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few weeks, several hundres, OF the . .Chiyal-
." who left Nashville in 1861, In search Of
their regiments. have passed up to summer
r.s1aence at Camp Chase; they were very
their Friends" but the authorities :scou1dn't
see IT," snd they were sent away without
being grstitied.
EVENTS FORTHCOMING.
There are 'cnts which must, within ten
days, be developed, In the front, which will
NOT only rejo,ct, bnt startle the loyel people,
I predict a Success Of the highest tmpor-
tspce, Independent Of the direct attack on
Atlanta. The matter has thus far been kept
thixer having the slightest suspicion Of what
is gtipg on. But it Is too soon to particu-
1arize the first Of August, however, uill de-
yeltp the situation
RAID IN KENTUCKY,
That raid into Kentucky Is on foot,
there is no longer cause to doubt; tua
strength Of the invading force is varlouslY
esstnIated ut from 5000 to 5000 men; but
my impression is that it will not exceed
5000. IT Is led By Buckner. I need only
meet it, and tic. fate OF Johi Morgan win
await the new leader and his gang.
EAST rENNEssEEASs AND GOV. JOHNSON.
Gov. JOHNSON is, rs he always was, the
idol Of thes East Tenacssceans. They all
accept the anti slavery plauk in the Balti-
n'oze platform, and arc to-day as radical as
the people Of Massachusetts. -
The following private letter. received from
an officer, resesls the feelings Of these noole
men so Clearly, that 1 take the liberty of
sending it to, you tor publication:
HEADorARTERs NINTH TENN CAVALRY,
GA11A11H, TENN, July ii, 1861 I
~. 49, Governor Andrew Johnson viii address
ttOD, room. The 6th. 9Th and 1Sth Tepnes4ee c.y.
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Our Colored Troops-A vlndtcntion.

correspondence tAItal1u 4EIDAuF.t
HEADQuAnTEns Co. A, 65rH q. 8 CotoEEni
lSrT'T, Fl. P1cKER1N0, AEMrH1s, Tenn.,
July 10Th, 1854.
In the Chicago Times Of the 11th, and st.
Louis Democrat Of the 10th, is an article en-
titled "Atrocities BY Negro Troops" copied
from the Atlanta (rebeD appeal, which does
great Injustice to the two colofed regiments
that accompanied Gen. Sturgis on bis unfor-
tuuate expedition.
The correspondent of the Appea1 wrote
from Oka]ona, forty miles from the battle
field, ard on the statement Of tugitives who
fled before our nrmy. and raised false reports
to exasperate the rebel soldiers against the
colored troops,
The writer of this note was constantly
with the brigade from the time it left Mem
pbls until II returned again, and docs not
know Of single instance When any woman
was insulted or outraged bg colorcd soldiers.
Such conduct would have brought swift and
speedy punishment upon them, BY shooting
or hanging. The colored soldiers are peace-
able, gentle aud submissive. Where colored
soldiers commit one outrage, white soldiers
commit thousand.
Respectfully. &c.
HENRY SIMMONS.
Capt Co. 4. 55th u s. Co1ored Inf :
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ss as s&ass e. aT Ters s''es isRssd
Se 1e ste.
that We owe 10 humanity. te deeepcy and to pat
riotisrn duty that We owe 70 ourselves, to aay
contracted for tie putting down Of this rebellion,
shall ever be repuolased. (Gheera:) Now have
talked to you quite a. long as Intended to do,
S59y pss ass' md Y Z Sss th's .5e s
duty of American citizens, never to forget tne
brave men who have peri!ed the1s lives for their
beart Il American pecpe to see to i il lit theiF
Rtvee aud widows sna orphans are not left help
lefs acd perniless and dependent By the war; We
e @ Ts9 s b.s Gn ss Ts e eos
10 ron and demand 1t. I know thst thes.
people, the people Of Chicsso, the
tins. What spectacle does our army present. It
has come up from all classes and nationslities,
from all colors. to battle for their country. Zap.
p4ase @ oul aty e 70 a$s
ontselves Of everything that Vas IN our poTer: If
RsG p en- a,g difs IT,, IT, h% I'm he 1 k
Ne have come to that point, and for my part 1
nu1ea would kick out this, rebellion Iwoald
hs s x Il ss an
derttauds more than you Of L he Is our superior,
apd yoa cannot cam hoR It: loo not wan. ANYTHING %
DO wh hna h l. 6ns # +, 'hsse S we're o two bed.
and the other was occupied BY Copperhesd, I
ven Tcnd % Eli qn Either =. night tc1; rather th.9
that i'll result In the attalumens of our cads.
i Is Grapt who leads our armies now, and at each
hour the ticking Of the wires brings news Of rue
one Of the 1oblcst Generals Of the West has otrsr-
ed up bis lite. Mcpherson fB no more. uis otood
r shed u attempting to accomplish the object for
which be fought 1t must not BIZ shed IN vain. but
VIE must nerve ourselves to greater efTprt5 to OBJ
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E A Senatorial Convention will be held
at Centralla, Marion county, Illinois, on
Thursday, the l1th Of August, for the pur~
pose Of dominating Union candidate for the
State Senate. Full delegations from Marion,
Perry, Washington. Clinton, Fayette and
Boud-the counties comprising the district-
are expected to be present. -. .,,s <.
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eF To remove all apprehension upont The
part OF Col. DcLaud's friends, We can
state positively that the officer punished for
cowardicc by Gen Grant was not Col De
Land, but Capt DeLand. The Colonel Is
faithful and gallant officer. and cowardice is
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the LAST quality to be escr;h..d to him, Its
~ W csFe"-ed thnt the uncertainty Of the
c1sTatches should have given rise eyen to an
apprehension Of any unsoldierly quality up.
on bis part. The similarity in name IN
doubtedly led to the error in question.
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e While the enemy were in MARYLAND a
rebel officer was asked II he made no distlnc.
tion between the property Of Union people
and that OF the frieLds OF the Confederate
canse. "Not 1T all,'' he replied; "we take
from our Northern friends and sym pathizers
even more freely, because we feel that they
Tonld specially desire to contribute to the
good cause Of the South" Rather clincler,
that reply.
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IlIAHKHEA, DYSENTERY,


