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Il
|j6 drunken spree at tho Hayeowe
|aAloos. Leavssuorsh. on Tessday even
|isg. Whisky and crime 9 'oesther
The Junction Union says tliat siz
thousand Indians are concentrated at
point about 50 or so miles from tha
place. These red skins should be look.
ed after. They. hare no business thera,
and their gathering together 10 such
numbers indicates miaetisf ~ feF.
The Pawnes Indians ars reported 70
have attacked party Of emigrAuts fo'
Colorado, took all their tsans and Pgoy,
visions ihd left them 10 g. along The
te.t they could.
The Kansas l1th arrived at Fort
Scott o. the 10Th. fai i}i
The troops under Gen. Blunt have
just been paid of.
A number ef.psgeoes made their
escape from Platte county No, into
Kansas 1 few days ago.,
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.r.;,- -.u,d.,.,s,a Nm, conv .b.. not
vs. made lis appe araucs il our n Office,
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kfosres ee Rshugrsuuien 4 tha N.
-.. vics At the Day.
NJ ms wfH % perceived the hest By calli.. :,
~. ms .. 80 - n3.nsr hide seaFA In Lsaveov ovossh'
sale and Retail. Of NlLIiNERY xNS, e syS ec;s, e.
uUOS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, HOOP sHx n }erSS }nS
~ k,nds d ofNOIlONS, FANCY COenSG y NJ 81
'ow var: Chi!drsa'a Ceuiaeps. - -
N1S' eU1NlSa1N6 0oona
ne r. e s'.o soiag 70 Assp Day 0O0DS =
S.a Sea. '.'. 'St which purpose b. 3 ssisrcisc y
s,v," % a.a =! nnes y up 10 the lassss Nsv York
p:s., ns.sSssas ss.sa''s ~ 2 sss iasss: q III.
eiesetshmsnt. u DslsNaTs s,resc ~ S., ~ ~. y.
waaA where they will surely 6nd ~ ~ us s.S
greatest esso.tmeul, vAs loves -. sn6 49,
psoopt as>sodaaee iatho Wea1rI - ,ess,.'ae
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-, Nsw YoaE. Oct. g..
ihe Times dispateh has the follow
ing, President Lincoin's emaocipa,io,
ProcIa~atioa has inspirsd the most live,
" terror throughoui The South. >, III.
rebels do not laugh ., the decree. buI
quake with apprehension. They ex.
Prsss fears that Il viii b the means u
producing . counter revolution in N.
sisve States, aed the soldiers ds.;m "a
return to their homes to prossos ,bsil
families. ''
They believe the negroes to be organ.
'zed )" secret associations and only
waiting an au'piciousa opportunity % o
1'se 6" nosse. They have learned al.
ready OF the proclamation, and are b.
coming g, very restive under their yoke.
Inc women and children Of the rural
u's'!'c's are removing 70 the cities for
safety. and the CONSERVATION aeens to
De universal. "
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Special Notiic,ss.
T"os. P. FENLsn,
! aATToRNEY.AT-LAw.
wa" p''s'ies IL The co.rss q Jsaspo,


Co::sant wridng fos tx moaths i do,. !. eh..,.
%.' g VIZ void Pens shan With Sea ma ~.
"!S; y ecooomy to use Gold Pene
The Child Pen remains uncS.,s ~. - !,
:oaunoed NE while III. Steel Pss = cy.,.s . y
.ne oy coFrosion and wear; ,her.G,rs r..S1s.
Of ~. .sy G. g ~sisia9 p eaaai.s5oni by iSe .ss
-l;'" ns .S So's rss . always rsady ssd r.l;.h,.
s"J . ,ns e.eei Pen must often b. cocde~nsS
ssv;n. Iew E one selected; thsss6oes there 4 NJ,
ot G"iS 70 = ams u The ucs q liAs Gold Pen.
,ici.y 10 ~, , o. e.Ivine any degree Of elss
, ne nsnd q ths visss ,hssejos. es.sc rs % %
" ~ ".na and arm are not injured. ~ i ~.
W o. 'ec ssse BY the NE Of SlesI Pen.
:, oss Inc Fee u mightiss shsn ~ Sv...a '.
:" s"o'nes colnnn. .-l - '''''''' S"0'e'
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ell the ysar, TO keep every man frog
Salistiu 90 whose vote they could do
pend. "A get as many to enlist ~ pos
fiibls whom they could not depend on
with . view to carry this very election
Is this any better than treason?
