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nccess WAs again for time cheering,
~ they tegan 70 gain ground on ous
|lppearing 10 have been reinforced. bu'
our left under Gen. Nelson was driving
|them foytard with wonderful rspidi,y,
and By II o'clock Gen. Buell's force
had succ-eded in flanking them and
capturing their batteries OF artillery
They however, again rallied ON the
left and ,ecrossed to the right. and
forced GiSmssives f6rwafd "a xnatksl
desperate effort. but reinforcement.
from Gen. Wool sad Gen., Tkoma,
were coming in. regiment after regi
ment. which were sent 10 Gen. Buell.,
who had again commenced 10 drive
the enemy. flfA
About 8 r. NJ. Gen. Grant rode to
the left. where the fresh reginen,s. had
been ordered. and finding the rebels
wayeriny sent a. portion of his body
guard 10 The head IT each Of five regi-
mcnts. and then ordered charge across
the field, himself leading. ssshs bran
dished his sword aud waved them Oh
To the crpwning victory. while cannon
balls were falling like hail around hin.
The men followed with ! shout that
sounded above the roar and DIM Of arsil.
lery. and the sebels fed in dismay as
from destroying a,alauche, aud never
made, another stand.
Gen. Buell. followed the retreating
rebels. driving them in splendid style.
aud by half past i've o'clock the whole
rebrl army WAS in full se,rea. to .Cosio,b.
with on, cavalry in hot pursuit.. bu.
with what success is not Known, they
not having returned up to this hour.
We have lsken large amount Of
their artillery, also number Of pris-
.oners. We lost a number Of our .io,ces
prisoners yesterday. among whom is
Gen. Preniiss. The numb.r of troops
taken is not asceriainel. bu; is reported
nj several hundred Gen. Psenliss is
also reported vonnded. Among the
kil ed on the rebel side vas their Gen,
eral in Chief. Albrrt Sidney Johnston.
who Was struck BY cannon ball. on
Sunday. OF this there is no doub, as
the report is corroborated by s+versl
rebel officers, taken TO day. Il is fur.
ther reported That Beaaregard lad an
ARIA sl,p, off this afternoon. Generals
Bragg. Breckenridge and Jack sou were
commanding portions Of the rebel
forces. There Ihss never been parallel
Ia The gsIIaniry aud bearin. of ouroifi.
GERS. from the commanding general ,o
the loves, officer. Our loss in officers
is very heavy. Ii is impossibis 10 pre-.
sen. their names. but the following are
snpng the number Brig. Gen. w. II.
w~llsce. killed !; Col. Cexrsm. acting
Big. Gen killed; Col. Ellis. 10Th la,-
nois. kiIlv,I; Lieut.. Csnf-ld. eel Ohio,
wounded since dead Col. Kyle. 3Ist
Indians. morially wounded: Col Dsvis..
A5:h llk... mortality wounded I: Capt.
Dillon. of i8lh Illinois. killed: Capt.
M,ce S h Ills. killed: Capt.. Carter. ith
III-.. killed: Major Page. Ssh lils.. i.
Killed. -fs So
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: srcfissrsoo se- a-ral; 4
1.tice q Adminisfrlfion.

NOTICE b hereby eivea, nat o. ~ - dsy q
~ oAssks d lse2. les1srD ee Adniais1rua1o. -
the ess-ts of yOshua Tay Ior deceased sos u JeGer
son Coaney, Kansas. we're issaed u RtrAardJ. Dun.
said county. An persons holding claims sg.inss
ss'd estate arc hessSy n"siaed 70 prsasss The sane
" NJ snsteeplgnea, admiaisls1ipg. . s6esasaid,
within ons ear rom this dats OF shey may b pre-
eiaeed frqo tbe 6saoqte - ne eee169s Asd II such
esaims sN sst Hsesented Witkin three years, they
= '''''' ssple s'leeszius ]. nvgscas.
Aput Stns u03-8E3V- Adminissrator.
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The Sou hern Coast. a
: o'' NV YoRx. April g.

