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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

SHEET IRON, AND TIN WARE, ETC.
Co.. recently to their splendid
ronront store Governor street, manufacture The v
gnia Caorc Furnace invented by Dr. James Bolton Of this city
They inform that has been extensively adopted New York
city, well in Virginia, and has fully proved its superiority
other furnaces" Messrs C. Yale Co.. largely enga
gel in the manufacture Of Sheet Iron and Til Ware
GsoRGs srARRr also Governor street. advert se Of his
manufacture 88 varieties and Sheet Iron Stoves
Portable Furnaces Sheet Iron Copper and Tin Ware etc.
"A Main street. 9th, also largely ensa
ged in the manufacture OF Sheet Iron aud Tin Ware
COTTON AND WOODEN FABRICS
TsE MANCHESTER CoroS WOODEN MANUFACTURING CoxrASr
Opposite Rchmon produce largely the following goods adopted
especially 10 the Southern trade viz:
cotton 0adJurgs OF various widths and Of superior quality
The quality and reputation Of these goods supa by any
this colnty The annual production nearly
yaris.
Cotton Yarns the quality Of which has uniformly secured for
them the preference introduced into the
market.
Grain and Gudno Bags, hest quality; Cotton Bats
The annual consumption OF material Is 900 lb
giving employment to 300 operatives.
az This Company will shortly the manufacture Of
wooden goods suited to the Virginia and Southern trade and viii
also be prepared Id few weeks to produce striped Cotton Goods,
qualities Tn r Office cor Of Cary and Pearl
streets, W. II. Powers Agent.
HorsRsKent Paine Co. sell Of Virginia manu-
facture Cssmers Keys PULLED Cloth and Jeans Of North
Carolina and Georgia manufacture Yarns sheetng
produced 10 those States.
NORTH ClEoLL GooDs-The Rock Island wo1en Mills Char
oe N c. manufacture from S0 90 400 900 worth Of heavy
Kerseys Jeans and Cassmere OF really
styles These goods consigned to wadswoh
L Co Pearl Street.
PgrKssBuRG-Nessrs ~ Gordon Son. agents Of the Wash
ngton Factory Petersburg keep for sale Cotton Yarns
Plough Lines and Seine Twne made that Factory Store ON
18th Street, opposite Exchange Alley.
wehaye received other houses in Richmond
advertising columns show that various other esab
prepared furnish Southern Cotton and Wooden fabrics
wholesale or retail Let them all be encouraged.
CLOTHING, ETC.
have only Furnished satemeutby one Wholesale
house, viz:
KSsT PAsR Co., Main street. manufactured last year sol
garments irving constant employment 80 men and women
Many materials used by southern fabrics OF which
they keep full assortment.
Of other Clothing houses TO which We
refer We observe that
SPECIE has been manufacturing largest portion Of
his work here for the last ten years. his stock
his manufacture I'VE happen that Mr. has large
variety Of Southern EiCrics, on hand a. this time
established his clothing manufaeorv I'm this
city years ago, and has constantly that time to
large portion OF his 10
ing 100 hands mr. has nne assort uent Of Casa
mere from the Rock Island Mills Charlotte, NJ o)
KErs WILLIAMS have commenced the manufacture
Of clothing In this city, lar SCALE Mr. Keen Ia, been 10
Europe several months selecting goods for spag sae
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

DUM.-PurehighG favored Moasses Rum, for sale by
IL NAL 81. lag d. DAVENPORT
MO. MACKEREL.-1Sb bl.. in store, for sale by
~ mhl SHIELDS SOMERNILLE
IMP PLASTER. Rest Windsor Lump Plaster, landing
IL and for sale In lots to suit purchasers, by
mh1 SHIELDS soMERYILLE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

