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CIRCULAR.l
no the TAX coliect tors OF the State.

< COMPTROLLER GEsERk AIS oYylcs, -.
CoLUMBIA, g. c., March 1854.
THE Tax Collectors of the several
fled that In conformity with the following Instructions,
they will be required to make deduction OF Thirty
nndone third per oil Confederate Treasury Notes.
bearing date pror ls April 1884, received by them from
and after the LIST day of April neIt In payment Taxes due
TO this State They also required after the ls Of April
next TO send their certificates this Office of the amount
of Taxes received them respectively before that date
JAMES a. BLACK,
Conptrocr. General,
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NOTICE. -. =.
CURRENCY ACT.
THE Banks of South Carolina he

THE Banks of South Carolina here
Il by call the attention of all concerned to the operation
Of the Act Of the Confederate Congress- approved Februa
yl7 1854 by which the Treasury notes above he denon
inaon Of five dollars funded In four per cent bonds
before the lst Of April proximo will behen
tax Of tythree and one-thiri per esni and
lst persons and corporations having claims upon
them for deposits bank balances, certificates Of Deposit
checks dividends &C., &c., shall present their claims and
receive payment thereof on or before the 18th o. March
instant.
2nd To facilitate the operations Of their customers in
funding their Treasury notes In four per cent bonds aceor
ding to the above Act Of Congress- the banks will contnIe
TO receive the deposit until the 12h of Mafch
Instant and to pay checks dfawa the same until
ard After he Isfday of March Instant aforesaid, The
banks In order to avoid for their depoaioB and
terested the tax of tythree and per cen will
N per bonds for
the benefit of the said deposors and Others and thereafter
pay all such claims In said bonds. -.
4th The banks will continue to receive and pay out
Treasury of the denomination of five dollars and less
and will receive in the heretofore the
issues to be made under this Act.
). A CRAWFORD, President Compercial Bank, Co
umhfass =
R. M. JOHNSTON, President Exchanss Bank, Co
DRAVENEL, Presidep, Planters and Mechanics, Banks
J. K. SASS, President Bank of Charleston.
JAMES ROSE, President South western Railroad Bank.
H. L. ELLIOTT, President Planters Bank, Fairfield.
G.. 8. CAMERON, President Bank of Chester.
]. G. HENNING, President Bank Of Georgetown.
WIN. WHALEY, President Farmers and Exchange
Bank. 49, .s-.{i.
WIN. GODFREY, President Merchants Bank, Cheraw.
w. B. SMITH, President Union Bank. q ,.s..sr
c. NJ. FURMAN, President Bank snte Of South Caro-
lima. - $50 u :. -
JOHN FISHER, PresIden, Branch Bank State of South
Carolina, Columbia. ~ ..
ANDREW sIMoNDs, President BrancL Bank, Abbe-
vile.
GEO. b. REID, President Bank of South Carolina.
D.F. McCAY, President Peoples Bank.
EDWARD SEBRING; President State Bank. aSSp
: B. D. BOYD, President Bank Newbeny. 49,
March 9 . -! 10 p
IN EQUITY--YORK DISTRICT.
s'"1 D. o1s'h'F'' nc. ct al pH}or Partition, se.
John X. oafothes ) Is -
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il John K Carothers defendant I'm above stated case,
resides beyond The limits Of this 6te Is, therefore, on
motion of Williams Beatty, Solicitors for complanans,
order that said absent defendant do appear and
swer or demur the bill filed In this case, within three
months from the publication of this notice. decree pro
eonfesso will be entered against him.
(s2D. WALTER B. METTS, c.E.Y.D.
Jo,,,,arvR
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YENTAL NOTICE.-DURT

E(,my absence from Yorkylie, r have made arranee-
n,ents with Dr. LESLIE OWEN, formerly Of Charleston
building, where he will pleased customers
asusual He eis gentleman Of much experience I'm my
line of business, and w doubess dive general saxac-
February .aS SSsss a+s7' 8 3 " f'D'eA =" 1T e
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4umtneal.

