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The O5th Ohio ON n Scout.
e.llsaa CAMP ToD, NEAR MEMPHIS
n.isf; February 81. 1894. &

Again I am writing you from our old
camping ground. 1t has been about three
weeks since last wrote, and then we were
on the eve of starting on scout. Well, we
started on the morning Of the 9th inst, and
returned to this camp on the morning
of the 18th, having been gone just
twelve days. Our force consisted of three
regiments Of infantry and three guns of
the Waterhouse battery, with few Alaba-
ma cavalry. The second day out we ar
rived at fernando about twenty dve..miles
from Memphis. The town is quite destroy
ed, there being very few inhabitants left In
it. It is the county seat of De Soto. Chal-
mers lived there before the war, and for O
wonder, his home is still standing.
The next day we reached C0ldwater. On
this stream our forces were held In check,
for two or three days, by q few guerrillas
holding bridge over small creek, about
three miles further on. Companies A and
b ofthe 95th Ohio were left behind to guard
the Coldwater crossing. It was finally de-
cided to moYe forward, and on the 11th we
took to the left, In the direction of Wyatt,
where we arrived at about noon on the 18th.
This place acas situated on the north bank
of the Tallahatchie; there remains nothing
to identify it but few standing chimneys.
Our advance was engaged all the afternoon
WAtih olC 4CUClo oei 700 bhO AAN VI
No damage was done on either side, as the
enemy would not show himself. Moving
down here was only meant to draw the
rebels attention, while our cavalry crossed
the river higher up. M 3-oi
The next morning we commenced ret
rogade march, arriving within q few miles
Of Waterford that night. Here we received
orders to return to Memphis as rapidly as
possible. Again we turned round, and on
The 18th marched in the direction Of Holly
Springs. We avoided that place, however,
and passing within three miles Of Golfers
vile, we arrived at Camp Tod safe and
sound, on Thursday morning, Feb. IS. Thus
ended our scout II; is difficult for me TO
see any great results achieved by it.
As usual on such occasions, our grub was
slightly deficient. For most Of the time we
got only two crackers aday with asmall slice
Of fat meats presume our regiment (the
95th) WILDE retained herea while for picket
and guard duty It.is the talk tn camp to-
day that we are to go on duty tomorrow.
s. w. G..
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Suffering from Indisposition to Exertion, Pain in
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patch oftAo aelh'ult announces ihst ofdefs:
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<1o 4rre<t of an ipportent persona9e con-
nectcd with tie Navy Department and that
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f11< l1e ss1>it had ben effected, snd tbat
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public a 81 Who fhs 4insportent peruonrco''
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NDENT OsKALOOsA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER a. 1864

