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Mt: osKAEoosA KANSAS, SATURDAY NOVEMBER ?, 1861.

man in Kansas who would have done
the thing. Gov. Robinson; and he did it.
The last Legislature elected Lane. and
has never felt disposed to repent its
action. or Gen. Lane the Gazette
says:
"A faction in Kansas seems 10 be 30
hostile to Gen. Lane that it sympathizss
with the enemy whom Gen. Lane pun
ishes. The representations Of these
influenced the Secretary Of War to de-
clare BY public outcry in that remark
able order to Gen. Fremont, that "the
troops of Gen. Laae are committing
depredations on our friends in Western
Missouri" This order is ominous that
Gen. Lane is about to be broken down
in some way. Yet we are persuaded
that but for him Kansas would have
been invaded, and the Border Ruiiians
would have executed their long cher
ished vengeance by its devastation
We have no doubt that in some instan.
ces Gen. Lane has held the rebels 10
the just penalties Of rebellion. and has
retaliated upon them to some extent
their own practices. He is practical
man. and perhaps not Of sufficiently
sublimated mental culture to appreciate
the policy Of trying to suppress rebcl.
lion by philosophy and protection.
Democratic maligni,y tries to pay Of
its old grudge against Gen. Lane fol
defeating the Border Ruffians. by calling
his men jayhawkers,an accusing them
Of robberies and depreda,ions. The
spirit Of this is too well understood to
permit it to have any effect; and it will
be time enough 10 believe such charges
when they are supported by some evi-
dence. II will be time enough also for
the Secretary Of War to publish him
in an order as committing depredxtions
on ''our friends" when he has been
convicted Of it.
Gen. Lanes troops are unanimous in
enthusiasm for their leader. They are
composed Of as good men as any por-
ton Of our volunteers; and it will hardly
do to denounce the Kansas brigade as
robbers"
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Election Notice.


To THE ELEcroRs OF JErrERsox Couh.
1r:-Pursuant to the ssh Section 81
the. ..28th chapter Of the Statutes Of the
State Of Kansas, l do hereby proclaim
that an election will be held at the
several voting precincts in said County.
on Tuesday. the FIFTH DAY OF NO.
VEMBER. A. D. 1861. for the election
Of the following officers. to-wit:
STATE OFFICERS.
A State Treasurer, to fill vacancy;
and an Attorney General. to Gil va
cancy.
DISTRICT OTFIcERs.
Eigh. Represen tatives from the 9Th
Representative District; one Senate
for the 9Th District, in place Of H. w.
Farnsworth. appointed to Office by the
President; and cne District Attorney.
for the first Judicial District.
County, OFFICERS.
A Probate Judge. to fill vacancy:
one Sheriff; one Treasurer; one Regis
ter of Deeds; one County Surveyor;
one County Clerk: one County Super
in.endent Of Public Instruction; one
County Assessor: one Coroner: three
County Commissioners.
The polls at said Election shall be
opened between the hours Of eight and
nine o'clock in the forenoon, and closed
at six O'Clock in the evening Of the
same day.
Given under my hand this ie'h day
of October, A. D. 1861.
J. F. HIEroN, Sheriff
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Lanes Brigade.

Dr.. Weed. Of Gen. Lanes staff, ar.
rived here yesterday from the Western
army. lie left Lane on Saturday
twelve miles from Bolivar. Fremont
and Sisel were in the immediate vici.
ni,v.
Lanes Brigade has bsen detached
from Frcmonl's column and will move
souihward on the Missouri border to-
wards the Cherokee country.
This Intelligence will be received
with great JOY III all parts OF the State
The rebels now threatening our South
ern border will be speedily disposed OF
and Kansas saved from any further
raids OF the invading savages.-Con-
Serratire.
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Delaware Lands for Sale.

