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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-04-25

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Aoel W..insy, F.ai TIFF
~
Norris 5. Knight, DEFENDANT
bg virtue OF an order o. sale TO me- erected
and delivered. s.ued gu, OF Ike First Di.,ric,
Court of the Ststeof Kansas -ittirc IN md tn.
Jefferson Couaty. in sud Siite,i vi. oa
s2onday, april eliss. 1863,
between the hoirs OF ten o. 10 /, A. II and
o'clock p. u. Of said ay, nj Ire Cour, House
Door in the Village Of O5kalnosi in Tie c un;y
and STATE aforesaid. etfsf al pubic GALE 10 'I..:
highest ti5derior cash hand. ali he right. tile
and int rest Of tie no We named defendant ii,
and 70 he following described properly, ta-wir
Tie undivided half OF The sca,h- ives, quarter
Of section thirty one t5ll IN ies nship nine 10,
of rage Gig teen u.s.. in jefferson County and
Stale Of Konsas- Said pro- erty has been ar
praised at $3.50 co.
Sail propert, levied on assl &c he solI a. tsc
properly Of the 40 We r.amei defendant
y ". TAYLOR. Shs riiT
Sherif Office. Cska'oosa, March 90. 1853.
Siascn 4 Ravens, ATTY Tor Ptti is55w
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Notice of Attachment.

A Ilnon Benton. pla'ntff, r.
A. Dawson and Sarah Dawson, Defendants.
Bainrc NJ. r. Du,tpn. J +. of Oskaioosa town
-bip, Jefferson County, State Of knnsa..
On he 2lst day OF March, A. d. 1858, said
Justice Issued an order o. attachment in the a
bove acton, for the SIM OF ninety five dollars
and seven cents, (sa5 01). Said cause il contin
ned for hearing on the 9Th das OF May, 1s6s.
ISj.3x JOHN w. DAY, ATTY Tor III.
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A Rich HAUL.-A Rebel lady recent
" arrested near Washington, on her
way to Dixie. had $780, 900 treasury 6
per cent certificates quilted in her un-
derclOthes.
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FL A RDWAR e!
Important Change!
G.. B. BRACE.

OF the firm Of Watson & Brace. having pur-
chased the entire interest of Ed Fen!on, Esq
in the old and well known
Hardware Sore No. II Dola.
ware Street, | .cavenworfh.
will &c happy 10 nee, al the former patrons OF
this establishment nj the old stand. assuring
them that 10 fl .ris viii be spared to men, a
continuance oi ;heir patronage.
To IN. friends o WATSON & BRACE |
would say. that the roles of business ncopte by
,i,cm rs firm with general approval, will be
adhered 10 by me- especially invite your at
,.niioa 10 my stock which int nd shall be Sec
ond To none IN The S,nie.
10 the pnhiic generally ] would say tina, hav
ing had iong experience in the business AT the
East, ard an extensive acquaintance with The
various Manufactures OF the county, can an
Bauace with confidence that nay
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-04-25
STOCK Of HAROWARE

will ut all times be full ami complete II the most
desirable articles periainng to the trade, and at
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-04-25

Zen. Lane is olt as a recruiting off
ct again.
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Subscrihe f',rihc Ind Tendent
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CASH PURCHASERS,

CASH PURCHASERS:
5000 SACKS OF FLOURl
300 Hogs'd n. o. Sugar.
ECO Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 BbIs. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bliss. n. & NO. Molasses.
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee:
LOGO Kegs Assorted Nails;
5O3 Boxes Star. Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 ks. MackercI s. Herring;
50 Coils Cordage;
100 Half Bis. S. G. Soda,
LOG Bxs. Rabbits Saiara,us:
900 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes isaisins:
100 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1860 Bdls. Wrapping Paper:
250,o00 Segars.
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sHER!FF's SALE.

ST sTE OF KANSAS, g
Jefisrscs County.
Aoel Whiinsy, r.ai ,if
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-03
Aillsbaraugb gsfurhsr.
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wednesday June s, 1853.
THE NEWS.

