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TopEANS
fRuSK NANUPAoroRy
lss ssvsrfE sr., WasHiKsfoy. D. c.
oliver Aessl AWARDED ts Mary iAns Inst,tst . Of
Guscrv. SovsE Ser = IsS
Alsc Mso n BY Metropolitan MecAsnieN lrfrsrrts
Warrington. .. @. ~,

Washington. .. @, ~.
III have OF ssDs 81 The best IA
~SS ierisl. ever de>cripsion Of -
Fsps SOLK lkATHES.
IRON FSAIS
LADIES ckESs,
soop EoX. Naz
PACKING TKUSKs
CANVAS TRAVELLING sAGs
SCRYl1 SATcRk iS. Ss
AT Lew pSfCSS.
Members CT Conxres. anI Travellers VIII ss>ss-
sxsIins Ey stccf eefer~ psrekaxirS elsesAsr.
TrnnAs thst ere made In ether cstse.
Sop<rior LEATHER saa Dress TaSSks nAs.
10 pF1eI.
TsJNxs covEREp .Ds REPAIRED q sss-,
notice.
Goods Delivered fr.. Of es,sss % ans "a OF IN,
stts Georsstova And Airxareria
4 JAMS =. roPsAn
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(>oU9Hs, COLDS, HoAksIs Rss. de
COMPOUND s1k fft q suu Ax.s,o

Ias Pis..eLt ana aoysiA. oorxh Rerssy AAs
ss-nons have become familiar With iss sxs-Ne-ss .
= sGescy. I. cAa b had IT ~ tie srt.-. r.l a..
T-n-ss At z And ff<y c-He . hat.ls
- 7-saIA ec<H"
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ss2 PENNsVLvaNIA AVENUE.

hessU
IL Thk NE< BSOhS OF TfaE DAY As
"A sovN At PUBLISHED.
Also. all ktanc ard Pueicst ions and Novels Of the
cels DRAFTED vr tiers. such Chas lever Mira
Henry Wcss Mia- Muiloeh. Miss i;rs.fdon, Ckas
kiekeBs, Mrs southvorth Mp Lee HentI, viii.
Ii. Collins. Anthony Trolio pc. Major Wiathrop
Bu.~er, Victor nuxo, Thacs cry and others.
,arSe -ortns at r
wholesale and relsil, Al -
WILLIAM =. RIOHsTE1N'S
TIoNAL SOCKS TORE,
az Pa Az, bet 18th snd nth sts..
q ls:w Washington, q G.
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ATTENTION. SOLDIERS!
AND TRK FRlENps OF -oI DIES


