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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
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@de ber Wablbaw- unb 6ten @trabe, eeeeniibtr
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Mnferiauas uao 8eelaubisuue pun seri9tli9en
Dpfumeuten unb llrfunten, ais: 8auttriefen,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
Mtnne1DtQ=6Qu8,

Mtantatc> Gde BON Jrpnt= unb Ylum @trabe,
bon
Clemens &ron.
So Der llnter5eiGnete lenft biermit ersebenlt bic
%urmertla pe6 Yublitum auf letn wpblein~
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tpel9e5 in 8e3ug auf feline innere Musfattunq,
prelle unb Ssoienuns feinem abnli6en @tablil1s-
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bel benz 5auie CUTE @taQung beRnpet nup' aQe
Sorten 6utter fur pferee unp Sd len fete gu ba<
ben liub. T. r : ~ -. ~,
o9b Clemens Rrpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
Gtprtb=SSeifer1=6ptel.

Gde oer &obert> unp Tiiniten @traben
Ct. Yaul> Minn.
Oiele5 seraumise> nit luftsen 3immern tupbl>
seriebene unc in jeper Nesiebung cmfcrtatel ein-
geribtcte neue GAIT unb 2olbans, 1T biermit Der
Wunf oe5 publifums be tens empfoblen Don
W SUI. 0rpB, Giaenbimer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15

{, 9rn. ouslas &rantbeiten n.
-Sn einem @e6le!blatte fnpen mir fol-
9enoen @atalo9 pom &rantbeiten, ,pesen
wel9en Nidter Douglas an Der GrfuQuns
leiner ofTentli4en pFi9ten serbinpert ,porz
ben $50 par Douglas, alepie 5eimitdttez
blu ben Senat paIirte (? [-s
Gr batte Die @i@t.
$50 :par Douglas, alS bem 9lnbenfen
8ropetida Der 7l9ulptse Gribut sesollt
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1"# batte Seitenfe6en. L
$50 mar Douglas, al6 Davis 9teloluz
ticnen ben Senat pallirte? Ee2Aaf24,."
25s.@!@t Gr attepie Nubr. a
T $50 mar Dcu9las, als bic 8tQ CUR
aufnabue BON &anlas I'M Senat pcrlas :?
p Gr tattt 8au@Brimmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
Mbbre0e11. =:

Edmonton s MalmroS,
Deut16e MoDpfa te H.,
Dritte @tra6e,
aeaeuiter ber Bauf ber 6erren 5. II. g. WiQius,
ct. paul Mtnneiota.
&. @. Sintcntpn Oscar Walmrpe.
Yrafti3ren in aQen @taats- @eri4ten uno in
be,n Ser. Staaten- @eri6t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15

Srbensterne IN ben Mu9en
9rpeer g litter. 81. .. !6umbolc
batte feline SrcensN Nerne &c. tpte altes @iien
in einerNumpeltammer auf ufbepabrt.Sp
Der beriibmte @ompontit be9e9nete einit an
einem lebr beieen Sage - in einen piden
,parmen Wantel 9ebullt - auf pem QSe9
,1a9 Ger Sper einem Greunpe Sinp @te
frant? fra9te Der 2eBtere. Netn! erwie<
berte Spobr, rparf leinen Mantel ;urud
uno 1a9te auf bic nit Srpen bepedte
8ruit peuteno: SD l9dme mid Bios,
nit ctele'n ~4uarr mid auf Der @trabe
ieben gu la0en. .. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
WaltbQuier .ltn6 @QlpnS.

%pfet NdDer, - -
6prtz Strabe> seseniiber ber alien
rS6wet;erz 6eimatb".
llnter;ei9ueter empfeblt bermit ieineu alten
Treuncen III Mnneiota uno hem Yutlifum int
Mu9emeinen lein neuerpHneteS hcqnem unp ppbn~
li9 eioaerittetes @ait= nno Nctbaus.
gele9entlidb rsrfebrente, wie bier anIailtgt
mertbe Dae fineen in ueinem 9aule quite Be-
tptrtbun3 ure Scfrecisnu9 aller seredten Mn-
lprii9s.
0ute StaQua9 tefnbet lI6 tei'm 5auie.
paul Taber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
Sobu S9aeecnmiilIer's
Dttt5burQ QoQerbter= er=@Qlpn

