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WASHINGTON, February S, 1861.

Editor Erening Star
There is nothing in the Reply Of ALEX. r.
OF the least notice, being entirely an unsuccess-
ful attempt at wit and humor, and only per-
feet specimen Of Blliinssgate and slang. The
weakness of his position, and his inability to
maintain the false assertions made in his off ci1I
capacity as to the leakage of gas, &c, is ac-
knowledeed by the TACT that he has wholly
altar ned the ques tons at Issue, an descended
if he ran descend} to mere vulgar personalities,
showing, throughout his whole Contemplate
Reply" the venom of the serpent without its
power to iniure. My object Is not to handy
tpithets, but TO show that Mr.. Shepherds as
Sci lions relative to the Gas Light Company are
wholly and maliciously false, and that Mr..
Emmart's statement ito the effect that "the
company has not repaired one of J. w. Thorn, >
son & Co IS jobs'') is further from the truth. If
possible, than Mr.. Shepherds original decla-
Iations. Therefore append an off cial note from
the SUPERINTENDENT of the company, who is
specially charged with repairing all leaky
mains and services. His statement can be SUBJ
stantiated by the testimony of at least ffty me n
who have been employed from time to time in
stopping these very leaks. J.F. BROWN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 1861.
J. F. Broun, Esq, Secretary, de-:
SIR: In reply to your inquiry of this date, as
to the character OF the work done by J. w.
Thompson d Co. for Us, 1 have to say that the
mains ar d services Were laid in the worst posi-
Die mdnner, and that instead OF ssnot having re.
paired one of their jobs" as asserted by Mr..
Emmerf, have stopped more than fv, hundred
locks, (many OF them OF the worst kind in the
work done by that firm. By keeping men thus
employed nearly all the time for the last two
and-a- half years, have got their work toler.
ably tight, but the largest part of them leak still,
(about seven per cent. in all. and those which
give me most trouble are in the mains and ser
vices laid by ]. w. Thompson Il Co. for this
company. / am, &c,
90. HARE,
Superin't Washington Gas Light Co.
o-
Mr.. STEWART, ofthe firm of Warder & Stew
art is selling tTel at q reduced price to close
up the business OF the firm. See their adver-
tiseTfent.
EapT InuN w EIsuEp-S attantion l. "a IIad
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A COED GLANCE FOR SPRING FISHERIES.

Market House, Georgetown, d C., on friday
18th Of February at 10 o'clock, TIE three Fishing
LanGir g on the Potomac, ear Geergeto IN, be
lopgins to the heirs of bner CIoud. Each Land
fe5ivs TH0s. DOWNING, Auct
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4S6 4o0
Hfle go MARKRITDRS.
e4f No ass Eleventh. stsaes.
as swift. Eisht doors above 0ad Yellow, Hal.
/yHHAT sACRIllCE "A new splendid Grand
N square PIAEO yoATH e for tals By go
Re ssen a. prof ALEX W0L0WSKIS tUAvt
Rooms. No. SIG = street corner Of Eisvsnsa
street.
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TOR SALE-Two hundred acres of prime AND,
near Georgetown, in two lots, and may be far
Their undivided. Apply Eext door to the Bank OF
Commerce, to
il 20 eo6tr VI v BUCKLEY
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OFF TO THR WARS "A great many of our SOL
diers before they 90 to the front stop on ths Ave
f4Ss, near "A street, to get beautiful sat Of
Jewelry for One Dollar. fe SGT.
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LOST AND FOUND.


