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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
MEDICAL.
Galen's Head DispenSary
tabiished In 1850 and Chartered
ny the Gegtsiat re of Kentucky.
far the treatment Of
Ven eK-esan IL A0c ~ se0.
SE.uF.F.9L W-E.lk.tESS.
Ard al Assc,!ors cf III. rrnary ses .n.-s,v. orssa.
% both Sez,s.
sCsT PUBLISHED.
a PRfyaTE MEDICAL TREATISE

~ VEEgRKAL DISEASES,
~ including G0noshRs. Gieet,
syphilis, stric;art. Gravel. gtoLs,
Ruptures. F.ies. Fis.u.s, C.insT1
Deposits. soc al rssssSes of tbs
Kidneys, Blades, ,Pros.ra's Gland.
Slc seDinsl Vesiclts, Eni tAs,r
trsstuosnL including a clspicr "a
FENALE DISEASES. yi;h OBJ
servstiors a. marriage sct tie
prevention % conception. Coo
tanning . Tresti,e 90 Seh Abus.,
spermatorflea, sexus, AID Ssf-
vousDebi!!ty, BArTepoess scd TX
pcisoos iH both sexes; he sfect
The BODY snd ainc, ard he Astho
ell these case IN full. the only
cure. ~ith 90 expositlon Il Quacl
Thisvvrk Il no, q qusck sc-e';iF
ara . guide for married ard sine.i
tDsf gives The treatne-t = sil ths q
Enghsh, with full directions for 81
tsins much valuable infornsi'O. Z
IL = prb,lc poticc. Ttework oortA
plato ant erE-svings % The sbov.
address 10 4 sesle< wrapper. en
Those afflicted wih sny q toe =
placing thenseive. Under che ~
-ho-ld frs; read tbs work.
0PFiCg-3lt Fi'ih street. b~,we
IN. -est side.
Te asu-e ssfeiY y - all letters. DIR
QALpN'h MA
Drawer ,
a-.-A4 -dA~1x
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wssuiSeroN. November a note IRON the
Afmv of the Potomac dated Yesterday wofnnr.
ssys.
The Situation Is unchanged Our men sro
bu.ily engaged IN building log houses severe
storm rrev.iied.
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NIerchrntr.-r1xcha

The students of ibis College enjoy the benett n thu
regular meetings of this gel department conducted on
The plan u tho Chicago and Cincinnati Boards of Trade
fsh~rc &c nal trausselon- hat) Reports are az
nonced aud such instruction given viii make oil com
peieni huy ard sell Chang agent principal
Citizens and strangers in, % call address for
further pa ticulars
GREGORY HURFoRD.
xentf.dgm
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RATES o. ADvEnr,s,sea

Business Noces published In the local columns often
untsr gill BE- charged faF zach insertion 81. e.
ten lines ten ceutf per line
Announcing deaths With funsr.l netios attached tl
slthouf noiIes free
Marriage Notices 81 cents.
Notices ~ Festivals. Fcncs ard ENeuro.s, gotten ~ by
individuals a-ocsuons q ~ churches - The regular
price.
Advertisements loaded sns placed under the head Of
Special Notice. n ter lines over si oe charged double
lbs usual rates.
YearlJ advertisers 10 pay quarterly.
Announciug candidates Tor Offices of every description
he charged The Of 81 90 foT each IN The
DAILY and f2in the Daily and Weekly the same 70 te, IN
all cases. paid IA advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

TVeyKf ALLxs, Ss. Yors ti-sry aus-ssis stsslss
III ma y ssA "a RAss rssi s-ssse N ~ sssr a
Ge1n's sicss- &e&L
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
indianapolis and Madison
a2<A n n ~ oA He.
1864. "a E7 1864.
ss~ Arrangement 60 Commence - on :
dsy, nay 90, 1854.


