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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-26

IeGye Pittsburgh At 100 A. NJ, 6sl0 A. u. and
1870 ?. d., arrive At Bridgeport at 1854 A. n, 1923
A. II. and 4:b5 P. n
Connections are made as FolloYss
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. Z. for Harris
burg, baltimore, EHshington, PhiIa.
Cleveland win clsysiaad { Toled R. 4. Tor SAN
duAky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
+,aE T all points In the NORTH WEST. Will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the SoETH WEsF. With
Cleveland Erie h r. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and HiAgara PalIs. With
Cleveland. Columbus &GincinnAti for
Crestlfne, Delaware, Columbus aud
Cincinnati
At Hzdson With the Q. z. 4 c.R.R. for oayahosa
Falls, Akron, AnlerIburgh and lSo0s-
At Alliance with P. IT. VI. q. R. r. for Canton.
7 MA3sillo1, Wooster, salsm, Bnon, Co
At stenbenYflls WithP. C. &c. Lihe and AT BE1LGik
a4t with O. o. o. R.R. for Zanesyille New
ark, Columbusy 4enIa, Dayton, Indi-
annapolis, Cairo, Cinoinnati, Louisville
81; Louis, ST. Joseph and AL points
Htst and south West.
EIeurst0n Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S3T5.
Fare always asl low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
through Tickets TO all points in the West, North
and East can be procured 1t the. ONCE under the
Mcclure House, Hheeling, Va or with Freight
Agent 1t Bridgeport Station.
Freight oontrncts Will be made atloWeEt rates to
any point Accesbls by this road and It's connections,
70 the East, North, West and Sorth-West, At ONCE
under MLure HVuse, orWith Pt. Agent At Bridge
port Station. Wa. D.TERkY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va
~ D. B. WILLIAMS. Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
= r. MYERS, Gent Ticket ARJt fsh6
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A card % Merchants.

BAEIHoREs March 18th, 1861.
XER haYs now In store, land shall continue to
wv rreeSiTs additions almost daily, during the
aeASon) . SUPERIOR STOCK Of STAPLE { FANCY
DR. GOODS, adapted 70 SPRING and SUMMER
SALES, 70 which we invite attention. sftesl s
Our long experience In business enables MS to Sc
leet our stock With ESPECIAL REFERENCE to the
wants Of the COUNTRY TRADE: aud purchasing
alW1 do, KXOEUsIYELY FOR CASH, we can sue
We have taken advantage Of the RECENr DE-
CLINE in most kinds Of Dry Goods sud our stock
now oonpIiSeg line1 Of iFREdIE5AND skAS0NABLE
Roeda, Is prices As LOW as eap be named by any
other house. Our tstms are CASH, or SIX months
erodt, for negotiable paper payable with exchange
80 = -- kILLER, CLOUD MILLER, =
s. No. 52o Baltimore and ~ German st.
mh23-1mfl - = = - q Baitfraors, Nd.
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Ayers sarssiaap;a pa lila

Is an exellsnt remedy, and worthy the eonAdsneS
..f Of the community.
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Wholesale Dry Goods.
JH. HoBLITzELL g co.
HAVE. JUST OPENED A LARGE STOCK cR
Dry Gods. Notions, &c.