Gde Der Oritten une Nptert -@tr.
ct. Doul, Minn.
10 SD balte tets sutes 9asertier, teli-
Fate 8ranpies> d6te 5apauua- Gigarreu> ausae-
Seibneten Gmmentbalcr uur vimturser R1le, IT,
mie anpere faJte Speilen sprrdtbig.
Users nibt 9lauben will, Der tpnme uub uber>
;euse f9. Guer 6rsunc
Spbu aaaenmiilIer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
](ew gng(ano Ba6erD
SpuiS s.. Rpb,

Dritte Strobe, ;1pi16en 9tobertz u. Sadlon.
Gmplieblt 0b benz Yutlifum nit leinem 8rob
uuc NuAen, unp bic nit oem Geldaft pertunoene
Graders Jabrif lie crt ale Mrten Der been Graf
fers.
5Inoler int 2anbe merbeu es 1T ibren 8ortbeil
fiubeu, tei mir ypr3upre9en. 7Ob
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q. S g.. 8. 6ilfiuau.

3. S 6. .. 6ilfiuan,
9loppfaten unp 9te1t6>Nnwalte,
empteblen f9 ibren ptrebrten beutl4sn Mitbur<
germ ais NebtSbeinanbe unb in's Bel1noere 3ur
Wu6fertsunS Don urtunbeu ,c.
Office: uebsr Stiles 8u@>2aben, Dritte
9trabe, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15

2mrembur9er &uf.
@Qtt<. un6 8parbtngbQuS,
'''i4 Spuis Sfifou,
Grantinifrabe> Sailden ber 4ten unb STEM @tr.,
ct, DauL Winnelpta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
Dritter sSjabr8an9.

Die ]l(inne(ota Staats6eitun0
Gde Der Dritten unb QDaba baw.
9traBe, cine Ireppe bp4,
er16eint wD9entli9 uno oitet ) ~ et DoQ.
per Sobr, in 8orauebe5abluns.
@inaelue Nummern fpfen 5 Cents.
8coinoun9cn.
Mbpuuiren fanu man III irsenb elmer 3et bes
Sabres; ppcp fDuuen bic benz Wbonnemeat npran-
oebeupen Nummern nibt na9gelanpt weroen.
Ser 5ubleription5= =Betrag fann IN Noten IT.
aeno elmer sutsn Bant enseiaitt peroen:
NE Weuu 0elp iu resltrirten 8riefen ner=
loreu aebt trasen mir ben 8erlult; bod nt9t IN
uuregiitrirtsn Briefen.
MQe N;ttbsilunsen, G3elber II. T. ~. lne gu
aebrellren ,.,,
Neutber S Grel, pubilbsra.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
Carl 4a1jaDant,

Carl NaiiaDant,
1ffentlt1er Nptar,
telorst bic Musfertieuns NIB 8eSaubiSun9 aler
seri9tli9en Dotumente.
Yelcnoere Mufmerflamfeit tprb bem 9fa9i@la~
een unb Mufiu9en Don 8ellgtiteln seaoiomet.
Oftice in Der Gam Office per 5erren 5: une
s. .. lfaan, 3. @tra6e, uber 9tttle's Sudb'
@tpre,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15

Sn einer @eiell1baft jun9er
5anclun95befti1 wel9e NIT be1onpez
rem SlDoltnn ratipnalDfpnomi19e Traaen
te|pra9en> 1ruroe eiu alter 0elebrter 0ez
fra9t, wie ibm pa5 oefaQe.
uMir 1T ldon gang 1fpncmil ld su
Mutbe" la9te er; ni6 befncc MIDI mie
in ciner Sdeune> wprtn cine Menae
Tle9cl leere6 Strpb brel6en."
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81 il,1teiptu 6puie,

Ul t11te1Dtu = pN1e,
Gfe ber Eiinften unp BabalbapitraBe
ct. @auI,
en1paeblt lein neu eingeribtetes @aRbaus betens.
=, Netienoe uno @epaf mxrpen na9 uno ppn ben
Bccten gratis bef6rbert.
Jarn1er finoen pa quite Sta(lunsen.
Ntcclaus q Oft 9ie5er+
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Mnbre0en.

