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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
SUPREME oURr-orArsr,.-Jurra a-ssfsrs Justice
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-fsfL raf PEACE PxTITIos. f. .g
rr Frederick A. Guiop sgt John A. ksrnsdy Of a. a..
On the application Of Darrell G. Birdssn on behalf
Of e The oass sssd o5Ss . s.,sS
E.s.e. james D. Tsyesls a. SUI es@s,ssesa M e. 1
o.n2 The pisinfs end imprsonnient grew ous o.
his sssn in obtaining ynsuses TO the Peace rstiton
Win. w Meeker sgt. Isaac II Bronsef et el--mo. 10
ou .snssd With sio css Of the noson. 70 b costs "
Vase Before JsHiee BAnSAsD. -, rn>
Henry p, Pulver ct al. sgt. john Pulysr o. M--i"
or5ss a. June 1881 -. ssid and vsssd with s s'"A
oouRr or GENERAL sEssloNs-Jvrr a-sssS'' Ne
~~~''~ t~7-f5' u corder HoryHar ~. oa
Earnest Mlching, Q German ree1am8 80 ~ u.~
r, ,r.., Va. rej for msuslaashser. Do tne "a ~ -
james Hnshss into the p,s ners gf s' h~ fr r. be
tashs ssssd By his hs and .noshsf siss nsn Ssaiss E
s .,slerd Husbes Who died BON the woupes al
ih.s day The affair sppsssas % bore wy
aoss easrc,sr qhs Jury ssa,S ssl =
sssStsd sad Is was evisea 10 noe ssiisy. Ap'~
Jusy discharged vi Aoodu' ~ 81 yHl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CKLxsRATIos OF THE FocRrH or JyIY rw
BOKLYs.-The SJth anniversary Of American nde-
peudeuce will he celebrated In the usual manner The
day will be usbered in by the firing Of rational salutes
from Fort Greene, w. D., and Green Por., Z. D., az
sunrise and noon. The Amercanhag, endeared doubly
Al this time 10 every will be dplnyed
from the public buildings and other promnen: points
and tire bells viii be ruug, morLiHg noon, and sunset
The 10th Regiment will muster vt the arsenal, 10
Portland avenue at 81 a. M. and march through the
following streets: Myrtle avenue, Clinton avenue.
Flliva avenue, Hanson place, Atlantic street, Hoyt
street, President street Court street Hicks street Full
ton street, Jcralemon street, Court street. TO the City
HsD, where the regiment will pass in review before
the Mayor aud Common Council They win then
march through Montague street, Clinton street. Pierre
pout street Myrtle ayenne to Bedford avenue thence
to rle fountain junction Of Broadway where they VIII
be dismissed.
Tie Juvenile Zoaavos, organized into a regiment for
he occasion, will parade under commend Of Col s. j.
Qunby TIE line officers are as follows: let Company
South Brook! Guards, Capt. S. Baldwin; Cd Com
pany, A. W. Jackson Lexington zonsves, Capt ID.
Lynch; 7ist Union zonayes, Capt Il. ClOcker Union
Zousvee, Capt Q. Jerome -Tde line of march vii! be
tbrongb Hoyt to Fulton avenues through Fulton
avenue to De Kab: through DE Kslb to Fort Greene,
through Myrtle to Fulton street. through Fulton
street to Clinton street. and through Clinton Carroll
sueet. aH
The Home Guard battalion win form on Monroe
place at O'Clock a. M. and the line of march will DO
through CLARK street to Henry street First place, Gin
ton street, Hyingston street, Gallatn place. Bridge
street, Willoughby street, Jorsemon street, Cours
street. passing in review before the Mayor and Corn
mon Council at tue City Ball.
In the evening, there viii be fine display Of fire.
works on Fort Greene, under directSa Of ex.Adennsn
O'RCAe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
TUkNEY.
The psris Prese 6tatos that Fuad Pesba had been
appointed GoyenCr-Genersl Of Sy RE.
coyIyEpcTAL, TYrFLLTGENCF.

LOSD0y boSyT MARKyT.-Ihe Stock ExohanFe
condaued vrJ cn sud prices showed drooping tendency
Corros he 2si dsoned eons II Sy ds Tor money sDd
f0dt lp the dssoeot nsrkst thr osnsnd wn
rattle lhdl Bsd bills 3i1o can't The application, II the
5sk bowed iucrses 20 Wa Towing " the esas largely
In sI.,s The wisdswa foT AmtsieA The weekly itsIe
r.eht shoss an increase A. the bullion Of sJJJ ot9.
