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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01
TO TIE POLLS!

Fellow citizens! i An important
election is at i,aud. On next Tues.
day the people Of Kansas are 10 de-
eide whether they will redeem their
State from the desperate condition
in which her credilsand finances are
to-day. and place her ON the road to
honor and prosperity. This srea,
work can onlvabe accomplished bv
voting the Republican ticket, headed
by Thomas Carney.
Be at the polls! Be there early.
Vote and work for your State. Put
down trickery and demagoguery.
La, the ballot you deposit tell .or
your country. Hold up the hands
OF the President by a Voice from
the far west. which shall tell that
you are true and loyal. and are de-
serminsd to save the county.
No!e'a clean ticket. You can.
not do better; and let your neigh.
Dor 10 vote with YOU.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01

All manner Of deception will pro-
baby he attempted on the day oi
election. FalSehoods and SANDERS
will be circulated in abundance.
Don't believe them. Vote your
principles. Do not be led off iron,
the straight path of duty; but vote
for your manhood and for y,,ur
country. sf o'si ms. 5.
= The future o! Kansas is at stake:
her prosperity and honor are Z" he
securok kor lost. as the people shall
vote on Tuesday. a0iIe who loves
his State and wishes well for her in
the years to come should give one
days labor 10 secure timt esta. 4 ONE
10 the polls and vote the Republican
ticket. ss
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w.sp,scros, Oc,.e4.

GS& Bull has been relieved fsn
the Samand oflL Union armies IN
Kent ky. and Gen. Rosecrans ordered
to tte position. "
Gen. Pren,iss says that the effect Of
the Emancipation Proclsms'ivn upon
the South was unmistakab'e. The Re-.
bsls. in all their conyessa!ions. alluded
to L in 8 manner Indicating ti,a i was
the one thing they d,r 4 iae N.
gfees sers .bsmg drstff}slg -he r,ser'
or for safety A tafsb,r-- is.,e ,um
bers we're co - .,.... :. -L.lsssL y.
one pen, e,o~ led s,.c.heI i.s eat, IL
Af ,jlaa,bies.
Nv Y RK o.. 23.
-Gea.-b-a.s has Ia ni.I.e.I ..sa- .Mrial
iraerl oi tie IA L. %. P.rrysyi le. ~ :.
n lAs ~, Eeycia'S,s Il aseseat {si~s0 y.
y li..be SAY. o,j, i.slti.c apFr.ASs "i
n ,if.i'soJd lihy,g ttrnu so"Ps III ~
d n,ng ous 'i.aI.s y. m ih.m iol ""
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01
LoNpos Or, ie ,saQar.ns,.a;rr.

A+'POs' - 49,
n F6gEisN iNr~sA actt ari.sk n :e
ftfsa,ts sal y, AZ a,,hsa ial rl.s.es i'n J..
f,bstase as,ssoG y rPpr'>r'ls.sirrtr o
ans sslio ten 'i.rspart" 'hr {; ysrq"n'
towards n 'ormal e - nit:s n -. lie,
S'',h. and lin tia Z = ,i->ur - s..-'
0 niaon tome. f'l...se.. rom TIRE NmL
{ an iie s,mt ~ suab lsa@"
. T4~Daal.uN':w replies 10, .t''"'"'
ny lresl.Iea, L."c.ln'- .emap.ii i's Jon
T.. ci,,m i,n IN l deitnIs it ir.an '.s
'"i'"m ."u,h: !" be east "p n !,
ii J"t n P.cler"n. IN (. -p- c'' sail
he .h"u. .h' t. im- l.sd ~. m. vi
EneLn ixnd F,sr. =. s".l p'>.sh.y ita-.n
op.h, to of,.r meyi. '"u n Anne g. .,n
The basis of sep~rst ~ a"i n char
Understanding tla I'm d,s' Q, i NOT
accepted. rec.'gnlI n "u.' hi"w..0 b ,
Sir E.,3aissr. Lyts6 t.ia - speech .l,Nk
ed,up u ,lH res orss"a Of t.- Ueioi ~
i'm, O,-ibl~, and u Oash. >lxve,y WOULD
NJ, l,ns >u,,ive separation. :
".
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01
j Compromise.

