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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
fieliaious Notices.
The Irst En-,

The Lrst En-. Re,aer, theo ,gbec: Which b. 2;
@ ,.sy ybae f. /. one that people sadly ap, 20
On INK rom con,ieog lie, hot do Let us fanny ooh
o. r,h i solemn event to all It is tbs winding up o. a
earth Lara ana expseHions II - ,epason lob b m nrS
have Owed md vea with. n Is ofe acc mPsnha W nu,h
bodily pain sBd iTss, bing' NJ" tie gave the Won,,
and upton Il op-n' III" dor :" InSsmen, no 6
nell III an event sn.I hc there Is DO %
or space FOR repentance 'ther mistake, may be %
bs, n ngsi c No eong,fson ~ The coffin No new oiti
,n-r We h,vo eaed to br-Sbe And defh sbeHre rs su ~
may be close bond The time Il our deps,tGre y s's ss
a Rt 500 90 must each lie down alone ana de'
An these serious co sidersiins 4.
bis end hist Bible Chaps'. ont Of tho Bible ,eIia
out Of the Bibe st1sn'Dts OF un'h asrn Gs o. the b,e
soyks matter cnwa from the bbe-hee arg ne
onv ,re source, Of m' when nian draws near death
n O.; on comfortably without the rib- willie they i've uoy
,y tina withou. tho Bibe they oannos comfortably
ReaIe III. only cofo,,rr desh he'd The Bible Surely
Il is lgn mat whether you Ie1d hat DOOR ~ Ee'
on Witch now prt 10 you Whs art thou doing With the
BOlei Lor t1ou TeadW DVH ~ ofisre ~ 20! .s'A
olegW Rev. J. g. RYLE, b, A
"It,s Only n Little While; SIR"
WELL Molly, saii 'hc Judge gong np 20 The 2.d apple
wousns and d3ns Jon ses ied sitting hs'e 'nese e'''
I,s Only li,t's while" saia she.
HEd .oa;y q, IA s i",y dy.i i' ;'s sa.s..d ns Molly
And ths rainy, drlzly days y aid tbs Judge.
~, ony hi" 70 .pwsFsS s Moy; .,,s In. y,5,..
" IL, only slitle, sir - .sii .se,
and what then M!y p aisd the .od,s ,As ,,o,lo o,
God" sr,werel the old d-vouy and me uonbie.
Of the there dOnt pr'te OF het me- N'0J
little while, SIR ,,u..
yhr males you 80 sure, Molly"
How Eslp being sir" said 'he fnco cgTlss :,
ony f.el along the way shall him as he i IN Little
vhile Sir" ,. ..
An Molly, you we go; 'hln the law ever sugh. rne
scid the Judge . ~
Yrs Sir because went to the Gospel"
Well Mo,iy Into tDose hing said tie yllsei
tstirg AZ app. aud ss.rpg ot ,
" rh-fes obiy a litl- while, sL'" 'si' sh-'
r,urth UoiyersaIist Society, Brooklyn, Cginoer
-. 4. ',sr Lsfayei,eay-Th R-y Mr. ChAN IN of Leroy
vii p.,eh FOR the society TODAY Sorpss and Eye2nsl al
the Gsaai hours The public are inyi ed
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Dis,,atrrs. &c,

