works on Norris island
ehciting no response. The If0nsides, four MOI
itors and the rest Of ths feet inside remained
perfectly quiet yesterday. The firing heard last
evening was frem our heavy guns on Saliivau's
island, The report of which gave rise to the i'm
preston that the enemy had again opened FIRE.
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There wss a slighs increase Of activity on
Sunday night and Monday On the usrs Of orr
batteries, M8Ultrie and SimpAins, 80 usual. tsk-
ing q pr0mineat share in tae plsy. Indeed, at
ons tllas, on Sunday night, She b0mba-dmsut
was very spirited. We rave, however, no dah
ate rep0rt Of tie result Of the FIRE.
Bastsry Haskell also 6sed in tine course Of tho
day directing, we believe, is shot at e rev bat
ieJy which the enemy is constructing on Back
islstDd
The Yankees are working even By daylight
wita ihe Industry Of beavers, at Gregg sud
Wagner. We saw them yest t7rday, wi.h tia aid
OF powerful glass, Eusiig plying sbe spade at
the latter l0Ts. a. eysrF fash fr0u our guns the
working parties would disappear zs If ~ usyie.
bat Imnad stely afssr the Shell had exploded
thew wsTs sgsiu 30 be seen returning to their
labor with Usbated energy.
Among the new works Hhieh the enemy has
undertaken is g covered way between Gregg and
Wagser.
Some significant movements uar. observed in
me -..-7'-,,Jn among the fset. Two steamers
lay for s0me time Immediately alongside the
Irolsides, and then departed up the harb5r,
where they were hid toT while BY the woods Of
James isisnd. Retaraiug, they again visited
the Ironsidss, and cue Of than was seen seen
afterwards near q monitor into which she trans
iefTad 3 number Of men. About twilight this
steamer was sncGored eff the North ehzrreI
Tire weather sill eogtiUss blue and 5racfng.
There Is wiatry tone in the colors Of the sky
which procisins chat cur loEg CsT0huisu sum
maT IS drawing to s close.
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Andy johnson furnished the following to the
Nashville Uni0s of the l6,h Il is rich epis-
kolarY spscinen:
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From The Washington correspondence Of the
New Y5sk Herald, September 10, we take the
following paragraphs:
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The piaHs Of EaPsls0a-T The Emperor iHfriqnine,
70 effect EETopsaa soal5ei0s aqainst he Us5-
ted States.
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Daring Attempt to Steel

On last Monday night, about half
past ten o'clock, some villains attempt
ed TO steal and run off :be cattle of Mr..
Miller. of this place. who was preparing
to leave for Pixies Peak, intending 10
start the next morning. we believe.
Mr.. NJ. heard a noise, and think
ing that some stock had got with his
cattle and might do mischief. got up and
went out 10 see wha. was the matter.
when he discovered the miscreants
making way with his cattle. He START
ed back TO the house for his revolver,
and aroused couple Of his neigh
bors. who went to bis aid. The thieves
ny this time we're moving of with the
oxen; and the company separated, TAX
ing different directions to intercept the
salpriis with their booty. Mr.. Miller
follow dcwn the rivulet leading out in
'he north east part Of town, and soon
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The Sabbath School

Las, Sunday being the regular lime
for the annual election Of officers of the
Sabbath School in this place, the follow.
ing selections were made:
}. W. ROBERTS. Superintendent, John
w. Day and Mrs BOUCHER. Assis,an
Superintendents; w. 7. MooRMAN, Sec.
rotary. G. B. CARSON, Librarian; l.. B
CoNwELL. Treasurer.
Il is TO be hoped that the increased in
terest recently manifested in the School
will deepen and widen, until the entire
community shall be enlisted in promo.
ting It's interest and usefulness. Toe
much attention cannot be given to this
noble institution, which is doing 50
much for the world.
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THANEs.-We return thanks TO Hon.
Il. c.. WILDER and Hon. w. w. II. Law.
RENEE for documents.
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came up with them ordering them io
halt.
hey turned and fred at him, and he
returned the ere. About ten shot
were exchanged, but no one was hur,
that NE know of.
The others hearing Miller order
Haiti and hearing and seeing the
hung. came to the rescue. when the
thieves broke and run, entering the saw
mill at the east door or side. which was
the last seen of them-perhaps.
Not long afterwards couple of men
rode up on horseback and enauired
aoou! the matter. There is about as
much mystery connected with this brace
OF equestrians rs with the celebrated
"iwo horsemen' in James novels.
THIS was bold and daring a.;err;
at crime IN our midst; and similar eases
are of almost nightly occurrence all
over the State. A remedy for these
things must be had. Law and order
must prevail; and the light-fngered
gentry must be deal, with in such a
rigorous manner as will clean them ont
OF the State; and out of the world if
possible.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
sI IaryEr op ee ousSy. IS
l.. p. Vaughn, Piain,iff
william P. Chiles. DecndaU,.