B.rns nIss. To- quos Bar Shres 3Oii DolAr', sIO''
EA-iss 1a-HominaL
LoxDss, Jane 22-Erening funds remain
d Corso 9uJtsd for money fraction better tlsn sJ
siosrd ycsfiy Tas k~sy marie, inactive the who'll,
though ,tsldsf In daiHs the ls,, day oriso.
LItrRrOuL, June 11--A n.
CorroS-The Brokers Circular says, There has
been STEADY duand tLroussa, the ~eek and although the
auksl La sry sUprd holdus trAy nave been 80
6fm that verJ little ssTs'u has taken place Ia pc-a Tbs
u.sfs gs rs Of AsaodoAn still l rAiss, ho the
lsyt sa- dieait Of sale" The Ies q ne week have
been 81 bales Including ln+oo speculation and Ofor
s1po ihs sac, yesterday Fnjs "ere computed about
.et0J bal. incl 6iy 2oo FOR rserion aud export the mar
4kl.. 81. l.trfna
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

Tux LATE Fatal AyPRAY BErwIrs BoYs.--An
inquest was held yesterday afternoon, by Coroner
Jackmsn at No. 1l3 West Fifteenth street. upon the
body Of John p. McAusand, the lad who was fatally
stabbed on Tuesday evening by playmate, James
Roden II years of age. The evidence showed that at
81 O'Clock Tuesday evening, the deceased and two
or three other boys seated upou box In Fifteenth
street. near Sixth avenue, when James Roden, accom-
panied BY several other small lads came along aud
tater converting few moments, McAusland and the
lad Roden became angry, and the latter picked up
stone and threw st McAusland This enraged tho
latter, who caught ROden, got his head under his arm
and struck him sevesa times IN tho face with his fs
The lad then fell, was knocked down. bu. instantly
spraug up, and drawing jackknife from his pocket
stabbed MeAusland in the LEFT breast The boy fell 10
the walk, inorally wounded, and died in few min
uiss. It was stated that youth, who bs clerk in
store near by, introduced the fght and encouraged
McAusland TO DO his bes: to thrash Roden though ne
saw Roden with knife in bis hand. The Jury rem
dsred verde. Of Death bys stab with knife in
the hands Of James Roden." On the rendition Of the
verdict, Roden locked up to await the action Of
the Grand Jury. The deceased was IL years of age
His father ia member of the 18th Regiment, stationed
IN or near the City Of Washington. telegram was
cen. him immediately after ths death Of his s0p.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
ITALY.

The matter OF the recognition Of the new kingdom Of
Italy by France continues 20 be the subject Of coDjec
tuie in the absence Of any official announcement.
There appears TO be doubt however, that the recog.
milton had actually taken place. The OpiatoHe of
Turin states that the note Of reeoguiton arrived At
Turin on the 18th, and ths! 1t would be publshed 90
soon as the reply Of the Italian Government should
have reached the Emperor. f.
There was vague rumor TINT Baron Rieasoh hesi-
tated TO accept tie recognition In the tes in which il
was rendered.
There was also rumor, saystbe Paris correspondents
of The London 1,pes, that the annexation OF the
island Of Sardinia to France, in return for Frances
oogliion Of the pew kingdom, had been decided npon.
O1 the other hand, the Paris correspondent Of The
London Post writes that all that's said about new ter
ritoria possessions demanded by France IL radically
false and the question Of the cession Of SARDINIA has
notorionsy, never been raised 1e same corres ond-
ent says the French Government wss merely awaiting
the Of the Cabinet of Turin In order 70 give an
oihc al form 70 the recognition. CO ...1 lL
The Paris papers publish 0 Telegram dated Rome,
June 49, statpg that dispatch had been received at
the Vatican from Paris announcing the recognition Of
the Kingdom Of Italy de aeto, with reservation o: all
hghts rhs same telegram asserts that The French
Dispatch also expresses regret ~ the nonfnlhlment OF
the treaties Of Zurh and promises and Indefinite dn-
ration Of the occupation Of Rome by French troops
II IL added that IN consequences Of this dispatch the
Papsl Government appeared more reassurvd.