/ The plan of the rebel sym2a'l;1-rs
At tie Ner,h is 80 c, mp,omi,e With the
rebels wiIlr ILey ase IN open I<yalt, and
pa ch spa iesce which shall restore
Jtf. TDa.i and, III. fellow In aitors IL
ieaai"s Places in llr IA ;ion. This is
no Lie as,.s;i"a. j, is tie xvowed p,n-
pose osutte Val!sndinyinm d.noeta's.
and the ONE Of their rnlile press. from,
Marine. % X mas. pus the ,.b-Is OF
the S'uih, who are IL .p~a ~ms To
destroy the Un on on a par vi h the
loyal men "fiiie Nortli,, who l,.,. ,usli
ed to arm. 10 support he government
One they call a,";itiYni,,s an JLe OIL.
-r'"misguiie S'u lerne.s T. .a.4 q
These things ar. ominou<. The,
slow that treason exists in lie Ere.
S s'-s, aud is ready :" s,,,k- with ,rea-
sou in Tie Sou hein Coniedrrxcy ~, lie
hs>t favorable mon ~. uf -
Ia ia. 8" tl' il is no. openl, %. be-
cause freedom Of spe. CT, i. 'hers den,ed.
and the ut.erxhce Of .entimcats as.ins,
The rebel government costs n msn Lis
life. Hence. while treason grows ra.L
a, the North. 10y atty is crushed. mur :
d~red and bloi,ed on, at The Sunti,.
The, leadera cf rebellion at The Nori!,
AZ. in communication wiki ,hnse ~ tie
Sont'' = They are ~ortiny together -
They intend to make a ccmprensiise rAiilA
rW yire Tie ~hole count,y orsy to Me'
South. boand hand und .t.es and make
The whole ndtioa raa stape pen.
There are two distinct parties in the
One Of them wishes 10 make
81 the territery FACE. the oilcr wishes,
10 make il I'll SLAVE. And the latter
party wish 10 make .lIti,e S'a:es Slave,
Is we'll as the territories. Marx these
lings. - =
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vher. Doe. 1athiss staad :

81 Fuuna.t We are not ~ to COY
|jec'ds or ess in the erk = to q:
whera6outslof the Democratic candi'
date for Congress. With his own hand
he has written his condemnation in les.
,ers Of blackness which cannot be wasns
ed. ont. Qeliberately and boldly he
places himself side by side with Val
lapdiagham. and claims TO bs-eays he
is proud to be-of the same mind with
this srrh-traitor for We knoss Valland.
inghsm is a ,raits,; he has published
himself to that effect ty his oct. 20 srer
quentIy tina. even fool cannot mistake
where he stands.
We had hoped there were fe" like
lin u 'Ka,sas. and none soiost to all
respect for deeency ~ to openly Pra-
clain their shame. But We were mis-
tifcn.@ We are sorry that such men
i've il in Kansas but W. We cannot help il.
Remember the.e things a, the r"ilss
frllow. w.ci,isens: and give treason rea
buke il viii remember ior sI' time e
come. lfany vo:-s are cast Tor tr.asn"
and traitors. tonitbody must deposit,
them. Keep yeur garments unsr",'-ll
from ,lis krfosv. anil SLOW a c!~a"
,-cSsd 70 the w0ld.' Ne hs'Pe f"r.'h-
credit Of Jefferson county. tina, ticrs
will not be- a, vs,s5 csst on Tae sdt, fnT
the man who openly PAGES himself ."!e
b, side wi,h E.ll.Mjin.Lrm. w..o Is
h"n"rcd bs the frsi'oi'. bn, is u stencil
in lie hosl iirsof Every loyal man in be
na,inann.' ,inann' ft+b;l.isesII lief camp. by his
name. willie L.ysi troop. drove Lin
Ircs, ',leif'h"e.-- and taey ,rere Demo
{, ats Mof did 4 Lei 10y al mrn ,eII Mr
Matthias that while i.s keSp.sach ;niam-
GUS rompsny, lie can only insult then.
by. ssking tier sularages. s4iS 1 saA tsi
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Kansas News.