de-, are promptly eurec BY De. y. JAYyE's CARAI1-
ATIyx BALtAx. The great SUCCESS which this reruc-
dy hse mez with for thirty years past In cu1os pys-
eEtery, biarIt q. Aslatic Cholera Cholera Norbus,
Sumner complaints, Chalic. Gripping P-in1, Sour
Sscmach. Sick and Ferrous Headache, HEARTBURN,
Wate1b1sth Pain or slckre.s Of the Stomach, Wiad
IN the stemach ana Bowels. Cramps, Sea slcknsgs,
| and all affections Of ihe Bowels nrd Nervous Com
plants, leads the proprietor to commend sh gr4A
cence to thoe troubled With any Of thete alseA
es. Read the eviarucs:
a SURE And SAFE CURE FOB DYsEsTERY,
CAPTAIN JOSEPH COPELAND, Of 8liz zab.th Town.
| lhp, allegheny County. Pa. vs1rea:
~ have used your CABNlaAT1vE BALs.x In nv
@ ana esvs ~ ssFs ard sa1s sass ip
81 invaluable medicine. that no family shoa
| wiInous-"
NEVER KNOWN TO FAlL II DIlRRHEi.
Rev. a. JOHNS, Pastor OF M.t Church. Mtddletosn,
~ have neys, known p; JA1:sz's cAss1shr1xs
1sssm4 r sad II as prompt safe N sd.eiae' to Al
SPEEDY BELIEF AFFORDED.
T. -. BERKRRT, Of COMPANY B. Ts1th Regiment
Fenns{lvsaia va.uas< en-. 1riiiax fE1a Martina.
ou1g Fa..asgs:
s,Gx re u s4as
:eps y sas e., .s.t q
TEE Bowa1s. prevail 70 soMs extent ia ~ ins fei-
iades WHO Nsra thus afflicted and I'd thss
complaints for which It is F:aommeadea'' ''A wv
tR4MpS REylErED 1nurnrlrrtr
~ J,epep pnr,1 so,1 =, uo,+, ,.,.. o.,--,.
..nv snn v,.T,at al, ,e;-.r stat w,.s ~ $1,000.
asoT,!r, sNnor * .,-aaAS Nv III ~ -
o,s4. l. WN1 rrr 1.S * ~!
s,1 a.: III srrmaeh nn,,i n.s,s @ 49, * "o94
H.Ysax rbirh 'Lns1.t tI1 ICY yUaL EAnStSATtyL
st1rs - ~ h rtn 1mmtutaI-H, naVa
"AoA"' ~ n'se - "1*" 4tAo a0scslS'
CHOLERA TU1ROrGHy,Y CrRED.
Rev. RDFrG AABcoCE n y s.cr&taw ~ ,h.
American nnn Fore1yn rIh1a Sncit r. NJ - -
..oma ,.r.a ..o -hsa ..,, 49, ~ 7 80 ii
rr. ~ wh.n 1hes sC,nr ~ ~ - = m
~ ~ s asd 11n
noslc cl atsa a. setHee2 Enci1naf - nnd PtstsnurK
1i sI ne - - H. - ~ Tn!eh q
- sus 1ons nsHA
n. IS ~ nr1n ~ sas ~ boat vbo
TTnI IV"s ~ ~ 1rie1 al ant vh1 - ~ arn "a, Ex5 ~
bone 10 II. - s11nrs fanIy. ssne1iancco r1y&
n.iv ann fhErohSn.v curedT N "0' A4Aa4eSa'
o'e1 ano ofao4ookoI sH4eo"
r1,,rn~1 ,.nv o,-,..,r,,> .u..-..
A1SlLDA 1oA otuMhA tVufLalNEs
Nj. LEWIS MOORE, OF lous.v1e. No.. w.it-s:
- have psed DR JAIy9's AHAtHArlvE BAIsAx
icr ~ chl,dsen aunsr1nx tom SUMNER CorrLAIxr
IN x. az ~ 5aTe M tc4nn T. mos: excellent
"0' 'As "0u'o ~. ~ "i'aooH
"0PEKAFED L1hE CHtRd."
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FROM SHERnIAN'S ARHIY.

