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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-19

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Is HALssr.a AuorioNEEk J. q. 'HAhssF
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=. mo $ s. ii asEssai ssTrixsr. +. 4 &c.
1sS Ans'a
FINE lNd sHs 7T So6Sfk isS
AZ iDSTEr T ssS EiSss .PIAsss' looks. 4.
the y an Ga soa long .s
IMPORTING AND JoBBINa HOUSE,
Oasiosuss rssdY tand goods ope. for uspeetion, On
S % r bad e g: Or on
M. . ana @ os sys e. As pss%;s
g the q .is
oo%Pys.ns Children Gsrrssss Hobby aorses Propss,s
9sss .rse ss n s seS
materials generally Catalogues may be had on application
JOSEPH HEGEMAE; So
Al O'Clock A. NJ al 81 STATE street: between Henry and
ss and ss. Bed
'''h China with k''s sxn Es'H pxY
at o'clock P. NJ at Y Clinton street between Livingston
Walnut Parlor Furniture. Brussels and Iusran Carpets
Oc0hs mahogany aud painted marble top Chamber FUR
niture, Hair Mattresses, walnut Extension Table, &C.
SAME DAY. en-
,.. Court Brookyn
Mahogany Parior and Chamber Furniture. Hair Mat
tresses Feather Beds walnut Extension Table, Cha rs,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, '0icloths, &C.
r L. RNGLBnART 4 CO.. AUoTIoNERRs OFFICE
e. Is Bowery. will sell Wednesday. April 90 at I0k
O'Clock No M5 East Houston between Ludlow and
Essex streets the contents Of the Dry aud Fancy Goods
Store consisting assortment OF Fancy and Dry
Goods &C. Also two Show Cases Counters and Fixtures
TAMEs JENKINS. AUCTIoNERR, WILL SELL AT
81 auction Wednesday. April 90 at IL o'clock, at 40l
Broadway between Foreth End Forty first Streets Horses
Carriages. Wagons Rockaways. Jaeger. Business and
Doctors Wagons Double and single Harness. Furniture
Truck, and Harness, Saddles and Brides. One pair Of
Ponies at private sale. a.ao II INK VISTA
L. ENGLRHART 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs. WILL
q sell this day (Tuesday) 1t lO o'clock. at No. ZIG Ca
Crockery Ware Store consisting in part SOAP Candles
Flour, Sugar Starch. &C. also largo lot Of Cut Glass
China. Crockery and Stone Ware. &c also handsome
Bar Counter, Glass Case, &C.; also Horse, Wagon and
Harness.
TOSEPH HICKMAN AUCTIONEER
81 THIS DAY (rURSDAY), APRIL ~,
at 10 oc lock A. NJ at ZIG Hudson Myrtle.
Brussels and Inr.ain carpe,s mahogany Sofas Chairs
Tables bureaus. Bedsteads Beds, Bedding. Crockery
Stoves, &c. s..4 Isl gU
r sELDNER. AUCTTONEER.-S. W. SELDNRR. 1856
IL. New Canal street, will SELL tits day. April H.
O'clock lBs Twelfth street between First and Second
OF Groceries, Beer Pump Shelves Showcase Counters Ice
Box. DC. .1s
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D hold Furniture At auction will be sold a auction. on
site Grace church Tenth all the Furniture
tanned in the above dwelling house. consisting Of rich Vel
vet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; rch carved rosewood
Suits 10 crimson push double suit do crimson velvet;
GLASS; marble stand; Dining Centre aud Gard Tables; ee
giant rosewood Bedseads Spring and Hair Mattresses.
house Plated Ware China and Glass Ware Also patent
Plmpton Bedstead Also Kitchen Furniture, Laundry.
range Mange &C. &c. Catalogues my ONCE. IS Nassau
street, and at the house on the morning Of sale.
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tIBNRY n. HBRTs, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