We learn from the Daily Bulletin
.-shssnno.oFivusis0usso Of ii-inme.hn y q
rs Pixies Peak Saloon. WAS totally de-
nolsted ky scme cold jeis from the
Wisconsin regiment. under rn order
from tie Provost Marshal. The cau-.
Of this proceeding was, that som. f,."'
or Gvs soldiers from tla' regimen, ha.,
been strangely missing. and one y 10
had gone there vas seen To- BE- dragged
out the back way. ss ,honyh hs Lad
been murdered. Search Was made. aud
tie body Of a soldier found, viii i,>,
enough dirt thrown over i, 10 fiie II io,
the time. The flesh from the head had
al been salen 1T by h",s. lie couh,
""' be recognized; hut the ip'esunp ION
Is ,Lss all the mis.ing soI.ii-rs ~-,r
p,urdered there. The inma'e,pf, H..
den my have been s-ce.;ioni>is. OF
iubbers, or bath. lSu, the riIcuns:nn
auI ~siience was so con,p'.,.. s,i Tie.
place 40 no,",ious. Il wxs demolished
and The inmate. impr spnrd. II is sail
.i.r- are "'her ,i-ns of iI.e, same char
~c,.'s wtnli ~. .l.i tn GO the same way
IN he city al Lr.sen~"rtl. " m
%. .sicts d - o. +. fs,.t
Q"nnlell las been making two o.l.er
raids ins" Kansas since the destruction
of Shswnaei VII. and j, is said nine
n.en wrte Killed and others wounded
by Lin and lis band, hou.es burned.
asd pr"paryo destroyed. l., there to
I've no end sv cheese rails ~ e7sliob -
Gen: Bun, is reported 10 bs ,till in
pursuit.. of the rebels. ,l-ta t-,s
= Tie Union movement is lo,in.
strtngil' j" nearly all parts Of lie S'ai-
We should judge from via, Ne can see
and bear. ds fas -a.a -
The people Of Atclison sre still run
ming after their local affairs, and ell.
deayoriqg to lose sight Of every thing
ia. ,l.e Stale and Union except their
own lille city. That hind Of small
seItisl.ness vii! not win in the end. al
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01
nnaneis.tios.

/ vile ,hs febs of III L@No'h and
she ss.,h ar working toy iher Or the
ex'ension of &avery. the proclamation
Of the President has opened up tue way
for Emancipation.
This question is one which the rebel.
lion has forced upon the country. Il
was not the wish of the people of The
North; i, Was not the desire Of The Re-
publican party or the President. tina,
the condition Of affairs should take this
shape. We all hoped for peace and
prosperity. Blu. J-f. Davis aud his
miserable rebels willingly. wilIfulIy, and
with prea.ediia:ed malice. forced the
war upon tie county. On tie Slavery
ISSUE alone; and now every true friend
Of his country. IL matters n"l where lie
ise.,Ystihe NortA, &C slsr sSoutl.. ,cisAes
the rebels f~ssskeIsso Ae HtMosf. as
The mrrwto~ympsrh'z. with rebel.
in their treasun. are TRAITOR. at heart
themselves, and only lack an opporiu.
ri !. 10 make j, manitss, in fheir acts.
Cn~iliinslv. we say. on she p,rt Of
the people Of the Nos'hAtIe lc,st peo-
pkLsl,- r-bels have forced ,hi. great
issue Of Emancipation upon the cou"'ry.
The President has d, ne po,l.ins hastily.
He gave the rei,~ls aRe- hundred days
to ,eturn lo their allrsi.nse, and II 'l,cv
will MOI. tI.en the c"nseq qn.ncrs be upon
their own leads. The gtrar ,Qae ,ion
new beforss the c"uat.y is. Em.nr'p'-
,ion or no Emancipation. an.i abe S'u'l.
"'us, decide st. u they ch.a.sp rebel
lio" and Emanc p .tion: let ,Lem do it.
anil let The President carry on, lis
Proclamation 10 ahe letter, and with ali
the .osee A. has command. Every true
friend Of tie country will uphold Linn
in the NEST r.Sii policy f"r The enforce
menls Of tie Proclamation. a.
Ba; Il the lvbels lay .!p~n their arms
and 'eiu'n 10 their xles lance. as the
cisoiee represented to them, then l-,
'he constitution. anl nn nnli,.,y law
preta''. aud let item keep L.isq sq.lav,s.
Z. beiore., 5as - 3 g1a. ST
tbs Ia lair asd cren proposition.
Il is presented as The nsled ii,sae TO
Che rebels. and nd LEY mya decide As
gaest'o". a',se ybaiga sia 20 h-Tsrst
1t will be fine ,es, Of loyalty. ,oc.
and We shall see scme NEE. WHO love
slavery better ,iian The Union. .qnirm
aud uake wry faces. aud some openly
take the, parI Of f,r-#spn,, bur loyal men
viii cnly cling tie clvses to abe govern.
men'. aud in united body s.ar'i up TO
see that the Soul las ,x,cuy that
which she chosses, Il she chooses the
y nior. she shall, have it.. and ali its con.
siituticnsl roseclioa. II she eiouses
Emsncipsli'a.a she Shan1 ,hs,. and
ril tie powers Of darknes. canno, pre-
vent the rcsuls. 4f.o-t,. f-s,s
iiere isthepls'i"rm upo,s y Isiel.iloyai
men csu x,.nd. "shauid.r TO should.x.,
l+art -to h.sr." nd lers ,l;.s viii
stand. aud the "ga.es Of hell s!,a!l not
prevail agains: ,hrm,'' .ai aoy
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01
. Look Well to Your Ticket !