7 osT OR STOLEN FROM MY CARRIAGE
Elan KsT lined Win tns brown ST muslio. iosTaI
reward will be gwen for its return to No. 900 IL
street. lfe63t'l D. R. HAGNER I'd.
GeO BEW ARD "A reward of $50 will be paid !,
ST. Shirt ssuds. sad pa o nv Whits bseded ssv@l:
,:r.es On lie morning Of the d instant Apply to
JGhN DUGAN, NO. 4e3 Tenth 1T. 4:6t'
's'AKiN UP.oD2; instant.a BLACK Nurse
with hind feet Nhite and saddle snd bride
requested 70 cor f5rw sd :oge pro perry pay
h.rsss sno take him aw&,.
fe St Ny. Az, bat. Hth srd 18Th sts.
ECUkD-A GOLD WATCH vita triakels tbs
Il owner can have the same py pay ny for this
acvertssmens and leaving at the Star otics 20 il
| CsT-,on Friday, the 18Th day Of JsnusIy,
~ - On Fourteenth, street Reaa, near Cou n6ia
Gdei SEED and ,rim alta he'd to hg
IS reward will be given II returned to TILGH NAN
BOONE near rrookeville Howard county, Nd or
to Horne's Tavern. corner of 9TH and 1. fs St.
I 0sT-About four wesls ago, in one OF the De.
Il partmsnts or upon The streets Of Washington,
PACKAGE. containing papsrs and afid .vits re-
ufed by Cen Butter At New Orleans, tue cisimsnt
b. ing Mr. Russell The finder viii please return
it TO this office, ard receive suitable reward.
I est On the afternooa of an 27th, iu the ira n
. BIses cAHPET BAG conts; ming . Dress Uni
Point Return it to Mess. Jay Cooke Co., Bank
ers, Washington, D. O., rbo win gay suitable re
GJn REWARD-Strayed from the subscriber,
Ply New jersey avenue, one Mahogony bay
COLT; three years; not quite fifteen hands high,
the said colt to B. b. LAMBELL, on New Jersey
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ByJ.O. Meg UIRE & Co. Auctionesrs.

By G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs
CHANC aRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
sE'ns 81 bi sh' . sts IS
YeeIt . 8 Eqgity d ted On tie 10th DAY Noys@
In y ssia 5SSts Tween cSristcpbsr a. Rsns
sna Ts Tos S trustees ., Of the late SostIieb
Grammer and William II Dunkius On and others,
suSc zeal etss M ss
real estate OF the late g. c. Grammer) in Washing
- Or M0NDAY Fssspa,yy I'D. at o'c.ees p NJ
On tbs premises; parts Of lots numSrd twelve Ip
Hest near is intsrSe.tion with sslsst 10Th
portions, each to have a front oftwsnty ave feet
This v.lGsbie property is mos. elisibly situated
for p:ny kna Of being very Rs,r the Gan
p Of has bssn
pied for many yssfs by MT. W. BaIlsaf, cabinet.
Aad on the folloucing day, (TUESDA " the sd day
Of February. 1851
lot OF abroe N Square n1@SeneS Two
HUNDRED snd tt irty t2su.)a valuable lot. fronting
twsea In and 18th ST. eets west near the Canal
qhe terms of ,ale are One third cash, the bal
twelve mon Sc from tue day Of sale; the said bal
puEcl ater; s2d sti notes to be secured by dsed
days from tss tsy Of ,aie the trustees reserve the
ItEnS W 'e''o Nv WIG Ai'N ON" "a VI 'A0 Pui
chaisr: ,..
All anc ps ana slnmgs a. .ps sI psnss OF
the fefchaIef' WnAI N T M N Eh,
M p foDn.
fe5-d J. c MeGUIRE Co., Au:ts.
cttJE1F CONDEMNED HORsNs ANN MuIua
=
CHEF QUARTERMAsrRR's OFFICE.
r,sb;,p,dn f y - " Feb Ash,sGf9 M,
wiz be sold Il paSiii Saatien' = tAs sorisl..
p IN VThN ES,iiy Psh . ~ 20 S1aust IS. n
o''eh reO,IrSry n, iSh, a lot o.
hohSfS AND MULES
ccndt mined ss unfit for public serTics
Terms cash. in Government funds
ksls t. coz neEce st 10 O'Clock An,
p RUOREk,
js5-IIt Departa emit of Wssaipr;oa.
~ n, - . ---------
a
4IcTfOSFESs oo''
viii s, II at Their Aucti ON Rooms o5J pa avox,.
between i.th ard Is tn Ltrssts on TU EsDlY nsIt
Feb g ill., ls anh fal! IL Ire eS or
BOlT3 sHoFs, EoSIEIY,
SUI ans dsailsV Yui SS the line worY., Of
attspt:on Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock a =.
te44t* "
FyJ o. MCGUIRE &c CO., Auctionesrs
L. sToRE FISTHRSs sT.xn q, SSo $500
FTc ar PrPi1r s.I1, sNn rg, 1888, ssaaLSpLas'
On WKnNEspkY MORNI.ya. Fsb5uary 10 20. COZ.
Store of the late Jos svi. =, AZ .ns
al rests tbe Entra SfncS =. .ne On w
in Part ''''A 'Aefein' oon'Aaias
fsus' hs sa ainnn sne slo E0n sesi
Colopg Souehong. Pouckioe Black Teas,
Barrels and Bses Family and Superior Flour.
Chocoi.fe, Pc pper Spices s ii finis.
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Superin't Washington Gas Light Co.