1t is thought the Democracy have
carried three Of the Congresamsa il
Ohio from the districts heard IRON, 5he
lat, ID md ltb. Esta,;a,T
There i 70 be no draft ~ Illinois,
that State having furnished her full
quota Of men.
|l The election for Congressman and
State Officers excepting Governors)
came of on Tuesday last in the three
States Of Pennsylvania. Ohio and In
diana. Fhe returns as far a. heard
from are neager. but generally look sll
right for the Union. Q ss' - sist
The Democrats have carried Newark.
NJ. by 5000, majority Secession
hourishss there. si4a sss viia has
The rebels have taken possession Of
Cumberland Gap, despite the big pile
Of stones left there BY our ioicesl
:, Gen. Pope is reported to hsvs ,eIe-
grsphed that the Sioux war Is At an
end. while Co nmiisionrr Dole Gays il
has bat just commenced. and that here.
will be over two thousand warriors in
the 6yht, s 10 - -.
The tsbeIs are terrible over The Pres
'idents Emancipation proclamation: -
The Virginia Legislature has passed .
resolution as.horising any person to
put 70 dessb any one. with or without
arms. Who may aid or abet,, Or in sny
way give effect in that State 10 The
proclamation. In the rsbel Congress
II mas been proposed to "hang every
Federal officer eap:ured;"l 10 "kai eve
cry officer. soldier or sailor in the fed
sral service who may fall into their
hands; to "give no qua.ter:;"' 70 ''ex.sr-
inmate oil federal soldiers 10 make
them work at hard labor before hang
ing them:" to "repeal al laws which
constitute the murder Of Yankee al
criminal offence" and TO ''coavest them
into compost for the bsssiis Of tie coil.
Thus legalising asssssiuasions and
Offering . premium for murder. This
shows where the weak spot is. and that
the Proclamation Is . center shot at
she yitals of the rebellion. ~
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m.yap. 8 you sb.ll hear d me- >
Tk sej iaatee this ex.ra einary
inter- ew. Notif patton of y case
wac 3nmel btely seat to Gen Allsck.
and next morning the order appeared.
giving Major Key permanent leave ol
absence from duty. and allowing him
his whole time in which to consider the
futility Of programmes" and The m.
-ytssS'ssy isvoroF princs1-ws
learn that efforts are being made 70
have him reinstated.
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The Battle It CerintA.


The following brilliant and spirited
description Of the charge by the rebel,
at Corinth, u from The Democrat.
carrespondence:
"About half past eight o'clock ther,
was aAalmost entire ae3seaGon 81 firing
. portenteus aad slnost sablide rsxse
everything aee@ed restored 10 srdder
peace. The gentle wooded slope .,tbs
50 late had blased with the ) enemy.
Ere. aud swarmed wrih their troops
,wss as stilbss IN better dxys. and moi I
glancing bayonet vas to Be- SEEN. Bat
il Was understood. The hssvs sudn =.
gacious Rosecrans rqds along Ne line,
cheering the men. At last there VA
a sound in the woods as Of = rising
wind. The troops stood to shsir arms
-anxiaos iieLi-2lsssss esss turned to The
n.r,h and wsss. sad ,soeA . lul4 line Of
tas.ls iose over the ridges. ussine on
The double quick. their colon iJina,
and presented : most iosmidibls front.
The moment they appeared the three
basl'ons in range opened upon them
witlra crash that shook the earth. To
one inexperienced 10 wosld seem thagall
the, hos, mus: be supihilalsd. usBue sas
the smoke cleared away. you ceuh, ~
them coming in the face Of il. ss though
It had been summer shower. Tho tes-
rible line was one mile long. asd COIN
,posed Of some 81. 900 mes. They en-
tered the abatis with frsstisNuthnsiasu.
cheering. leaping over the 1upks Of
the trees. wading through tho brush,
while their ~nks were plougbed through
and through BY the shot aId shslls from
the batteries. OIL the hsrsie spsea-
cle-tRe braveEy-the mad bsavesy Of
she impetuods charge. - the thinning
columns rushed with res;stIess fury up
on oss rights. atsos point ID cur line
the troops iwasessdr ands swung .bsek.
Tor moment: The enemy gaiaed The
redout. scaled some of them be-
ing blown away from the. very muzsles)
Of shs cannons drove ons the cannoneers
win The bayoeet: soot Psssession OF The
guns and vhesled ihsw upon our troop.
