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| FROM TIP Army OF THE p0r0.
* 2 MAC. s
Latest from Gen. Rosecran..
Etc.. Etc., Etc.

CHICAGO, Feb. le.
! Important changes in connection with the
army Of the Potomac have recently taken place
On the sth Of the present month the 9th corps
under Gen. Smith, started for Fl. Monroe-sup-
posed destination North Carolina, where Il i,
rumored Burnside is to command.
An Alexandria, Va, dispatch of the 10th
says the Pennsylvania reserves and great
number Of regiments belonging to the army of
the Potomac are in Ale1andria this morning.
The New York Post of Wednesday speaks
OF an important movement in Hooker's army,
the results of which could not but be damaging
to the rebellion.
Thursdays Times say, it il rumored that
the left grand division Of the army of the Po-
tomac have received marching orders, and that
they will soon embark on the transports for
Suffolk, Va.
The World also knows something pertinent
to the case 1t declares portion of the army
Of the Potomac recently affected change of
base under circumstances demanding the ut.
most secrecy.
A private letter received in this city (Chica-
go) to night by a prominent member of Con-
gress says the whole army corps has gone South.
How far this statement is to be believed We
don't pretend to say, but, takingeverythng to
gether it is quite evident that things are not
IS they we're with the army of the Potomac.
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Sheriff. Sale.
Sheriff.
W. A. Northup I
Ezra Y.Cohstock 4
Francis Lee.
doing business, under the
name and style Of :
William Young & Co.
Lyman Nash and
Mary + Nash ef al
sale.
Plaintiffs:

by virtne of an Order of sale, in the above
- entitled cause and to me directed from
the Clerk of the District Court of Doniphan
Cou ty, Kansas, will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand in front Of the Court House door in the
city of Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas. on the
23d day of February, A. D. 1863, between the
hours of o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock P. NJ,
of said day the following described real estate,
to-wit: Lot number (2,) Two, in Block number
(l6,) sixteen; in the village of North Wathe
ma, in the County Of DoLiphan, and State Of
Kansas. levi,d upon to satisfy theJudgm, ut and
cos t. in the above entitled cause
Given under my hand this 18th day of Janu-
ary, A. d. 1868. w. d. BEEL1R,
Sheriff Doniphan County, Kansas.
January %, ls63-5w' Prs fee, 50.
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS

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PLOWS, REAPERS,

THRESHE1S, And IACHIuKRY
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Notice of Appraisal.

4NOaaCC "a API1Cs1ASSkAs
Michael Tuohy Plaintiff.
vs..
Philip Kerlin,
Ann Kerlin, Defendants.
Charles Smelling
and Francis Mccoy
I'm order of sale. issued from the District
" Court of Doniphan County, Kansas. Janu-
airy g, 1868.
TO the said Philip Kerlin, and Ann Kerlin,
defendants, Greeting: You are hereby notified.
that shall cause an inventory sind appraisal OF
the following described land, to-wit. the south
west quarter of section fifteen. C5,) in township
four, a. of range twenty. co., lying and be-
ing in Doniphan County, Kansas, TO be made
at the premises on the 18th day of February,
A. ID. 1863. between the hours Of d O'Clock A.
NJ, and P. NJ, Of said day at which time aud
place you can attend if if you see fit.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of JAN
uary, A. D. 1853, W. d. BEELER,
u Sheriff Doniphan County, Kansas.
January q, ls63-3w. Prs fee, S..
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After club Of has been sent, the getter
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or more subscribers, to begin with his club at
ST 30 each.
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SiNSiNNATis + Gu. To-
Reports are current in the interior of Ky.,
that Morgan at the head Of large force, is re-
turning again with the determination to make
his way to the Ohio river. The report is be-
lieved at Frankfort. Gen. Granger of Louis.
vile. also credits it, but expresses confidence
ia the ability Of the Federal troops to drive
him back. Changers division is now moving
from Louisville to Nashville. Transports now
ascend ana descend the Cumberland and Ten
nessee rivers unmolested. A letter received
in this city on Saturday, from Gen. Rosecrans
states that the enemy are strongly certifying at
Tullahoma.
All appearance indicate that the propose ma
king desperate stand to prevent the Union ar
my from getting possession of Chattanooga.
Roseerans declares his army in complete readi-
ness for another advance, and is quite certain
IF success when he does move. His army is
argely augmented and well provided with am
nunition supplies, &c. The troops are repre-
ented in fine spirits and clamorous for a fight.
The rebels are terrifying Cumberland Gap.
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Gleason's Literary Companion.