MARRIED-On the Sd instant, by J. d. p Cunence, Esq
Mr.. JOHN W. PARKER and Miss SEELY ANN REVEL
all of CASTOR County, North Carolina.
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RATES OF POSTAGE I'M THE
C. STATES OF AMERICA.

-
|EOR the convenience ofithe public
the following smplIfed statement Of the sdtes of post
under the net Of Congress Of the Confederate Stafes Of
AmerIca, hue been prepared It must be borne In mind
that the Act Into effect from and aer such period
as the Z. NJ General may BY announce:
RATES oSPosrAdF. -
Single s.,srs e, exceeding half ounce n weight TO
An additional single rate for each additional half ounce
- Drop lssS, letters cents each. "a So
In the foregoing cses postage tobepepaid by s,ampa
@ stamped envelopes. ~ -,
Advertised letters cents each. "a gss:s.sye- Z.
ON sEwsPxPKxs. !
Sent 70 regular and sona as sabseriben from office
Semi Weekly paper, IS. Cents Zen % per anaDar. =
Trl-Weekly paper, 80 cents per quarers-3 - =
Pour times week, 56 cents per quarter. -.
Five times week, 65ieens per quarter. sSs 80
Six times week, q cents per quarter. So. 80
ON PERIODICALS.. ~.
Periodicals published oener than semi monthly SHAH be
Periodicals published monthly, not exccedna III ounces
In weight, cent each number and
on each additional ounce or fraction Of an ounces i
on TRaasIgsr PRINTED MATrER.
The inland postage every other newspaper, and
each circular not sealed handbill, enaving pamphlet
perodlca magazine or other paper which shall
neced with any manuscript or written matter, md not
exceeding ounce IN weight shall be cent, and for esey
additional ounce or fraction OF an ounce, centnddhion
anQ DOCKS, UounQ unD0unu5
fourpounds, shall be deemed maabe matter, and thei
land postage them shall be at the rate Of cents an
ounce or fraction Of an ounce, and the posage on alt such
and books, shall be prepaid In all
cept when by ofce, musicians or privates OF the
army. ~ 49, - : =, .y3. =, u S,sssssts
YRkNHuNo PRIvILEgEs -
The following pefsons only entitled to the rnkfna
privilege, anda adj cases strictly confined to official hnsi
ness .lss ls.F..s '- - -sS' 80 ~, -
Postmaster General. =, ,.s.--- .1pf,
His Chief Clerk, -
Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office Department
poa mnater : .H
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OrYIcE oy ATTORNEY GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, March !, 1864

To His Ereelicney Governor Borham:
s In reply to your enquiry as to the kind Of money In
which Tax Collectors shall require payment Of State Taxes
after lst April next answer that the Tax Collector Is re-
qued to receive Confederate Treasury Notes, or oercur-
rent funds but in my opinion, after the ls April, Conede
rate Treasury Notes being by Act Of the Confedeteon-
gress reduced In value currency 33h per cent? these
notes. instead Of being received at 100 cents In the DOLLAR
should be taken the value currency fixed by law vz
66H cents on the dollar.
! !, am, very respectfully, .EE =
Your obedlent servant,
I. w. HAYNE, Attorney General.
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L TST OF LETTERS-REMA, a,