There will ne a great variety o.
tickets in the field. straight, mixed
and mongrel. Look at every name.
See tina; the men you wish I" vote
for arc on the ticket you dvr"si, IN
the ballot box. Don't be duI'ed by
any fraud. Note clean ticket.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01
- q savi' * Sr Lotfs, Oc,. s4i
10 Maj Gen k.afletx:a hslaisup9s

Gipqn'.:s Our a.s.- are entirely soc-
c"s>iui IN j. A,ksu,s.. GIN S,.he-
heI' IT, ns ,or .u.isv liaI s,ivi,.-d ut
Pea 1Fige. s.ilt GIN B.unt witN 1 G
h'sp Sivit o. w.s' ward .nd mav-d t..
wsras ll.s.,sIie vi h t'e rest Of III.
;Y,cr. Gen. BAN ey making . hard
nights match. ,eac. -.i xu,i ut, ,acked tue
rbef lo'c. Al M~ysvi!lr. near The ner'h,
~s.t corner OF Arkan <as. a, 7 O'clock.
An. on the -2sd inst. Tie enemy
WAS undcr CeOper aiMi Stsnd waite. frm
5000 10 1000 strong.-The sagay~-
u-nl lasted about an hour, an.l re>u tel
in The % al rout IL the enemy. with the
Io.s ot Ill his artillery b.t.-ry ot G
p''anders--s large humber O. l..rs.-s
and sPri'n o their ,r"n. por ai,.n
camp and gar'i>o" sequipp.se. Our
cavalry aud light howizurs w-re SUI;
in pursuit II the SC. .t-,-i i,rc.s ~Len
the mess. niger Ief,. Our i,es ( h.ur
killed nnd fifteen wonudrI. Sine .r,,..
my : much krru.r. s,"r. .Ssh.te'd r,,r..
sued Hn,!nan brsopi Hr - ,lie. COM
lny c!osr Up han. T,- -". M IN pre-.
cip''aIion "a Il hey i,- boston Mum.
'ain. A. tie ~ o. x~i t-i,~i iorce. o!
the Wesutias"t y ~ ss-.". .,Iriv~m back Ia
i..e vail! ",t e. Aska"sas isvss. anil
''", ann, y t'~ ',oen.r hss ysllan'i,
aud successfully a,c. .Mpl'-h~d it's mir
>"n We .i'i nov en- e. the lndiru
'i.r'i'"r,, ard r.,tme the refi ee-
!nlisn, y hr homes. ftfit.H
I.sL Il" e, iulis. -
II E..., NJ: =
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: iHs BArrLE ov .rkA ton I M.
t". = ii. .hai'l el.m,'M lie Ia h.
ga i"ks. >sko: n. q ii.s eoL i9f gs
s" h''dN. s'r, "a I.,r.. O no. no I.
ih.n 800 m /" M, anic nl" - :
bel o.c"o' ". GO. -. ii-.ic o no,
Face. sx"i /. p 81 n n a,.ih v.f,
-'n"s and ~i"'>ss''y a'!vsn as- ,s.
Gin. 10 iiis>r.i n.y. IL ~
The l"'!i nsl"ii> LNrnoi -av>: -
2 The utfip. III buiit i,x~ in Bar
ID" .,'nrw. J-npiny> S. .rib. J.an>.u
a.ii NJ 'rgamc.u,s =. u" ii.- X ..b.o
u" q l ~n Cncl-. on rur>,i.,, ~, u /.
Pr~~' 'l-n'"i ~ The nm .Is ul e e Ion
irau'i> L.is.s "f hss S~.r.t >ur,@ =
'At m'"iy 10 u ip7m ,h.s.< e." n,
- 'sEsn q sa5 ia 'f,i 4
GEA. LIAM 'as d.rd n x,s..smru.
80 n q '.'n i's'"-""i so2g, py,. sdis
'""i III ." att "i - t~.n p and
~ :" L. < d. o. w.,eJ.. ~ .um Of
TN ti,"us""d ."'' srs vi b. atpli..i 70
shr >ub,I, r's- sui c..,n o abe "a ,in.
: .,;' ~ 'nt en-" { MI IT." "i ''r eau"
''n;,in irf aprrup !, 80! to ,h- rri,.i .
tie 'i-,i.u'r t.miI., {, al >nId,-r. .n,,.H -
...,.,,.. "@ .'.s',' A"'s" r"' eve t'''
: y. "n'ae " 's'u;e'S W." h''"
- =. =. :" :" "c' i""'ne' oy 'eb
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Prcgress' or Refrigerator b'thei De
70. s,,s Yv,ce Of the Day. =