No. 947 Baltimore ST.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
TlHR entire stock was purehassd In September and
u October last, At prices enabling them 70 sell 70
dealers such terms viii make Il the Interest Of
beth city and country merchants TO examine their
l-Their terms vim b eash. mh2s-Ims
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q II ANOE AEIkh WONUAfl Nay 5th, I5b4J Pls-
" seussr Trains VIII leave Bridgeport as fOiIoWs
Sunday exeepted:l
10 IS A. n Man Train stopping at all stations, ar.
riyes At Pittsburgh at BIS P. IL, and
Cleveland At $50 I. II.
402 P. II Express Train, stopping at all StAti0ns
arrives at Pittsburgh Al 500 P. n.
t0l5 p n Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
&20A. d. aud Cleveland At 9:15 A. 81.
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Prepared by DR. j. G. AVER,
Practical and. Anaiytieal ctemfst, Lotpell, Kast.
And sold by A. G. GOOD Co, and by all Druggists
and dealers in Medicine anywhere. mills
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E9WEs.z]i75EE
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RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at e25 A. n. and SIS p n, ar
hive n Bridgeport at 4;5S P. NJ, and 1855 A. II.
LeGye Pittsburgh At loo A. NJ, 6s00 A. ". ant
lSo z. a., arrive at Bridgeport at 1854 A. n, 2
A. u. and Its P. II.
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GHAFg14SS SHAyYLSSS EIAEHLS.-g
n faS 8 - l ~ 'G g s ~ t q 3 ePly:
Re5sFlSblsJ STALK md BlAni6t slikSIs:: HI essat
variety q 0sptsol AIE1. HKEiLAls's. Z
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oIIrEa vEapnI EoLNls.
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P0TTLEss-Eoek TInes tissrset IGfne- M
~ brandy Bottles In PAD laeG5 to suit city flSie
i0E sais by Ifsb1fI IA. ifETtlEIF.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-09-27

Those who have much writing to do
know what pleasure it is to have re.
liable pen that will accomplish the work
IN hand in the most approved manner
and with least trouble. Such pens are
manufactured BY NJ. A. MoRrox. oil
New York. whose advertisement ap-
pears IN another column OF this paper.
When We say that Mr.. Morton makes
the beet peas oct We mean exactly that
and nothing less. Indeed. his reputa-
ton is now "a head and shoulders"
above all others. and his pens are in all
the land. They are rapidly becoming
IS "familiar AZ household WORDS" and
are destined to supercede every other
make. judging from present appear
ances.
Besides furnishing the most approved
pen. TO his customers, Mr.. n. is a
gentleman ia his dealings; one who
cheerfulIy accommodates to the verge
of courtesy oil who patronise him.
If you want a pen upon which you
can rely. get one Of Morton's.
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Order Of Publication

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY " JKEFERsON.
George Graysou, .s
Walter N. Allen, John +. Hiatcn, and Z. Z.
Carson.
The alssxe named defendants. Walter
y. Allen and John +. Hinton will take notice
that the said pl ain,i has filed his petition in the
above entitled Gauss, ngsinst the said defendants
in the District Court Of said county, the object
and prayer Of which is to recover q Judgment
sgains, the said Walter n. Allen for the sum
o. SIPS. with interest thereon from September
2slh, 1860 due from said defendant, Walter n.
Alien 10 said plaintiff on . pr"missory note for
$l25, dated september 18th 1859, aud due twelve
months after date; end for decree Of foreclosure
and sale Of Lot two q in block seventeen az
and loi seven u in block eight. en- u.s. in New
ellis addition 10 the town Of Oskal00sa, and lot
six s. in block nine ~ in the original town Of
Oskaloosa. all in Jefferson county. State Of Kan.
sas, and that said defendants be forever barred Of
any clAiui or equity Of redemption in said prem
ises. And defendants are further notified that
unles. they answer or demur 10 said petition on
or beiore ,hs 22d day OF October, a. ID. 1867,
Judgment will be rendered in accordance with
the pruyer of said petition, and said premises
will be sold to pay the same.
GEORGE W. GRAYSON, Pl,G
Aug. l6, 81 7wel36o IN
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sHERlFF's SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS

STATE Of kANSAS,t t. 2 q-tstf+ +t-'f -
COUNTY o. JErIx1s0S, a...s afs a.. :.
Fifst JUDICIAL District.
James Wood, William L. Chris'y. Robert <.
wood. william. T.. Gsnuy. end Andrew Weed.
William y Dyer. George " Dye, JaIia A. Dyer.
Frank A. Bushee and Calvin Chria,y. TIussess-
By virtue Of an order Of sale 70 me- directed Ia
sued by the Distriet Clerk a Jefferson Cosaiy.
Kansas. will on the 18Th tsy Of Cciobsrs
4. d. 1852, between the hours Of II o'clock, N,
and 2 O'Clock r. W. of said day ofier q pubic
sale, to the highest bidder ibf each in hal d, in
FROM, Of The Court House door in thr village OF
Oskaloosa, and county .foresai,', all The right.
tide and interest Of tho esid ahoss nemed do
tsndsnts in and 10 the following desc rited prog
erty, TO- wit: The north eat FRACTIONAL u ofsee.
tiOa 1--WE in township nine range eighteen; apd
The north west 4 Of section 80. in township 8,
rnnse Is. all in Jefferson county. Kansas; n"
first above described fractional u spprsi:ed -
$500, The second ., 81, - per scrs. Levied upon
% the property Of the above named defendsnss
N. w TAYLOR, Sheriff. q
Spaulding Son, Au'ys for Piai.
Aug. 10, 81 -sw $40
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NDENr osKAL0osA KANSAS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1862
STATE Of kANSAS,l
sSrygasOx c0HyTy, rs ~
LIST Judicial District 3

eeSe - . oOASSoSA08s
STATE OF KANSAS
sEIYgasOx couyTy, }ss
LIST Judicial District
In the firs, District Court.
Richard Price. Piain,rh. &, =
vs.. . -
& William +. Dyer, Julia A. Over. ard GeoeR,
H. Dyer, Defe ndants
The said William y. DYER. Julia A. Over. ana
George NJ. DYER, will take notice that he suic
Plaintiff has commenced an action in In Above
entitled court against the said defendant. the oh,
lee, and PRAYER Of which as :ooeerv b. he sa;d
Plaintiffs petition, filed IN this: case, 10 to re.
cover the som Of twenty eight hundred and tweu.
T. -one dollars and six,y one cents a. s21.SI.l
with interest thereon from the 18th day Of NAV
A. d 1861, ut the rate of 10 Der cent per annum
and also, exchange On The citv q PhiIodelphi 4.
for which sum the said william y. Dyer and
George NJ. Over did on the l4,h Gay of Nav. A. ID,
1860, at independence, Mo-. execute their crrtaiu
promissory note OF that date, payable to the order
Of the said Richard Price, twelve months after
tho date thereof, at the Banking office of Stone,
Mccoy Co.; and to recover the further sum oil
three hundred and twenty. two dollars and thirty
eight cents ts322, 50 1901 Nth interest thereon
at the rate Of 10 per cent. per annnm and also
exchange on the city Of Philadeiphia, for which
sum the said William F. Dyer, and George NJ,
Dyer did on the 18th day OF May, A. D. 1860, At
Independence, Mo-, execute their certain prom.
issory note that date. payable to the order of
one George SchatIer twelve months after the date
thereof, al the Banking Office Of Stone, Mccoy
4 Co.. and by him endOrkd to Schafter Rob
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Mr.. Editor, We heard your editorial
scissors click and We are going to quit.
Very Respectfully 5sYr.
LADY No. 2.
A CARD.

/
To The Country Merchants and N,
Public:
The subscribers employ this method
OF Informing their customers aud friend.
that In consequence of tie impaired
health OF the Senior member OF our
hrm. we have reluctantly decided Il
close our mercantile business. To ac-
complish ihi.. we offer our goods a,
wholesale and retail at less than thei,
present value in any Of the Eastern
Markets.
We may not now have "THr LARG-
EsrSrocK OF STAPLE & DRr ,GooDs,
Doors d SHOES, west Of the Mississ sin.
lpi River" but i, Is Large and Varied.
ard bought almost entirely of Manufac.
turers. in May last-before the advance
in prices. We wish 10 sell this Stock
within month. if possible; at BAR.
GAINS FOR CASH, or short Nego,ia-
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade. We are
happy TO say, that for the last four and
q half years. (during which time We
have made the acquaintance Of nearly
every trader in the State, and many in
the neighboring towns in the Stale Of
Missouri, our business intercourse with
our patrons in the country and business
neighbors in the city has been to US Of
the most agreeable character.
From the Unexpectedly large and
liberal patronage that has been extend
ed to Us. we feel confident of having
many Business friends. and We cordial
" invite all 10 call before too late, and
accept farewell benefit. at No. I2 Del
aware street, Leavenworth.
l09-tf WATSON & BRACE.
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Order of Publication.