Garibaldi's bill on the National Armament, with
notifications which had been approved OF BY the
Ministry was discussed In the Chamber OF Deputies.
Petructli opposed the bill He considered the French
occupation OF Rome an optrage upon Italy. lires'
Pstruceili was called to order, and the general dis
eussion on the bill terminated
The TaIia 0esn'sx sf the sss sistss thas 'hs reply
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26

DIDN'T WANT It'd STAND ON AER
HEAD.

Jane Eliza -, pretty and interesting
Young lady nf etgntet0 summers aud seven-
teen wtntersfrnm the country-stepped
INTO Brady's gallery u few days since 10 get
dozen album cards. She was acc IN paul.
I'd by male COUSIN, who s'kpows the
topes." after beng gracefully posed the ur.
bane operator took look nj her through
.he instrument, when Jane Eliza blushcd.
patted her dress down 80 N to make il
touch the floor all round, and hutriedly
heckoned her escort to come near. lie
came near, when she whispered anxtousiy.
DON'T let that horrid man look nj me through
that thing. please make him STOP" '.Why
not % whispered he. II don't like to tell
son," she blashingly answered. "Oh, I
must insist 90 knowing," said he. "Well,n
she answered, .'if must tell you, Towering
her voice a~iully.) II will turn me upside
down. Our city friend, the cousin, sm,led
= he conldn't help it--and told her che muss
be mistaken. 10, no." SAID she, ..Mr. t..
Is an engineer, and when he was surveying
the railroad ~ the mountains last summer,
ne stopped ut pas ever 30 long. and he told
US II you looked through one Of those pIas.
ses, the ohjact (tbat'- what h. SAID, wac
turned upside wn. lie is very scientific
msn, anu he ought to know, you know."--
uur friend assured her he would not have
her upset, II he could heip i !, and told Mr..
Brady's representative who had been watch-
tng the NJ, sterious conference with some
interest, that the lady thought he might now
proceed 10 take her without further pre-
paratlon, and she was accordingly .took /"
fhe joke leaked out somehow. and Jane
Etizt's Lady friends often quiz her
'b"'t her fear Of . ''reverse, p Washing.
Ton Star
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WHOLE NO. 235.
saAME ASD tEfflrrIox.

Jshn A. Washington, as heir d N. !. !.
ther OF his country became tN
owner Of Mt. Ternon, the spos al sll
others which the AaFricsn people hold
must sacrsd, for their lived and died the
great Washington, and there his remains
are ensembed. Ia Kentucky m another
eonsecrased spot, I Mecca towards which
eae Pusnmages OF Americalf. patriotism
must always tend, for there lived Henry
Lay, and there is his grave. Ilis homs
win It's surroundings. and the tomb of thu
nonored dead, passed into The hands OF hia
son and heir, James b. Clay.
John A. Washington made m ,ncrchan.l;s. 40
hts inheritance, specniatinx through ,ta
asancy upon the patriotism ot the Americas
peepie,-ievying black mail uran their n.
fection for the memory Of his great sncee.
tor. II was ft that such a man should he
= traitor. Without treason against the
unian. hls mereenary soul would lack the
eeanaed proportions Of perfec, degeneracy.
ana the dishaaor ard shame which he
ofonSht upon The name he bore would
oe incomplete. lie therefore became \
after.
James d. Clay tore away and bar,ered
for money, even the beams Of his father.
house, fashioned into canes and snuff boxes.
making his slaves shs sendors--exac,,nr
rom them rigid accounting at night for
.he'r sale Of the sacred relics during the day
u Was that he, too, should be a traitor.
hat the gulf between his name and the fame
81 his iila,trious father should be wide %
eternity.
John A. Washington was killed IN m ic.
noble sk,rmish which his treason occasioned
but which even his cnwardice cnuld not ena.
bic him to >hun. James b. Clay. having
been detected in his treason aud arrested in
n's hight, Is on his way to prison ut Fort
Lafayette. where no will remain to he
pointed out among hundreds Of ether rebels
rs the man who WAS traitor 10 h,s name a.
wei as to his country, the least excu~able,
and the meanest OF thsm all.-N.Y Y. Tuaes.
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now A MAN FEELS UNDER rlRE.