The Eftunton on the l2th-1ts Military
AdyautnEck-The Problem OF eups
p1Yea-tNOvementa OF the 13th-Ehe
Army OF the EeuneS9e[s
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CHICAGO CATTLE mAHKET,
For she Week Ending Luly 23. 1854.

SATURDAY EvEx1No July %, 1sl.
Tho receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at the
various ya1ds In the cisy. during the week eodlng
to-day, compare as follows With the previous weekly
receipts since June !, 1sEi:
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The total receipts of Hogs during the week
euditR to-day, according TO tho daty returus posted
lers than received laaf week. and t4 head lesa
than The receipts Of tho corresponding week Of last
year.
fOlioWk.
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THE NUMBER ALREADY SENT.

THE EUmBER ALREADY SENT.
The New York Ho.ld, as part Of the
CoppcrheAd argument against turntshlng the
Government With more men, mikes up the
following as a table OF the "nuuber Of men
already sent TO the feld''. We will glse the
CoppeEhead figures and then exa mine t1em:
SUHBER or HEN srMxoxED TO THE FIELD.
Under President's frBt calf. Apri! -, G1. 7:S15
Volunteers. tor the call ot July. 1861 .... b5o,97
1a, n1as1 fsssdeDt nj; sail Of Jql 1ee s93eee
Militia called out IN June, 1868 .-....-. 12L00Q
By conscnp!ion. July, 1863 ssy....-..... 25o.o)0
Since 17th October, 1865. -...s.~....-,.. 10000
Total ..-..... =, .oA sue
Deduct militia and .'thrce month"; men. 1856
Balance ..........-..-........-... ,9l0.06l
Thus 1t will be reen that the enormous number
o. oft million nisls hundred and ten th0tSond nine
hundred ard sfzty men hare ben placeI Tn TIE
nad; e6snslve has q sso temporarily sefsa9 militia
who recently offered their strslces.
The first Item 4, ,675 men were enlisted tor
three months only and returned to their
homes about the time Of the first battle OF
Bull Run.
Tue second item, Geo, ,971, consists Of the
troops stated By Secretary Cameron to hare
been enlisted for three years at the date Of
his report, December 1st, 1861 As these
were enlisted from April to December, 1861,
their terms would be expiring from
April to December Of the present
year, II is, perhaps, impossible to
,e'l how many OF these original volunteers
OF 1861 are now in the service, Secretary
Stanton, In his last report, says: 81 Since the
present rebellion, began about 200. 900 sol
diers, af1er entering the service, have been
discharged on Surgeons certificates of die.
ability. ills probable that one half of them
were unit for service When received" Many
more have returned home in consequence ol
honorable wounds Some hive deserted
souc arc in the Invalid Corps aud some
sleep the soldiers last slumbef On the many
buttle fields Of the war.
Iynder the pre,fdent,s +un co,,s of rr1r
.cro .n, >e4A9 W ouJ
4sL, 1oo2. t1o1 hlHt muutAe men, AnC OF Au-
gust 4tt. 1862 tor three years' men tberf,
"a -, .,..a,s.a -. 49,. Tn., 49,. 04
->-- -NN- ~ - - 0~S' A1e1 -eS--AA@
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SPEEDY BELIEF AFFORDED.