Es call the sIseRtier q az tasi-s relAtiOns q
5E,ssss Z % srt Z. re fset thA; Htsoh LsssS
Ass-ss-- iaSuSe1 hy srPa<a Ezd p-svssicns irc.
tent IL camp life. In ts5e lis;, paniiSh-s .sns<>
isily N te pe~sP2pers The srrs A. az tia Ss.A.
suffering from debility Every g. of thai -
en- he readily cu--i ~ HOo5EEis German Rittsrt
organs are speedily -sraovea We have 90 k-ssu-
t.oE IN stating, that, y th-Ss Sit-e-s were f-a~1
a~-o among cur soldiers. hanar-4. of lives nleA
We cSLi p2rtAcD ar sttsatlon - the following -
nsticu h rocs, vhcee IF 70 his Own laRssaU.
as been esvsd by the Bitter y
PEIlADKLFsiA, A1ssss-s ~
hsS,rs. ;e.es e E-a.s1s Vel s.at,sasess -
is O. mistake in TIT, IL i. .0ueh-1 sor ,. usass1
Of my rsdes, some of whose names spSssdek
AID who ~ere fully o-snirss; q al Toe o1re.1
last feHr y-.rs. . member Of shernsI's - -srsse
batter, and ln5er .hs isSr=sGis;s cnssa.ss- q Go
Hsen nv .rsrss. sssss. "a. 49, . ss.s
Der lsst With inflammation u Re lsnx>- as< -
s..s - srss. si be :, = .
dyssnlery, j vAs then reDsv-- froz tie VI
lsr.,s 81 s.in.' fr.a sh,eE .sc-d "a he :
of JGse, s.nce that tine Rave seea seeet -
a any ocssa - sse essii retain -p4rs q VI
..slSs szsythirs ane II S,S force q nsorssi Sosl
it1ss inn-d1sfsly thrOrE 90 sssin -
.d sgd III III. sssa f s eSs q ,s.s sI
stances, and s,eerainSiy TIE ehyse;1us 80 80
zee. .Sssi,s aii - .sssS az sn- -s ~
tr.r&ly ted ne trey ccsid ds NJ zece for o.
styi-ed me - a-s sel.rxyzsa, kns . 1sk.
NJ. FSrSss.sS - i5s-ss. OF siI5s s<irw irsL
.ss ssss. a., srsr.s 's ssis. tIr sG 5. -
ennNsno-S t~kis-s ihs.n tAe esSo1s, -hs1ss
xesSs. setssS- - s.s. az. AZ, ssi l.s :.
Gss, ssvs s>inee - FcsD ak- .ne f-ei -
e sess ps.s5'Tss = ss,S.s ny -. -. p, 80
TN /, 1,c:s.ss 4 fras, koTf To ys.s -
tsf.r tN- y sct e rsS7e t-s---tn yaa- 49,
lsvs ns Sees ~ ls<e ~ HrHln el,ss.s
vs-y r-lyyoSrs Tsi.c NA.ss
Ne tsa, esss<s n TIE rrrts Of -. .ss.s
ssISsSs,I SOS SssfssK e sss =, YEA s. s.
rs srssssk Is. s-.h-sSs n.s.rh
sttsskS xss Iss Il : g. &. ;ssa No
s. sSs.s ~ = f Ss sfisi g e. Or
iS SEs! .fski sis g i. pa % tss.,
kxSAkI OF ooCNrxkTfIrsi
Ses TIA; tie saS1.fz-s 90 ->C n. IACAS
% tie NkArFkE af e.<k set-i-
FkicH fKk toTyLK - CkSr
okRALF poz. FOR -.
s>cela ycu- n<sr~st er1Gs,ss ACT ave - -
a. nj - rag g ~ srv 81 the ictox1oAoS ~
-xssoEs tNst srSy - ~te-~c = a. pssce; 800
=. as - VII fn-~sr<, secure " r~nseS-
rNrss.Al orrscs an sssvrscroH
Ne. ssi kscs -.
Josss rvASA
tsas>~ssars q c ~ 5ses-os -
rrs,nss
49, 49, ~ D-Nsslss sak 49,
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TRAtEI,ESV DIRECTORY.

nDI. BiHECIDHr-
-IS9 EAST.
.J'o rA.-ssaEks TssssI
Passenger. for Be.,on ssd ,As East-. e-~ -
,ct.a.d hat the only line eoun"St- - AS
.ns d!ryet Ni.h the 6s q "a iI ,,.94S2 80 ="
via sr-.nsstH When you prrchss4 acsstse -.
81, ~ Ger ticket By The -sy 81 S7-isyNs.1 p1S
80 =. - 81 .haci ID th rough from W..hii xtoa.
HH ..,. and ecidi-rs fnri-urr or ciscn-ree,
Ill And ,his = mot desirable route Care ~ tnis
M nm thrcssk from New fork city 10 Sosson
rith yut chang, -- -
NOTICE
q uCE AND WOUNDED scLplxH CIV
IbkASs And 0rHkAs.
DEPOT OF7HE q q. e Il. 40.
-, s.,lrotc uo.asaaiak cor, poslna tss line %
v-s.n Wuhin-t~- enc Me-
yot. h.,s p!i on . lsls. Car ~ 5s
Tanti,stso .ac e1 sres..Y oesc-... -s!aisr. I'D
o:nars that or. SOUNDED s,cs 18th the sHce suop
81 .ortsgious ciFasses The ca WI .eevs On II -
nav fHrRSDASs AZ sATCSoATc Ter Phfs
dal,lia stsp m . Empress frsrn.
psssros.r. sCips West colder, sl'thsRs ncsfs
sec etb.rs ~ at re sicS wounded. are inf,s ned
tsat sIsk car will lssy tie 4s pit ~ysrs Hokua
= EpSESDAY sod FRIDAY ct 81, ,s"as
throuys to the Ohio river vi'hcut .hanse 81 ear
soldiers ADd otaers :sricuSn OF disc aAfaeo WI
md this the yet aud no.t d-slsaht~ rout~ for
Che West. The I. TIE o-iy lire that an seh
through hcket from Wssaintoa or esset sss ssss
&c" CIrTioS TO pAsSsNGEss. "a. ONLY
PLACE g. bur tickets IL et tse Ticket In tbs psvt
% the y. & o. y. Y. Co. Ah u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