INV soAAs AYsu o.
e The Tribune s resn-ssee correspp :
d~ns writes lhss the rebel sasmS has
bren greatly oversassd. and his Whole
free in Southern Miss. does moi exceed
35 900 men. aud lha. half Of these are
raw recruits. = t
j A Ship Island letter Of the 9l,h of
March. reEors the arrival Of Gsnes,l
Butler. on The 20Li- A rebel axst OF
several gunbosts had made Their ap-
pearanc. in Mobile Bay. The U. s.
sanb"st Santiago de- Cabs chased /.
steamer laden With cotton ashore on the
"oast Vi LoaisiaaA. aud threw . sheli
INTO her. burning her 70 the waters
edge. The schooner Grace E. Baker.
with $50 bales Of cotton. TOR Havanna.
vas rsp,arsi By the guuboas X. r.
Cuyler. ~ SIS .7--issa ss.,. !. -
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TnE OPFlcERs elected al. the village
election on Monday last should bear in
mind that they are required to qualify.
within ten days from the time they re
ceived the notice Of their election
Let every one attend 10 this duty
promptly. that something may be done
the ensuing year. S
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THr VILLAGE ELEcrloH ON. Monday
passed of quietly. With the following
result. Mayor. p. E. Hsvens; Trustees.
L. B. Conwell.. Oliver Shrader. c. B.
Mcclellan. VIM. T. Moorman and John
w. Day; Clerk. (. II Benedict; Con-
stable. William Eyans; Assessor. J. B.
Morgan; Treasurer, Joseph Fitsimcns
Engineer, John N. Hall.
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Losr-By the undersigned. 6nr
gold pen and holder. in new pocket
case. The pen is one Of A. Mor,o"s
make first quality. No. 9. in a silver
moun,ed desk holder Any person
finding them. will be Iibrraly rewarded
by leaving them at the independent
Office. JomS w. DAY.
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I. GRATcirous ORxAMgxrArfex.- The
Public square could be easily made .
beautiful and attractive spot in our vil.
'iage with little extra labor by tie
citizens Of the place. II sbou, eight
persons with four teams. would give
their services one day in taking up and
bringing home maple trees, and suffi i
cient number cf other persons would
volunteer to set them out, in two days
there could be 200 shade trees trans.
planted on the Square. which. In t. fsw
years. would b = most beautiful place
cf resort. What more pleasant place
could there be. attended with so little
expense. fos holding conventions: pub
lie meetings. celebrations. dc. Who
would not enjoy = moonlight walk
among the trees. There Is already =
we'll on the Square that. in the dSyes,
srason, would furnish an abundance q,
water (or say such occasion. We prs..
pose shesa day Be set. aparl for sl,is
parpoee aad let every body. turn out sad
lend = helping hand 70 SO worthy m
object. Let paper be- circulated thai
each infIiyilu.l may desiomnte ~hst1,..,
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i21LI4 lHIS 51ss a45T2
NOTICE OF APPRAISE0kNT.
STA Of KANSAS

COuSTy % JsavEnAA "a So
E.u Koserss vsJsNb yoca0& =
Jyssx YocuH wiit sahs 6asire dat on
WedreAlas. ,ae 9th day a Apsil 1854, be've.s
I viii pr,rsea 10 levy up.s end arp,ai.e ,he IL.
!ewirg pvsPrrys TO VIC IN &C., d 0Dore -
il ne viliser II u sjns Sac Ia ssiA C~s,aly end
Sssse. sisustsa ~ sss us'sath Oe ske 0gssS cp-
pr river, .sM properly sr b. sevisbspesby b vir-
ave ~ On esscssisa issasa b. ~ Ctsskfol The
Elsst Dissrct SssaFs tisnsa Il sai1 Csaass. - ts-
vos u 4. ID. kphssss. = sa sasiaes Jeaps issem.
- ~ - tseb ~ N.W-TAYLA)Rs Shrsih.
usrls,7 A.. ..s@sss ss<za..esss
- = ff - ~ 1so
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sHERHrs sAIR &
STATE OF KANSaS.l.
CocxrY OF JITFEssoy-