tJBNRY r. HkRJH, JR., AUCIIUNEbK
II HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On Tuesday. April ~, ct ION O'Clock,
Al sls West twenty first street
comprising mahogany Paricr and Chamber
suits Beds Bedding Pier Mirrors Brusses and Ingram
Carpets Ouoths, China Glass and Plated were, Cutlery
Paintnss Clocks Bronzes Ac 4c saso Kitchen Utensils,
with which the ssiebwill commence
John II. AUSTIN AucTIoNRER
- the COMMITTEES on Art Of the Metropolitan Fair vii
sell auction ~ catalogue Tuesday evening the leh
inst and the following evenings until pIecd the Faint,
ey being the AZ ths srts,s "a Inc 5sr IA AID
Of the United States Sanitary Commission.
The snIe win commences nt7k PM
Adwit,auce during the sale, ID cents
JOHN r. KENsErr.
Otalrnaa.
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u COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF GEN
teel Household Furniture French plate Mirrors
wood Pianoortes OH Paintings Persian and medallion Car
Paror Furniture WArdrobeG. plated WARE
&c &C r. COTTON will sell this day April 18th 81
Of the house. embracing about thirty rooms and WIN con-
Furniture OF which made to order and 10 in good
condition including several large French plate and pier Mir
rors Curtains Aubuss0n and medallion Carpets rose
wood Piano, OIL Paintings two Plimptons Patent Bed
seads Wardrobes Bookcases dress Bureaus, marbleop
center Tables extension Tables feather Beds hair
Rankes Quilts sheets silver and silver plated
Ware, and Kitchen Furniture. &c. DC CRta
ioeues the room Monday afternoon at
ia Broadway.
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r, COTTON. AUCTIoNEER. WILL GIVE HIS PER-
snal attention 70 sales q Furnlture at the residences
the spacious salesrooms ia BROADWAY opposite
the New York Hotel.
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"A u0fI0n EoTIcE.-PosIrIvR SALE
a d. ID. CAUIkINS. AUCTIONBER.
AAosiflOkhr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND

as .m.ar.rs WORKS OF ART -
80 j = AT PUBLIC AUCTION, -Ma44 N@
rs, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, rain or shine.
kns DAY (fuesdsg) April 10 commencing 10Y O'Clock
precisely the elegant resdencs as Fourteenth street.
west OF Eighth avenue
snitnre offered a. auction this season The Furniture
vas All made order aud of the best description Gaia.
sogues q The house on tho morning Of sale. - 80.
~ Elegant Drawing Room Suits
o,,o,.. on Paintings by eminent artists.
D,..s.. Velvet Medallion Carpets.
French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors.
Hssvy Plated Ware. - S''s'A' "i~'' "Av'
eo..,..o. shenied Table Cutlery
rosewood Chamber Furniture, style Louis XIV.
Books EngravipGs, Table Linen &C.
DRAWING ROOMS.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.
M EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
BY EDWARD SCHENCK,
ON THURSDAY. APRIL "a.

ON THUkSDAI. AfklL II.
AT THE CATTLE SHOW OF THE METROPOLITAN
FAIR,
Fifteenth street Seventh avenue at O'Clock y. NJ.
following valuable animals presented 10 the Fair viz
superb black Auds usAn Stallion, imported by VIM. II.
Aspinwal. ESQ. and p resented by him.
scsant brown Mare 10 hands. years perfectly sound
and Kind; cose minutes, harness, and ne
saddle horse presented BY Charles Aston Brsted Esq
valuable sorrel Mare presented BY General H. h. Bat
ter, OF Rutland, VT
yoke OF superior Oxen presented by Robert Livings
ton, Esq. Of New Brunswick N. J.
The celebrated premium Durham Bull "}rcat Eastern,
presented BY W. ii. Walker ESQ.,, of New York.
Coswold Buck well bred, eseDed by Nathaniel Hal.
lock. ESQ., of Milton. N. Y.
Godwinvle N. j.
sheep. with Eve horns. presented By r. T. Barnum,
a superior Blood Hound lei Davis was captured At
Meridian, Alabama by the Thirty second Wisconsin regi
ent presented BY Major Brown OF the United states
NJ Cairo.
Craven, ESQ. N, Y.
of pigeons
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rRoCHERoN 4 WOOD, AUCTIONEERs
~ PEREMPTORY SAI,E