JNFANESE tCUIsIhs.-Cln.- Crsa- REGULARITY
~ ;se .'' Gplr - IEslT mania tOT "a st,IuS. Jey
sestL u 10 everything Ia thIS potion, and even
L = = man y Cusus Ia I Held LEA looks - IL
IL wanted Il sqJaL Their haII,s IN IarnY
ih.lEs N e. b. - y:ttE 'Ns,;ik IL, Op.sO- :.
-: o.. that Z 3.sEo>I ~ Seif IL - a rail-.
Ia YER jh'rg sJrs N con,r1Ti-s. When jhv
&c g. - Ia "a ~ vattr Z tae -cuS- on tie
n. 'ts Put ~ fTs u he goose. TINS maxi =
= :! - saV - = rue In Iiaulng ~ saving
- go. q Key plane OF saS ID SsTds themselves
iaSS en- ~ ON ta- YES. Whea va4 g a. Il,
= IL Lst. tUsIsau - -sklnc Ell Ycur haf Won axe
81 -U- shc.> :. Instead ~ SSyiny John smith
TT Ne lr Soy >-nFfh 'Sln. ana instead OF Ny
tT'wr, Known Mister. TIE country Is rich IN
row'T~ ard ~ Vegetable prod stions They
L--Ns saITieu the agt UakiEr paper % CT. al
r. S'ioT. ~. hacgCwaH showed an overcoat
SAS" 81 rSI'T. prTIec'IN S'reaG and service
Snlt- IL This cOuHt7v We have pSIser collars.
e~l II 1Sr2E thy 20 further. and have paper
hS"ctvrcngefs. which are N-ry beautiful aa1
~ J, arc ri very t5e texture. Bat they are
NsoFS &c iSs;s EEa1 We. IN mr. respect After
ss''S have used = hsnGkeTcbi~f they throw II
:" ~. SEc STsthus SAVED the trouble Of washer
Nrms > They ctIeu weave their paper a7d
make va Trsy ~ cSl!r,i paper cloth Il il,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

- \ SCI II Ornaments ~ piak coral has Just
ostH can .'iet, alter ave srs labor. tor the
In rrss las. LIr. One OF the stones cama
frCDg he hrat! Of Mac anne Sic 4 Tausdcur's
esi .. 4Ia all sre Of great Naup To such tn
vi>'iiles ,c.s th;~ lmyerisl :eraS,e eivr \ T
time and Tie peoples E,Cnty. No wonder The
crow sT!ts - 4 tGS TH-ydys0ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03
III VEGETABLES.
FRUITS, FISH' SOUP.
ini1erustiesiy Sea. si Cans at
NA q I, u
r. s. $50 Pennsylvania avenue

nkPHkNS' cot ut -DiSTsIcT az CoLUxRra
~ EHStjus;oz fcpn;,, TC.wit In The case Of q CO.
A l sne, executor q: SOPHIE Reed, deceased, the
.aeT' ter aforesaid hn cit tas appcohA ten IF the
srpo hted sAfC kDAS .tse l1th cay of March newt.
tr ite ensi seUlerlcut an distriba ton of the
al estate OF ssii iecess.d OF the hsni
s. 'sr s. TIE .m- have ben collected sad turned
'IfC mCn"l W en- ard " acre al the creditors suf
Eei-s Of sld Ge-cx,sd notified 70 attend cat the
(TPhsns Conrt o. wash aston county aforssa ;
~ their Gains prsye;}s youchAd. or they nav
9TH rvise y larte excluded from all benefit IN
tsid o. ss sests te, provided copy Of this orisr
- publish 81 once 8 ~rek for tn ret week IN the
FvfIrs tar previous 10 the said 18th ds, of March
A L. ISS,. Test c. Robbins,
~ N-lAwN EeCister of Wills
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SAUCES,
CATSCP,&c
NARB RS,
feS 2sa pennsylvanis aveunA
s.LT-180O.-x.

