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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-21
HEAD QuARrKRs STATE OF Kansas, ]
ADJUrAsr GESERAL,s OrIIcE, ;

HEAD QuARrERs STATE OF KANSAS ]
ADgurAsr GENERALS OrvIcx,
TofEKA. April 10, 1864.
GENERAL ORDE,s Nd. 8.
l. The following See. &. Militia Law
Feb. Esd. 1864. is published for the in
formation Of a concerned:
THAT the State shall constitute ont
division, aud shall be divided BY the
Major General Commanding into Eve
Brigade Districts. with power 10 sIte,
and change the same at pleasure.
II. The Regiments Of Kansas Militia
will hereafter be numbered and desig-
mated as follows. 10 Wit:
lei. Regt. Colonel. C. H. Robinson.
head quarters, Leaver worth City.
ed. Regt. Maj. A. Stark. head quar-
tiers. Topeka. Shawnee co.
Sd. Reg. Col. Chas. Willemsen. head.
quarters. Lawrence. Douglas CO.
9Th. Regt Col. S. S. Cooper. head
quarters. Oskaloosa. Jefferson co.
9Th. Regt. Col. g. A. Cotton. head
quarters. Paola. Mama co.
= 9th. Regt. Col. head quar-
ters. Mound City. Linn CO.
9Th, Regt. Peter Mcfarland. head
quarters. Leavenwor,h City.
9th. Regt. Col. w. S. Smith. head
quarters. Council Grove. Morris CO.
9th. Rsgt. Col. F. n. Tracy. head
quarters. Troy. Doniphan co.
10th. Regt. Col. W. Pennock. head
quarters. Centropolis. Franklin co.
lltb. Regt. Col. A. J. Mitchell. head
quarters. Emporia. Lyon CO.
i2lb Regt. Col. L. s. Treat. head
quarters. Atchison.
18th Regt. Col. J. A. Keller. head.
quarters. Olatha. johnson co.
I4,h Regt. Col D. w. Scott. head
quarters. Fort Riley.
18th Regt.. Col. J. T. Price. head
junction City. Davis co.
18th Regt, Col. F. w. Potter. head
quarters. Burlington. Coffey co.
18th Rsg,. Col. E. c. Manning. head
quarters. Marysvilie. Marshall co.
18th Regi, Col. P. s. Hubbard. head
quarters, Aichison.
By Order of the Commander in chief.
GUILFORD DUDLEY.
lel-4w AdWisns Genersl.
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IN Of May, AID. 1864, Letters Of Administration
on the Estate Of Joseph Britain. deceased,
late Of jefferson County, State Of Kansas,
were issued TO Jane Briiein. by tho Prob,te
Court Of said County and State. All person
having cIsims against said estate, ere require J
to exhibit them for allowance within one ye II
after the date Of esid letter., or they may hs
prsc.udsd IRON any benef, os said estate; nnd
Il such claims be not exhibited within three yesrs
from the date Of sid lsssesp, they will be frcv-
CT barred. JANE BRITAIN.
l94 3wf3. Acminis,rais;x.
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Va Friday night OF last week We had
ssspost which seemed 10 b reliable,
ssas Lee had surrendered his entire ar
: 70 Grant. and there was considers
= Excitement and . little jubillao.
sseoastraiion over the supposed good
But It proved incorrect. They
~ > elg line n Lawrence that night
J 80 'he report and also in some other
Wien the Stars and Stripes
- - triumph over Richmond. re
,;,. sss > good time TO msks il I'll
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Bible Society Meeting i.