Glass G-Best pie mellon ThOs Finch
LIST pr; bes, bushel Beels Thos. iIOdgse
LIST pr; G. A. Buck 81 pr. Best peck
onions c. A. Buzz 81 pr: best peck TO.
matoes G. A. Buck LIST pr best ] bushel
yellow corn p. F,tsimons LIST pr, G "A,
Buck FL pr. Best bushel potatoes VIM.
B!evins I'd pr. Best Pumpkins J. N.
Hall lst pr; 3 Squashes j. N. Hall Is,
pr; 5 lbs Butter Mrs. c. A Buck Cd pr
Loaf Light Bread Miss Addie McClel-
Ian Diploma.
Class H--Best and greatest variety
Apples WI. Davis l.tp pr; best species
any variety w. l. Davis LIST pr. Best
display 81 varieties C A Buck I'd pr
! variety Cataba G A Buck "a pr: va
riety Isabella Cd pr. Tomato Butter
SAM Morton 81 pr. Currant Jelly Mrs
w X Fairholm LIST pr. Peach preserves
Mrs. Jerome Haxen LIST pr. Sour pickles
the same LIST pr. The best variety of
Jellies on exhibition were pu, up by
Mrs S S Cooper, hut were not entered
to compete for a premium.
Best Oriental painting on glass A J
Shepherd pr. Oil Painting Mrs S S
Cooper list pr. 10 lbs cotton Daniel
Briner LIST pr. Mantua makers work Mrs
VIM Jenkins Is, pr Miss Kate Jackeman
Cd pr. Patch work Quilt Mrs. H. w.
Worthington LIST pr. Shell aud Cone
work basket Mrs NJ f Woodwork LIST
pr. Case Wax Work and Phantom b.
quet Mrs S S Cooper LIST pr Crochet
Counterpart Miss Kate Jackeman LIST
pr Worsted and Bead work the same LIST
pr: Hair flowers same LIST pr; Crotche.
Watch case same lst pr, Cone work
Watch case A Shepherd % pr;Cover-
let Mrs A Cook ed pr. Instrumental Mu-
sic. Lawrence Band, Pr. and Diploma.
LADIES EQUESTRIAN ExHIBrKIoN.-
Best equestrian exercises Miss Mary
Newell LIST pr. Miss Ad lie Mcclellan Cd
pr. The committee recommend pre-
MUM be also awarded 10 Miss Nellie
Patrick.
Premiums will be paid BY G. B. Car
son whenever called for within thirty
days.
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ghe gnaepeaaeut.
arUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY. MORNING AT
oskaloOsa. jefferson County, Kansas.
Local department.
County Convention.

The Union Republican party vii
hold convention at Oskaloosa. Jeffer
son County. on Wednesday, October 5th
1864. at IL o'clock A. NJ. TO nominate
candidates FOR County Offices and I
State Senator All persons who stant
by the government and Heartily sup
ror. the administration in its war mea
sures to put down the rebellion. are in
vited to participate in the selection o
delegates 10 the convention.
Tie following is the ratio of repre-
sentaiion.
Oskaloosa 6 delegates; G. Falls. G.
Jefferson 4, Osawkee 4. Rock Greek 9
Ksw g; Kentucky 4. Sarcoxie 8.
The qualified voters under the Cal
vi. NEE. in their respective townships
a, the place of voting. on Saturday
Oct. LIST, and select their delegates, I,
lEe convention.
By order of the Union Republican
Central Committee.
J. W. ROBERTS, Sec'y
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Fair Items.

Warren L. Davis had some really 6n'
apples at the Fair, noiwiths landing tn,
unlayorable season; they were large ant
welliormed, aud demonstrate that frui
of the first quality will grow in Kansas
They took the FIRST premium. One o
the trees, he said, had borne for three
or foar years in succession. and tn.
year had on it about FIVE bushels. They
were Rerocks. large and elegant.
DR. Back had 81 varieties. for which
lie took the premium on Varieties.
Thos. Hodges had Ioi of Chinese
sugar beats, the largest OF which weish
ed Is pounds and measured 22 inches
in length. Dr. Back hal some almost
equal to them.
There vas some very fine vegetables
OF other kiuis but We did Ut learn TO
whom they belonged. Among them
Nc.c tOsua.Scs duu cu iu.!s.
In the fancy department was supc-
rior pencil sketch by Mrs. Allen. and
shell work and ligh, fancifulI worLl. ioy
Mrs. Cooper worthy Of most favorable
mention. Miss Jackemau's fancy bead
work was elegant; as were other speci-
mems Of different kinds In The ladies
department. The difficulty is to speak
of one without doing injustice to others.
S me articles made by fair hands. the
ownership Of which We did not learn
were eminenily worthy of mention.
Next year We trust the ladies' will
increase their efforts and that Floral
Hall will be crowded with beauty, both
living and inanimate.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned will sell at Pub.
lie Sale. at his residence in Oskaloo
sa, on SATURDAY NEXT, Sep.
TENDER 9th, 1864, at 2 o'clock, p.
NJ, a lot of Household goods, in
part as follows:
2 Parlor Stoves, Cook Stove,
Bedsteads. Tables. Bureau, Wash.
Stand, Wardrobe. Bookcase, Safe,
Chilrs, Bedding, Carpeting, &c also,
2 Saddles e. Harness.
Terms cash in hand.
S. S. COOPER.
BY w. A. Coy, Auctioneer.
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AWARDS AT THE FAIR.

