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Drn GOODS.

n EIoHTH-AvENt'E CHEAP STORE.
os soloco DH WORTH or RIBBONS yELyETs, LAcEs,
TRIMMINGS BoNNLT-fLoMEKS, fEAi HI 6d n1s
IERY, GLOVES. NEEDLfN ORR. LA' r, 1 ~ ..1
FANCY ARTICLES, ZEPHYR AND 'hElhAND
ooop'' AT ABOUT 500. on THE DOLLAR.
CLOSING OH 'H"' Us An" "'"'o''' YARD UP.
~ .o YaRbS slim iI.i.isl0Ns. Ice YARD.
i5,CO SPRAYS OF LOWERS, e. ,, Srk iAn, coons
CLOSING NEEDLEWORK AND LACE OOppS
EFEDLEMOGK HANDhERCHlEFS, Do.
GESqs' IINFN HhNDKERCHlEFS. &c. ,. On,
CLOSING An KNrlRE lhfohlAiiV,Nn Ci
FOR LADIES. GENTS. MISSES AND BOYS,
il ,fLk CASHMERE AND WOOL, 23c.. J9c' &c, -
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
LOTS OF LADIES CLOTH GLOVES. 25.. and Sc
IL69iis OF f't,iniI.s' LINED Glow poe. to %.
L0I'S Or MERINO- LINED CLONES 2oc;' CSC "c'
LOTS or NERiNO-LlNED GAUSFLEIs' 20.
i01,s or CFvTS' LINED GLOVES. 20c. mp.
IOis OF LhplE, FINE GLOVES, $50. 70 . So
LOIS or GFNTs FlNE GLOVES. Soc to ~
h"IS vi FN' GREAT RUSH on MONDAY.
cr, pr-,s PFsT slUYARD SPOOL COTTON. lie. -
BEST WilLIlfNNIIC 2ooYARD SPOOL Cotton
JOB LOT o. cLiRK's COTTON, Sc. ,,o no,py
j0B L0T o. BtsrlNG COTTON, DC. snd loc. DOZEN.
BEST PINS And NiEDLtS; o., PAFEh
10000 PAIRS MISSES FAScY WOO. HOSE. loc., i2c.
gr10 = tiRs MISSES FANCY WOOL HOSE, H., TOO
Zoe rAE E. L dfSr MOL 4if Hos IT,
LOT OF ENGLISH MERlNO HOSE, 2ac., Bic.
Lon or LADIES SILK HOSE, 30, 90.
TOr or LADIES RIBBED HOSE, zoe.
IOr or LADIES EXTRA HEAVY HOSE, Pc - ,,.r,
p 90 PAIRS or HOSIERY Or EVERY MINI
CHEAP.
WOODEN DEPARTMENT.
LOT OF SHETLAND NUBlAs, yards long 'Sc.
I'm on ZEPHYR WOOL HOODS, jOc., SO. Doe
T0r OF BRTAKFASr SlIAWLS, 81 p and 81 o.
LOT or SPLENDID SOSrAGS. r.
LOT or WOOL COMFORfERS z3c., Dcr Flc
LOrOF WOODEN sCARFs, l5c 2oc., l5c l,,,,.,.,
CLOSING OUT FELT sHAro AND BhOOMEhS
CLOSING OUT FELT HATS AND BLoQMEKs
GOODS SOLD AT THE PRICES ADyTRTlSED.
or GOODS or EVERY KIND. -
HRAIDs. TRIMMINGS. SILKS. TAPES. ~, buir4pNN S,
IFT ORNAMENTS PORTEMONSAlE> AND fAS,
CY ARTICLES Al LEAST 20 PER CENT UNDER
PRICE. . ..,,.,r,
No. 29i AND - EiGHfH-ANENl r,
Between Twenty -iist and Twenty second -.
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THE SONG GARDEN.

