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THs ATLANTIC MONTHLY foe Nay has
oesn received. Agnes Of 6aTsnto i
The tia1s ef the New Ronanes which
Mn. Hssrist Bsecher SGpvs - Jest
whites sr tins popule Nssznz.
The frse pages are givsa II the Nay
aanber Of that work and - manner in
which the sfovy opens assures us that
it, publication yin add to the already
brilliant reputation Of this NOS. popular
Of American authors. The story is
one of lore and duty. Of Joy and trial.
iss heroine 10 . young girl. born in .
Catholic country and educated under
The influence of Catholic institutions.
and in the development of the plot the
author has sought 70 illustrate the in
huencss Of that creed upon the lives
andscharctnssf ~ vueaiD.F Fms
sk iatsnse btssea mtkisssbjpcs shicb
hAs been manifested BY the people Of
ahs United States within the past few
years. add the 6let that K has entered
% largely into the discussion ofsthe
PohieaEn vi. Is ssligiess sqssstieas
"0e-6as. & caanot b doabssd that
An. Stoves elucidatisa II II. through
- nedisp pf-fstisimFnsrratiss. will
easss it 70 b widely cough. Tor and -
eagerly perused - her psesisss brilliant
copl>gi0ah-Ausss1ss.e 1isaahSs
hare been. D
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GRADED o. F.rr Scaoo1s. :

GRADED % FaEE Scaools. - We
have frequently referred to the subject
Of schools. thsir importascs. their nsces-
sity in the educatioa Of the yonth Of
our land. sbe numerous advantages
communities derive from them. and
new We dein = know vhy Oskalooss
has not beea formed into school dis
srict under Tie provision of the school
law. This nattsr has been neRlsctsd
too long-bs Il ssid to The shame Of our
people-and IL sabjece ought not to
Be deferred loagsr. Weenght TO have
. good graded ne school in Oskaloosa,
and could have Il II ~ vosld. You
ere al aware of its sdsashees. and Why
not sndsavor 70 secure then? We
hope The matter will Be tskss in hand
Immediately. . school district formed,
and . good graded school PIT in opsr.
alton.
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ron IN. srEsDs Gas OF

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AG1e, rerisaieel neaaeehs, o. 1aiieus
Hsaaaehe, en6 Duae1s HeSere, snaeee
ses ens CnesS ~ - Ssssssss ssa9.scs-
~ 1,..s. "a 2ac.LCssS c.s.ses
80 -
We are enabled here to o3sf the ecnmtfi;v
remedy which. while il cures the above complaints
with certainty. 10 still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Sch . feDsdy i invaluable in dis,rists
where these affecting disorders prevail This
"CCRs" expels the miasmatic poison Of Fryya
AND A0rE 2on Tie systsm. and prevents the de
velopment Of the disease, il taken on the first sp
.ho Sast ,.edr sve, xs, ny Jn
Of complaints. out also the sheapest. tne iars.
reach u every sody; and in bilious districts. rer.
Fever AND Asrs ysessis, svery body .hoa,a
non S~r..t ,",.ors,y - mi. m,dx Nv, p.', AZ,
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

ooNMKNc8MKNT OF The SEVENTH voLu Z
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contain featurss q vp0afkable intssess and sass'
ivsuess. Among these nay b na1eds
new novel, by Nm. Harriet 6eeeher kyowc,
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WoolneN = E1z
new hovel, By Charles Reads, suthsT Of 'Chhs-
- Johnson, - dPeg WoMngton," etc.
New Storios, By Hin Harriet Prescott. author q
ssfhe amber 6oos,'s snd "Sjr Rohan's GAoss."
new ROmsBee, BY the author Of ''ChsEiss Au-
chester" md ..Countefparss-"
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m v. LongfellOw, Richard B. KimDan, Natha.iel
Hawthorne, George 3. Hillard, Oliver wendell
Holmes, James R.sssn Levell, k.lyA W.1DS.ca.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
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BROAD GUA0E
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OF THE .sg 81
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FIELD NOTES:
4 CllPent Chronicle Of 0at-D esP Affairs