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W. Y ,h-.'i,i ds trr Ir INV ns ~ }
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: y -r..Ir.fns iif ip~-s.a se-sasd n.s-ss
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News Of tho Week.

" II is said Gen. Banks has gone to
New York city 70 supe'in'end an I'M
por'ante eSpedili0n which j. fi'.irg ou,
for The South. ..i old =. asaag H
Mcclellan j. reported scross the Po-
:mae. and i. is anpounccd thai. active
operations will soon COMMENCE at all
points, .b.as . Hs.li bek .emo7m
Beauregsrd reports that the Federal
forces attacked a couple Of little places
nease Savannah . fsv. days ago. aad
,Wese driven back. siss. as
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01

GUN Corrox cuvinas experi
m.n's in gunn-ry have -.cen,lv been
msde ., vr'ons. For, Wsait.'aw ~.s
r~nn"nsd-.i frs' st = d;s'-ncs "f 500
PAGES. aud len If I go. il,a gmns b.
ing charge wi,h yun-eot,n. The i'm
pu'siv. Errs "f This au'.tsnc~ va. =.
eer'a' 'n".l lie iw" ani -qr"t-r
'in,~s' . "s~r - ~ 'hsr ~ snn,n.w,!~r.
Empty shells imp.'I-'i hv g"H a'"n
ur.!ur-d the same. ,-lF-c, ~ SHELLS 6ll..l
with rp"prw''~r and imp'l'sd BY the
same s..n'.
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g We despise the low trickevy Of
demsgoynes. belong where or % what
party they may. A political campaigu
might just as we'll be conducted with
honor. dscency and truth, as by a ia-
d;inrz eifran:cfx aud fslsebnod.
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Frnna = liter o ,he cssh<stva';ve.
IN el Pea RM.g. Dc - W n,ate { =
i"iio~in. * rScts Which are not devoid
al n ey-.yq sss IS eDr b. sas -,
S,u.i>- Yesterday brsu III u, %, Pea
Rnis.. anl ~ o'clock i" EiLhar'. Tav-
: G. n. bur anIy The deserted camp of ihe
r-,..ls va. visible Eight mile. fur;L~r
South. thsIsd. xaa,s o. Il .. b, o~a .rliv
v,.'"n sro.n. .,-d tL-n., shgb si,.t -
lew yYll.ys they dispersed in sIl d'",,-
lions. Reconnoiie, In. parties n NIL 'i'-
'rec,ions brought the 81 me- news. fhe
enemy nowhere sssod' 6se. bS, re lr.ai~d
i'y,lde sho,t~str cats and sssst e'.scurs
,ad.. their force apparently ..iv,ains ;.
part going towards Lit le Rpck and PIT
Upwards Fl Smith. Ii is doubtful ~;'e H.
er they are ever iou"l in any f,.c3. ~
risk al enlargement q gsb sfh a.
T.,ir n my 'sss~prrs~aisrl,as OF al
soris. aud ,cqmvossd o n. i''s, Q ID s,"i,,
l. /; of he pore urn Il sal.d i,M t-'nu,
strip, n rags At that ~ >t..t {. ,nis
Of fresh beef and corn did ...,s Oily.
halt mua..,, hall s,.rSe,i n ~, o ."ni,
nj a iO.d rsc-. ;Mllia.y ,n~s t,s.,,k hat
sach rs they Ar..th.y vii hrri!, mas.
n stand short O. eilher tr Smi.. -
LiuIe Rock, aed r ON fhrner 10, VIII
~ easily driver rA-" e. .sW'.'.'''s si