MIR. STEWART, of the firm of Warder &c Stew
art is selling fuel at a reduced price to close
up the business OF the firm. See their adver-
tiseIhent.
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CAPT. JOHN w. FISHERS attention is called
to advertisement.
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CHUCKs, sHINs, &c, AT AUCTION.

1T -
Notice is hereby given that all the Chu,ks
Shirs, &C.. of snimss sisu g tered BY the Goysrn
meLt within The ancient limits of the District OF
CclIn bis, numbering about eighty head daily,
viii. be SEX st auction. to the highe st bidder Mt
o'clock A NJ daily, Sundays excepted } uut the
nirfh dsy of February NEXT, at ths monumsnt
yard. Wasbint ton. p. yment to be made the
ground il Govern ment funds the time OF the
sale sales co commence en- Thursday. January
seth inst, S.G.GREENE,
Jazz ut Capt o 5. v.
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FcrRFn WARD STATION CAsEs.-Cieorge
Robinson, assault aud battery; bail for court
William Edwards. threats; for hearing
Thomas Dull, assault aad battery; Jail for hear
sNr
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PERSONAL.
fNAPT. JOHN W. FISHER WILL PLEASE
~ fend his address to J. NEWTON BROWN, At.
torney, southeast corner 9th and Walnut reefs
Pbi!acelphis. ..---- -I+ -.-. f. 1t"
nR. DARBY
~ May be consulted cobfdentially, at
492 Seventh street, bstweea d and q,
nea- Odd Fellows Hall, -1
Washington, ID. G.
~ Hone rable and scientific freshmen gJara7
teed fs5 In"
MADAM POSTELLE-MATRIMSN IAL Agent
I've All affairs of the heart pronp pity attsnded to.
Address iDcls.ing Introductory fee of tw .nts-f
cents Madam Postelle, Washington Post 06ica, D.
@. fe 3-3ts
iNT s.-bR00KfIELD, OF KANSAS, CAN BE
lSH consulted on the Past. Present, and Fut1Ee
Events at her room. the corner of 4th and l. SITS
sbe has studied under one Of the most celebrated
Astroio gers of the age. she guarantees Batisfac-
tion to q those who NAV give her call Shs can
be seen from q m. to IN. Price One Dollar.
70 linn
EJsT IH5 THING FOR Tia LADIES
VIM PRINCE. 3s1 street. opposite Patent
Cfice has tust received few pieces OF the finest
enDel ever offer6s hsre the very ticle for In
aI Skirts ard 81 avis, wish he is ready to far
rifh by the yard and stamp with any of his elegant
patterns Iates "sina fsil to be pses ed with this
pr''Cle, az a similar is spldE m offered hare
New snd elegant Wrapper YokeE stamped and ready
20 stamp. is 29-lm
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Il sEANLS What shawlo, Ruthf Why thoss
elegant ores made expresslE foE Babies lths dar-
Iings). vt Princes stamping Depot. Well they
are the rio hest things Gu did ses. He's the
only one who keeps them here; I'm going to have
corner. 3e1 street; AID hush, he has the most
elegant Elm broic erei Yokes apd Sleeves and Pan
Ia etts @ I'd sells Braid and Six and Working Cot
ton and hiss besc tifu Embrc idered Flannel Skirts
for ipfaI ia, snc does your work while yo1 wait and
don't rub cut like .oue we had, and makes any
pattern you take him, Al 4, and. catch IN. dra wing
iny more pate rns. Vivs L. Flannel Ehswls,
SkirtI, snd Stampngi las
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AIDES, LOOK HaEE-You can now get say
II kind Of Stitching an Tucking as well as Plain
S. wing cone At the Lsdies ats m ping Depot, 3s1
stoeet opposite Ps-en. Office, by frat class ops
raIcr en- Wheeler q vii on's Machine Work
neatly snd promptly done. Ladies your patronage
if you Plea We can row accom- 70 cd ate ladies
with indelibls rk ng as ell as initial stamping
on Handk erehisfs Pillow Cases, 30. Only place
In TOW u for euch work, de- % II
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BOARDING.