Encouraged BY the great success Of the ONO
CrLfIvAr0R, and to meet more fully . demand
for intelligence Of passing svenb lslating to Ru-
raj Af3airs, ws Shsli ecmmenee On he LIST OF jan
nary, 1861, and publish
A LARGE FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PAPER
Devoted TO the same scope Of Practical Farmin
Affairs rs heretofore given in the ONO CULftvA
1oR, and besides this give complete MAaKEf RE-
Ponfs, Notices Of sales. Imporsatious, t.xctGDs
q. and Statistics Of Live Stock. standing aud
Performances Of Horses, Notices OF Agricultural
SOcis,ies, All manner Of Field News, Adventures
In The Saddle, Shooting. Fishing and Manly
8eOsts, with choice and liberal Lunch Of Fam
~ eisiD NoTEs Win ). ., l.,e., dsahle
eight page sheet, psblishcd every week, jumping
Give w;ih nch and funny things which - dare
sot'put in the OnIe CcLT1vA1Oa.s Asanpas No.
win b rssdy shout The middle Of Deeemhss, and
cen, FIRE To Ill applicants who desire " sShsesibs
q use e for getting up elsbs.
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=. D. HARRIS. Editor,
Columbus, Ohio
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIla.

the most edec4ual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for Tins every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il 10 COM
bined from the most active Semedials that have
been discovered for the expursation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue OF the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula. but also those Other ,ffec-
tons which arise from it, such - ERrPTIvD
and SKIN DnEAsEs, ST.. AsrHoSY's FIan,
RosR, or ERYsIrELas. PixrLRs, PrsTrLKs
BLorcHEs, BLAIxs and Boris. TuxoKs, TETrrA
and SALT RHxux, ScALD Hear, RfScwons.
RuxrnArlsx, SyrnlLsTIc and MEaCru,AI.lis-
AAsrs. DRorsY. DrsPErsIA. DxsrLrrY. and.
indeed, AL COMPLAINTS ARISING TKoA VIVA
TED Oh hruax BIoop-, The popular belief
in " in.psvity q tie b1soS" IS founded in truth.
for scrofala i . degeneration Of the blood. Ire
.pas6cular purpose and vistne q thin SeSsaps-
Iilla is to purify and Tegcnerate this vital fud.
without which sound health 10 impossible ia
cOntami,ased eens6tusisna sv7
- ~ -
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OsKALoosA, KANSAS WEDNESDAY MAY l. 1861.
WANTED.

Y FARM 1.-Two e three hssdfed sefee; vith
"a good water and timber upon il, aud - b
somewhat improved, and sitassed within 4 fav
miles Of Oskaloosa. Any person desiring y sell
ssch place for cash down, at . ressoasble
psice. win please cali upon y. R. Dussea, It he
Dstsos Hoass, OukaIoosa. AT
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Hord.. rep {! II collected and
promptly filed.
~ wv. ROBERTS. Psoptisss.


= eonsaitaaieaal daass. . epssuEeisa q ~
blood. By vheh ibis Anid hseaaes vitineed
weak. 81 poor. 3D. u II eise.aa1sn. Is
Pesysass ths whols eo1y: 80 ~ bus.s out
N dlseass On !" p9s q = NO cr9 = nee
nom III affneka nor = o.ess eae viheh e may
not destroy. The sefucaloO INT = vasieualy
eansed By mefcuxi1l di1else. low kvmG dis
ordered o. unheahny nod, mPue m. Nth
and Mfny habits. ths depceelne w. and.
above al BY he vsnseal 91esln- what
go b IT. esiGns e = Asssdsy = - con-
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Mr. DUf Ton :
y
JUSTICE Of THE PEACE,

ssr shf Sieis csasaitsisa. u 81 fer Osks.
Sae:esp .O6s - tke Cssaty Clerks
- A9isiain6 ~ -OssAso Hssss. 0ahaisssa,
~ eSssSy, Is ssus
spr-3-7s.N
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ghis' Saliaesps'adsat.
.~,nssxDkvxal ~Eprs1sDes HoaHre Al
s.E,lsosa, jefferson County, Kansas. /.
Local Department.
mn v. DAY. Local Editor.

