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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-02
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ocn .BaIttmore Dtder.'
0Cueutff oes Samspfer8
.GtuQ:"

New =Nurf, 1. Suit, Ser Dartpfer v@tnd"
1T nit WattriDten bis 3urn 10. lesten Monnt5
aus QioerPopl an9etpminel1. ST brtn9t G%30,OOO
in Spe3te.
Der Raunpf UNI Die GbatnptonlGait pom eng.
ldnD ~sipiidsen 4@~tt, PeIt ~ujttHpe Don SIatEY
Brtpge", uno Sim Ntace pnuerte 60 Minuteu
unOs Nface wurpe sum Sie9er erfldat.
Die 6amOnia lpllte init $4,000 tn Specte
rad) gep 2)prt abgeben.
Die pOlltil1eu 9leut9feiten paren Bon Fetrsr
8eOeutung. r.
Die brttilGe 6re9atte AriaOre mar nah Der
amerifanti6en Citation ab8e8an9en. Cine Fran
sGti2e DlvriiOn inter 2lpmtyal )~fegnauo iolte
na6 3letp WUrf ltnp anberen NnteriFauiIG chen Da=
fen abgeGet. &
Der Oompfsr pGolper 6leece1 perljeB Sing
lfpn am II. Stnt nit 6rttppsn mad 9uebec.
De gonbOn Shines" meint, IS ii ltnpplitti6
Gruppen mad CANADA gu lfbiderl, ia Nmerifa in
Diefelt llmltatpe cine WltBtrauen8y 1lfaBre9el le=
ben f6nIlte.
Die 2pnppu aNoit" ~llrfttet 8egea re Shines"
III Dteer ge3iebung. Gin @prreIpOnOent Der
oGtmes" IAreibt aus gap SrlcUne, eS let I'M,
mG9li6 anperer Wletnnng 3a lein ais petienlsen,
rap Die iil0ltAe CONFEDERATION Durcb feline Wttt=
tel unteriO6t perOen t6nne alb purh oteteni9en,
pur9 pelde einlt Dpleu rnteriott mprpen lei.
Gum 0epaAtni6 Os6 Satreata9es Spn 8unfer
Sill CAB Serr 3rain Elm llnipu8-D Diner in 9Ou-
Don. Nepen wttroet pabet ge9alten, bic fir
MGt @Snteroention &n9lonO8 tparen, ober Sym,
patbte nit Dem gl0r0en perfunDeten.
SIM 9alnt6 pes 2orp 8rou8bom bate eins
%SeriammlnnJ lt%attgefunoen be3i9lid Der Inter-
~Driidurg pe5 StIapenbanDel8 III Guta. Das
lpaniihe Commencement wurpe angel a9t unD
8eidlude marpen gefaBt, DAP Die Ne9ierun9 er=
lndt perpen iple, ibre Gerbiupnp9 NIT @panien
ab3u6rehfll.
9luc6 murpe trl6loGer, Die Mitpirfnng BET
Ser. Staotcn sur characterization 9eBen Gpaaien
3l erbttteu.
Gin 5enrg 9nlwer mar 9efa9rli4 franz,
Marft. 8aumpolle. Der Gertarf Gettltg
in Den 8 lebtrm 8ageu 10000 8aIea. 0f2
0earft IdlpB fef unD unoeidnpert.
SrOpltOie Karen INN weut8 8%eiunfea, @oniol5
lalpden 500 5a $50,
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st, 2outs, 1. Suit, Der Correspondent
be9 Oempcraten beriGtet, bnb Die Unions @arpe
BET Gamp GoIe BET Fem leBten Oefeat 20 GOOte
unp 4 8ermunpete bate, Die Stebelen 80
SO te II. me9rere 8erpunpete. &tAter Ser
rY Elm IL tGBrt9er sc a II n, puroe let~
uer llnio1sgetreuen 0eItnnins balber, BON @pu~
perl1eur s a d pn'6 Wannl6aft a in en-
Damn 9~ebnnben unp GrmltA
IN Rn9etn D 616@ert.
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Mbhint nluma in &emmenee.