elegant Residence lately occupied By DR.
Thursday April "a At ocock the premises situated
Duncan South Bergen j. on the western slope
eye reach The house s finished in first class style;
marble manels hard finished walls ornamented cornces
gas pipes through house. Kitchen allied in
With brick. piazza front and rear with cheice variety Of
tfu located west Of the resdence and are Is BY @ feet
blocks Of the property every during day
evening n The house be AZ any time before
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. BLksSKER. AgcrIoSEEIs,: -PAErrr!oE SALE 4:

n
"A. OF valuable Properly ut Fordham-By order OF the
Supreme Court will be sold ~ pubic auction by 4. j.
BLEKCKER. auctioneer, the premises on THURSDAY,
OF April inst, under the direction OF Pho j.
Rusges referee The above lands generally known as
OK The farm OF the late Thomas Basford deceased,
being seventy acres. adjoining the Harlem Ran.
road Fordham and running along the westerly SIDE OF
said toward fremont consisting OF woods, meadows
and orchards laid out 10 plots Of from two 70 eight
viii b. sold number OF Building Lots near the ra-
road depot WIZ also lie sold the large stone Mansion for.
merry occupied by the Mrs. Bassford For maps and
further apply the nuconeer " Cedar street.
ana 10 pHILO T. RJGGI.ES No Is Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-19

NCHoR Linz STEAM TO LIVERPOOL DUBCIR
n sefsst Londonderry Aud glasgow Tho nns. fas
ss'inx, Al Csd. ,n't aud ,avorite sssamsAs
Saturday. sprtt -. tron pee a sot,h rser fhh
steamer Ntter In tbs approved
aud safety Of passengers Rates Of paasags
cludins ssvnisn Supply % ~su cooked pvosisoas--
FIRST caD,n $50 esond csbn t intermediate So
SIS. pssan,. rurrrnry Appiy fRANUlS QAQ
DONALD, No = bowling 0rses.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AycTIoEEER;
q 10 lock A. n. 81 ZIG Hudson avenue near Myrtle
Brooklyn,
Brussels Ing.ain Carpets mahogany Sofas Chairs
Tables Bureaus Bedsteads, Beds Bedding. Crockery,
Stoves &C. e4.
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. pRtaN H. MULLER. AucrroNEER.

FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
IN rosewood mahogany and oak consisting In part Of Rose
wood suits - plush and rcps ,op Centre
Ornamental Bedding, Hair and Straw Mattresses, China
Cutlery Glassware &c. &C. and an assortment Of Kitchen
fbtsasils, with which the safe win commence.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
The Festival.

The Festival of the Soldiers Aid
Scie,y on Christmas day and evening
proved success. The receipts wer0
over so. We trust that the poor SOL
diers n camp and in the 6eld will be
benefited thereby. Certainly no pro-
per effort should be- left un,r:rd 10 rem
der the brave men who peril their lives
for their country more comfortable.
Some NAV prefer one way and some
sslo,her for the accomplishment OF tbs
desis,b BILE end. Le; each ore do his O.
her part in what may To each one may
seem the bcs.; but let all be done with
a pure motive and a single desire t.
secure the greatest good.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
A Happy Aew Year !!

We wish all our readers. old and
young. happy New Year! Add when
the year becomes old. may they all still
be happy.
How rapid is the flight of time! Jus;
the other day. and il was New Year be-
fcre. Now that year is dying. In the
cradle. in the grave! What an admon-
ition to be dilisert in the Improvement
OF the fleeing moments. They are
here; they are gone and they return
never. But now q happy New Year
to all
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The Atlantic Monthly.

