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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-12

Gag Lieut. CorELAE has gone to Fort
Leavenworth after pay for the soldiers.
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ma Subscribers will take notice that when their
Paper comes to them with oolored marked on
It, they may be sure that their subscription has
nearly run OUT and unless renewed at once the
paper will be stopped.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-12

nB- FRED. NJ HuBsELL, Esq, of Dss
Moines has been in town for several days.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-12

ray" Emigration to Dakota Territory
continue, lively.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

M. Il. Church..Rev DAS'L Lamont, Pastor, at
II O'Clock q. IN.
Conversational Church, Rev. ". TING
LEY, Pastor, at 10Ia u. M, and p. m.
Presbyterian Church.--Rev. $. PHELPS,
Pastor, at 1917 A. NJ. and IA P. NJ.
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A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
the best rates will be paid. Also.
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and ali
kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
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Sioux City, Iowa, Mag So,h, 1862
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-06-14
THE INDEPENDENT osKLoosA KANSAS SATURDAY JUNE ~ 1862
iITkTLANTlC MONTHLY.


GOslMcNCEMENI VI In6 ScV WIN -
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A new novel. by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe,
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wooing.''
new novel, by Charles Reade, author Of "Chhs-
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1.-The Amber Goda,r and 'sSir Rohsn's Ghosa."
= naw Romance, by the author Of ssChaFics Au-
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sis0. Contributions In Prose and Poetry, by Hen.
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Holmes. James Russell Lowell, Ralph W.Emerso2,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benevolent Inssi,uuen established BY special
Endow mspi. FOR the relief Of the Sick and
D,-'r. sd. afflicted with virulent and Epidem
ic Diseases. '"d especially for the cure Of Di
.rn-ss 81 the S.xn i OTgnns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the
Vl Acting Surgeon. 10 all who apply BY letter,
viii description Ct their condition, (age, occu-
PAT u. halil- at life. &C., and in eases OF ex-
ir. me- poverty Medie.nss furnished free Of charge.
N,'usb'r uports &C Spermstorrhes, and 9TH
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r. needles employed in the Dispsnsary, sent
tn the nlic,. in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
cha gs. Two or three stamps for postage will
H. acceptable.
Address. bR J. SKILLIN HOU6HTON. Ae-
ting Surgeon. ~ ward Association. No. : South
IN Ia ,tr.e;, 'i.ilrd. ,phis. Pa. BY srdsr Of the
d r,ciur-. EZRA u. HEARTWELl, Pses't.
~ Gt.O. AlRCHILD Secretary.
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A-EE,S
q cue Cure.
fos TIE srrroY cuRr OF

