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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-02-22
10 Consumptives.

TIE Advertiser, having tsess resAorei, In he,,,h
70 aver! lew weeks By yes. single re . edy after
having Suffered several years with a severe lung
aheetiyi. apd that dread disease : Consum pion :
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ihe iiiic;rd and spread information winch he con-
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or VIII Try Us reed. it VIII cost them nothng,
and may prove a blessing. ..a r -
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sI,HE sptersirned oders for n,,e tao Of the best
L iois for private residence 10 bl bad IN ossaloo
ga fhey ar pleasantly situated on the corner Of
pela RS and Monroe streets. In pam az the vii
iare ts., frons-s ic b.. rs II -. the most de-
he. rad &C. enclosei by gooG beard Fence =
On tir-. lol. is building list could easl. be con-
ysf.-ii into ~ 'le: store foundation with the
sills ,vA dwelling house. ard well OF COON water
"a ,.e I.s.e bes~e-n these and the adjoining loe
sa pen q-es wall bc sold cheap 70, cash; App!
10 crasdre;s JOIN W. DAY,
H-,f.n ia tsfi- Real Estate AS sDt.
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STATE OF kAssAs, 81 ,AlDt ss Dse
County Of jefferson. & od bas .,ssea
n VS. Gurus '""sit aoli4yss1 smo9ls9 8
il speers ard eqaiel bnr sgaar'assop
c. *. SprsF-s 5s,9is1sbup ehi iifgJ
BY virtue Of AZ execution 10 me, "a
recled issued by The clerk OF tie first
Disi,ics Court sfiihg IN Jefferson coun :;
", aud State of Kan sas. in fisspr Ut "A.
". Curtis an! assnns. III l.. Spser ane
Cynthia a. Spter. ] lave ,his The 18Th
dsy OF November. A. d. 1901. 'ievitd
upon all the right, title u.d,'nIeress %
tie defendants OF in a.d TOO me isaos-
ing described property. to-wi.:-Lols
TWO fe) aud thf-e g M-Bi"ck s.xfe-s
il6) IN Newell's addition 10 the village
OF Oskaioosa, Jefferson County, kansas,
aud ali the appar,enances thereunio be-
longing. l will. on Saturday. the 2IsI
day oi December. A. ID. 1861. between
The hours oil one and three O'Clock IN
Tie afternoon. AT the Court house door,
in the vilias. oil Oskaloosa. County oil
Jefferson, aud State OF Kansas. expose
al public sale 10 lie highest builder Tor
cash in hand, the above described prop
city said psoperis appraised ai.s 5000
j. +. HIHIoN. Sheriff
JeEersoa County. Kansas
Moves l6-5w Printer. fee IS. 80
The sale Of the above described real
estate is postponed until the 18Th day
Of February. 1859.
J. +. HrsTos. Sheriff.
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Sherifs Notice

N"ihsn& E-caes, IS Lcmaci u. Springer.
l.. II. SPHtNsIR:-Yon will take notice that
VIII. IN NJ nday, the 10Th day OF January, 1862
be' 5the hoqrs Of one and three O'clock r.
NJ. Ivy rpm ard raise the north wesi quar-
Ter OF S.ci'sn Is. Town 8, Rang. I6 Of The Del
hwaSe Trust lands in jeff rson County, Kansas,
10 satiey atsexssutios in favor OF Nathan 4 Is
Gales " Lemuel II. Springer
u. L. HINTON, She it,
dcc29u2o,3w2i
! T15E.e Ei!E ElZh 1FI ~
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-19
THE SITUATION.