F. J. BERKRRT, Of Ca1npan7 B. Ts1tn Regiment
Reunsylya Vuunts efs, WEtll1G fran MArtlr0-
burg. Va. Asys:
st1av1nR years ngo tested ycur nva'uabla CAax1y-
supply here With me-. nwHK - s1pssuts tbs weasa.
er DC, DIsxSTxaJ, D1ARhHkA sad DfsEAs1s or
msr!s. hns taaoss % n he Ga!niLatire. nave besn
iaaes who thos afflicted and am tatsfs Id thss
tkae no better CT sc1e. remedy BE- found S1t lho
ClmDl1tufA for which II Ia r.
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t# John Hopper, son Of Isaac. T, Hop
per, ,he celebrated tphilaothropist, died sud-
denly at his bcme in Milton, on the Hudson
river, on Monday last. Mr. Hopper shared
the tolls and dangers Of bis father il the anti.
slavery cause, particularly In securing the
freedom Of fugitive slaves; and after the
death Of "friend Hopper it was slways the
delieht Of the son to aid those phIlanthropic
Efforts in which his father had been engaged,
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sHEbP.-Tte Tecetpta Of 7at Sbet , have ben very
itnlteo. aEd below the demand. On pxime IN .1lyes
we note IN advance Of 1e@25c sinca Saturday lss.
Large numbers ot stock Sheep stu passing thro'
sestwsrd such Is ths supply, that it s evident that
western fa1 ners mtan to grow wool ret spArnsly.
nor s1ua1l scale. but IN aatclsus quantities 70
make thl the important wool district OF the North
Wex|.
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TGfAIs dtl1Q
With considerable decline ia the suppl. Of Hogs
during the week, the market has been very acttvo
and pr,cea have ruled considerably nrmeF. With an
advance Of 1896: l09 ns last SatuftaYs quota
tons
Tho following aeo. the c1csne prices OF the market
THU ey enin:. and compared With last week: -
CLohIa1 PRICE,.
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do cars of 2ot fset. ..,...... 8t 10 SC
Rates to Dur kirk T.. % q car 1es9 than to Buffalo,
when shipped By all rail.
Rates to Dulkirk Ike 10 ns lees than to Bur.1o.
when shipped By I'LL gni.
BHRF CATTLE.
The total receipts Of Betf Cattle at the various
yards In the city, during the ending to-day &C.
cc111Dg to the daily returns ported cn Change
cunt to 4972 ht ad This Is 1860 head moro thaa were
rtceiv1d last week, and 800 head less than the re-
cetpts Of the corresponding week otlsst year.
The daily receipts At the various yards compare -
foIoTB.
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CRAMPS RELIEVED IMMEDIATELY,

Ut JAsPsE POULsoA Mt Holm sshurx Ohio .vxttes ::
ny Bo1 Was last tall taken aick with tho CuoLARA
NoEnrr. Although as.en1ed by physlclsu, no EEev
s,:.y o. biz stonaes uo''i nsea your CAnx1xArfvE
hALA4. Which Itl1=yed him Immediately. hava
who have Vi ed II With Ixe Au-ceEs.'. s
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FROM NASHVILLE.

News From the Frunt-Pr1soners-
ETcnis r Fortilcomlpe-Thc KensucKv
fnlU-EntE Tcnueske and Cow John.
, 1864-07-25

Al sales gf Grain Tsporetd il tAts nra7Ixt report
are on q bo i Of e storage PR busask, unkess
oheTac1es st1t<j. Flour IL stt6 dkltcerte nnsss
oth<rtctsS st1.kG.
SATURDAY KvrS1Ne. July ., 1ssa.
FRRIEHT3-GKA11 FRR1auTs-Du,l. Ths en-.
Ea.eMe1Is we're :-lo BrrFALo-Psoo Hat1osr atrfa
asu bark David McrEt4, with earn, at 3Ec: pron
Unt IDS, Y ita part loao OF corn, .: &C. 's~' f'Nf
LAKE AHp RAIL" "FHEydHIs-Dull. Wa
Elcur to Beacon. IaEe RLE rsai.....-.. n x<a1 m
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COM n EREIA14o