The anniversary meeting Of the JEFF
ferson County Bible Society will be
held at the N. E. Church in this place
on Sunday. afternoon or evening.
June 5,h. 1864. Rev. L. B. DENNIS
Agent Of the American Bible Society,
for Kansas. will be present. and an in
teresting time may be anticipated. We
trust every person interested in the
cause Of Christianity or the well-being
Of society. will be present.
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ExIcRAsrs-On Thursday afternoon
l9 wagons with families and . large
quantity Of stock passed through this
place, bound for California. This is
the second train of emigrau,s that has
passed through our streets on the way
to the Golden State.
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PesllisF and Important Facts
Administrators Notice

T ETTERS 81 Administration upon tho estate
IL Of Sarah NJ. Parker, deceased not admin.
issered ny Nsih. E. Parker. ia'e administrator OF
said estste. have been granted to the undeTsign'
ed by the Judge Of the Probate Couit oil Jeiler-
son County, kansas, dated May 81, A. .. 1864.
The authority Of the said Nssh. Z. Parker ceased
bv ths surrender Of his letters on the ID day Of
May. 1854. WM. CROSBY
Administrator de bonis non OF the estate Of Ss-
rah N. Parker. dee d. l94 3we2,40
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Tie 6rst quarterly meeting Of Oska-
ioosa circuit for the current conference
year, commences in this place o-mor-
row saturday at II o'clock. A. NJ
Rev. L. D. Price. P. E.
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AGRICULTURE.

In addition 10 other natter, portion Of the col.
umns Of our Weekly edition viii Be devoted ~
Agriculture.
We are confident that every family that subscribes
for TEE WEEKLY BCLLE1rN will agree that Il 10
companion Of far Create vslne than iss price.
specimen copy furnished gratis 10 any v hn do.
sire Il. Address,
BULLETIN COMPANY,
Aug. II, % f55u Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all ereiitoss and
Others interested 10 the estate of Wm. Butcher,
DECEASED, that intend to make fiuaf settlement
Of said estats at tho nc1t regular term Of the
Probate Court sitting In and Tor Jsf!srson County,
Kansas, 10 Do begun and holden in Oskslooss.
on Monday the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1854.
SAMUEL BUTCHER.
lM-iw Adm: niatva.,r.
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MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We invite the attention Of Merchants, Bank.
ers. Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, &c, 70 our
facilities for the manufacture Of the hes I inds
OF Ledgers. Journals. Day 30 .ks Invoice Books,
shipping Receipts. Sales Books, Hotel Registers,
Lawyers Dockeie, &c &c
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No. 12-Cab;net Organ

Differs from No. II in case only. For organists
who are inexperie need in the use of pedals, this
Is our best churce instrument. being less con-.
plicated than tie No. 10, and better adapted to
transportation, we can confidently recommend
it rs very de.irab!s for churches public hall
and lodge rooms. Also desirable parlor in.
strumcnf
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The "DrrroH Houss" will be closed
As . public house from this date until
further notice.
NJ. r. Durrox.
O>kaloosa. May. 2O,h 1854.
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BLANK BOOKS FOR COUNTIES

DISTRICT COURT BOOKS,
COUNTY TREASUSERS' BOOKS,
RECORDS, REGISTERS, TAX BOOKS,
And all kinds OF
BOOKS OF PUBLIC RECORD
Manufactured from the best Of stock, and in the
highest style of the art.
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No. lO-Cabinc, Organ.

Tins instrument is inten ded more particularly
for church requir. ments, and is very valuable
for organ practice. il contains twelve stops,
drawing six complete sets Of reeds, with the ne
cessary c0uplers; two manuals, and an indepen.
dent pedale Of twenty-five key, and is blown
BY . second person.
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AZEL SPALDING,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
AND
DERRY DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
GRAssuoPPER FAILS. KANSAS.
Guardians Sale (!

