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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-11-16
Written for the independently
INDkPENDENCE.

There is satisfaction in the though,
Of maintaining oneself. known only te
those who have manfully thrown of
The shackles CT dependence. aud single
handed and alone. have gone forth in to
the worlds broad field 70 earn tl.ei,
daily bread.
10 spirit thus determine j, the or.
din"ry difficulties aud disappoin.men n.s
of life. serve merely as stimulents for
renewed excrtion: and each victory
thus obtained. not only affords the
pleasing Consciousness Of having brave.
ly faced and overcome all obsticles. .bu,
also strengthens the principles exercis-
cd in the combat. and in this way i'm i.
parts force Of character worth .ll the
struggles that may have been made in
securing it.
Yet aside from the pleasure and in j..
terest afforded by such course Of &C
ton. il is the duty Of every individual
10 do IS much. either with the head or
the hands. or working together. which
would be better. as shall be sufficient
for his own. and 10 aid in the support
Of those Who may be providentiaIly de-
pendent upon him.
The command given to our first pa.
rents has never been revoked in these
later times, but is as binding upon
Earih's children now. as when Mev
went forth from their Eden home. to
gain another by their own toll.
Arise then. slothful one. and "Wha.-
soever thy hand Gadeth to do, do it
With thy might" and rich shall BE- thy
reward. J. L. II.
AFRICA. N. Y.
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A Company of Union Men Captured.

A Company OF Union Men Captured
The following telegram was received
here yesterday:
KANSAS CIrY, Nov 6.
Col. ANTnoNY: One hundred and
twenty of our men, under Cnp. Schic.. Is.
were captured to-day by the enem
near little Santa Fe. +. S. CASE.
Little Santa Fe is fifteen miles south
Of Kansas City, and on the boundary
line OF Kansas and Missouri.
A gentleman who arrived here last
night from Kansas City reports that the
capture was made at about 9 o'clock
yesterday morning.
Capt. Vaubergrn and his German
company are captured. Only seven
men escaped = one of them badly
wounded-and they are now in Kan
sas City. Several wagons were taken
at the same time. The troops were
from Fort Leavenworlh. and had gone
Out TO Overtake Union train aud es-
cort it to the army.
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A. G. PATRICK. Esqr., an old typo
and editor. favored us with call Yes
terday. He has just returned from the
gold mines. where he las been for about
Two years. He thinks mining would
pay much better than men make il pay
if they would be content with doin.
well. But many, who are greedy 10
make a fortune in a day. OTTER leave a
good situation in the hope OF finding
better In times past Mr.. Patrick was
one Of the leading men Of Jefferson
County. and his many friends will vel.
come his return.
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Special Notices.
R RLIGIOUS.

NJ. T.. CurRcH.-TuERx will DO Roll; ious Ser
vices in the f. Church in Oh kaloOsa on Sunday
as follows:
Sunday School and Bible Class at Q A. n.
Preaching At l0i A. n, and
Preaching OF Geuerul Prayer Meeting ~ II Pm
Class Meeting after the morniug preaching
and at q r. n.
There will be General Payer Meeting. slsO
on Thursdays at II I'm
Citi1en. aud strangers arc respectfully invites
To attend.
Isaac +. COLLINS. Pastor.
EsrT:sr CnrRCH -THEaE will be preachiri
regularly in Bucks scho,l house, in O.kaIoesa
on the second and fourth Ssbbatlis in each month
morning .erv,ce nj half past 10 o'clock; evening
ser' ice At half past o'clock.
Nelson ALyoRp, Pastor.
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Henry Buckmaster. Plaintiff,
Emory Justice. Defendant