Northern da,esto the 2sth, have been received at
Riehmsad The enrolment under the conscript ac,
was proceeding ia, New York city. Negroes were
taken down with the rest.
Fifteen nine months Pennsylvania regiments re-
turned to Harrisburg from the seat Of war.
Gov. Curtin was to leave for Washington on the
s7h. to consult the President relative lhe proee-
non ofthe State against Invasion. The principle har.
bors Of New England are being fortified.
The following paragraph is IRON Richmond pa
per. No later intelligence from vicksburg has
% hand it will serve to keep up hope Of ultimate
success:
!" An Official telegram from Gen. Joseph s. John.
ston to President Davis dated the eth inst, states
that Gen. Stevenson Iepsns that hard fighting ha.
been going on At Vichsburg since Tuesday Of last
week, with continued success on the Confederate
side, and that our men are confident aud in dne spir
lis"
The report Of the capture Of Helena BY Ii,
Confedoratss has not been confirmed.
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Mr.. rallandighaa.'s Proie,i agamn ii, 4,
rssi and Lmprisonaenl

Arrested without due process II law
without warrant from any Jinllrial Office,
aud nov IN military custody. ! have bern
served slih charge and sprclhcali"hs =.
from court martial OF military cnm'ni.
sion. ! Am not either In the land % na,si
service III Tie United States. aud. there
lore, AN INT triabic inr any cause BY ant
such cnuri. but an subject. BY inr express
terms 81 the Constitution. 10 arrest OH, y,
due process 1T l.R. Or warrant ISSUED y,
some officer Of curt Of competent lur,
dIction for trial Ut elilIers. am sJbyrt:
To iadlstmsnt AID trial on presen,msit 81
a grand jury, aud an ralitled tea 'Ps,
trial, to be confronted with witnesses, ati
TO compulsory process for altnesse, - ~
behalf. and am entitled TO counsel. A.
these | demand. A. nv right, As aCltiifp
OF the United States. under the Ipn,ii's
ton vi the United States. But the allss
ed offence itself is nor known ~ tie Con
stltuuon. nor 10 a-y Law thereof y =
words spoken TO the people Of Ohio n y
open public political meeting. lawfully aad
peaCtluHy hsAcmOItht lnutl she AVhsA'"
ton and upon full notice.
III il the words III 4 citizen On the pss
lie policy Of The public servants u lhs Pts.
pie. by which policy i was alleged maj 'a'
welfare Of the country was not promoted
II was an appeal TO the people 70 chang
that policy. moi BY loree, but BY the els''
tisns and the ballot.bor. I, is not pr.
tended that | couneelled disobedlsnee 70
the Constitution. Or resistance 10 Ia" y
lawful authority. have never done NV.
have nothing further 10 submit
e. l.. vALLASDlGHAh
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The PoIiion Of Maryland Defined and ~
Intentions DECLARED.

According to accounts IN the BalumoN
papers, one, Of the largest meetings eve
held in that city. was recently csn'sntui
The Maryland institute 10 define The PO'l
item Of the State with regard 70 ne ~.
Gov. Bradford presided, and Gov Canaoa
of Delaware, Post MASTER General bla.'
David Paul Brown, and other dIsiIr6s's
cd persons, were present.
The following resolutions we're ao'P'
ed: 80
Resoivtd, That the State Of MARIAN.
shall never be taken from ,mfrr me S'a y,
and Stripes, under any eireum'fdnef', - :,
anu conditions, il IL can be prevented
the sacrifice Of our lives aud fortunes 30 10
70 this declaration, in the presence o -
mighty Cod, se hereby pledge each o.n',,
Resoiptd. That the existence Of ips
merican nation is 10 be isaintsinsd aOo,.
all local interests. opinions and insili'noa,
and that we declare OR solemn psrHS"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-03
rxPLosIoN or 4 POWDER VII.
Chrrlsile. Nay .slh