1afpb 8prf II. Srmber,
Gfe ber Se96ten uno WabalbawltraBe
ct. Yaul,
empieblt Gtb benz publifum nit taeli9 fril4 &C.
balfeuem Yrpb uno Ru9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15

&. &ip1t,
Dritte StraBe, neben SiomePS Bant,
GrpB< unb 8leiubanbler III
6apannnz uup anoeren pprtrehll9en Sprz
ten Don
Gt9arreM
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ct. paul, Winneutn, BAT ale 9orten Sreo,
Graders unc alle in bos Sad stn1dlarenoen W.
tifcl ieocn Wprseu frii6 setaden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
Delleufoere = Saloon,

E3H9 Qelleufbere Saloon,
sasz2 Sritte Strabc,
3~'lgen 94albinetcn- uno 6rantlin @trabe,
Dieter @alon 1T ouf pas Mpcerulte einqeridb-
te liefert edbte 0etrdnfe> bat itets eine Nusnabl
bon ausnartigsn 3citunsen auaicsen uub gewabrt
ben @5dlten oas pra1tppue panorama BON Slug
uno Bergen.
q. @abrteI1en+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15

MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
A WEEKLY PAPER,
pubHshed 6y REUTHER e. Excl;
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price 5000 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15
@epr0 @rmber,

@epra G;ruber,
&a9erbier = Salpn,
gierts @trabe, binter benz rgBinslcm> 9aule>"
Seoen Moraer son go ubr 2nn9
"come il faut.''
ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15

1317E = Mbam 0eder. b
6dnbler in Oefen uup @erfertiser .aller
m69liden 8ledarbeitfn, '..'.,.:@ '....5,
ii~IS~ Sac ION -@tra6e. '.-'.~<
awif@en ber Dritten Strabe unb untern 2anbune.
''fBN ..15a ct. Yaul, Y u e@a gtf
emp6eblt fib in allen 3wei8en {eines @el@6ftes,
aIs: Da@pedeu, Hinnenleeen, &eparaturen &c.
Gertiee Baartn fets an 3.nb, ttais unp sui
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S. e. Wctecr,
Gattlsr unp @erfertiser Don Yferoe>

3te 5trabe, @t. Vaul, aeseniiber Srpins @tein>
Ylud, nabe benz v9Binslow poule".
Yferoe9sl9irren, @dteL BuHcl> &pten> 3cf>
fer &c. INNER prrrItba.
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q. 6. 3irfelbab'S
GDnbitDret Il. Ganbv<T1brtt,

unp See @rea IT g saloon,
Dritte 5traBe, unterbolb Day uno Sents
Drug=Stcre,
St. puul, Mnne(ota.
Der llnttrsei9netc bat itets purrdtbie nn6 fer
tiet aui Beltelung iammtli6e Mrten Bon Bad
mert, 8ucbsn iiir 6o9aeiten, Bale &c. 3u ben bill
lislten YreiIen an.
cid uno JancY= =@anoieS werten i'm @rpBen
70 tiuio perfanft, puB 0einb1mbler int Qanbe tpobl
tbun merosr> bel mir porsupre@en> ebe lis anoers~
,pp fnu fen. s. .. ,rte a9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-15

ltcrboten gu iein. SnceB tebielt er ieiuen
Sart unc letnen Galar bel. Desbalt
wuroe ct pieperum an cer preueilben
0renSe an9ebalten uno ausaeforl9t:
8eamter Q8te beteen Sie?
5uoe: MpleS |6erl1el.
8eamter Neli9ion?
Supe: &otbolif:
8eamter prcfelFon?
Supe: 0anpel5iube.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

New YoRK. Oct. 80.
The obsequies Of Ephriam L. Snow
last evening. a. the Green street Me,ho-
dist Church. we're largely attended by
various temperance societies. Address
es were made by DR.. Chaplin. Mathew W
Hale Smith and others.
The Times Washington correspon.
dent ielegraphs the Nicarauguan Minis.
ter notified the State Department tina, a
plot exists in the Southern States, TO in
wade Central America. for the purpose
of extending slavery. under the auspices
Of a powerful combination. to which Gen.
Walker was simply an agent. ao,iA
The Vanderbilt and City of Balti-
more sailed to.day-,hc former taking
1871 passengers and $857. 900 in specie
the latter s65 passengers and no specie.
The Representatives Of the Great At
lantic and Western Lines of Railroad.
have been in session a. the st. Nicholas
Hotel. during The past faw days. The
yesterday adopted q uniform
tariff Of freights for the Western roads,
which. it is believed. will prevent CON-
petition in business between the yari.
Gus lines.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