.se R,ins. Cod,,. Iiarss r.i,.i.s .is..i':i>.
less a"o~nas liiFtz ,ne, " ~ ,t.,
by. M.yf III, Il ... 20
misty pjctly :"
'ers dri.e,I Sc as si'eTs .,in ap,. ...s
tiap' v-'nt.sshis ssl ,s..'..a i .A.I
brush ->.i II i'-ser-s,m
Ssm h. So i'r's'!', 20 .~''".r
%, Nna o. 1.>.'i.,i. Soia
=. pa an " % i 'r.l,. mt 81 TIA !. ~, -
Ia 4 is.',.s snar~> .ssr s"'"d an,i |,
~ seq -. alIil,a ami ,'ss .r An ..x.I-s
Ia OA3-s .,,r sn"ni l,.>s .n.r -vrm a
~: nos:,a. ~ t.. :a... The G,.nb,
l. III !nie-. a E. MR. oi,r- IL such I
,@e, vH,i ssse 4 meg 81. n. o cari" i !
=, rn: -. .is VI hsLs'r y ~iuii~s>~,, /
- sp'e. ia. 5!ar,m~- .wi:hihrm ali
~ M ! "r- III n. j.. anri h~c.,nins
"o' -. So oal h.. hell meet ,'.e
r,'-i !: ..tnm ~ s'ros' ,v...y .s">s
r,ss., and h"u..-s s. s!issr.i b, 4 !ai,n,
>b-li-. trrrs wincl. % ,n 1 sl.ss lar IL. t.
"'ns '.,s.i .ilty n, ,ri III. Rounded. ..:,s,.s
1T ~ sr'n with he SOD AN v'
~ ~ +. tale head lord tel. "nl, I
n ,"... r~ uncut and th. dsr- If II, a h
ty ,i"ass. ~ j.. br,is. xse ! e nYark. .,
lspie lis l".~Iy land LIN. ,sia o.
br'od",; M siin. ha'ior . ts.it ~.
.e -...s Pcs.
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Il is not .l~sy. . long fac. ,ha"' in in.
ries'". /. r's'.r eonsi~nre. nor 4 smilin.
one. '~,i'y .fali.rosi'ion.s sl.ii .'s@ {
without s+lfr-spec' sn.i,divilual i.
never ont pf reach II f'emp,aiio~. nas
Virtue lays At the. foundsioa ef all
true excellence Of character. ..e, a.. -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01

m ~ 40 Illinois editor sent 20 sno,h.
rr who had refused to exchange with
him paper bearing ihr insciipii,n j:
= Exchange "r gS'tth-W' a' rn~ eli
tor thus sdslre.s~d replied: slwill do
nsj'ler. "rsl d.n',swsn. y.mrs psper in
THIS world. n"r your camp.ny in the
next"
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WASHINGTON. Ocr. "a.

AsPseial t. the Rpub'icm says from
present indics'i"u-. a.. i,e-uls Of The
Harpar's Ferry m,. gtioas will be ~
exofolate Ge, Wit" iand every ybody
els connected With The surrender.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01

HLaue aud L, Ing is the capital Of
the leading journals 10 The Union move
ment,and getting Licked on mex: Tues
day will be their profits. isz !.
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.%A,a fr;cn.l,.Il,,,,,s...o,a,.re. !.

~Ata frien.l's lrw~e one evening.
ahs Sabhs'h school chilisem me-. ,o
prse'ise singing psepara,"ry sio an II
hihition.b The qexs day. an eLl.r sisr-r
asked little Johnny why he di,ln't <"
home with one Il The li',lr giri.--.'' - =
al shOuld have gers h6m- ~ith iL..
l''t'e gi,l that hal Oh v'.rs ap". 4
Id had ANYBODY 70 ctus ni:s y.,a
me- snaHered hs. Artlassly.
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NTlcEI n 70. .TAx-PAYIRS