Christie. Ma .sh
On saturday morning lsst. justa after .sa.
rise. tie Powder Mill located near Tacka
sesge POrd. about eleven miles fron this
place. "a. blown up and four men we're
,n.tantls killed. viz John n. Lee, IT..
Gettss Hutchinson. Christopher 0unee, and
Charles Klrprlburge, The Superintendent.
and John 0ehler wss SO badly injured that
he died Saturday night.
The sniy information obtained as TO the
cau,e VI the accident was from the wosnd.
ed han before he died. lie states tha, one
Of the men commenced knocking the cak-
ed powder or the stones with a copper
hammer. (which is the usual mode Of clean.
IA ihsm.) when the explosion occurred.
The Mill was, Of course, blown TO pieces.
and the bodies Of the unfortunate men
threw 70 q considerable distance ia the
ar. initiating them ina shocking manner.
The shock Of the explosion ives felt a, the
distance Of ten and twelve miles from the
Mil.
The Mill was owned BY company, bs |
was mortgsged to the State for $4,000.
the State having advanced that sum 10 en-.
able he erection Of the works. The com.
pany vas known as the North Carolina
Powder Manufacturing Company" and 8.
W. Davis was President. The Mill was a
new one, and wss just getting fairly under
way 10 making powder II is said that
there we're about 700 pounds Of powder IN
che Mill az the time Of the explosion.
Western Dem9rst
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Action at Gum Swamp, below Kins-
tom.

We have been furnished by Lieut. r. D. Graham
with the suboined list Of casualties in the company
from this county in the action at Gun swamp On
the ED Of May. We are informed that The enemy
commenced their attack about daylight in the morn
ing. and continued their ere, with occasional inter-
walls for three or four hours which was well returned
by our forces, before Col. Fason withdrew bis yegi-
ment from the breastworks. During this time they
nearly surrounded the works, and VIXEN the rear Of
troops retired on the road towards Kinston pour
cd on them CALLING Ere from the front. rear and le
under which Lieut. Ray fell, wounded in the mouth.
Our men in the entered the swamp on their left.
the only way open 10 them, 4 considerable number
being captured within short distance Of is edge.
The remainder penetrated the dense woods and stood
in the water four or Eve hsurs, observing perfect 81
leaee, and hearing the enemy Officers ordering The
swamp to be skirmished," deploy," &C.. and cur.ng
their for being afraid % 70 in but without sset
Late in The afternoon. quiet being sPPsfeniy ssstot-
Cd. they continued their course through the swamp.
. right angles with the Railroad shells from the ar.
tery Of both armies passing now and then over their
reads, but dsiLg no damage. Not being able TO reach
The open country before DARK they halted for iss nigh,
in the swamp, got out into What Is called The British
road next morning. and thence reached Wises Fork.
four miles from Kinston, with nineiy.tgh, men and
two Lieutensnts. There isey learned hat Col Fai.
ssu With the res, Of the regiment had j.inS Gea
Nils rsinforcenents end gone in pursuit Of the enc
ny towards Newbem. The loss to Psisou. tegi
n.nt The Seth, the only one which engaged lhe enc
my, said to be iis men. nearly al prisoners Thai
Of The Orange company is given in The sisismeu, o
Lieut. Graham whose servant also ell into the hard
af the enemy. This regiment within the last fes
days has been ordered 10 Virgins.
List Of cosHohies n 60. D, sSA N 6. Troops.
u. Lieut.. D. ). Ray, wounded IN nssth. captured.
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state that the first or present Congress Of
the Confederate States expires on the 22d
Of February. 1864. at which time number
of Senators yacate their seats. among them
one of the Senators from North Carolina.
Hon. George Davis, whose successor is the
Hon. WIN. A. Graham. The term of all
the members of the House of Representa-
tiyes from North Carolina also expires at
the same time. Elections in this State for
new members will be held ON the trst Wed.
nesday in November, 1868.
The. next and last session OF the present
Congress will meet on the first Monday IN
December next. Charlotte Democrat.
CoSrEDRRArR MoNEY.--We learn that
some persons are pretending that after the
lst Of August next Confederate Treasury
noteswill be worthless. This is Of course
either mistake or rreience. They will
be just as good after August as now--and
perhaps better-with this erceptiaa. that
after that date one kind ofthose notes, viz !:
those dated September |, 1861. will not be
iundable. that is, holder Of such notes will
have no right. as he now aas, To invest
them in Confederate bonds. The effect Of
TIN. will be, sot TO make the notes worth
less, but that they will not circulate. as
people will prefer to take notes issued since
December lst, 1862, which by Law are fun
aable. The government has made notes Of
previous date uncurrent. (nol worthless
because il wished them all Ni,hdrs9n from
circulation By funding before August 1868.
From present appearances they wall BE-
mostly funded bv that time; and the alarm
in regard 10 them will a. thar mGch good.
Let vs. hear no more abaut the worthless
mess Of Confederate notes. llan1thtng IL
the Confederacy Is Of worth. these notes
are. Destroy the Coniederscy. and you
destroy the value Of Confederate notes.
Maintain the cohfederary, and ,ou nam
tain the value of lis notes. Ne is an enc.
my 10 both who dePreeia,es either.
Fayetteville Ot1rcr.
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THE cossCMPT Law.

