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10. That the arrest, imprisonment, pre-
tended trial. and actual pishment of
Clement J.. Yallapdingham, citizen Of
the State of Ohio, net beloneing to the
land or naval forces Of the United States
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01
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and tie ease By which il u produced.
IN aA3fxo NV PIMA
the tDcribes ue1B % solda. The sojd st TN
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point eiak . into il, aud the two become q one
ssetal, entirely impervious 10 the action Of the
ac,;.s 10 inks. This csu Be- done in making new
peos, bceause the gold h more dan thyes ,ines
q. thick i is after the pen Is rolled 10 he prop.
er ihin: sces Of t.s.e finished state.
.s'071 WHEN PENS .ARR RgrofSrIp
. solder must .c used wh e.. viii melt sooees
Than the gold Of which she pen i :aade. Other
wise the points yilI carl isio = globular :s.erm.
BY tits process the tesmier is takss cut RI W. si6,
abe elasticity destroyed, and The paa subjected 70
the ssfe process Of corroeion. On thsss scrounss,
snd knowing from long experiences hat repoint
Cd pens rarely give satisfsc,ion, The subsOih.
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within TN days otter its; reception, II stsnped
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ting in what respect il might be improved, a. il
vii b The best guide in aIeciins ons that is.-
State q what angle you hold The pm o. the pat
per. and whether squsrely or leaning 70 the TigiA
os LIFT. These points. briefly and clearly stated
will greatly assits in making selection Tor you.
Any one sending q, einsIe lettsr post stamp
win receive . circular viii Jaesimis saessv.
isgs Of oil the sizes and prices: .a.. h'ia
Addrs,s a. MORTON,
10 Is Maiden L.as, New Yosk.
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The President;ba. designated and Sc,
apart Thursday Of next week. tho Gil
ipst.. IS day Q, Thsnkseiving and
prayer to Almighty God for His mercie..
10 granting pse victory !. and sesrnestly
reeo~~sads that the day be uobsefvsJ
By al wbs are loyal. q Eies1uE
sra There win be services al the N. E.
Church in this place on that day 1t hall
z Pait 40 o'clock. a! n. / lat s,ery loy.l
man and woman be there. Show re-
! spect to the President. manifest your
love Of, country and your aekpe.ledge-
q nenl Of God. ut aside, Soe the time.
~ diffrepcss,asdIlet there be d general
rally Of the loyaltS show iheir rccoa.
! lition Of the Most High, and their
grsti.sde for His blessings We tras.
ashe house sil b filed with the patriots.
,'rhoss hesrts'beasl high xith true de-
yo'ion ,o2the goed old, DAG. Aud may ne,
Heaven s4n 91Hp. aewz siesosissto rs-
joies1 overland return ahanks9 for on
.-shat day.. bas DID g99Tisd ie4ab ~
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HWe issse IN advance Of regular
time this week. fetsenr own aoeonmo-
dstion.
'H ,,nu..,..1 :