Henry Buckmaster. Plaintiff,
Emory Justice. Defendant.
Before NJ. Il. Dutton. Justice of the
Peace in and for Oskaloosa Township
Jefferson County, Kansas.
Whereas the plaintiff in this action.
Henry Buckmas,er. has commenced be.
fore the said NJ X. Dutton, Justice ol
the Peace, a civil suit against the said
Emory Justice. defendant. 10 recover
the sum Of Fourteen Dollars, balance
due on Medical bill. and that an order
Of attachment has also been issued
against the property Of the said dcfen.
dant.
Now. this is. therefore. to notify the
said defendant. Emory Justice, that a
final hearing Of this action will be had
before the said NJ. r. Dutton. Justice OF
the Peace.at his Office in The Village OF
Oskaloosa. Kansas. on tho 93rd day
November, A. ID. 1861. at 9 O'Clock
A. NJ. aud that unless he appear and an :
swer on said day. judgment will be rem
dered against him for the said sum OF
S14.OO.
HERxr BrcKMAsrER.
October -, 1861. Oct I9-l2-Sw.
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VNHE Leavenworth, Pawnee l. West
i ern Railroad Company. having per-
fected the purchase Of the Delaware
Lands. opened its Office for SANS on
the first day Of October. instant.
Persons who have heretofore made
settlement and improvements on any of
the land. are requested to mako known
to the company forthwith the ,descrip-
ti0n of the tracts on which they have
settled. which tracts will thereupon be
reserved from sales until the 1st day
Of November next. to allow them time
10 make arrangements for purchase.
For all information. apply at the Of
fee of the company. Revere Houss.
corner of Fifth and Os.gs streets, in
Leavenworth City.
SAMUEL DENMAN,
Secretary L. P. 4 w. r. X. Company
Ocl. I2, 1861. octl2n1l.3w-
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Wood Wanted.

We will take good cord wool on
subscription to the independent. fo,
which we will allow the customary
price. We wish TO lay in a supply Of
wood for winter use before the wintry
weather sets in, and would like all who
wish 10 subscribe on these terms to
make it know soon.
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Es- The Gazette says the Touring
Mill at Il at place is running day and
night. In O,kaloosa there are two
FIGURING mills running day and night,
and have been doing SO for many weeks.
The mills here have filed many large
orders for -four from other points in
the State. besides supplying heavy
home market, and doing custom worL
for Farmers for a distance of sixr,
miles.
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No PAPER LAST WKEK.-We could
only issue an extra last week, for the
reason that We could set no paper in
Lesvenworth. We went and sent down
fOlr different times for new supply,
but it vas not 10 be found there until
Monday of the present week. We ask
the induly yence of our. readers for the
omission, for We did all in our power
TO prev such an occurrence.
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No Telegraph.

We received the followin, ii>pa'ca
from ST. Joseph last night
"The train was thrown from the track
near Monroc. NJ one ba,lly injuned
The telegraph wire has besn Gu, by
the rebels"
There have been reports for the last
two days Of Gsht aud Union defeat
at Springfield. We hope this uprising
Of the villains in Norlhern Missouri is
not the result Of such All even; - Con
sercofice.
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LADIES VARrErY SroRE.-S. NJ

LADIES VARrErY SroRE.-S. NJ.
Rothschilds, at No. II Delaware Street,
Leavenworth, has the best variety OF
Embroideries, Laces. Trimmings. Cor :
sets. Skirts. Zepyr Worsted. Fancy
Goods, Notions. &c, that We have
ever seen in Kansas. The proprietor
and clerks are aifable and polite to
customers. energetic in business. and
liberal in their prices.
We will publish their advertisement
next week.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ls, 1861
The Truth Illuslrtaed.

lin my opinion this war will never
be successfully carried on SO long as All
army marches through slave States as
q boat goes through flock Of ducks.
They Ay up on its approach. and nestle
down rs soon as it has passed. The
boat is safe, and SO are the ducks.
When YOU march through State. You
must march So that traitors will feel
the horrors Of war" JIM. LANE.
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Jeffs Royal Port Bombarded-Result
Of the Cairo Expedition.

