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The weekly union record., 1864-03-19
Administrators Sale

" OIICE = HEBEET GIVEN Thai lsC mt
y To ~ order OF fhe Bon Pro aJs Court in an4 fr
Butte county. California vii. Monday. ths twenty
6rSi iay 0t II .rch --- 10 we've u Of That cay sci
publc ale n le hslest biider n t791t OF Bid
viii Cos sssre. in Caico. Batle county Caisrnia,
thst certain oae u3ri and sky acres a! land belong
70 tte ezrste II - Ills Ats-slu- deceased known
the ~ Watkins Gancka, situated oa Butte cresk- ia
Chico Tea ushia. Butte eduy C4llf0-a- ID dining he
lands Of John Slse deceased
Terms S4e- Ten .l9l pr cea- &c ae Hsi On the day
%; sale. iae ba-a-os soon confirmed bF t4fs
Probate C0ur.. f. N g. b. paid in Gold COIN 3f he Un
cas Slatss Of ue.5a az + legal stand 70 y-le o. $50
deed aDd STAMPS s. the expense q t-a purchaser
J.. VAN 0EDES A3millstTltaT oi sid Estate
Oroviils. Ft binary =, l-t4.
-. WI. ~. q E..--a.
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N fRANllsCo NTTI \. 30.
This Is 10 certify ihati haec h5-u lirr Jle r.-teut
Of pr Josstyn. ~ thr Eiec.rl ..c ll- and shat he
h@s eu-ed ne My disease loersia, accompanied
with chis applied TO hn oa ll,h -sY of thi> month
Irscolatls1i l afflicted Sd c.s sy b.- He has cured
HE Wta4I! medicine. BY lle use Of LIS Elcctr pathc
Instrument. JOHN CALLAGHAN.
si4ie of California, Ci.y and lo.aly of san Fran
cisca->s-
Subscribed ant sworn % before sae. Ills ei.hseeu.A
dsy Of Ap,il. a. T. I,6J.
BARRY. Nctsry P-llir.
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a Word to the Aged,

IN te decline ot lite the loss Of vital force eosss
queni upon physical decay. can only he safelr 80
pled by some viyliying preparation which recruit,
me strength ana spirits, without eutaling th. ex
h1ns'lon which Is always the final effect of ordinary
Stmulant>. We tender TO the aged
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For Females.

thousands Of ladies resort To it as remedy for
hysteFla, tutteling of the heart nervous headache
vertigo general debility. and all peculiar diStnrlr
are subject. Ii cheers and Grbtens tha a,S-ssssa
mental powers as well as strengthens The body
ana rs use Is never followed by any reaction.
BEWARE OF C0UNrERrEGrs.
Purchase only % reiiah.e dealers Sold eyervwhe~s
H0STETTFR. SMITH 4 DEAN. aee,,s
Gel x 4oi Battery st. cor. CLAY.
san Francisco
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Dr.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

AS an invigorant and restorative immediate II,
ltS beneficial action and permanent ia its eject
Il zones the stomach, improves the appetite. act.
Ike charm upon the spirits
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Dissolution.

FEVGE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
istsuz between s. NisS3n ana Henry Wallace
i ne San T1anaisce Lager Beer saloon is this dsy
dissolved ly 1autual coaseat. The business WI
All Gel * and liabilities VII be u3id and settled by
Nissan * CO. An lS>AN.
HENRY WALLACE.
07oya.e, Fel. -etl ls5s 4w-uI,
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CERTIFICATES oFCrErs

j. II. JoSSELyN. II. d.
Resident Physician.
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yllnl7 SN
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
County Committee.

As the Central Committee of Jeffer-
son County has had no meeting tbi,
year, and the call for the Convention
was made under the circumstances else
where explained: and in further view OF
the anon alous position Of affairs in The
County, the members of the Central
Committee are hereby requested TO
meet at the Office of the 1NDEpENDENr
in Oskaloosa, on Saturday Octo5er 5tk,
1864. for the purpose of consultation.
Ii is earnestly desired that every, mem
Der be present.
.ss5.F ta J. W. RoBERrs, Sec'y
2. S. The names OF the members Of
the cominittee. are. we believe, as fol-
lows: Jefferson township. Hiram Webb.
G. Falls, Geo Jamison, Rock Creek. Ii.
g. Turner. Osawkee, J. Peterson. Kaw,
4. J. kleinhans. Kentucky, Geo L.
Osborn (proxy of J. kunkle.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
County Convention.