The advantage was great but only mo-
meotary. Our soldiers recovered them.
selves and began 10 pour ic 10 ( murder
oas voiiey asd rally 10 the charge. Just
stl tins janeiurs. too. 4 battery Of i'm.
menss siege guns. planted the presioss
night In position to rake the principle
streets. opened on The exuItant foa With
an sal'coneussion.e ThiS decided the
case. 1t was not in, hsman nstur, 70 |
stand the explosion Of Sc and 81 pound
shells N uncovered ranks. They paus- |
ed. w:vered. end turned in . panic. |
An this. on which 90 much depended,
occ.p'ed APparsntly bat ! moment, 81
much shorter slime than you havs been |
reading i. and when the enemy once
turned. the flight was a., precipita.s ~ |
the advance had been. The suos vtrs
wheeled again to their duty. and 'iln,m,. |
sd with double vsugesncs and asfal q. |
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NcClsllan's Purposes.

It occasioned much surprise thai
General Met cClsllan allowed our army q
remain idle many months on the Po-
,omac when in the presence Of an in.
ferior foe.
After the battles Of Yorktown. vii.
liamsburg and Malvern Hills the late
Gen. Ksaruey wrote an indignant letter
because GAns!ai MeClsll.n failed each
esemy. The came policy vas pursued
BY Mcclellan ss the battle Of An,iel.n,
The N. Y. Times Of Oct. 4,h. tells why
McCle!lan's staff officer. Major Key,
was disn issed from the service. We
copy il below. Does Maioy Key STATE
the real purpose Of Mcclellan
Major Key. who is brother u Col.
hey. of Gen. McCi~lIan's staff. va,
attached to Gen. Halleck's s.alF on Gen.
Nc Clellan's Recommendation.
Some few days after the battle Of
Antetam. an cfficer asked Major Key.
~ one likely to be veil Informed. what
was "the reason Of our army's neglect
ing the military axiom which ssys that
beaten. crippled or retreatiny enemy
is always 70 be pursued 2"
To this Major Key responded, ,hs,
'fhe Immediate destruction Of the rebel
army Was not the programme. IL
would bs better. he said. 10 Ie, the war
linger on indecisively. and with adysn.
tsges 10 both sides. until ,le ead Of Mr.
LincoIn's term. when it "couId bs set.
tied on compromise which would save
slavery"
The officer to whom these remark.
were made paid no particular attention
to them. such utterances being unior.
iunaseIy TOO familiar in certain circles
ot the army: but in the course Of 4
casual conversation with member of
the Enthusiastically Chase. i, is said
lie mentioned ''she programme" Ms
one of Interest. considering the author.
ity on which it had been put forth.
The matter, with commendabls
Promptnsss. was immediately laid by
the Cabinet officer before The President.
who instantly caused the officer Who
had repeated Major Keys conversation
10 be sent for.
Assomshed atthe serious turas ,hines
we're taking. the officer appeared /: aud
On being cross-examined, though ~.
!uctant 70 injure Major Key. was obliged
70 give the whole conversation. the s1b-
stance Of which was then reduced to
writing BY Nj. Hay. the Presidss.'s
Private Secretary.
Major Key was then ssnt for, and
appeared before the President in com.
Psny with the officer TO whom he had
irst spoken. The minutes Of The ALLEGED
conversation we're then read 70 him. And
70 WAS asked had he been guilty. oil
mPating any such motives 70 Gen
NcC CIellxn.
To this Major Key responded. stating
hat be had undoubtedly used the Ian.
'uags alleged-aftsr which he com
oenced launching out into q general
indication of tbs sacredness Of the IN.
.i,ution Of slavery and the iusti6ahili,,
\ the policy Of inac.ion. or any other
'ol'ey. which had for it, object to prs.
sgvs il.
!, stop. Sir" Interrupted Mr. Lincoln.
! have not sent for you 10 discuss with
on the abstract qasstios of slavery. i,s
.eredness or the reverse. But / am ,
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Mcclellan is trying 10 make apollo
gies for Stewaxt's nid into Psnnsylva.
MIA asd escape with all his booty; bu'
NO apologies will avail to restore hin
in the confidence Of the people: and ws
do not see how it is possible for Penn.
sylvania 10 feel safe while hs is in com.
mand there. II this is the fruit Of biz
rprogrsame." it strikes us that il he
has any sen.s left be will abandon il
and a.s ~. . new nns We fh;nt ;'
would Be- . perfect God-send ios the reb.
els 10 capture him..
The news from our forces in Nilsson.
ri is conflicting snd unrelible to the
last degree. We hear 90 much that We
may say ve bear uo.hiag. The ,nsost
reliable reports indicate that several in.
decisive battles have ben fought with
tie advantage rather on our side. We
hope for moIe definite and favorable
news soon.