Xansas Nevx
The crops of the State are now pref.
~ generally secured. and it Is ascer.
tsimishAs ~ ySlda abuadass beyoad
precedent. Wheat and oats are almost
universally good. the latter is much the
best crop the country has ever produc-
ed. 1t certainly can hardly be exeeled
any ~whsss. Meter corn It y ike &c.
ing into . wilderness almost. to enter
one Of the large fields where Is stands.
According 70 ptessot indications. the
Quesiioa 10 not whether there vill be .
crop, bst whether there will b mark
ct fss the immense surplns that shall be
grown. Be Of good cheer; TIE Aissis-
.eippi 10 spsa; 1nd if'the hofsbern Trait
on do sot iassrfere, the rebellion We
hops nil be % far crushed that our
surplus products Of dIl 6ads can be
hostsd dosn the water 70 . good mark
ct.
Senator Ponstsy's wife died lass
week on boat near Albany N. Y.
Gov. Carney has returusd from. wash.
.iagion.
ms .z,rss-aaOg "
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a,gI Rev. sMK. EARlxY. lof the Easton cir
cult, delivered IN address on the sub
ject o: Slavery 10 the N. E. Church in
this place on last Monday eSsning.
: The 4,cuss VA crowded anu the id.
dress. which was abolition all through,
was received with marked appliance.
The Speaker gave come Of the dark
ds'ngs Of slavery; and they we're black
- the chambers of night. where the
in.. ss'iea had is origin: and be de-
souaeess de shole eod-defying. Heav-
en- .ccurse.t ding u words Of deep
earaes,oess. And yet. after all, the
half never can be :old. ~
Thank God. Ne beiiev the days Of
the internal system are numbered
May the time be ha''ene d when every
bond shall be broken and the oppressed
r.o<s sorn,my Of whom have been muir.
.dered and worse than murdered. be NO
longer at the mercy Of those ~hom
slavery has made worse than tends. snd
our land redeemed from the foul curse.
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HFour squaws Of the Delaware
tribe were in town the other day selling
baskets. They make q very good ar
ticle and sell item al reasonable prices.
But Is they could moi talk English. il
was anssing to hear some Of the efforts
to Jew d.en dovn. It was like "Pour.
ing vsssr 80 ooss's hack They
would gria 4 little. say something IL
Delaware. aud Ill parties look foolish
y didnl aaper n ~ AeHdiSkes' With
them.
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~ - fV0telOn ROT UOWer.
y m de matter Of tbs pssitios a, Xesiah PR
~ IT IA 0jUOent q ~ ont6 =. 1ees-
nte Of isaAc fsmelf, deceased,
whereas, The s9id keiah Pssnell, widow Of
Isaac Pa9sn sRssd. M Of 5e6.ssoa County,
in ihe State Of Kansas. has filed her petition in
+; T. l.ses,: cssa {! e Err: ;ss,gsp s, T..
or in he'd late husheadis estate; notice is hereby
given to oil persoW Interested in said estate -
heirs o. deyissss. % Who elaim title 70 rsny IN
p Ne Believing toauilll ssal 1siaias 70 Vk:-
~ in460nsp AgN ~ q tn ssstsiseen 90,
eoQ,ainiag eee hsHdged and ixty 0ysa ~ r.
ty.eght knndfedsh f167 Se-leN eass. end To
va Nj u d. epSlA,weA 4paea e sec6so
dizzy I've f3s) II tsWnship ssvea ~ Il nrge
ssvensesa (l5j. eest.isiag eiehV .te0 sssss;-
tha0us1sol1 - GlDwa = I'd OosSs On the
frss Day q - mi ngulas sa0 lh9ssf. - b
begun and heA O he 5th dsy q Oessisse A. D.
1883, irwin ee deet1s1 - 81 C01Et. dat the
aid KsziaA Pesasll - 41swsa 4 90 I'D TALL
part II II 81! aeesi dssssibs6 p1rniss. - and
sIs.SYS Ws~1 kas W. DA., Jade. .,
k~~l sold Ceugs, ~jGh tousl thssssl n.
2EEAL4ss611. - - bass1ieP II O.
t.Nc,A kaisoA ~ nh rdhy q 9sas. q.
D. 1e60sk isztSfs y .,if-.. ~ -
ls9 s,.,2 sss-. J0m " DAY, Judge.
s-srss 81 e,.iil 81 av.;5vIq-sf.p
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S1ATE OF kAHSAS,( rS.ss
Ceun!y 81 Jts1lnsoH.1 : .Ji
In the District Court Of The First Judicial Dis
tTica q Ksneas, eietinG in said Cosnty VI Jefer-
soAt - D Il Aei
|st2 aiei FlSem Crasss nshdG,l fsi
a.,
am JONI ". ooew: DESCENDANT:
eeteec: - paalnnn - 80 q snee91e
q ~ ss..lne mt yos; ne ABOVE nsnee Senn
" - .eHs L. ePqeels9 ~ 4aeaeSe IN.
- ~ se;es = $500 emsee e
!, ~ p.sss,: ssSs fi =. = ~ s
E :. SySe'c ~ e -
o9s In! !. ~ eoesseeove 1eess
S:.,;s. !: E: go: ;sd:':i ::;;: go; !ss ].
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Some twenty-three recruits for the
Eleventh Regiment left this place on
Tuesday last. We have not been able
10 obtain list Of all the names or We
would gladly publish then. We trus,
the boys will all give a good account Of
themselves. and help . great many re-
beis 10 finish their accounts.
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BLAcKsxREzxs.-We shouid like 70
have Apont ? b4tsiC Of gb.sfcthssrie'-
Bring Diem 10 right along.
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Cooper coz ns id!asItfj rebels. Who s,
reported too or three 10 our one in pum
ber(s stfangs occurrence. by the VA,
in nearly Al ba.tls.D bat were drivss
back with great loss. and pretty vel
.hrsshed. The rebel hss is reported =
b. eco killed sud 400 wounded our lo.,
10 killed IS wouaded. d We tool tbu,l
stands Of oolors. two howisers. 60 pr;. !
oners and over 500 small arms i. coo.,
condition. besides other valsbles. Col
Williams Of the First Kansas Colorsd
Regiment vas wounded ,ppe.ty severe.
y; the darkies fought with great bnv.
cry : . . . 80 . q . rssi
There 'snueh sickness among chill.
dren in Leaven worth and At other point,
'ia the State. ss 80 sai
The Conservative say !. il i quils ia.h.
ionabse to walk lane since the e.,iroll.
ment for The draft connenced. Should
ne wonder. .s.aee q .'.s.iyaipo.i
; rss-i. 81 r'',saigai.,os sir-I - s79
'S Some rufians m soldiers clothes en-.
tered house 10 1Laarsnuorth . few
nights since. during The absence Of the
husband. and pulled The sits snt Of bed,
e'aiming chat they bslepesd to Tie Pro-
voss Guard. which ras, not 70. Was
this an attempt. to get Up an outssy
against the Guard % the pa y, Of those
to Gen. E~ing's polieyi 1.
looks . i.tle that way.
From reading she statemeus of Col
Jenoison and Cspt. Hoyt. those Who
dId not know it before viii understand
nov that q personal qusrrsl vas the
eaase Of PsocIaiming Marital Law 10 this
City, oaseysafirs. 81 ~ a
Just no such firing appears "from
reading the statemeo.;;'',, and We are
botad 70 Oeiieve thai Gen kwiag was
Influenced b. 10 saeh motive. He is
,obly working for The good Of the coun-
~. and We believe be was aetuatsd BY !,
j single desire to pronote The public
Welfare in prsclaiming martial Lao /.
Leayenvor.h. And the NOSE ws ~
md hear Of the facts. the better ars ~
'atis6ed that it vas . sssek aeedsi and
rise measure. and that unadopted be
;ould never have succeed IN psssisg
Town The reign Of terror on the border.
We hope he viii stand firm and do
light let the clamor be what il nag.
The bridge at Lawrence across the
law is progressing with 6as success.
The work on the Railroad 10 being !
ushed along. we are told, vi...ss csasid-
rable rpeed. -,
A nan was arrested 10 DouslasS coun-
, for resisting the draft. and confined in
he guard house or jail st Lawrence.
light. 6sa'5s sal - f,a ~ 4
There has been but little pluodering |,
a the border since Eving's OIathe
peeci,. A jsst policy vigorously exc
.
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e ,jotaR n. HALL. b. g
.couurfdosuRvEvoRr
s.o1I lSj rfJlI ENGINEER, 10 -
NOTICE.