-4ooo.-@.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BirrERs
1nv,sorat~s, str-neshens. aud puriaes the .ys-
tim; IL a perfect appetizer, and naiurr's gres,
restorer. Ills composed OF pure ST. Croix Rum.
ne celebrated Caissayn RarA, roots and hsrss
Particularly adapted to weak and deli cate per
sons, and can be relied upon for Ii. purity. Ii
cures Dyspepsis, Is gentle tonic, AMI Is lust
he thing for ohsnges Of the season. Sold nv
ali Groeers, Druggists, Hotels. and Saloons
p. II. DRAKE h CO. 2e9 Broadway. New
Yn~N ,x .>s,u
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+ LMALE COLLEGE ~. r~-o

B0RDENTOTS. y j.
Tbs Institute Is nlesSsf ily on the Deis-
vale River, ~ Ialles north IF Philadelphia IL -
b-en IL s1cCes Sui operation Tor more tn sn ten
years. and a. ore tie l. osf dcurishing ias tItu
lois OF leaning IN the country
teisi streujop is reid 10 the Couuoa and
Hisher branches Of Eugiish, snd superior sirsu
tsses furnished IN Woes. nd Inst entsl Music
Drawing, Painting French AID Latin taught
ty experienced teachers.
P-rsors 90 ming from the South can ieavs Wal
ret stree wharf PhiisdA.. at O. m. and e. a
and r m For cStalog CUES address
R.vy I'm Ii. BRAkELEY, A NJ.
President.
Srra:e; hon y. l. Stratton House of Re p-eseu
tstives; lno. p Polk. STAFF Dr. partnent -; 8. L.
Coz Treasury Department: " Il Van Northwiok,
DEPARTMENT of Tia, Interior; s. J. Groot. NJ. ID.
Re Is 2ms
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'T'O AAkRIKp LADIES oNLY.-InronrAx1A

ITO AAkkIEp LAr1ES ONLY D.
Il WICK arc SPECIAL nIskCTIoxS fer the fall
JOY Eent, ood spirits felicity AID health Of EvEsT
L. wilt be sent to any address by mail or ether
wise. may be desired on tn receipt of ONE DOL
LAR enclosed to my address The result OF scienti
&c rts,areh and experiment. this IsrukNkTIo may
BE implicitly relied upon as ERT AMY in ali
tinStncie., nstar~ arrangements, &C. II viii add
much e health ana happiness of every kAkEII q
WOMAN. ply state mind, natural ENJOY
m, IT and good b slth are welcome guests and are
rriFeS by all Thee INSTRUCTIONS viii impart
these biss sings. Az 6sAia Adess,al Parties
desiring an intarviev or treatment VIII also al.
dress ne BY n al.
HENRY A. TAYLOR ND,
fe IA IL WAAhiagtou b. Q.
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BOOKS. Ec.

'l'RE RIFLE AND aOw IT, USE 1T. by Haas
Hand D, Oh for nythe ~ II ana Bush; rs .ts
Rrr~~t Companion 90 she New Hide huskst:
yoiunissr Rifle Corps, colo red plates: London.
!rr,is on the Rise Auslet: London; 81 cts.
Nilfo,d . Lectures on the eihr: Londou, rs eta.
H&rtity Handy Book for kihe Volunteers: Lon
Bouea.r svolrnteer Rihemen and the Rife: Lon
S'ooN<sge on the Shot gun and Sporting Ride;
Col jacobs Rife Practice London: 81 et.
our knSnes Of War By Capt Jer'is, London;
s: orernt Pro,.ct,le Weapons OF War: London;
Wiico1s Rides and Rife Practice; q IA
Geth'- Manual of Target p Practice, 81 t..
n lizard NanuaI OF farSe: Practice; 81 cts.
Greener Oh Gunp.ry: London; 81
frr FRANK TAYLOR.
PHILP 4 SOIs'NONS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, -
IS ctatS 70 $50.
CARD PORTRAITS,
y Of D,,nscu,,ked Pr-soss. from As Beat 4
~ artists. =
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
= Az tAs Popular and S.ardard Works, Mes, :
= Publication, Magazines, dc. =
always on Aasd -
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HAPPINESS Or aIsakN THAT 10 raB
fslkR eABiNEr or WsSpsss' sNAr.,sn
aas MEDICINE ave aesssran-e-rssArllsss -
skpxns--tc issue free lSor the e~os4. 81 a. as-nx
i1n.nitY so.r 81 tAsir sosi inss-sslsrs ..c sss.-
.eti1g LectSTes sS As--,sss a.a 30 pisssa,lsss
feerior vssksexs pss-~.sScz OF ixppr>s-~ "a
Physleiesy ana Nstares Law rk~.e lsvalrsNs,
lectures sa,e 300 ne mean. % <r as<s ~nsrs -
saving thSSsaoss and sll h- snrvs~ars tr~- IN n.
ress ipt' Of feer Stamps. ~ ssS-~<<sas Ss~.a.-,
eroat-xv New "e-t =, "a -
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- i|a' sRtrsss maj tAsbs.
Eff tr f'sstr astsr ell r~serys the rirh,
10 sfat' .."ts ICES ,naii bags Of the kinds shsr,
Gee fii'.a g. - f'fishaa .sd so-ivsi the =
sh0 tttefsst o. tLr ssrsics may seen 20 min 70 q
MAJ Il, Ss'i.s hs ,sfB for which the cor tracts a..
ne nsds
The proposals. rhpuld he transmitted in s-SI.i
-Lv"iSp~. fbSb ed - Pre- p6fEis for Ma Bars -
80 81 tr. .sss L, the +. sfsG.t@r General WAshine
ten y. g NJ 1lTR
- Pa5---s
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TIL. yiCksburs Cut-Off.