1.-TWO passenger tfJss tslly 'sa-t-y. .Lcsp<.sl -
II tween La1iADspois sIlt ANdis-n.
Law the Vri0n Depot Indianapolis, a. 500 A. n
Ard ". s-riviBs ~ Nsdsoe o 70 90 NJ sns ss
Pm
arriving si lDdianspois AZ IL A. h and TtAPN
Trans leave Colnnbns Cor Rashsiils o. IP NJ srrs~-
ias 81 Sclo RetGruios leave R1shTfiIs 81 II.
arriving a. Colrmtrs az Ills An.
Ts kcac forms ilns sfth the Pscke.s ~ Na1issn fs
ZEE Of frsslt b>t--e- Cinenns, ans Is
disEApolis and poirts West.
lsif q freight a. loo A. By any olksr ro1t4.
ssippers sct nerckscts Wet Ill eDf II 20 tterirtsr.
81 u saip BY ttisllpe.
asTls DC. BaAyBaN. eupsrss.-os.ot.
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TO INDIAN, military orr. GERS.
Errctriys DrrAEfNrS1 % lNDlANA
brErAr o. ffNANcg

ErEctrys DrPAErNFS1 - lSDiANAl
brErAr oY ffNANcE
lNpia~srotfs. June - lT6f
INDIANA OFFICERS VIZ hagf bse- ~ 49, se-.ir Z IN
'hs srn-y. are inofr--s thatfts orftsnee Refgrns
siil b mats 90 alt eiet the prorsr Impairment
ard c~rtnoafss - sequftsucs e5ssin Fs~ - stdr7s
- applying 20 " { hcosfr Cl.si Cs-k St1is Ord
raucs peIArtutnf orrr 90 stairs Nsiers' hsrs.
store, Ne u "e-t ws-sirgtcu Indianapolis
~ msk1s rvturns - hove clrected oclcers ul uct
cny AZ iss- e9i iaey sl ~ abs % sego NTH the
Goser-raenf ard trse ths.r yay srsra CO. - three
Iouth earlier thAn y IL tusrsts .urzlsss - Cia!r
Agsnts
~ esdsf - G0,srDSs ss&rOz.
". z z TZRRElI-
sss-tr FrsSzs. ssSzs:zry.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

vKyHg FIRST COLLEGE or THE WEsT WHERE
actual BusIS, A. practice 70 conducted With theory
IN iEAcHSo, and shere sesson ~ Board Of Trade Is
held by one experienced all the legitimate 'rsnssc-
lions and Usage % iks West.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
PLANiNca FLOORING MILL
Noulb New JcrNrN Nlrcef.

ponr. EiINr ASD SASH FAcToaY. PLASlss
u sutf fia- rirg ~
Hsvurcoru rtst nv Fs,'arv an prelared a. frf.
fi,A D U..r. Stsh. 81 lds pstf att Nueov Frame.
Ho.'isg q brsckst. trt,ef t.nrar,f. We.tfrr-
"a iilng AZ res-aesne -sfss sry o.hrr r. inuf.c
sur~r q tle cfis
hasirs lsni slarss stcs 81 ta..r Slls "a
"kisFr Pc l1mosF. az suaf'fi - ssfgsuf pla.
sfsgfura
ORDER Or worifu sorrirv 1rsssrg zrt plan =
i1mhsf pramrt.y sIter-edso.
ociss dam wAkRgS TATF.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
g i - g i ~ ~ a r I.
SOUTHERN OHIO,
North Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and CincipnaG
Short-Ltnc
mG ~ II - 1I GD n 1D.

II FFsre the sane A. - -1y ether Rozts. sod 10
speed SAFETY s-d ecfafrt - ;rrs s7rai . re bfs
tines Il he e0uniry
y P4sk fsr tickets va ''iEaiauAros sst sa,aa
Ealrosc. -
special; yottce.--Ths nt-- trAck irte Clnc4u1sg
ooupistt, ard passengers hy this rhs Gfe ssb Aptel
he "fs~ Pearl Street DEPOT" he Borp.s
Ho-ss, soS1s rIie busns a iks
sitT th&a any cthsE Depot.
RoBEgT yREK. ssperi1iso1sst.
W ~. L. Nof-K 6enersi Tfck.i Avsrf
A. D. BUzT, Travelling kge1t. D0xi-du
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
To all Who Use a Pen.
"A GOOD GOLD FEN