'INl!E Leavenworth, pawnee Il West
l ern Railroad Company. having per-
frctei the purchase Of the Delaware
Lands. opened its Office for SALss on
the first day Of October. instant.
Persons who have heretofore made
settlement and improvements on any of
the land. are requested to make known
to the company forthwith the descrip-
tiOn OF the tracts on which they have
settled. which tracts will therein pom Be
reserved from sales until the lst 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 House.
corner Of Fifth and Usage streets, in
Leavenworth City.
SAMUEL DENNAN,
L. +. 4 w. r. Il. Company.
Oct. IL, 1861. octl2nl1 ,3w.
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CAssIUs NJ. CLAY.-A Washington
dispatch states that Cassiu: NJ. CLAY,
our Minister to Russia, has intimated
To the Government that in view Of the
vastnest Of the contest and threatening
attitude Of tie rebels. he would prefer
to surrender his present commission as
Representative To Russia and enter the
army in active defence Of the Govern.
ment. The Cabinet has the matter
under consideration, and Kentuckinas
are anxious for the return of the gal
liant Cassius.-[ Chic. Trib.
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DANIEL S. DICKINSON put i. to the
''peace" men Of New York. the other
day, in good style. He said:
"iou. gentlemen. who are quivering
IN your shoes. whoever you are = you,
peace men. fly from the Sodom and
Gomorrah Of treason while you have
chance. Fly! The storm Of popular
Indignation is good deal nearer than
you imagine. and the fire and birthstone
that will be sent upon you are no. Gar
in the distance. They are almost up
with you. Don't stand there fallering.
The day Of peace propositions is over.
1t is treason now. You are marked
out as an object Of scorn.
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terrain Cor all computing towns the
most friendly regard. We have no Sol
FISH or personal interests involved; and
in Ibis, As in other matters. desire the
public welfare above any private spec
ulations. That whicn we believe is
best for our Stale VIC shall advocate;
and shall try to do so with an honest
purpose. Ii convinced We are wrong.
we shall frankly acknowledge the fact !;
and hope never to be above receiving
instruction. or too bigoted to change
an opinion where j, is shown to be in
correct.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

There is considerable agitation among
the inhabitants Of number Of towns
IN our State as TO the advantages OF
their several places for the capital OF
tho State. and this feeling has extended
SO as 10 penetrate the masses of the
people to considerable degree. A.
Is always the case under such circum-
stances. much bad feeling is engendered,
which is all wrong-wrong in principle
and pernicious in its effects. having its
foundation and growth in selfishness
which desires personal interests to sue
ceed. even at the expense Of the public
welfare.
Heretofore we have refrained fiom
speaking on this subject. under tue be
lief that tue question would be settled
without serious trouble or turmoil, ami
such manner as would best sub
serve the public welfare bu. il may
not be amiss TO throw out few suys.s-
lions. which seem TO us pertinent TO
the subject, aud worthy to be taken
into consideration.
Ii all other thinss were equal, the
capital should be located as near the
center Of the State as possible. This
proposition. We think, will lie conceded
BY all parties. But where there are
other questions coming in to embar-
rass or cOunterbalance that of equal
ratios as TO distance. an enlightened
policy will a. once decide that these
should be taken into account.
Among the other matters to be taken
into the account, are:
1. TIE Center Of Population.
g. Ease cf Approach by Good Faca
ties for 2ruUei
3. AccessJ;iay to Commercial Ad-
renfCyes.
These propositions will readily be
conceded by all who have reflected on
the subject. and are not blinded BY
prejudice o, self-interest. Those who
are. can. OF course, see nothing but
What they w;U see.
Where. then will these three consid-
erstiops be found to concentrate
Ii is well established fact. proved |
all controversy by pas. history |
and experience. that population is al
ways heaviest where commercial laciii- .
tses most abound. Hence, the sea coast
is always peopled with large cities; and
10 are all cur lakes and navigable rivers.
lad not ours merely. but those OF all the
World. This. then settles the question
Il population for Kansas. It is now.
md viii always remain heaviest ia the
'orth eastern corner Of The Stale, with !
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DoN'r BE DEcEIvED.-The so called
Peoples Union Ticket contains the
names of several Unconditional Union
candidates who have never accepted
any nomination except those made BY
the Unconditional Union Convention.
Read every name on your ticket before
you vote. and be sure you have a
genuine unconditional Union Ticket"
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New YoRK S1oRE.-Siettauer e. Bro.
ther. at the New York Store on Della
ware Street. Leavenworth. are ener-
getic and fiourishing business men. and
are selling goods cheap for cash.
Their store rooms look full now, but
they are daily expecting another large
supply. They are selling good quail
ty OF Merimac prints at ls4 cents. and
other kinds Of goods at propcr,iona,c
rates.
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Attachment.
,re 4 NcClellan. piain;iffs