Hon. Solomoa Foo.s has b.sn re-
elected to the U. s. Senate from Yer
mont. l-e1 s.'e'te
The rebels appear to be leaving Ken.
tucky; but our. victories there do not
seem to b. a. decisive and impor-
'ant ~ q, 6rst reported.
A squad Of John Morgan's men sur
rounded the house Of Capt. John Town
send, lac Commander OF Red River
Home Guards. fired upon the house.
killed his wife and captured and shot
him. Sc.
The Grenada (Miss.) Appeal. rebel
organ. is in great trouble over the sig
nal defeat Of Price and Vsn Dorm by
Gen. Rosecrans. and calls upon the
State to rally 10 its own defense. as no
help can be expected from the Confed.
crate government. By the way. can
any loyal person tell Why Grant recall
ed our troops from pursuing the enemy!
10 this another feature Of the McClel.
Ian programme 70 pro'ract the war;
Parties in England. it is reported.
have been, arresisd for eeun,erfei.ing
U. g. Treasury notes.
Our loss in the battle Of Perryyille,
KY. was about 500 killed aud I.5O0l
wounded and missing. The rebel los.
10 said 70 Be much greater.
Colorado has been added 10 this De.
partment under Gen. Curtis. "
That miserable traitor. @. L. vallau. |
bingham, as We predicted has been de-
|eated in the late eleclionlor Congress. |
Gen. Schsnck has majority Of 600 in |
'he district. and il the troops had oil
been At home It would have been $500.
Gold is quoted Il 80 per cent premi-
'm 10 New York. This is . trick Of
he brokers. and IL little better thsn
reason. Prints 10 The same city are
aid 70 be Is cts. per yard.
Is thought the Union-R Republican
Il
nsJority in Pennsylvania vill b co..
100 to $1,000. Notwithstanding the lact
hstover 100000 troops from tha.
late are IN the 6eld-all for the Un.
DO. Il
In Han;ilsos oosnty. Ohio. the, De-
'oeracy have 1900 majority. II has
cen The progsmus Of The party there
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,ion Of loeal issues. We shall have less
faith ~ We work. IS
Shall Ne have any respoase to ear
inquiries from de people Of Grasshop-
Der Falls +?
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A "Union" Convention.

We notice report Of the proceedings
Of . self-styled ''Uniou" convention in
the Gazette. which met II Fairfield in
Jefferson township.on last Saturday, ,and
proceeded to nominate ticket, which
process consisted entirely and totally
in adopting the candidates nominated
At Osawkee. .se;tA tie exceptions Of txe aIsss
from this tOasnskip.
Az this so-ealled Union conyent;ou
or meeting was composed Of delegate,
from Grasshopper Falls and Je6ersou
townships (except Mr.. Gephart. Who /.
a G'asshopper man } With three from tn.
f0rmer township to one from the latter
and as simultaneously With the publ
cation Of the proceedings the Gasea
takes fom its columns the Republican
ticket. the thing looks very much |.
though tie ceair ras gotten up for IL
ezpress purpose Of acting IN Dad faith
under color Of Usion naoveneW. .6y Il
citizens Of that sosnsAip. and that it i
designed for this purpose. II the Re
publicans of Grasshopper Falls Town.
ship are not implicated in this matter,
will they please explain these strange
condolences! Will they tell Why it is
that no candidates put 10 nomination By
the Republican county convention, ex-
cept the ones from this place. we're
rejected BY the Grasshopper convention
(styling itself Union) why. indeed,
all tie others scere iadorsede Will they
explain Why the Gazete. which has
claimed to be tie organ Of the RepubIi-
can party and a. such has been sustained
y Grassiopper and claimed patronage
FROM tke officers Of de county. should
take down the Republican ticket iron
its masthead Immediately after this
GrasshopPer ticket is put forth ?
We ask these questions in earnest.
We had hoped for better things: dare
We hope so any longer? Can ws never
Be united as county on questions Of
the most vital importance?
Our readers everywhere viii bear NJ
witness that We have labored earnestly
and faithfully for the railroad Interests
Of the skole eoxsey. and have avoided
any agitation Of local questions and
animosities: and our intimate friends
will oil bear US out in the assertion. that
Ne have expressed privately the strong
est wish that these things might not
come up. and most certainly osgk nat
70 show themselves.
Bat this Grasshoppsr convention
hooks ominous; indeed. .is has the sypecs.
once cf absolsse demosstrotios that the
people there are determined 70 have
al the Offices in the eounty. in . word,
to ''rule or rc:n."