Is always rectds and ,efiabie, anil, If adap,ei IN
the band, makes writing n easi,re, not = atssk
The beginner makes more rapid progress wi NJ
u Gosd Pen thru with any other, becauss the
same pressure AWAY PRODUCES the same result, !:
and the pfatcient Is setter srri-fied with hi Ia.
Dor, because oi the uniformity Vf his writing.
and the case BY which itis p-,dnced.
:. -sg ~ MAKING NEw.PExs. u, 40
the subscriber uses no solder The gold al the
point IL brought to state OF fusion, when the
point sinks into it, and ac two Income as one
metni, entir " imperviolis 10 iAo sci on of the
acids il INKS 1his can be done 10 isakipe new
pens, Because the gold is more than three lines
as thick iS after the pen is rolled 10 the fo.
er ihinncss OF the hnlshed stale. ri =.
WHEN :sNs ARE REgolNTEp
solder must be used wh ch will melt sooner
than tie sp.d OF which the pen is unade. o,he-.
wise tue Soin's viii curl in'o e'ob,ilaf iorfn =
By Is pfyeess the temper is taken Out of the III.
the elasticity Destroyed, and the pen Subjected 70
the sure pIdcrssOi corrosion. On ,hese aceo1ots-
and ;knowing ir.p ! ng experier,e that repoins,
ed pens ruu rarely civo sa;isfacii NJ. The s,,fsoih
srncest positively Refuse To Repent. Gold Pens.
RETURy TIE ZEN
within ten days O.ter its reception 3 If slammed
"a. Morton, and n9t adapted TO your hand sia
ung IN what respect II might be improved ns it
VIII BY ihe best gshie IN rleci.ug one lint s.,
State ai wha, aasle you hold the PEN on the na
per, and whether squarey or looming 10 the ri~b,
or iit Thee poiais, briefly au,l Gle ,yy stated.
VIII greatly assits'iq riskidg ae.ec ion for Won
Any one sending y single letter posi- stan
WIZ receive a circular with Jac-simiIs eprray.
ings OF all the size, and p:iees.
Address, a. NORTON.
l@s 20 Maiden Lane, New York
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
I ansas aud the Draft.

We have always been Of the opinion
thai if K nsas had proper credit for the
soldiers she has furnished forthe war
there would lie no draft-in this State.
The difficulty with Us is. that our peo-
ole rushed to arms so tumultuously a,
the first, that it has been tiresom,
tedious and difficult task to remedy this
deleci. Then Gen. Lane. as General
Recruiting Agent. did the same thing
over, mixing up Kansas and Nebraska
aud Colorado in lis much sell !asasa
work Of forty days, and i, has caused "
deal of labor to get that snarl righ'ed
up;and perhaps it is not fully done yet:
But there are certain facts Of history
Which cannot be ignored in the pre-
misses Kansas has fifteen regiments in
the Geld and the sixteenth is rapidly
filing up, with seven Or eight hundred
men. we believe, already enlisted. Now.
let us look at facts and figures.
By the census Of 1860, tie total pcpu-
Aation Of Kansas was l07,.06. Count
her l 5 regiments at 1000 men each and
she has furnished $4,000 men. OF. about
one 10 ereru seren Inhabitants -Theto-
tai population Of the other free States
was by the same censu. 8,7s6. .027.
If these States furnished tie same pro
portional number Of troops as Kansas,
the foo.ings will reach the round num-
Der of 1850, ,ecOo. Add to the e the
number raised. in Missouri, Delaware,
Maryland. West Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee. Arkansas and The territories,
on the same basis for loyal inhabitants
and the sum will reach $500, 900 a
last.
Under all the calls for volunteers b,
the President we believe the number
asked for is 1916, 900, or less than hat
The number that should be IN The .felt
before Kansas uW o,cs man.! ~,
II these figures are hundred pc
cent. Too favorable for Kansas, still w
have margin of e5o,oOo. to- go upol
to our credit. But there cannot posi-
bly, be a discrepancy Of over 25 pc
cent. which leaves US away ahead o
the draf, so far the other States vii
never catch up With US.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
News Of the Week.

Gen. Grant punished some soldiers
for disorderly conduct in robbing stores
in village which they passed through.
Right. $50 - iee
Gen. Scott has nearly completed his
autobiography, upon which he has been
engaged for some time. 4sa.s sss
Two years ago STAKEHOLDER brought
a slaveto Greene Co. o.. aud freed him,
deposited $1,000 10 a bank. giving the
negro the certificate Of deposit; recently
The master died. aud the court decided
that the $4,000 belonged to the negro,
which pleased tile darkey hugely.
The winds have been blowing high
in the gold digging regions. and in some
places the fine dust is flied with an al.
kaline substance, which renders il very
disagreesble and unhealthy, -,
Alexander MillMer, Adams Basin, N
Y. is lO4 years old-vas a drummer
Boy in the Revelation. and is to receive
q donation visit from ,bs pioneers OF the
county, asB9as sros al
Affairs in Europe appear TO be il
much the same condition as last week
A refo,t comes. however. tina, Austris
aud Prussia consent 10 confer, nee 70,
the discussion and settlement Of difficult
.irs. and the Times says .tl.e conferenc.
will take place at once. F.s a
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
: Special Notics,'s;';. Is;
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of an order of the Probate Cour, il
aud for Joffsrs6n County. ansas, will offer a
Private Sale on aud ai,er ,isnday ,hs 9,h da,
of May, A. ID. 1864, until sold, the follow in.
real estate. 10 wit: Lots ten ti0l and eleven II
an B'oek hity- y-'hreet % ~ the town of Grass
hopper Fails Ceuqty OF Jeficr,on State Of Kansas
Said properly belongs TO the estate of Joseui
'Gnrnei. deceased,and is sold to pay the debts o
s9id estate. Terms OF sale cash For furthe
particulars en- qaire Of the Undersigned at Grass
hopper FaIls, VIC HICKS,
ieloS-is - iR Administrator
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
Leavenworth Election.