DERs0Ns DESIRING GOOD BOARD IN A
y Is'ee pleasant House, can be accommod atsd 10
Blsdensburg AZ the residence of tae la;s DR., d..
sruder. The proximity to Washington makes 1t
Desirable to those wishing Country board.
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CIeCUir CorRT, Chef Justice Cartter.-Yes-
terday, IN several cases judgments were rem
derea and some were continued.
Abner X. Brown, OF Wllliamsport, Pa, was
on motion OF Dir. Williams, admitted TO the bar.
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A ComPLAInT.-Why are immense piles OF
lumber permitted TO remain on Eleventh street
west an' q street south, near Maryland ave.
nue., CAUSING the most serious in cony eniencC
10 The neighoors and the public?
Will the Commissioner Of the Ward or the
police please look after it
SEVENTH WARD.
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ENAkM FOR ShLE-0R WILL EXCHANGE
l. for City Property-CoD tanning az acre, stu
stec in Prince George county, sid about 91s miles
from Washington az miles from the Bait. snd Ohio
Railroad, about so acres of which is woodland, 81
acres good meadow land. tt bslance cleared and
particularly adapted to fruit and m kes stuff The
improvements consist OF good dwelling OF SIX
rooms, out houses for ssry ants, good barn, house
f,r overieer, containing five or six rooms, good
fencing.
immed late possession given. Price SCI per acre,
part cash.
Apply to W 81. oLAGETT, at ". NJ, shu.ter &
Cob No. 3s Market Space, bet. It'll and S;h SITS.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

WEST ,sIRsEr, GEoRGErowN, D. ca
W tnel BpusE sEd lat on SAID Etrett 70:
ssle, No. 1879, betw. en- high ana Congress- Streets
i 70; sold AZ private sais before tie Nioth of
day at ii O'Clock In
Ter rs made Known at tho time Of sale. Inquire
Of WM / DUNLOP, Attorney, Gay street.
feb l.6ts
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- EST AURANT And bA4 FOR SALE-The
NJ EeFtauraut and Bar, No 439 Penn. aven9e,
which hae been in successful operation for five
months past, is for sale, with Good Will, fixtures
DC. The present proprietor only selling on &c
count of pressing ugsgements elsewhere. Az ply
at the Saloon, Nc. 439 Penl. avenue, betresn 81
and ~ streets f., Nv
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TSORI sALG-A large BRICK DWELLING or
II Bcsrding House, No. e2S north 81, between
eth and 7th sire Us vest; aud alo other improved
rsrsed premises given nrst May next Irquire Of
b. MILBUEN,
n l6-lmS No 624 street hat 6sh snd 7tb
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Yesterday
the jury in the case OF Duryin tucker, indictsd
for The murder Of his brother -in-law, Samuel
Burns, after remaining out for about 4 hours,
returned with a verdict Of not guilty, ana the
prisoner was discharged.
In the case OF Hester King, convicted OF lar
ceny, a motion for a new trial was overrul d.
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY soIREs 80 PROF.
" ". KREis, by his pupils, at Temper "A
arce He'll street between 9Th and l0tl 9X
FRIDAY EVENING Feb 5th, 1861 TiskotsFfA
ca be had otany of the pupils. No tickets Ia
sold st the door. fe eo5l*
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-17
The Speaking.