STATE OF .KANSAS,(.. lof
COUNTY or JEFFERSON.
In the District Court Of said County.
Abe! Whitney, PHI.
vs..
Norris S. Knight. Dsft.
Norris =. knight, the above
named defendant, will take notice that he has
been sued by Abel Whitney in the District Court
Of said county, the object Of which. 70 appears BY
tho petition Of the said plaintiff. filed in the
Clerks Office Of said Court. 10 TO recover the sum
Of two Thousand three hundred and seveniy-two
dollars and seventeen cents, and interest on the
sum of i104l0 ut the rate Of per cent. per month
from the 18th dsy Of September. A. ID. 1857, and
interest ON the sum Of 1885,. q At the rate OF
per cent per month from the 18th day OF Oeto-
Der, A. ID. 1851 said to be due and owing from
the said defendant to the said plaintiff on GER
tain bill Of ex ,hange drawn by the said defen-
d.ns, directed TO Z. s. Hsmlin, No. 20 Fourth
st., Cincinnati, Ohio, fcr the cum Of t704, lOpay-
able 70 one A. Gordon / Co., which said draft
wns delivered to said A. Gordon Co., and en-
dorsed by them rs A. Gordon b Co.. to A. Whit
new, This plaintiff and By the said plaintiff en-
dorsed and delivered to Gibson 4 Brothertosl,
which said draft was not paid when the same BE-
came due. and was duly protested, and paid BY
aid uisiu,ifj for said defendant; and also on
certain bill Of exchange drawn by the aaid de-
fendaut. directed to one L. 3. Hamlin, payable
TO this plaintiff ior the cum Of sixteen hundred
and sixty seven dollars and seventy CENTS,
and endorsed BY tho said plaintiff. which said
bill Of exchange was not paid BY the said deicn-
dant when the same became due. and was duly
protested for non- syment. and paid BY the said
81 antif; also for the foreclosure and sale OF the
following described premises. to-wit: The 9ndi-
vided one. half Of the south west quarter OF sec
tion thirty-oue. in township nine, Of range e'sh'
teen in The the State Of Kansas. which sad 60
scrib~d premises were conveyed by the said do.
fendan, 10 the said plaintiff BY certain deed o.
trust, on the 18th day Of February, A; D. 1857.
to secure to this plaintiff the payment Of the sum
OF money 50 paid out by him tssid plaintiff, on
said bills Of exchange. And said defendant -
further notified that unless he plead, answer, or
d<mur to tho petition Of the ssid plaintiff. herein
fled, on or before the twenty second day OF DC
iober, A. D. 1862. such petition will be taken -
true. and Judgment rendered accordingly.
Witness, p. E. HAvEys, Clerk Of said
Cour,, with the seal thereof sf1ixed st
L. S. nv Office. in the village u OsksIoosss
this 18th day Of August. 1863.
T. f RAVENS, Clerk.
Adams, Crozies 4 Isudlum, Hhs. At'ys.
Aug Is, 81 5W- GAN.
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Godey's Lady's Book for October
has y illustrations. and fully maintains
the high reputation Of this first Of fash
ionable ladies' magazines: IS q year.
L. A. Cooley. Philadelphia.
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The EVENING BULLETIN, the ne
Dsily Of Leavenworth. has made its
appearance. 1t is live paper printed
in the best style Of the art. and filed
with good reading and the latest news.
We wish the publishers the fullest
measure of success.
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THE PEN Is MlCHTlER
THAN The SWORD -as