A..rrs Of Three School Muse Books c.ca compete i
i'.-.f tied ile Cf Sthu Ols add --.l.ts.
BY LowtIL NAsoy. Dorto- of N.-...
THE SONG OaNblN first Boob g. NOW ic y. Z .sa
crt-.' ir tt. voUO. designed f.- Ie- l.i-.
p. easy and te4l songs, with -t- df-t sieu- 800 a
I,tsti3l. 1he fresbrcss, beauty oua v.lcr oi DE .
so-... and tltr acayteduass 90 tlr I.tp-- q
hsol and hoae. win tie simple uafurarose ana
ease Do le method u Instruction ld deau, sal render 'is
B,.k widely aTaCuve os First Boob !n -lpsic VII l'i'
gfce ~ cents.
THE SONG q iRDEN, Second Book. coua.a- Songs oi O.
NOR, advanced -i. viii The elements 'f aa i i'.
tsol fry ori 10 has large number and -- yief}
81 song. Rounds. E2errs-, Nc, toe wor.- @" h-H tt
largely original ana pecy ad'pcdto r Fol. a. o.r cool
try The Music ue found iuocatfol ol fl
ilaF piece,, bot collection iresh and lc". 80" i'ee
THE SONG GARDEN Third Book olsrtci to High
: .1ll, and Academic Ready in az 1 mouths.
MASON BROTH RS. frti.lers.
No Mercer .... .i.g. u OILS.
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SHIELD ON x co NJ Il \ y y ,
NO 33J BROADWAY. NEW-lOah.
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.

TUF KEY NOTE UY WILLIAM BRADErrY a rr"
Cd, o. ton of Church Music conrinns many r"" c.lc'
ti,u. and aII4n-' nts oil Tune. Al.-el-. CI'.- ra
Opefiur and tIo.... Pieces t.artr &c. 1.-.-.'
nn ,nii.pensabe selection Of old and f-Hiiar i.ne-
e. which are added Singing school ia.r -c.. D.,
sars of Glres Melodies. and No1d.-tt whole
pun,cd with c,al type or large open pa-s, each pHt on
sepaIie staf. Ilc Immense success oitDe An.ioi
WSrAs iic.,ut l e. .rtY q Tire iay 0.. WHICH, "
rrcssnt WORK w. bee received when 10 i, known a D. n
~ vic interior TO $40 best o, M a. OIL. Do, wage. s' ,'o.
Pic, r So
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

A SHLAND HOUSE, cor. F0urth-avo., and
n Twenty-fourihst The entire paIlor second floor, Gu
Twenty f,urhs let with without private table Also one
second pario and bedroom, fourtheve These apsr
ncrt, con be drained advan'ageous terms by dehabe
parties Transient board per day Monthly board for man
sin gle persons. fl2
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rEIYwAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

STEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS now cons aerii
TIE best In Eui0pe wei Ibis country received tho
Prize Medal az the Words Exhibition in London %
Tie principal reason why the Seinway Pianos alr superior
all others that "a, firm Is composed o ave prtct
psnc maker. Gather and four sonsl who invent at r
own improvement and under whose personal supervision
every part OF the instrument Is manufactured. Na-toom.
Mo-. Al aud - East -Four teenh between Onion Square iai
Irving Place. NewYors.
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DIANO AGENCY.--Ihe undersigned Offers
HE services Agent to purchase Psno' iot residents
Of Newly other 4. aces selecting them nom the Manu-
which hc the purchi themselves wii prefer
lis knswlrd'c % ts INSTRUMENT lor many yeaE eIaoes
him 10 give ritfe sasalt 70 those that employ h lie
lso offers hs services Professor u he igtrumeut and
having been The instructor % his little dsugher ne vel
known Mi TERESA CARRENO. be thnks le needs no tpr
ther recommendation A. references lie can give many
sptcbc 0ut OF thcm he considers sulcieut hat
o. the esnineut artist, l.. NJ. Goa IsCuALh
N. A. CAkRENO
No. lls 2dav.. bet. 7ih and sth.st,., Nrw.Yor,.
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TVHE LIFE AND TIMES
or
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,