The January number of this work
has reached ~. II is full Of stirling
articles. The condensed review Of the
progress Of the war during the past year
is paper Of n, small value. The re-
view Of Bayard Taylor's novel is also
JUS, and to the point. The rebuke oil
the spirit Of skepticism is well-timed.
and the unintentionaI thrust ct temper.
sncs il exposed in a judicious manner.
We are pleased 10 notice great 'm
:proveusnt in the religious tone Of the
Atlantic under the administration oil
the present publishers. That latent
stepticism and half-disguissd ridisule
which formerly found place in its pages,
~ do not now perceive. We are glad
Of this; for publication which other
wise is Of the first order, and which
takes such high patriotic and progress
sive ground, should not be married by
covert thrus,s at Christianity. which is
the real hope Of the world. and aside
from which there is no hope for the
proper development and elevation Of
mankind. The terms OF this polished
literary magazine are SO year. two
copies IS: ten copies geo. Ticknor d
Fields Boston. Mas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02

A MISTAKE, We GUEss.-An item in
the Times mentions the recent death
from intemperance of WV II. GRAHAM,
the publisher. years ago. Of "Graham q
Magazine" The publisher of Ora
hams Magazine was not WV. II. bur
Geo. X. We presume it was mistake.
Geo. K. if We are not mistaken, was not
an Incorporate man.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
GENERAL ORDER, No. 6.
HIApoUARrtRs KANSAS MILirA

Amir GINS OFFICE. rorEKA. Nov II, 1853
I. The Provisional Militia Of Ills State yha
have beed o. dcfed into Active Service by Maj.
Gen IL Mcdowell AID SC IT. tcF either Of ,hem
ara hereby relieved from such active seTyice.
II. Col. John 7. Snoidy vii! canse complete
Mus,er Rolls Of said Provisional Troops 10 Le
made vu,. and certified ~ by the Csmmanding
OH cr Of the Company; also, Of B.tt.,i ~ OF
Regime Mt and forward Ia these Headquarters
wilhcu, DELAY.
Ry o,dc, oil the Commsa'e .:n.Chief
Gl lLFOSD DUDLEY, Adj, Gent
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Bulletin Book Bindery.

We direct particular attention 10 the
advertisement Of the Leavenwor,h Bul.
letin Company's Book Bindery in an.
other column. We have no hesitation
in recommending this establishment. As
printers they are strictly number one
and We doub: not it will be their pride
to excel also in binding. The Compa
ny is reliable for any thing in their line,
and We hope they will receive large
share of patronage. II you have need
OF a Blank Book or any thing to bind
remember the Bulletin Bindery.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
legal Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS In the Probate Conr,
CouNry o. JEfyERsOs. Of 81 il County.
In the matter Of the Probate Of the last Will Of
James II. Psrncli, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to air pcrseas Interested In
the estate Of James ii. Parncii. deceased, lato
the County If jefferson, and State of Kansas that
an instrument purportiny Ia be- the last will II the
deceden nj, heretofore, on tho 5ih day Of October,
IsG3. fiei in said Court, aud thea publicly read,
will be admitted 10 proof the arst day Of the
next regular term Of the Probate Court of said
County. 10 be begun aud held Oh Monday, the III
day Of January, 4. ID. 1884.
WrrNtss JoBN ". Day, Judge Of sail
)srAty Csurt. with the seal thereof afived, al
~ the village Of Oskaloosa, this goth day
Of November, A. ID. 1863.
JoHs W. Day, Judge.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02

- Care should be taken that III
destitute. ard especially the families o
soldiers who are in lle field. do no. suffer
during the sev ere winter weather. W.
do no. know Of any who are exposed
TO such priva;iuns a, require care from
Others. but there may be such In th'
land. and ii SO they should meet will
tina, charity and 81 mpatby which oush
10 characterize a Christian community
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
GENERAL ORDER No. 7.
IItApO6ARTkR- kANess J

AyrGExS OrIick. TOPrKA. Nov. u, 1858
All Kecfuiin: Ufiicers, recruiting Tor The
Volunteer Service IL this State. are hereby ord
cred TO fort forthwith 10 these Headquarters
IN, pum:.~r of enlisted men into the service a
the United s., tee since the l7;h day OF October
1863.
II. From and after this date, all such Recruit
ing Officers vii! rei'or, to these Headquar.r r. on
the last day OF each week The name apd res'aenc
al every person enlisted. Ii none are enlisted
hey will so STATE Printed blank reports VIII
;. III, nisted on requisilion addressed to the Ad'
iutan, General Of the State.
By order OF The Governor and Comm inder''h
chief GUIl.FORD DUDLDf,
I712w Adju,an, Genera.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02