The Times and Bulletin represent the
election in Leayenworlh on Monday as
fair expression Of public sentiment,
and a determination OF the people put
in action TO be heard and heeded, and
that all the disturbance was occasioned
by The mad acts Of AN. n.hony, who seem
ed TO do any thing he could 10 be unfair
aud arbitrary. even going SO far as 10
seize the ballot-box at one OF the wards
and carry it off. The Conservative ad-
mis- number Of his high handed moves,
though in way to defend him. His
life was saved by Mcdowell and Ii: ~
friends on three occasions, when his
rasbness placed him in pelilous danger.
The Conservative says the election
was mob, and tbaL@ihe mob spiri,
triumphed; 'that The city was disg,aeed
and the actors in the scene consigned
10 endless inlamy. However, it say S
the mob, as i, is pleased TO .e,m the
citizens, called TO the people to come
and vote, and lha! every one should
be unlnoles,ed in his right and projected
in his person. That didi't look much
like mobocracy, and goes very far 10
confirm the statements of The other two
journals. If they needed confirmation.
/ The Conservatives repor, is simple
ssser.ion-t0 use no harsLer .term-and
no definite facts are named TO supper:
its declarations. It'reported Marshal
1 Schott killed when he was but moderat-
ly hurt; and We presume tLis exampie is
a fair sample Of the exsggerations oi
its entire comments. 53A 4el-i iiS -
We have no doubt but the defeat ol
Anthony was accomplished far more
fairly than his election year ago. aud
this will be the final verdict in the case,
But L: Conservative proves toe
much ior- its own cause. 1t hss beer
!auding Anthony to the skies for a yeal
past. No such Mayor bad ever blessed
The city before. As an Efficient oficel
he was .'head ami shonlders' above
all others; and up to the day Of the e:ec
ton. it declared That large mcjiori.y q
The people mere wiM AIM.
Now. look at The result. This match
less officer. backed by a majority of the
people, with all the prestige Of position
; aud tie law (ifhe was ,igh, J on his side
!: is beateGty mot c1 ne miNoT;zy On,
Of two things isvery evident. Eithe
the FIRST statement of Anihony's abilit,
ana popularity is grossly incorrect. o
me tayyer one Ihst a mob of the minority
ruled the day with . high hand mus
be regardedas fiction. =
| -Ms=Rsssa@s- The -tfaalle--ia a-Aimpl,
this: The Conservative is so badl!
beaten it feels hurt. aai wants to 6nt
an excuse for lis misfortune. Ii ha
our sympathy and coincidence. .s
We do not doub, hui. the election Q
Mcdowell viii be worth half milio,
of dollars 10 the city in lis more imme
diaie effects; and prebshIy many time
tl.a. amount remotely. .niiia4sa % q :
u Feursteamers built of-steeI are sal,
II to be ready'to leave L;verPool 70 .ru'
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
~ nRuNKFNNEss CUR D..g

|rT,HE Inebriate may SOW bid defiance to the
il TEMPTING cur. DR.. ZANE'S ANilDoIE
FOR STRONG DRINK Is certain CURE FOB
pR,yKESyrss IL creates a dislike for strong
drink. and can he administered. without the
Knowledge of the ratient. Price. 81 box Sent
by mail to any address, by 5. G. UPHAh, i03
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars
sent free. ON
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09

@ In digging well in this place
recently, Mr.. p. Wise found well pre-
served wood at the depth Of 25 feet, and
bark Of wood at the depth OF 35 feet.
How did this timber come there ?
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
!, FEMALEs, rEuaLEs, EKxehss,s