Ok HHDS. HAMS, BREASTB AND bHOUL-
AC EDks now receiving for sale by
feq2 wM WALLACE SONS
NEW AND FRESH GOODS.-Dnins Sets, Tea Sets
~ Rich Plated Casors Vases Waters Looking Glasses &c &c
srEBBINI 4 PULLEN, lOt Broad
OSO BBLS. HALIFAX ALEVIvES.-Th Fish
AOO upon Nova Scotia coast, but Is Identical
with the Potomac Herring for sale by - -
te2s wOMBLE CLAIBORNE. No. II Pearl st
DAKER,S BRONIA in tin Toll, which makes exceed
ID ngly nutritious beverage, fresh, Just received by
JAS Il PEARCE CO., Druggists
fes Cor Broad and 9Th sts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

RICHMOND srovE woRKs-essbshed in l5OAs Snyder pro-
,rieto Makes Cylinder Box Parlor and Cooking Stoves.
desirable styles These preferred Richmond
all Others and bein. personally satisfied Of their superiority
commend them stoyeeaers everywhere Mr. s also
Hot Air Fur naees Fronts and Crates, Hollow Ware Hydra Is
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-17
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
PHILLIPS. SAMPSON = CO.'S.
NEW MAGAZINE.
SO r.a DEVOTED To
Literature, Art and lslities.
ITS AIN WILL RR !.


Ftksr-In Lhensars, 70 leave No pssvines uscp>
resented, that while each nHn6ef will eoGs In
articles of abstract and permanent value, Il will
for entertainment in its various iorms II Narrative,
Wit and Hamos, win nos7 GS uneared sos. The
psbsishers wish ssy. zAo, ttzs vhi.s native writ
err wlil receive tns mos, sesS eneossaee . sna
IAxTlc, they will not hesitate 10 draw from the for
eign sources at their command. - occasion may 70
q1sre. In this way hey hope to saAks shstr fsr-
oas.l .slesSs s "as'''sf shs s-''',.s 'o.s'' =
Suco D-In he tern As1 hey iaiend to include
the whole domain Of asthcses. and hope gr.desly
% make this critical department. tue and fearless
repsese tative Of An, In all IL vsstous bsanehes.
without any regard 70 pejUdies 0f Whas ind sOeveF
TnmD-Ia Poiisies, Ne Atlantic will - Tie osHan
Of no party OF clique, but win honestly ~nAsavo9
10 be he exponent OF what ~ conductors believe
Be the Amesseaa ides- IL viii Zeal fnnkly with
pervons and eth parties, endsaveEng alvays 70
ali psrsons and parties, and vhieh 9lope uskes th~
bass Of y trus and lassing nssiseal psospehsy. IL
viii n0s rAhk sef with any seet o6 ABJsssy oue Win
S.sio"si s Prosre... and Hosas. public q pr;s.ss
~ an earnest Of he matesiaI at tDss eemDsnd,
they suh4Oin hss Of literary pesssns isssseasA h
their snsrp's; .':S.ns IN = sS.s,s,, to Ss s.ssss Instinct.
Of ss.sy kind Of sbility Which desres The svssse 81
theis columns, and In the remss~fxsioa ~ vhieA
thy shall - ssided psssly By thsis sssss q in
william II. Prescott, Ralph waldo Busssse, I.
HI, dge, D. D., Nathaniel Hast th"rsv, John G.
Eo,Srop No,i '. Geo. ". Curtis. Hsnm.. i .;iviile.
ProG. G. &. Feon, Prof. 2. H. Child, Z. p. Whirv-
pie, Edmund Quincy, sotbog oi -Wensasy. ;, Thos.
H. s:.ranS rss"s ar. ~ RI S.ssss, s.ovs NJ
Gaskell, sasAor 0f ..Ruth, = ~May Rshss,'' &c.,
Mn. L. Maria Child, Mn. & u. Kirkland, Nm.
Pie, .s,Sos q L.. Asys" "-Cs.ss; @s.. Vie: x"ss
G. RnHni, .u,h"r u .Doesss Antnaio,' &C., Shirley
brooks, author Of 'Aspes Couss.s de-, Z y. ~his-
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Happy Childfea.