n W. CuY'is, IS.
j. l. S,ees 4 c. h s3esf.
DYvirss a ~ en<u-ioaf 90 sdieesrd. b.
- susd ~ The q, rk 4 the Fr-s Nsuica Cont
>issi 4 ~ ,hessres n -Ceuusy .snt Sssp. viR
an the ffsh day Of Ma. 4. D fSSs ktvsea
,he hcurs OF tea O'Clock A. NJ. ard twO ciesssk
r. N. of that dsy y 1Esas Il NJ Ceart Hose
d.s,r. in tie village oE Oeksioosa, Jeffsnoa Co.
ksnss.. expoee ~ paSFic sale scr cash in bsaa
slt.he ,iehs. tisle. I'D sasaess sf y L S<s ssl
E l9eevs. IN esss = - f.slo.iss lzesd
Is in Newell. disoe n end il the vil,sup
ot 0aksIosa. J1srs . Co.. Kansas ard IL IL
spPnrsen,nces sh~reen-o b<Ispgine L,iedp,~
~ he pro cry n J. l. Speef and C. A Spsr.
sTd IL Gs"e n y. W, Chrdx ~ 6r,6srsy .
praissd Z ssse. N ~. fXYt0R.
.Asih aeh - 40 szsz szxr Sheriff
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SuAD. TRErs.--We observe that a
number Of the citizens Of this place are
putting out shade trees in front OF thei'
premises this spring. We are pleased
10 see this marx Of enterprise and rs-
fined tasie. Clean and shady streets
are accounted among the chief a,trxc-
iions OF most Of the cities aud towns Of
the United States that are renowned
for ,heir health and beauty. Among
these We may name Hartford aud New
Haven, Massachusetts. and Cleveland. i.
the "Fores, City" Of Ohio. The pref.
ties, street in Columbus. the handsome
capital Of Ohio. is ornamen.ed with
three rows OF trees. whose branches
intesmingle. and form two arches and
shaded passages for vehicles. and two
for pedestrians. We hope every resi-
dent Of Oskaloosa will set out trees IL
the streets opposite his lots. aud that ~
ordinance may bepassed requiring rol
residents to do the same. The expense
will be SO small iLat il need hardly b.
taken into consideration. and in man.
cases. no, one cen. Of cash need be ex
pended in adding this attractive feature
TO our village. By adding little attras-
lions to our village every spring, in ten
years Oskaloosa can be made the pret-
,iest town ia all "tl,e region round
about sF
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Retreat of Cewards and Runians.
Wurxlsvo. Va. Auril 4.

A special to the N. Y.rTiass eays :
A ,e'es gram just sse<ived hsss informs
rs 'hs. ths rshels a,s retseating bstor~
oar forces under Gen. Milroy. wko has
advanced frosA Cheat Nouslnin. and
INV holds Camp Allegheny, lately
.vacuatrd By The rtbels. -
The rebels have also Gsllsn hack from
Moptersy aud Hunlsrsville. and. seem
. be aiming hr S'aun.on, where they
viii have X X. esrxre. - ~
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Z Since the commencement of the va,
,ha three founderies at West Point,
South B''atoa and Pi,tsburg. Pa. h.v~
sosesher manufactured for the Govern.
msnt l046 Gamma. and tura~d out also
l73 ee9. sho. aad she'll Of large size and
small caIibre.
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Gen. Sturgis for Kansas Jim Craig f.r
Indians-Halieck 70 ,ake The Fed.

