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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-28
Prospectus
or Tie kansas Educational .yourno..

Al the organization of the "ksns..
SAFE Teachers Association. which tool
place in Leavenworth City The Is, al
October. 1868. the necessity q ate sio
OF the Press IN forw arding ne interes S
of Education in our new STATE was deep
ly Eel, and fully discussed Ii was final
~ resolved. that the Executive Com
mitiee should wait on The publishers Of
the TX naas Farmer" and do the besl
they could 70 secure an Educational De-
partment in thar paper. TIE Commit
Tee. in conference with the publishers.
found that in their judgment no sch
department could be CHAINED in tina,
paper as would meet the imperative de
mauds Of Education in this State. The
Committee then waited IN he different
publishing houses in Leavenworth City.
and learned that monthly periodical.
Of thirty-two Ociaso pages. would pas
expenses at fifty cents a volume. prov,a.
ed it could secure Eve hundred sub
seiibers. payable in advance.
This will make neat volume Of three
hundred aud eighty pages, and ought
to be in the hands Of every County Su'
perinlendent, Teacher. and friend oi
Education in the Safe. No Teacher or
School Director should be without it.
We hope all the County Superin,en-
dents and Teachers especially. will in
terest themselves TO secure and send AS
subscribers as soon as practicable The
First Number will be issued on the LIST
Of January. 1864.
The journal will be edited by the
Executive Committee, tree nf charge.
until the next Annual Meeting Of the
Association.
Please Address all Communications
to the KANSAS EDUCATioNAL jour
NAL" Leavenworlh Ci,y. Kansas.
By order Of the Committee,
II. ID. McCARTy, Che. Leavsnworth.
Rev. D. p. Mitchell. Leavenworth.
Pres. j. Denison. Manhattan,
Thos. H. Baker. Irving.
w. r. Davis, d. D.. Baldwin City
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2 ].
Our contemporaries very generally Ia
Dor under misapprehension in refer
ence to Judge DAr's connection with
this paper Mr.. Day has never been
partner in tie concern. Before our
arrival he transacted the business OF
the Office aud conducted the Local Ed.
i.orial department; but. We always
with very few exceptions Of local mat
ters--wrote the leaders for the Lndepen-
dent. sending them by mail Since we
came hers MI. Day has been associated
with US in the capacity Of local editor
only; but owing to multiplicity Of
other business. has written but a few
paragraphs for our columns during the
past sixteen months.
We make this statement because we
do no. wish Mr.. Day to be held respon-
sible for the conduct of this Journal. Il
is not right that he should be blamed
for any mistakes We may make, nor tina,
he should be held responsible for opin.
sons which attach to US alone.
While We make this statement, We
should remark that Judge Oar fully
endorses the principles. and most heart |
lily agrees with tie policy advocated in |
these columns.
Mr.. OAR expects TO leave for lis new
pot OF duty next week. aud We hope |
to hear from him frequently as Cores
ponding Editor; and We trust oar read
ers will have the pleasure of perusing
more from his pen during the year % !
come thAn they have had during the
gear that is past. !
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NOTICE.