- sJJr VIM THE Srszrss AND srAss.
....1s,t Friday large crowd assembled
.hs Public Square Cor the purpose Of
;;.;, ,s,ia Union pole, which was done
-;tlout accident. and amid the shouts of
huodrea freemen. Upon the Top Of
j.. n0,. is : eiided ball. upon which is
..r.hed . bronsed eagle. his piuions
2 - .. il to soar out and encixcle
-. ,hols Union, while . streamer of
/. ~. vhite and blue" costs from his
h..l It was announced that the flag
;,,.oded for the occasion was not I'm
;.h.d and il vss ..psed to raise the
Co.. S,.,oiea R.nn.r" .t .hr.a ~.
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"a. q. Dw77Ou,
DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK,
oonvEvAnoER,
aslL sflfsly sLlcflkG. lesf

JS0sssoa Cssaty Kansas. y - 49, -
WIN 6yxRnesa sAnpo. aks cooEsesssu4
and stend 70 any husiness that nooresidsnts ny
VII b JsfSaSon Cesssy, ard Ndssossn An:.A
All basisess entrusted - nyeess gill fsestso
prompt attention on rsasoasbls ssDs.
euSTent sutse. II.
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E. B. JOHNSON, Nd,
PHYICIAH AND SURGEON.

Office on west side Of Square. IN the office for
"srly occupied By DR.. A. J. Pierce. Residences
,oener Of Liberty and Hsrkimer sts.. Oskalocsa.
Jefjensa County, <. r. ST
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Collections mace; tsxes paid. Practical Sur
veyss. bsana0 isauusssd y ~ csss vail b
stiestsd 70 promptly. -
I'D 1AsIi'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
aallp Acknowledgement.
~ Iohn Conuess and Hon. Henry

nooys or THE UNION DEMOCRATIC STATE CFr-
COMMITTEE, Nos. % q CoURT BLOCK,
IHAN SAN FRANCIsCO, July %, 1851.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

New ORLEANS BANKRuPT.-Th Boston
Post of a recent date, says: New Orleans
city is bankrupt. At meeting ofthe Board
of Aldermen. on the 18th June, the Chair
man Of the Finance Committee stated to the
Board that the city was dead broke, and
that he could not see financial daylight.
Another Alderman, heavy holder of real
estate, resigned his sent; and the Finance
Committee passed resolution TO suspend all
new public works, in order so far to relieve
the poverty of the city.
THE Delta, admitting ard sadly remark
ing on that bankruptcy of New Orleans, says,
in tone of great anxiety, that large num-
Der of tax payers are utterly destitute of the
means necessary to pay taxes on their small
property and that unless longer INDUCED,
they must allow their homesteads to pass
under the hammer of the Sheriff
The Delta thinks this beggared condition
of the city, when little over four months of
the year have passed, is chiefly owing to its
heavy outlays for military movements for
recession Bat New Orleans was very veal
thy, and these expenses could not have so
wretchcdiy swamped it, The cause Of her
Pauperism is the bore fact Of secession itself
"A step which chained up and destroyed her
trade; and that trude and that credit cannot
be restored till the Union flag shall wave
sgaln over hex Custom House
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
Miscellaneous Items from Secession
Papers,


The Baltimore papers, of July 81, give
the contents of lats file of Richmond pa
pers as follows;
1t seems that the Confederates have pro-
posed an oath. to be taken by all in their
employ. The Portsmouth correspondence OF
the Examiner, under date of June Goth,
writes:
The most intense excitement pervades our
community at this moment with respect to
the test oath administered to the Govern
ment employees at the Navy Yard last
Thursday. BY it, am told, they are bound
not merely to sustain their section and Gov
crnment, as is their wish, but equally tc
obey the whim and caprice Of naval ofhc er:
of high and low Gegree, the maasurcsof SER
vice being the articles of war town
meeting VIII probably be held next week.
The same correspondent says:
The city government of Norfolk was or
eanized last evening James Cornick was
elected President, Charles II. Rowland Vice
President, and G. G. Broughton, Jr., Clerk
of the Select, and John B. Whitehead Presi-
dent, G. w. Camp Vice President, and J. II
lTendrcn Clerk Of the Common Council
The Examiner of MonGey Gays Two
prisoners one a Federal dragon, the Other
one of Ellsworh's Zouaves, arrived in the
Central cars yesterday. Their manner is de
oant and staggering They say they are
but the advance guard, and that Gen Scott
will certainly march into Richmond at the
head of victorious army, on the 4th ot
July.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

rnGERTON will address the people OF OalllorIlla up
~ hn nolitical issues of the day, at the following
,iaces The several County Committees VIII pease
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
Machine Made Hose,
Grc;st Improvement Of this age
s.. HOW ye'S
Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machlnce
NEW IMPROVED

Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY H. J.
We B0OiI Co, at the Marysyie Foundry and
Machine shop.
seams VIII ch viii stand the pressure Of scvcutyhve
feet fall SINGLE for twenty cents per yard for sewing,
and Will last a long as The cuck will without rlppi e
My appeal is to the Miners of luba, Sierra, Yolo,
Colusa, Tchama, Pumas, Shasta and Niskyou coun-
ties. Give me a liberal patronage and viii pledge
myself ass map, TO work great revolution through
out the State rs regards eheopness Of Hose, etc
have two success fully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marvsv he which will sew sixty yards per hour,
In a few weeks shan have one situated at sacra
mento, one at Dutch Flat and one a. pacorville.
l. ismy wish and Intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewngis far above hand Sewing,
in DURABILITY and STRENGTH as heaven is from
the earth.
County scr;p will be taken at so cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
ANY person wishing information concerning my
Work, can obtain it by enqariug Of tie most re-
spectacle citizens and merchants Of Marv'Yile and
Nevada; also miners from different localities, among
whom are tie following:
l. II BAbb, Narvsvlc mer Sherman Cherokee Fiat
lIochstaater & Bro " $ Wood merchant
W T Ellis " T. r Bean Nevada
Tennent & Co " " Davenport & Co "
Dewey & Co " @ b Ault Nevada co miner
Chas REYNOLDS " Crosman "
Cole & stevens Brandy W n Jacobs & Co " g
City miners II Braut Nevada "
IIaiper & Co Down'Ic " Wall d Newman 3" merch
T Smith Morstown - Drake & Co st Valley
SummeTland Co Gibson Co Eagleyitle
Strawberry Valley II uarseley Oroyile
Probcck d O. Doetowu"
In connection with Hose sewing, am pleased TO
announce to the citizens Of Marysyie and the sur
rounding country, that will into the business Of
baG making and shall prosecute the same at reduced
prices 10 aI who viii give liberal share Of their
patronage AT orj.r for House hiuiugs, Awnings,
Tents, Carpets, Garden Hose, Gram and Flour sac@s,
&C. will be promptly fled, No. !l9 First street, op-
pIi.j ft6i2 my ''A''' suowARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

FRrMoYr-A Washington letter writer
says:
A gentleman connected With the war de-
partment told me this morning that such q
chance would be given Fremont aa few men
have had in this world, and that if he did
not carve a great future from it, it would be
his own fault,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

=. ICE IS selling in the streets of Richmond at
- toss per loo pounds.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
8 z r e L z GRA 2 II. i.
San Francisco News.
SAN FeANcIsoo, July

SAN FRANcIsoo, July 2Gth.
Edmund Randolph aud Judge Mcconnell
publish their appointments to canvass the
State for the Breckinridge Democratic ticket
The steamer Coriez, which arrived to-day,
from the North, brought down sg7266 in
specie.
John Saunders. who was shot BY Hughes,
on the Bragdon, a few days since, is much
better, aud hopes are entertained of his re-
cOVtrY.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

MORNING. II IT A Areport was on the street,
last night and to-day. that private Letters
were in town by last Pony, giving particulars
Of battle between the Federal forces under
Patterson, and the rebels under Johnston
and The party in whose hands one of thes,
letters was said to be, was named. On in
quiry we find the report is merely eanard,
-Sac Zee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27

MILITARY NURSERY RHINE.
dedicated to rigadier-G General Pierce. |
Who comes here
A Brigader
What do YOU want?
A battery here
Where's your tactics?
forgot
Get you gone,
y on worse than sot
-Nep York Leadey
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
Arrivals at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
UNION CNUNVV TECKEV.

.CNsCN COUNTY TFCKET.
FOR SHERIES,
EERNDON BARRETT.
For Clerk
T.. NJ. Raglan.
For District Attorney,
GEORGE ROWE.
For Recorder,
L. T. CRANE.
For Tax Collector,
HORACE BEACH.
For Assessor,
7. j. SHERWOOD.
For Treasurer,
J. P. BROWN.
For Surveyor,
V. ID. HUBBARD.
Tor Superintendent Public instruction,
j. B. WALSWORTH.
For Public Administrator,
A. j. HEWITT.
For Coroner,
E. HAMILTON.
For the Assembly,
+. TEEGARDEN,
}. G. SARGENT,
ID. r. SAMPLE.
iuly9.n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
OEg.$ BN EENEgsAA!!.
GOal OIL in ParEiC5lIaT!! ;!