FEMALESi FEMALESi EkNAhRS! . q
Use that's sArr, PLrAsASr EEaEpv known as
HkLMbQLDrsS EXiRACr BUCHtt. -
For al Complains incident 10 the Sex. No family
should be wthoat it. aud nose win when osee nist
by them. IL is used
- .asRy foyyp arr 0ss.la s1siai -
In the decline or change Of life, 1efsrs ssd Sffs
en- the Nefvesressorc NArrR 10 i,s Proper channel
and insisorste thr firokcu dswn ConstiiutioR, lss
rAafsrsr cause srigsnafisr.
~ USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS!
TAke 81
rs HELMHOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU.
see Advertisement in another column. Cut ouI,
and send for IL. lm-les.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
(tOAL OIL for sale by DrvrLprss 4
0lGorat 80 centslper gallon. Fami.
Iy -Groceries-at Lowest River Prices.
ot asic ~ III H, Il G.
s.vc, Your Life,

hfSPEP>lA, ERysIPELAs, rkfDSlY Cow
~ fLAisr, Sick sna Nervous Headache Neu
raigia, ErayeL ietler, Basbers Itch and Bald.
ness. A Treatise ,n the above diseases with
thoie SPEEpY and PERMANENT CURE. semi FIRE.
TO any address. Address : C. UPflAM, NJ. q
south Eighth Street, Philodelph.a a, Pa. =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09

Congress is not progressing very last
viii legislation. This IS The year fora
President 10 &c elected. aaI .hs men.-
hers have to look ou. fer future positions
and lay wires1to such an f1tent as TO
consume an important porto" of their
.s~' giviI 80. taf
time. - -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
sB-sPEREA-oSs s,laGA CAN
1E CCHED,-En

.h0CToR RANDsSsSPEsCIFlC cures Saps-
- dtorrhea, SHinGl Nsaknsks, .hapetss<y,
Loss.cf P0lrer, DE, sfssday and s5scsnally.-'
lis elects are uslyHisagieal: A srial Of ths Sri
cIiic viii convince the most tskep:ica u its msr
il. Pf'esl ~ box. Sent post -paidto any d.
dress by ). e. Y pHAN, 403 Ctssinus Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent fre,.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09

E1- The new disease dby vari-
ous ,aes.vhich has been making raw
ages a m soy of thsolder States during
the past six months. has made lis ap-
pe.rsnve In several places in Kansas.
proving sery fatal eei. "a
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09
An Important Difference.

An Important Difference.
We as.iee-a-di.eosi.ien en the par
OF certain parties 10 ignore, the differ
ence, between private ttapsaciions and
public misdeeds. A few months since
a Lending paper Of mis- srsre; in speak=-
ing. OF a prominen. public character.
made remark 10 the effect that he had
used his official position ard influence
to make money for himself; and Instead
OF rebuking such prostitution Of office
TO sefish ends. this conduc. was rather
applaudcd and defended -
Now. if man turns politician aud
chooses To empty others TO help him
TO labor for him-and pays them for
their services. out of his own private
funds, and such labor. is performed
honorabiy and without corruption. it
may be all right. It is something on
the same principle that a candidate for
Office pays the printer for announcing bis
name end printing his tickets. II is
only a private sransaotion,in which one
party pays another SO much for his
labor and influence in the attainment
of certain ends. 1t is true that our
country would be better off were all
such appliances laid aside.
But it is, very different thing fot a
man who holdsa position from the peo-
pie, to use lha. Office and the influence
il gives him TO further bis own selfish
or ambitious ends The position is not
his; it belongs 10 ihe-ps"ple. lie rs
only entrusted with it for limited
period of time, and it is his frs, and
final duty to return It 70 the people from
whom he received. it in all lis putty
and perfection; and just so lar as he
fails TO do ,his-jusl SO far as lie tain;s
and corrup,s Lis oflice-le is traitor
10 his consutueats--tO the .people-te
his country. B,sides, he is a usurper
he takes that whic. is no& his and ap
propriates it to his own use. He is >
defrauder; for he takes from that which
WAS committed 10 him TO be sacredl,
guarded and returns i, to its owner.
deurecia,ed in vslue. robbed Of it
.anri,y and shor. of its moral strength
s,cb man is his couu,rv.s wors
.nen,r Others NAV assault the pillar
of State in open conflict: -bu, he is un
derm;n;no them in secret, ,ak;ng ava,
,he very basis urou Which they stand
<othst sooner or later acscording 10 III
v,co.s. .,ts,,l;.a his efforts the Who'll
s,,,c,,,re Gill tumble into ru;ns. -.
,rh.sa are facts rb;ch every freema
y,o,,,a x,udv with care This man
tla, Is really nothing 10 us: tl,ey ma
90 mn or 40 down and scarcely a riff
-, The sn,oo,be sea viii fell of thejr 4,
n.,,u,e. hut our countrv is Z our all 7
;,s welf,ra eyerv MAJ owes his. be-
e,...xsL;s mos, ua,chful care an
s,een,ess v;S;.anee Ifbeisa traitor
n, ao,n,v wbo nros,;in,e. of;c;.l NOS
10, 70 s.,ss,,, nu,,o.os be .,so is
enemy who su,+,;ns aids and abe
x,c,,sros,;,r,;on nv unboI;l;nn lhe>,e
,.,,,,ox of IL. r,onog We 10 ~
sne,k as . na,,;san in this matter b
.+.,a n.r,;s.nsb;n a. n..,;ot Ar
no .sL =,b. candid Of all nar,ies
..;,,,, w.,, ,,a ,,,,hs .,d n,;,c;,l
,,s,s;n sci. forth The present is
..,.,..a. a., ...a;a ,,,o
..Hs,s...;. = .;,;,a,
w. s,: .,...,,a f. s,,,
-: a.,. :
aa ;., -, - Co. a.nsr
go -, %, come five saw bv o,
se's spas WI nav -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-04-09