- ING in the Post Once at Yorkve, Fsb. Is, 1884.
,Ih1nas Aiexanders VIC Black, Mrs. Dc. F- Brnwn
Barry Miss Mary la Copeland Riidep Mrs
4 II; Carey, Miss j. GreIghtop, Ms, May CarolL John
En'myer, MISE Mary =. Forbes 3; Ftchet c. w. Fos
e. =; Hli w M Heny, Robeis Hays Mrs susan Harris, A.
rW.!1Ies Allen Jones, snlnr AE Johnston, Ma R. John
SION, WIN. toyer Love, Miss E. j. Logan, Mrs Mary
Moss, Mrs Mary hfnttox b. MYERS Miss M. E. Myers,
slIs H Mcknght T. p. McFadden, o. Nichols, Mrs. NJ
9wens, Hely Pafka Joab Price, Mrs. Sarah STAINS Thos
stas, Shesrcr Miss Susan Stowe Miss NJ. E San
difer, Edward Thomas ;G NJ. Turner, Rev. w. g. Wood
Calvin Wbisonant.-5a J.R: ALEXANDER, 2. NJ.
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GOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ TRICP-Whereas, u JONATHAN M.tNEEEy has
aprdied 10 me for Letters os NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on
aand singular the goods and chattel nights nnd cred
It's of SARAH ISLES, late Of the District aforesaid
deceased.
These therefore to cite and admonish a and singular
the kindred andcredos othe said deceased to be and
pear before next Ordnas the said Dis
rct TO be holden at York Court House the 18th day of
March next TO slcw cause, If any, why the said hd-
minstration should not be granted. 80 - sts
Given under my hand and Seal this 9th day of February
sItyfour, and in the eighty year of the indie
pendence of South Carolina.
.,.,,o JOHN "A. BROWN. o.YsD.
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WORK FOR THE ARMY

T WISH to employ. from the Country
Il or Village ONE HUNDRED LADIES, 90 finish SOL
DIERS soCKS-they are all and ready for sewing
commence the work as soon as the names Of FIFTY
LADIES registered. The work isyery light and simple
Call soon. MILES JOHNSON.
Mach O 10 3t+
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To james a. Black, Esq, Comptroller General: 5. =
Sm: You will issue instructions to the Tax Collectors In
Conformity with the above opinion of the Attorney Gener
al NJ l.. BONHAM.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, -
Columbia, March j, 1884.
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IN THE COIRT OF ORDINARY, !,
& YORK DISTRICT. - -
70 ohuef F. Parish, r: r. Parish and D. p. Parish.
WTHEREAS, J. LEANDER PAR
Wv IsH has filed petition In my office, praying 70 be
permitted povs In solemn form, paper as been
admitted TO probate IA common fomg as the last hl and
Testament Of ART1IUK PARISH, ,deceaseds +a:s'r .,
These are therefore To cite and admonsh you the said
OLIVER F. PARISH, r. Z. PARISH. and ID. T. PAR
ISH, to appear at my office, at YORK COURT HOUSE,
on tie IsfH day Of APRIL next at 10 O'Clock, al. NJ,
with such Witnesses may deem proper, agatnsi
the confirmation Of said win. -7 y sHSaS
II. 81 House, this l2th day Of JanlnIy, 1854 sss
,,GGs'2l Gsis2 >, -> E7 la. BROWN, O.; Z. y
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STATE OF sOTTH CAR0LINA,

YORK DISTRICT. Tsts.Zs
Roddey & Co., VS. W.sBa sBaDunIap-ArrAcn6rsr.. ~
WHEEREAS, the plaintiff did on
the 18th day of October 1865, file 'thelr deea1aon
without the limits Of this State and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom copy OF the
said declaration might be served II sthereore ordered
declaration, before the 10Th day of October which
will be In the year Of our Lord oasand eaf uured
and sixty four otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be awarded against him. -
Slsl ,..,,,o.. s.E. MOORE, Clerk.
November d sn-s 2l5fs 6ttA-tSSSS<r Ae'Gsi
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II OST.-ON FRIDAY AFTER
IL NOON, the Ilth Instant the Landsfard Road be
tween Yorkyllle and the mile stone, small COLTS
formation win be Thankfully receivedby the owner, and
liberal reward paid for its recovery. Apply at
FphnIary 2tt
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
A Man Killed.