QrNcY. Nov. Q.
The New York Times special from
Fortress Monroe says our fee, is bom
harding Port Royal. which is said tc
be in critical condition and ready to
surrender.
Genernl Scott received the Chamber
Of Commerce and Union Defence Com
mitiee Of New York yesterday. and
made speech.
Governor Gamble Of Missouri has
been promised from Washington all
the soldiers-he will raise.
R~bels are said 10 be leaving the
Potomac aud going south.
The expedition from Cairo achieved
a victory at Belmont. Mo. One hun
dred and thirty prisoners and "a dozen
cannon were captured. Our killed
numbered one hundred and twenty FIVE.
The enemy's loss is great.
Advices from the Southwest say that
Prices main force has moved forty
miles south of Springfield and are en-
gagged in planting artillery.
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BRING IT lS.-Will some of our sub
scrlbers. who have made arrangements
10 furnish US wooi. bring in few loads
Immediately? Now. Will. the weather
is fine and the roads good, we want TO
secure our winter supply Of fire wood.
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Order Of Publication

cors1i m o. o. Jn1ssssos' ~ Scr.
In the Dis,r ct Court Of said County
Lyman Scott, John Kerr, and
Luc'en Seo,t. coP:r,ner, as Debt Att
Scott, Herr Co., PiaintiIIs,
Jeremiah Ker.h.w, Defendant. w. ''''
John kcrr, one Of the p!ainIIfis in the above
entitled action, having filed his affidavit herein
stating that the de!eddan is a non-resid.n nt Of
ihis State. and cannot therefore be served with
tlc u-u Il process I this court. IL is ordered ~
the CisTk OF said Court that the defendant, Jer-
eniah k.rshaw, be notified by publication being
made tor sues ssive weeks in The lniepen-
dent, newspaper Published in said County Of
jefferson, of the pendency Of this suit, the
prayer OF said plaintiffs petition being torecovsr
OF the said defendant the sum Of three hundred
and forty dollars. together with 8 per ceI,.
dsmages on two hundred dollars, and in,ercs, al
The rate Of ten per cent. per snnum on one huu
dred aud forty dollars from August liih,
1901, and interest on one hundred dollars fron,
August ls', 1861, and interest on one hundred
dollars rom July 2lsi, 1851. id to be due and
owing from the said defendant 70 the said plain
iifts ON three ceriain bills OF exchange bearing
date the s. b day VI July, A. d. 1851, drawn ~
the said PLAINTIFF an paysble 10 their order, and
accepted by the said etc ndans Oh the 18Th day
Of July 1861, and due at the tiaies and for the
sums 'oit0Wi"S, 10 wt: Onc kiil OF Exchange
due IN thirty days after date tor the sum Of tns
hundred aud forty mine dollars, Que bill Of ex-
change due in twenty days after date for the
sum OF ono hundred dollars, and one bill OF ex--
change due In ten days after date for ono hum
dred dollars. rtn4~
Defendant IS further notified that his property
has been attached bv virtue of an order Of st
tschtn'nt ISSUED herein, and tha, unless he An
swer 10 the petition Oi the said plaintiffs on OF
before dav .,t hor II .ls1
such petition viii, be take" as true, and Judge
inert rendered accordingly, and The properly
heretofore a'iach-d in this cause be sold to sAtis-
~ the judgment 81 u be rendered rs aforesaid.
Witness T. L. Havens, Clerk Of saa
SEAL Court. with the seal thereof nffixed ss
oflcs IN Oskaoosa, this Isl day of October, 1881
p. +. HAvENS, Clerk.
Stinson & Ravens, Plaintiffs Attys
se'Sel0-ow. Printss's fss ols,2S.
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MAJOR HENRI J. ADAMS, Paymaster,
arrived here las. night with sle5. 600.
lie will pay of the Kansas Second 10
day.
Major Adams has been very success, =.
ful IN getting through Missouri without
any accidrnt.-C Conservative.
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The REsuLr.-The candidates for
County officers and Representatives on
the Unconditional Union Ticket were
elected excep, Register of Deeds
Thos. p. Fenlon is elected District At
torney, and c. X. Holiday Senator.
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MARRIED.-In O>kaloosa. on the 7,h
inst at the residence Of the brides faith.
er. by Rev. !. +. Collins. Mr.. LExuEL
EvAHs and Miss SARAH ExELIxE, ,dauph.
ter Of Rev. Terry Tapp.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned o6es for rale two Of the best
lots for private residence bh had in Oskaloo-
sa They are pleasantly situated on the corner Of
Della Sare and Monroe streets, In part Of the VII
iage that promises to be, ID 10, the most de-
srablc, and are enclosed by good board fenes-
vcrted into stable; . stons foundation with The
slls for dwelling house, and well Of goon water
on the limo between these and the Adjoining les.
Said premoses will b sold cheap fos cash. APPLY
TO or address JOHN w. DAY,
o-0 Real Eseate Agent.
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wWe will next week publish our
views on the subject Of Fremont's re
moval. We believe it to be AN out
rage on the West and the cause Of the
Union. We will not be mealy-mou,h
ed i'll our structures on the action oil
men in high places.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
.Sendfor-M. L. Essick.
Representatives. Welcome Wells, O.
J Grover, 1T. .Goodnow, Davies Wilson.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
.Senotor-Jos.ah NJ Hubbard.
R~presen'atires-J. B. lnyersoll. A.
c. Pierce, I. +. Hersey.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
.Senators-E. Lynde. Z. X. Holiday
Represeatotires w. Martin, Jsr-
emiah Sabin. Chas. A. Welsh, Azel
SpalJins. Paul E. Havens. J. M.Huber.
Martin Anderson. Golden Silve,s.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Senotors-John II. Mcdowell. II. B.
Denman. Jesse Connell.
Reprcsentotires-Thos. Carney, NJ
S. Adams. James A McGonislc. James
Mcdiil. Jno. Mccarthy Eras,us McCril-
lus. Charles Ssarns. Charles Grover.
Thomas O'Gwartney.
EIGHTH DisraICT.
Senator's = Jchn Lockhart, Robe. 4
Morrow. Rober, 5. Sevcns. Charles &
kecler.
Representafirss-James McGrew, w.
w. Dickinson. w. w. Shea. Chauncey
L. Steele. Z. G. Macy. J. Jones. Samuel
Black. A. L. Thoman, ID. I. Mitchell,
RI. Williams, CIV. Smith, Fish
back, John NJ. G,ff.n.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Senator'S Huralio Knowles, A. Cur.
tis, -.
Close contest between the Rerub.
lican aud Union tickets result not
known.
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LARGE BEEr.-L. NJ. Benedic. brought
us beet the other day that was two
feet long, ,and weighed e los and 1 2 cz
lie also gave us TWO Carrots one meas
uring one foot in circumference, the
other weighin. over 2 lbs.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that am pre-
pared TO exchange new style postage
stamps for old ones for six days from
this date. after which time. the old ones
will not be received in payment Of
postage at this Office.
NJ. r. DrrroN. p. NJ.
November. 18th, 1861.
Nov. 16-l5-lw. Printers fee 81.
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From ansas Civ,