How a man feels when in battle 10 .
question that our volunteers have dnub;icss
frequently asked them selves. We yesterday
stumbled upon volunteer on furiough, who
iirst smelt powder ut Bulls Run. During
Vt hours chat with him he gave ~ n very
good general idea OF the way in which
,ian feels when under m enemy'- gun. Our
friend d,dn't claim To be especially courage.
oas. II placed due value uron the integrity
IT the American Eagle, bu, enlisted mainly
because he mad no other employ msnt ut the
time. lie did camp duty faithfully, and
endured the hardshps Of long marches with
out any speclal grumbiing. That be dread.
I'd TO confront the enemy be freely admits.
While willing At any time to kick bigger
man than himself under justiiiable provoca.
,ion, be disl,ked the idea Of the sudden sen.
.asion impaired by bayopst thrust in the
abdomen, while only second {, this was his
horror Of being cut down With rife ball
like an unsuspec,ing squirrel.
When his regiment was drawn up in line
he admits that his teeth chastered and his
kneepans ratified like pet-closet in hur-
rieans. Many OF his companions were aim.
iiarIy affected. and some Of them would have
lam doan had they dared to do 10. When
the FIRST volIey had been in,erchanged, our
friend informs Us, every trace VI these feel
ings passed away from him. A reaction
took place and he became most savage
from excitement. Balls whjssisd all about
| him, and cannon shot cut in bali com.
rade Mt his side. Another vas struck by
, some explosive that spatsered the brains over
| The clothes OF our informant, bus, 20 Tar
! from intimidating, all these things nervsd
Up his resolution. The hitherto quakioe
civilian in half mn hour b.cam. veteran.
/! uls record shows that he bayanes4d two of
hi. rebel enemies and discharged eight
/ rpund- II bis piece with ~ decisive M aim
/ a. though be had selected = turkey for bic
marx. Could the entire line of an army
come at the same time INTO collision, hs
/ .ass there would be no running except after
hopeless defsat.
The msn wbo had played the runaway d
Ball. Ran we're men Who had MT pari;ci.
psssd IN the actor 10 any gent, and who
/ became panic s,r,cken ~h.re, II ones .nsIl.
] ing powder in the manner above described
they would have been sbundsntiy visssrious.
| 10 the ross Of maskeiry snd the thanderisg
discharge 81 artillery there 10 music that
banishes eses innate cossrdice. The sight
/ 81 men struggling together, the clash OF
snbrea, the trsmr of csvslry, the sore-stain-
ed grass ~ fhs battle 6~id, and the coming
charge Of the enemy dimly visible through
the battle smoks-- siI these, says oar intel
i lixesi informsns, dispei every partisls ol
i fear ard the vsrtess coward 10 ths saska
4 psrhaps becomes the most tiger. Ike.
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SAINT JONATHAN.
zy JOHN G. SAKE.

There's aaany an excelseus saint:
ST George with his dragon an. LANCE:
81 PasTicx, ~ holly and quaint;
81. Eatess the saias 9f the asnra;
81 DeEhis- the saint of the GaaI:
ss Aitdfe~. Tie saint Of the ssust;
Bet 5oEsfEsn, youngest of ALL
Ia TIE usasAtIesi saint Of tie loI.
He wears most serious face
Wei worthy martyrs possessing;
Eut IL isn'i all owing grace,
Boz parity to thinking and guessing;
In soota- cur American SAINT
HAS rather secular biss
ABB nsseF heard complaint
VI tbs beng excessively pious,
He's fond Of anaacial Improvement.
Ana he's always extremely inclined
10 DC starting some pfactIaai movement
For mstsiing the ns9rai aud niina.
Do yoa ask INC what wonderful iaborx
ST. J5nathaH ever has eoue
To rank stsh his CALENDER neighbcrs2
Just listen IAeiaelt ia one
One dsy when fash IN the air
Silt bis meeting house fairly assunder.
QH5th Jonathan fnow-I declare
Ihfs re dfesai a careless Of thunder,"
So be fastened a rod TO the steepIe
Aiid nuws when the iZhtniax comes round
He keeps it from building and people
By running 1t iata the ground
Rejecting with pleasant emotion.
On The capital Job he had aune-
Goth JuHstE&u, Il have n0tI,u
Improvements have fairly begun;
II uoihings crested IA vain
As the ministers 0ftea inform US
The iigh ming that wasted, 'ris .slain,
Is really something enoTms US 70
While crphering ever the thing
At length he discovered plan
To catch the Electrical King
Ana make him the servant Of mani
Aud now, in an orderly way,
... lie flies On Ihe iee;est ei pnions,
And carries the news OF the day
All over his masters aamiHlonxi
One morning., while taking a stroll,
He heard lugubFiDus cry,--
Like the shrek II a suffering SOUL
In a t0spital standing hear by; .-
Anun such 4 terrible gFuan
Salatsd ST. J9nathan's car.