THE GOLD PEx-THE BEST OF ALI PENS
l, soaronS GOLD rExs.
The Deue Pens In he WorA.
On 'srsis Of any Of The following sssns IN ca:
OF ost.stsmps the subscribes will send By return
OF nisi. q otherwise, % directed. Gold PEG or
Pens, SELECTING The sANE ACCORDING 10 DIES
cRiB1I0s, Wig: ra
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For 3 cent?, the Magic Pen, for s. cents, ihs
Lucky PEN; for 50 Genus, the Alwsys-Resdy Pea;
for IS cents. the Eleg.nt Pen; and lor 81, tn
Excelsior Pen -
THE SANE PENS IN SIfyER-PLATED Ex.
TENSION CASES, WITH PENCILS
For 90 cents. The Magic Pen; 81 IS ceass. the
Lucky Pen: for 81, the Alwsys-Rssdy Pen; Cor
81 5.theElegant Pen; and for O. 50,ihs Ezessios
Pen. These are we'll finished. good writing Gold
Pens, with Iridosmin Points, the average wear
ofevery one Ut which will 6S outlast . Rruss VI
the best Steel Pens. s7.4..si -sl
The name "A. Morsn," -Number.' and -QnsI.
n.y." are stamped on the following Pens, aud the
Points ure warranted for six months except
against accident. The numbers indicate size
oxLr: No. being the smallest, Nos the Iarg.
eet, adapted for the pocket No. the smallest
and No. 10 the lsrsess Mammoth Gold Pen, Tor
the desk. Long and medium Nibs Of eli sizes
and qualities. Short Nibs Of Nos. 4, S, s end :,
and made only Of first quaiisy The ssersving.
are fac.smiles Of the sizes and styles.
GOLD PEGS WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents, No. Pen, LIST quality. or |. No.
5 Pen, Sd quality.
For 81. No Pm, ls, quality. or a No. 3
Pen, ID quality. or . No. 4 Pen, ID quality.
Pen, % quality, or No. S Pen, Sd quality.
For else, . Nc. 4 Fen, lst quality. ora No 5
Pen, ID quality. or No. 8 Pen, Sd quality
For tl,75: No. Pen, lss quality, or : No. 6
Pen, d quality. IL - II
For e1.25. No. Pen. LIST qu.iiry.
THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER Ex.
TENSION CASES. WITH PtNeILS.
For $3.50. a No. Pen. LIST quality, or No.
Pen Sd quality.
For si.75. No. Pen. ,ss quality, or a No ;
Pen. ID quality, OF No. Pen, ID quality.
For q, a No. Pen. LIST guilty. or . NJ.
Pen, ID quality, or No. 5 Pen, ID quality.
For s2,5O, No. Pen Isl quality, Or No.
Pen. 2dquaiiiy. or No. 8 Pen, ID quality.
For ~ No. Pen, Is, quality, or No. e
Pen, I'd quality.
For $3.50, mo Pen. 10, quality
COLT PENS. ALL lsf QUALITY, IN ST.
YER MOUNTED DESK.HOLDERS.
For ~. . No. 4 PenJfor 1926. No. S Pen, 10,
se.75, No. Pen, for 1850, No. Z Pen.
For -, No. Pen, for IS, q No. . Pes, aud
for %, No. 10 Pen. we've
best lrid0smin Points. carefally selected. and
none OF this quality ere sold With the slightssa
imperfectioa which skia and the closest sTusiny
cen detect. = sa-f
The I'D Quality" ere SUPERIOR D. sny Pens
made By him previous to the year 1850.
The I'D Quality be intends shall equal in re-
spect TO Durability. ELASTICITY, snd Good Writing
Ghrx~v liz -
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AT A BARGAIN!

