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fFIeHT AT BEvERLY-OnF Tuesday last
COL Moss, ~ whob commands the post OF
Beverly, sentzout .eneigcompanyse of the
Virginia, 2ud Rtg;mentsai.dsa company of
Ohio boys, on "a scouting expedition.i Dur
ing, the day the companies were fred upon
by much larger sforce nofa rebels.sdTwo
men were killed. and two wounded ss Our
men returned ahe5 ireswithout anysknown
effect, and then sretreated = leaving. one of
the;wounded men atthes house Of q Union
IasteUsgsneer. 3 ysss!;
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I. Fortress Mowoe via eBaltinaors, August
23.-7Several experimental shots have been
fred to-day from the Union ngauu with an
extreme range, of between four @ and Eve
miles. sone shot penetrating . sand bank
fprstwelEe sfeetol Gen Butler expresses
himself as By; no meansssatis6ed with, the
tTial9saa gsaT ,safsdo ngo si@st3 aai
ID tits said that Gen. Batler4 will not
return to MASSACHUSETTS, but will ia the
feld 10 command Of the volunteers Of this
depart tmenta8i bs4s7o7si6 ssdt syad litw
.w The jpropellcrsi Fanny and gAd fiatic.
have gone on an expedition, up the Bay
nader directiomefa Lieutenant Gf9shy,6a
mn THERE'S; heavy .G.ipg toadsy, in she. di-.
reetion Of N.erf9ik.s aud dhs s4ebels are
probably trying the range Of their bat
.tsrisesses ssssest + rs 10 af0i iSu3d9TJs1 A |
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tance was crowded out aasteweek, .butuwi
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ss PIHLADELpHIA, Aug! 23;AThe North
I American sayssu Wealearn that letter res
csised Id this cityoslast evening sfrome o
Eieusenant1 in the army of Gen. Banks,
sststes that:Bailks and hiscorps had march.
pedmfroao Hdrper'ss Ferry to Wiuchestery
drixenf4, o0O7rehel troop from that place
aadoccnpieds it; that, he had; also u sent q
tofa one, of the Massachusetts
regiments to aoceupym Martinsburgl He
bhad been reinforced bys8, ,000. men, chiefly
from the vicinity Iofs Baltimore. ,sstiasa
sie The writer iofs the letter adds.ibTY You
will bearsnothiBgsof5this until youwg it
officially from Washington, soasa the tele.
graph has been seized and no news, is al,
loved to he, senaoasfl 10 ssuTsIT ssis o. /
g1i.Fhis latter fnctowe know to; be correct,
buts as to the rest We ecanuot.vouchsf
) IsThesscontinued nimprovemen gofi the
troops ipEaH spectsis the subject ofcon-
.gratulatiop ling fheF army iase we'll as athe
De DExecntivebquaftersa3 This=resnl.s mainly
from strict discipline. 'sigis sds asi1sn 3
.The,tineI6 The, upper Botomac is now
well guarded, and iat thed latest reliable
accounts Gen. Banks was still resting in
the Monocacy.
.b The admipistration. of the oath of ale
glance as prescribed by ihes act of Con-
tgress, was esa matter OF interest TO TIE
clerks in the bureau of the Aaditer OF the
Treasury for The Post Office Department,
.hissmorning.AV ,eaDsfszaA.fo
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From h the Was Washington star.1 1.,vas
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sos'ans ss.aa 'oaa aa se. 81 'n1 uossamsns ol
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snnl@5j 20 bhi1 sansts 4 nle a1pss 9anRsEs 9ol
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ane e wv: Nii.ouus ~ sue 1ts' u Ssto.
uel, aluL e aiu = Wy y VI aeeslp'er' ~
sAs n,s aaAsfs s ops.yni az a.a 5,aaa q. j. ..91
"a Inc success :. nnts asgo!lalions capnot
il Z. opst ~ ~ ~ = upos =, tas se'
(Iul'''es VI 'n0 oo1o,n"0u.s .,: stae War, !,
M ~ ~ .1s nI Ae.s % .1s'e'neu
ssus ssus GvYetn%91. n1'Hyrtiy assaHSsi saS 90 can
possio'yI y ue'tltnsau' tna y = aays, no ooeps
- ny 'enh. 'eonh..npHAl ~ ~ HAaani!essaI9n
= .nat's III - l.oelanly
nu Nls NY Pss s1afa1hffH4 Wy paw ~ a'ne
he mana gcme1t Of the war On the nar,
of The authorities her here There Ems: mnst he
no favoriiism disnlay.d boweyper.o ,p .o In lb tbe
sxpsndiIures Of any Kind siTafuo on aeeopnt y of
he war-such as led q mos most Of ihs eariy
disasters to tbe British ii The Crime. ae .s +,
,he way Of i sickness sne suffering and ineii.