William =. Chies. Defendant.
BY vi Tue of an order of sale {, me directed
AMI delivered. Issued out 81 the First District
c urt o. the State OF Kansas. sitting in ard fr
] sftTson Count, il sid Staff, ] viii on
Monday. april cath. q. D.. 1859.
teiw-@:, H.. hours ct Ten o'ci",k a. NJ. AMI two
O'Clock. p NJ of sEia day, ut The Court House
Door in the v.llogs Of Osksloosl. in the County
end State afore-nid. offer at pcblic sale. to the
highest bidder tor c sh in hand, all the hi, ii
tie and interest OF the shove rsmod d. iendsnts
in and TO the following described property ,o.wii:
The soa,h half OF the nriii- ives. quarter OF
section SIX 81 in township nine % of rang.
nineieen 90 in Jtfierson County State OF Kan
sas. The sad land has been lawfully mp
praised at $500 per acre. Said property levied
on and 10 be sold as the property OF the above
named deerslanis.
n. W. TAYL iR. Sheriff
Sberif's Office 0sksie "a. Esrch 20, 1865.
ssiiason a Haven. Au'ys for Puff. 1851
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Since Lsavenwori.l has become emphatSalI,
THE CITY OF THE PLAINS and the only
naiarai Point oil suppl, for the entire region
stretching West 70 The Rocky Mountains. it vii
be my purpose 10 meet this vast amount of trade
with stock commensurate 10 its magnitude, aho
an ur,, that cannot tail to attract the attention
Of dealers
All dealers aud bu ers are invited to examine
nav stock ut IL ,RDWARD AZ No. 81 DE aware
Street, Leavenworth. Kansas where ihs forme,
neouiar emp OF ees OF this establishment Messrs
i'"ot and iavens.w Csc services rave secured
can a all times be found TO give them their at
teniion.
( T. ;. Ny snsarance Agency will hereafter be
ia no. 81 Delaware rect.
1I3 ii
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Read Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given that there will be
~ petition laid before lie Commissioners oi
Jeiier-on County, STATE OF Kansas. Il their mex;
regular meeting asking tor a County Road, be-
ginning at tine east line OF Jefferson County, and
one-half mile north Of the nor h-cast corner of
section So in Townships OF range 20, thence
southwest to Bort., east corner OF section 81.
iheace due west 10 the Fort Riley road, a, or
near Winchester, ali in jefferson County.
8 March 2, 1868. l52-4S$
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The Bible Society.

Brother L. 3. DENNIS, Agen, of the
American Bible Society for the State o
Kansas, visited this place on las! Satur.
day and remained until Tuesday morn
ing, looking after the interests of the
Society. The old organization had be-
come almost nonentity, and matters
connected with its former existence and
operations were in an unsettled and
very unsatistac' DRY condition. 4 con.
siderable debt was hanging over the
Society. which sill stood charged with
an inventory Of books that were lost in
The Mississippi river, and large debt
besides. This was not favorable
showing; but few hours faithful labor
on The part of Bro. DENNIS and our
most excellent Depositor. G. B. Nc
CLELLAS, put new face on matters.
The books on hand amounted 10
little over sl04; The subscription taken
mp on Sabbath evening fell bu, little
short of $40, and may be put down Al,
The same as $50 in cash, which reduced
The deb. OF $3.50 and little over 10
about $50. A little effort will wipe
this ont.
But We need more books and some
funds for other purposes, and we earn
estly appeal 10 all friends of tbs Bible
IN the County 10 aid the Society in lis
efforts 10 accomplish good There are
FIVE hundred men and two hundred
women In the county who could give
one dollar each TO the Society, and
never feel il; and this would make ours
the banner county in the State. There
are some vino could give five or ten
dollars and not miss the money
we propose Ibis 10 The citizens Of the
county: All MONEYS sert TO ihe So
cieiy through us. Or .llIou,h any officer
OF the Society who will report the
sams TO us,wiIi be ecknow edged in The
columns OF The Iadepenaeas, giving Tie
name OF each contributor and the
amount he or she may donate, that no
mistake may occur. or il occurring may
be rec.ifed.
Who will respond Who will be
mos. liberal ? Remember that the
widows two mites were more Than the
abundance cast into the treasury by
the wealthy and don't be afraid TO send
in small amoun!s. Bring or forward
your dimes or your dollars. as you are
able, bearing in mind that about seven
cents will send testament 10 some one
who is destitute of the Word OF God
Some of our citizens did nobly when
the collection was taken up on Sunday
evening, and we have no reason to
doubt but that others will follow the
good example.
The officers elected for the year were
as follows:
President, j. W. RorERrs; Vice Pre-
sidents, all Ministers of evangelical de-
nominations in the county; Secretary,
JoHs w. DAY. Treasurer, L. b. Cox.
WELL; Deposition, c. B. McCLELLAS.
The Depository is q the store of
Messrs. Moore d. Mcclellan, where
Bibles and Testameuts can always be
had.
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Es We publish by request the cor
respondence OF Rev. Mr.. GARRETT with
the Baptist Church in Missouri from
which he felt constrained to separate,
fast from fear OF personal danger, and
secondly, because of the secession pro,
cllviiies of the membership. This
scrap of history is worth preserving.
Fortunately Bro. Garrett escaped with
out personal injury; but how many
have LOST their lives and been persecu.
ted and tormented almost beyond en-
dnrence By The ungodly rebeles and
fendish sec.ssionis,s Never was
there more cruel and develisl. Sci Of
men (if it be right to call them meal
than the rebels Of the South.
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pgAYu NE Z Z ,
Petition for Divorce.
STATE Or KANSAS saa ag.a
!EFrsnses cossIs' Sc