Ct. 2puts, 20. Stunt. @Ouperneur 9arrta
BON Genneiee BAT %prpflantrt, Oab pas GOtum
pes @taot5 Genneifee fir Se3eliien 57,675 Mfo=
iOrttGt iet, Sf=2enneiiee BOT cine NlaiOritat
son $4,000 9egen See1Ion ge9eben. St-Gen-
neliee 1880 iir 3rennu1g, 32,923 9egen
2rennun9; Mittel Genneiee 58,265 fir Gren=
nun9, 1898 geQeA Grennun9; @el Senne7ee
29,127 fir unO GIT gegen Se3eIlion, I'm 6elp,
laQer 2741 fiji Ireun1tnq.
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0arrensG puntq, 8u taoeln If, pa berlel6e 8uidI~
fig, par@ bic Gntlapun9 einea Gewe9res, am
0u6 bpfe eridolien purpe,
Wtr mITen nGmlid bier nadtra8eit, fnb G..
0iro9e betm @tnltei9eIt III Die Gdr8 einen 6ebls
tritt t6at uuo btnlt,r3te, nobel 1ein @efpetr log
ging. Sn pemlelten Wugenblide Iestet IA bic
Ravb tn 8spe9ung uno ct purpe t6erfa9ren nlo
ppn ben N1bern 3armalnt.
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Sruppenbew,auroe,,.

8ofun, 20. Stunt. OaS II. Ne9inent
9ing Deute NbenO an 7 l6r auf Der SAT- 0iYer
Noute ua6 Nem=g)Orf al.
Die 6re9atte Sinceules er6telt Deute tire
@ommtllion unS tpirp po9rlGeinli9 r66le
Npfe ab9e9et.
@ortlano, Me., 90, Stunt, 6fnf Gums
pagnien fanten beute BON GaltpOrt an, pnr bas 6.
Nestment, ipel6es bier IN Sslanp NarF tagert,
81 pervVatanotGen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-02
Blu ber Saiea.M faire am eamben.OepOt.

WaIb IN ton /. 5nIl. DA9 Y, NsloE
gcrter 0tesi1nent 1T on8efommen.
Colonel NbelpS Ia9t, i'm Nansn Oes Ne9t%
ments, Den 8argern RON Baltimore letnen Dant
fir Die @ufaabme in Oprti9er StaOt unp ertlart
bierlnit, paB Nteutanb tpeaen Oes &ppes pe5 CD
jparp 8trpse, @rtSat=Sp NJ aus @ottersptIe,
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9tus Sort 80

Die Damp &aupne BON 0inaita, pelde nad
SoItcn 9ebraAt porDen mar, nm bort g%epiien
NbdnOerungem unterporFea 81 reroel, beitnpet
lh iebt mteper bier gum 0ebraud)e tihtig.
Die grGBte Nrbeit, irelde auBe9bltdlt6 bier in
Nn9rif IL, TT Die 2egung zines unterleeiItet Sc.
le9rapen pom Danpt Guartter Oes Sen. Butter
aus mad einem e~ufwdrts l~te9enpen 9nnfte Der
Bay.
Sort MOnrpe, 20. Stunt. oeute, ais
am lebten Sonntag i'm Monat, Biett Colonel
Dtnid3 ,reIi0trenoer Gpelmanoear I'm Sort, Su=
ipeftiDn ii6er bic bort l~ie9enpen Gruppen. Gin
fur4tbarer 9teBet nit Oetpitterlturm bat ms
1git eittger 3eit fortpabrenO betm9elutt, i6lim.
mer ats es mar, fGunte pas @Getter itterba1pt
n DIT istr.
Sm 6o5pital ~beinpen fN 115 Dattetten, ron
oenen II an erlttteten BrruuuDuagen liegert,
bic ibrtgen linp in 6olge Der ungemptuten Sc
tenSlpeils uto De5 @enule5 BON ,tiht tmnter Dor
iiAtis senug 9epdbltem Wnlier e%rfrartt.
Sin Noip9nOsS Detachment Gat &C.
fern Qbenp metrere 9tebelen ais Oefangeile etuz
gebraGt, BON Denen eiuer ~begauptete, er Ifi gum
Dtenite ~ge3pungen porpen iao iepen Nu8enbltd
bereit, Den Ser. st. 3u l&w6reu.
@r i19t, Die 9lebelen R0tten YropiIiqneri, aber
fetne Gletpuug.
Sci 9lstpberrY Netuapeiut lteben ale9r ala $500
9ruppen nit elmer l6peren gatterie, bic auetn
1000 Wiann wertb lit. gBir bofen balp ben
|Seinp gu iebeu.
Die Gtlenbabn I'M bic Jelfuug berlin pirO
BALD ~bplenoet letn.
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8nnfberid,t nnn y an.s Irrr.