CoLrtsoThs Delaware, which arrived q. siocs
Oh Saturday ping om Phlsd-Phs wben oh the Ba'tey
In rou ins largo ship came ion With two schr loafd
with wood which in tov Of -smngth tug se4uils
e aeross bows Ore of the 'chrr Esd her bow soV5 "
and boyep away; she towed IN Jersey Clty ie
o,n sulsned bat ang damage TIE Delaware sustained no
damage
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EXCISE CosMss'osERs.-There wac no quOrun OF
sSs Board Oh Saturday, Mr. Cbids only being present.
hs sdjosrped the Board to Monday at Il IN.
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Thnrs move aonv in the d1 heavy manner Sufnmer
has arrived weeks S re 10 great o'ihcc oi
pov, nirat Money = ia ample supply oD urqne.,l'roc
Investments uC taken WIN s'ol al f"
prer uusl. of g. much distrust aHh an lsi
indeed ~ esrbg negotistions to any c"oes
bp amount The New England Ba Ks continue 70 nsEe pay
uefs lor their subscriptions hoG 4 cen. tIcasnry N9e
Tho Boston holdue nf specie therefore deeincs htt"
sltbourh New lA'gl to Boston ste n7 E1ohAEc
of The best 1854 81 with slrck demsnd SoVeL~lhs
u.ht foI econase at - 80a ~ t). Ia N-w-io'k inp
favorable posion Of Government a5Ioai ana N
couGdsuec rs military operhiions az home o. en-
couseo the brokers take hold OF the isnes br lhe
uuac does buy snd suy temporary check to the hoNs
armies would accomplish serious cechre'
Tie Chicago Iri5uHe says:
Geld more abuadsn doe not spPear TO be sought afir
s aDvousy "a il wss ten doys ego ,,-,-,.,a,
On ilo oard OF NuyYok EXCHANGE sold al about al
H. cont premium for Tte bsnk rates are a. IN" s
al cent shove the Board Of Trade. They are dong very
lilile. -, ,,,
The La Crosse (hilwauliel Republican OF the 18th
eays
The lie County Rsnk dl na open M door to Day Is
hak l. sbsed or Tennessee rccks Yne m
hich has deprecated 10 een, no 20
resp nd TO ,he call Of tho Bank Controller 1 the p.'el' mo-
men -,
The 81. Louis Democrat Of the 2tth says
Th. b. been another extremely dull dsyin The money a'Eke'
and charge IN general ton. hce efusY
E.ssTo (. nonnaly at ~ q cent P-ini loi
,,n money that sdcng tho standing q" tIat III o
fund, is better ush b- e1p~cted cod u worn -
cont Hgn Trade ard ccmm"ce oeng ABOUT ae up
there very Little change or exchange neSded
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DEATH OF AN Ex-ALDERMAs.-Ex.Alderm John
II. Bnges, who was widely known and greatly es-
emed dropped under apopleclie shock on Saturday
Afternoon in the store Of Metsrs. Haley, ssyre O. Co..
No. 2i2 Washington street. The body was uAAeh " "
No. . Attorney street, where Coroner Gamble viii
hold au inquest to-day.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT CHANGE f NOV! GEIEs II an sES fSRosrrEs

GREAT CHANGE of NONF LfIES ard tSRiOsEitS.
LAST WI POSITIVELY
of that nirrf fil snd ey,reordinsry
VIRGINIA ILL b / = L a | \ Nj L
srnaes. persons of their Ia tho world, OF one ~
equ.isting Of tho aisbe aud len anly GAJDR Lit
WALTERS aged 81 yeaTs I'D rs two b tiers. ses hO AA
anl KATY WALrtk> 0s-d z aud 80 yet larger than
dinary Chi en- OF and years old. TheS as anyers-I
r, ded the grcsest cuoss ever seen at ie museum h'
LSST WEEK ALSO or THE WHAT IS 1T!
Ths nondes TiY has be- sied By more than niAiH
10 pie and public seem 10 tire q sesiDs Dill
he leaves se this no time Is to be !oat " tle'
LAST WEEk. ALSO. OF THE ALBINo FAMILY,
from Madagascar who tho XII born Of pefeetly aek pare,
WHITE As SNOW. wi LONG, WHITE, BLshf HAA
snd PINK EYES-the mo-, singular physical phsnSi''
krown. - .,...,,r .,so
ofth,t 80 en.UuaI lion nsme
THE PArkIUT'S DREAM,
which deineats powerfully msny incidents o, tne s' "
THE MARCH THROUGH BALTIMORE
THE ATTACK ON TIE MASSACHUSETTS ThOoFH
THE MURDER Ot COL. ELLSWORTH Ae. &c.
This Drama confcsscdy the best representation yt site
STIRRING SCENES OF THIS WAH,
and fall Interest from III beginning &c TIE eless
u will be plsJ ed VERY AFTERNOON end EVbNINc
and a ococs In addition 10 all the shove the iol9wn
80 be seen AZ III hours: OLD hlNJ EEPTUNfi MDNA,.
or THE OCEAN. THE GREAT LIVING ROAhiN
BARKING SEA LION MONSTER LIVING sSAhl.
GRAND AQUtRIA HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING sE al, =
unto,d inui other ~onrs living and preseneo
AliB.iou IS Cailiren under 10, 10 cents'
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The whole number Of children received last year
ses OF these SO have teeu indeDtured and l60 were
discharged and On the lst OF January there were
aainng in the House 56S
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TOBACCO THIEF.-Whils Officer Murray Of the
7~enty.nDih Precinct ps Ing his beat about O'Clock
a. on Fhdsy te discovered Ihoiss Kessu siing soop in
iIsieeDth street having IN eharse vo large Gg tobacco
"a "a tbs place and time having great quantity Of
eoduet oi the fcrd sO IN keeping and
hsan could give no sasciey scecuni 10 how he by
the ChcfF took Lin aud the iob-e charge
er JobB Wo o. No. 81 sizh avenue appeared Of jeff
ihst roies Court spd made sd4y tho tobscco be-
81 70 him Hnd that Regs had stOloo frou bis cigar J
sonas acrno~!ees ssd the cOru'of IEhsr tie tobsceoa
ss A. thai lie under fhs influence OF nroDger
tin jsDt when be p2s, d" a. In deiau Of 600 bri ho
sss committed for a The TOBACCO valued at go
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SOCIETY PoR RLToRBIse JUVENILE DELJEeUEETs.
Tie Thirty sixth An na Report OF this Society has
ihe following statement Of the financial condition of
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= The week:

Inc4esse Of N. wooI compared with tha of lsso glio
The following comparative statement oi the value
Of exports from the commencement of the year 10
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i1rn Goods.

BARGAINS !! ,,,-.,,
ID EXTRAORDINARY BARGAlNS!!
bach SILKS very handsome, IS eeuts, worth , ~.
GRAY BARfDES, two yard. "ide - cents worm % cen"
Organdir SLlNS Is cents. worth 81 c-nfs
lad.onic patterns Englsh LAWNS .! centa and cont"
Finsst French LAWNS is3 cents worth - cent? II, Az
nennil MuLAMBiQuES dark styss ~ cents worth E'c'
Trws,irs DRESS GOODS 80, dc, SC, los., and l2iG
Beside ISsrnKRABlE other 0oodS at Asrot sp,Se lo"
patSEs W JACKSON Importer Of Mourning GoooS
No. 65I Broadway between spIin; snd fIiAcs' o."
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cry -ITENG.

cyrKBnAYIos or THE PouRrn.-The. ffon. Edward
Everett az win bo seen by the ,yins correspond
,nee has ened to deliver IN OraJion on Che pre-
,rt state of the country, AT .be Academy OF MuTic'
% cur approaching ith OF July. We learn that the
Veteran Corps Brigade. .Gererol Raymond ccinmand,
hg, with the entire ba,d Of e Seventh Regiment VIII
DO escort duty hee OCCASION. Tic tickets are 10 De
one dollar each, aDi the entire proceeds after expen
e., will be giyeA for ,he relief Of ,he families ci Tue
New-York Vol Mteers.
rwyoRK T,e.3ey. Msy ~ 1861
The Hon Tnv.Hp EyERETT-fear Sir: 1Ss sndeTs sienea
hs,ns read srr sie pteecb Rosbsy With dosp SUBSECTION
49, /h. many OF thes fellow regard II as rse
9 eov expression OF feelings the sropsed
aal eart concerning the events enj OF
a. .,a Relieving that similar address by you In TINS env
wsi De public uiih respectfully yeoues yoo Z,
<rc., lie ne OF NewYok tho Academy oi Music a. viz
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FoUSD DRowSeD.-Among The CAGES Of this char.
s7r WLe- wes Saturday bToug tLe CoToneTs 30.
se We. that ~ aD knoNB nsn. who desssd ~
l'isnd eonye sSo whose body found in
Ia 10 ~ East EiYer, with bule hOie In tie hesd though
seHpt,ng escspe he had sh, by Tie sentry Is
et va. discovered ny MT John ki1e Of No Cery etne.
EesttDdtS.
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REsPoHsE OF Mr.. ENEkEi1. -
BocToN " eduesdsy june l9, lstl
xsrIxxes: have received your letter o the !9th u m
viu. ana 70 deliver the cadcmy c music on to
xrat issues beo4e the -ei much boored oS
,nrb CALI shall have great pleasure in obeyhg o. m
,nlS dn, MS been .usgvcd thai the Ouh oi jury
I'D ss pupic holiday bs eouverent day for the puros
Tha tae great D. cara0n would errail pe al
.pprop,ist oc for On eiten p, ssiae The pepe
NV q, fodauly ssiec whSh the indepei senee oi 'hs
Unitsd states one peS pie originally asserted.
"n' s'H''n'" AD''' EDNARb EVERrTT.
.hs. Il uroposeJ 10 tctel OF si
n,a.on, wood Irsrse;iuly recommend that ihe oC.
ph ID be applied TO the Iee OF shs families 0 VIC
y Souut-eIs n,
lion h. Brsaish Rig Rev Bishop Potter Hon Geo nan
..c u.o b,n itcn FISH VssN'ire Mott. NJ ID lIsv ~
Gaidiat Spring NJ ii. OrnBsil esq, Rev DT be'loH hl
o.. Dix the eibeT gentlemen whose nSn.s arc
~ the invitation.
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Gruscments.