EnrxL orIsioN ~ THE suCCnss OF rHR
ENTERPRISE.
from the EiC hmOnd Enquirer, Feb. "a
We H. q n letter from AL eminent engineer
nf's, =. Ws,Ch at this moment Will so tar ~
:aN anxiety en- the SUBJECT Of the \ al ker pro-
p>tJI 'CrLIuc NIcksuurG into an inland town.
l.. ritter H. ul u. smsr. ~ the Goa te,l,.i
-srv'c.. ana ut present m charge 81 the .or,iil-
.'.cns U' Nu'i'e. We take the letter from the
D. OH'i. IltNUne:
IL II, cen of the general feeling OF unca 81
cess p;tGu. d bS the cutting of The canal
oirc>itC :, ksbU'g ~ the Yankees. IL ;aight
To- u ~ irf ur trends 20 know thai - ( r a.
'h.,r pun Zoe of turning the bliss issIppl R WAY
,t'm N"hs nre Is Concerned, II VIII prove a
fsI,uU", which opinion is founded on the
fellow in tRCts
\, Apri!.-Is52. the Mississippi river rose To a
q, l. bt never kpown before, aud a crevasSr. or
eu a. IN sre seN ee 'ock pace ~ the plantation
OF i0i. W hit. about thirteen mites above Weeks
hiVg. h" Itsh ~ water was trim n .lOus the
vhCle country IL, man, MI WAS ~ merged
al Z, Nv,i burg aid Nonro. railroad washed
away stIanS' fe>'uGP Of the case was that
he rlvFr Tan IErouEa Ihat Z RI IF the country
ssG II had been canal. rs>s course or q cut
e., o. With the he had nd
o Nc 10 n below las the mouth, for the w tter
h..I = - ;Un inland ,sToUeh TIE ere vase ran
out again from II 10 t9e river about oas nIIi2
S-lON ' ISSSoGrg.
The CTeNssse was no: closed. and when the
- >utsICed the rtVUr frtir, q - Us own bed
I2-.p, aId - viii roe Ut, sen. capsl dc
iLis L Llar hen non VA, OWING 70 the
& at eslow TIE alIEN isl SOL l1y a layer IF
t1l. NtN SiSN - t.lCn Sana!Vt be washed AWAY
- he ac-Cu CT Wa,eT. 1et0w jhs; layer OF
esy wUiCh Is about seven y ten feet deep. and
lice EtSUt 81 10 zine feet blow he surface Of
tie 81 Genes the = Usck sUd and IL is oaiv
wen the water GENES In contact with that
evl SAID hat ;heye y danger II abrasion BY
Il = Zion 81 ,he current ca Il.
bSo IEe lank,ts CGt th,Ir canal 10 = depth
. r =, Z; 70 rrS.h n" s5r,;, 81 quIckssnd, the
p - sslvTI would certainty have en- Its WAY
G re- h IA, ChSIrsi o. n Il IA LETT NiSkShUrg
81, / iSi-G GIN out dizzy V ~ ~ work prompt
80 y ttClT ! alice CHsN. "'.N never thOG sht Of
Ct.Ibjli.C /. .In~etNt> with the geology OF
Co. A.tss ,S>ivTi iarGs. ~ only saw enc
t. =. hey yaEtsd { PISS heir tr4Ie ports
" h. .iN'T "a order e quiet ne ;-oubie 4
ttt NtSt. SEs - VI, sShuIS was al the WAY.
80 hey could ICr L Ee al, tLsy th0uShl OF
HSkIl cutoff tat thsy w iguor.,Gt OF
4 BE- LSguU oJ Ihe sol rarV had ~ GraI with.
A. "a IA S>Ccml fishing thaiT ohjAC;-
8 ~ rF once mcrC> % the world ,hat science
STOW ledge ar urCSssHyy N every en-
=" I'ss, 'N,r III Il cII "a anal.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-04-11

LIST.
STATE OF KANSAS,
(Treasurer's Ofiice,)
JEFFERSON County.