NeW gprt, l.. Suit. Ser trp9entitee
8eriGt Der Stem 2Jorfer 8anfen 3eiet etne Q6
nabme BON @uleiben BON $1,263, 628, etne ;3u-
nabme an SpeSie BON $2,597. 1922, clue Nbnnb
me an Circulation BON $1O6,27 uno eine i3lz
nabme ppn Oerpliten bon S1104O9.
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Concentration Don gtebeaen In geiGpuri

SmoePenpence, 1. Suit. Gs bstBt,
10000 Stoats 8ruppen bdtten pen &anol pe5
SIiaga 6lufeo iiberl6ritten. Die gunoe5=Grup
pen Its9en 20 Nleilen pOn Gier CUR 2n3abl bon
1000, um bewafnete 8erfarfung 3u erparten,
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@erboftuua eiues @opere,e.

96tlabelpbta, l.. Suit. Gin 8rtef
pom Dampier O@panOOtte", BET Sort @idens,
la8t, paB Die en9ltlAe 8lrfe Gina" NIT elmer
2aDu19 ge5pgener &anpnsn mad Den @onf6ee=
rirten Staaten teftimmt, BON psm Oampfer
0Nta9ara" 9enUmmen pOrpen let, ebenlo Der Ras
per-0ampfer SO. s.. Mebb."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-02
Qlus MternuSric.

Alexandria, 1, Suit, Der &ebete,
pelher 1On ben @tdet5 erldUiIen purDe, bisB $.
:. 6arne8 lnp par eth betannter SIr9er aus
JlidmOnp.
Or. 9oroeY, pelGer neult6 %9efan8en 9enUut.
men Hpprpen ipar, bat Den Gin Der QpYalttat gez
leiItet urD 1T ~entlafiet pprren.
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aracfenperbrenncr erwtfeht.

ct, 2Outs, l. Suit. gleun Wtann, bic
10 Sap 0ulOer unO cine fletne gln3a0l Wafen
nit lid fibrten, wur0en In Der glabe pom Gbtlt
cOtbe, an Ger 9annibal unp st. Splepb giiens
babn, pom elmer Nn3abl 8unOeStruppen o~ttrartrt
ltno fefgenomrten. Oteielben wpllten Die Gtfen,
babnbriifen III Der OeaenO a~erlGren.
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s1fG;icne Niptil.

Darlington, l. Suit. Die na0fol8en<
De ~pft3islle 9ioti5 1T BON Der Re9teruu9 %erlalsn
worpen !: rJeeine GOnIulare ODER ionlt:ge Diplomas
tide @ruennun8en lDlen ron jest all BIS na0
Der 8ertagrng peS Gon9refes gemadt merDea, i"
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Gin OefeHt in SSeffz0ireinien~
Sic cpnfcDcrirfcu IrutDcu UeriGof.

@raftpn l, Suit. Gin @efs4t fanp qes
Rern ltntt nobe YowmanS, 70 @leilen gpn Der
@beat Silver 8rufe, sptlAen Dem Is. unO Is.
Obio= uno |. llnipn s0bto 9te9in1eut, unp elmer
Nttbeilung liOliAer Rapalsrie,
Die 6%eperaE9ruppen paren CUR 8el6abung
Der &elesrapRenorabte &c. auf9eteCt uno Die
Suplidet, lire GAIL mabrideinItA nnteri6qBenb,
rtahtsn einen Nngrtff, nobel le total oerIprenot
unp in Die 6ludt gel0la8ea purben nit Gerlltlt
pon mebreren 9tettern u1o einem Qteutenant,
Die 6eperaltruppen Serloren nlir einen Mfaau,
q. 3. Smttb Opm 10. SbiO- Ge9inlent.
Oct 9InsriH asf EumceSsSiRets in Der seGbe Don
MieTancriG.
WIeranbria, /. Suit. Die Gapferfeit,
Lfnelhe bic 0ifnNean rithnen nel}ern hehaielet1 hni
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g8aIbjnGton, 1. Suit.
Der General ber Nrmee mo@t biermit tn lle@
6erein1tmmuns nit Dem Grecutt0en Dspartement
rte 8efanntmaAung, DAP fOrtau fein Pnb, &C.
3eidnst oDer 9e9en9e3etdnet BON mem sr lpolle,
irsenD etner Wtrion Die 8efu9ntB 8eten fol, Die
Qinie Der Ser. Staaten Qrutee 3n p%qiiIrerr, tnenn
niAt rteIer @aB aud BON tbun ielbf OOer Dem
@cmmanoeur etnes Der gep9rap0iiNen 0nuPt-
Departments ee5ei@net TT Dteie r 8efebl pirO
in Rraft bletben bis auf g8eitere6.
gBtnfte(O Geott.
Quf 8efe6l y. &ppnienO,
W1ifirenber 0en'l. sNOi1ttdnt,
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Gmtalp Ga9tmess8anf BON 8a1ttmpr,
WrOflaitt0tiOit.
99pmas 9OuiOap 5tds, @pnperneur bon
MnrNInn6