-
-.->->--~--~~~-~-~---~~~-~ -.
I776. I76.
sECoVD EVENING or THE FIRST SERIES.
SUMNER INENING SOIREES'
MoNDsN. JUNE ~,
at tho
INSTITUTE OF FINE ARTS,
No. g.. BROADWAY.
BENEFIT OF taE PATRIOTIC FUND.
In .rr 10 afford all he needy families Of sbseni W
s4r the ans cement above Institute blVe Jeter1r
to .hoa open the pip; this new snds aei'u' b4eie
AT, FOR stfies of
SOIREES MUSICALE,
Tho oro.cels OF bich I voted 10 tbe aOcye lnd
Jls dr OF the s-fi-. commencing SATURDAY EsENNS
Juu, ~ aud ending al, given under tEs a!e'S
SIGsG TOSSO from the l-eryaoire or feri' sst
MADAME sTAHL. the disns 1i-hed HsPist ana NSsS~
fosi the Academy OF Music. oenz, aud CARL SioLEl
celebrated Pi.nist. -, c,.,. nor.
EkNELLS NFW Wonh,
"a PICTURE FOR THE TIMts.
THE READING OF THE DECLARATION o.
INDEPENDENCE,
NIrdeuar3enre SPAR rh.sdelphis July 4, l15o,
Together with nearly Works ~ Art, embracing tho fsa
pusseIof Collection Of Paatiug. aud orks 81 Aay -
Artists all OF which will q on vie" "iIhOui hAi"
GALLERIES OF FAINT. Sos. open Or exhibition i.'l'
MUSICALE sOIREE each evening nom 10 10 p m.
Admissitn day eyenlas p cents
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BURNED 10 DEATB.-Sarah Mills aged Al yeprs.
,s,.ss Sf scs t.Dd snd e.ieg No. 7es syenGs Wa
hg saga o.s lslap, sD1 enc % severely burei ~,
<ssih ehssei. ~ 49,
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DEATH yRon BNRss-A yonng woman, named
s1ss accidentally sn IhsrsdaJ hight Coroner jssl
49, -sszSssissd ~
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NO. OF HcLd3s.'sUIfU hIfV5V-V
Tie steamer Karnak. for Hayana. takes s2l5.72l In
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ease. Decrsne.
At Boston, The Commercial, Bulletin sny,:

TOtnl.....sl2,4s,,l2l &s9SS,9dO $'6,5', 2Si
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John J. Crooke at. Tloophus Pratt, John Connolly,
and George W. Wicks On motion of George Clifford counsel
for conn anan Injunction granted by c Court sau.
the defendant fer nr rg eeis pa for he marn'ctnrr o
tin fo and lnnor nf Inc
patent granted TO Nj Cooke for bis own invention.
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Petersou's Magazine.