Class A-Ca0e Thorough Bred
Best Bull and under 9 yrs. old. Danie
Brundage LIST Premium. Thomas Finch
ga Premium.
Other Breeds-Bes. Heifer 9 aud uu.
der 8 yrs cd l. V. Fairholm lst Pr
Ellis Snort Cd. Best calf NJ. II. Du,tou
LIST Pr. s. S. Cooper Cd. +, Best Yoke
Oxen yrs old. Max DunderviIle Is,
Pr. Fa,,ed Bullock Ellis Short Isl
Pr. S. S. Cooper 2i.
Class B.-fIorses, Thorough Bred,
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Mare colt N. +. Garret 2 Pr.
Roadsters and work horses embracing
all strains. Best Stallion. aged. II. e.
Turner LIST Pr, MarcelIus Smith 81 Pr.
Best Stallion 3 and under yrs old. Val
enline Newell LIST Pr; 2 and under 3 yrs
w. L. Davis lst Pr. sucking Colt. Mar
celus Smith LIST Pr, J. N. Hall Cd Pr.
Brood Mare, w. L. Davis LIST Pr, p.
Wise Cd Pr. Mare 3 and under 4 yrs
n. A. Howard LIST Pr. j. C.. Brown Cd
Pr. and under 8 Thos. Carter LIST Pr.
and under 2 7. W.Lacy LIST Pr. JOS
Woodbead 81 Pr. Mare colt ". Brown
LIST Pr. w. L. Davis 2 Pr. Bes. pair
Draft horses J. F. Conwell lst Pr. Sin
gle harness Gelding w. ii. Banning LIST
GeIding 3 and under 4 yrs W. M. Ban
ming LIST Pr. 2 and under 3 Simpson
Barnes list Pr.
Carriage and Saddle Horses Bes,
pair matched Ponies NJ. r. Dution Ist
Pr. Single harness Mare aged a. Cook
LIST Pr, John BeIand ed Pr. Fastest
trotter A. Newell LIST Pr. fastest PAGER
N. A. Howard Ist Pr. Saddle horse
II. Gibbs lst. Pr.
The committee on best matched Gel
dings do award Diploma to Nessrs.
Il. A. Hays & Bro. Of Lawrence. Doug
las Co.. for best pair matched carriage
Ceilings.
Sweep Stakes.-Best Stallion w. NJ.
Banning silver cup; best Stallion with s
colts Marcellus Smith silver cup.
Best Jack, aged. P.Wise LIST Pr; best
Mule. aged. s. S. Cooper lst Pr. VIM.
Jenkins cd Pr; sucking mule. John c,
Brown lst Pr.
Glass D--Swine-Best Boar over
yr. old, w. K. Fsirholm LIST Pr; under
yr old Thos. Finch LIST Pr; best Sow
Thos. Finch LIST pr. Best litter S pigs
under 3 months old, Thos. Finch lst pr.
PouItry-Best display poultry. Sam'l
Marian LIST pr.
Class F-Best center table Loren
Willets LIST pr. Big spinning wheel
Terry Trapp LIST pr. Spring Wagon !
V, Fsiiholm LIST pr. ...,,,,. :
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The Leavenworth District Ministerial
Association