How mistaken are some parents who
toll 10 make their -childfW hsppy. by
grs,ify ing every childish wish; whether
il be in food Or in dress, or IN innocent
plsyth'nea,! The very slor, to please
them. il improperly manifested. is an
inissy 70 th~m. The 6rst lesson ~
,eash child is. that the will Of the pa
tsut IS no, hw only. bss ,hat il !. ibe
rest br il The young nipd hates law.
rebels against restraint. Hbnce the will
OF the parent must not be. held up before
the chil.tas rid. bat q . ,bess6s.-~
blessing: It isas.onishidg nov sssii1 =
parent may convince an3 pursuade /.
child that il is not best for it to have rs
stomach loaded With erect ,aad perul-
eious things. when you succeed .
piece of wholesonsp bread is swee,er
Than sugar. It is 80 In dress. What
child does no. feel = happy and as good.
in neal plain cl...bfs. ~ in costly appar
81? ltis 80 i9,Soys AMI play,hin1s.-
Give your ebildren plain food. plain
sed lev pl.y'hinys. and they
will Ls ashsppier-,f they are saugn.
thai Pc and Ma think it b~s.-than il
.hossands we're spent ON .hem.-As.
II +. Gormas.
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GOOD Bo0Esl CHOICE B0OKs!.
NEW Anp ilLusraATKD EDITIONS
THRONE OF DAVID:

ppom he eouooeeaiion ~ tAo Sooperdo o. nethle-
hem - Ihs kebelli0s of PSinee AhsolO0. 1eteg an
tiInsIrasioa ef The sPlssdos: Power: ssd Dominion
efshe ksagu eG he eAspssd Klag, IN . seriss eliot
tsss within tho aen1ee.ce ofJUdea b shown % the
reader, ~ By N eye Witsess.
BY ths Rev. ,. II. INGRAHAM, IL. D. 80
oss volams, Il ms., eloth, eDo pages. Price of.2s
ssrhis b NE third volume, ssd The cemplesion eG
series Of works By tho same author, ON the his
TORY of the Issoalhish usessrrhs. The ssGtn an6ss
Moscs, wss treated In the s.llaS q Firs," sna ~
ereas xlosy usder David p treated Of In this vosk.
(The Thr0ne % Dsvid) While the decline ~ Hebcsv
power and the opening Of the dislsasnion meet
Aeis dsiinssfon In he ''Psines o. ths House Of Ds
vh.~ .TAess vosks sso Aisoosieally valHsbss, -
hxadboeks Of ofialesoatos relative - de sesussy ge
ognphy snA mss1sn Of Ne Holy LaaA he ay6 b
Interesting sAA powerful, se1 tAs vetk Iesds ~ -
he esntsnplasies asd ss4y oftAs sablins laaeuags
q he Dbls and the great doctrines Of tsutA d eso-
tains, WiinOut being, such b0ekst ordinarily aro
either nlsudli.. aupid, tog0atie o. seoesissa." ~
Boston Daily Atlas. .ls s...
Addrsss Geo. G. Evana, No. - iCAssenut seFset.
thtlsaelpAi. onel0alng ~ price - the tos6 anl
u tents N pay posEe and hs will ssad 10 Oe a
psnss, aud gin worth frSD - Costs u oioo
~
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We direct particular sss.nrioa to the
adverusemeats OF Geo g. Evans orig.
'na' Gift Book Es,sblisha. Of Phils-
deIPhia This ablishmenl affords "a
exec llent opportunity 70 get almost any
desirable book At ,h. regular retail
pf"e. the postage added. and gift in
the bargain worth from 5Jcts to 500
As.-Esans ~ the OrigisasOr Of This sys-
tenn Of Book Publishing. and BY main
timing : strictly. honorable eourss, hs1
obtained . wide spread and env liable
reputation. His publications are gen
orally Of high order Of merit. and per,
sons dealing with him are sure to &c,
the full worth Of their money. besides
q chance Of getting valuable gift.
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6eastal 1sms.

ia e New York. Oct. II.