Ahxandsr HspeSyd. 10 he S,a.eof kenirsk ~,
yin tale notice that David T. Mitchell, oil Doug
n C0,s3sv, Kamoe, did. % The IAN dsv 0' ftb-
ruary. lSse, &c hip pesisen u the Oh issi So1Es
for jtgEarsDn County Kansas. sgainst Alexnpder
hsufcrS. eeSsiis iorsh tAas ssfl Alexsrd-r Hang
ford 10 Justly inehtsd 70 enid Milehsil in he sam
Of ss7, for morey leaned and sdssn Cd Il aid
Mieebsll 10 sid H.nsscsd. VI thInsesss sksteon
from the 5th day of JssvaU. lsse. a he fsss5sir
tan per oest per annum- And stki iiaEsiHd -
further Notified tiYst his rial estate. stccset' n
JesSusssu Ccpatv, Ksnsss. - vii the son: b easy
quarter OF spcsioR SS, township 10 range =, ..:s
80 astsebd 10 ray said mons yJuuresf q ri cot
Of euie Asd The sind AisxesdH FsnstEd " ncr,
tif;sd that he is r~q,ired 70 sppesr art ars~er
ma EDITION on Of be:ofe the 1or das q in.tt'
1861, o. the snnle will Ia ,sken =. cens-s-s.i
III Nv n. T. MITCtIii.
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siahJoussA IN G. BOwls, Defendant.
By yirtne Of tye sxsSpiion' e ms directed
and delisessd. hsus& sats q he .Rine District
Court Of the State Of Ksnsasy citing " 'apdtor
JeAxson County IN said State. will, ON
Friday, August Ilth, 4, D. 1868,
between the hours al II O'Clock, NJ, and one
o,alock, =. L., Of said day, ct the Court House
Door in the village Of O.kaloosa, in the County
and Stsas aGassssi1srSrr 81 pDeteeale, TO The
highesebadesS tqe go IN 6onds AItahe right. d.
lie and interest Of the above named defendants
in and 70 the following described property. - wit:
C.~~se~riaG THE soath wsst corner Of the
north. eess Quartet OF ssr..... e'eo''e" 10 =
township eight ts) Of range eighteen t!o,. .;---r
sasih, sixty le0) fods b tb6sSl ouAa ihsueeIesH
twsssy { "a ,uds fbsMee sontA thirty go s0ds,
thence east twer ~ e3e rods, thence south thirty
(3el rods, thence west folty reds % he elAce
a 6GiuHlHis situate ID Jelesscn C0dutt, StSte
ef Knnsas. Said property win Be cold to sitisiy
boeh executions sad has hess appraised ss sisss
Dollan tte0) ~s
Said ps@srv lsvisd % and to b cold as The
property Of H. above named deiepdsnt. II
l5O.5w N. W. TAYLOR, Sheriff, 4
Sheriff. Ohes. Oska'oo.s, JAY Z. 1852 sgl
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Teachers Examinations.