II the Republicans and substantial
men Of that township are not implicated
IN the movement aad do NOT intend 70
act In bad faith. they owe il TO the peo-
pie Of this township and the county ..
large. 70 free themselves from What
seems 70 Be completely and fellowship
ia the m0vement.
1t this Gnashopper ticket Is sanction.
ed at the polk 10 that township. " do
not think there can b. any reasoaabI.
hope for unity Of action saierta;ned
hereafter.
Afler the welfare Of the nstioa a,d
Stab. oar next desire. politically. i Tor
the best Interest Of The soaaiy. For
Ibis ~ haze hbossd 10 the psss, a.d
shall continSs 10 do - 10 The fature.
But il ell efforts Cor the general sood
IRE TO b crashsd By The epdlsss agi,.. !!
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81 The lsavssvorth Times mus,
not eonclads that becauss i belongs to
the sesser gsader others are Of the zane
elass. The Asdependeas never vas sod
never will b nsstoat paper while se
hsve control Of i,s columns. We have
al"ays been Independent. Journals
that are only e;pAers don't amount to
any thing more than the Z;mes.
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l. Is 'aid that B~gg Is si,.stening oa.
Of keasscky since he heard. Of the
oes's = ces'nsI,. he having expected
u-essorcemspls from Priee. 49,.
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rurott,s 1stsr 70 Lane.

On The 6rst page will b 5busd the
lelaer that Hos. NJ. Parrcss wrote tc
Gen. Lase. in which be proposes to buy
Lanes aid to obtain a Brigadier Gener-
ais commission for himself BY advanc.
ing Lanes efforts to succeed Lincoln in
The White House At Washington
Now We .Eiok Il was bad taste and
bad faith to publish this private letter.
Noshisg basiths absolass interests d
the State or naiiou-interests that must
certainly suffer without such action
should ever induce any one 70 betrsy
any confidence placed in him. 1t is
only in extreme cases Of this kind. or
where personal honor or reputation is
involved. That such violations Of trust
can b At eli justified. But while
We cannot excuse the betrayal Of trust
which Is. necessarily connected with
this publication. il is On event which 10
not without import tant features.
It shows 6rst, that our public men
are patriotic for considerations that
Parrot Vas willing to serve his country
for pay. and . position which should
tickle his vanity and feed his pride.
bat otherwiss .he would retire in ''bit-
sernsss" Of spirit. Such record from
bis own pen Of his motives needs no
comment. Il must forever blast him
in shs opinion Of all honorable men. and
sincere patriots. We are sorry be has
proved such . man. but not sorry that
being such be is exposed. We feel
confident the people Of Kansas do not
want such . man 70 represent them 10
Congress or hold their interests there
in his hands.
The next revelation is. that Jim. Lane
has aspirations for the Presidency !!
Nov jim. Lane is we'll qualified for
some things. bat he is about as iit to be
President Of these United States as the
devil j. To- reign in heaven. or Balaam's
ass was to b King Of Israel. His
talents, requirements past history every
thing conuscsed With him point 10 an
other sphere. but never once 70 the
Presidency. We do not make the
comparisons aboxs out Of disrespecs 70
Lane or - meaning that be is like the
devil Or the quadruped spoken Of. bu.
simply to express our opision Of his
un6tness for the post. We have no i'll.
will 10 Gen. Lane. He has done much
for Kansas. and for his past services
has the good will Of . large majority Of
the loyal people Of the State. But i.
is simply ridiculous TO talk of him for
The Presidency and be had much better
turn his aspirations some other way. !,
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Dnn nOO MALE q FEMAIE Acp.,-
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cost ~. W. 70 engIeve IL asd 90 ysaSS ~
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gisia. Maryland and fennsyivani6, eos ~ /.
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5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
Zoo Hogs'd N. O. D.. Sugar. l,, r.. !.
zoo Bbls. Loaf Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, @
100 Bbls, Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. 5. H. & N. o. Miolassss,
100 BIS. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee;
900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do ras 4,
100 Pks. Mackerel s. Herring;
so Coils Cordage; sa
100 Half BIS. s. G. Soda, -
100 BIS, Babbin's Salarauas:
800 BIS. Yeast Powders:
300 Boxes Raisins: =. -
400 do Nfanuf'd Tobacco,
300 Boxes Soap: .ss I.i.
100 Half Chests Tea:
1000 Btlls. Wrapping Paper:.
25O, 900 Segars. 80 =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-18

The htes, news from the var ,;el,l,
contains nothing striking.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-18

The following brilliant and spirited
description Of the charge by the rebels
at Corinth. il from The Democrats