We learn that man named Higgins
was killed by another named Moore, at
Rising Sun in this comfy, few days
ago, under the following circumstances
so reported s, least.
They had been gambling. and Moore
accused Higgins Of unfairness; when
high words and the lie were passed.
Higgins said Moore mast take back the
charge of foul play. Moore refused
Higgins wea: gu. AMI returned present
ly. opened the door a lille way and
presenting revolver, said: You'll
take ii back won't you?' Or something
TO that effect. Moore there upon drew
his pistol. AMI it is said. both fired at
the same time. Higgins fell and died
from the wound he received. Moore
was unlurt.
The latter was taken before just ice
oithe Peace and acquitted on the ground
Of justifiable self-defense. These are
-ihe features Of the case as We learn
Them.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13

IS apprehended from Guerrilllas. wbe
The history Of his war is written bv y,
Pen OF an unbiased historian. i, will h
recorded that tie administrator OF G.,
Ewing in the District OF the Bordc
was em'nently wise aud judicious. !
VIII stand the tests of time.
IheFe was grand Publication owe
tha election Of Gov. Carney 10 the Sc,
ale as Topeka, on Tuesday night.
Hawkins Taylor has been appoin.e,
Special Nail Agents for Kansas. vic,
ohes'sr Thomas. lie is spoken of a.
man well qualified for The position.
Mad, madden. maddes, Such !,
the feeling manifested BY the friends o
zen. Line over the election of Carney
especially Of those who are paid /,
make noise.
Inc bill tor negro suffrage was kill.
ed in he House.
ahere is bill before the legislature
to cut down printers fees. Re,rench.
ment on the part of ninnies always fiz.
zies out AT the little enl of the horn. ,
ana m this case it is very lille mean
horn.
Over 200 bills have been introduced
into tie House. Business. however
moves but slowly. We think the Lepis-
la'ure should adjourn at once. They
are doing no good.
The Missouri river is in better stage
for coating than il has been for months.
Maj Backmaster. Brigade Surgeon,
has entered upon his duties as Medical
Director of The Department, Of Kansas.
The DR.. is climbing up.
The Conservative says tina, guer,illas
10 the number Of 800 have congresa:e ed
in the Sni ills; and that they will
plumber and murder wherever they can.
YES Gen. Ewing is no longer in com.
nsnd on the Border.
The boys of the 7ih have furlouah
Tor 50 days. dating from Monday.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
County Seat.

We have said but little On local mat
tiers since we came 10 the County be
cause We thought it on. Of place TO b,
sgitating the questions when the life O
the Nation was at stake. We took tn,
position that while the war lasted, and
SO many of our citizens are absent il
the army. it would be unjus; 10 chang,
The present status Of affairs. This i.
our position now. Our men in the field
have As much right to be heard and tc
vote on all local matters as any of US,
and to take advantage of their absence
is wrong. 1t is wrong even il it would
make no Inference in the result.
But there is no earthly use Of asi.a-
ting the vote on the County Sea, now.
No man in the County can show any
cool to result to the County as whole
by the agitation, while o:her interests
Of vital Importance 10 the whole Coun-
try demand unity Of action. Tie at
sempt to filch part of our territory
from US, the need for united effort to Sc
care a railroed from Atchiscn via Grass
hopper Falls to Topeka-ihese and OH
'er matters should unite US as one man
eor tie interests of the whole County.
and everything calculated TO divide us
and waste our strength i'd interna! st,ite
should be put aside. /, is Of far more
interest to Grasshepper 10 get arailroaid
than anything else; AMI the passage of
The Henderson Amendment, resolutions
by the lrgisl .iure will Mt .cnl 10 ad-
vance this desirable result.
Fol- li.ese reasons, and the aIdi.i nj
enc hat il will be needless expense TO
line County, We are opposed 10 the bill
introduced in'o the House BY II. Barnes
Of TIE 2lst distcict fer vote on the
County Seat question in his County
We lave general law. mae expressly
to meet such cases an there would be
ius. a. much wisdom ex;bi ii by The
makers il they should pass an ae,
requiring very wagon 10 have fiji.
VII. el, as 10 pass The bill we allnie TO.
The enc would bejust as sensible as tie
O'her; aud Of jus a. much utility.
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MASON 4 HAMLlN. Makers.
BOsrOy, Mass.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

nISEASES f the Nervous. SEMINAL, URN
IL ARY and SEXUAL SYsrENs-new ard relia-
be treatment - in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOClATiON-Sen by mail in sealed envei
opes, tree Of cha rye.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLlN HOUGHTON, Ae-
ting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2 South
Ninth S'r.cf, rhilsd-ipha. r., 10 "
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~See the advertisement OF Messrs.
y. J. lvsy. Of Lsaven worth. They
.'ve added TO their 6ne stock Of Boots
onoes. full assortment of Hats 4
. Give them . call. They are
s.a''emen. and very pleasant to deal
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13