DY virtue Of IN order Of ,he Probate Cou il
ID aud for SHAWNEE County, State of Kansas
On the 0sh day Of June, A. D. J e8a,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock. 4. ~, and fon
O'Clock, ?. In iron, Of the klCHEY BLOCK
an Kansas Avenue. In the CITY OF T0PKKA
County aforesaid, will offer tor sale II Public
Auction, the following lands and sencmenis, "a
Wit: Ssrvey twenty two t22) Of the Kansas
half Breed Lands. situated On the north bank Of
the Kansas River, in the County Of Jehesson,
State Of Kansas. ~ the property OF Charles, ali.
10 Jscinth, alias Hyscmth Lecompte. person Of
unsOund mind; 10 be sold in four goal tTscts,
the north east. north. 81, soath wsst aud south
east quarters each qusrter confirming 100 acres.
more or .. The ssle OF ssid lands, and every
part thereof may be adjourned from day 70 dav
between the same hours, uAth the same ehall b
Sold Two hundred dollars On each tract TO DO
pail Il the confirmation Of such sale, and the n .
msipdcr q be pad 10 nine annual payments,
with interest nj the rate Of six per cont. per 90
mum, payable annually, TO be secured by note and
mortgage ON to tract for which the same 10 10
be paid; and II any annual payment. and the m
rerest paya, lie annually, shall not be paid when
the same same shnll be duo and payable, then
the whole Of said money remaining unpaid on
aid promissoFy note, together with the interest
then due thereon, shall at ouce become due and
puynbe. Said lands are the finest bottom lands
In Kansas. and are Covered with heavy growth
Of timber, the best in Kansas.
WILLIAM + B0WKER.
As Guardian Of Charles, alias Jacinth, alias
Hyuci.lh I%compte. y peTs,n Of unseund m'nd,
rilis 18Th day Of April, 1854. is1-u Sa6
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No. ll-Cabinet Organ.

With eight stops, four complete sets Of reeds,
and two manusls-is blown By the performer
and contains the automatic swell. Intended for
the parlor and drawing room.
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A funeral discourse 10 commemora-
ton OF the deceased will be preached at
the N. E. Church in this place. Prov
idencs permitting. on Sunday. June
9Th, half past 10 o'clock. A. NJ. by
Rev. L. F. WALDEN.
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MAGAZINE BINDING!

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thurs, Ladies Repository, Frank Leslie, Harp.
eIs Weekly. Pictorial History of the War, and
all other Magazines. bound in Plain or Fancy
Binding. at the LOWEST FIGURES.
=. Binding Of all kinds and styles-Paper, Calf,
sheep: Law Style. Morocco, Turkey Morocco.
and Morocco Antique, done on shortest notice.
Ruling Of All Kinds Done Promptly.
3rN. B.-We employ zone but first class work.
men. and are prepared to guarantee every job Of
work cent out Orders RESPECTFULLY solicited.
Address:
BULLETIN CO..
LEAVENwORTH, KANSAS.
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No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
ANA q No. i6. in Walnut or Oak.


Amorg The many distinguished mu ic. ans Nh,
unqualitiedly endorse the CABINET ORG Al
may be found the names Of Go,,schalk, Thaibe.g
VIM. Mason. s, b. Mills, WolleHhaupi. Sauer
Frade. Stakosch, 0robe. and San defson. Pianis;s
and Morgan, Zundel, Wilcox, MoeenihaI, Mag
raih. Smith, Flint Wels, Tuckerman, and Gutter
Organisn.
What tho larger pipe organs are TO large
chui ches and halls. the CABINET ORGANS are Il
private residences and smaller churches aud halls
They occupy little room, are elegant o. pieces o.
furniture, nrd are not liable to get out OF order
Just published: SCHOOL Fok TBE CABINET
ORGAN. BY Geo. 4. Root. Price 81. RxcREA.
TiONs TOR the CABINET ORGAN Six numbers,
Of i6 p,ges each. Prizes 80 cents per number ,oI
u so per set.
W arerooms in Boston, No 274 Washington
street. Address the undersigned. Warerooms
in New York, Nos. 4 Mercer siseet. Address
MASON BROTHERS,.
Iosirumenia may be ordered by letter with en-
lire confidence Of receiving them NJ po' Sec: 40
though selected AZ our Wsrerooms. A Dr." on
Boston or Now York Bank. made p .,e 10
our order, should, In such cases, acr .pany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues sent tree BY mail
MASON 4 HAMLlN. Makers.
BosroS, Ma.
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Norscx is hereby given that havs .oad mr.
interest in the Drag and Grocery Store n fhk h
iooss, 70 w. 4. Coy, end that ths s N Of Disel.
consent Msssss Coy sni Evans sre r1,A,r.r,
to collect all dsbss due 10, end viii psv III a..
mands due By h. arm Of Dir sIbiss and Ev.n,
SAM'L8. pivELBlsS.
Nay n. lseA. 3~.rs.
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@ We direct especial attention to
the order Of Colonel Cooper. 10 this
column.
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MASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET CRoAN Is designed both for the
church and home for the sacred and secular
for organ prsc ice and the recreation Of +xtem-
pore playing combining all the best qualities Of
the melojeon, and none o. its Objectionable ores,
with many entirely new Improvements and ia
tentions, prominent among which IL the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-21