The Prince was serenaded lass night.
. A dispatch from Philadelphia. 70 the
Tribune, in,imas~s that Morton Mac
MicheaI will probaly be U. s. Senator
iu place 4 Bigler. l..' bsea ai !.
q A Van Best, said TO be the great.
est marine painter living. died a. St.
Luke's Hospital on the 9Th.
Mp. Tracy. one Of Tho California
Delegates from that Sia,e 10 the Chica-
70 Convention. died ii Lawville. N. Y.
On the LIST. after sickness Of about Z
week He was a naive Of Newfound-
land. ~ p
4 TIE Prince visits the New York. Uni
versi,y to-day. H. viii pastste Of .
collation. al Mayor Woods svsi.lence.
He visits the Academy Of music in the
evening On Saturday evening. the irr-
mems prcc-ssis,n. in his honor. will be
given, On Sunday he will attend d.
vine, services at Trinity Church. and or
'Aohpay will probably yi"i, West Point
in the HarrieI Lane. revenue cut'er.
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Cauaiaatss.

En-. lxDKPxxDxxr:-Pl Please snaounce
that Jxmes-H. JYnes j. M inde endent
candida.s ior kPresenta'ivet the Ter
nioriai Legislature ai she November
election. MANI VofERs.
EDIfuRs lxDEPkKDkHT:-Piexse an
nounce the name Vi L. d. Kuy kendall
M an lnd-p.ndesI candida . ~ Lie Nov.
Election. Ior Representative from Jes-
i~rsUn Coun } 10 the Territorial L-g's
lx.ure. aud much vbIlse
80 AAHY CIrIxxNs.
EpIruRs lHDEPExDET - Please an
uouuce the name Of Jonn w. Cawlfe d
- an independen. candidate ioI the OF
nee Of County Assessor NJ the Novem-
ber Eieeli0n. MANI CIrIzExs.
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each other like two bsll dogs. grosliug.
suarIins and showing our .ee.h? Jus,
lux the a.atier over snd then do a you
please. II yos wish o be friendly. Ne
will meet you: II you wish to growl,
why. JUS, gt"wl on: We shall not be
greatly disturbed by it. and We guess
II will not hurt US bad.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-17
Ths March of 0aribaldi.

The news from l,sly. BY .l'e Ia'~s'
steamer. il in.~n>ely Interesting. The
dis, i,,x u,si,-,l s"liier OF Tor. une Gsribal-
di. wss marching with rapid rides To-
wards ,i.e cay oi Rome. The plan. 81
Victor Emanuel have been executed
with admirable precision The 5 ,.lian
monarch could no, have i"i~'irred. os-
.ns,bly. IN lie Nepolitxn resurrection;
.: Was p'Opsr Tor him. however. to en-
pl.y his mOn~y his Individual in6urnce.
and his coun>el in .he campaign. Th-
success Of Gsribaldi has sas lied all Eu-
rope. NJ dUub. can longer be enter
tanned that the edition Ot the territorial
dpmins,ns Of the Pope of the Ssrlinisn
power 10 embraced in the grand sclssme
Of political reform. i.-e.saii 4.l .l
We may then b- prepared. In shor,
time. " r~model. very essentially. the
a,.p Of southern Europe. The. King
dom Of ltaly" w,ll. probably. embrace
all he Italian PROVINCES exc~p' Vsnetas.
aud will nos be long bs.Oru ,l's. .ini'ab'-
ANS VI ibis beautiful region will apply
sor pro sc'iom " The energetic Court VI
Turin. Austria is watchIng with the
deepest inxrrsl the progress Uf events.
She has mos less than twO hun,ised xni
iI;y thousand men in V.ni,,s. AID sh~ ~
even xbOu. to xusmens this encrmUus
i"rce. BY sudden movement. Au.sri~
yhi xnnihila, . the advancing cUiuns,s~
~ GMibslJi: bus Vic or Emanuel deter
mined t'xvOid ANY such di'as.-r ~ this.
has ALREADY placed n heav. cOrps vi his
own soldiers IN position ~ keep in
ei.~ck any h".,ils demonstration fruas |
he A. tri q fro" ,er sa
b Ia n few weeks, word will reach us in
regard 10 lhe insurrrc ION Ut Venice.
wi,ici is con6drn'ly ly anticipated. Ii .he
people Of iii. III fx'ed province shall
arise and asser, their ancient rights. he
duty OF The King of Sardinia. and his
Garihsld', will b. ,oo obvi
,us to require argument. The same
ogic which justified decen, upon 81
:iiy, and an invasion Of Calabriw. will
mpera..vrly demand military march
MO Austria.
A bloody war seems inevitable; bat.
when the smoke OF hattie will have Gle ar
ID awss we may witness splendid en-
lire. including al the provinces Of the
Peninsula, We may see Victor Emanuel
raviny his kin.iy palace in the capital
Il Ss.dina, and placing on hi< head, ON
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-17