.,... SATURDAY EyByn. .July =. l.6t.
Th. receipts end shIImeats during tna pass u
tuura were 50 f.Ilow9:
REctrprs avn sufpxxrrs - r. 81 ro.1es
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aEe barely supported Ihe receipts Of Domestic
Mooi s5e ssFy aesyy r1 be seen re{srenee
ut o. for heavy t? me lIehs conditioned sats
msncnctpg T. M parcel of eh9lee Pepnsyivanla At xl.lo
&C 81 CO: IS oa1es Mesttza at 455tf small parcels
Cape Eom SECOND hands At es6sc: 1i5 bales Dlacx
Salon!ea, and 10 Go White DonskoI on private terus
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yVOUIl-With heavy stocEs IN lie lands Of 9.si.
err. sno large suip'g. prices have declined So
eg hn At Ssss ssles ese
Wool clipped 10 Wisconsin has uesn offered ID thiA
market at II 30 without purchasers. We quots:
Fine Light Fleece-........--.......,,.. 95 l1fU
.stna SQ& 70
EhCto3T 1un .1Qnt3l IS
Cuag3e F1aece.. S9n "a
WMOD-In small supply and alm at previous
0tof1ttcns. We quote:
B:sSh cord $:g -Dei7esod At el1.09
Map1e. #Scf1....,.......... H10 l3GH
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at the rate Of 200 to Coz per day pass through
this city, on their WaY North. They are war
won, and care worn, and many:are anxious
to take the amnesty oath. Within the last
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E The Springfield Republican states that
furg Wing, young Chinese, .ho graduated
some.ten Years since at Yale. has recently re-
ru'ned 10 this country with the rank of Man
DARN, and commission from the Imperial
Government, empowering him to Inspect
and purchase machinery OF various kinds,
with the view Of Introducing into China the
modern Improvements in science and arts
made by the Western nations, aud especi lily
our own. The Mandarin is at present the
guest Of De. Mclean, Of Springfield, and is
spoken OF In high terms "a a man remarkably
adapted to execute commission SO interest
irg AID important, and which evidently
marks an era in Chinrsa history
, 1864-07-25


DETROIT.
Cattle. Hogs p
1p1 NR.
Mich. Cent. and Mich. g., large cars.., &6s % sc
Cats nj z1u.. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 S3:
Nlctigsn CentIsl, small caEs.........,.. SOC sc
TO BCr1sLo oR sUsEKssloS BRIDGE.
Mich. Cent. and Mich. g., large cars. 05.fO E8c
CarH OF 20 feet...... ..... ...,.....- 500 ,s3e
Mlchlcan Central, small cArs.... ..... 8u.01 Sc
Fort Wayne cars ~ eet.....-.......,. 9l.tQ 53c
TO RIrTsBURG.
P1tts Ft. Wayne 4 c. cars Of 224 feet .ss1cn ssc
Mich southern !atEe ea5a ~ .:.....'...... gto1 &c
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NEVER KNOWN TO FalL IN DIlRRaEi.
Rev A. InIN3 PaAsnr ni II. I Chn.nh Mtfiaet0z m.

~ have neve. known Dr.. JA1:E's CAsa1sAr1yu
BALsaA 10 fs:l IL chte. OF pL.Rau a. would not
BE- without .tls TetGy In my family, 1Cd cordially
oshtf8."
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Harness A,.. ,4B@.oc slaughter. Bo:a... -t9Slc
fins n,-....,.5l6a:3s1 Hueaoa AJros 49,. a&a5z:
Kfo 1.,,,.,,,,.E1ll5tO Oxiaoco, oo.s,. ASac
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CHOLERA THDR0rCuLY CuRED,
4 REMEDY FOE SINNER COMPLAINT

Mr.lEV1s MOORE, Of Lous.v,lle. Mo-, writ.s:
"1haye Used p1 JANIS "a INITIATIVE Ba1sA,
icr NJ children. sufes,nx ftom suAxxR ConrLAIx:
whtn It e1h1X, and hsve fcunt II 4 mos txcaieu
gsmsdy. and Qhs / EQulu nQs d. NiIhous
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
County Lines.