DIED On Sunday the 9th inst. nea,
TINS place. Of paralysis. after brief III.
ness. Mrs. MARY ANN MooRxAx. in the
59Ih year Of her age.
The deceased was a genuine Christ.
ian. for many years . faithful membe,
OF the N. E. Church. and BY her ex.
emPlsry life won the confidence of all
and though suddenly called away. being
sm'tten down with . fatal shock of pai.
sey on the "Wednesday evening preyi.
Gus to her death. yet was she permitted
to leave an undimed testimony of her
faith in Christ. and full hope Of bliss.
full immortality.
DEARrsr MOTHER, thou hast len ma,
Here thy loss We deeply feel:
Blu; twas He who hath bereft u.s.
He can all our sonows heal.
On the 18th inst >, in Leayeovor,b
OF hasty consumption. Mr.. EZRA w.
FLETCHER, n The Seth year of his age.
AS volunteer in the Seventh Regi-
ment. K. ", he lad served his country
for nearly three years as faithful SOL
iIer. and died in the service. He was
son-in-law TO Mrs. Mormon.
Farewell! farewell! my husband dear!
It's hard that thou shouldst disappear:
Scarce hadst thou reached to manhoods bloom
When thou art called 70 all the tomb.
Cold is thy hand In deaths embrace;
No more We see thy smiling face;
Bat yet again We hope to meet,
Then all our Joys will be complete.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-21
No. l4-Cabinet Organ

Con'sins six ssops-three complete sets Of reeds
and one manuai-a very excellent instrument
tor churches Of moderate mean. a. il combines
much OF the power and ca biIity Of the larges
instumeuts- al nrch lessco.t.
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No. ?l--Cabinet Organ

Same music as in Nos. - AMI 23-in plaia sub.
siantial Black Walnut OF Oak case This style
e extremely pcpular-perhaps tho most 30 OF any
that we make-its moderate price placing il
within reach Of ALL snd serves we'll for either the
parlor, vestry, school, or lodge room.
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The Preach Preventive.
NIGHTLY ExIssIoss xyyrcIvALLY P1xvx1r.
~ ID WITHOUT TEE usI o. MEDICINE Nv ths
use Of The french Preventive, )" The greet q In
veniisB Of the age. Priee 81. Sent posi- paid
TO all psrts Of the country. Address DE- S. UR.
It's, Boz 2697. Post Ofsce. Philadelphis, ] =,
Circulars sent free.
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THE LEAVENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

TBE LEAvENwoRTH EVENING BULLETIN
l. has now been established one year, and Is well
known throughout Kansas. Its success thus far has
been greater than any Journal ever established in
the West The proprietor are experienced news
paper men. and thoroughly know the tastes and tho
wants OF the people Of this State.
There are three editions Of the paper, viz.
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No. 23--Cabinet Organ,

With two sets Of reeds Of Ave octaves compass,
containing the Automatic Swell, knee stops and
double be!lows-in solid Black Walnut Case
paneled and ornamented with rich csrvings-an
elegan, Instrument for tie drawing room and
parlvr.
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AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1852.