4 The Tsxfs Of ihe ps.s- nj, ,s.v will. Ne dse on
~" l"'h d ~ November 1852 in pvrssancs
l'a ~sM ss'eh eaSss M de snd provided. viii
VII the se'ersi Tow, sh,p- o; ,l,r.C Cssn0.., IRE
"-"rI n's cs q wing t'r the pnrpnss Of Rec.iv-
"a F"x-s onsss s.'l"wine savs :'su
~ n.n TownsbiIs Msra.y. November ls 1852
sss~hSc q Tuessiay, rs
k-w Thmrsi,y II.
K.rtarky .. M as.
t:rss>hssyess ., ". s,sisy B. r,e-,,ss nag do
r. N and ais h. . !. = 10Y Office ~ U>A nI~es
:, Jh. khh.ssipe ss shr ,sss usi,F Inx chr ed
Tor ~ ,ir ,err 1852. - Ss'e. Schs,i. u un,, and
T'w''sfiP ur;n - ,"
S.',s @ 7 $ csn'..'" u. Ios hc.s;a,. v.,sarOn.
:. late ; h.r' x.0c,s :. =,
o,sy : = -. rof..sip lor,.r .sta ss-
in r-"n 10 T"
=; Fails sa.a 4ssiiA.op ani1a
..assss M sssss ea..d iissa a. i ..d !.
s.s: s"s'sess,y s,A sis il ,ss go - :. .,''sd :.
o. sr'rass- urp,ti "a Ire si,s, dav y 81 Jana.
Wy tS53. apeasliy. ten CT G nj w;M be aid~d-
:. COOPER. IRE surer &c.
1r:ssnm , otii~ 0skalsS<a jrE Co, ,Eansss-
80 ~ i.'Inn- i's'n1s. i'ss'n1s sesaas- sis.ss
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The two brothers. Ben. aud Fernando
Wood. have been .,ipmipaied By the
k6el Democracy for Congress. Two
greater villains do not 20 unhung.
Gen, A.Kinstry . <trisl progresses
IAoslt Il. iii b pro.seustd sith vig.
"r,bui ii is believed he w,ll be acquitted
Of ANY direct completely in .cm rrs OF
corru itn.. W .mp,.Ii" dsir,i, } "a
Bi,a, ,ier Gen 'liImms- A. Morris.
a s"p "f ,i,ist'.p p fMInrin ST .hel ii T.
Church. Ia. 'rcr"'lsn bee" srpoa" ed q
a., = ti-n.ss! Of .YolGn GERS. ~ as
ii li~,,. lluwker, WAN 3 is ,mproyiny q
H. will str. xble To q, INTO ac'ise dut
IN lev days. .Hess93o 81 snH %
The rebels start stnmir ,l,af G n.
H'"'y A.+w'sri IL i"arehing upon York
'o~n Win 5000 men. Al..,.s tia
Prire las rs's-i \ new army ., s.. OOy
T" q 900, snI is moving Again up n
Co,in,h. b7. = -ssta sslA-1 20 ~ Co u
As We predicted Al IL. lime. the STIR,
Set .ilo~, y,i- N Y. Hall. ;ha, tie
Governors Of ,h- $ a;-s wei. I, ave a.-
"'Lsr NEE ,ing aud !. maui Il" :. moyal
!" Mcclellan. anI I" L,r absurd hinss,
,,'rns out ia b. without. H. t.sJ ,foun.
aa,hn. The obi CT ot he. u, ,all is to
create di,sen,ion "a, tie N,r.h in order
10 aid the reb-ls. ia u vile ir.as.,n-
sheet. and reilly, meri,s suppression.
+ i-safr always :" di>crr,li; any Thin.
which ! ru.i'.i.s uf'il better .v,d.nc.
shows tia 4 - rns. b" A'
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01

Tie rebels under Lee are reported
I" be in fall re.res lowards Gvrd~ns-
vi'!e. SLOW linsan McCie.ias .~iil nos
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01

ETThs-Ssfe Josrssl ..lks flippa,i,,
ly aboas ''hcnes,v. chsrac'er,' the ..rp-
eosn''ion Of moral principle. in political
conduc. transferring nanhooi''' and
the tIe- That eemsssss nrAx the ''Je. il
turning prsa-her. As any thiug that
has t'sn-pired 10 shese n,any years. ,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-01

The grad jsry has sindietsd Gen
JET. C. D.es l1 manslssgh in /
ing Gen. Hslsor. y 3
The rebel pifS.s Kabamds an ion
plated vessel built in England for the
rebels. has destroyed about dozen
merchant vessels. She is . regular
nirAie