We arc In receipt Of Ills. popular
Lady's Magazine Tor December. !. /, is
a splendid Iumter. TIE title page FOR
1861 is the hand,ome,i We ever saw
Peterson" will be greatly Improved ia
1862 II will contain 1000 pages Of
double column reading matter. l4 steel
plates; IL colored steel fashion plates;
l2 colored patterns in Bc.lin work. EN-.
b,oidtry or crochet. and 800 wood en-.
cravings - proporAion4tely more than
!, any ot1er periodical gives. It's stories
. and @ noselet. : arg b .se bss', @ writer's.
4 IN y 1859 Fl Four o, Original copy.ish, Nov
flsts wir IS givenc IT'S F4su.oss \. lions ARE
aLwAfs a.Lss :, rue m. LsAgEsr Asp pskfrls,r =
, Every ,..ry z PFeigtbosLO9d eusai, ie make up
4 : CLUB. IT'S price is bui Two .DolLARs
4 year. or dollar less il,en Magazines
% - is class. !, It Is rus ~ NAGAzlss r,a
THE TlNnsl 10 clubs,iit is cheaper sill.
sn:-,hree copies for s5,live for $50,
Or sislt Al' fo' s5' sip Toifeysry person get
'.Hs iSsp " q s f'q4D IT s shs PuIlsAsr wil send
9 az sst2sr e4ef1 eeRy gratis, qsa fetai4n...
M Spee''isns linen sen sent (i( written 70 ,ose
" wishing to ss. up Clubs, AJdssss. post,
pal.s C!.AkLss !. !, p J. PE1sxinsos. sis 3oe Chest,
PIT put iSHHeet PliladelpLia,. q, s,ssna 1
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-11-30
czi.1sl z i1sIi ls3 81 iRIsUoIa KAzrs
By virtue Of an cxecu,ioa 10 me u
B;sSi&5s ka&e;y &e;,,;aA tx&&

tv. and State OF Kansas. in favor Of n.
W. .easn aaf .saisse4 Axalrer and
Cynthia a. Speer. | lave this the lSsk
.sisy Of HNovembcr..AA. ID. sf0el. u ied
upop ~ lie right .liis ADD iatessil VI
the defendants OF in and aoeuAss .6sllsv-
ing utscfibed property. tc.wh:- Lots
iAos( .asd ihrss 5 IN Rleck. 6xjsen
nc IN Neweli's addstisa t0shs villsgs
u pskAlposa. Jefferson County KAnias.
and aif'he appartenanccs thereuhto BE-
longing. | will, on Saturday, the 2lst
day Of December. A. D. 1861. bsGween
the koprs ef one and Slssszosclork IN
sl,eusnsiaeoS as De cd 2suse door.
in the village Of Oskaloosa. County Of
JsifyYsss snA 6yise( eeH1 esposs
al public sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash in hssds heAsbavssdsseribsd prop
eriy, said property appraised Al 300. 90.
: - .a'.- "a. s.s.r Z, hrxros. Sheri6
....s s.ss Jefferson County .Kapsss.
Nes s. f6. 6vsps yPriuter'v lee -. 80
.sasi sfr - ssee;f iifssssss1t sf
- II = fEE. fFk-S ALL !fEt
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ths Snaepeadent.
J. ". ROBERTS, Editor. -
JOHN W. DAY, Associate Editor
osKALoosA. KANSAS.
-ssATuRDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1866
The Truth illustrated.

"In my opinion this war will never
be successfully carried on 20 long as an
-.-Emy paeehes through slave States as
:. boat gees through a Aock; OF ducks.
They dy up on its approach. and nestle
down as soon rs it has passed. 1fhe
beat 10 safe. and SO are the ducks.
when you march. through a S;ae. sou
must march 50 tha, traitors will feel
Tie horrors Of var. .-JIM. LANE.
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ExrENsioS or SrRvfrs. .GWe have
t.ccised . Circular. K S, hopsis * 1,is
AnnosI Repoft, md an z E,.ima.e fo,r tar
'Es,ensicn u Survey. 81 ldna iuKin
sss and Nebraska. issued by NV.
'Delnhay: Sosyeyor Gene RAJ -of Kansa,
snd Ncbrnska.a Och. iDe!ahay very
justly asks a much Iafser appropriation
's"r Surveying for market the millions
Of ac~sTf sseaht land ia his dis,fic..
fhe isohi'-rs Of the present war. who
viii get bounty land warrants. will i'm
qncstionsoly desire 10 ioca,e those war
rants on the vacant lands Of this dis
trict. and for his pnrrosc !, * abso.
lutely necessary ,tia, the EMS should
be surveyed and sub,!ivi,i.d. We hope
snti' an appsop'iatiSn viii Be male '.,s
will place llle surveys In Tie Disr.cf
in'such s,ateaoi :or.hrlnvss as III
be adcqaa'e 10 any demand that will
probably be made upon ii.''
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'f:):I::..f'|:::' f. !: !: :; ! =; ! : ! f
l. j. a N. &. Francis