HSam. Wood has been pitching
ia" TO some officers by charging them
with seizing stock. selling it an. pock
eling the proceeds. instead Of turning
the amount over 10 the government
The officers deny the charge over their
own 81; natures in the Kansas City Jour
nal. and boldly charge Sam. with will
ful Glsehood. One of them says Sam
proposed TO Join him in . fraudulent
transaction Of the kind. but he scout.
ed lie idea. How is that. S.mi Ifyoul
house is made Of glass you should moi
throw stones.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
Sherif's Sale.

STATE or KANSAS. .sS
COUNTY % JEFFERSON
Mary V. s. Lane, P.nintM,
Hugh Cameron, Thomas Armor and F.J. Rib.
be. Defendants.
By virtue OF an order VI sails ~ me directed
and delivered. issued .ut Il the Fret Di,,ric,
Court IF tire State Of Kansas, sitting in AID foI
Jefferson County in siid State. will. on
Tuesday, February ed. A, ID. 1854.
between the hours q! IL o'clock. NJ. and rne
o',losk, p OF said DIX, 1t the Court House
Door in the village of O-kasmst. in the County
and State sioresaI CIR at pnblis saba Is, he
hiyhc-, bidier Ter cash in hand, all the right, Ii
lie and int cresi If The aborc aamsfl defendants
in and to the following d, scr,h,d properiy vii:
Tie southwest quarssTcf section thirty two
f32) in wn-hip miro 30 Of range tucsiy { % \
Eat Dr. Iawsrs Trust Lands, in ss:l county 81
Jefferson and Stale Of Kansas
Said owe described properly has he. y duly
appraised At twelve hundred dollars Is ZOO
Said properly levied on and >" he sold ~ ~
property Of ths ab We name &c icndans
III 5w N. W. TAYLOR. SeviG
sheriff Office, Osksn'~a, De-. q, 1899.
i on Shat no. ATTY .os Pa
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Kansas News.

Kansas News.
The people Of Lyon county claim 10
have the best school in the State, and
are quarreling over it, A good school
should bling forth better fruit than
that.
The Secretary Of War having auth
o'ized the Quartermas,er Of For. Leav-
enwor,h to pay one-third of the cost Of
constructing bridge across Three Mile
Creek, the structure is to be built.
The White Cloud Chief says that one
OF the men recently shot in Doniphan
county while on thieving excursion,
was formerly Assessor Of that county
"A young man Of premise until ruined
by he criminal practices. teachings and
.sniencies OF jsyhawking. Alas! how
many Others there are ia tho same un-
fortunate situation; and how many gray
hairs will be brough, in sorro to the
grave over The ruined character and
reputa ion Of once promising sons, who
have been led astray by this most wick
ed and diaboiical scheme Of rlunder-
I'VE un'e those by whom these offenses
come -
Some Eve or six persons have been
named in connection with the Speaker
ship-none as good as Kellogg.
Geo ". Martin of The Junction City
Union WAS recently married 10 Miss
LYDIA Cou!son,
Mr. w w. Frost took a load Of but
ter 10 Fort Larned and sold il foi $3.50.
which amount some togue took from
his p cket. So says the Junction I'm
;cn.
Enlisling in tie Sixteenth is sill go
'na forward in many places. Now is
the time. Soon it will be too late 10
:lraw TIC mun;Geen, bounty now offered
10 recruits.
Irwin q Jackman report the loss Of
1000 cattle and mules on the plains
during he recent severe weather.
James w. Roy was convicted Of man
slaughter 10 the tiird degiee at the re-
cent term Of the Doniphan county court
and sent 10 the penitentinry for three
years. He killed Abner Ryan las, Au-
gust.
The Kansas Tribune says that Della
hay will be confirmed b. the Senate
all the worse for the Senate. for Kansas,
and especially for those who have aided
to curse the State with an incompelen,
Judge. from whose ignorance all mus,
suffer alike. Heaven help US when our
courts OF justice become sham. or an
engine Of corruption to be used BY pc
litical demagogues.
We notice disposition on the part Of
portion Of the press 10 keep sIive the
i'll feeling existing between the p, ople Of
Kansas and Missouri. Can any good
result from such . course t?
Sol. Miller does not favor the propo-
sit;on 10 reduce the number Of members
Of the House TO City. as each county is
entitled to one member. and there being
forty organized counties. hut ten add
tional members would be left to divide
out among the large counties. But tie
whole thing should be changed =, the
constitution amended. and the ratio be
according TO population. not the appor-
tionment governed by county lines. II
necessary. put two or three counties in
Q district.
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Wood.