STATE Or Kansas see Ha9
ssFrsEsoS Comfy, Sc a
In the District Co.'s, - .sisi .c.-n.v
Ges-se >chusi W R,asna ch,sier. No z1':
vi, reas il q, pears by ;he ath iasi. OF The SAID
plaintiff s5ss,sg. Ssha- er Iliat se ralt d-sen.,-
AM. Rsyap. Sehusler. is non fcso,sf't ut this
Stat. i Is ordered tba, the sati ds.sndant os
notified by publication beag rlsde i,r SIX en-
-ecuiive weeks in The Irdspendent, a weekly
newspaper oni.iished in ssri CeuDiy- ct the PEN
ioncy OF III suit, which.as appears by the prayer
OF said pia nil s re,ion. l. that he slid pan-
tiff be divorced fr IN the bands of ma;iimony
heretofore contr acted between the salt defend
AIT and The said plaintiff, aud that the custody:
care and education OF George. san OF the sad
pl aintff and the said defendant, bn dee esd 70
The SAID plainnff
aid defendant is further no'ified, ihst u5'ess
she lead answer or dsmur to the petition o! said
plaintiff on or before the 255h day Of April. A D.
1868. such ,.- tirion aud the allegations therein
contained will De- taken as confessed. and q judy
menr and decree rendered ia acccrdsnce with the
prayer OF said clifton.
WITNESS: T. z. HAyIss, Clerk
OF said Court. vi The seal thereof
L. 8. sffixsd at rny office in the village
ofOsksloo-a, this l7th day Of Feb
ruary, A. d. lse2
p E.. HAVENS. Clerk
Jofn ". Day, Airy for pit. ls07w Ga
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STOCK of HARDWARE
LgWeSt Possible Rates,

will 81 all times be full and complete of the most
desirable articles pertaining to the trade, and at
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SHERiFE.S SALE,
''fILTAfI i y - q LII.
ST TIE or hANsAs., IS
Abel Whitney, Piaintiff,

A5sG Whiiney, Plaintitf,
.F4t vs.
Morris < Knight, Def ndant.
BY vifiuc Of 81 order of sale TO m Girect,d d
and delivered. ssaed out u the First Di-inc
Court OF the State oil Kansas. Suing in and ioi
Jefferson County. in sad State. | viii, ON
szoncsy. April 21th. 1863.
between the hours o! ten o'clo X, 4. VI . und
2 o'clock J. ". Of said lay, TIE Court lionse
Door in the Village of 0ska.oosa III Tive Count,
aad STATE aforesaid. oiFf a; public sale. "a be
highest bidder,for cash n hand, al The ri9hi, title
and interest of the sb-ve NAMED defendant in
and 70 the following described Properly, fo-wit
The undivided hai OF The sour, ives, q-iar,rr
Of section ttiriy-onf 81 in TOWNSHIP nine o.
of range Gig teen (ISl. in jefferson County and
State OF konsa-. said pro erty has been APP
praised at $3.50 90.
Said property levied on and 10 he sold as the
property Of The above named defendant.
n. VI. TAYLOR. Sh, riff.
Sheriff Office, Csilaloosa March 90. 1863
Sairson Hsven-, Afty OF Pr ls.j 5w.