Judge Thatcher and Hon. Fl. Girls
void. the Union Republican candidates
for Governor and Attorney General,
made .hla speeches m the Fair ground.
Thursday afternoon. Their facts and
arguments told with effect. as The Out
tering ofthe wounded evidently showed.
We were sorry that bad liquor and
bad manners led few persons to for.
get that at ali times an American CHI.
zen should be a gentlemsn-.that nc
right thinking individual who has been
properly taught the rules o! good breed
ing will ever disturb a public assembly
Aside from the whiskey which was a
part Of the spirit At work. the other
spirit spoke badly for those who mani
tested it. 1t told what they we're. and
showed how bad is their cause when il
has to be supported BY such means.
Such action always meets the unquali
fed condemnation Of the sober, righ.
thinking men Of all parties.
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AWARDS AT THE FAIR.

Class A-Cattls Thorough Bred
Best Bull and under E yrs. old Daniel
Brundage LIST Premium. Thomas Finch
ed Premium.
Other Breeds-Best Heiter g and un.
der 8 yrs cd l. v. Fairholm LIST Pr.
Ellis Short ed. Best calf N. R. Du.ton
list Pr. s. s. Cooper Cd. Best Yoke
Oxen I yrs old Max DuuderviiIe LIST
Pr. Fattsd Bullock Ellis Short 1s.
Pr. S. s. Cooper ed.
Class B.-Horsss. Thorough Bred.
Stallion aged w. n. Banning lst Pr
Mare colt N. F. Carrot E Pr.
| Roadsters and work horses embracing
I'll strains, Best Stallion aged H. G.
Turner LIST Pr. Marcellus Smith ed Pr.
Beet Stallion 3 and under & yrs old Val
entine Newell lst Pr. 2and under 5 yrs
w. L. Davis lst Pr. Colt sucking Mar.
celIus Smith LIST Pr. ]. N. Hall Cd Pr.
Brood Mare w. L. Davis Isl Pr. P.
Wise ed Pr. Mare 8 and under Z m
N. A. Howard Let Pr. J. @. Brown Cd
Pr. E and under 3 Thos. Carter let Pr.
I and under 3 7. w. Lacy LET Pr. joe.
Woodhead ed Pr. Mare COLI w. Brown
Let Pr. w. L. Davis ID Pr Best pair
Draft horses ]. F. Conwell LEI RI. Sin
gle harness Gelding w. n. Banning lst
0slding ; and under 4 yrs W. n Ban
mag Let Pr. E and under 3 Simpsos
baspss lst Pr. r1s s7si
Carriage and ssddls Horses Best
pair matched Ponies n. B. Baton let
Pr. Single harness Asfs seed A. Od6kI
tst Pr. John Bsland ed Pe. FastessI
trottes A. Newell ise Pr. fastest passs|
n. A. Howard lst Pr. asddb hofss,
n. Gibbs lei. Pr. e,i'ss di
The committee on best mslshed Gel.
diags do award . Diploms 70 Nesses.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-17
County Convention.