AttachMent.
Moore Mcclellan, plaintiffs.
" ses<rrs ,s
Jsffsrron d. Park. Defendant
Before n. r. Dutton, Justice Of tlR Psacs ia
and for Oskalooss Tow uship, Jeiiessou Copnsy,
Whereas the plaintiffs in this sslisat Moore
! Mcclellan, have commenced before the said
". 4. Duttop. Justice Of the P.aes, . eisA suis
against the said jefferson d. Park. defenisnt,
to recover the sum Of twenty -four dollars ard
sixty seven cents, amount due upon book &C.
cGunt. and that IN order Of sitehnent has been
Issued against the property Of the said defend
ant. fa [1Fft
This is therefore to notify the said deieadsn,,
Jeifssson ID. Park. that iaal hearing a this
ssit will be had before the ssid u. K. Dutton.
Jus,iee Of the Peace, on tie IA day q .Nsvsn-
ber, 1851, as o'clock 4 u at his office in the
village OF Oskaloosa. snd thst sn3sss b. spresr
and answer on that day judg-msn vill BE- Oh
tanned against him for the ssid ssm II oIA,67
MOORE / MCCLELLAN.
Ocsobss Is, 1861. oesl9.l2jw.isso5.
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Emory Justice, Defendant.
Before n. r. Dutton, Justice Of .h.,
Peace in and for Oskaloosa Tovush;D
Jefferson County, Kansas.
Whereas the plaintiff in this action.
Henry Buckmastsr. has commenced b..
fore the said n. r. Dutton, Justice Of
the Peace, . civil suit against tS5aid
Emory Justice. defendant, 70 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 defea.
dant. fIfi n
Now. this is. therefore. 10 no.ify the
said defendant. Emory Justice, that .
6nal hearing Of this action will be had
before the said n. R. Duadn, Jualics Of
the Peace at his Office in the Village Of
Oskaloosa. Kansas. on the 93rd dav
November, A. D. 1861, At 9 O'Clock.
A. n. and that unless hssppeaS and N :
swer on said day. judgment win be rem.
dered against him for the said sum Of
914.00. Fl Hft kJiasalt
HERxY BucEMAsfIR.
October IS. 1861. Oct l9-l2-Sw.
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Aortimore Thomson ("Doestick.."
is temporarily acting as Chaplain Of the
New York Twenty-sixth Volunteers.
Col. Christian Four Sundays since
he was Unexpectedly called upon to act
in that capacity in reading the service
to Gen. Slocun's brigade, and he has
continued to perform the duty since.
and will until the regiment is provided
for.
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Wood Wanted.

We will take good cord wool on
subscription 10 the Independent. ior
which we will allow the customary
price. We wish 10 lay in supply Of
wood for winter use before the win,ry
weather sets in, and would like all who
wish TO subscribe on these terms 70
make il known sooa
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Special Notices.
RELIGIOUS.

N. F.. CneRca.-TnERE will be Relis ions Ser
vices in the " Il. Church in O.kalooea OH Sunday.
as follows:
Sunday School and B,ble Class At SAM.
Preaching at l0i A. y and
Preaching or General Prayer Meeting ~ ~ I'm.
Clsss Meeting after the morning preaching.
and st 81 r y.
There will be q General Prayer Meeting. also,
On Thursdays a. ~ Pm.
Citizens and strangers arc respectfully invited
TO attend.
Isaac +. COLLINS, Pastor.
BAPTIST CnrRcR -rHkRK will be preaching
regularly in Bucks school house, in 0skalooss,
on the second and fourth SAbtaths IN each month
morning service at half past 10 O'Clock; evening
servi ice at half past Z o'clock.
NrLs'H ALvoap, Psstor.
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WATSON, Brace l. Co.-This hoase
is doing a heavy wholesale and retail
business in Leavenworth; and is one of
The best Dry Goods establishments in
the State. They are now in receipt Of
an additional fall and winter stock, and
will soon make more large perchases
in New York. Give them call when
you are in the city.
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4 DEPARTURE q MAIL.

ARRIVAL 4 DEPARTURE q MAILS
ARRIVALS.
Eastern mail (va St. Joseph) arrives daily, except
Sunday, at } 2. y.
Lcav enwo orth, Fort Riley, Topeka and Osavkse
mail arrives daily, except sunday, at =. y.
Lawrence, Topeka and Southern mail, via Le-
compton, arrives daily except Sunday, AZ 10 A. ..
Grasshopper Falls mail arrives Monday, wednes-
day and Friday At 3P.n
DgPARruRgs.
Eastern mail. via 81 Joseph, closes daily, except
ing Sunday, st 9A'M.
L.venwoIth mail closes daily, except Sunday,
at . A. NJ.
Lawrence, Topeka aud Southern mail, via L.
compton, closes daily, except Sunday, at 9 p.
Grasshopper Falls mail closes Tassd.y, Thursday
and Saturday nj . ~.
OFFICE HOURS.
From A. II. tot p. u. Sunday from to 10 A. u.
1T. -. r. OUTrON, p. n.
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MANsIoS HoUsE Read the card OF
this house in another column. We
have made the MANSION our head
quarters when in the city for more than
two years. and have generally Jared
well and received the kindnest treat.
ment. 1t has recently changed hands.
and Samuel Kiser. the new Landlord, !,
knows "Low to keep hotel" Stop at
the Mansion.
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H Read the new advertisements
in this number OF the Independent.