The Maj"'s arrived Al half past ten
O'clock last night. bringing the in,elli-
gence that Col. Jenn,son aud his com
mand were at Kansas CITY and would
80 south this morning. Conservative.
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Attachment.
Moore 4 Mcclellan, plaintiff,

Jefferson y. Park. Defendant.
Before NJ X. Duttun Justice Of IN. p... ::
and tor Oskaioosa Tow uship, Jef.erson Coun."v "
kan-ae.
Whereas the plaintiffs in this action. Moor.
= Mcclellan, have commenced before the s,,a
n. X. DutioD, Justice OF the Peace. a civil .,;
against the said jefferson ID. Park. defem,sn.
to recover the sum Of twenty-t -four dollar, .r.s
sixty seven cents, amount due upon book a.
count. and that an order Of attachments m ~,
issued against the property vi the said defend.
ant.
This is therefore to notify The ssid dsse.d..,.
Jefferson D. Park. that q 6nai hearing oS ~,
suit will be had before the eaid N. r. Dr,s,''
Justice sf the Peace. on TIE "a day Of Nove~s
her, 1901. u o'clock \ At his office in ths
village OF Orkalo"sa, end that unless he snre.,
and saswcs on that day Judgment viii Be- Is.
tained against him for the said sum Of alAs7.
MOORE MCCLELLAN.
October 10, Isei. oc'l9l2.sw.iee1s.
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6eueral Wews.
THE LATEST NEWS
-RECElVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
To the Daily Con .crvative and Daily Times.
The New Military Department