The capabilities Of the above Instruments
an organ within the roach Of oil who desire it,
have opened for it an entirely new fed. hiih erso
unoccupied BY any musical instrument and have
elected the unqualified Endorsement Of over one
husDasD AND FIS9Y Of the leading Oseanisss
and Musicians Of the country.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-21
No. .9--Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. q in case only This ins,ru
ment is encased in elegant rosewood highly pol.
ished-desixucd also for the parlos.
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The BULLETIN y . asrs.psper In the best sepse 81
the word. Its eo'umns will contain news upon all
subjects and from all quarters. II will endeavor
not 10 deceive is reader b, the distortion % reports
or Misrepresentation nj farss bot Wiii furnish spon
all subjects the fullest and reliable inform aiioa
that he had, accom- par led b. such comments -
truth ard MT prejudice shai, eeem TO warrant.
Especial attention viii be given 10 the local and
commercial news Of Leavenworth City. and the
State generally Asa commercial journal TEE BuL.
trTiS will be fornd unexceiled for accuracy and
reliability. This department Of the paper u under
NO charge OF . competent editor.
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No. l7LCabinet Organ,

Same as NJ. Is, in Walnut OF Oak case. An
available instrument for home ure, ,hough moi
50 comprehensive o. sn instrument with two or
more Gets Of reeds.
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THE EVENING BULLETIN.

Printed every afternoon ut o'clock, contains the
latest 'eleersphc dispatches and local news ap 10
The time Of going u press. TgRxr, % per annun
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-21
No. 2O--Cabinet Organ

Fonr Octsvcs, two sets Of reeds, automatic
swell, double bellows aud knee stop. Ia eiegan,
Rosewood case highly polished.
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No. l6-Cabinet Organ,

-Four octaves, with one set Of reed., automatic
eve u and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
Gaze.
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No lS--Cabinet Organ,

Five oc,asee, with one &c, Of reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. In elegant Rrsemood
case highly polished.
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No. I9L-Cabinet Organ

Same as No. 20, 10 neat and substantial case
Of sold Black Wslnet OF Oak capital irsuu.
ment for Sunday School. Of limited means, and
next best TO the No. 81 for private Use.
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--------------------~-
MASON Il HAMIIN'S
4 IA nTNNn nnu Nry
01ADii'HI Oi'uAl'0'
The CABINET CRoAN Is designed both for
church and home for the sacred and secular
Tor organ prsc ice and the recreation Of eyer
pore piayinR-combining all the best qualities
wi,a many entirely new and
a 1lfSRiNN1 n T1N S>Vt1Mn
wv Wv ~ w. y w 49,
katenteQ OCTOBER II, l66Z.
The capabilities Of the above Instrument
an organ within the roach of n, Who desire r.
sedd bs IL an @ hi, Sh
elected the unqualified Endorsement Of over @.
huNDaED AND Fifty Of the leading Osgania
ana Musicians OF the country.
NJ ~ Nl: O.
Th asl ,nsrumsa. j. INTENDED more particular
for ryan prsa,iee. i, con,.irs twelve ssop
drawing six cumpIete sets Of reeds. with The n,
lcessary couplers: two manuals. and an indeper
dent pedalc OF twenty-five kew. and i, blow
by a second person.
With eish, stops, four complete sets Of reed
ana contains the automatic swell. Intended 70
"o Pa''o' anu drawing room.
NJ g..
| mo. lZ-CaD.Met organ
LINERS ho sa IRON NO. ~ case only For organs;
ps.ssd than tic NJ. 10 and better adapted
| il as very de.irab.s for churches. public ha n
and lodge rooms. Also . desirable parlor in
suument.
con,.ies 81. .,op.-,hr,. eomp,<,. ,e,. Of reed
and one manual-a very excellent ins,rumen
for. Gnu, ches OF moderate means. as il combines
;nusm .. ,ne power ana @ oility OF the large
No. 23--Cabinet Organ.
VIII TWO SETS OF reeds of 6v0
on,sining the Automatic Swell Lnes ssons . nd
double be!lows-in solid BIack W.innt Csss~
panelIed and ornamented with rich csrvino.~.n
p'fl9r.
NJ 81 r.L:. n
o' sA-/auiiiet organ
Usk s ss,s ,ns
.na. we make-lt' moderate price placing 1t
',r Iescn VI s''' sno serves vel ior ether the
Pah'''' 'es''y 'cn'o', o. 'ooge Ioom'
n;a.,. s,om NJ >, ;. ~. ~. .
mena is encased in eIegsn, ROSEWOOD, highly pol.
'shed-desixncd also for the parlos.
r.,, os,,,,.. ,vo ~. ~ ,..,,. .,,o,, II.
,wen ooIole oeiows ana Knee stop. Ia elegant
NJ 10 N.L. a.
ANo. AS--N'dDiiict yISdn
;.u,e n. NJ On in r.., .,I .,h,,.n,;., ..o
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THESE MACHINES make the lock stitch
i alike on both sides. and use lsss than hall
the thread and silk that the single OF double thread
loop stitch Machines do; will
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THE TRI-WEEkLY BULLETIN