80 - - <'' ~. s"uVsS
By virture Of an Execution TO me
directed ISSUED by the clerk Of the firs,
district court sitting in Oskaloosa. JEFF.
ferson County Kansas l will on Tues.
day Che Sist day Of December, A. b.
1861 in front Of the court house door.
between the hours Of one and three
o'clock P. NJ. Of that day in the village
OF Oskaloosa, Jefferson C,aes J, Ksnsss
expose at public sale to the lIighes, bid
der for cash in hand. alhlA4SgbA4itb,
asd interest Of the said A. J.&N. e.
Francis OF, in and 70 The following d.
scribed real estate to. wit: the north half
llir,yl EX (ssJ f5tIshi; :; e@'I'S@ 5Ess 9S5
Range eighteen Of the Delaware Trust
lands in Jefferson Gsunty Kassas. said
lands appraised at four hundred and
twssiy dSlAsaooI
]. F. HINToN, Sheriff Of
Jefferson Co. Kansas. :
Nov 80 l7-5w. Fee %.
= S..s q <s@<s a<s.s
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Jsyhawklng -Hor.s Stealing.

~ -, ssr<f <ias ,sxg- NJ .s,t.fzef 3 egt.y1
We have no love for irai!ors. and wish
theni Tie full measure of punisl,man,
for the;r wicked crusade against the
beA government that ns. ever. { xiisicd;
and We entertain 4 profound c,niempI
Tor those who. Willie they enjoy tn,
blessing, and protection Of. the govern
ment. sympnthize with those who have
taken up, arms TO overthrow il. We
desire 10 see vigorous prosecution ol
The war; bat We believe tie obrcls 10
b~'aecompIished by il will not be pro-
mo'sd BY. the promiscaous theft. plum
der apd raPine that has ob.aiiaed so
st,oos 70 .fosothold in the Vest. We:
'aSt sssls uP9p 9rss shis sysssp ss the poeres.
az aud IN most d disastrous asIr'u policy that epuId
possibly be ssp adopted; lser. lf0r i's evil .spqsn:
q, vtlcb, ks, ssi so az 9. ieAiept. is nor seer
and islt wiz. I.l.ss sorrow. viii mol cease with
!he Is restoration ora Of peace, i i j. no, re-
l5 sgbeda & b, byy,ilhs .hs substantial 1esdya.s Of
hssssssss syii hsa CIV .ssazsss ssa,
. LIST yssk.uys h1eays Ssa;salA.as =
AnmesE of hoEses bal Aea sssslsna if
this County s9 As Tae.day aiisla pre-
Sioss. dsdsrstand A.M1t the
SANE tiHe az epsMn sss made ie,lakes
from tie x n ,ssablsatM. Aaxe.A.sst
!! R!'ckaryHIoipis lbc. horses: ksp.ssAsre
hssPaxiRgA VI kessas Sag, Cp~ea''
aay9bptAl,at a4er ale stshles 4.oxsAad'
hwAhrqksp dssRpsx,qss csRjw.f,sm,
ID Aaase Aase ys5MSesakI Ehs.ujeSes,snd'
|IesY rpVedss &pqa AhsSaesssps Hislsas'
'hf eorseie.s I.s asHzdsshaa din !
/ Y ia.Eseoqsd l).Ak ssheJ Js.ssee iakeul
Gem 'AeapHRestx dlaasssHi6nv4asApdi
kikSgptqssds sssmeylae4 4hsspassicsl
FlP aiqgs: stssAeEs'ee asss'sasy.
e..tkAsss;k We assrssa4epsseab
~ aaliibeys6sGgaaiias is.isujasmf1se. 4
esSs<h n@lpess&lsaSssk sktssusses. I
pEsass VAswiska sidsl slsssFsioa .aac.f
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INDEPENDENT: OSKALOOSA KANSAS SATURDAY 6l
FIRST DISTRICT.