JOLIET. III. Oct. Is.
About 2O'clock Sunday. ?. \. hrr
broke GU, in the engine house Of tie
illinois Stale P~niten,iary At this place.
enurrIy consuming The roof. all the
---~'SwvsA, ~''i s.s~.sy damaging si'r
machinery- The walls being Of some.
we're only slightly injured. !, is under
s.ood 'hr los. Us partly covered BY in
sSronre in the 9 .sk-r City. THE cause
Il The hre is aol known. II pccasi"ned
~ disturbance among the prisoners.
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The District Court.

On Monday morning the Distric,
Court commenced it's fall term in this
place. His Honor. Judge Petit. Chief
justice Of Kansas Territory. presiding.
There vas not full attendance Of the
Grand Jurors At the opening Of the
Court. aud tie criminal docket was tax.
en- up. and mos, of the forenoon occupi-
ed in quashirg indictments, or By the
County Attorney entering aot prts. in
. number Of csses in which indictments
has been found. ~.
!. In the af,ernnn d.es Grand Jury Vas
impannelled. and the Judge delivered
TO them . clear. impressive and elo-
qaent charge. when they retired to
their room. The case of the Terri.o-
~ ys yssepLus Goble wss .hen called.
The trial Of this cause occupied the At
isn.ion u DE-. CDurt psdlT Tsesday soon.
when il vas given to the jury. Who have
been unable 70 agree md the case was
continued 10 the next Term. '-siLI &c (
= The indictment a:sinst . - Myers.
for manshugh,er. was qusshsd. aud
sl.ef -Ssses n which indictments were
fosnd for murder stand continued. ~
Tbs Territory " In Fsyetss Wen
dell will soon b. closed and given to
the jury. =.
We have been detained f'om the
coat rvoa, most Of the time this week.
and having set this report in type vi'''-
out = written eopy. and very hsstily. Il
is secessariiy meagrs and imperfect. =
We sill endeavor 10 give fuller rvport
of the psores.lisgs u the Court in our
Bext issue. e. .e Btas.. 'if1si'
4 -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-17

RxSIsEMEzr.-ln the following histo
~ Of mankind. We observe shai. in pre-
pOrtHn ~ nations cultivate their moral
and intellectual P'" ers. .str, cious actions
diminish IN number and Manners and
pleasures become more refined, the ley
isla.ioa m'lder.' the religion psrifed from
and the arts address them
selves 10 the finer emotions Of the mind.
-Spurzkeias. Z
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Nov Misser Ed, Tor. | wood stat. in


Nov Nisses Ed, tor. l wood stais in
konkleshan thst the chapter in mi book
relasia too keayresmen aud ,hare dooty
Il eksalIy spplikabcl TOO membsrs ov
the LegisIachoor w Kansas. and no
dou, ! sl,al be abell iOO sell good
m~nny koPpies too them At Larrence
this winter. l want too suppl the
msuburs ffum Jefferson sny ways ~
that Fl there iz any phishting TOD doc
there this ssshun .,l,s ma bee prepared.
answer sune.
Yours respectfully.
~( 7 HrasRAsn A. BIPH.
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TIE PRINCE OPTICS
HOUSE OF DAVID:
u fnsxx yxAss m rur poav .,