That his hoson--wbich wasn't Of stcne
Was melted with pity 10 hear.
That night he invented charm
SopotsHt that folks who employ IL
Ia losing leg or
Don't saifer-bHt rather enjoy il
miracle you must ailys,
A. good as the be-. af his brnthers'-
The blessed St Jonathan now
Is patron Of crIpples aud uiathers!
There's many an excellent Saint; ..-..E
st, Geafse with his dragon aud lance;
st. Patrick, SO jolly and quaint;
81, Titus the ssint of the dauee;
81 nennis the saitst II the Gaul ".
st, Andrew. the saint Of ilc Scott;
But Jonathan youngest of all,
Ia the mightlest saint oi the lot.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26

kTls seems absurd 10 20 sseas bitter
sesess'oniss not 10 be guilty 81 disisyaisy.
Yoa might m veil sseas . nsd do4 pot y
bite Louisriiie Journal.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-30

Border States are 10 infatuated they do
not perceive this s.'lish pu' pose Of thei'
allies. Whether the BorLe States will
become SO insane ~ TO rush into the
mad vortex Of disunion aud seerdc. re-
mxins IN be seen. There is NO telling.
Reason has deserted It's throne in The
Southern mind. aid there Is no calcula-
tiny what that MAD will do in its pres
ent state II derangement.
Beyond all question. We are on tl..
briak OF terrible clasm: it may be oi
destruction rs q nation. No one can
look tho danger fairly in the face. and
not feel . c"ii nemor run through, the
{ rme. War! bloody. relentless. ira:ri.
cidai war S,ares o, in The face Am.i
then the 'apinc aud untold horrors -,
y >eGvile imsurreclion Of the negroes
Woe! wo. to the land when .s.. 3.
things come! And they are at ous door
II our national crimes demand .ucl,
a fearful r. tribu'iOn At the hands o'
Justice We must bow Ia the decree; bn
AS Caris.isas and pa'ri',ss. We ga; ;hs %
pray that Mercy may interpo-e. and
spsre Us the infl .ction Of this fear !ul
chsx,isemeut.
We DO not see how ii is possible Il
r-n.s'iy 'ir<v'I By compromise F"u'
ar hve S'x'es are already oa; vi lis
Union BY their Owm professions. snd ..
lar as srOrds eau take them uus. Ihes
ca"no' eo"I'rossise: aud our govern.
n's"; cann" hold dipl.a.s,ic is'rrcour..
with 'rs't"rs. Besides. NJ con,p.vmis.
can bc Dix.:c iha, Ill meet the ,.~n,au...
nj the r-lcls. Wn.t the eni III il.
Om"iciemc- above can tell. ". fe.,s
tee worst. win lain, hope Tia. i, ".a,
be ascrsrd. "ni Happy c"L Oc pu. :.
our difficulties.
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3I. Garrison Strikes Haads With South
Carolina.

In the Libera,or .: January 9Th. NJ.
Gars'sOn ci,ses review Of his lhiry
years Of editorial service 10 tha, i.usnsl
with the following exsIssst prophecy
'Of d'sn"i"n-an eveat 10 which he has
INCREASINGLY directed his ~s~rsi~s: IA
lass the covenant with death is annssl.
ed.and ''he asr~ement with he'll broken
-ss last. by The ae isu Of South Carr
hss. sad. ere loss. b. al the .isv-held-
iny Saaass. ~ thsis d.,oa = go. 'Ths
dissolssioa Il The Usisa 10 tbs abslisioa
ot slavssy.' said xr. Araold. Of Ten.
assass. in sAe United S.a'ss H~u>s u
Representatives. lev ysass ag,s. Hail
s''s approaching. jubilee. ys n,iiiisns'
. ho are wearing the Calling chains Of
slsvery. for. assuredly. the day o. your
rs'le@p,ios draws nigh .bria.isg liberty
10 you and salvation u the whole land =
Will yon take particular sos;ee.
Msssr-. S~csssionis,. , Garrison yiories
II yoa! Yoa are doing his work. Yss
'rs plsyins Lis game.