AID TO KANsAs.-We are well con-
vinced that the real condition of Kansas
is well understood abroad. and appreci-
ated. The donations for the relief of
the suffering poor have thus far been
liberal. and even magnificent. In an
other article We mentioned donation by
Thadeaus Hyatt. and it affords US pleas
ure in being able TO state that the irs,
shipment Of provisions from the States
was received in this city on yesterday
Two car loads Of excellent potatoes
reached here by the morning train in
charge of Albert n. Burdstt. oi Knox
vile. Knox county. Illinois. This We
are assured by that gentleman is the frs,
Of the heavy shipments OF produce 10
follow from his county. As evidence
o! the promp,ness With which the farm
ers of Knox county respond to the calls
of the local committees. twelve in one
Township contributed twelve hundred
bushels Of corn.to be forwarded as soon
as arrangements are made here To
receive it. An active. efficient and
responsible agent should be appointed Al.
once to receive and distribute the pro-
duce that is coming forward. on the or
der OF like agents in the several coun-
ties Of Kansas. The agent located At
this point should be furnished with funds
10 pay charges on the freight when it
arrives. Mr.. Burdett informs US that
he has made contracts with the various
Railroad Superintendents to transport
this freight at greatly reduced prices.
We trust that she meeting which is
70 be held 1t The Recorders Office. this
evening. will take such action on the
subject as its importance demands
Atchison Union.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

1t is reported that. on the 18th, MI
Hyatt called upon the President Al
Washington. and urged him to post
pone the sale of the New York Indian
lands. He made strong appeal to the
President, in behalf Of the sufferers by
the drouth in Kansas. and asked him tc
call the attention Of Congress to the
matter in his forthcoming message.
The President listened to him attentive
ly, and assured him that he would do
all in his power to aid the people of the
Territory. Mr.. Buchanan said he had
received several letters from poor wom-
en- in Kansas informing him Of the de-
rable condition Of things hers.-Leassa-
,corth Times. ~ IS j.. Ia
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

is prepared by practical men land wo.
men) who know what they write about.
and it gives great amount of valuable
information, useful not only to the far
mrrs, gardeners. stockraisers. fruit
growers. aud those who have little vii.
lase plots. but also to every family
We advise our readers to send 81 to
the publisher. ORANGE JUDD. Al Park
Row. New York. and try the A9rscul'
sssrist year. A specimen copy can
doubtless be had by sending to the
publisher. Those subscribing now fol-
the twentieth volume. (l86l.) will get
the remaining numbers Of this year
without charge.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24
9eueral gews.
Tho Result In Oregon.
SAN FRAsCrsco. Oct

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.
On the 9th. news reached San Fran.
cisco by telegraph that the Oregon Sem
atorial election took place at Salem on
the Ell. in due legal form.
J. w. Nesmi,h douglas Dem. was
elected for the long term. and E. D.
Baker Rep. for short term. Ave years.
Baker is uon-intervention Republican.
with views similar TO Eli Thayer's.
The news electrified California Re-
publicans. many Of whom think the
State may 60 for Lincoln il Baker can
be induced To take the stump here.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

HW see that our friend, WALTER
C. DuxroN has been nominated by the
Republicans Of Riley and Clay Coun-
ties for Representative to the Territorial
Legislature.
Also. our friend. David H. Baily, ol
Leavenworth City, has been nominated
!or the same position By the Republicans
Of LeAvenworth County.
They are both worthy young men.
and. without wishing any body else any
harm. We hope they will be elected.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

SAD AccIDEsr.--On Monday las: a
son Of Mr.. Frank Elijah. while feeding
a sugar-cane mill. accidentally got his
left hand caught in the coes, and BE-
fore the horse could BE- stopped his
hand Was torn of at the wrist, and most
of the muscles and skin to above the
elbow-joint. The arm was skillfully
amputased BY Doctors Northrup and
Potter Grasshopper Falls Gazette.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24
A Coon PArra yoa EVER FAMILY.