Iss eesss q lsttef. sslAiing. - y an sys VII
-, an he seoaes and iDsi0en6D - ~
LIFE OF JESUS OP NAzAKETu.
Ifvm Ah 1spsi1 b Jssdca - he Crueiaxjoa On
Galway. By he Rev. J. b. luGeAnAn. hector ef
Chsse ChuseAy - sfSt Tho0as' Nall 0olly Bpein9s
AiasisiPPa ODs vsososs - -. elseh, "a i.ess.
Price els
ssln this wosk - suthos has suerseSsS N ~
eesa ana dahag task - Dsssessn9 ~ Gssas IendiDe
1iaseisnA baaAAf snaD1a0 - soHsoGlsa I'm 49,
Ias hisoosy, - - - peeesns - elsaS - Gb-sk0
picture sfthOss svssos they ngss ~ suppsssd %
appear y = essaal oooeSvss. 1ks 6esssipsIooe e
Ftes sed eevemOai.ls, 49, sDtsised and eosDcsHe0.
sivs. The ,sayls b highly i9agin.sive snd ss1s1n1-
.lss - Ne ''Pilgss's Pssgssss.r-Pss gSsNs.ssA
kvsneelIse;
Cepiss of either ~ tbe shove beoks. visA hs,A.
sops Gin. wogoh 1JOm eoe1nD n oooo, v1n - 0as
% ssSenoo y ~ USiAed SGssi, spea. UesiVl o1
Sis and q ees. - pay p0senee. b addssanG -
publishes, Geo. O. kvans PSilndeiphis.
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Tie ..le~ier" his week should hsve
been published stan earlier date. but
was uuavoidably delayed. It did not
ge, into the prinor's hands until with
in the past week.. 81
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@es5 Aaresti@''ut.
A NEW BOOK.
nd eue dessissd 70 create 1uss Pssl'shse.
THE .SNYyY SOUTH.
Or THI
SOUTHERNER AT HOME..
;.a abs.sc. ~ eve AeAss Experience
OF 4 NORTHERN CeyRRyESS,
A NEW BOOK.

ia the land Of sugar: kses, Tobacco and Cossoo.
1stTse ..
.PNtAfi SS III d. INO.SAhAh. ...,-
Of MIssissippj.
Handsomely bousd In oas vs1 sas, 70 no s2s pe-
gss, fnee ol.25. .- ..--.s t.., f.... ~.
Literary notices from the Pres throughout The
Counsr,. Nsii
r.. s..-, sor~--...h,. m al IN eo~poe,d oe
,,. N t.s,.r. vr;s, :, in na Itnere.sne ~ le OF
"".s.sr. NJ ~ .s,e rOm.pt fe.iurrs Of
- 49, ~. .I;n:.scs k,.ie ~ .l..easinsa u r.n
.H. :.,..... S.,,, ns, ovs usr.cn.I os.srv to.,
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THE PILLAR OF FIRE
OR ISRAEL m nONDAOR.