Gen. Rosecrans has reached Nashville. The
initial to his ceulpatgn. as telegraphed in an
other column. does bot present that commend
able phase of character for which many Of o1r
contemporaries haSe given him credit. 1t is
rather remarkable. we should say, for Fig6r
than for righteousness.
The plan for t4rying ont the rebellion
which he inaugura tea may not work so sue
cesafully as is anticipated 1t is obstrnctsd
by many unforseeh obstac.essnot the least 81
which is, that altho ugh not supplied with the
luxm1es. we have fine prospect for the com
forts of life here ~ The South It is more
over. doubtful exB edient which. vhilstrh easli
ing a curse eonfers the blessing of restoring
many wives and 6 ildren to those WHIP are
separated from them by thclaccidents OF war.
Our women and little ones can hardly fare
worse. even with . r uncouth way Of 1ife.
than among the cntt throatslof the enemy.
The advapce Of tAe enemy out Of Nashville
is not regarded am 4ng military circles as ap
5epRircIy sincere wager Of battle; but the con
tightly of tlic two Emes may at any momert
bring on,a general fngageneptin The vicinity
of Murf9ecsboro' or LaYergpez A rolling and
open country offers many natural advantagesI
which. our Generals comprehend. and will
hardly neglect. a.
s. The great conse4 depce Of holding Middia
Tennessee is felt by every one. and rumor has
placed IN The mouth Of one Of our chiefs ID
the field the asserti4n that pc slJalI hold It u
oil hazards and TO TIFF last extremity. lE
We know nothna positive Of the reported
appointment of Gen JosepllE. Jolnstonto tliE
command of the W-stern Department 4
private letter from his wife ,lrseeived in el.ai-
tanooga says tliat -hc is now able for serviea.
We sincerely hope the fact may not be flF
illusions Of fond anticipation. With Gen
Johnston to map ont the campaign, and Gel.
Bragg 10 execute It. we.could not fail. !i
The line Of the Potomac. is stilT quiet, Burr
sides not sci li.si.is began his boosted slene,Is
stratios. 9l
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s
lCHATTASoogA- Tuesday Evening, p II
Ny excellent htend. John Happy, much u.Arvsned
At and much quoted during the more hacyon days q
the MAR cheeted the subscriber Of these peripoiet
specuatious out 81 his place in the solumns OF
:. Rebel on yesterday morning. resume thankfd Nv
Indeed, may say,I appear with some eagsrneis TO
report the last twist Of the grapevine.
RosecrAns has, reached Nashville. regular Dhtch
swell he il too. Eith skin as tough an Egyptian
mummy. beard like a-Jew, and like Saint Mic Olsl
Ia the rhyuies
IL little round belly.
That spakes as he walks like bowl fuL Of jelly
Bot ROsecrans and sa int Nicholas resemble pnly
in this. Every other feature bears fithsr fafsly
likeness to much higher potcatate Of the same name
old Nick
BE has cast his banner on the outer wall I might
add also that the cry is still tbey sse On sun
day. al am informed, five thousand OF them
marched in. their bands playing a Dixie. =
which sesns to Be an psi d.rt Of ne Yaikss usi
Clans.
There Is great rejoicing among the Yankees in
Nashville. partly because Rosecrans has arrived. bat
mainly because Eegley j. snpercsied- This latter
individual. the citizens say. Is very Neseyget OF tte
rights Of u'<Im Fl team, Iwoula'at 9e surprised.
1 have just seen lady fresh frOm Nashville She
reports terrible tate OF suffering ami despOnde4cy
anOfg tue good pcoPe 5nereoi- hNfifpp % ttit7
connection, let ue quote the following from the
Savannah Republican. Il i trse n principle. ns
well as sympatl,etlc in spirit. In : recent issue
the editor says:
We have thrown away Kentucky-if Tennessee also
to be disgracefuly abandoneds II not, why j. some
movement not made against Nashville 70 drive ont tie
enemy andrelieve suffering people. Is i for The
want OF mem Why Is Bragg's p5lerSe army allowed
70 lie idle for weeks between Knoxville and Cum Ter
land Cap Why are they not put in motion NOV.
while Nashville with it, small garrison cosld be
easily taken Here i work for them IA they too
weak 10 go hack into Kentucky, and work thlt cites
aloud for immediate attention. Whylwat until Che
garrison shall be reinforced from the West o. trpm
Kentucky
This is tfne-every syllable The people up in Ten
nessee who have sacrifice five Tins ~ much as hse
Of the Co;toa States-4rs neglectsl On all hands. and
generally abused. Turn loose on the enemy give
fair chance and free yht an see II there Il any
discount on a.. lis al wen enough for people ~
pirate and boast What Tennc zee ought 20 do Ths
Gods truth Is We hive AZ hal tn showing Of stirvFi
rat. We have bean poar by AZ TIE lroic ffim the
first With my faesiioas frienl Jsf.r-on Dlvis in ie
su:ks and my taentei Acquaintance Gen. Brays in
command ont boyt have Iis.n kept. IKE Paddy Mlf-
+ under the obscarty OF biFhei aglast scfiptare
and against cornshpsi sense
But 1 am no cr.tis5 don't abase any,sJy Calcss.
indeedI my he allowed now AMI then to des-a1
upon the operations pf this Datr' Rishrl the Thifd
the Yankees have sen. "a. in thr s'n9f Of the afsis
mentioned Rosecrans-
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CHkTrA<oork. Oct. L. -1(rI-
i i he dufy cfFnrol,nE ctrs - fallr err1E
every u heir ree1,ectre Districts arrinr he
car<ifcation herrioie cr1errd- II rcs8trts ~ The
District are ntrn- cannut - fonnl fhcT rnnsl Re
enruIed- TIE de~cripliun ~ - rlrer frurn mrua-
n. ~ infernaiian- and nrsl - rtstra under ths
head cr --Rerna. ks--
C,-rrpf. uiIi rr-n.in n their rsseciirs eouniirs
urlf ralled icr -
Wien To cal i n11c lie Chairuan I'll Eupcrin-
tsnd TIE EnroIiinE o1ctrs AID ihey sl - u.rt n
l'erscne c-rtracrd n the ral rb<y u. luurtiafrT
.frf The dzy arp1init ur azrcnI6nr he o1nH- prs
The t1rol.rE clictrs rruirud o. arrs4 earh
o. ec1ecrips ace ubo nay H. fnrnl ~ teir districts
uit1o-t cfT1itcate o. tNtznltion. ItrT nay cal
nPon TIE shcrie and c1nstabies % ala hen. snd IL
oi1er aU-st11cc b. ncct-s1ry. hey uI repult he
Act 20 ne. zad troops III u flraishe1-
LrrolllnE c1cers Al a. - ir D1rttts Ard tlIer
cuiis % r1t cd uilh te frst err1iifrf. Ihcy arr
req1iredto ratrh lie bistrict ard - make Ecrkly
repri< Ihey III he held 70 strIt atcuurfnbiIifT
ior &c frnth q her renorts- And uhnrer - then
utinLf fails rrn ply - 1rre-l % frprfl persons
oonscrlt a. dreried Above VA hirsEli le dealt
uii1- Ihe CouItdef1tE 6oFcrnrlcut Elrns lien an
PIE cnmpglsztipn. and he Eurk mast hc dlne tlrr-
oaEhlE- chnr-hen 81 The costly Corris arr charrsl
HIL1 ne general snIeriute1cence 81 f1e enrolment u
their ronnties- IA0- l. HOPkINS- A. ID C.
o. u, Isl and Supt- q knroIinC or5rtrE.
- Els1 Ten nessae papers cuIIr-
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matter whSlhavd brasely and quietly awaited
AEsCHell.p viii soon die out. Aniable
excsllehce often reaehes, but never sur
mounts The shadows of 4 grinding oppres-
sion and the spIsndoss of d rising opposition
will throw him far into the back ground
You lehnnot draw blood from turnip. and
you eapnot make a Napoleon, however little,
outilofI the milk 3ad water Of merely $3.50
West Pointer and tolerably fair Rail Road
Prestdent. Mcclellan has walked the plank,
and though his head and half his body still
foht above the waves, the wild current, the
ceaselkss elements, the thunders, the light
enings, the sweeping course Of the ship of
state win presently leave him to buffet alone,
obsed8dly 4ndI violently it may be, among
the dsappointments aud vexatious Of ca
reer cast under the ocean Of rcvolution.-
The 4aiet caves of secluded, domestic
tranquility, may happily end a magnificent
faflnrS, with at least peaceful, if not a
splandiH lott; and after ages witness, in the
riscaH4 fall of 2 would-be Napoleon, a use
ful lesson ard ! wholesome moral.
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sstratiop.