An Elegant, Moral and Refined Misce.
laneOus Family Journal,
Devoted to Polite Literature, Wit, Humor,
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A PERaY, Atty for Petitioner.
February IL $685. Prs Fee sl2
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-03-14

Owing TO illuess and other causes the
number of Ministers in attendance al
the Association in this place last week
was not large-not half wha. it Wa.
expected to be; but the exercises were
full Of interest, and those who we're alb.
sent missed not u little. Several ol
the Essays read possessed more than or
nary merit. We did not hear all the
sermons, but those of Saturday and
Sabbath were good. We were partic-
ularly pleased with the one on Satur-
day evening.
This Association cannot fail to prove
an fundamentally Of great good if its
meetings are well and punc:ually at
tended; but if little attention is paid to
the matter, little benefit will be derived
from this or any other organization for
mutual improvement. We think the
ministers should regard it a positive
duty to prepare themselves for the meet
ings of the Association; as much SO as
4. 10 prepare for any other stated assem-
bling together; and come up with de-
Termination TO do all they can 10 make
the Association profitable.
As the late meeting was SO thinly
attended. We think the mex. one should
Be held at this place; and we think this
is the almost unanimous feeling of our
citizens who feel an interest in the mat
yer. We therefore request the COM
mi,tee 10 appoint the next meeting here.
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The Mayor of Leavenworsh city ap'
pointed q large number ofspecial police
men last week. which led TO great ex'
element among the citizens. Many Of
the loyal people looked upon the meas
ure As kind Of secession sympsshising
movement. Col. Anthony boldly as
serted that men Of known disloyal SEN
tinents were among the Mayors ap'
pointments, and that one object he had
In view was his own assassination
These are some of his remarks:
"Mayor Denman had said that the
lives of Fred. Brown and John p.
Mitchell we're in danger. and that was
= reason for the appointment Of the pc.
lice. II Denman wished to protect loyal
citizens be would appointed other men
than yellow Tom" and other pimps
such as composed the special police.
de thought One object sought was his
assassination. but he did not wish 10
'mplica.s the Mayor in such object. II
any more shooting was done-if the
humblest Union man was injured in any
wayne thought he was justified in
saying that the last drop Of blood Of the
last rebel 10 the city would pay the pen
atty.
The meetings very large one-be-
ne which these sentiments were utter
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM
THE
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

DEING a HUNTING AND OFES FACE. OR La.
ID EY's OR GENTLExAN-s " ATcH COMBINED
with PArENT SELF WINDING IMPROVEMENT.
The NAN ok ILLUSTRATE d NEWS, the lead
ing pictorial paper o! the United States in its s
sue Of Jan. 10th, 1863 on page Ia, voluntarily
says:
I'VE have been shown a most pleasing novel
~, Of which the HrBBAKD EEos, Of this city
are the sole importers. 1t IS called the MAGIC
TINE Observer and is a hunting and open lace
watch combined. This is one OF the prc;ticst
moet convenient. and decidedly the best aad
cheapest timepiece for general and reliable use
ever offered. l; has within i, and connected with
its machinery, its own winding attachment, rem.
dering a key entirely unnecessary. The cases
OF the Watch are composed OF two metals, the
outer one being fine IL carat gold. 1t has the
improved ruby action lever movement, and is
warranted an accurate iiilepiece.'
Price, superbiy engraved, per case Of hal!
dozen, s20i 100. Sample Watches. in neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing 10 buy nj ~bole.
sale, s35, sent by express, with bill payable on
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in nd
vance, as cannot collec. from those in the Ar
my. AdlIess
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO,
SOLE IMPORTERS,
South Cor Nassau 4 John SIS New York.
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. IS
COUNTY OF JEF1lasoS. o.
Isaac n. Stirk, Henry ). Fields and L. N. Cogley,
VS..
George H, Weaver. Mary B. Weaver, william
O. Semans, William U. Semans. AdminiserafOg
Of the estate Of William Semane, deceased. Mary
NJ Semans and Ann E. Semans, minor children.
By virtue Of IN order of sale to me directed
and delivered. Issued out Of the First District
Court Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in and for
Jef1ersoa County in said State. will, on
"Wednesday, April lss, A, D. 1883,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock, 4. NJ, and TIVE
o'elOck, ?. H., Of said day, at the Court HOUSE
Door in the village Of Oskaloosa, ia the County
and State aforesaid. Offer a public sals, 70 shs
highest bidder, tor cash in hand, al the right. IL
tie and intere>; OF the above named defendanis
in and to the following described property to Wit
The northwest one-fourth Of section twenty
four t2iJ in township eight (6) OF range ssven-
teeru7l, in jefferson County, State Of Kansas.
Said property levied on and 70 b sold - the
property Of the above named defendants.
Said property has been appraised a six hund-
red dollars ts5oo)
N. W. TAYLOR, Sheriff
Sheriff 5 Office, Oskalooss, Feb. "A, 1873.
Stnson & Hayens, Att'ys for Prs. Isf3w
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CINCINNATI, March II.