Michael O'Conner of the .5cate of Missouri
will take notice that David 7 Mitchell, Of Doug
las County, kans s,did.on the ssh day Of Angus,
1858 file his petlti N in the district Court in AMI
ir Jefferson County, Kansas. against the said
Michael OSonncr. setting forth that on tn. 18Th
day If July. 1853, the said Miehae - Conn.,
gave his promissofy note To said Mitchell Tor ,lfs
sum al one hundred dollars. due one day aiie,
date thereof, with Interest thereon from The 9Th
day OF Angus, 1857, IL the rate OF ten per cent.
per aonum uniii paid. and praying thai Judgment
oe REM ered thereon IN favor OF saIf Mitchell aud
against siie OConner tor the sum OF one hun
dred dollars, together nth interest thereon (, ON
the 18th day OF Auguts 1857. until paid, AT me
rate OF len per cent per nnum, together with
cost If snit; that OH the 27th day at August
1868. an order OF atlachmen' was issued III. reoH
from the Clerks office of said court TO the
Sherf 81 Jefferson County, Kansa-. End tina, the
south west quarter Of section sixteen 90 in
township elevca Gil OF Range seventeen 30,
In JEFF rson County. kansa., has bteh attached
as the pr perry oi said Michel OConner 10 sat
isiy SUI h cnim. And The said MIC .ael O'Conner
Is notified ih't he Is required TO appear and
answer OF ieniur to said petition on or bel r.
the 9Th d y of January, 1864, OF the same vii
be taken as confessed and judgement rendered
thereon d. I. MITCHELL.
Attest W \. ALIEN. Clerk,
BY ;. MACARTHUR l57 7w
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dhs 1qospshecqt.

THIS weekly Religious, Literary. and Famil,
Journal, edited by
RLv. HENRY WARD BrEcHfR.
KEW joshua LIAvIrr and TufoDoRs TIIroy
Is issued In the same fo:m and AT the same Low
price If ' -
% TWO DOLLARS FER ANNUM
Not" outstanding the great advance in " hite pane
u Affords His Headers:
Far and thoughtful editorial discussions of the
"iost important iacts occurrences, and interests
VI .h's na'inn and lie world
n comprehensive record If facts. men ard
movements Of the Religious World.
f9ls aud careful weekly history Of the prog
ress OF the Rebellion. f''e
Ample chronicles of the important general,
news, home and foreign.
air and careful accounts OF Few books: ado
on the express principle OF serving as guide 10
interesting correspondence from Washington.
from 'he West, from the Army, from Abroad.
Ok Columns week of carefully selected mat.
yer toi Fanny Reading being prose aud poetry,
s"iei To Interest both the Old and Ytuny
a 'nii chronicle o, In progress Of business
ant u us irc.s oi ne cilnudi-e produce. ana
live stick IN New York City. : 80 ~
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NOTICE.

Alexander Hsns.ord. o. the State Of Kentucky
Will lake noiics that David L. Mitchell, oil Doug
las county. Kansas, dad. on the IA gay Of eb
ruay. 1869. fife his petition IN the District Court
IN and Tor Jefferson county, Kansas, agaias, he
said Alexander Hansford, setting forth th,t the
SAID Alexander Hansford Is justly ineebted 10 the
said Mi,cheil in the sum of Ss7 70 loo.ior mon
cy loaned and advanced hy said Mitchell to said
Hansiord. with iIt,res, thereon from the 5ih day
Of January, 1859, at The rate OF ten per cent per
annum, add ira, ing that Judgmen, I've rendered
thereon in favor Of SAID Mitchell and .gainst the
said Alexander H,nsfurd for the sum # Ss773
together viii, Interest thereon from the 5th day
os January. 1859, NJ the rate al ten per cent rrr
aururn. with cos; II sui that on the I5rh day
Of October, 1851, an order OF attachment was is.
sued thereon rom the CierI office OF said Court
to the sheriff OF jefferson county, nnnsas, and
that tia. soIIheasi quarter 1t lection thirty three
l33) in township ten tl0l # range seventeen 10.
in ] rfferson county. Kansas, has been attached
a. III. property oi sail Han-iord 10 satisfy such
ciai n and the said Asxande. Harisiori IS IL
fed that lie is required u appear AM answer
or deur to ssid petition on or before the Eth day
Of January, 1864. OF the same vii be taken as
confessed, and Judgment rendered thereon.
d. I. MITCHELL.
Attest, ". n. ALLEN. Clerk,
By l.. Nc ARTHUR, ID. {. l67 Nv
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PPnEx,UM ON GoLn-The sub