@YEF""E rNNF~"V WF"~1 SVNTbFFNtNF WV
MarYlanD w
an glue Die @e9enmGrti9e8 betr fen mag: ga i'd bon benz 81
per Sndert T Court Der Staot Baltimore uno cen 81 ITS beru
ten babe iiber be AM DOunrItaa BEN Is. Sunl 1851 ateebaIt
Specta!tabl fir 9aeprdlentunten beles @tiateS in ben Soma
Der ger. Staaten unC mid i~orsfStts BON Der fir iebe 70 9epI
terlpn ab9egesenen StinlnrenSa9I a9ersc At babe;
Eent3ptol1e. in gousiebun9 bs tIr iC6e SSiie ~genadtenr
benat 9tsn .@elescs peltinrtle i'd 6urd oieie metne Qrrflau
oas S. @ SrtSttelb bon benz l. Otfr1tt. @6ptn
oentp 1Wap Rom A.. 0ifrft, Srauct8 bomosh
3. Diitritt uno Carries y. @aIpert pom g. Oigtrift.
botlte Strmmenaab in toren rsip. Oihrittcn erbaIieu baber, y
aelssmabM fur ben @Oaores Der Ser. Staaten ais &eprsIento
ten otieS StaateS errpib ino.
~ Ge9eben unter nnetner 0ano unb benz orDEen q
T @ C9et c8 StaoteS MarpIane gu MnnopoIis am ferns
-. . ~Spaa3i9lt n Eaa i'm Stunt beS SSabres elm Tonfsnh =
9un6ert uue etutn Is9s3i0.
. &bps, s., StGs.
Gta9fQn Gt9eIberser,
SIN N E E4ooS -
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QGfttrenber Gent Qoiutant

Dee Obi9e 8efe9t TT tefdtt9t.
N~albinQion, 1. Suli.
%. 8. Sewarb, Staataiefretair
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6erdud,ertee 6Ieisd). 70 900 gfunc etinfer @s1,,
SdaItsr Ino SruF1titde, seran6ertes uno eetrodnetes Reef :
rhtperfe S9lenjun9en, e~lngeial3ene pnh aeparste Sdbne;rwe,$
IN tletten SctrnGer, 81 sertanfen BET 6 i'm erin @rpthsr.
&6e pDt Eratt- une @aneriOnnr. SSs441o1,'
Netuiir3e. = Prtna Commencement SO. In. 2. M1sfofn5s
l9lparssn Stn9apors-Rfcfer, @etten, GalFa, MhusfotbTNttbs 4,
StMbaH 20 GbsapfSs, @St3os
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agtbtise 0rbre BON Sen. 9cott.
O1nbtauartier per 2lrtnee.

DofBtngtUn, /. Sult. GpI8enpe Srnre
1T erlaIen ipprpet
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SerGaftum9en. - gBm. 8rent SOi
Sito@GarOlina unO $, 6. Scott DON MarYlanl
tpnrOen am Samfag, auf gsfebt beS @enera
Nf1nsfelO, ais Spione Derbaftet uuo betaefefl
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Der Mnsriff amf SmmSeo:@iRets in Der aeabe Don
WIernnnrin.

MIeranbriai L. Suit. Die Gapferfeit,
ipel4e be 8nnpes.IrnPpen 9efern b~epielen, Bat
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Ncne an5eigen.

Ag- Der G6asmeifer bs Baltimore Surnsr. gorps wirb ot
bsten IN uniertr Office cpr5uipreGen. Rp-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01
PENDENT: OSKALOOSA KANSAS WEDNESDAY, MAY 1885,