1--WE direct the attention of our
readers 10 the advertisement Of Messrs.
ioaAsr d PREsT, Of Lsayenworlh, in an
sner column. These gentlemen are
'0las thriving business. They are
'e.'ao'e. what they say may be depend
" upon. We fully recommend them
~'ss citizens Of Jefferson as worthy Of
P1ronage. Give them a trial.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13

AARErED:-In this place, on SUNDAY
1he 7th inst. by Rev L. ID. Price. Mr.
JOSEPH FIrsiMoSs and Miss MARY p.
F'ssrcux. both Of this place.
We wish the welded pair al the hap
p'nes' that their most ardent hopes can
Pa'nt. Thanks for the remembrance Of
ne P1ntere. The 'good thing" were
properly and sppreeiatirely discussed.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
AGRICULTURE.

In addition 70 other natter, portion Of the col
umn. Of our Weekly edition viii be devoted u
Agriculture.
We are confident that every family that subseribcs
far Tuy WEEKLY BULLETIN will agree TINT II Is n
eompanion OF far create value than its price.
specimen copy furnished gratis 10 any who dc.
sire H. Address.
BULLETIN COMPANY,
Aug. Il. 90 1854 Leayenw orth, Kansas.
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ven. Curtis takes strong ground
& "'s robbery and lawIessness Of all
40 man is Fl u command this
p'n"ent Who does not.
~ - the removal Of Gen. Ewing
onnand on the Border. danger
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No. i5--Cabinct Organ,
tine a No. I6. in Walnut or Oak,


Among the many distinguished mu leans who
unqualitiedly endorse the CABINET ORGAN
may be found the names Of Go:tschalk, Thalberg.
VIM. Mason, $. Is. Mills, WOilenhaupi, Safer.
Fsadsi Stakosch, Grobe. and San,eIson, Pianists;
and Morgan, Zundel, Wilcox, Mosenihal, Mag
raih, Smith, Flint Wels, Tuckerman and Gutter,
Organis.s.
What the larger pipe organs are to larger
chuI ches and halls, the CABINET ORGANS are to
private residences and smaller churches and halls
They occupy htie SOON, are elegan. % pieces OF
furniture, und are not liable to get ont OF order.
Just published ScaooL FoK Tue CABINET
ORGAN. by Geo. +. Root. Price -. REcREA-
TIoys ToR the CABINET ORGAN Six numbers
of Is pages each. Price 30 cents per number or
$3.50 per set
Warerooms in Boston, No. pa Washington
street. Address the undersigned. Wsrerooms
in New York. Nos. 5 i Mercer street. Address
MASON BROTHERS.
Ias,Iumcn'a may DO ordered by lclter with en-
tire confidence OF receiving them as perfect MS
though selected at our Warerooms. A dr." on
q Boston or New York Bank, mnde ~ .'ir 10
our order, should, in snch cases. ncr .rany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues sent free by mail
MASON 4 HAMLIN. Makers.
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BOARD 81 PER DAY.
Notice for Sale Of Land.