The following telegram. published in
our Extra Of yesterday. conveyed the
most important aud the most welcome
intelligence that has been heard by the
people Of Kansas since the opening Of
hOslililies:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1e.
EDITOR CONsERvATIvE:- We have
been granted our Western Division.
GENERAL HUNTER has been assigned
tie command. The headquarters are
+ or, Leavenworti.
w. C. COFFIN.
This important movement which was
initiated by Gen. James II. Lane, Gen.
Mark W.Delal,ay and Col. w. C.Coffin,
and has been pressed by them and 9th
er leading men TO a successful ISSUE,
secures the safety aud the prosperity OF
Kansas.
President Lincoln AMI the Adminis-
tration have fully understood our dan.
gers; they have appreciated the slupen
dous fact that il Kansas was lost, all
west Of her was placed in the mos,
deadly peril-that il Kansas fell the
whole Territorial question. On which,
the var begin. would fall with it and
the public dom>in be surrendered to
Treason and Slavery
They have acted wisely. mob y snd
well, and for the first in our history. We
have an Administration that is true to
Kan.as and to The great question OF
Freedom in the Territories.
Exc'p. the coa'r,l AL free nivi.,-
tioa oi the Mississippi: river.uo qucs.Ion
has arisen in th:s cJa,cs. OF su:a para
noun, importance rs The fd,urc condi-
ton and control Of the imn,ens. region
Of country lying between The E,s'ern
boundary Of Kansas anl the Western
shore Of California AMI the President
has shown h's apprcciaiion of the grea,
stake involved by lhc &C ion JUS, taken
The assertion ihi, the \ Administration
does not know that there i. West, will
not be again repe.ed.
The sons Of Kansas have rushed to
the bat.le fields Of the country as men
flock 20 "a feast. AMI there was begin
ming 10 arise occriain bitterness because
while our men u.hl in Missouri their
homes were leit an easy prey for de-
struc,ion. Bu; all this Is a''W changed.
Kansas mcn will defend Kansas homc,
Conservative.
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ARRlvA Ats.
Essten mail (via St yoseph) arrives daily, except
Sunday, at 3P.N.
Leav worth, Fort Riley, Topeka and Osawkee
mail arrives daily, exceps Sunday, at ?. =.
Lawrence, Topeka and Southern mail, via Le-
compton, arrives daily except Sunday, At 10 a. =.
Grasshopper Falls mail arrives Monday, wednss-
day and Friday Mt , ?. y.
DEPARTURE.
Eastern mail via st. Joseph, closes daily, except
ing Sunday, at 9A-M.
LeaveawOfth mail closes daily, except Sunday,
at "A. NJ.
Lawrence, Topeka and Southern mail, via Le-
compton, closes daily, except Sunday, At r. N.
GFasshopper Falls mail closes Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at - A N.
OFFICE HOURS,
From : A. ". to- p. y. Sunday from 0 70 70 A. ~.
I-tf. y. X DCTrON, p. -.
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The Mansion Housr. corner Of Sb. ~

The MANSION House., corner of Shaw.
nee and Fifth Streets. is a "lip. top''
place TO stop at when You are in Leav-
enworth City. j. S. Crew, the new
Clerk, Is becoming acquainted with the
wants Of travellers. ard is gen lrm,nly
and courteous to all. Stop at the
Mansion
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Nea, Aarertisetuents.
No'ice TO Taxpayers Of Jefferson Co