ton Of the dslinqaest list last year.
vs had two fsn fosss Of Minion letters
and figurss. and supposed that would
BE- enough Tor the job: bat when We
had about one half Of il ''ses up" We
discovered our mistake. We immedia-
atelyordered from ST. Louis by express,
through Drake Brothers Of Leaven-
worth. ten pounds Of extra Ainion
figures. In the meantime We borrow
ed from the Leoompton Ds"so~st Office
eighty Of each kind of fgurss-all they
had to spare-which we're not enough
TO finish the list. But within ono week,
and in time for our next issue, We 70.
ceivsd the figures from St. Louis. used
them. and returned those belonging to
the Democrat. So that We printed tie
list on our osss type!
According to it, own showing, the
Gazete had "three or four weeks to
send on orders and receive new stock
Of figures and head types" II seems
to us. that in that length Of time. II
proper energy had been exertsd the
Gazette might have received the quota
of material ordered. If the publisher
had sent for and expected to get new
material. Why did he engage the job
done by the Leavenworth Times tro
sceeks before the time for publishing it
had arrived?
The fact is. ~ We are able to sub
stantiate. the Gasette men were inform.
cd in the FIRST week Of January tha,
they would get the job. which gave
them three months instead Of ",hree or
four weeks" to procure - new STOCK
Of 6gures and hesd types" Now the
question very forcibly arises. did they
send for new material at all The
question is simple. aud We have no
doubt it can be easily answered.
We assert that the list published BY
us last year was as neat a. that for this
year. published BY the Leavenwor.h
zines for the Gazette. and it has the
merit Of being palmer and more correct.
The Gazette does not attempt to rs-
ply to the policy ProPssed BY the Isde-
pendent. sr 10 refuss single argument
on this point. We advocate the correct
policy. and our friend did not see st 10
take the opposite groaud.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01

The Legislature Of Maine adjourned
to-day, After passing an act to raise -
regimeats Of volunteers, and approrixS.
ing 3 ls0OO. 900; an act providing for .
coast 4sard. and appropriating $780,.
800; an act making the entire militia Of
the State available by draft; . resolution
al.horising loan of 81 800. 900. and
an act authorizing the employment Of
females Is nurses in the army.
Six thousand men will have been en-.
listed by Saturday. The free use Of
railroads aud steamboats, is being OFFER
ed to convey troops. and cities and
towns are voting money BY the thous-
ands Of dollars TO equip soldiers and
make provisions for their famihes.
2 = =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01
LESLIE COOm0S Wants Arms fer
Seli-Delense In the UNION.
MAINE APPRORIATES $1,000. 600

~. LOUIS, 10Th.
Leslie Coonbs has telegraphed from
Frankfort. KY, saying thai Mr.. Crittsn.
den is absent and asking if we can ge,
arms for self defense in the Union.-
Gen. Wool sent the Dispatch to the
President.
Il u said that 1900 stand Of arms
were captured BY the sscessiopistsf in
taking the Fsystyille. N. G. arsenal.
The Adjutant General OF North Car
olina. calls for $4,000 troops.
Colts and Share armoriss are both
working night and day for the General
Government. Cenpsceicut, Ohio. and
other Northern States. II veuld be
impossible TO arm the rsgimsnts now
forming without sending 70 Europe,
were il nos for these armories. They
are turning ous about 400 arms per
day.
Al New York this morning. Wilson's
regiment OF Zouaves took = solemn oath
% support the dag. and march through
Baltimore. a@
The second division Of the Rhode Il.
and regimsnt. under The command oil
Col. Pilman, sailed for New York yes.
erday afternoon. 1t numbered about
100 men. and carried the flag which
he Rhode Island Regiment bor. ,hro' !
he battles Of lbs Re, o,u;ion.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01

il through. The attempt to eompro'
mise he's already been tried and hiled
failed because the traitors declared
they would have no compromise what
ever: and their allies Of the Border
States kwould only consent 70 such
ultra measures IS they knew it was i'm
possible to carry out.
Our view of the case 10. that rs all
the trouble was brought about BY the
traitors; as they made the "crisis" BY
their rebellion. and have been the only
ones TO blame for any unusual com mo-
tion in the land IS they FIRST armed,
and first opened the war by firing upon
an unarmed vessel and then by attack
ing and taking one of the forts Of the
government. the only compromise to
be offered them is an unconditional
surrender. They must fret lay down
their arms and cease 10 be rebels and
traitors before they can be admitted 10
counsel on compromises. The leaders
must be given up and suffer for their
crimes.
Unless our government wishes to
commit suicide. ws hope it will accept
no proposition for cessation Of hostil-
tiles coming from known disunionists
and seeessionists in the Border States.
These are al treacherous and treason.
able. and only intended to strengthen
rebellion in the issue.
No one can contemplate the horrors
Of civil war without . shudder, if be
has the heart of . man in his bosom
but there are evils even worse than it.
and the worst Of these is the rule ol
anarchy and mobocracy. which now
reigus supreme in the South. We
would gladly avoid the dire calamity
that is impending over our beloved
country but not at the expense Of the
good old constitution. and the Union
our fathers gave Us; not to see the Stars
and Stripes trailed in the dust. Knocked
at aud spit upon BY dastardly traitors.
and vile rebels. who will never have
their dues until s,rangIed with hemp.
We are for the Union. for our ceun.
Try. for the glorious Republic We have
loved: and like John n. Bolts. W are
for '.erape for the ranks and hemp for
the leaders" Of the traiterous horde that
seek to destroy ell that every true
patriot holds deares than life.
We have no language 70 express our
dsteststisn and adherence Of the mis-
cradle wretches who are trying TO
destroy our government and to trampls
on that dag beneath whose protecting
folds they have been nurtured. and to
which they owe an they have. We
would compromiss With them At the
cannon's mouth. and if they did not
speedily repent. would send them to sup
with their "father the deyil." the dregs
os their cup Of iniquiiy.
The Union, the constitutions, the
Stars and Stripes. our country-these
cc..v>, l>~J Gnl l-e.I IL -.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01