By yirics OF an order, Ia ma cir. c,sd, issued
cut oil the Probate Couri III and for tire County
Of shawnee Stare of Kansas. !, wiiiam y.
Bowker, Guardian of Charles, ais, Jscinib,
alias Hyaeinih Lceompt, will sell to the highest
bidder at the door of the Dnt;on House m tho
OF Kansas. on Tuesday. tie 18th day ., March, 4
ID. 1861. The following Lands and ,enements,
t,-wir: The ives. hall Of survey number ~, ID
the kansas Hall Breed Lands, situated in said
county OF Jefferson, on the North Bank of this
Kansas River, a. the property Of nis saii Ward.
he being of unsound m I'D Ore halt D. the pur-
chase money TO be paii on tie confirmation IL
ss d sale. and the other hat 20 lie pa.i in six
months thereafter. with ten per cent interest
ihereoa, 10 De secared ~ note and mortgage ON
said Laai ge..fi
To De sod in two traits the n.ss;l, na.i a-l no
socih ball OF said west half
WM E BOWkER (ssard;ur.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No. i0-Cabinet Organ.

This instrument is intended more particularly
ior church requif, menis, and is v.ry valuable
Tor organ practice. II contains twelve stops.
drawing SIX complete sets of reeds with the ne
sessary conpers; two manuals, and an iadepen.
ient pedule OF twenty-five key, and is blown
1y a sec nd person.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No l2-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. II in case oaly For organists
who are inexperienced in the use of pedals. this
is our aesi church Instrument. Being less com.
plicated than the No 10, and better adapted to
transportation, we can confidently recommend
II as very desirable for chnrehcs. public hall
and ledge rooms. Also desirable parlor ia
siruiasLt.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No. Ii-Cabinct Organ

Ccnisias six stops three complete sets OF reeds
and one manual very excellent instrument
Tor churches OF moderate mean. rs il combines
much OF The power and capabiiiiy Of the larger
instruments at a much less co-..
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No. lI-Cabinet Organ.

Win eight stops, four complete sets OF reeds,
and two manuals is blown b, the performer,
and coniains tire automatic swell. Intended for
the paIlor AMI drawing room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1882.

The capabilities of the above Instruments,
an organ within the reach of all who desire it
nave opened for 1t an entirely new f.:' he. -,
.;i.;.>I.' instrument, and have
:, Tue unqualified Endorsement OF over OxE
HUNDRED AND Fifty of the leacing Organists
end Musicians OF the country.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
Probate Conrt.

There will be an adjourned tenn OF
the Probate Court held on Welnesday.
the l7th in-t. for one day. All persons
interested viii take notice OF the fact.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13

the BuLLErIE Is paper in the best sense 81
the word. Its columns viii contain news upon all
subjects and from all quarters. 1t will epdeavof
not 70 deceive s readers By the distortion Of reports
or misrepresentation Of facts, bu; will furnish upon
ali subiccts the fullest and most reliable information
that can he had, accom- panied b. such commepts as
truth and not prejudice shall seem TO warrant.
Especial attention viii be given 10 the local and
commercial news Of Leavenworth City. and the
state generally. Asa commercial Journal The BrL-
rrTls will be fornI unexcelIed for accuracy and
reliability. Til. department Of the paper Is under
ne charge Of a competent editor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No. 23--Cabincl Organ.

With two sets Of reeds OF five oc,aves Compass.
combining the Automatic Swell, knee stops and
double belows-in solid Black Walnut Case
panelled and o.namentei with rich clryings-an
elesanI instrument, Tor The drawing ROM and
parior.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No. 2l-Cabinet Organ

Sane music as in Nos. % and 23-i in plain sub
stantiil Black Walnut or Oak ease I his style
Is ex,remiy ropular-perhars the mos, 50 Il any
that we make-its moderate price plac ing 1t
within reach OF oil. and serve. we'll Tor either The
pasior, sestry. school, or lodge room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No lS--Cabinet Organ.

Five Cctaves, with one sc, Of reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No. 3O-Cabinet Organ

Fonr Oc'aves, two sets of reeds, automatic
swell, double bellows and knee stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No. .l.2-Cabinet Organ

Diiiers from No. q in case only This instru
meni Is encased in elegant rosewood highly pol
'shcd-desisued also for the parior.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-13
No. l9-Cabinet Organ

Same as No. 20, in neat and substantial case
OF solid Black Wsinet or Oak capital irslru-
ment for Sunday Schools Of limited means, and
next best 10 the No. 81 for private U.S.