NOTICE hereby IN much Of lard
~ lot described in tn o~ing ' be FOR that
will first Tue dav Of Nav being thu 5h ny fNav
1853. and tn s hereaie he I'd bv pntIic
auction office he E I,stce a" ii unity, far T,xs Pen
the lsG2 Personal Property
Tax paid hcr. the dsv # June will b. collected v dis
provided by law Given rnter
March 1868. my Office in the village Of Oskaoosa.
S. S. COOPER, Treasurer
Jefferson County, Kansas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-04-11

KAw IIALF-BREED LANDs--KAw TOWNSHIP
Earh 10 u and IL, aud
il. toes IL; each
h 81 60 Tax aud each
is &i96l
RAW iIALF-BREED LANDS KENTUCKY TOWNSHIP
Enct ID Ii ana 49, Us u Sur
H. he 81 Is, IT Surrey 70
Nwa q" Surse 81 MI III and surrey ~ eos II
the ~ descosd cna quartet Vi 10 AID the Tax
and Cost ench IL s25s3
Floats On De aware Reserve Lands, kent'y T'n'p.
NE qoiswq soi22o y 1Ao,.s qro,S qt3ol22 70 81 9Ss
\ "o sw" do dodo IS 30 40 Is 81!
"ofsr doc vdo S. 1862 M do DO 90 100 S.2J
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-04-11
ADDITION TO THE VILLAGE OF Os,wr,r

m Az q, u ,c~s j. 1859 10. H. q g. H. s. q i 8 10 p
-. ~ a. % AK onc C'~t on each 81 OK 90 cents
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-28

not responsible for. | think the govern.
ment would never presume to make these
charges. Let us presume that the gov
ernment has acted properly, and means
only to do right. Whatever she has in
stcre for me, or wants me to do, am rea.
dy and willing to yield cheerful obedi
ence.
| have nothing more to say than this
that if anything gives me hope for the fu
ture of our country, it is the intelligent un.
animity with which this people--in spite of
the WEAKNESS which war entails; in spite
of disappointment at the long delay of
peace; p spite Of the loss of relatives and
friends, Of fathers, husbands, brothers and
children-stll have maintained steady
will and firm hand, and are still couvinc
ed that if there is any hope for the imme-
dinte fnture-if our chldlen are to have
anything to look forward to for permanent
prosperity and happiness, it is the preser.
walton and unity of our government 1t
is for this | live and for this | expect to
die
AT the conclusion of the Generals
speech three rousng cheers were given for
the gallant and brave hero Of the Army Of
the Cumberland. As he turned to enter
the hotel, he was literally overwhelmed
with friendly greetings. Old acquaint.
ances in the civil walks of life in this city,
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changes the former law. All correspond.
ence addressed to any executive depart
meat, or any officer in it, must now be
prepaid, except official communications
written by some officer Of the department
or an officer under it's control or response
Bile to it; and in such cases, under the
words Official business on the envelope,
the officer must sign his name with his
official designation. All other persons,
and all officers writing to departments with
which they are not connected, must prepay
their postage. All communications to the
President not written by public officer,
and all to the Vice President, must be
prepaid.
Fourth, The seventh clause of this sec
ton prohibits all franking by postmasters,
or to them, except upon their official com
munications to the department, and to
each other. In such cases the envelope
should bear the certificate "oilicia' bust
ness" signed by the postmaster writing
PostmasterS can no longer receive printed
matter free.
Fifth. The weight ofpackages of seeds,
cuttings, roots, aud scions, to DO franked,
IS limited to twelve ounces.
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statements, expressed its own opinion

stat atoments, expressed its own opinion
thus
Balancing with scrupulous hand, the
advantages and disadvantages in the way
of the imperial experiment; and weighing
with exactness the opinions of well inform.
ed and dispassionate people as to the co.
heSive strength Of the resisting force to It's
establishment, we have come to the con-
clusion that, unless the United States at
once proclaims her determination to stand
by her neighbor, in six mouths from to Gay
an opposition, deserving of the name, will
not be heard Of in what was once the re.
public of Nexco, TO the imperial Govern.
ment Of Maximilian
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Russian Rule i'm Poland.