S.rumeus OF Scrofaleus affect;oaa
an Tie ourss, he hight. ths potato rol
sf mankind. They srs vils asd flshy.
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isanisasiss ssd i.Psrisy Of blsod. ssd
ere TO b sesa I'll asosnd ius svssy where.
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with them. asd enc qaasessl a. tbsas
die Of them: die foolishly Too. ssssuss
they are eurable. Aysa's SAnsArA-
RILLA clsanses ont the Scso(ilous cor.
rupsion from the blsod. renders il pure
and healthy. and sGsetsally expsrgates
the foul contamination from the sys-
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

"The Board of Commissioners gave
our paper the printing this year upon
no other grounds than strict act ol
justice. and when justice has been done
the Independent snarls at their action.
1--WE we're notified BY the Board oi
Commissioners that the Guzees would
receive the patronage of the present
year. This gave NJ three or four weeks
to send on orders and receive . new
stock Of 6gurss and head types. In
all other respects our Office was in ship.
shape. The order was sent to 81.
Louis Immediately for the new stock
but did rot arrive in time for printing
the delinquent Lis. Agreeably We se.
cured the printing Of it lsewhere. and
in point Of typographical appearance or
correctness. it rivals any tax liss which
We have seen in any of our exchanges"
Last year the LsdepenSens secured
the job and borrowed the figures which
il used from the Lscompton Dsmoeyef
o6ce. - Gazetts.
We copy the foregoing from IN arsi.
Gle in reply to the one published is ear
psper on the subject Of "Our County
Administration" We will only 1t pre-
sent notice briefly one or two points in
the extracts above quoted.
The Board Of Commissioner super.
ceded the bounds Of their jurisdiction
when they assumed 70 dictate to the
Treasurer whore the delinquent list
should Be Published. In shis sbsy
usurPed . power that did not belong
70 them. but which Was alone in
the province of the Treasurer and
the .".usurpation" vac an insult to
his sense Of honor and bis Judgement
in the performance Of his official duties.
Besides.by their action ia the premises.
The printing Was taken from this coussy
70 Lesvenworth. where the Treasurer
could neither read the proof. Of make |
my attentions that might b necessary |
. be made, without the expense Of .
rip to Lsavenworsh for that purpose. |
And herein consists The '.s.rict aes oil
asties" Of which the Gazeas 20 vaunt.
ngly prates- The consequence is-shs
assertion OF the Gazette 10 the contrary
'otwithstanding-ths published delin-
Iuent list is nat correct. and our editori-
] friend ksew this before he boas ted
\ his reply Of tie eouectssss Of bic
81. for the Treasurer had previously I
~ him that Il ras nei1zsr do~s eoeord.
y 70 instructions or 70 eew. u
when We commenced H.. rubliea I
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-01
THE WAR FOR THE UNION |
Pennsylv.nia Win Crush out Treason {. on
Tie Blockade Bsgxa- 0l1 "Jiw" ia
Virvinia.
st. Louis. April a

ot. Lousss April -.
Gov. Hicks message oa Saturday to
the Maryland Legislature. briefly de-.
tails the startling intelligence which iu-
dsced him 70 call it together. He ad-
visss Maryland to preserve neutrality
between North and South. end act %
moderator. .a R.n|
Gov. Curtin's message 70 the Penn
sylvania Legislature will rcccommend
" stay law. lie says Pennsyivasia win
epesa rou's 10 Washington whether