fcS TIE sFEEoy cUEr OF
s-sr,sy,s.esa1 ;,~~-r. or Fever end srue,
80 ~ s,s...,-s,.ss, s -. s;;.sn.
-tes~fs sse- and fsii-a.,~ srcvesv. sf,ss~s Il
sArsse s",s. We . tess Sf s.fssn-ss "rtei.af-
~. fB s.fsas = ssr-eu cement ssDstt by
- y 49,, "A A.. q = ss.s-.ase ..sEsr.es.
80 S--nr. enE,ird hcse 20 infer tho comn.rr;.-
re stg.siirn slss:r {: res ave complaints
s.sta. >,r.aHtv. IS s,ai ssf'..ils a,niless Any
sa.sa,fis. SGc a rrase,iv j,.iust.c in d>ir &; :
-sifsrf tiese salieiirg siisoraeis irsr:ii. i;l.s
f.Qss 80 =Fa7.> ,He sssiasnaiir i-i.0n % FIVE.
49,. :, !. Se.a she system. ard prevents Tue dc
1easpa,rIfDf .,4e oEsF an Vi s.ser tie an
E5as isffsf 5isss,'ti',ry ;-iarnsns !, i.not o,i.
ss- tsst. c3y ever set o;scfass, 4 :sr his class
~ s'sss..ts. lzst 49,. iie .hesps;. he large
.srs ~ .rn -ists.s fr foisy riirs il within the
icssl'4. kfs sssi:: aud IL p..soss~ districts. rIere
> ssf aS s.ss.l: prevails, every toss ssuid
is4se t..sf a.e.t ftse.s both ter aud pToiec-
A goa rio'-'y a. sis. lciDs d. over &iy
.,.issr tr,r discovered FIR The speeds aud certain
s.53f .fffr sss'ifs aiis IL contains 10 Qi;IIe
f it-s,.. sssfa,.sss !. rIsdice~ 10 q liam o!
.iisa f,itlluss seir sl,a.essr 'eon The .on,ti.a-
tao lose cared iy 'eif - aeail..y a. i
f..4ss te.i 80 ,-r had lie disease.
B.Tss so ss.he Iloi alone the consequence o.
i..5. sss - Iassn. a nat variety Of dsoT-
t 6s'Y - iri.aiiE, .'nong - ii a-e
hi. tfisc,,-,' fsss.a,-1t -. lien arLe, Hind
.s8s ~ ~ Ernrte of rsn. -Ao.s4.,G, Iai-
~. > ~ -tR tIg.sio II ia~ Spleen. Iestry-
t,i.sgs. ~ IN =. pLr. i1Tafysis It'd lie
s. ;, = =. isr st@mseL. ri. of which. when
4.s4s s.isi, 81 -. las GA q G ~ s,.'.t ri
,a.e nirssi - ais .tisG "ples
-, = ssB ito r md r.lrsrq' snily cures
~ = + -. II !, al .s,aln bic iro.eci:sa 10
4.t -. a.. 3 ssa.iis i..seiiire 81 temporarily
49,. ~ sssis.,, e:>'-' =. II taken occa-
=, b. eli. sx.soSsd L .be u, ee.ion.
I'D if..ps iise s.r."in aid Cannot
.,sie r.afsy q Dissnt.i, 10 rper into DIS
N - s--sss- niose sa'Da..6 for pre,ee.
.r.ss...f, p. ~! e.1r s'irrr ~, is'rf- |
u if.ease.ses :. .l.c collection
4s- ....2Ez {. &C.. 1s.sn. ,.aa
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Attention Soldiers.

To disabled Soldiers, Seaman and
Marines ard uiio.ws or otLer heirs OF
Nesc wLo i.re die6 or teen killed in the
serrie Ckos &. 2Ncker. Attorney for
CMir,,& Io,rw Lad ard Pension
Sqsu Wosh1ston City, d. G.
Pensions procured Tor Soldiers. Ses-
men anil Marines Of the present war.
h" ss- iisabled by reason Of wounds
z. c,ived ~ disease contracted while in
s.ivne and Pensions. Bounty Money
aud Areas OF Pay obtained for widows
/" oi~r heirs If those who have died
o, ipen Liil.1 While ia service.
Bcun,v L,p,l procured for services
~ xry 81 tie other wars.
CHAS e. TUCKER.
Washington. D. c.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fua ALL THE PURPOSES 1fAfawlLy rYYSla