A Coon PAPER FoR EvERr FAxrLr.--
All our readers may not be acquainted
with one Of the most valuable agrical-
tural and family journals in the coun-
try. now in lis nineteenth volume. We
refer TO the American Agriexlturist.
which is a large and beautiful journal.
devoted 10 the practical labors Of the
Field, Garden and the Household. Il
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

speeialtrain. splsnd;,Iy furnished, Jor
Portland. Their departure was euid
losd- cheer b b ::s::e :::e assembled crowds.
The tatee f.s;ies opposed 10 the Ae-
publicaus have united in the Foasth
and Fifth Congressional Dastricts on
Messrs. Bigelow and Appletoa for Con-
gress, against Rice and Burlingame.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24

FIRING PRAIRIEs.-Severalt times, re
Gently, we have observed the prairie.
burning in different directions from
town and have every time been painet
to think there are SO many wan,on
thoughtless, carless persons among u.
who will-without single thought Of
the consequences. set the prairies on FIRE
In the FIRST place it is direct violation
of law. and every person committing
the offence lays himself liable to be
punished for it. Besides, hundreds.
yes, thousands Of dollars worth Of pro-
perty is destroyed in this way every
year. BY the burning Of grain. hay.
fences. houses and barns. And whci,
the habit is wantonly practiccd. no
farmer knows the day when he may be
made victim Of the ''devouring ele.
ment." Many men have their all un-
avoidably exposed TO its ravage.. and
persons should be careful not to do that
which is. likely to result in damage to
them. But this year. in particular.
should individuals refrain from setting
Gre 10 prairies. Feed for stock the
coming winter will be very scarcc-in-
deed many Of our citizens will not have
enough to feed their stock till spring if
compelled to commence feeding now.
But there should be no necessity for
putting up stock so early. if-she prair-
les are uos burned. If boys are 20 wan
ton as to Ere the prairies. their parents
ought to punish them for it: snd If per-
sons Who are amenAble TO the law will
fully.or even thoughtlessly. commit the
same violation Of the stautes. they should
be punished BY the legal authorities.
We have no Doubt that persons who
Aiak before they act. will refrain from
committing such depredalions. and We
nope all will do 50.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI
BROAD AGE
r AILR @ A ID

NTakine the quickest time from ST. Louis to
Nl Cincinnasi, Louisville. Nsshville sDd ell
Eastern Cite! New York. - hours
Pittsburg, - hours Boston. a hours.
Wheeling, isI< hours. Phiisdeiphis. 80 hours.
Cleveland. l9 hours R.ltimor-. So hourS.
Buff. o. 264 hours. Washington. 37i hosn
Louisvi;l<, Ill hours. d Nashville, - hours.
From 81. Louis 10 Cipeinnati wrrHovf cAAIsa
OF CARS From Cincinnti TO Cleveland, Pits
burg or BelaiT. without change Of ean
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
The H & st. Joe r. r, and Keokuk Paekses.
the North Missouri, aad the Ohio 4 Nisess1pp1
Cincinnati, wi hous omnibus ride, With the fssos-
ite Rosds of the West
The Little Miami Columbus Xenia, asd
Cincinnati Hamiltot 4 Dayton Rail- kosds Tor
DAYTON and Columbus. With the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinpati RIB fos Cle,el and.
Baffalo& Nisgsra Ealls. Ths Rtsseu.x. Collu%-
bns / Ciucinna,i, and Fort Wayue Chicago
tai Ohio R.R. Tor Zanesville, Wheeling sua ~.
timose, Marietta : Cincnnati 3. R.. fos Chilli.
cothe, Marietta. Parkcrsburg and Baltimoss. .ad
with either Of ths Four Greet Eastern Lies iss
New York or Boston.
Psrsepss rs by this rcuss have the sdvlnoO ee
wide and spacioas cars, with greaser libssaIisy q
room both in seats and n aisles. than eaa no
found on sny other Railroad IN the West. and tne
comfort afforded BY
Foote'S Patent Ventilated Cars By Day,
And Foote'S patent ventilated sleepins esrs BY
Passengers from the West by tho. Ohio ! MIS-
issippi R.R-. have the advantages over those bs
othrr lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
from Cincinnati, - q ere are no chan
ges of cas between Cinsisnssi sad Clevslsod,
af~.xuw - 10 . Ha Y T.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24
Candidates..