II ~ Il
The elnnor Of Wallt street, tho foyer il
tho, region Of 1anmary and Mozart Halls,
the indignation of, the Democracy, the quiet
,listrust Of tia less rabid Republicans, and
the jsbilant Civilizations of the abolitionists,
all this Wild chaos of public sentiment i
fifty echoed from the camp of Mcclellan,
where military household is suddenly
thrown into mourning, where soldiers nlone
to and fro, sullen and moody, where one1s
are thick as crows at christmas, black alll
biighting, the whole slowly, but sadly mott
ing round the central figures of Burnsid9ss
and the Great Deposed, giving dramatEe
form and ordor to the general theatrical dis-
play.
Such is the scene, such1is the stage.
Such are the q. a,aafis pe,isonae. II.
What does an this,nean!gs Where will IL
end To what result is this spectacle 81
profound sensation, of pathetic display, %
tangled, discordant music Of war to lead t9
Is it the hol7olO ,emao.id,i of the already
beaten and blasted trunk of arch-abolitidn -
ism, shrunk from king monarch. ofrthe
wilderness of revolution, to the bare and
shrivelied, charred and falling tree which
Has been stricken by the tightening of .
peoples wrath Is it the peal Of th9t
bells which are to ringthe triumph Of rfd,
son over subjugated riot, and to convert Nc.
Clellan into second Cromwell 2 Is it The
last dismal music of the Union, whose difge
is to- be the battle march Of new and greFat
er revolution and the rise<of an imperial
dictation above the falling pillars of once
magnificent temple of liberty Is it. ih !
word, to be the grand entry of a ew.erl
of military power above the begrimmed i'm
cge ola loathsome despotism of hspocrpel
and ignorance
If Mcclellan was a man Of men, if he VA
a fercer partizan of the school of progress
if he was, indeed, the s.little Napoleon .
the West, he might ride r5ugh-shod int
the control of the government, as his p9lit
ical confreres have ridden rongh-shod int
the House of Representatives.
But Mcclellan is no such man. His /
one of those quiet, amiable, mediocre minds
which docs not venture upon giganticlfevo
Iutionary measures He would never Sc
any river a-fre; he would revar turn tn
Potomac up stream beyond its natural tide
water. Mcclellan We believe to be yer,
excellent man, but nOta great man. Pos
.;blv not even an am bilious one farther thai
the legitimate gradasions of settled eares
hermit. He is, therefore, mere cats pa
q the hands Of the real red republicans tn
daan delivers after the hidden gold Of III
ueep w
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WoMAN's LOVE.