are 80 composed that disease within the ranre ~
their actiun r:rcly Withstand or eysde them
iheT pc;.niTi'iig properties search, and cleanse,
niic ir,'i'91.c every portion Of the human organ.
ism. correcting its diseased acton, ana restoring
its hesilny UTILITIES. As a consequence Of these
properties. tie Invalid VITO is lowed down with
pai' or physical del iii'y is s;orished 10 find his
health or orcrgy restored BY u remedy at once SO
simple az! Inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
~ every body, hit also many Formidable and
dangerous dis, aseS. Tho agent below named Is
Pleased n furnish g,atis my American Almanac,
containing certificates OF lhor cures ard rircciiGns
for their tie an the following complaints: Cosfise
pcsS. Hen fs.sn, Headache arising ron, 6so,dtysd
siomach, NduSea. Loiytsf,on, jan,ip an a .Loysid
L;a'f,o. Of Me Bore's. fiotnt"ry. Loss Of Appe-
tie, Jvyidior, and offer kindred complaints,
nr;iae ffum iow state Of the body or oil struc,ion
Il its !an ,,iors. They are an excellent alternative
TOR the rcnovaiion OF the blood and the siora.
ton Of to.c and strength 70 ;ne sysaen des.l.4ied
oy disease.
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Totice o. sppra:sersnt.
STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS
Csrary ~ jsrst.s'S.
.o'r 80. a. ). r''ce' Ter, cai'e' f .
Al. .,..,. John So. \ }. iier e.
i.s SAID A :, .h t si;i TAX.
.i-r l. -; ! vi 10. M.h ay. lite 80 'isi., -
Ja,.. a. IL l q t.s~e,H lr.i"u "i i" SEQ !
~ a u A ...tck 4. NJ. .. -si, a y, p"c- d .
-,.l,ra s~ ~. H.. II u,is-s taiusE.-. esiTi:e-
+ ai..tsr. a. D: L.i- I've a, q xix 10 b..'c., /.
A., The sfig.na; l. " -" I skal -'-.. w'ih u ia
sl.,,,ft q. /, &c. tie. ~ ~ l. D..iis- al . I'D
ti,i.. sa.a STA. ais. C.an.y; All IL and 80 q
. q. Ia be- ie.i'd ios. apr . q +,
q ,hs.s "a ram x''cnsiob- u OUT Il 10 III
jci l.sisii al $40. tnl ! " h ~.o.1 .i-a'-
81. =. NJ lis. III. sd, \ J y, re-.
80, e.si. \. VI. TAI LVii. : Gil
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:. o-s,. CT Lilg'S Evil,

ia s.1i fi.sssiti.sat di-ca-r. corruption os the
-,.,,. / IL v.l,ch ,i.- ,,..:i Decon,c> vi.iatcd,
->a.,. and ',.,oi beng ~ tie eu.aiio,i. IL
~ sad d, TIL hos. b'-i,. and nidv h,ii>t OFT
-iigsi- AZ am ,,;..i of =. M organ i free
yi-fcl e. a .is.ss.. nor there UhIc L may
A. 4 ,e.av. Ille srrc,;i.,t., ,a,ur :ari.,u "
-sd ~, a. I.,rrcrf.ai disease us EviI,c. :i,s-
6fa II Or ..iii,ca.;.,s fond. msparc am, kltb
ga, f.., L..,i;s. ;l.e expressing vice.. rid,
s.ssr5 ;:i " f,,c v,noisal infection. " lat
e.. b. IL 0.isin II /, Hereditary IN the co.
s;:sat;,;,. si,gJnsiing :. from parents io Children
sss.li1i;: i.';ir Il Ii,ra;ion; indeed.
S-las se i:le roi al Iii,n "..o says, II
vi r.s;t tie ii.is,a.i-s ot Tie fathers upon
- ,L:.aF.i:.' +
=, Ec.ss eas rs,i,cc iy d pc IRON from, the
i'.s.., .,f,e.sI az I.,.,To.ss matt r. wl.ch. N
:,s..1 iir.r. a.l ;,.t riai ur,.sn- : t,inhvd
p ;sl'-. Il; TIE gland. swei.i:i,: and On
Ise f..,ivy. tti,.,i,ris Or, orSs. i..is foul cor
,-sp-, .i,,. ',l.,.,i. .,-re-scs
Gar g, ~ he & ti,;. >C, oftIi,,;i, ton-tif,,-
tsSr l.sJ oaiy .u!t.r f.pli .rto.uious conn
r.--.i' ssis ,il;y have IL i'Ss powCr 20 w;ti-
s. .,ii1. r.-s I. .&e>. C. siiier d.~caScs: tun-c-
=. Al :, i,uns-rs NJ: "a i.y Gi orders
= 81 III asa. Il Ios Ss-go.;..n;i. in il;1ir nature.
=. SD i:.,i r..i f..ri bv il.i- tan. IN the
7svss Aiss. al 4 c ron uni,-iDn vi ici d.
e--i.s ..s's,a firmly lsa' it. oi -iii dir ely
- = c:sia...'i. concentration. and many
- ri.s a. s-,s "a: III: Ever, Lidr Y. BRAN.
iso 3. "f ~ i.se ossln~. arisc i.oIa CT
-, .,-.-lr 1te.i. iiy'.c ~s,rie saHse.
z .e. 81; ear q. al our pen',ic ;.c s",o''.lcrs;
-. ssu'is isiy..t.s,. by tbs iuri;ing i'll
i=s- ls. ara Is i'-'i'h : undermined by =.
a. ai.7e Z, '.or.. t'ie .rsteni We n,Hst rc'oya'c
ssfs tisos..i lsy :,lt =. i've ies.cIa". and in
!. ,v i'nlt!'y ..,ni ani exeicI>e.
- =. ..ie..i.snc We supply Ia
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

yoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Ccl.is, InineEzn, Hoaysencss,
Group, bronchitis, incipicnt COnsump.
ton. and for The relief OF cOnsump!ive
Patients IN Gdyaaccd stages Of tho
disease.
So w',e is ,ho fela Of its usefulness and 40 nu.
nerots arc ihe CAGES Of its c.res, that almost
.ycrv section at co'.rtry Al ourds IL personi pub
iely kiour. who La Z i.cn restored from alarmir q
ard eren despoat Gi,cases cf the lungs By its
re. Whcn o.ce tr. /, its superiority over every
,scr ncuiciro OF is k.nd IL To" aipasert {. escape
Observation, and where It's WRITES :,c kii.wn. lEc
pll lie 10 10, per hesitate what ap,da,c to employ
or itc distressing srd Dangerous ;LctiioEs Of tic
s,lnon ~ oTra,s ,i;.. incident 20 Ctr climate.
Willie may Inferior ronieoies thrust upon Tic
,ni..i:,,liiiy have failed and Teen discarded. this
las cain, flc.s ty every trial, conferred Lcrctits
VI +. afflicted iiey can never forget, aud pro-
iu~,il ,ars. too LIIio.sus and toe rei.asAalic 70
&C .a.,oti,i..
PREPARED BY
Et4s. y. G.. AVER g. co.
LOWELL. MASS.
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A1ER'S
Ague Cure,

.ASuG OuI0,
rtk THE SPEEDY CURE OF
ErferEitie.t Fever. o. Fever and Acuc,
Resai:,.nt Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb
Agae, Periodical Headache. or Bilious
Ecn.iache, mid Billions !eycrs, i,ideed
f.. che whole class oi diseases OIiSi.
nc,ius in hillary arrangement, caused
by tie Malaria Of ni3smatic countries.
No one remedy IS louder called FIR by the
nece> iies OF the American people than q srrc
and safe c,.r. for Fever and .hgae. Such
We az, low enabled 20 o'isr, Wit. rorfcc:
CERTAINTY that L viii eradicate the disease.
sni VITA ASSURANCE, foindcd On pFoot. that
nc harm ca. ag.se ;ioia H. Use ia any Tua.s.
t.;..
Iha. vhirl, Tro.ec:s from or prevents this
di-oricr NJ = ie of iumc sc service ia the
communities where !; prevails. i'.,eAii,. ~
better than cure. CIR the patient escapes tho
r,sk which b, run IA violent attacks u
this ia.efui t'i,;enpcr. This "CruE" cSpcls
the minsma:ic roi'on OF FIyEg AND AGrE
frnn the system and prevents the develop
men; Of thr di>caSe, II 'akeo on the int up
rroacl; If it, rrcsnoni'ury syI:,'ams. il ia
lot only the best remedy ever We; discover d
cheapest. The large quantity We supply for
Il llar h-i,gs il within the reach of every
bod: aai IN billions districts. where FEVER
ASp AsST prevails. every DO - should have il
and ne i; :rr,ly 10th Tor cure aud protection.
!, is hoped his .rice vii place it within IL,
reach Of al.-;he poor a. well Us the r.ch. a
great superiority q. his resody over any
,;hcr ever discovered ffr The speedy and GER
lan care Of In;crmitcnis is, thai il contains
no Qu,rine or mineral. consequently il Pro-
i,iccs no quiui>m or other injurious c1iccis
nha,eycr upon tic constitution. Those cured
~ it are left n, healthy Us if they had neve,
lad the disease.
Fcyer and Agucis no, alorc the consequences
Of he Inia mate poison. \ great variety 81
G,iscr.! arise fioi,s its irritation. among which
gre Neuralgia, iheunaiisni. cont. licadnl he.
Biisd css. Too,hachc. Earari,e. Cafas4L. Asth-
ma. lalpi,ati"n. Pain:al Aace,oa Il III,
SIlfca. iiystcrics. Pam III the bav cis. Ole.
PARALYSIS. aud Dcrar cement Of the stoma h.
al Of which. when originating in this cause.
put On the :utermittent tyIc c. OF become period
ica!. THIS "CUnE" cxpels the poisor r..
the -.ool. and consequently cures them all
| alike j.: y an Invaluable potcc;;on to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
rcsi.,ing in the n;laiio,s districts. II taken
occasionally or daily while exposed TO the in
feciion. ti,at will be excrcied from y systfm,
ard Camel accumulate in sufficient quantity
10 riren into d seasc. Hence il Is even more
valuable for protection t!ian cure and few will
evc- suffer firm lnter,Eittents. il they avail
Themselves cf the protection this remedy If.
fOrds.
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THE HOME CIRCLE,