FIRST DISTRICT.
iSetbys-H N .Seavrr. ia. Osbo1
r. > it has been elected and VIII
sntitl 10 the sea,.if Mr., Osborn ha
eu'ers the service.] \
f1pfSsentatipes-Sol.. Miller. Edwar,
Russell. Joseph Penny Franklin CRUDE
SECOND DISTRICT.
Senator's Join J. Ingalls,. W. B
Barnett.
Represenfatircs ~ Thomas Nusphy
A. w. johnson. ]. J. Patterson, X. A
MsIIGS,a,3tt:!'ssl sl"-~S' q sss4.ssf ss44..sf 0. II
THIRD DISTRICT.
Sen0tors-Samuei Lappiis..
La xT'F..Y'.sSt' F...Y'.sSt',eT)HffesHJt T
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Semofor-M. l.. Essick.
Represenfatires-Welcome Wells. O.
Iqroysf. = aioodnow; siis yvJlsth
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Senator-Jos;ah NJ. Hubbard.
Rrpresentatipes-J. D. lngersoll, A.
e. Pierce. I. y. Hersey. sz,,,..-.s. =,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Senator'S Lynde, e. X. Holiday
Represeatot;ses-H. W. Martin, Jsr-
emiah Sabin. Chas. A. Welsh, Azel
SpaIdin,, Papl e. Hsysns, J. N:lfhbei
Martin Anderson, Golden Silvers.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
.Senators-John II. Mcdowell, III. B.
Denman. Jesse Connell.
(sptfPfc R71aGses ,TIsos. c3fneyf- Al
GA ,ishs .Uaries ksALGoktle. Kack
MedilI. Jno. Mccarthy .Erastus McCril-
lus. Charles Stnrns, Charles Gs~ses,
Thomas O'Gwartney.
tfHeMs-D11HcT 1fr
Senotots0Jeff f5tkhart. Robe {
Morrow, \. Robert S,.Slsysps. CaaHles q.
kecler.
Representatives, MeGssw. ".
W. Dickinson. w. W. Shea. Chauncey
I. iSlesle, L. g. MACY. j. Juaes. .iSassssl
Black. A. r. Thoman, d. I. Mitchell.
K. l.. Williams, G. WoSmi.hs W. HAI
Fishback, John NJ. Gitfen.
NINTH DISTRICT.
.Senators-Horaiio Knowles, A. Cur
lis; ThomssE Rs,terss. ;asS slssTs 10
D Repressssasi,ss, = GeorgspA Rsy nnhls.
Ell g, Jew.li, Nm. I. yosss. sWms. r.
Was.;staf. +, Muse, Josiah Lamb. Jas.
C'Marsla!l. Henderson Rice. WIN. Carr
aoi''"''s 'fEXTn Dfsrnrcr.. @'a =. e
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S'swartaei,sssg sssw ,bsim All sssiI ID
No returns Tor Representatives. a
s;5s, EtEyEkrH pisTRIcI ~ II
sSenaf6r. .ASsmuel HoiImar. p
bH Reprsiemalhss. ArD.sF.9vsn Mosu:i
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al 1s,lsaa EwEapFHanisEslCs.oa sieAs 4
.SeAaiors- E-P, ,Banc rofs, NJ .Rsakin.
i 'iRS,jrjsss,a,;*sea d p B. PluSS5. r.oB'l
qaxscn. FAW Pos.er T. H. Learns -
4. Saeidoa. q. v.Esafidee -gniyss 4
e bsa .za'RTERErHs sp,szaioE. iss j
,Sesutgr-J. j. LsmbIln.oh - i
R,y,reseasatires & N. II. Lsohard.
Jhhries commbian. - ''" 'A' y
No returns from the IA hiDis:sirt. j
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. The STATE I Legtalatare.aa

|aa We Sppy ashso otollawisgssst ofthe
rs@bsrs -Sfs,he Stase1lLagialatsts .,
the next session from the yeasen vor.l,
Con'erssassoaslHwilI " seen ,ha. full
'sturns have pot yet bssa made. We
Will add the names of eiher. members
a We learn thta.. .'e ''"' sa''f'a
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81 @ we direct, the attsaiiqp VI, oa'
readers e !hs card ,ef Or. SIS. Cooper
" y another column. ., Though the, Dr.
has long been resident Of this coapty,
20 bas bn' receuly locatedin Qskaloosa
tie has won high reputation .. a.phy
4 ssieifn. and iendsrs Iii, professipasl ser
2 y'ses! 70 ihe people Of this eonmaaisy.