BA JAMES PARTON.
D.~g the few w,ea that have clap SPACE tae r.te-
too D. fh. now cole ,a wOra. Do l.s l....i Ore
c-u.,r.h % of tny most eminent Er-i-h se 1nHcl review
- ara has added iht rtr ti.4 ID l a. .is a--
n tinen Of eer, wlrci te A4s made p-rli Ids u"L
,t d)es completely what L. a. flf Co t'- o. gives very
g9f0us and truthful picture % trr n tI s 700 '' a't
81 lc rreai AuIelic m patriots London rfal...er
Much credit j. "a. 90 AlT !4Ion iI t.r CO r ie' ct
u. book lie is hft writer tl l4. ftt.lrl l t--,
to- prn.nrs entire can er - London tt.elfIi.
it 'ac book p a a.tnoi mas er % boo o"i powers -a4
coHGicli o. Die sfrefltal Ir ff-.. ff- GIL. -.''
20 Americans f0l tire manner ir wish ll -s .
o.. -isk '- Nor-1 Am C. I'D heylcN.
Fr1nk ms p.eo iD iI-to.y Doc n-fef .. .D -
;nsd him upou such iucontr. yeiltle cyi..H-a III ..
hnHtry.
Ih. w,s IS beautifully printed IN 'wo .Hr c'.v7 sol
c',snus L. al 1884 pages win itit.'0ns OBJ steel
FARTONS COMPLETE WORKS
IiFF OP BENJAMIN FRANRIIH 2vr.s
CFSsEAL tC1LL. IN a.W sL1Aas. 4y9.
lffE OF JACKSON 1v1.-.
Liz VF AARON vo.f.
A. NOROrs OhTEY TAI. tN0IlsU q ECrAGE.
Uniform rdron 9v0.. lra
Goth. - o. Go. i, Ol.. . ID Die
>.ec., : 1873 ao. !la- l.. SO
W i1rrg q American books ue c or fl Hac
pc s.io out these Oogr4lEios Ot ,riT-.e4. Il
exhibiting o. they DO, uatrrs poT 3. oi f.f u .oin BE-
with n-liar SIN ici.y spi ttass st y,tisi o'
~. r.sr ~ 80 bos o. Transcript
rrbI.ar5u ~ MASON lHJIaERs. h.v.Yoss.
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NOTICFS OF THF PRTSs WHFN TIE BOOK WAS
FIRST AGNOJ need.
INV xpy YORK EVENING POST.

Tb.e law. for inr ne buck been iutiuuu"ns that Sen
scott Las bee. occupied for the last two years OF since ne
oNn Li!o md Tines Few men have. wife ly- az q
a, wide popuiafity, md been 90 firmly el-lint1 ln ne
i.'i'. Of an their couutrymen without distinction OF party %
t-asrs. scott. -
difficult g. fre that whom among ms toasy
So whom have cn wont . consider one OF o
tsfsrrs we. really wing aud most prominent actor i uc
eiv days OF iLe EspHoHc. SCOTS position a. e A'4
W. 1f ~ threw Ai into intimate relations WIN or. Nv
la,i,ui4y fathers; now, our days o. al't. Hf
voice from the hs 20 transmitted IHi' ~
cr.st hero the ad,. and example Of tAo.e
t1uudtions Of tine great KepIolc ana ,eLItH'" '"''
teg blood. ~ t.... ,f
", src assured Is those who lave reai the proc ee' 2.
tis book that if !. 'er with interesting i 10 ~ ' ~
AID written in mos piluant sud at tigrsye Ic .'i
ono hundred and tiny pcn-anlink skcicles o ,l
hrlcins nearly an prominent men Ion '"' "'>'-'
down. .,-r
lt.d aicult e. conceive OF n Interest .ns booA
PROM THE MN YORK WORLD 81,
To fe the stow o. SCOTS u, j. 20 de nc " TAI -'
this j. glorious Boz pal military is'ty' M ''
meurpl,ut oftlc otlSl2 10 he Deg inlt r ."' e'
R.b.,r NJ. me ai fame have been co ey ia.ev o' e
Wh lie conduc of military affairs Is 10 CHILL ue -teiD W
ey ~ student 90 tle Hl.ions ainhs
Dr. would be difficult conceive more INTERESTING ct H
s,rt. record The ous and honorable cGver Of N,ci
- of-,-fous ror wed 10y his hand wrsrec anc it'
i,. .G,r abos vs. Ch lave done much toward nlt E tHf
aon price worth the travail and b.ootshed l-
frtr8ou is costing us to-day, must be resll.d " De-. 20
absorbing interest by Americans. Among the aop i- IS
't by hose tts have A4d nations. ana tth N'le
Witr influence. lew " To have ccp.eo ne QHr H." i'4-N
ius iu varied. and exc ing. aud brilliant lncitth'
PROB The PRESS rniLADrLPHiA .
Winfield SEQ drts vel 90 place Dis uN.u i'f '-
e., world All ts ht me- has eiuptatctlr been aso 'r l
cod conduct ha. prevented any bot upon lis c'.
i.'he American uoyard " sans peur 90 sins rep i"'
lr such soIdT must convey eiea u--' lesson 20 "
c'1uuyMeu.
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ITNITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
VyyORCESTERs HINGED PLATE

