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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-03-15
THE NDEpENDENr osKALoosA KANSAS SATURDAY,

Farmers and Fruit Growers
ATTENTION!
FRUIT fREEsI FRUIT TREEsI
LAKE-SHoRE : ATCHISOS NURSERIES,
N. R. GAYLORD. Proprietor.
WE have for sale for the autumn Of
w 1861 and spring Of 1869. the
largest and choicast stock of
FRUIT d ORNAMENTAL TREES
that has ever been grown on the Mis-
souri, river. Having commenced our
Nursery by setting out $50 200 trees
in the spring Of 1858. We hare the
OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS.
We say 10 all, buy trees Of . home
Nursery. Trees raised in this soil and
climate are the only ones that will pay
for setting out: you who have bought
from the East know by experience.
| Our stock consists as follows:
Apple trees from yearlings TO bear
ing size: Pears, Plums. Cherry. Peach.
Apricot, Nec.arine. Grapes, Blsckberies.
Rsspberries, Gooseberries. Strawber-
ries, Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Roses.
Rhubarb. Asparagus. DC.
We will take Grain. Stock or Land.
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Send Tor
catalogue and price list. Office and
depo. between 9th and 9th streets on
Kansas Avenue. Immediately north Of
the Commercial House, Atchison, Kan.
sas.
October IA, 1861. oct26-l31.
II =
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20

AssUMPTIoN.-It may be we'll to state to
the public that the Typographical Union have
had no meeting for over two months; that the
members Of the Union connected with this
Office were not consulted with regard to the
communication addressed to Gen. Hovey, and
knew nothing of it until informed by Mr..
Synott himself some time after it had been
sent, and of course they feel entirely exnorat-
ed from any eensure which his extreme off,
clousness may have brought upon tae Society
to which they belong. They take the ground
that the Union was organized for no purposes
which were not strictly patriotic, and they are
unwilling that their names Of influence should
be used, as they have been used By the Record
ing Secretary, without their authority. Al
the hands of this Office are the old residen,
Printers of Memphis, they hope that Mr.
Synott viii not be regarded as their represen
tative, and they are unanimous in their opiu
ion that his hasty action will add to hi
aanotoriety rather than TO his reputation IS
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Aadrs.. of Gen. Pope to HI. Army.
WASHINGTON, July IA. 1862.

UASH1nGIOn, Ouiy Il love-
To the Officers and Soldiers of the Army Of
Tirginia: 81
By special assignment of the President of
the United States: have assumed command OF
this army. q ae n ba sraa gs :.
I have spent two weeks in learning your
Whereabouts, your condition and your wants,
in preparing you for active operations, and in
placing you in positions from which you can
act promptly and to the purpose.
/ have come to you from the West, where
we have always seen the backs of our enemies
from an army whose business it has been to
seek the adversary, and to beat him when
found-whose policy has been attack, and not
defence. Is isis 3 s95t
In but one instance has the enemy been able
to place our Western armies in defensive at
titude. Ia 9i
presume that have been called here to
pursue the same system, and to lead you against
the enemy. aAsg 80. $500
It is my purpose to do so, and that speedily.
am sure you long for an opportunity to
ing. That opportunity / shall endeavor to
give you.
Meantime, 1 desire you to dismiss from your
minds certain phrases which am sorry to find
much in vogue amongst you
/ hear constantly of taking strong positions
and holding them-of lines of retreat and of
bases of supplies. Let Us discard such ideas.
The strongest position soldier should desire
| to occupy is one from which he can most easily
advance against the enemy. .ar
b. Let as study the probable lines of retreat of
our opponents, and leave our own to take care
of themselves,
| Let us look before, and not behind.
Success and glory are in the advance. $50
Disaster and shame lurk in the rear.
Let US act on this understanding, and it ID
safe to predict that your banners shall be in
] scribed with many glorious deed, and that
your names will be dear to your countrymen
/ forever - 4sre 81 Fe
JOHN POPE, Major General Cemd'g.
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A New Regiment from Vermont.

z NEW York, July 16.-The Ninth Vermont
Regiment arrived this morning, and was re-
seeiVed by the sons of Vermont, who gave
them q fitting reception, including a dinner
to the officers at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
= The regiment marched down Broadway this
afternoon, paying marching salute to the
wife of the President at the Metropolitan Ho-
tel, and embarked on the Amboy boat at six
o. clock. 81 tssF 80 .s...a.I
They were the recipients of great enttusi-
asm on their march from immense crowds.
Statutes were fred at different points.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20
ORDER NO I.--GEN. HOvEY AND THE
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