A dispatch from General Hs.Ieek
~tates that 0easrai Stuses goes TO
Ka"sss and Gem Craig % tho .lsdian
Territory. as k1w sses
{ G. n.Buell's advance guard has reach.
.d Gen. Grant.
Gen. Halieck viii speedily take tn.
field in person. -a
A"dres Johnson. Military Governor
OF Tennessee, rep''rts that the arrest
If several Prominent parsons engaged
in the rebellion has been made, and
THAT the Cn,"n cause is we' king veil.
Gen. Ja.k'on is ~ Newmarket, Va,
and Gen. Johnston H. ut 6Oedoasy ,Ils.
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CarRcn BELl-We are pleased 10
sunoancs tha: a bell has been sen, Cor
for the n. E. Church. which is expect.
e,l to he here mex, week. " the week
following.
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sss Aaa 9fisisHss CAfao. April q.
Special ~ No. RepubIicaa: On Fri
day evening. about 2 7o'clocc. oar forces
a, Pittsburgh. Tenn. were attacked By
,wo regiments Of infantry. two pieces
II artillery and large force of cavalry.
Our forces we're imnediasely got 10 line
Of b..trIe and prepared TO receive the
attack. The eaemy only fred one
round and commenced reiresiinx. We
s<surm<d the enemy's fv~. killing and
w"unding qni'e . nunb~r. md sook
sixiesn prisoners.a TIE rebrls euly hin
Ell one Of opr men. Gen. Grant VAS
at Savannah but immediaiely left for
the field Of ac,ion. Il il sappo-ed to
have been r~connoisance in force of
The enemy 10 End out sh strength Of
our forces, and 6ndiag more than shey
expected. bea. hasiy retreat 70 CO.
rinih. :
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The STATE OF KANSAS VS. JonS LEN :
KuHL.-This case which was continued
last Saturday for ten days. will come
on far hearing before n. r. Dut,on. J.
p. on Tuesday next. April a5sh. a,
9 O'Clock A. III.
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TIE DIsrRIcr CceRr for this Coan-
" will convene on Monday. the e8'h
lay Of April. There are ninety.six
cases on the docket Tor trial. 81
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|Slo1sb. viii sevss Sompsaiss. esiaged
the el1my ;sfron,. QhiIe Major Giving
ton. Oah fonr coepsniss. swosf cav.
airy. two - infsery. depIoysa and
at!nsked ebG rebelEia the reasi dsiyiug
the guard from the rebel supply train.
capturing and burning them. The
train consisted Of fity-ose wagons. The
Major also captured and spiked one Q!
the enemys cannoas then retired sad
jcined the main force. -
In the meantime Col. Slough's COM
mnnd con'ended desperately against
superior numbers and disadvantage OF
ground. the enemy being walled in at
the mouth Of deep canon. At tour
o'clock 6gh,ing ceased b. ,naisal. .cpas
sent. Col. Slough withdrew 70 creek.
4 miles in the rear. Le,ss @ oar eide
60 killed 3 officers. and 80 to 50 wound
cd. Rsbel lpsa not knevp. 0hicess
killed ats Capt. Cook. CO r.. Lieut..
Baker. Co. l. Lieut.. Chambers. Co. G.
Lieut.. Marshall was killed in the 6rst
fight. The names Of the killed smone
the priva,es are not given. eAA
Mr.. Kiskadden Isft on the morning
-aftsr the fight. and expects ers tlis he
contest has been decided one vsy Or
The osher. ssea1 ss~ - = .ss1
+ Col. Candy wss vithis . shost dis
lance Of Santa Fe. Cemmupics,i,n
between him and Col. Slough was con.
iinually kept up, and the prospect sas
that S;bley wasrin tight 6z. II il
hoped that Slough will fall back on Fort
Union and await Csnby. when a. sd-
vance csn he made with, ssccess. NJ.
X. will return soon 70 the command.
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FIFTH DlsPArcH.

Gcn. Pope has cap ured three Gen.
erals. six th"usand prisoners oi war. me
h"nlr-d srige pieces. and several field
batteries. with immense quantities q,
small arms. tents. wagons. horses and
provisions. Our victory IS complies.
aud overwhelming. We have not hos,
single man..
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II. W. HALtEcx, Maj. Gen.
TnIgn pIspArcu.

To Secretary S-snipn:--Brig. Gen
w. w. Mrckali. late Of the U. s. Ad
iu,ant's Department. and over two
thousand Ut the rebel forces have sur.
rendered TO Gen. Pope. and is expect
ed that many mote will be eap:arvd to.
day. lmmcnse Quantities oi artillery
and supplies have ialIen into our hand
foUgTn DISPATCH.
The enemy attacked our forces ut
Pi,'sbarg. Tenn, Yesterday but was
.epulssd with heavy oss. NJ Js,ail,
given. ..g i-a
II. w. HALLEcx. Mai. Gen.
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!, Island 10. 10 Taken. ~
HEkpovARrERs DEp'r Mrs. lssiTr1.
- Sx I.s-as- A,.ril q q ~ ~