PIANO FORrFs are recommended by 0ottschsk. M'son
Bsrgs Frsds and ohos ss possessing double the youus 81
tone and musical quality o. pane. Of cors.popahs .ss
ID v, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

vl'uE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1861 Con
i tsius che PRESIDENTIAL VOTES Of all the States by
Counties ofthe Towns the state OF New York
IL contains the Popular Vote BY states in bs 1881
end isi Pucs Is Genie Der copy. For sale Il ne
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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Drn @ooos.

ERENCH MERINOES! FRENCH MERI'
NOES
THIS WEEK,
GREAT
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE
FRENCH MERiNOES,
EMPRESS CLOTH
PARIS POPLINS.
PARAMATTAS.
FASHIONABLE DEEsS-GoODS.
FROM AUCTION
FprvcrI MERrNOFS a. = y. worth 81 IS
FRENCH MERINOEs q; 81 49, worth ~
FRENCH MERINOES at 81 =, worth ~ 90
FRENCH MERISOES at ~. worth -.
PARAMATTAs at 6aic., worth ST.
ALL THE BEST DELAINEs a, doc syard
RACK AND CoLoRED ALPACAs at Soc soc, 7sc' to J.
oHN' ~ worth from 75c. TO Sl %
All the abov. DREsSOOODS have been purchased At suc
ton In many cases at forty per cent loss 70 the iupore
PEYTON JOHNSTON 49,, ,,o,,,p
CHEAP DRYGOODS HOUSE,
No 27t BOWERY, near Houston st
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Professional Notiess.