lsissued every Monday, Wednesday and Friday ,ana
contains the news OF the Daily, a, 60 per AMMAN.
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
IL issued every Tuesday. and II made up cxpressy
10. the country from Mo Elk daily editions. TGxxs
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-08
Rev. Reuben 4. Wilson.

we compelled to submit 10 an intollo fable nut
sance Monday night, or leave our place ofbutiness
via the 6rawhpg Of the above named individual on
the strcctcorner Har rtmans store. 7 his loyal
preacher as decended from the pulpit the political
arena. The following are some Of his gems -'Ileav.
en.daring," od.forsaken," "Helldoserving," "Cop
perheads" mcclellan is vile traitor to his country"
"The arbitrator Pondleton," "The Chicago Convrn.
ton were band Of conspirators "The rebels of the
South and sympathiscrs Of the North" No attempt
was made at anything that might be called argument
aithoushhe contcnded that the "aboItion of slavery"
as great object of this war The restoration ofthe
Upon didnot appear to have been thought Of What
appeared still Disgusting if possible, than his
sweeping railing accusations, was the pompous pride
with Whch he brawled and blacksuardc aud calumui.
atod. Lest some might be wedk enough to confdc in
and follow this false teacher would suggest the fol-
lowing texts for respectable clargymen to preach
from in this town -
"Yct Michael the archanrel, when conicndlng with
the devil he disputed about the body Moses durst
not bring against him railing accusation, but sad
The Lord rcbIkc thee Judog.
Again, Timothy, Chap 3. Giving the qualification.
Of bishops. "But patient not Jrdpicr, not coyct.
Gus
"Not novice, lest being lifted up with pride he fail
into the condemnation Of the devil"
Again let Cor, Chap. 49, "Charity suIere,h long
aud is kind charity onvieth not charity eaate,h not
hssJ, IS rot PHded up"
"Do'h nat bchare us,fUpsccnly. s"ckch not her own,
suot easily provoked. higkcih ~ criL"
Tho haud.b notice Of the meeting hal Il inufiialc5
extract from Webster as MOTTO The words "lih,rty
and union now aud forever ouc and ii cpaablc" were
made to read "union now aud forever Ac" which not
only made utter absurity but truly iudcat Ec?ub.
lican hatred Of liberty rhcy eoono, oven ,olc.sq
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-08
I he Fishingcreek Conspiracy.

We deem it proper to correct some Of
I 9 nmiictouS miSreP'esentall0lS which
ave obtained circulation, by the "ioyal
Rnies Of the Administration, in relation
= what they are pleased to call the "Fish-
greek Conspirnry.'
We are Informed that one Of the ycung
lacn wearing tho Government uniform,
.sIcd Col. Albright, ht,aunounced in Blooms-
burg, few evenings ago, at "loyal meet
|ing,' that there were armed men up the
rrcck, organized against the Government,
anl in resistance to The laws. Is this so
We declare it to he untrue.
Gen. G. Cadwal' 'ader, on the evaning
of the 9th OF September. on his return
roa the reported Seat of Rebellion, told
's in Bloom, burg, and 10 hearing Of Judge
Llwcll and Senator Buckalcw that he had
hade thorough military examination OF
'hat entire country, extending his res, arch
ov-r the North Mountain AMI into Sul!i-
|Fap--lhath he had sent this Cavalry around
ly the Turnpike, up the ravines ant
Gown the valleys, aud-said Gen. Cad
Salader, FL am satisfied that there are ne
armed forces there nor were there any eyi
dmce OF any in all that country. The
whole thin 6, said Gen. c., is a"G GRAM
FARCE" We are content TO leave thu
easo' upon this statement, to the judgemen
oI the public,