Holy. holy is the love.of Woman
Bright and bot endless as the starry sphere
Treading earth with footsteps soft and airy
Hope and Nersy's faithful minister
Here she drops her fairest, sweetest ro=es
Ia the path Of Joys triumpli4l car~s~
Here TO sorrow : fearful eye sheSffses,
Like the gIoryof a newborn Star
Pleasure greets Ter as-tle latest mortal
Drinking life and beauty from her eyes
Sorrow greetsiier a. blessing angel.
spft descendinz from the happy skies
Allt>rFhom God INTO HgE care hath given
Misses Earth and only dreams Of Heaven.
- wILLIAN HrbSEa
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OK he rnorning q me inEf. = ne 70 - nnuea
" ROBERT. BOE-1eloaEi3r = 80. - 4
Boune said boy - clpper sisr - - odd Eood
size aud likely tie en- Ne fo.s Cazululssa
RS il Shattaas3<4. - A9sf Gu B-.u1rs refnru
IRON Nidiis Teonesree- VII pay lfl,-ral rt Nnr1
Tor any inisrE1atiol il reEarl = boofs
aid 10y ~ ior Ia delivery u ne - tie uce Or IL
Post Colnuifsary IN ct-f -a1ooEA-
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LOST-FOUND. q
LOsI--S25 REWARD

ON the night u the 10th 0s-tober. 1851. ny negro
" boy Andy - years old s feet 10 inches hiz.h
black complexion Wa missing and last beard 81
between Cumberland Ford aud the Cap Any fEior-
aeiou ni the boy viii be thankfully receiFed and
reward Of twenty-five dollars PAID
do not consider the boy run1zaf. and hence
hnpe he win re forwarded q Camp Diffctun. Chat
ttnooga. and delivered 20 D. StAags n hotld BE
sIl>-uf- e. = RICE.
Ilsvl-7w Lieut. 18th Reg Tenn. Tols-
Knoxville Register please copy one week And for
llarc l--- q lL-. ono.
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T-sRON the roon over Nsj. Jones once in Cbnftz-
IN noora = dark green travelling Trn1k. no marx
Outside Whoever has u or may open Il via and %
uhlom Il beionRs. and yin. II n Chauanooga. con
ftr great hFor by leaving n ny address, 81
Nal Thomas Post Qlartermasier. or RnJ Pos Our
ttrfnaser on he railroad between chattaneoEi and
Hurfrcerhoro- ISRAEis 0fBRONe.
5ors-st- Capt 4 or. wheeIer' Cav Brig
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~ p orasF- q.
Al persons wishing 70 purchhEe rpiri,ncV,
liquors Tor medkal purDosl1 11Te an cr-Er IRON
reEnlar SurFtun apprDVrf b The Le1iral Director,
Or Past SnrEecu and rIprosf NarshaI
IL Al pcrsons are strictly frubih'Ie1 scldrE zpF
fous liquors uithin ten nile a tbcee hendQrarterS
except DruEziz.s and Green Mruchaats. rllo 1ar,
yea permizslon frIn the Comn1ntaht Of tie Pos
q The ProFo<t Narshal
III Drugrigts and c.rncerF Errch-1tn serlinc b
1peclai rnissicn I'll Ic r. Quired KEEP die Tie
approved prters specified u Art l. ard return then
ne c1ice q TIE Provost Marshal a tho eio-e 81
each week for Inspection
" All perors fu1ri riniatinr h r.tnre oricr Il
leIrnce . seii1g iQ1cr< zi1 hare thtr ii7ucrr
4~eated and furued over q tbe Pos freou - Nod
cal Purseyor. - - n
BY order a Brig Gen- Helm conn,andtnr Pest
CHAS- W PEDES
noftS-iu Capt 4 Provost Narshnl-
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sleu ASbertIseAltats.