4 RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
IA order and inserted by Drs z. BAuCH and +. GOU.
GYLMANN formerly employed by Boi,,Ouneau, Of Ps.l
80 Broadway, n. Y.
hR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. Besch-.t.. between v,het and
West Broadway 10 the only place whore ths afflicted viii
Usevs proper medical a,wsa ~ we h9n o. sst srs
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NOW READY.-MARTEL GREAT PIC
~ TURF on CENTRAL PARK-OA E1l.b non al ready
iorubsc iboTs by -
Nessrs APPLETON.
BALL, BLACh Co.,
TIFFANY Co, p-..,..-
VIM SCHAUS fD'o10"'!'
WILLIAMS 8 STEVENS
AUGUST BRFNTANO'S,
Aud the reception rooms Of the CENTRAL PARK PrB-
IiSHiNG Co. No. TO Broadway. PrCe, Six Dollars pr
copy
h. Picture. 30 long in PREPARATION il of he largest
Chrome Autographs ever published, being by ieet.
is reproduction Of the C0muissl0lers plan Of
the PAS al It's iuuie details aud glance
ths BEAUTY, sPLENDOR AND NASTAEsS
o his
EDEN OF AMERICA
T,routsd directly from original model snd for draw
fns. by Mlstc invaluable alike stronger IA the
CIV sid the resident.
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L THE WATERTOWN REF ORMER, Daily and Weeslv
rubhshed Waterown, Jefferson County ~ A.. have To-
seih-t circulation Of over 90 Copies and A3yorts
Mediums are unequsled by any Journals issued IN Northern
New York. TIE WEEKLY kLFOHMER circuiates over
% Copss-reachns every neighborhooc Jeaeron Coun
ty and large numbers Of people in the adjoining Counties Of
81 Lsureuee, Osweso and Lewis TERMS moderate, com
pa With prices for Advsrsnsi in City Journals Refer
5 SINCLAIR, Publisher Tribune, or TO 5. b. PEE.
IlN0tLL 4 Co. Advertising Agents, EswYork.
INGALLS,, BROCkWAY BlGELOw.
Prourr.Ors
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IyfgI.sAt Rfvr,ur. 32D COLLECTION DI.rHCT,/
q ...,.r..... f.,g % and ain N4rd.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
4 SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, NEW.YORN
COMPRISING the ELEVENTH and SEVENTEENTH
NARDs of me CITY ofNEW.YORK
AssEssoRs OFFICE No-. n and2 BIsiy F0UsE,
NEwi DIRK Nov. IA 1864
Notice Is hereby given that plrsuau 10 tie Joint Resolution
Con.res Of Juyf lHf and tie Instructions o. tie
tsyy al me- treasury issued in accordance herewith.
~ lit Of he special duty OF i've pr cenuni
upon Tie s profits ucome for e year ending Dece-
Der 3ls 1867 ~ s residing DOB Ne District, Is now
computed aud ths, said t will remain open tie inspcc.
ton Of all persons nay apply 20 inspect the sane for the
space Of heeA Gays om e dais hereof Ut my oce above
designated.
And further that Immediately sfer the expiration OF ten
days exclndug sunday from the de hereof To- VII; on te
receive and determine ali appeal relating TO erroneous o. er
cessiye valuations euumt ration. contained Ia SAID net
An appeals rus BE- IN sud must state tie particular
cause uater thing respecting which decision Ia request
ed and must the ground principle Of copuined
oC GEORGE r. SrElEBRENSER,
ASSESSOR 5th Dist, y. !.
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Mem publications.
I'HE LONG-PROMISED BOOK
Il IL Now Ready. .-,.,,.,
IIEUT.-GE WINFIELD SCOI
AHTORIOGRA
\ 2 IUbIUUhNi II J :

yo,.. i2uo Hue raiod with two steel rare '-.he
o. ,r General token at different fIl,r PEI se -.
T... will BE- the most deeply interesting booA 20 seIy
koc-irau, th8t has been Published since 'he wal oOU
tnrurci. ,u.,.,
tel the story Of SCOTS Life i.'o describe nearly al 'ns'
T. ..orrus IN pact miitary history. $780, l..
sITIs ~. record.
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Or Any WITT SURFACE WHATL'EE.

OR Any WHITE SURFACE WHAFLN hh.
Tbi. novel publication afogi- almost eSh'"'''' p''''
amusement NlcId and yosty fsuc' can bee PROJECTED 'Po"
any white surface by ts aid without apr''i' ue o''N ''
containing every requisite or h pose The process
, to hrow O, strong Hsit az possible upon the on
-vd ,ee TX the eye steadily upon he h-uf" for nearly
niuste and then turn and .ool within partially da'Acned
room upon any white s1ce and presently the hsne " 81
pear IN colossal sz. the color ben r7ersed rou the osna
and the proportions being determined by tie spectator Dis
tnce fron H. srfc- Oes light with osi pcrsonsis oes''
The effects produced surprising sal amusing varying III
intensity with different persons.
Ouaro board, with sixteen co.osei u'f.''9n' price, -
,laed pos Ice Oh receipt OF price.
JAS. G. GREGORY. Pudi.i,r
10 so EI,tlAaY. N-w.l l-t.
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Ncm publications.