II UvARcRssn C0N - 00eBd. ~
hSPEPSiA; 70 MATTER how LONG STAND
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for killing her husband. has bcen de-
teo,ed IN mn intrigue With one of the
guards. man just appointed from Sche-
nrctaty.
Deacon John Phillips. Of Sturbridge,
MassI. will be l04 years old the 2Oh Of
next June. and has never been serious
ly sick since he was IA. years'old.i lie
was chosen deacon iu his church in the
place of his father, in 1890. s,f
A married woman thirty seven years
old eloped from the little Town Of Red
ford, Mich, last week with boy Of nine
leen. The iorsaken husband gave chase.
caught the pair. and insisted upon his
wife's return, but she refused.
Gov. Morton has ordered the entire
Indiana Legion TO hold itself in readi-
mass at .ny moment to'repel invasion
of that State. The Legion is 10000
strong.
Z Our forces captured over 1000 bales
of cotton on Red River; 5000 bales
were burned By the rebels.
Gen. Meade asserts he never issued
any order to retrea.a. Gettysburs-the
order was given by Gen, Bu.teriield
without authority.
Msxmilliaa. il Is now declared, will
certainly assume the kingship Of Mexi-
co, and Ihs, he viii observe sirict neu-
iralily in our contest With The rebels.
Denmark. i, is said. will not accede
10 an aiaislance while the allies hold
her territory By armed occupation.
Lord .Asburton is dead. He and
Webster nego'iated The treaty concern
ing tie Marine boundary etc.
A disturbance in Hungary caused the
arrest Of ID persons and the seizure Of
so arms.
Our man armies remain quiet. 20
great movements appear TO be on foot
Immediately. Forrest and his raiders
appear 10 be somew where. hardly known.
Rumors oil large raid into KY. still
sdoat. Gen. Bauss appears to be pre-
pairing FOR more extensive operations il
his department: No occurrences Of par.
ticular n-.e- Tie copperhssd rebels
! Of Illinois no; heard from since las
week. q - ci&
The rebel Brig. Gen. Thompson
killed AT Paducah; was shot through
The head. while on his horse near tht
Ior,, durin:, the tight Alter falling tt
the ground the shell struck him 10 The
abdomen. and blew him 10 pieces. Hi.
spinal column was fonnd several fee
from his mangi,d body. =
The election in Kansas City on Mon
day resulted in r. T. Van Horn being
elected FOR Mayor. He received 28t
votes. and bis opponent. p. Shannon
g.,
A jealous wife Caught her HUSBAND
a, ball in Philadelphia dancing viii
aaGerman girl-some words ensued-
! tie wife thrust her hand in her hus
bands Goa, pocket aud drew forth pis
iol. whereupon,u at her instance. he wa
ARE sted. marched to the station hous
and held to bail. for carrying conceale,
weapons. o.
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Col W. r. Penick was elected May
or Of St. Joseph. at the election o" the
4.h- insi, by majority Of '~o votes
He received s4e votes; aud a. bea''is
sfs.