A dispatch from Memphis says the
city is full Of rumors Of an engagement
at Port Hudson.
Gen Pembsrton has been removed
from the Department Of the Mississippi.
Gen. Bragg is his successor. and has
already assumed command. Longstreet
is to command Bragg's old division in
middle Tennessee.
Price returned from Richmond. in
vested with all the power asked for.snd
will go to Missouri.
Gen. Homes is TO be removed. end
Hipdman sent East Of Mississippi.
Kerby Smith goes to Arkansas.
GEN. S,GEL has placed his resig'2a-
ton in the hands Of the president aud
gone home. Insuperable difficulties IA
his intercourse with the Commander
in Chief, are alleged as the reasons for
This resignation. which will be regretted
l., every soldier 10 the army.
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The Collector

Of U. S. taxes received SONS $3.50, 90
on Tuesday duricg his stay here: being
4 little over half the amount due in the
county. Hereafter ten per cent. will
be added to the original amount due.
which will swell the sum to over FIVE
hundred dollars in the county. AS tho
'moaeyss for the support of the govern.
'nent, all loyal men pay up cEeerfally.
The amount collie ,ted and due from
Aear>nwsrth county is over $4,000;
And from Douglas county over $4,000.
-Aichison is about the same as Douglas,
We think; so that those three counties
will pay $4,000 into the national ,rea-
sury. The remainder of the State will
hardly pay more than this.
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The Weather.

"Winter fingers long in the lap OIL
Spring" March is half gone, and there
are almost no signs Of vegetation. II
is better 10 have the cold now than in
May. much as an early spring may be
desired. However. it is possible We
may have chilly weather for some time
10 come. As the early winter was 80
pleasant. But As the days of the
grounding expire mex. Monday, per-
haps We may reasonably expect fair
weather thereafter
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The Railroad.

We learn that large force of hand,
will soon be ut work on the railroad,
which has been located from Leaven-
worth to Lawrence, or near 10 Law
renee. and thence up the Kaw valley to
Topeka. This Location will make a
very crooked. ugly road, and be a sourc e
Of regre. to the company as long as the
road exists, but is better this than no
lacalion 1t all. Tho work is to be
pushed with vigor.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that there viii be 2
~ petition laid before the Commissioners OF
Jeffet.on County, State OF Kansas. Mt their next
regular meeting, asking tor County Road, De,
ginning at the east line OF Jefferson county, ana
eene-b.if mile north OF the northeast corner Of
section 80 in township Of range 20, thence
sou,h west 10 north east corner OF section ~
thence due west ., the Fort Riley road. n OF
relr Winchester, all in Jefferson County.
March 2, 1868. l35't"s'
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day
IN Of February, A. ID. 1853, Letters OF Admin
istratiou on tho Estate OfW. II. Whitsetf, de-
ceased lo,e of Jefferson County, Kansas, were
;ssued 10 William T. Norman, by the Probate
Cont of said County and State. All person:
having claims against said estate, are required
10 exhibit them Tor allowance within one yea'
after the date Of said letters, or they may bt
nrecluded from any benefit Of said estate; a"d
n .uch claims be not exhibited within three years
from the date Of said letters, they will be forev-
er barred. WH. i. NuohMhN,
40 f3w a. 90. ADMINISTRATOR.
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Lowest Possible Rates.

., since .eavenworth has become emphatically
IN. CITY OF THE PLAINS and the only
natural point of supply for the entire region
stretching West TO the Rocky Mountains, it will
De my purpose to meet this vast amount Of trade
with n stock commensurate TO its magnitude, and
at prices that canDot tail attract the attention
Of dealers
All dealers and bu,e rs are invited 10 examine
my stock Of HARDWARE at No. 81 Delaware
Street, Leavenworih, Kansas. where the former
popular employees Of this establishment Messrs.
Root and havens, whose services have secured
can al all times he found To give them their ut
iention.
P.S. Ny Insurance Agency will hereafter be
Ia No. 81 Delaware Street.
ll3 tt
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THE INDEPENDENT: osKALoosA KANSAS SATURDAY MARCH q l
Election Notice.