rs'HE NEW GHOST BOOK
SPECTEOP1A;
OR
SURPRISING SPECTRAL illusions.
SHOWING, WITHOUT ArrARAIv' or aAohiN""f
GHOSTS or ALL STILLS AID COLoES,
UPON THE WALL,
THE CEILING
THE DOORS
rHE CURTAINS
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N!ASON & HAMLIN respectfully announce
w that they have completed tic oc' patton other
greatly enlarged factory and effected other lrfsns ents Tor
tie aigr InClaa-c their manufacturing facilities. lhcy
therefore ly tNrtc. O. De able Accelov -rl 20 supply
orlcrs for tcr tABIsir ORGANS promptly, without that "a
delay o. which pGfchlsers have been ed
from re fict ft for more tan ylr past they haye econ
continually cril hundred munents behind orders An
a..o.fmett orsycs tom = no sou each may b. found
a tle-L Nea, ! ok MaIeLoons. 7 MelceI.siItot.
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Just PuO she'd.
UNIFORM for officers Of UNITED STATES
u NAVY prescribed IN the present regulations Of the
u Navy Department. Judy illustrated price o.; vii be
ssnt oy s prepaid to any sirrs. in the United states on
receipt Of 81 ~ by TONES. MELVAIN Co. dealer, in
arms military goods, &c, No. Msiden-aue NeN.Yors
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nAyID GRAY's POEMS. with On il .roluc

nAVlD GRAY's POEMS. with au Il,roluc-
~ ,5y No.cs by Lord Ho' g 'ou " ed. 5i.e,i, Me
IN, by lanes HcddeTwisk sni ina Memorial ty Robert
H. -htYsn.
The publishers take pleasure u Offering tLe derry pub
IL the Poems of tins al fsrd and wl..e Young Scotch
man heart brother Of Robert burus which marked by
rae Tenderness. and sin erty. end .y Dat l.cts e
verbal touch which is one o.! the choicest lnr e-s u
t1- genius"
Iis very interesting Memoir 4 DAVID Cray, slowing he
syunshy and appreciation entertained Fog lIu tv disc
tusuisted authors. and relating vivid style Die pa nye
f,se feelings Of love pay and e aadFsu1eI dou0y
Interesting the Poems which follow.
We shall pubsh David Gays Poems Saturday Nov. -
Orders solicited
On, volume in sire and style 20 match jean nge'ow
P,ou. bound IN veum cloth. oit top limo. r 10
RODENTS BKOlHtks, Fubl4si crs. Boston.
and OAKLEY MASON New.York.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-07-16

The immediate need of the one hun.
dred days men is SO apparent, we re-
greet to see any holding back on the
part of those who are able to 60; espe-
cially right here at home. We are
aware that our township has been de-
pletei greatly for the regular three
years service, but still there are enough
left TO send IA or Is men for 100 days
without seriously interfering with any
industrial pursuit.
jefferson township has done nobly;
% men and $4,000 in cash in one
day! That is the right spirit-thas is
the kind Of action that will kill the re-
bellion,
Now lie; Oskaloosa township do like
wise. Let the men who have means
and cannot go, give their money TO
those who can go. We believe there
are men ready and willing to give So,
$40. SIS, $50 and S25. Let such
come forward and give as bounty TO
those that 60, and in two hours Is men
can be raised.
Some want draft 10 get certain par
ties drawn. who they think will pay
heavily fer substitutes. All this is
wrong. 1t delays the work for which
,hers is a pressing need for immediate
action. Besides draft is very uncer-
tain, and the parties waiting to get a
large bonus as substitutes are just as
likely TO be drafted as the men whom
they would like to see drawn.
Our plan is to have the men who
stay ST home pay those that go boun-
ty in addition TO their pay OF SIC per
month while in the service.
Citizens Of Oska'oosa township, come
forward Don't be behind your neigh
bors in the good work Remember
that it is NECESSARY 10 do Ibis work
quickly. Every hours delay is dang
erous.
Above all. let 40 one who is patri-
OF at heart, either by word or act, hin
der volunteering. Suggest nothing
now as substitute, bu! encourage the
work in every way.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-07-16