1t viii be seen by the following correspond
ence that Gen. Hovey rigidly adheres to his order
Mol; and indeed the very fact tina: the members
of so large and otherwise respectable body as
the Union of Printers see in a plain reeogni-
ton of the allegiance they owe the govern
ment something they would rather avoid
solemuly making, must go very far to show that
safety to the city renders persistency in the
order WISE while the nature of the present
contest renders it necessity in civil as in
military policy 80 s....'-.. - g 60 .
What military leader in charge Of an i'm
portant and populous post would in time of
active hostilities permit an organized body of
men to remain within his lines, who consider
it a hardship to recognize the allegiance they
naturally owe the government for the very
existence of which he is fighting?
We are pleased to see the General take SO
wise anyiew of the matter, and are only sur
prised, with hundreds of others, that he should
see the necessity of his just order when ap-
Flied TO men Of forty years yet not extend
the application of it to those of forty-six.
i94 = sa4fag aMEMPHIs, July Is, 1862.
BRIG. GES. HovET. Commanding United
States Forces General: knowing you to be
valiant soldier and a gentleman of generous
sentiments, am requested by the members Of
the Memphis Typhograp hical Union "a body
Of men VINO have remained neutral during the
present civil war; to relieve them from the
oath prescribed by yon, as they desire to have
| no part on either side IN the present conflict
They are working men and not politicians, ant
hope their names viii not be mixed upin ciyi
strife. Their occupation is to disseminat
knoWledge, and not to create nl-win among
| the great family of q mighty country. ~
I sYlG 9i19@ tsag Yours, respectfully SIT
J.B. SYEoTr, Sec-
ssstn- kzsssa Mem. Typo. Union"
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JOHN PoPE, Major General Comd'g.
-.
Daraag Exploit fn Cutting ont n British
COmfraband Trader.

New YogK, July 16.--The British steamer
Ann arrived al noon to-day, in charge of Act
ing Master Partridge The Ann was discov-
cred under the guns of Fort Morgan, Mobile
Bay, unloading arms, gunpowder, &C. when
the frigate Susquehannah and gunboat KAN
awha sailed into the bay---the former engaging
the fort, and the latter succeeded in cutting
the British neutral vessel out. The crew of
the Ann deserted and escaped, after attempting
to sink her. Her cargo consists of gunpowder,
arms, cartridge boxes, tea, coffee pepper, &c.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20
GEN. POPE.

Few Generals who use the first personal pro-
noun with such frequency and marked repe-
titions have been so successful in so many i'm
portsnt military movements as Gen. PoPE.
His transfer to a new theater of action is
therefore watched with more than ordinary
interest
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20
From Paris, KY.

PAzrs, KY, July l6-7:3o P. M.-The rebels
have sent in flags Of truce two different times,
demanding the unconditional surrender of the
place. aAt 81 aacIl01 aa
Our citizens are all under arms. They were
in line at four o'clock to receive an attack, but
the rebels have now changed their position to
North of US. & - ut -s
The place viii not be surrendered without
fight ao-3 t a8 --
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20

THE Richmond Eramli,ler Of the 9Th, con-
tains the following local item /; persons who
visited Oakwood Cemetery on Sunday states
that at least fifty untouched collins were lying
thei in the sun, and the stencil arising there
from was very great. The corpses had swol-
len and some Of the collins had burst open,
exposing their decaying and CHASTITY contents
to view"
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TroaBIe In Desrois.

Tao DETROIT, Mich, July ga large meeting
was held last night to facilitate raising new
regiments. Patriotic resolutions were passed
amid much disturbance, and the meeting came
to premature adjournment.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20

70 HEkDQUAR TERs, UNITED STATES FORCES,
= l 7aal DISTRICT OF WEsT TENNESSEE,
! s1Sia - cot soEMEMFHIs duly IS; 1862. ]
~. B. SYsoTT, Sec'y Memphis Topographic.
cal UaiOn: The respectful tone of your letter,
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-20

Brigadier-General Commanding,

We are confident that the reader will agree
with US in admitting that the argument of
General Hovey is well pointed end fairly
stated. Mr.. Synott and those who would en-
dorse his letter nigh well blush at the entire
absence not only of patriotism but of con-
sistency which he so unblushingly avows.
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FOR CHILDREN.
DIR. KeEEAG's UNIVERSAL pIzIs