nPPRExIUM ON GOLD-Ihe sub
scrilnsr. who cannot change his prices with the
Auc,n,,ions Of gold, without mourning enormous
expeps. in adv. rt,sing the changes. ]. comp. He'd
y, ss.II m, Pens at Old PRICE. Thinking hi Gus.
mers entitled TO the benefit OF the Premium on
Gold. rather than the Wsi-s'e'i debasers OF tue
best currency is country ever hal. he now o.
fers to Ill RENTING the amount OF Their orders
=, Cod the Iull Prcmiu IN in this city on the day
,.hen ,.c.,,yed In this wat be tafet toto ilie
Country ard his customers some good without
in;urine himself. tor the MoRros Pm cannot be
made without Cold - u,ce.
When Paper money is sent, United S,a'es is
crefesred over Q ] pther9 49,
4. MOGs TON. Is Maiden Laps, N. Y.
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THANKs.-Hons. l. Newton and A.
Z. Wilder have our thanks for docu-
ments.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA pa

DISEASES he Nav, rs. SzxyxAs, EaIx-
IL Arb and SEXUAL .>ysrKnS-Eew IN mia
Ole trea'sneut- N ksposts Of The HOW sRs.
ASSOCiATl0N-Ssa by msiliu ssa.e,l es'el-
opes, Tree Of charge,
Address, DR.. J. SKILIN HOUGHTOy, Ae-
ting Surgeon. Howard Asski:si.a NJ. South
Ninth Street, rtlad lphis' p. LEI "
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Notice Of Sale.


NOTICE is hereby given that Golden Sivers,
~ administrator do bonis non u the estate d
Joshua Taylor deceased, pursuant to m order Of
the Pr bate Court within and for the County Of
Jefie, s,n. aid State Of Kansas. made on the Sab
day OF October, A. D. 1853. will, until Saturday,
a. priva'e sale, ct Nj, FIorencr, in said County,
the following neal esisis belonging to The ssiate
Of Joshua Tsylos. dscesaed. or % much iheEeni
- NAV be necessary to pay the oehts Of said
decedert, to vii: The south one halt Of ssc
Il IN y, IN tcwnship % sorth, Of repas 5 west
said tract Of land being situate 10 the county q
Oregon AID State Vt Missouri; and also The TO-;
lowing ,racis lyiag aud bssg in the eoasty Of
Jefierson and State Of Kansas: ths soathvesl
quarter the Southwest qaar'srcf section & IN
tow ship 10 Of range u; the south bali OF sec.
zion ! IN tewnship 10 Of range IL, tuov'gaged
% Thomas Culligsnl: the sor,hwest quarter oil
section IS IN township 10 OF ransr II. lmor,ssg.
ed :. Thomas culligsn and Jam.,s l.. Mcdowell
GOLDEN SlLvEkS,
AdmiarWsioT De Bonis Non.
Nv. Ia. lsee. ~ lo4w.
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Notice.

STATb OF KANSAS,
COUNTY - JtFFLEsoN-
In the flobs Couri al sac. County.
Margaret Fantion, Ccnpsrirrnt.
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THE LEAvENwoRTH ,
EVENING BULLETIN,

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sio"h throughout Kansas. Its success thus far has
oeen greater than any Journal ever estsbii sh. in
INC west The proPrietors are experienced news-
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-22
The "silly COpperhsads.,

The New York Herald calls the Val
landigham party in this State "the
silly and impracticable copperheads. ;"
That is it, silly and impracticable." :"
Tho merest novice in politics might
have told tho Vallandigham party
that tho people would not be turned
from the great business before them of
suppressing the rebellion. In the
presence of such danger TO the State
and the Nation, with the rebel armies
yearning for the rich fields of Ohio,
and laundering at the gates Of the
North, with the integrity ofthe nation
impaired and its life attacked, would
the people turn aside TO whine and
grieve over the banrshment of one
man, and place their property and
lives in his hands, because ofthat ban
ishment, especially when they know
him to be in sympathy with their en-
cmies, and inviting the very. calami-
ties which they wished to aVoid2
"Arbitrary arrests" and violations
of the Constitution will carry no more
elections The people have common
sense They know the danger and
the.business before them. And though
Yallandigham perish. and ten thous-
and Of his politicians with him, the
people will march right on, through
,odr, to restored Union and n Nation
saved, strengthened and permanently.
established.
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Vermont,
Maine, .."
Connecticut,
Indiana,
Nevada.
AMALGAMATION.
And large Union majorities in the