VsiE undersigned offers for sale, At very Low
/ fgsfrre. quarter section Of Land, besutiial-
" situated in one Of the best portions Of kaneas
gou6 settlement surrounds il, and two State
fpcJs psss nea, BY il. There il no better upland
u the Stais. JOHN w. DAY,
jty 3-n50. Real Estate Agent.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS are hereby forewarnsd against
IA purchasing q certain note Of hand, executed
by the undersigned on or about the 18th day Of
April, 1852. in favor OF S. B. Casebier, for the
sum Of Twenty five Dollars. payable in plaster
ing two months after date. Said note was OBJ
tanned from me without consideration, and
will not pay the same
l09-sw $3.50. WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
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90@ @ 4Y 4s

To tho first new yearly subscribers up to one
hundred, who pay in advance. we will present o
c,py Of EvELINE VAUDEVILLE, or Tn
HoRaE THfEY RIVAL, deeply interesting sory
Of the early settlement Of Ohio-a work which
Il this juncture. will prove more than ordinarily
attractive in Kansas; IT SUITS THE TIMES HERl
NOW. "Fint come first served"
AGENTS WANTED.
We want few agents 70 canvass Fl the In
TO whom we offer liberal inducement.
Il Call Soon!
J. w. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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JOHN ". DAv, Editors

RIVE have Q few OF Morton's Gold
Pens of various sizes, for sale. Those
who wish to obtain them should call
soon. p -=
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For The Independent.
"voluntsering" again.


Ma. EDIroR-If We we're not "hurl'
by"A L.dy's" 6rs, article. we certainly
thought We were by the second. How
ever. as We did not faint. we hope the
lady will award us place among "real
women" as we could not keep up our
reputation as ''lady Of fashion" if we
should try; and if We eve, 60 to school
we don't expect to do without Ioard in
the meantime. We are just making
the joyful discovery that We are not
quite dead. and if our defense is not
well made. please to make allowances
for us on the ground that we have not
yet fully recovered our senses.
We perceive that she takes up your
imputa,ion Of Islander "as readily a. she
did Mr.. Lanes implied threat toward
certain young men. but. unfortunately.
brings but one facs for proof. and tina,
one which We had anticipated. and
which she cancels BY her own contra
dictions.
The lady says We have . "hobby."
Verify. "a Lady" hath hobby also !;
and that is suffering her friends to go.
She says that the giving up Of fathers.
husbands, sons and brothers seems =
small thing to as. and charges US with
speaking lightly Of such sacrifices"
This is BY no means the case. On the
contrary. it was this same unfeelingness
on her part. that she imputes to US. that
led us 10 speak At all i; and 10, she 10
ind;gnanfl A few weeks since she
was hesping ridicule on those Who re-
main 1t home and now her 'heart-
strings are being torn asunder BY bid
ding them farewell. "Oh. consisseney.
thou art, indeed. q jewelll"
Again: she "knew that we had given
none Of our dear ones" or that we "set
asmall value upon them" So far from
this. We write under the conviction that
the blood of kinsman stains Virginia
soil to day. and other friends have laid
their lives upon their country's altar /;
and il 10 6eeasse We value them that we
wish to do all that lies in our power.
to assist in The accomplishment Of the
end for which they fought. She seems
ie~think thst when ladies Of Kansas
have alsos6ed their friends to go. they
have performed all their duty. aed may
cit with folded hands and await the
result: Nov if she had any ''dear ones"
in 10 feld. or valued highly those Who
are there. instead of feeling that. to work
for their comfort Was any augmentation
Of her sorrow. che would feel it bless.
ed privilege. and in endeavoring 70
Tighten the burdens of her friends. she
would greatly alleviate her own heart
suffering. We do not Ask or expect
the ladies' Of Kansas to accomplish IS
much AS those Of tie other states. We
only sat rhem'to do what they can. w.
o'd not question their willingness TO
give their household Treasures" for
Ne have seen this demonstrated. But
she tells M thar .s;n conf yss, nil, ,h...
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Professional Cards.
OsKALoosA LODGE; NJ. ii.
A. =. d A. NJ,

$50 A. +. d A. NJ. ran 5..,
Regular communication occur on tho seco nj
And fourth Saturday in each MONTH
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at-
end. NELSON CHAPMAN, W. u.
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