The Union Republican party will
hold convention At Oskaloosa. Jeffcr.
son County. on Wednesday, Oao6er 9Th.
1864, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. TO nominate
candidates for County Offices and q
State Senator. All persons who stand
by the government and Heartily sup
port the administration in its war mea.
sures to put down the rebellion. are in
vited to participate in the selection oil
delegates 10 the convention.
The following is the ratio Of repre-
sentation. ~
Oskaloosa s delegates; G. Falls. s;
jefferson 4, Osawkee 4. Rock Greek E;
Ksw 2; Kentucky Z. Sarcoxie 3.
a The qualified voters under the call
will meet in their respective townships.
at the place of voting. on Saturday.
Oct. In. and select their delegates. to
the convention. z
60 By order of the Union Republican
Ceatral Committee.
J. W. RoDERrs. Sec'y
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS. go p t.'2gs 81
COUNTY OF JsSsERs0x ..3.t.; .s..l.
In III, District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the state Of Kansas, sitting in and
for the County Of JefFersOn, in said State. Oh
N. n. Jones, Plaintiff,
".
Cathahuc Jones, Defendant.
You, the above named Catharne Jones, are here
BY notified, by publication hereof being made In
s4rus txpsrsNpr xr.~ for six consecutive weeks,
that tho above named plaintiff, ". H. Jones. has d.
cd his Petition In the above entitled su against you
he sbovs named defendant, In the above mention
cd Court herein said suit 10 pending the object
Of which and the prayer Of said petition H. that tho
aid plaintiff may be divorced from you, the said
defendant for the that or about the 10th
OF March, A. D. l8ls, 1t Park County, IN the State
Of Kansas, he vas married 70 you, the said defend
ant then named Cathsrine Hadey; that he has ever
since conducted himself towards you, ~ good and
faithful husband; yet you, disreksrdine your duties
% . wife toward he said plainti6, have been will
fully absent from him, the said plaintiff, for more
thas ose year last Pase, Without any easss jaa1-
cation therefor And you, The said Caihsrinv Jones
are further nod1ed, that the aid petition viii b for
hearing at the next torn Of The said Cou 10 be b.
gun aud held u the village Of Oskaloosa the 3lst
1ay Of October, a. D. 1854. lf -
tssed thh alss day Of Ausss, A: p. 1854:
sen. 9rls 4a Any for Pl0nuG
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-17
The Fair. Z

On account Of tue severe drouth this
year. the display Of vegetables and
agricultural products was inferior to
last year; yet the number Of people in
attendance was large. the display credi-
table. and the exhibition. under the
circumstances. q success. We still
claim to be the banner county, and in
tend 10 maintain that position.
The awards will be found 10 anothel
column.
The address by Hon. N. ]. Parrot
was 6ne one. containing much infor'
nation. and exhibiting the immense
importance Of our agricultural products
Of the world. ae 4s1.i
The lateness of the hour .forbids rs
making moro extended comments upon
either the Fair or the Address.
The following gentlemen were cboser
officers Of the Society for the ensuing
year:
President, C. B. McC.sllAN, Vic,
Prest. H. G. TrRxzR Secretary w. A
Cor. Treasurer D n. Sxrra.
Board of D;resOrs
N. Chapman. Osks!oosa; Uri COY
Grasshopper Falls: Levi Wilhelm. JET
ferson; J. n. Dix. Rock Greek; Joh'
Peters, Osawkee; ]. s. Townsend. Kaw
Jos. Gather. Kentucky; Capt. Whi,low
Sarcoxie:
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Sheriff 3 Sale.
STATE Of KANSAS, fss : = -
CoUNrY OF JssSRRsou, o.
DAVID L. Lakin, Plaintiff.