Those ancient maidens and neglect
cd virgins who went about the country
attending the Butternut meetings,
bearing aloft their frantic banners and
pleading flags, and appealing to the
country to "save us from negro hus
bands" arc now informed that all
their appeals have been in yain.-
Brough is elected. He will be down
this way in a few months, compelling
all unmarried Butternut ladies to ac-
cept Negro husbands or nono,H of
course We advise them to bear it
with patience and resignation until
such time as tho love of Brough for
the African shall abaic.
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Vote of tho 1st Regiment Ohio Heavy
Artillery,

HEAD'QRs 1sT EGT 0. V, II, A, J
FoRTIFcATIoNs NEAR CONVICTION, Ky. =
October Is, 1863. J
EDS. CoM.-Tho following has been
received at these headquarters as the
number Of votes cast in tho several
companies of this regiment
Company A-6S for Brough; 2 for
Vallandigham. '.
Company BIS for Brough. .n -
Company C-64 fo' Brough; / for
Vallandigham, .a-g sH. e,1i A..
Company D--SO for Brough, .
Company E-S9tor Brough; 13 for
Vallandigham. ' -. ''A
Company F-04 for Brough.
Company Go for Brough; l for
"Ylai." .....
Company HIS for Brough; 12 for
Vallandigham.
Company loo for Brough.
Company K-S4 for Brough.
Company L--65 for Brough; ! for
Vallandigham. ,.. ..,. ...
Company M-79 for Brough. s..,
You will perceive, from the above
that the whole number of votes cast
was 975, of which Brough received 945
Vallandigham 29j and Vial, l, .r
Who the immortal Vial is, We are
left to conjecture; but we suppose il
refers to that illustrious individual who
is eagerly watching us across the bor'
der, but who "can't see it. Very re.
specially, v MORGAN.
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! 2. o. y =.
so small as to have no effect whatever
upon wages or labor
They deceived menby telling them that
the popular heart was with Vallandig
ham, and thus induced them to act and
vote with a party opposed to the Cow
eminent, and to risk large sums of
money by betting upon the election of
their candidate. .;-.- 4 -
Win the people of this county stand
with the patriots and true Democrats
of the country, or viii they, still trust
ing tho men who labor to deceive them,
follow the lead Ofrebols and rebel sym
pathizers? -." ">. t 'f-. '''f
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Tue venerable Catholic Archbishop.

The venerable Catholic Archbishop
PURCELL, accompanied by Bishop
RosEcnANs, appeared at the polls in
this city, on Tuesday, for the first time
in twenty-five years, and voted an
open Union ticket.-Cm, Com
Would the Archbishop have voted
at this election, the first in twenty
five years, ifthe contest had not been
between a patriot and a traitor, between
Union and disunion? And yet the
honest Catholic voters were told that
Vallandigham was Democrat. Let
them remember the men who deceived
them.
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From the State Journal
lTIoHl VIC S'ole JouIiiuiI
The Masonic Fraternity OM Rebelli