MANHATTAN CoLLEGE.-We received
the catalogue of this institute some time
since, but it has been misplaced. and
we cannot lay our hand upon it. SO as
10 give the particulars of the condition
of the college; but in general, We will
say thai it is az excellent institution of
learning, finely located under able man
agemenl, and should be well 81: ported
by the people Of the State. Pupils a;
this college may rely upon thorough
course OF training; and parents be assur-
ed that care will be taken of the moral
and social interests OF their children, as
well as for the development Of their in
te!leciual powers. Let Kansas pstron-
ize Kansas schools.
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Botch Work.

Our railroad interests are in the
hands of men whose highest ambition
appears to be to do botch work. Tinker,
tinker, tinker. This is the order Of the
day. Now q treaty and anon another.
To-day the road is to be put through.
TO- morrow some screw is loose and the
work is delayed.
One day We have the company loca'
ting the road at certain points sure. the
next thing We hear of is q bill before
Congress to amend the Law. and then a
third treaty with the Indiaus-for what
purpose. except to swindIe them. no
one knows.
All this is contemplate. 1.-THE COM
pany that has been dickering and doing
nothing cannot build the road. let them
step aside, that parties who can and will
construct it may have chance 10 do
the work.
tits past time for this vascillating
policy-which is really do nothing
business-to cease. Let as have some
thing to depend upon one way or the
other. The assertions of the company
are worthless At the present time. No
body believes any thing that comes from
HsIlett now s-days. His declarations
amount to just nothing. We do mol
know man who would invest Eve cents
on his word. He has lost the conf
dence Of the community, past recovery
except BY the stern demonstration Of
works. Any change would be likely to
produce good enthusiastically it wo'd
be difficult to make matters worse. We
do not believe the road will ever be con.
stsuctsd by him or his company.
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THE INDEPENDENT: OsKALOOs KANSAS SATURDAY, JULY
Clean them Out.

A camp OF men representing them.
selves as emf grants to the countries
west OF Us has been established some
fifteen miles north ives. Of Leavenworlh,
near Atchison county. The conduct OF
the men is suspicious: and when We re-
member that telegraph dispatch cones
from the 9th congressional district oil
Illinois, giving warning that under just
such pretenses men were coming. as it
is believed. for raid upon Kansas. ii
behooves US to look after them.
If they are really in quest of home
to the west. let them proceed that way.
and not linger where their presence
carries suspicion of their intentions. 1t
is known that either by design or acct
dent they have chosen place for their
camp which is easy Of access to nest
Of suspicious characters. who are beliey-
ed to be copperheads. and poor dog
Tray was punished for being in bad
company only.
No camps OF strangers should be al
lowed TO exist in Kansas. The danger
that threatens us is too imminent to
permit Of such things. If men wish to
settle in Nebraska. there is no earthly
need Of their remaining month in camp
10 Kansas. Let them move on.
Without injury to others, let us take
care of ourselves. If men are truly
right, they will see the necessity of our
prompt and efficient action iu this mat
ter. and cheerfully assent to the needed
move. II they are not right,,he sooner
we know i. tie better. These are no,
the times to daily with such affairs, nor
10 stand on etiquet We cannot afford
to be punclilious when our homes are
in danger. The prompiest action is tie
best. and no man who can be safely
trusted will take cffense thereat. Let
US be wide awake.
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The LADIES REPOSITORY for July has
two elegant steel eugravings, and its
ample pages are filed with the choicest
literature. This is the best and mos,
elegant of the ladies' magazines Of the
day, Every lady should have it. 50 :
80 year. Poe 4, Hitchcock, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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HR Rev. L. D. PRICE, Presiding Ell
der OF the Leayenworth District. N. E.
Conference. has purchased the property
of VIM. I. Mormon adjoining town on
the north, and removed to the same, ia
kin up his residence in our midst. We
gladly welcome him and his estimable
family. and hope their stay with us will
be pleasant and profitable.