ET Lsssr Ssrsfle.s:, Bs!liss,nsss, RsSLs4as, r..
Ihere hss neEcr been .sfhSTt;s N edIcius cEsr4<
to the public. that has given such ontre y.,,af1s
hsn a. AsLtxss Ga:gr:sl Pi!iS,
Beng entl.sy vegetable, they ara ker1.atIv In
nooent and oar be taken bJ the most tender Int. g
!os zionist and powerful IN removing all Bilious
seorcaops, Aold or Impure, Feted Matter frsr1 tie
stomach. In fact, they arc 10, onlJ Pilh tEai
sh2u!d Do ssed In Is.&rioss dis:r
Stomach or Bowels thoa Eh very sayivs and rsereh-
hon. In a's,s operations fsnssin heslssT
Y1pIn Biliessnssr, A.sdaeis Nd Fsal gteEhas.
.sh Sc sstap reIedI ess b cha iasi: Sss1
Esssen. Ely srcysrt hssrs, days, srS TsestLs Il
ff, BE Ass for cr; J, q. xshsAs's enivsrs.i
less. des oE!g u CENTS FER b,S, and sas Sc ssft
oy sel y CIV EsTt OF tho cnIts States.
60. y, MCLEAN. sos Profristsr.
career Ehlrt sld Pine sta, ST. Let's,
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TRAVELLERS DIREOTuEY.
BALTIMORE l. OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE l. OHIO RAILROAD.
as6 -
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHING
TON.
On AMD AYrIH SUNDAY, MAY 2Sth, 1861,
YHI PAasKNsHI YlAIEs BRYwHxN
WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND
viii ran as follows:
Rss Daily T|asns bs.vssn Washisgtos asd Bs!-
i.gton and tAs Wsst-O. Sx.days, tive
Trains to Baltimore snd one to
tks West.
Pas:eIrsJ; for the West matpg soss ocsnse
asa 4o Tor ScD..
at IoSr rates Of foss than BY say oIher iins.
For PH L DE and NEW YORK.
For ANNAfOLis-Lesvs W iahins.on Al y"
. I" a'0 ' FOR n ALL POINTS WET,
And s,s WSGD, the gs;%Srs and 6aG Rail
and on Sundays at pm.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
M Baltimore ~ ,. NJ Arrive At W ssRnin1s aI =
Lev. New York at ], n; Phil.ao;,hi. losa ?:
Leave Nev York At II ,. m; Phi.del,h $50 ..
. S % I Z; ss,s
there ~ IL T. m. and 90 ?. m.
Or Sundays at 40 snd 7.IO .. m. only from Ea,t-
1o;e. No Ann1Pcils connections on Sunday from
Baltimore Or Washington.
Passengers leaving Warrington at 80 .. m.
AID 300 ,. H., and Baltimore ct 40 a. m. and
10 ,. m, make connections at Washington Juno
TON, (ReaJ) with trains on Baltimore and Ohie
Railroad, for al points West Of the Ohio river,
and for a. points along the line of Baltimore and
Ohio road In Maryla and Virginia.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore aud Wash
nEton daily. except Sundays, ct b.S .. m. and sac
Passenger Trains leaving WashIlstou ~ 90 a,
n. II .. and p m, and Baltimore At <sOapd 40
M, and s. 30 ,. m. stop osIv at Asnarolu ard
WdShaSsfon Jxnctioas.
Way Passengers must take the Acsessss sds.ses
ffsiNs ssiy. W. 2. SMITH,
Ell Mssts- Of Yrlnsportation.
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4 CARD 10 rHE LADIES
DR.. DsPONCO's
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMlIps

e
IbsHfo.s IN coTraitng, rsgEIassg ssd ,sv,ostns
s' o2Si1e't0rs from ssntspsY eaxss and
att7dys sIees5UxI as O prto sntiss
4. hn9 t.cte Irls have now been In use for oyer
tniIJ Iesrs sid II 20 case, wlero the dir sct ems
ia4ied u give iunst decided sati.factlou "a he
SsfuhoaIe fron one of the first ladies' of
30 a. 6A3 cLiled upon my agents M thai
shs Of coS Mn d Rt.s &c, Co.. End tod them thai
psoe, n2t # Sny one shosd doubt the " onda1 ri
Cacsey OF Or. Duponco's Golden Pills. thsy mi n
IeieI any e9J To her, a. she considered il \ nxf.
enicaoy "a Administered to her daurnter, youn.
LadJ IL years old. She was fast goipS lnto Com.
sompt:on-had taken cold-nature became Oh
ss,.S ~. tSo boxss Of thsss Colder Pills sstiysIy
81. siionior proof might be given. gEese silis
&c sso oertsiA cure for Lwaysoh FOR vbifa.
frloe q per boI, "hi'os' J
:, SOD Wh9e.Sie and ketall IN Wsshinxtop b,
itetsIl BY r. BIOS VEIL. o"yn,e en- - : venue
n. AVenno; :. D.. WhIEE oorner 7,h 49,, ~. ~
ne,l pa arenue aLd al MlLBURS's, xest 18th.
thS sto,s 49,; y, da1isn b! sea0:nE sl to either
Gan h.t4 the Ills sent 20 sny eatt Of thu co,
s1L: Pref si sa X III Z. 4ss
kats sfa 2, ssiIssr s4.sIi speEsy
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,,g 90 CON soslns the above Pills are mads
noSp "a every Aren't, and they will tell Won tSsss
,' go@sss..i s59 IT: f fS5 ;A:S
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TViE EvFwEaG STAR.


= n
The following, BY Christina ROsetti, Ia mourn
fully truthful
When I was dead, nv spirit turned
To see the much frequented house;
I passed the door and saw NV friends
Ffast'uR beneath green orange bougbs.
From band To hand they pushed The wine,
They sucked tn pulp q plum and peach;
They sang, thCy l-sted and they laughed.
For each was fond Of zach
listened TO their honest chat.
said one. " Tomorrow Ne shall 10
Flooding elOng tn fs~tUTglrsS sands,
And coesrirg Mills and m.lr ~ srs
Said ore, ''BEfOTe the iurr Of tide.
We will achieve the FyTis seat
said ore, II . morrow shall BE- IAe
TO-day. but much iG1~C .Vr'c' '
rTo-morfow, said they, strong with L"re.
AID dvseit upon tic Tiessint 'gsy,
tomorrow - "EIed they, ore and eil
But M one sgnka 80 Ste dsy
Then life .tocd ful, ?, hlessed noon,
T. only I had passed away.
Tomorrow and day, they cried,
was Of yesterday.
I rhivered, cCmsorileSs but cast
Nc chill ccrCst the table CLOTH
!. al forgotten. sllivCred. sld
To Stry. and }Ct - pet tOw 10Th
passed from the familiar ToCG,
Who from love hal ~: sd away,
Like the remembrance Of guest
That taT-.sth hut day.
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OstheiIn Brothers,
SO SOUTH WILLIAM 81. NEW Yosl

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villa sp.,ricr fa,iii,ier gained iroa mkEy year,
g.sr!7aoc il ths Importing Bsslreu, &c ere n
fled to offer tralt r6Gcem.uts, sn9lT ri,c the
Itssatioa Of Il e,tssrsni ard pote Ke.-crs, as well
- C.r5 Room Gz5scist:oTs s-d Private Families
:. ,sr eomr,c:s and veil ael4cisa stock oi
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pRNTISTEY,

N HEETH.
Itl. !kQQMIs, n; %, tis lnysEtss sss retmsss
Nam persons san wear these teeth vno -
sanrst vsar ethers, and Re Dsrpea can vcar ssSsrs
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Persons calling lt my oXee can Do AssenMeassee
wits any style and price Of Teeth they msY esslrs
sisanect. strongest and most perfect denture sst
At can rroGusc, the MINERAL PL.A1H VII! 30
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DR. j. z. MeLEAN's VOLCANIC on LIE.
INTENT

rs SAT- 4E'~sa! 81 fss TsyiS for EGa sy Bssss.
Sasytxnts OF human beings hsyo been sayst a
NE 81 decreEtude and misery by the ass Of Ill In
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sMte ,s For Psraiy.is, Contracted Muscles,
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aye remedy Weep It always on hand.
f!slterf Farmers, or any OPS havip. charge Of
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o or. lSr s..iH3 Ssra'ns, Ch.fes, swelling, Lame
elscsse. Cry IL, and yos Will be convinced
EE j. a. MsLLAE, Solo Protnetor,
attn c. sFOYr. Asea., wcssinfsn,b
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