Aea Of the border States. are you
sish Garrisoa anj Snufh CssolisA? Or
Ire yos viti the nilliaas u The North
sas are ssi,he Co~ssitssios. 6s hw
md order. aad for the Vr;nns
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THE INDEPENDENTS OsKALOOSA, KANSAS, JANUARY go 1861


IL 10 that he was here The other day
and his visit has caused considerable
gossip.
Gov. Msdsry is here getting up
paper called 1.-The Cri,is. which is q
b. paper far sbs dmes. What sue
cess the Gov. will have an mot able
70 say.
the gsssral opinion i. that ss will
have ioag ssss;sa. owiag partly to the
unsettled eoaditiee Of he eOuairy.
I will esd yos soms docsaaents in 4
lev dsya Respectfully.
n. S1Isss.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-30

si,h slmos, impossible drifts Of snow
We were unable to renew our supply
Of paper in lime to issue paper last
week. We are very sorry that sucl'
is the case. and will endravOr not 70
b. caught in the same ''snap" whom
the "S.osm King" again SO unceremo'
niously biocksdes the thoroug ghfares.
w. have nov only = small supply o'
paper. occaxioacd ny the Late misfor.
tune Sustained BY Drake Broshsrs. 81
Laaven worth, from whom We purchase.
Tie following is an extract from let
ter VIC have received from Them:
.'Our whole stock o! paper f"r the
~in.er was burned up With. On the way
hence We are almost una.le 1" keep "n,
Gus omcrs supplied uniii mw supplies
reach US This. in scaS"n OF doubt.
lui sni dificul, transportation. is n"'
sure"
We will usr every effort u get ou'
shar. "f tie new supplies. aud keei
car readers posted ia the news.
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Hall! iE NOvEKEt;XS!
KANSAS PROBABLY ADMITTED.

ALN'sr ~ THE CAI.x Tie X .nsu,
'dmi.s'on Bill ls.,sei the S,.ma,e on .i.s
2lst ins,. the vu.. was such u. 4.
secure our earl. admissions. even III lie
event Of Presidential ve.o, ~ will b..
see" by the following di>palch from S,
Louis 10 The L.sv~mwor:h T..m.s:
ST L"urs. Jan el>r. liP.M.
J. X. BAsSLETr: The Ksasas Bit!
passed the Seas:e ~i.L Fiich's au.~nj
meni. relating 10 Ju,liciary. by vote
u Sc 10 Is.
NckEE 4 FIsHBAcK.
The House will p."b,biy conr"r il.
the amendment. and i;,. Bill b.. sen; T..
the President for his signature. il ii.st
has s..s .ir~asiy Le-n done.
LATksr.-We l.asn- -f..... ,,;..,~
>..uscs. s...s "a '-L.s ram was r-cesv.,f -.
L''ssen~"r;h n. .hs~. o'c!..cL YES ~r.
''ay. Tuesd > ann'unriu: TIA Ksn
sss 's sni ted int" the Unnm ~. !.
seserrisa S:s'e. We have a., i,ariic..
lars. aud nei'h.r in. usr ,pae l,r n
mare extended n,.;ce .i.is weel.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-30


Kansas MiLrrlA. Tho Militia Bill
b~ior. tie Legislature provide. "rha'
the Militia of ,te Territory of ksnsa.
shall consist vi every white msl- in
hAbiiaas over the aye Of forty Eve
years" L. .xempis from mii';ary du' $
..,l,~ members Mt tie Executive anu
Ju.iicia! Departments IT tie Covers
meul Ui the Un,i~d S,stes aud lh~i,
'~>rs GIVE 'fiic~r>. .possma.s-rs.s s"d mail
csrr'-rs. ac vsiiv -mpi",-J in she es's
a.,.I consr. !ay oi the mail, III tie Uni-
.ei States. and ministers uf the GOsreI
/" every denomination. regularly "s.
.;aInr.i, au.i nU others" n, matter.
.e,;'emen. IL You are MT physically
ablc tU bear srms. yuu are no'
.xrmpi fr..m the military sers -. We
hope ..e Bi, will be amended in this
particular. Tor the brn~i. vi the halt.
bi;,J. lame and ieiorn,rd persons %,
Kansas. A pretty l.'o.iuy regiment I'll
>.'ldiers such individuals would make