ESEDICED PRICES
DI3ECT EXPECTATIONS OF tLe following are
~ now audiurand in store
white kerosene, very choice.
go b;b'S. Eastern Lara ost;
Rolled E4jEasccd Oil;
1000 Gnls Tanners Gil;
CsiGlspsIcssc;
100O gals. TIiTpcuiinc;
Olive OIL, in bulk;
800 gals. G'SiG;a NsGt Gil;
For sale by the case gallon a; Ray prices and ac
tua! ir ght.
Examine our stock md prices before purchasing
elsewhere, II you wish 10 save money.
RICF, COFFIN 500.
JnlI q street, Marysylie.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Strength to the Weah,

Tower to Digestive Organs,
Toa'il 10 tlo Dys1cptic,
Ginning Eoryou5 Irritation,
1t will 20 far toward rc-bui'dinp n
constitution brohen dorp by cares and aHr-
iey, ly intomTcranoc in eating or drink
ing or dissipation in other lorms 1t is
universally approved us % family remedy
iOr LudlgCs,iJn, GCu Stomach,
Collie, u ,artburn, Headache,
and all Dyspeptic complaints.
a aiuc'p desc gcUcrnEIy rn-
li4yrs pain, uaEs,v.a, oT slssJ
Uz223SjGCsS ustJT Catiag.
y n Cmmina,iyc, il Is particularly
vaNu'lcto pnrnu's IT. iima'y H." pro.
von,s many serious illness, md many
Hn anxious nj ght 10 the mother over tuu
bel Of lcr c.ild. 4 sintls dose WI
almost Instantly relieve collie, arising
from aridiiy Of the stomach or indigo
tiyn. A German lady informs Us that
part Of bottle cure. her child o.
St.ilr.lEr Complaint. afr t'r
physician hal ynmly tiled to check the
Glsousc A well known citizen s.atc4,
HAT by it's use hg Wis cured Of that
C.yll.ul disease,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
ChaSc'S Opinion in sSl3.

At the celebrated Abolition Conven-
tion, which was held in Buffalo in 1913,
Mr.. Chase was Chairman of the Commit
tee, which reported the following rcsolu-
tionS:
- Resoioed That we hereby give it to be
distinctly understood, by this nation ana
the world, that as Abolitioniats, consid-
ering that the strength of our cause lies
IN its righteousness. and our hopes for it
in our conformity TO tho laws Of God,
and our support of the rights of man, we
owe 10 the Sovereign Ruler of the Uni
verse, as n proof of our allegiance to
Him, in all our civil relations, and Offices,
whether as friends, citizens, or as public
innctlonarics, sworn to support the Con
stltutIon Of tho United States, REGARD
and TREAT the third clause of the in
Strument, whenever applied in the case
OF fugitive slaves, as UTTERLY NULL.
and VOID, and consequently as form
ing NO PART Of the Constitution of the
United States. whenever we are called
upon or sworn to support it. The author
OF the above is now tho Secretary of the
Treasury in Mr.. Lincoln's cabinet .-
Chase then callod upon God to witness
that he would disohcy and do,pisc one
article Of the Constitution whenever called
upon TO approve it.
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&. $. COLBERT 4 COS.
9TH GRAND QRTLY DISTRIBUTION
100000 Articles, Worth $500. .OOOO,

Which will be sold for SOO 900, to the purchas.
ere e Soi our GOLDEN PENS AT 80 CENTS PER
poA, out Golden Pen Is tho best ever used, and
business man md family should use the Golden
Pen. The following list of 100000 articles will
be distributed among our patrons Mt 90, cncb and
nGcd not be PAID Tor until we inform the purchaser
which Of the following articles we will sell hin,
for 90 and then 1t is optional whe ther no sends
the DOLLA Il and takes the GOODS or not
VT All goods can be returned at our expense with
in ten days after tho purchaser receives them,
!unless they are satisiactury) and the money will
be refunded.