oi cheney ncl1 Cd the part part of EngIand,s: army
there. as In the the opening nif df such war .Ja as
this Government now has ON It's, lands. il
must Z expect Spt 10 sbs Be asscsd rig light 81 ana left
a. as Il i,'e ectertainly has been, Sneb has been
the fate Of every = g G5vsrnment s alan long a,
peace on.the sudden opening go Of a great
WI for which i had lnota pgeyiously pre-
pared, The first few months Of its, pros.
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FREDERICK, N d : Aug. The cor
'respondehce Of Tie a ssociated Press &C
company ing Gen. Ba6kss column, writes
IS follow: TIE heath 81 lie army Is geil.
Eeraily good and they have bit few etaii;s
81 the hospital There isa great Improve
melt in the health since leaving Sandy
Hook: 49,, a-a .s9, ..;,,vv ,,.s 49,.
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W1LMrseH6N 2DEG "A dt. 81 -Ther

WILMrNeF6N 93DEG sAdt 81 There
isTmucbs sxeiAemestih the cilyA owing to
the office of sllIe eGossttssata secession
jeurpal, being tkraatsned wi d,s,ruc
lion. owing to is frequent and long COR
tipued gstrietnres oops the First. D +laware
Regiment, and opposition to, the. course
pursued ehy Ehe. G9 vMernpept M tslssnm sia y nmain.ain-
apces Of the UAiens ssaTAss Mayer. and pub
iic are on the ground, The. Mayor has
harrangued the crowd with little elect
= = JILLNEss, Of Mr. GIDplNGs The, A sh.
"tabuls' Sentiuez Of the 1911 says: -
Mr. G;ddings was, attack on ,Satnr.
day afternoon with a paroxysm OF. the
cop plant from which Le, has occasionally
suffered. larophy Of the heart and for
a, few. minute S, his symptoms were really
a. a 'arming; al but he IS now doing well. and
DECIDED to be out Of danger by his phys,
Eiciap. i;iisup5ap and likely 70 be entirely recovered
il il a few days. Eyer, since the late defeat
at Manassas, be has been very mucb. ex,
cited, and has labored night aud day,
through the recent hot weather, in the
getting up Of the Twsnpiiy niuth Rrgi
Matchmaking Two trips TO. Columbus,
and travelling and speaking all over the
copniyTby which, his physical strength
has 5fsp 5 ,oSsaSd Sc ogSeld & qsSy HSyqAa e
,ds So .asEs anlss sdt eyed Iliw aoi2di
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.sisiasd .so0f MonrosloGenatEeb oi slm
saw ssiesOa niFor Senator 20 ,bs'S sah
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sslsi.Sv-Fbsa ahiU USfoR egfnIsBs, ,inswhicl
81 ats ssslhg slhg fwlo woods6sla wd l ES paahfeJ Dr.
now at Hu.tonsville, Va. saa,
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01

Z AeRsculruRAL FAIs.-Ths prospect
foE good crops is . aAitsring. that We
propose the organization Of . County
Agricultural Society for Jefferson ceun-
y, which shall make arrangements to
have an Agricultural Fair next fall
Other counties have organised. some Of
thsm two yeass ago. and We know no
COED rsasen WIZ Jsfersos shes Id be
behind I'll others. We doubt VII ether
Kansas can produce . better agricul.
tur.i county than this. but It's resources
must be developed. or she will fall in
the background in point of statistical
sanding. Shall this be said of Jeffer-
soa county? Will rot our people organ
ise for the purposes of increasing the
productions Of our fertile soil. Of i'm
proving our stood. Il elevating the
husbandman? This % a suspicious
time for such Q movement.