The following description of one Of the
late executions ia Warsaw is from an eve
witness; l.
I had been to the Ave places, and every.
where found a rnmerous assemblape of
spectators. AT length | proceeded to the
Bank Souare to witness the execution of
K Kosinski, as he was stated to be the Young.
est Of the Eve who were to be exccnted,
and | therefore expected that he would show
the least frmness. The procession appeared
about half past nine 1t consisted Of com.
mon cart, on which KosiDsbi sat, with a
Capuchn monk opposite 10 him both ap.
pearing to be deeply engaged in confden.
tial talk, aud a detachment of gems d'armes
aud Uhians ....
The cart STONED at a stake near tie bank
buildings, and a loud crv of uppui,h came
from tbe assembled crowd Knsn.ki
you,b of nineteen Years at most stppped
uuetly to tie pround and looked sround
hm in A friendly wny and with evident
cahnness His smlip face only Lecome
elouded when the crow1 pove vent 10 their
emotion in loud erie, and sobs Atasipn,l
from the commanding officer tbe band be.
rand 10 play and an usber who held nm.
ner in Gis hand read with A lo,d voire some. ma
tbing which was nrohaAly tbo ,ent,nce INIT
which was not heard on account of the
music II was now A quarter to ten.
Tie Capuchin monk who had also aliph,.
ed from the cart and had placed himself
near Kosnski now rave him small crpci.
| 6x Kosipski kissed the cruciGx reyereptly
and ofterward tbe monks hand Two pro.
vosts now lad him TO the stake bound his
arms tlobtlv to Il and tied n bandaoe over
his eves While these terrible prepsrations
were going on tbe handsome features Of the
youue man again cleared nm, The officer
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rpurln, Inc seventh CIanSe OF tnlS sec
ton prohibits all frauking by postmasters,
or to them, except upon their official com
mpnications to the department, and to
each other. In such cases the envelope
should bear the certificate "oiIiciai bust
ness" signed by the postmaster writing
PostmasterS can no longer receive printed
matter free.
Fifth. The weight ofpackages of seeds,
cuttings, roots, aud scions, to DO franked,
IS limited to twelve ounces.
----~N,~--
From THE S1ATEs.-The indications are
that, at our latest dates, the 10th inst,
from the States there was about to be a
forward movement Of the Army Of the Po,
tomac towards Richmond. A portion Of
the Army had crossed the RappahannOck
nnd occupied Fredericksburg and the
heighths surrounding. The dispatches say
the enemy were evidently falling back
upon there entrenchments at Richmond and
world not venture battle outside OF
Them
nt tr NJ,
i"e .'''ow'"s Is 'ne leiegraph'c &C.
count OF the battle which was fought on
the Rappahannock before the river was
crossed :
u,. NJ
""'n'u6''n, nov' from ihlorlha,
,1o'' ,I' ieue'suu p, W "'B"s IRON tho almy u
III INV olo'"ao' cr,t ~ "Pps"ls ,h0' Yesterday
being t6s right vino If the army rDRs unde,
command If Maior Genaral Sadg,gict T' ad
vanced to Rappahnnock Station; and the
Hrst, second and third corps under Major
General French, proceeded to Kellys Ford
When the right wing reached the Kappa.
hannock' the enemy Were fonnd to be II
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War IT HAS Cosr us,-Thc injury which
two or three privateers may do a country
which has its commerce scattered over the
entire globe is shown in the interruption to
the trade aud commerce Of this country
caused by the operations of the Alabama
and Florida. The foreign trade of the port
ofNew York for the same quarter in each
of the lust four years shows that the carry.
ing trade is rapidly changing hands and
seeking European flags for protection. In
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BATTLE FIELD NOMENCLATURE.
nooga is the Cherokee for hawks nest or
eagles nest, The town was originally the
headquarters Of John Ross, the Cherokee
chief. 1t received it's name from its loca.
tiou, being surrounded on all sides by noun.
tans, the poetic vision Of the red man see.
inc in it an exact resemblance to a hawks
nest Rossville, to which our army fell
back after the second days fight, wasnAm.
cd in honor Of John Ross