UiiCE Is hereby gwen that there will b, an
~ Election held on Monday. March 4ad Isss
IN and for q. kalo asa Township, Jefferson e.
Kansas. to elect the following Township Officers
TOT Inc ensuing year, TO wit: One Townsh,n
irustee, two Justices of the Peace two Consta.
o'es, and Road Overseer in each road dis,ric,
70 sad township. The polls will be opened a:
O'Clock, A. ~ and closed NJ S O'Clock. P. N.
TERRY CRITCHFlELD.
- Township Trustee.
Oskaloosa, March 10, 1863. i3s ~
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EF The Annual Conference of the
NJ. E. Church for this State is now in
session at Lawrence. BY mex. week
we shall probably have the appoint
ments for this district so as to furnish
them to our readers.
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Sherf's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. ,ss
JErFEKscN CoUxTY. %
Bernhard Mayer,


JNrrEKscN CoUxTY
Bernhard Mayer,
vs.
John 4. McKoon, Mary Jane NcKooa and
q. l.. Loayenwor,h.
By virtue Of an order Of sale 10 mediseesed and
delivered; issued out Of the First District Court
Of the State OF Kansas, sitting in end for Jef3ef
son County in sad Site. viii, on
Wednesday, AP-il ist, a. -. 1869,
between the hours of ten o'clock. A. ~, and two
O'Clock. ?. NJ, OF said day, at The Court House
Door in the vil;ege OF Oesalcosa. j. TIE County
and State aforesaid, offer at public sale. to tho
big est bidder, fer cash in hand. all the right IT,
tie and in,erss, OF the shove named defendan 3
in and to the follegips described property. to vi'
The east half of the north west enc fonrth VI
section niaeteen az in township nine f9s OF
range eighteen (si. in Jefferson County, State Of
Kansas Said pr opert, levied on and 10 b sold
as the property of the above named detssdantz
Said property has been appraised At two dol
lars and fifty cents 81 SOY per acre.
n W. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Oskslooss. Feb "a. 1859.
Sunscn s. Havens, A;ty's ivr plf 13l-5w
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS.l sS
jefferson County.

jefferson County.
jesse Newell, rlaisiin,
Leroy L. Curry, DIFF ndaai. =;
By vii tue ii an order Of sale To me directed
and deliy issucd out oi the First District
Court of the State OF Kansas, sitting In end ios
Jefferson County. in said State, ! will, ON
Thursday, March 1874 1857 :,
between the honrs Of ten O'Clock. A. NJ aud
2 o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, at the Court House
Door in the Village of Oskalcosa. in he County
and State aforesaid. offer 1t public sale, to tho
highest bidder for cash N hand, al The nSns n'ie
and interest of the absve named defendant IN
and to the following described property TO- VII:
Commencing in the rouih line OF the southwest
quarter of section IS in township nine ~ OF range
nineteen (ls) s.46 chains west Of tbe soutneass
corner OF said thence west along said me
377chains thence north I0.16, thence east 3T
chains. thence south 1915 chains b The pa.fe Of
beginning, said above described premises being
situated in the County Of JeAerson and S'ais OF
Kansas. Said properly appraised II ~
Said property levied on and 70 Be sold u INC
property of the above named defendant.
n. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
ShsriG's Office, Cskaloosa, Feb. 5th, 1888.
S,ipson / Ravens, AIRY iof Pfh l5S-3w
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, as
JEFEERsoS CousIY.
Richard Price, Plaintiff:

Iar, or Hc a' IS
Richard Price, Plaintiff.
William r. Dyer. Julia A. Dyer
and George NJ. Dyer, Detesdante
I. by virtue of an order Of sole TO me directed
and delivered. issued out Of the First Disariet
Court OF the State OF Kansxs. sitting IN snd 81
Jefferson County, in said Stat, viii, On
Friday, March 9Otb, \. D., 1859.
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and two
O'Clock, 2. NJ. Of said day, At the Court House
Door in the village Of Osksloosa. in the County
aud State aforesaid. Offer 1T public sale, to Tho
hi CHEST bidder, for cash in hand oil the rig hi IL
tie and interest OF the above named Defendants
in and to the following described property 70 wit:
The northeast one fourth Of section 1--WE (5).
in township ten l0l Of range eighteen 49,, and
the south west one fourth and The sousheasa Ose-
fourth Of section tbirty-tw0 $50 in tOvnohio
nine 90 Of range eighteen QS,, all in Je6srsoa
county, and State OF Kansas. The ssuih-wus1
one-fourth and southeast one fourth Of section
ihirty-twO - above described, have been appesis-
ed at - 90 per acre. and the north one iourth
Of section five as shove described has been sp-
praised st e2yO0 per acre. Said property lsvisd
on and 70 be cold Is the property OF the shove
named defendants.
NV TAYLOR, ShssiG.
Sheriff . Office. Oskalooea. FEB. IL, leo7.
Stinson Ravens. Attys for P',6 l2e-sw
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PRoYPr AND PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL
BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO ny CARE.
inc Of Merchandise, Mark Packages CARE OF
JosErH McEXT,RE.'
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