DRrxs IT Ix.-WilI some Of our sub
scribers, who have made arran .ements
to furnish US wool, ,b'in. in fcw loads
Immediately \
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6eneral 9e'p.
Startling News from Southern Kan sas.

Startling News from Southern Kan nsas.
! Major Russell. Of Usage. ten miles
below Humboldt. arrived here on Mon
day night. He gives the mos, distress
ing accounts Of affairs on our South
eastern border. lie and his family
have been driven from their home by
rebels. A party Of Secessionists, said
to number 437, are now in Allen and
Woodson counties. overrunning those
counties and threatening to sweep thro'
the whole Neosho Valley. Major Rus.
sell fears that our next news will be
that lola and Leroy have followed the
fate Of luckiess Humboldt. Citizens
are leaving that portion of the State in
the greatest haste. leaving all their fur
niiure and goods behind. Scouts from
Leroy report force Of 1900 Nilsson
rians within thirty miles Of Humboldt
with the avowed purpose Of making "a
raid upon Kansas.
MAJOR Russell aud his son wcre led
out and shown the tree they where to
hang On. When pistol was pointed
at Russell he appealed to the leader Of
the gang and asked him ii lie would
spatter his wife with his brains. The
family afterwards escaped by resorling
to a skillful stratagem.
These reports show what peril We are
in. The rebels began BY seeking Hum
boldt. and have since burned it. This
State has thousands of soldiers in the
field. but none are left to defend our
own homes. Conservative.
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Unconditional Union Ticket

OF JEFFERsoN COUNTY:
For Probate Judge. to gil Vacancy.
John W. Day.
Treasurer. S. S. Cooper.
Sheriff, N. w. Taylor.
Register of Deeds. Henry Crabbs.
County Clerk. NJ. r. Duiton.
Supt. Pub. Inst, Newell Colby.
Coroner, Robert Gamble.
Surveyor, John N. Hall.
Assessor, o. B. Harbert.
For County Commissioners.
Ist District, Nelson Chapman;
ed District, Allen Griffin.
81 District, j. u. Oliver.
For State Capital,
,E-N0HD NJ HA ne
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MARRIAGE OF MAJ. HALnERMAN.-
Major John A. Halderruan of the Kan
sas First was married in St. Louis on
Saturday last to Miss Anna B. daughter
OF Gen. l.. p. Doris. Of Platte Coun.
ty.
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H A young lady at BELOW Falls.
of "sweet sixteen." good looking and
accomplished, declares her readiness to
wed the man who shall shoot JEFF.
Davis. provided ths lucky one is not
already incumbered. Don't all shoot
at once. Is r.
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Wem Adrsrtiseuleats.
FOR SALE

OR EXCHANGE for Trade. FOUR
~ houses and = number of lots. situ-
ated in the town of Oskaloosa. Good
bargains may be expected. For par
ticulars inquire Of
nOv2- litf. W. 7. MOORMAN.
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LARoE BEEr.-l. V. Fairholm has
shown US a beet that weighed l94 lbs.
and measured e6 inches in circumfer-
enee. 1t grew in Mr.. F.'s garden.
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JuDsE s. w. JOHNSON. Of Leayen-
worth, declines the nomination by the
Democratic Convention of that Coun
ty. for Representative to the Legisla-
.ure. on the ground that the Convention
passed resolution charac,erizing the
recen, nomination Of State Officers as
Revolutionary" He dis.en,s "from
the letter and spiri, Of that resolution. V
and heartily approves Of the action Of
the Republican Central Committee in
making nominations, believing "the
movement TO be strictly in accordance
with the Constitution and the law"
Judge Johnson is a sound man and q
good lawyer. and his opinion. so car :
didly expressed is worthy Of due con ;.
sidcration.
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Peoples Union Ticket