be attempt of Douglas County ia
iich large slice from ours has ii .nslly
failed. We did not believe the Lepis.
lature would counienance such fraud
and The miserable scheme of robbery
was killed in the House BY vote Of
Two to one. So may all such wicked
schemes perish. All praise is due 10
our Representatives. especially, Messrs.
Buck and Hutchens. who exposed The
attempted swindle; Senator Spalding
also worked faithfully 10 XIII the bill,
and is deserving of all praise. We can
say OF orr delegation "well done" &C.,
in this matter.
We wish Douglas County wen. bu,
We want her 10 Develop her own re-
sources. aud no! attempt 10 aggrandize
herself by robbing her neighbors. We
are not couring The possessions of our
neighbers, and all We ask Of them is TO
lei US alone. and live in peace. Ger
iainly this is reasonable request, a d
can only be denied in spiri. Of bad
neiglborship.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
Administrators Sale.

f,v virtue Of nm order OF the Probate
Court of Jefferso. County. Kansas, /
will sell at private sale. in the town Of
Grasshopper Falls, in said County. until
Saturday. April Cd. 1864. should the
goods not be disposed Of sooner. the per-
sonal property, for SO much thereof as
can be sold TO advantage, belonging To
the estate of Lewis Stafford. deceased,
principally as follows:
2Work Benches, set Timers Tools,
some I'inware, quantity Of Sheet Tin,
part Of it IA x 60, the rest 10 l4).
j Cook Stove, Gridirons. Pots. lot OF
Sheet Iron, Bucket ears and Rivels:
Iron Heaters, a lot of Solder aud Rosiu.
So lbs. Stamped Copper Bottoms. set
Union Scales. etc.
Persons wishing to purchase any OF
d,ese articles should make application
soo, JAMES A. MANN,
,ao-4w Administrator
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
Judge Day.

The latest intelligence from Mr.. Day
left him in New Orleans, enjoying the
bloom and balmy breezes of spring.
When he left he made arran gemen's TO
correspond for this paper; but ON reach
ing the post of du'y, he learned that
there was standing order prohibiting
any officer in the branch Of the service
to which he belongs from being The
correspondent OF a newspaper. and he
does not wish to violate any rules of
the service, Hence, We shall not have
any correspondence from him. as we
had expected.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27

ENTERPRIsE, = Messrs. S,ettauer d
Bro, whose retail establishment was
burned during The recent fire in Leayeu.
worth, gathered up what good. they
saved from the wreck. and opened al
once in their new house, No. II Della
ware street. The next day they were
ready 20 Receive customers as ihouc h
nothing had happened. This 6rm is
dong heavy business. aud ale up
with the times.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27

0rTEe Universal Clothes Wringer,
wh:cn we advertise in another column,
has taken FIRST remiums wherever ex-
i'ihlled. and is spoken Of in The highest
terms by those who have used Them. -
The prcprietors OF ons hotel in Boston
say i saves them ten dollars month
10 The wear Of clothes. Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher, aud the editor Of the
american Agr'culturisi. and msny 9TH
ers highly recommend them after trial
We have one, and Shall speak Of lis
merits after nial Read the advertise
ment
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
A Daily Mail.

Congress should Immediately estab
lish q daily mail route from Lea,en-
worth city to Topek, via oskaloosa Il
is only right and reasonable that this
should be done. Such route would
reach The points 10 which the CHEF mail
is carried directly and daily-now that
is not the case. The two important
points in the county, this place and
GrassIiopper Falls, have had 10 g. tbeir
mails b. sending TO a station miles away
thr-e times a week. A daily line from
A;chison via Grassho?per Falls 10 the
capital. and The one spoken Of above
should be had at once We trust our
delegation in Congress will see that i;
is done.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27

Ec Oar friends of the Topeka Tub
une take us TO task for our item in ref
erence o he legislature We achnoul
edge hat that body has, since the fes
liues in question were penned. been
doing up business something Ike. and
We take back .he censure. We hope
the good work viii continue
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
ga bin is before the legislatar

EA bill is before the Legislature
TO publish the laws in the paper IN each
County having the largest circulation
This is done in many of the States, and
shoull be done here. The price pro-
posed will barely pay expenses, but il
j! does tina; SO as TO save publishers
from loss. ard give the people the iaas
in :, sen IT will bs all that Gao be asked
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
rA man in the Kan.~s City Jour

XN Z N1aU III If1C
nal says. land he spea.ss iIks one "ho
knows, )ihat if a proper in resiiys''on Is
made, at least 100000 wo.th oil cot
ton will be traced up, which ousht IL
be turned over to The government, but
is being smuggled by spectators with a
view to swindle the govrnment and line
the pockets Of dishonest parties TO the
transaction. The cotton was taken
through Fort Scott in the night.