l k3oSVNAdt4OA
Will convene at OsKALoosA, KANSAS
on Tuesday Evening, OCTOBER 18th
1864. The opening sermon will b
preached on Tuesday evening at early
candle-light. by Rev. J. Lawrence. o
the Troy Circuit. On Wednesday a
8 O'Clock the exercises Of reading es
SAYS and criticisms will commence.
The following will be the
PROG NINE:
To what extent are social amusement!
consistent with the Christian character
ID. P. Mitchell.
The importance Of Class Meetings
and the duty of the ministry in respec
TO them.-B. +. Bowman.
Faith in God an element Of power
Il. Prentice.
The gift and Offices OF the Holy Spir
it.-Grifi,l.
Politics and the Pulpit.-D. Dickin
son.
Motives to missionary enterprise
+. Walden.
The nature and attsinabeness Of per.
feet love-. Boucher.
Duty of The church towards States
in rebellion.-W. Marlatt.
Nature and necessity Of repentance,
-G. L. Williams.
The best means Of promoting revivals.
j. lawrence.
Recognition of friends in heaven
A. G. Channel.
Col. ii. Go. B. Gardner.
Is temporal death penalty?-W. Z
Davis.
The nature and Importance Of the
pastoral work.. d. P.ice.
The coming Of Christ's Kingdom
S W. Lloyd.
Signs of the times.-RL. Hartford.
Subiec, for discussion Will there
be resurrection of the brute creation!
Ministers upon arriving will find me
at the church 10 assign them 10 rne'F
homes. from to 6 O'Clock. on Tues.
day. Those arriving before or. after
that time. will please call at my house.
in the southern part of town.
A general attendance is earnestly re-
quested. Local ministers and ministers
from other districts are cordially invi,.
ed to attend. with essays on subjects oil
their own selection.
The citizens and friends arc respect.
fully invited to attend the exercises oil
the Association.
l.. F. WALDEN.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE, is hereby given that on the 2ist day
IN Of Sept. A. Il. 1864, Letters OF Administra :
,ion on the Estate of Andrew Sell, deceased,
late al jefferson County, State Of Kansas,
were issued to the undersigned by the Probate
Court OF said County and Stnts. All person,
having claims ngains, said estate, arc require
to exhibit them for allowance within one yer
after the date OF said letters, or they may be
precludsd from any benefit of said estate; and
IL such claim. be not exhibited within three years
from the date OF said letters they will be fcrev-
or barred, CHRISTIAN NINIGER.
WILLIAM HELM
2l2-3wS2 Administrators.
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To the Public.

l have exchanged the Dutton House.
With James S. Townsend. Esq. for bis
farm on Kaw bottom in this County
and the Hotel will be opened 10 the
public Monday, Oct. Sd. and l can ties.
tify from personal knowledge. that he
aud his "better half" "ean keep a Hotel''
10 the entire satisfaction Of all concern
ed. NJ. r DuTroN.
Osksloosa. Sept. 90. 1864.
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Notice Of taking Dispositions.
STATE OF KANSAS,

JEFFERSON COUNTY. So
In the District Court 81 the ! bird JudicinI Dis
rict Of the State Of Kansas. sitting in an for the
County IL jefferson. in said State.
NJ II. Jones, Plaintiff,
Caiharinc Jones. Defendant.
The above named defendant will take notice that
the above named plaintiff will, ON the 10Th day Of
Octobes, A. D. Is6l, between the hours Of o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock y. NJ Of said day, at the office
of tho Clerk of the District Court in the village Of
Oskaloosa, in the County az Jefferson, State Of
kansas. before proper authority, proceed 10 take
the dispositions Of sandry Witnesses 10 be read in
evidence the trial Of tho above ia, the right
10 Adjourn from day 10 day until the said dispositions
are taken, at which time and place the said defend
ant can attend aud crDss-exaIninc said witncs scs.
NJ. II. JONES. Paintin.
by AEsL SpALptNo. his Ati'y.
Attest .. q. BEsssr, Clerk Dist. Court.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-24

HAIL.-This Friday morning there
was quite shower of rain and hail.
The latter opened the programme. and
in about two minutes the ground was
almost entirely covered with frozen
balls of water. the most Of which were
less than half the size of quails' eggs.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-09-24

WIxDr.-Wednesday and Thursday
of this week. the wind blew hard and
very constantly The air consider
able portion of the time. particularly
on Wednesday. was full of dust. and
moving about quite uncomfortable.