EDlToRs IxDxPExDEx1:-Please -.
nounce the name Of T. D. Kuyke.d,ll
as an Independent candidate Il The Nv
KlsH.ioa, for Represeuntirs finn J.c.
ferson County to the Territorial L.s;..
lature. and much obligs
+ MAxY Clrrsss..
EDlross InDERzsDsr - Pleas an
nounce the name Of John w. CavlseId
as an independent candidate for the OF.
fee Of County Assessor At the Noyem.
ber Election. AAYY Cr1zxun. =
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ELECTION NOTICE

In compliance with law notice is nere-
By given to the qualified electors Of Os-
kaloosa Township, Jefferson County.
Kansas Territory. that At . General
Election to be holden in and for The said
Territory and the various counties there.
of on Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, A. D. 1850. there are to b.
chosen by the electors Of the Territory
at large, one Territorial SapsziateadAns
Of Common Schools. for the term Of one
year from the lst day Of January A. D.
1861. BY the electors of the 4th Rp-
resentative Distiict composed Of The
County of jefferson. Two members Of
the House Of Representatives Of the
Legislative Assembly of Kansas Terri
tory for the term Of one year froa he
first day Of January A. d. 1861. By
the electors Of Jefferson County three
County Commissioners q County As
SCISSOR TO hold their respective Offices
according TO the provisions of The Law.
The Polls Of Oskalooss To1nshir is the
County aud Territory aforesaid. will Be
held open at the usual place oflolding
elections in said Township. an Tussday
November 9th A. d. 1860.
VIZ. G. BARSHs,
Township Trsssee.
Oskaloosa. Oct. Goth 1850. 16-1w
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what the business Of 81. Louis is now
demanding with voice that already
speaks loudly. and must become IS the
Sound of many waters" and cloud
thunderings" until her merchants and
manufacturers will be compelled 10 hear
and heed it.
Already they feel the effect Of the
diversion in favor Of Chicago: and they
will feel it yet more and more until
they awake TO their own interest and
counteract the influences that now
make against them.
If Chicago. in the face Of all natural
advantages. and BY sheer force Of de-
termiued effort. has accomplished SO
much. how easy it would be for St.
Louis. working hand in hand with na-
turc, to gain all that is really desirable
or valuable.
No difference rAat It cost her. s..
Louis should hare railroad to Kansas
just as soon as Il can be built. Every
day she delays this great work. she is
robbins herself. robbing her merchants.
her artisans. and shamefully neglecting
her best commercial interests.
Ii We were a citizen Of tha; city. the
subject should be agitated and not left
to rest until some action were taken TO
carry out this great and r;tal work.
The Pacific road might be extended
with rspidity; but its terminus should
be Leavenworth and not Kansas City;
or. il i; goes to Kansas city, from some
good point branch should be run to
Leavenwctrh. as this latter city has the
run of trade and will keep it. because
natural advantages give it 10 her.
We speak thus not because we haye
an interes, in Leavensorth; for We have
not an inch of ground there nor foot
Of land in the territory: but because
from an impartial and unprejudiced
survey of the field. We believe what we
say; and as a true friend Of Kansas.
aud Of all concerned, express our hon
est convictions. and endcavor to have
the best use made Of our capital. We
should be traitor to the territory and
future state were We to pursue any
other than an open and honest policy.
We expect to be differed with by in
terested parties. and shall be sorry to
disagree with them; but we feel sure
our opinions .maturely formed. will bear
the scrutiny of investigation in the pre-
sent. and be demonstrated By the un-
erring DEGREES OF time in the future:
and thus believing. as the friend Of all.
we point out what seems To US the
wisrst course to pursue.
St. Louis should wake up and shake
herseif: Il she contiu.c to act the slug
gard millions Of dollars will be lost to
her that she nigh. have. Now is the
time for her to work. and work with a
will. She should strike for empire. and
let her blows ring out on the greet an
ril of enterprise and progress and be
characterized BY telling effects.
And Kansas should work 70 the same |
great end-a union Of the natural and
artificial avenues and outlets Of trade. !
Let there be thought and action on the |
subject.