The Merchant, Mechanic, and Farmer.
As its name indicates, it will be
Independent on all subjects. mot
neutral,) and in all respects up with
the times-'a lice paper fearlessly
following where Truth shall lead
the way careful Of others rights,
firmly maintaining its own.
In conducting this enterprise, tn
proprietor brings TO his aid the val
liable knowledge acquired in Ten
Years Experience as an Editor and
Publisher, and knowing no such
word as fail, he feels confident Of
success, and hopes to meet a kind
and welcome reception among new
cquaintances and future friends.
Until the undersigned arrives at
future home, to take charge Of
office, the business and local in
erests Of the paper will be conduct
ed by john w. Oar, Esq, Oskaloosu,
nsas, to whom applications should
be made and letters addressed.
J. w. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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Baggage Checked Through.

The n. d ST. Joe Z. r.. and keokuk packet
lie North Missouri, ard the Ohio Misses, n
e. RS maize close and reliable CONNECTIONS ~
Cincinna,i, wi'h"u, omnibu. ride, with the favor
tie Roads IL ia. West.
Tie ldc,,e Mimi & Columbus 4 Xenia. ard
.,,uc,.nnti Hamiit..t h DAYTON Railroads. for
ila,...n and Columbus. With the Cleveland
G. iumhus and Cinrinna'i K.R for C,sv.Inn..
i,ut,at.k Niagara Falls. The f.s'sirsg C"!ium
~ 4 C,urinaa,i. aud + ri Wayne 4 Chicago 4
Rs for Pittsburgh and Ptilads d hia. The e n
"A! Ohio RR.. f"r Fam -Siii., VII e;.ng and Bal
tim.re. Marietta h CInc. a"Aii x. X. t'r Caiiii-
.,,he. Mari. ,ta. Park, 'shu,g ard Bal'im"r-. and
uth it, er o, IT.. -Four tireai Eastern Lines TOT
New York or Bsston.
i,sser.,, r. by this route have the advantage 81
vide aud stacinu- ears. with greater libefary O
."ain h.sii IN seats aud IA ai.srs. than can -
.ona! IN any 9th, Ra,iroad ia IN. West. and The
r,,,ni-.i aif",de by
Foote'S Patent Ventilated Ears BY Gay
Ant Foote'S alent Ventilated sl,ep.ng cars ~
II. hi.
Passengers from the West by the Ohio Mss
.sip,,, l;R. mas. the advantage over 'h"-e b,
.tbrr lines Is TIE CnOiCE Or SEATS AND
cEkTiiS. trim nrippsIi ,as "a ere are no chm
- II cas- between Cincinnati and Cleveland,
i'iii-.urs h OF X iia'.
1--WE daily itroeh Express trains. Sundays Ex-
.,picd,) .,ne trai, Sunday ev' ."g.
OHIO 4 Mississippi tine TIN minuies faster
than ~. Leu. t,..e. The pua!'c si..l ecifuiy
-,g;ian.-i aynin-t bis advertising other routes
si,g quicker tine.
Ak i,r I;.kc,s vi, OhIo & Mis- issipliG r.
Fer i.fo-m,iiop, -pils u; ih. tfir-. No %.
4 r.r,iv on he e. 'rner If Fourth and Cnesnut Sis,
rtcr Plan es,' House, 81. Louis.