ST. L,rls. April e-3P.x.
10 Hon. +. III. SrAsroE. SecreiAsy .oi
War:
Gcn. Pope crossed the Mississippi.
River Yesterday. captured the enemy <
floating battery. car, ying IA guns. .aud
occupied T'p,onyiile Tie s.nemy swer-
lirycn from al. their works below New
Mad,id. leaving behind their artillery.
baggage. supplies. aud sick. A land
battery al l2 hexvy guns is sxktn. Ger.
iope will attack Island NJ. ~ ~ day.
and hopes 10 set in The rear of the
raemys upper batteries before night.
II. W. liArlEcx. Maj Gen.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS DEP'r MrssissTPPl,
'as ST. Lceis, April 8-9:30A.M
To lion. +. III. STANTON. Secretary e.: !:
Island No. 10 has surrendered. The
enemy has abandoned the upper land
batteries and is ebdeavoring 10 escspr
across swamp. Gen. Pops is endeav.
orins 10 cut shem of. They abandoned
everything m
II. W. HALtKcK. Maj. Gen.
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Wallace came up aud took position on
the right. and met Gen. BuelPs forces
from The opposite siie, anil Savannah
being now coayenienl. u the bath
gsounJ. the. ts,irs right. of Gen., Mel,
sons division ~as. ordered 10 inrm OF,
the right. aud the forces undsy General
Cri,,-aden were ordered to his supper,
early in the morning ssF
.sa1J sEcoxo Dsv's BATTLE.
Buell. having arr w.d on the previous
evening the baii WAS opened ~ da, light
simul,xn eously by Gen. Nelson's di-
vision On the left and Cen. Wallace 5
division on the right. Gen. N-lson's 5
force opened most calling fire = ID
advanced rapidly ~ the rebels Tell
back. The Gre soon bso.ne general
along the whole line Hnd b~gan to tell
viii terrible effect upon the enemy.
General Nc Clernand. eSl,srrrsa's. and
Hur;bu''s men. shoush tsrribIyajs!ei
from the previous day fgla. sill
maintarntd their touors won n, Don-l-
son, hut the resistance Of the rebels y,
xll points was terrible. md worthy u
better cause. e ~ - asE -
But they were not enongh Coz orr
undsun'-d braw ry. and ihs dread III
destruction produced b, our artillery.
which was swsepiu. them away like
chaif before the wind. But kn"~ ing
that i. tl~ipat wonlI he a death blow 10
their hopes. and .La, their al drpeadsd
upon this great struggle, their GeSsrais
still urged ii,em orip the face ~ de-
hoping by fnnkin. Us ON the
right 10 turn tie tide cf battle. Their
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-12
PROFITS OF FRUIT CULTURE.

IF we may believe some Of the stories told
by some of the dealers in native grape vines,
strawberry plants, ETC., there is no way to
wealth so sure and productive as the culture
of those fruits. One dealer in native vines
tells US that he can plant one thousand Con-
cord grape vines upon an acre Of ground
which will, the third year, produce twenty
five hundred pounds per acre, which, at
fifteen cents per pound, Ga moderate estimate
according to this authority would realize
the snug little sum three thousand secea han
dred and .ffty dollars per annum! An acre
of Concords, therefore, is all that is needed
to maintain genteel family in good style.
Another enthusiastic dealer in Wilson'S
Albany Strawberry Plants, says this Straw
berry will produce three hundred and fifty
bushels per acre, which at fifteen cents per
quart, amounts to Sl,GS0! One acre of
Wilson would certainly provide good living
for a poor man.
But even this, it appears, is nothing 10
what may be done in the culture of small
fruits in some parts of our favored country,
as the following story which find in the
newspapers, will conclusively prove.
Hereafter let the big story tellers of our
Atlantic coast hide their diminished heads.
California produces Duchess pears weighing
five pounds, and beats our cultivators of the
native grape ''all to pieces. | give you the
story just as it appears in that veracious
channel of information, ''The Newspapers.
This is it. ga poor girl in California picked
up the cutting of a grape vine thrown into
the road in order to drive her mule. She
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and worn and appeared good for nothing, she
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her In one season, after it bore five thous.
and punches of grapes; each bunch weighed
one pound, and these on being sold brought
her the handsome sum of $4,000 Gard
ner's Nonthly.'
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the United States or Canadas.
To TIE LADIES-Who need confdentiak medical
adviser with regard to any of those interesting complaints
to which their delicate organization renders them LIABLE
particularly invited to consult us.
TUE ELECTRO GALvANIc PRoTEcryE."-For married
ladies whose health will not admit who have desire
to increase their families be obtained above. 1t
is perfectly safe preventive to conception and has been
extensively used during the last twenty years. Price re-