On account of The storm on Wednes
day. the County Convention did not
meet. We learn. however, that eleven
delegates in attendance. met together
and organized, appointed committee
on credentials. heard its report and DIS
charged it.
All these acts were grave errors. a
minority cannot organize a 5ody for any
purpose uhateUer, not even to adjourn.
All that minority can do is TO aUa's
lie ovrzrol Of majority. As this was
not done by the delegates. and all their
acts are out Of order and illegal, the Con
vcu,ion has ceased to have legal ex-
istence. and, of course, can do nothing
that is binding, A
This is unfortunate. but it cannot now
be helped; andander the circumstances,
as the best thing that can be done To
preserve harmony. we have called the
County Committee together for the pur.
pose of consulting as TO what is bes, TO
be done This seems to be the only
course left open TO pursue.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

sUDeE TBA,csEs gave US call on
Tuesday morning. He has been over
considerable portions Of che State. and
brisgs good report Of the prospects
We think the Judge will be the next
Governor Of Kansas. Col. w. Y. Ros-
Esrs was IN company with the Judge.
and we bad the pleasure Of q 6rsl In
t'odsetion to this gentleman. whose
deeds ere ON record in the State, and
whose yalor has conferred credit upon
our arms. He 10 for freedom. for old
Abe. and 10 politically right.
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Large Sale of Stock.

On next Tuesday. Tie Ilth inst. Mr.
Thomas Moore. TWO and a half miles
east Of this place. sells at public auction
50 head Of cattle. several head OF mules
aud horses. and lot Of Farming Uten-
sis. Mr.. N. has taken pains with his
stock, some Of Witch is Of superio,
quality, and We are told it is all in 6ne
order. Three stands Of Bees will also
be sold. This is rare chance to pur-
chase stock, and all who are in need OF
any thing in this line. should bear the
sale in mind. and b. on hand by nine
or ten O'Clock. in the morning q
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

Mr.. EDITOR: Permit. through The
columns of your valuable paper. 10 men
ton that WILLIAM NJ. KiScAID, Esq. of
Winchester. will be u candidate for the
office Of Clerk Of the District Court at
The November election. Mr.. Kincaid
is emlnently qualified TO Gil The above
mentioned position. and from what |
can ascertain from different parts Of the
county, seems 10 be the choice of the
people. He is gentleman in every
sense of the word; good scholar. a
ready pensman, and attentive to bust
ness. H- will give more strength to
the Republican ticket this fall than any
other one man in Jefferson. -
Truly, Pro Bono PrBLIco,
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cr We direct especial attention .e

cr We direct especial attention IL
the card Of J. f. BLISS in this number
Ii seems probable that while he is in ID.
service of his country for 100 days,
some ore has stolen from him a valus.
bic animal, worth probably three times
as much as the pay he will get from The
government. If this is so, il is a mosl
yilainous crime. We trust that every
one who can possibly aid in The recovery
of the animal will do so cheerfully-.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
Wood Wood =!

We wish all those Of our subscribers
"ho wish to pay for their papers in
wood, to bring ii along very s,.oi.; add
all who are not subscribers and would
like TO take the Independent and paw
for i, in wood, do likewise. We wish
40 get our wood for the winter all in
this fall. We will pay cash for good
wood Tor the amount we iced over
what subscribers furnish. Those hav-
ing wood 10 dispose Of can give US a
call.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

!me a. No. is, IN Walnut 81 Oak.

Same a No. Is, IA Wa.npt OF Oak.
Among the many distinguished mu icians who
uDaua!liiefly endorse the CA lNEr ORG ~
NAV ~. fbd;i the nanesof f'atischa,k, Th,lbtrg
Wm. Mason. 4 B. Mills. Wollen,uupt. Safer.
+ ati Siakasch, t;robe and Sac .rspp, PA lsis;
ard Il d gan. Zundcl. Wilcox Mo'eniha, Mag
r,ih. SmIih, Flint Wels. Tuckerman, aud Cutter,
Orsan,sis. 81 .fDlf- = b ~
What t,le layer pipe organs are to la ger
chut ches ard hills. the CABINET ORG ANS IRE Ia
mi, ate reside ICES anil smaller churches and halls
Thes decopy lutte room. are elegant as pieces OF
turniisre, nod are not liable 10 get out ot order.
Just ,publisl,ed.- ScnooL FoR TnE CABINET
ORsAN By Geo. \. Root. Price So. REcEEA-
rioys FOR the CABINET ORGAN. Six numbers,
Of 10 D ,css each. P,ice 80 cents per number or
81 so per set.
warernnnss in Bottom, No. ga Washington
street. Address The undersigned. Warerooms
in New York, Nos 5 & Eoycer street Address
MASON BROl HERS. tff-fr ~.
Insuumen,a may he ordered by letter with en-
tire confidence 81 receiving them as perfect M
though seiectei nj our Wsrerooms. A dr." on
n Boston or New York Bank. made p de 10
our order, should. in such cases, ncS ..pany the
letter. Deserptse Catalogues sent tree BY msi''
MASON 4 HAMLlN, Makers.
g = EOsrON, Mass.
afII I-a44.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
The Leavenworth District Ministerial
Association