By he Rev. }. n. IngsaAan, aatAes - ~ sPsines
q the HsGss os uAyiAt Osa voluas, u no, ,el0sh,
CIV pages. Price el,y.
tory dssag the hoe1.gs h Kxyp1 tAs Prephst Moo
% bstsg tks coatsal oIuFe, and 3 ne AID aikinG
Asaesy II ess psned IL whish ~ vsAss esshsm m.
nom The hssas ssd tan fssa Psolane hioooy vsss
- thsesl nassAtlve a tAs Doss sssetivs shasse-
tse whieh esssiss he ssadss sloee without diains-
q sfisasssse"-eAlia1slsaiA tvsstig Dsllssia. .it
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OAAHA. OCt. 10.
Official tc:urns are ~ from all the
oryau;xad and settled counties in tue
Territory. Daily. Rep Tor Congress.
mas i62 majority. Some excitement
exists. arising from the a pr~hension
that returns were forged aud counted
tr"m some counties whicl, have NO ex-
~xc"p, ths, their boundaries
..xve been defined.
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Suffering in Kansas.
Z 1t will b. remembered that in our is
sue Of August ls,. We published = short
editorial On the prospect for crops this
fall. in which We predicted ,bs. unless We
should be favored with heavy showers
Of rain soon. the crops would fail; and
that io that event. unlsss Supplies could
be procured from the middle and west
ern States, where they would have .
surplus Of every .nple production.
-the people Of Kansas might we'll des-
pair Of getting anything more shan y
scan,y ssbsis,ance The coming winter. :"
TIoush 10 have tried to believe that
.uch would sot b. the case. or .: least
.lla, Jefersou County would oe an
exception to the rule" We have for
soms weeks been convinced that the
prediction We then mssie has the mis-
fortune Of being too true. Farmers
Who. 1.-Two months nyo thought they wo'd
have from thirty To fifty bushels Vi good
corn 10 the acre. nov say they cS"ros
harvest more than halt thai amount. and
,ha, what they have is hardly Il, 10 feed
10 horses. We have examined loads Of
corn in vain 70 lind . single sound ear.
and We believe that. taking sll the corn
raised in the county. Il sriW not average
one bxsksl In ten Maf will make good
bread. The recent rains would have
made rome late potatoes. but for the
esrly trusts. v h,ch have blasted the last
hope ef ever getting the amount OF ;he
seed planted lsst spring.
We make ,he soliow,nx extract from
= call Tor Il County Relief Meeting.
which Was signed BY more than for;y
'f the bes; citizens Of the county. all of
which We are compelled. by the force
of circumstances, 10 endorse:
i; is now very evident that. owing to
The failure Of every production adapted
10 the soil of Kansas. unless relief Can
be procured IRON the Sxles that have
been favored with abundant crops this
rear. very many Of the citizens Of ,l'e
Territory must suffer for the want of
provisions and clothing. There are nu.
nerous families in Jefferson County
y here. It Was thought few weeks sgO.
here would be ,uficicn, produce raised
"r home consumption who now have
.ei.her provisions nor money s. buy
ss-sm = ssu, avg Q. sssc urnsauu i~vOs
qual TO the number OF the needy: and
here are scores Of fUihers-many Oi them
nen vi property = who have not the
eady or convertible means with which
o keep their families from, suffering un-
il the genial warmth Of spring ~'il en-
bls them ~ resume ac.ive employ ment
'nder more favorable su>pic~s. Even
he well.tO-d0 krmrrs Of krnsa. have
mt little or no corn u spare. and what
hey have. will no, turn out On average
( one buslssl In ten that j. f. ior bread I,
Measures are nov being adopted to
'r:;anise County Society for the rur
wee Of obtaining relief for the destitute. |
y th0ss likely 70 be. and TO ob.ain vsri-
'ss kinds Of ssed for the spring plant
ny and sowing. The object of.his or.
animation is > laudsble one: aud We |
'ope every friend to the needy will lend
i. influence 10 lacilea,e the "tjects Of
he Society. has eoa ieIs "7-
"A fs;esd in need. l. . sEisai ind~-d.-
The District Court
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Rev. Mr., ALLsn. .of the Missouri con
eerence. said to BE- = 6ne speaker. will
preach in the NJ E Church on Friday
night next.
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r. Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana.
and Nebrask. have all gone largely Re-
publican At The recen. elections. This
Is ominous Of thsresu;t in November.
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Sensation among the ChivalEy.
Augusta. Ga. Oct. II.
Tie receipt Of the election news fr"'
Pennsy lvania and Indiana. has created
y profound sensation among parties.-
Tie Carolinu,ns are mounting their ha's
wilh cocka,ies. 4,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-17

Mr.. CAxPBELL;Bible Agent. ~ill speak
in Bucks School House on Friday nigh
next. ts s'. ai-. {
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-17

There will bss meeting on Thursday
nigh. for the purpose Of completing the
organisation Of . County Relief Society