The Masonic Fraternity on Rebellion.
We give below the very important
and well expressed Resolutions in re-
ference to the rebellion, adopted by
the Masonic Fraternity at the Session
of the Order now in progress in this
city, as follows: ..r..s.
The following resolutions, submitted
by Brother Howard Matthews, of Gin
cinnati, to the NJ. W. Grand Lodge Of
Masons, at its Session las night, were
adopted with but two dissenting voices,
and the Grand Secretary was directed
to forward Il copy to the President Of
the United States: Ha4".2b
ReSolped, That it is peculiarly pcrtf-
ncnt and proper that this Grand Lodge
in this extraordinary crisis Ioi our
country's history, when treason and
rank rebellion against the best Gov
ernment on earth, stalk boldly for
ward and threaten to subvert our lib
critics, should again place upon record
her utter condemnation of the infa-
nous traitors engaged in this unholy
work, and to express her complete and
thorough determination to sustain the
General Government in its efforts to
restore the UNION OF THE STATES at ev-
cry hazard.
Resolved, That this Grand Lodge
do now reaffirm as its unanimous SEN
timent the following resolutions adopt
ed at its Annual Grand Communica-
ton, held in October, 1861, viz: ..
Resolved, That this Grand Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons regard the
doctrine Of "Secession" as advocated
by a certain class of American politi-
clans as monStrouS absurdity, and if
acquicsced in, the Constitution OF the
United States would become 'Jeto de &c."
Second-That in this present unnat.
ural contest the institution ofFPeema,
sonry has no attribute that can take
sides with rebellion. 2 7'p y"
Thrd-That it is the duty Of every
worthy Mason, in this hour of his
country's peril, to stand by the Gen,
eral Government even at the expense
of fortune and life, that the blessings
Of Constitutional Liberty and Union.
as handed down to us by our Fathers,
may be enjoyed by us in our day and
generation, and be transmitted unimI
paired to our posterity FOREVER. gr
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- MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. Ii, 1863.
For several days past the election
has been the all-absorbing topic in the
Ohio Brigade. Even tho raid upon
the Memphisand Charleston Railroad,
and the fight at Collieryille on Sunday,
coupled with orders TO be ready to
march ut n moments notice, could
hardly draw one mind away from the
subject, We felt that the result of the
contest by ballot, was only second in
Importance to that in which, for more
than two years, we have been engaged
with tho bullet and the bayonet. Tho
result shows that the soldiers of Ohio
are as ready to deal blow to traitors
at home as to traitors in the field.
The result is all that could be de-
sired. The following is tho vote ofthe
brigade:
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now We STAND.

- Fairfeldc county gives Eallandighan
salahOut Ll67 mAorityiof the homo vote,
j. The Eth Congressional District, in
which fairfield is located, gives. him
q 1855 majority, The 9th Senatorial
L, District, Fairfield, Hooking and Ath-
oyons, gives Brough about POS majority
E1Tliis is a Union gain of652 in tho coun.
~, aahads,97s IN the Congressional Dis
q, trlct. ~ -.LI- -.-..I LII --LI
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CONSOLIDATION OF WESTERN
MILITARY DEPARTMENT,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2O.-Major- General
Grant assumes command Of armies Of
the Ohio, the Cumberland and Ken
lucky with plcn0ry powers. IIo left
for Nashvillethis morning touassume
the command ofaiiairs at Chattanooga.
Gen. Thomas takes command of Gen.
RosecrUns army, Rosccrans being or
dercd to Cincinnati, and to report by
letter to the Adjutant General at Wash
mgton. Generals Garfield and Sted-
man arrived tonight. . .., --,y b .,-
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Franklin County,

Vallandighams majority in the city
Of Columbus is 269; in the townships
Of Franlin, ll9; thus making his ma
jority in the county III, This is II
Union gain ofover 1900 in the county,
since last fall. With the soldiers vote,
the Union county ticket, and the
Union candidate for the Senate will
no doubt, be elected.
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UWaste Paper.n

About three hundredpounds of Dem
ocratic tickets, We're yesterday disposed
otto rag dealer in a single lot, It's
TO be regretted that DR., Olds' friends
did not hear Of this sale Of assets in
time tohave provided that distinguish
ed martyr with waste paper enough
for all future contingencies.-nCin
Nati Commercial