H. R. Porter, Charlotte Por.
s Co. b 81: s;'i g n os'' No. 'ss
~ vi, tue Of On Order OF Sale. bearing dafe
August 10th, A. D. 1864. 70 me DIRECTED and de-
liverei issued in the sbcve Untitled s'ii, by me
Clerk Of the District Court III ths Third Ia'lc,al
District If the State Kans as, sit pa within and
for said COMFY o. jefferson snc also " virtus
Os theiudgmeai r. laeied N said suit b, sg'G Coar
in said County of Jefferson, al the May Term
ttercqf A. d. ls64. ! will. en W-fi.efca, /,
Scptcmb sE g 81, \. d. sG4, at TWO o'eiesk,
T. II 81 that day at the Court Hoost door IN me
vi.iagt Of O,laoosa in said County oiJeff t'aa .
and state OF Kansas offer tifl'sbiic Sa's. aIle
sci 10 the highest bidder lressh st i.ns 4 sale,
the GLOWING described it.fc;sOf iand, situate ~
inv e,d seinr 10 the County, OF Jefferson ans
State Of hapsss, aamsiy,: - -. ha.e ~ 1.
The nofln II haf OF Lot number ~ two, Ia
SiDck s.b- (si'ni,e, Of the original pla. q 'hs
,.s..n.d d lsasco-r. in the Coun's 81 jetfe' ss'.
SiSIe o. Kansas. .,.i... j.,e fE,
sad rap.rty has been appraised 1t on. hun
creci and sevshly-ive dsIlar-- fl75l, 9fii o
HORACE GIBBS s esiG.
Sheriff's Office, Oskaloosa, August IL, 1854
Clough & Wheat, A,ty Tor OFF ~ SCI
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-17

R. A. Hays 4 Bro. Of Lassence. Doue-
ks Co.. for best pair matched carriage
GeldiDgs.
Sweep Stakes.-Bsss Stallion w. N.
Banning silver cup. best Stallion with s
colts Narcellus Smith silver cup.
Best Jack aged p. Wise LIST Pr. best
Mule aged s. s. Cooper LIST Pr. VIM.
Jsakias 81 Pr. sucking mule, John e..
Brown LIST Pr.
Class D--Swine-Best Bosr over
". old. W. K. Tairheln 1T Pr. uatiel
I yr old Thos. Finch Let Pr. best Sow
Thos. Finch let pr. Best litter s pigs
pigs under 8 months old Thos. Finch
LIST pr. 10. ! i [
Poultry--Best display poultry. Sam'l
Marian LIST pr.
Class F-Best center table Loren
Willets LIST pro Big spinning wheel
Terry Trapp Isl pr. :. Spring Wagon l.
V. Fairholm LIST pr. -...va
Class G-Best pie mellon Tbcs. Finch
lst pr. bes, bushel Bee:s Thos, Hodgse
LIST pr. 9. A. Eick 81 pr. Best peck
onioos G. A. Blu / Cd pr best peck "a,
matoes C. A. Buck lst pr bes, bushel
yellow corn P. rFitsimons l.. pr. q A,
display 81 varieties G \ Buck Cd pr
I variety C.taba G A Buck 81 pr va
rietv Isabelle ID pr Tomat" Butter
Ham'l Morton 81 pr Carr.nt Jsii. .Ass
Nv 4 Fsirholm lsl pr Peach preserves
Mrs. Jerome Hssen lss pr Sour pickles
the came lst pr The best lvatjeis OF
Jellies on exhibition were put up by
Mrs 8 8 Copper. bu, we're no, entered
TO compete for . premium. =
Best Orientsi painting on glass A J
Shepherd I pr Oil Painting Mrs S S
Chopper 'st pr. 10 lbs cotton Daniel
Briner LIST pr Nantua makers work Mrs
VIM jenkins LIST pr Miss Kate Jackeman
ID pr. Pa,ch work Quiz, Mrs. h. w.
Wor,hington LIST pr. Shell and Cone
work basket Mrs NJ E Woodwork LIST
pr. Case Wax Work and Phantom Boz
quet Mrs SIS Cooper LIST pr Crochet
Counterpane Miss Ka'e Jaekemau list
pr Worsted and Bead work the same LIST
pr Hair flowers same LIST pr Crotche,
Watch case same LIST pr. Cone work
Watch case A J Shepherd ed pr Cover
let Mrs A Cook ed pr. Instrumental Mu-
sic. Lawrence Band, Pr. and DipIoms.
LADIES EQUESTRIAN ExHIBrrIos.--
Best equestrian exercises Miss Mary
Newell LIST pr Miss Ad:ie Mcclellan ed
pr. The committee recommend pre-.
MUM be also awarded 10 Miss Nsl,ie
Patrick. ~ 6
Premiums will be paid by G. B. Car.
son whenever called for within thirty
days. = Z =