No'ice 10 Taxpayers Of Jefferson Co
The Tax List Of a. d. 1861. State.
County and Township. has been deliv-
cred To me for collection. The take,
are now due. and the law requires all
taxes to be paid prior to the first ol
January. All persons failing to pay
their taxes by the lst Of January. will
have penalty Of ten per cent. to pay.
Sec. 35 Of the tax law reads as follows:
"On all taxes remaining unpaid after
the first day Of January. there shall be
a penalty Of ten percent added. and
collected in Ike mxuner as other taxes.
amt of tax for STATE p'rpos 4oc;s on 800 vsl'tn
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FOR SALE

OR EXCHANGE for Trade. FOUL
" houses and a number Of lots, stu
ated in the town Of OskalOosa. GOot
bargains may be expected. For par
ticulars inquire of
nov. -l4tf. W.. MOORMAN.
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Order of Attachment :,

Thomas ID. chiics Before N. X. Dutton, Justice OF
vs. tho Peace Of Oskaloosa Town.
Richard Chandler) ship, Jefferson County, Ksnsas.
On the sixteenth day OF September, A. D. 1861,
said Justice issuod an order 0f attachment In the
above action, for the sum Of seventy dollars and
twenty -three cents. Said cause 10 continued for
trial 10 the Cd day Of November, A. d. 1861, AZ .
o'clock Az. THOMAS u. CHILES. PiE.
oskaloosa, Sept. 2lss, 1861. tn3w fees a.
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Order Of Attachment. 4.

Thomas II. Chiles Before n. X. button, Justice
vs. Z 81 the Peace Of Oskalooss
Richard Chandler.) Township, Jefferson County
kansas.
On the 10Th day of September, A. d. 1861, said
Justice issu cd order Of Attachment in the above
action, for the sua OF Sixty Dollars Said cause ID
continued for trial TO the "a day OF November 4. D
1861, at O'Clock q. =.
THOMAS u. CHiLES, Piaint6
Oskaloosa, Sept. 2lst, 1851. nols-3w. Fees -
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INT: OsKALOosA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1861

ID Republican. He takes no narrow
view Of this contest He knows the
cause Of the National danger and he
Twill not hesitate 10 strike hard aud
strike home. Conservative.
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To TAX PAYERs.-Be careful to read
the '.Notice to Tax Payers of Jefferson
County," which may be found in an
other column Of this paper.
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OsKALO0sA LODGE. No. "a.
A. F. d A, NJ.

Regular cnumunications occur on the second
aud fourth Saturday in each month.
Visiting brethren aru cordially invited to A.
end. NELSON CHAPMAN "
= Z. HAvENS, Secretary.
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THANKSGIVING PRoCLAMarIoN. =
Gov. Robinson has issued a proclama.
tion setting apart Thursday. the s8tl
inst. as day of Thanksgiving.
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TWELFTH DISTRICT,

Representdtires-P. B. Plumb, p. B.
Maxson. +. W. Potter. j. II. Leard, o,
ii. Sheldon. c. V. Eskridse.
No returns from 10Th, llth. 18Th and
l4h Districts.
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State Of Kansas,
County Of Jefferson.
Before Richard Hull, J. p. OF said
County.
Green l.. Robinson
David Faro.
On the 8.h day oi November. 1861
said Justice issued M order Of attach
ment in the above entitled cause for
thirty dollars.
The final hearing Of said cause is ad-
journed to December 28th, 1861. at II
O'Clock A. NJ. G. L. ROBINSON.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-11-16
The State Legislature.

We copy the following list Of the
members Of the State Legislature at
the next session from the Laavenworlll
Conservative. 1t will be seen that full
returns have not yet been made. We
will add the names Of other members
as we learn them.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-11-16
FIRST DISTRICT.

FIRST OiSlulNI.
Senators-H N Seavcr, IA Osborn.
lR. Stout has been elected and will BE-
entitled to the seat il Mr.. Osborn has
entered the service.
Representafires- Miller. Edward
Russell. Joseph Penny. Franklin CRUDE.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Senators-- John J. Ingalls,. w. B.
Barnett.
Representatives. = Thomas Murphy,
A. W. Johnson. J. J. Patterson. X. A.
Van Winkle, James d. Church, o. II.
Macaulay.