I. LoCGH,
,.f Gen'i T!ckai Agent.
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4
s..i !, Z 6: .a' remedy which tie medical
- az o'.- '.:.es .-sr .lcvi~c for tiis ever
sa. 81; - l-. ill,; ait Es,al maiaslr. Il !, con-
eas Use no ; s;iivr rssi .,.a:s that lave
3 s.s.svsfei f5f .ie .sXpilr ls''n nf this foul
;id fga1i - b,rod. aii,i ihc r.>c,:, cf the
=tstssn - It. Obstructive consequences.
ai-sa7ts f0ii, ;,n cnI'iioy Il Tor tie cure OF
,a;-tn.ss S.ssiiisa ut ais. tho s.:hcr .Iiiec-
c2.= ahi.n 1slss f.rn i. >urh a. i.r-rrrvz
.3 SgG> li'ai lsT>. IT. Av-uoNy's EIRg,
als,.a. ~ i,rfsnsiAs. P,uriEs. fr.Tr.ns.
tt;szesr.s- il.af,> ;..st Bolts. rhors. letter
--la rfaf- hufr-l. ocaip Han. kINGwogN,
szas4a.-.. ,sFu,slTsc and MtM.r L;AI. ;Iis-
-.sef, t.EDrss-. II srj.rS.A i'IaiLIrY. and,
-I.s =. s,l.s t,l.i-iA5Nrs Anf>i>G IRON VITA
80, ~, iA,r' icl iissois- lie p5ru.ar bNl.cj
i. ss,,,s.s ~ liz ,.sls ). ios;.ict III truth
.s,, -stss a = ..s.a -: oi iife hood. iL,
.itt,sas ~ .;ssi "a tnt ~ ;l,is sarsaii.
- y l. e. g.iII u, s..s,, y - .i,rde Ills vital lid.
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OLDET STOCK IN KANSAS

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OsB HUNDRED OF THE MARYLAND HOME GUARD
CAfrURED.-The Wheeling Iva Iutelligencer
OF Tuesday says: report, which was gener-
ally believed, was In circulation along the Bal
timOre and Ohio Railroad, near Piedmont yes-
terdaV, to the effect that on Sunday last, Lieut..
Colonel Downey Of the Third Maryland regi-
ment and 200 soldiers were captured 6y the rebels
at Moorfeld
Lieut.. Col. Downey and two companies Of his
regiment were commanding the postal nj oorHeld, +,
when portion Of Gen Ewell's rebel army came
down upon him, surprising and capturing the
whole force.
The following in relation to the same affair, Is
from the Associated Press:
MARTIssBuRs, July 1.-Colonel Harness, for
nerly Of Ashby's Cavalry, captured Moorneid on
sunday afternoon, and one hundred Of the Mary
land Home Guard, who held the place, were all
taken prisoners
They were subsequently paroled by Harness,
and sent to Cumberland with accoutrements, but
without guns. rhe Marylanders were deceived
about the number OF rebels. They were reported
four thousand strong. Harness has got himself in
a bad box, as he cannot escape capture.
Capt. Carter, Of the Jessie Scouts, was shot In
the leg bya rebel female, at Cumberland, last
night. The wound is not dangerous
Moorfeld Is postaI-yillsge, In Hardy county,
Ve., on the south branch Of the Potomac 17S mi es
northwest Of Richmond 1t contains several
stores and mills, and about fifty dwellings