scoTTpAvIs. $50. \
SIR: You wiz please return the horse l lest with
yoa at Sparta, II sonsenIent or let know where
can get him
Very respectfully yourE. Af
Aisohia. Nov. lE-iw' E. B. BREEDLovE,
Maj. 45th Ala Reg't.
Walkers Brir-l Anderson.s Div
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- IOl-EN From the stable - eAinrel J4nee 81 ca
- too~a county. Ca the Isi inst. enc gray
hprse Eve years old. near sixteen hands high. via
s<ar each weather running parallel Etth the neck
near six inches Rug caused b. me tulo The above
rsuard ~ BE PAID delivery Of The huse a.so the
same amouit for the thief
Rinrrold. Ca. Nor. din.
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THE STAIR OF TENNESsER.

T.
rTsHE Insolvency e The estate q HiiH.fn = 81
i ttc1 hariur l-rn sngEestet. ~ I,er~,ns hrrinE
claims aEar<f The estate hereby u1iil~1 % lie
rhsrn with The C-rk the r.nniF eorf 20 sd roar-
q pr prriy snlhen1icafcd sltliu he pre4crlbrs
tv law ~ fher Ill tc fnferer barrel
nort-ln ELfZABE D. BELL
ldn-rr " 4 Hell. A. a
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~ The Cleveland PIaindealer says the late dsftst
Of the Republican party in oaio wAs not owing 10 se
fact that 50 many Of is followers we're absea; in II
army. but bec-a.e the draft frightened such ho-t u
them iuto Canada to avoid il.
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WISH % sell my ract Of land Wing ntsS tie foF1
l. ~ Stevenson IN Jack-ln cor-ty. alallarn1- Sid
tract contains abrt SO acres. go 81 uhs.h clear
"a and in rllivafionafld rich. lyi-g btrreen Grew
nd Benge's Creek-- Goodt brick dsellinE hose
sn4 ell necessary out houses ytE- kI1cher. ne-ro
iol~rs. barns. stables. a. vii take negroes or
lorieder.te money in payneat For further pzfsiru-
Lrs apply 70 myself q I. BOYD Poster. Ess-- liTng
uear the premises WALTER IROSSER
novll-lms
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WANTED.


WILL buy al the cid l.nnen and Cctton Razs old
pieces u rope gunny sacks, pieces Of tents and
TIE old rags you bring % me in tht nexf fhree
1i11IhE- igf Ehicl viii pay CASH
Wash the dirt ont and brig them In rake ID Al
The scraps and cne and gel your money Tor nat rou
have thrown away.
want them delivered a. ~ old stand he cor
ner, next door 10 o. II. P WaFnes q the store Of
b<pie1 hod BIrkuller, or - Harrison TerD- % A.
p Hun-er. JAS : EDWARDS
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ns The Houston (Texss) News says that have now
about so COO Troops in the eld west OF the Miss
river, ali prepared ana anxious tsf active service.
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~ paragraph i going the rounds Of the paper,
uii.al the caption ~ Keep the Soldier Warm old
stonexai dickson, in Virginia has complied With the
request to tho lIebt extent for no one will dtns thai
he ever reusedto take his Inea With i'm iltD tie
hottest sort Of places
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THE G 1xE.-The Baton Rouge Gazette says The Re-
centferee whitening frost has played sad havoc with
the sugar cane Bot little sAed cane the Io~Ianhs
viii be saved aud many will b compelled to depefd
npon The s;ubble and rattoous FOX next ysar.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ON Monday. The i7th day Of November. prDK.. a
" viii erpo-e Tor sic 70 tke Highest lid lar tke
late residence o. DAVID ltankin- dee ir Jas2tr.
Tenn- months credit. Al TIE I've stQk u hirh
lie died po--csEtd-clnsi.finE q tborf ~ bead Of
horses and r11les. LOO head ~ stock 60. lzd ~
Of stock hogs- Notes With approved s-rify rilI -
required. TIE anount- -nter So Inrsf be paid -
day Of sale lis 18Th d.y or Oc-ober. l1e--
orf1l-lrne NJ n. RaNklN. AM