Under The f'si eOrserip,ir Isw John n. Irwin, 81
Bsesinshsm, obtained Substitute ihirt,.sir years Of
sss, via sn accepted spd I,sia received discharge.
AIR tis new law wss pissed. sr,endsg the con.
snp'i'b eye % f'r'y W.. irwin vas sgsin arrested
- oenszipt under the plea that bis Substitute
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ROBERT d. GRAHAM, Lieas.
%. D. 56ih Reg. N. e. r.
P.s. Telegram on The sla. Sunday norning,)
from cspi J. W Grsh1n % Mrs.. ". Ray. states that
Lieut. y. D. Rsy died Of ks vound on tie. I'D. (tae
ssy q inc bsfle) snd vss buried 10 Nvwhen.
The company. With h, regiment; has gsne 70 Viz.
giais.
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ARRIVAL OF A LARGE NUxBrR OF PRrso.
sERs.-on Saturday. there arrived in tswn
between eleven and twelve hundred pri.
soners. who had reached CITY Point during
the previous night BY flag Of truce from
the North. They were FIR The aost part
captured in the late battles araund Fred.
ericksburg. Among the namber were
several Petersburg soldiers. Who A.. rejnie
ed TO be once again among their relatives
and friends.
Generally speaking. these prisoners do
nut speak Of any harsh treatment On the
part Of the Yankees. They did moi rssnail
long enough in Yankee dominion for any
stringent exercise Of power 10 BE- praetieed
towards them.
On the same day. several hundred Van
kee prisoners were sent down to the Point,
from Riehnohd. Psfersbs,g Ergre..
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CoNEDrRATE CossREss. -For the infor.
nation Of those wbo do not know, we will
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-03

Blockade Trdde.--In the q. s. Senate !,
few days ago, the following sensible reso.
lutions, adopted BY the Georgia Legisla.
ture. we're presented and referred
Whereas in the Judgment Of the Gen.
eral Assembly. the traffic of private CHI.
zens with foreign countries is one of N.
prime causes of the depreciation OF the
Confederate currency. and the consequent
high price Of all the necessanes Of life.
"And whereas. in the opinion of th,
General Assembly. the largest portion u
the cotton exported. aud Of the goods i'm.
ported. enure. directly or indirectly, to IN.
benefit Of the Abolitionists Of N. England.
. And whereas. this tribate Ia Yankee
greed i, abbarrsnt 10 the mind IT eyery
lra- patriot, >ustaius the trade Of our dr
tested inr. and dcnoralizes our own citt
zen. therefore.
ResOirei. ~ the General Assembl, III
Georgia. That oar senators aid Reprr,rn
tat,e, u Congress be, and the, are hereby
requested. 10 secure the passage Of such
Law a. stall prevent The running u ne
blockade, either by l,ni or by water, iat.
ing the existence al the present war. by
any person Whatever. except under the d.
rect control. aud for the exclusive bench,
of The Government OF me Confederate
States.
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sumed by Burnside. reafIirmed By var;,
ton Of the sentence, which violates ius, !.
glsringly the constitutional rights Of ia
citizen. This is an aggravation instead ~
pafliation Of the blander already commi,.
ted. and viii tend to multiply the dlfieul.
ties by which the Administration il alr,,J,
beset.
The Herald, noticing the recent move.
ment in that city reproba,ing the arrest If
vallandigham, SAYS: afhs country i. rand
ly drifting towards civil war. The militia.
ry precedent OF vallaadigham's case mus,
be abandoned, or the deeply excited pouu.
lar elements Of New York NAV be iuhamyd
70 the most fearful extremities Of resist.
ance.'
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Mn. YALLAsDIGHAs. - The President
has changed vallandighams sentence to
I" transportation through our lines" on
the 22d he vas sent TO Rosecrans 10 be sent
to Bragg. The Chronicle says he may be
sent back 10 Us, like the man turned out Of
church. but the world would not receive
him.
The New York Herald Of the 2od, says
that the modification Of the arrest and trial
Of yaIlandigham Ca grievous crime) in this
form is still greater crime. The Govern
ment has only aggravated lis fault. n il
had q right to commute a punishment, IL
had right to inhictit, which is the point
IN dispute. The tyrannicsi privileges as.
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The n. I. Times has q special dispatch
from Memphis dated the 2zih, which SAYS
the Federal forces we're repulsed on Fri.
day al Nieksburg. bat another steamer
from the vicinity OF yicksbUrg on MONDAY
arrived is.da sland reports tina, Grant has
captured every rebel rsdeBbt. The fight.
ing vas desperate. The rebels rolled shells
down he steep hills. which, exploding
saong lie Federals. created fearful havoc.
The same dispatch adds that 6ghling was
going On fsriously when the steamer let.
although every redoub, Had been captured.
An arrival from Pernambaco on the sd
reports great destruction Of Federal vessels
BY ne Alabama and Plorida--meniions
among the destroyed ships one Ida, Loui.
"a. Hatch, Nora. Charles Hill. and the
batks Henrletta, Lsfette, Kale. Cora, and
schooner kingfsher-twoo Of the ships we're
loaded With tea. very valuable.
The Heraifs special dispatch from
Washington on the 2sth says. Lees army
is IN motion. Trains are moving towards
Culpepper, followed by heavy columns Of
troops. Lee has issued an address 10 the
rebel army, foreshadowing raid into Ma
ryland. Compton. who was 70 have been
executed Friday al Fort AcIIenry. AZ 4
spy, has been pardoned BY Lincoln.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16