Some Of our subscribers have ex-
pressed a wish TO pay for their papers
in wood. We wish they would bring
it along soon. And as many others as
wish to take the Independent and pay
for it in wood. We desire 10 have our
wood for the winter secured as suon as
possible.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02

DAILY TOPEKA TRIBUNE.-We see
that it is the intention of our friends OF
the Topeka Tribune to issue a Daily
paper from the office of tina, paper dur
ing the coming session Of the Legisla-
ture. Right. We hope it will prove q
success.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
~Wednesday was .one of tie ia,

EE Wednesday was 'one OF tie most
disagrcesble days Of Tie winter. The
wind was high and piercing COLI. aud
facing it few minutes would almost
take the feeling on, of the face. And
nox Thu: sday is sill! wotse-lhe wind
has decidedly Greenlanii.h sniff. and
the air is full OF flying fros'. B,o-oo
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
Watch Night.

A watch night meeting is to be held
a, the N. E. Church this Thursday }
evening. commencing about half,pas,
eight o'clock.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02

~~ There was quite fall Of snow
on Sunday night. which rendered The
sic, chin. flir-be:;er tia. at any pre-
yious period during Tie winter.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02

Tue HoME CIRCLE is the title Of q
paper just startled At Baldwin City. Kan
aas. by Pa. Emery. A, N. and Joseph
Mount. D. n. proprietors. and W. F.
Woodworth, Editor. Il bears marks of
ABILITY. and We wish it success.
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SHERiFF'S. :. SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, } IS
l.-..ss.-na..,. a. nlrNHH

JEFFERSON COUNTY.
a. J. n rec. Plaintiff, vS
Alexander liughcn, Defendant
by virtue of an Execution to me directed
and DELIVERED, iss ued out ot the PROBATE Cou:l
o, the said C.uniy. aud sitting in AID t~r Jcfi-
ersou County, in said STATE, will, on
Nednc .siay, January Z, \. D., 1864,
between the hours Of l2o'ciock A. NJ. sni two
O'Clock, 4. N. of sal day, at the CeAat House
Door in the village of O,kaiOosa, in the County
aud State aforesaid, otter at public sale, to the
highest bidder, tor cash in hand. all the ri hi, ii
tie and interest OF the above namcd plaintiff
in and 10 the toon ing described property, to wit
lots four. a. Eve ~ and six ~ in Book E!ev-
en- IN in the village 81 Oskaloosa, sitised and
being in the County OF Jetierson. and State d
knnsa..
s;nid prs. erty appraised at Sa,0.
Sail properly levied ON and to be sold as The
property OF the above named plaintiff
N. w. taylor, Sheriff.
Sherifis Office, Oskaloosa, Dec. !, 1868.
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r~sPERMArO1 nndA CAN
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DOCTOR RAND'S SrECifIC cures Sperm
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02

HFriend Evans was out on Mon
day and brought iu FIVE more turkeys.
We design RECALLING ourselves on one OF
them tomorrow.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
Probate Court.

The mex, regular term of the Probate
Cour. commences on Monday, January
oh, 1864. Those interested will make
a.cc lie TIA.