THE Examination of Teachers for Col
umbia county, will take place al the fol-
lowing times and places
Numedia, Oct. 3; franklin at Clayton's
School house, Oct. 8; Orange al Orangevllle,
Oct Z Fishingcreek at Peder's School
house, Oct. Benton at Benton, Oct 9 :;
Sugarloaf at Coles School house, Oct. 10 );
Scott at Light Street, Oct. - Madison at
Jerseylown, Oct. 10 Hemlock al Buck
Horn, Oct. 20 Monlour al Dieterick's
School house, Oct 81 Mount Pleasan, at
jones' School house, Oct. % Briarcreek
at Mariz's School house, Oct. 23 Green
wood at Rohrsburg, Oct &c; Jackson at
Derr's School house, Oct. 81 Pine al
Warnersville, Oct 80.
The exercises al all the above places TO
commences al &c O'Clock, A. NJ.
Teachers will please be pund1al in at
tendance Directors are respectfully re-
quesled TO be present.
CHARLES G. BARKLY.
Bloomsbury, Sept. II. 1863 Co 5upt.
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HysOn, Young EsySOn. Esnpe-
rial, GunpOder. TWankay
aud Skin.

OOLONG, SOUCHONG ORANGE & HY-
SON PEKOE.
JAPAN TEA of every description coll
ofed and uncolored.
This list has EACH kind OF TEA divided into
FOUR Clas-es. namely: CARGO, high
CARGO FINEST. that every one may un-
dersand from description and the prices
annexed that the Company are determined
10 undersell he whole TEA trade.
We guaTnlee 10 sell ALL our TEAS at not
over TWO CENTS( O2 CeuI~) per pound
above cost, believing this to be atrac i've
to the many who aavo heretofore been
paying EEoRMoUs PRoFirs.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS IND J0BBERS,
No. 81 Vesey Street, New York.
Sept. 9, lS65.-3mos.
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"NTnIrAnY Necessary. .''-rrumbull, Re-
pnbfcan Senator, says: Necessity is the
plea OF 'yrilnis, and if orr Constitution ceas-
ss to operate, the moment person charged
with its observation thinks there is a neces-
.siiy TO violate it, is of little use. We are
fighting to maintain the Constitution, aud
il especially beeoEes Us. in appealing to
The people, TO come TO The rescue, not to
violate ourselves How are we better than
The rebels, if both sci al naught the Constr
.irfioil.r
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DIED.

III Blotansburg, on Thuresday morning,
the 9Th list, bIr. goHE Mason, late OF the
f7ist Ressl. Penn'a. months Militia, 10
the 4Iss 5ears OF his age.
In Espy, on ihe. 29in uit.. ROBERT =. son
t,i Tsobert ). and Margaret A. hoWeh agea,
sboui years
al the l,ame place, on the z2d uh. MIS-
s.vr1Ia b.. wife Oh ths Rev. James N. Sal
mon. IN die 55.h year Of her age.
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dARRLED.

Ga the 9th ulL, BY Rev. Isaac Keller,
Hon. cHkRLks A. KLINE, of Kliuesyille,
Grsenwi,:h tap 10 SU~As G., daughter oi
David Klnz, Esq. OF Maxalaway, all OF old
Rerks.
AT the Holel in White Hall, by Rev. A
+. Shanafelt, Nr- GEo. II. SMITH, and Miss
Lszzk A DuELIs, both of Greenwood twp,
Col. CO.
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THE Aboliticn party resoried 10 all kinds
OF measures 10 carry the election for their
c,rrrpi and dishonestcandidae for Cover
aor, "Shoddy Andy In the language of
Republican paper, sstis nomination iCls q
dsgTars and his election imPos'ibis." he
returns as far as heard form are favorable
fer the Democracy.
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National Foundry.
Bloomsbury, Columbia Co.

TSyhe subsribsr, proprietor of the above
named ext ensive establishment, is now
prepared 10 receive orders for al kinds
machinery, for COLLERlES. BLAST FUR.
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES, &c, &c.
He is also prepared 10 make Stoves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and every
Thing usually made in tirsl-class Foundries
His exhaustive facilities aud practical
workmen, warrant him in receiving The
largest contracts on tie most reasonable
terms.
II Grain Of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castings
" This establishment Is located near
The Lackawanna Railroad Depot
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 9, 1868