The New York Riot.

NV YoRK, July l5.-The rioters last nigh,
visited several houses of i'll fame in Greenwich
street; they burned one and killed one man. and
Quilted portion of another house The police
did all IN their power, aud finally beat off the
ruffiaus
This morning 2 small row occurred in Cedar
street, contiguous 70 the above locality, but the
police dispersed the ruffans.
Quite serious riot occurred on Staten Island
last night, ostensibly in hunting negroes. but in
reality bent on plumber. Several houses of
negroes were burned. their occupants fleeing to
the woods. Six negroes were killed Various
persons notified that their houses would be
burned The railroad depot at Vanderbilts
Landing was burned. drinking shops Quilted, and
perfect reign OF terror prevailed.
No private dwellings were destroyed, though
threats were made against them.
The citizens there are organizing and forming
patrol force.
A detachment of the 9Th regulars with two
hOwitzers has beer sent down
There was considerable disturbance in Brook
lyn. One negro house in Columbia street was
destroyed, and few small houses in Pillory street
were pillaged. The negroes were horribly mall
treated
1t was reported this morning that both grape
and canister were freely used last night, up town,
against the rioters
lhtIt were uFes curing the DlC0t IN
various parts OF the city. Nearly all of them
were small houses
An attack was made on some residences in
Grammercy Park. including the house Of Dudley
Field, from which place a volley Of musketry was
poured into the villains. scattering them
Quite a number OF troops are arriving. and
some batteries of artillery have just reach the
CITY.
II is the general impression at this hour. -
noon, that the worst is over
Telegrsphic communication east is not ye, re.
sGmed.
Two hotels in CORTLAND were somewhat da m
aged. especially tile bar rooms.
sHoosp DISPATCH
Hudson railroad trains come only to jenkins.
the track being torn up this side
The Yonkers have organized To protect them.
selves, and two companies were guarding the
arsenal at Tauyiown.
The brig Henrietta has arrived with the crews
Of the ships b. 7 Kane. Southern Cross and
Red Gaunth. burnt by the pirate Florida.
THIRD DISPATCH
, L. MA negro was met on Third street
early this morning by a Zouave. who advised him
10 return 10 his house. The negro was excited
aud shot the Zousve dead. The crowd i'm mcdi.
stey seized the negro and beat him 10 death and
then hung him 10 a tree
Several clothing and hat stores and private
tes'denecs were sacked last night.