Peoples Union Ticket
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
For Probate Judge, to fill vacancy.
John w. Day.
Treasurer. G. B. Carson.
Sheriff. ]. +. Hinton.
Register Of Deeds. 8. q. Gephart.
County Clerk. Joseph Fitsimons.
Supt. Pub. Inst, Thomas Hodges.
Surveyor. John n. Hall.
Assessor, o. 3. Harberl.
Coroner, II. G. Turner.
For County commissioners.
First District. Nelson Chapman;
Second District. William G. Butts
Third District, J. B. Oliver.
T. CT. I,n:f,,l tn pEKA
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SEVERE Cur.-The N. Y. Tribune
thinks that European recognition Of
the Southern Confederacy would raise
thc price of Confederate Bonds to fifty
or seventy-fve cents per bushel.
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Ihomas d. Chles1 Before n. z. Duttcn, Justice
vs. of the Peace Of Oskaiocsa
Richard Chandler.9 Township, Jensson County
kAnegs
Oc the 10th day Of September, A. 2. 1851, said
Justice issa ed order u Attach mens In The sbovs
action, for the sum VI Sixty DollanL Said cause 10
cont'naed for trial 10 the % day Of November A. D.
1861, ~ o'clock 4. =.
THOMAS D. CHiLEs, PisintiG
Oskaleosa, Sept 2lss, lssi. n0ls-3w. Fees -
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District Ticket.

For Senator to I'll! vacancy,
J. C. Bartlett.
For Representatives.
Paul E. Havens,
Azel Spa!ding,
]. N. Huber.
Henry w. Martin.
Jeremiah Sabin,
G. H, Welsh,
Martin Anderson,
Golden Silvers
For District Attorney.
John c. Douglass.
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(Fron the Conservative.
General Lana.

The Cincinnati Gazette is wrong in
stating that the Legislature sent man
to Washington 10 contest Gen. Lanes
seat in the Senate. There is only one
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Order Of Attachment.

Thomas ID. Chiles BEFORE n X. Dutton, Justice Of
" tho Peace Of OskaloosA Town
Richard Chandicr.) ship, Je6erson County, Kansas.
On the sxtssnth day OF September, a. .. 1851,
said Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above sction, for the sum Of seventy dollars and
twenty -three eents. Said causs u continued 70.
srial 70 the ID day Of November, A. d. 1861, at
e'eloek =. =. THOMAS d. CHlLkS, rfG
Osksleosa, Sept 2lss, 1861. tA3v iees O.
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Be SURE to vote the straight "Un-
conditional Union Ticket" for State
District and County officers.
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TorExA.-vote for Topeka for the
State Capital. and thus settle the vexed
question for years to come.
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OSKALOOSA LODGE, Ne. ~.

A. F. 4 A. NJ.

Regular communications occur on the second
and fourth Saturday in each mouth.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to At
end. NELSON CHAPMAN, ". y.
p. &. HAvENS, Secretary.
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TT Don't forget to vote for the
amendment to section Of article IS of
the Constitution.
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UNCONDITIONAL
y0lgQ JlgEEr,

For Governor,
Geoage A. Crawford.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Joseph L. Speer.
For Secretary of Stale.
]. w. Robinson.
For Attorney General
Samuel A. Stiuson
For Treasurer.
H. r. Dutton.
For Auditor.
James R. Mcclure.
For s up't Of Public Instruction,
II. D Preston :.
TO FILL VACANCIES
For Attorney General,
Samuel A. S.inson,
For State Treasurer.
II. r. Dutton.
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For the Banking Lase.

For amendment ef section 7, article IS.
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JOHN q. HAl
SURyEYoR AND CIVIL BNGINBER,
OSKALOOSA. KANSAS.

rNRE undersigned takes plessursin in ANNOUNCING
i To his friends, and tho public gcner.lly, thar
be 10 prepared To do surveying on short notice,
and AZ reasonable fees. Pessons wishing survey.
lug done viii pleass give me call.
July 18th, Ism JOHN y. HALL.
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~ Cast your votes for the bank
ing Law. We don't like all its fes-
lures. but might get worse one.
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~ Vote The Unconditional Union
Ticket al the election on Tuesday
next:
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"F Vote for Topeka on Tuesday for
Tie State Capital.
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l"f sa.enamsm of Section seren,
article thirteen.
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0SKALOOSA, KANSAS.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1861.
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For ISlale Capital TOPEKA.
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FIR lie Banking Leu.