1 AAoSSSANSaOA
Will convene at OsKALoosA. kansas
on Tuesday Evening. OCTOBER ll,h,
1864. Tie opening sermon will be
preached on Tuesday evening a, early
candle .lighi. by Rev. j, Lawrence. Of
TIE Troy Circuit On "Wednesday al
o'clock the exercises of reading es
says and criticisms will commence.
The following viii be the /
sJAA ROC RIA NJ ME: -
To what extent are soc,a al amusements
consisten, with the Christian character?
d. +. Mitchell.
The importance Ut Glass Meetings.
and DE duly of the ministry in respect
to lhem.-B. F. Bowman.
Faith in God an element Of power
Il. Prentice. as.sp =
The gift and offices OF the Holy Spir-
it.-Grifi Ia.
Politics and tie Pulpit.-D. Dickin-
son.
Motives to missionary en'erprise-L.
+. Walden.
The nature and a,tainableness Of per-
feet love-J Boucher.
Duty of the church towards States
in rebeIlion.--W. Marlau.
Nature and necessity of repentance.
&c. L. Williams.
The bes, means Of promoting resivals.
j. L wrence.
Recognition of friends in heaven
A. g. Channel.
Col ii. Go. B. Gardner.
Is temporal death penalty?-W. R.
Davis.
The nature and importance of the
pastoral work IL. ID Price.
The coming OF Chrisl's Kingdom
S w. Lloyd.
Signs OF tie times-R. l.. Hartford.
Subject for discussion Will there
be resurrection of the brute creation?
Ministers upon arriving will End me
at The church to asst IN them TO their
homes, from 3 TO o'clock, on Tues
6av. Those arriving before or after
Ihai time. will please call at my house.
IN the southern part Of town.
A general attendance is earnestly re-
luested. Local ministers and ministers
rom other dis ricts are cordially invil-
ID to attend, with essays on subjects OF
heir own selection.
The citizens aud frien,s are respect.
uiiy invited To attend the exercises OF
he Association.
L. F. WALEN.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

CHANCE The last Jf6ersonian con
,ains the withdrawal OF J. $. Drake
from the concern. but does not state
whO will be his successor. He says:
''As 10 M successor 10 the editorial
chair. suppose he will do hi, bestlo
m AXE The Jtiiersonian the leadiny paper
of Kansas, but how far he will succeed
] leave Tor future generations TO judge.
as DESTINY alone can Tell. therefore l do
not mske amy promise for the future Of
the paper, leaving my successor TO work
out lis own fame and saIvation.." -z~Ts'
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

70 The Unqualified Uasoa Toters Of JET.
Jerson County:
FELLOW CITIZENS: hereby place NV
name before you as an independent
Union Candidate for State Senator, and
shall thankfully receive and be graceful
Tor Your suffrage. should you sbes.ow
The same upon me-; and if elected. will.
10 The best OF my ability. faithfully
serve my Country and County as YOUR
Senator JAMES ii. JONES.
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Ministerial Association.

We hope our readers will bear 10
mind the TACT that the Ministerial As.
socialion for Leavenwortb District com
mences in this place on next Tuesday
evening, and shape their Affairs SO as
to be in attendance during the time the
Association shall be in session. Tie
exercises will be interesting. il the min
listers are present. and we presume they
will be il the weather is favorable.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
Notice |! Notice Z!

Estrayed or Stolen, from Grasshoppe,
Falls on or about the 7,h OF september.
a Black or dark Brown Mare, supposed
TO be 6 or Z years oli. about ia hands
high. thin. light name. slim tail. saddle
Inarked.a few white hairs in face. brand
ed with what appears TO be TIC on the
left shoulder, defective right eye
Whoever will return her, or give ipfor-
msiipn where Size msy be found. either
At CHRISTOPHER Falls. or 70 the subscfi
Der. at the Fort in Lawrence, shall be
suitably aud literally rewarded.
Oss I'd. 1864. 81 -. T.. BLlss.;
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An Explanation.

The late call 70, County Conven-
ton vas made under the following cir
cumstaDces: Two members of the
County committee, II. G. Turner and
Geo. L. Osborn, came 10 US on Friday
of the Fair ard expressed desire TO
have call issued. The Committee
had not been together for consultation.
bu, it was thought BY these genllman
that as many were present on the Fair
grounds as could be go. together. 1t
was thought that two other members of
the committee were there, and The call
was agreed upon by the two members
named, and We were to see the other
members aud ask their assen, to the
same We hunted over the ground,
but could not find another member pre-
sent Mr.. Mccartney was very desir-
Gus 10 have the call in time for his next
paper. and we told him we would en-
deavor to get it out. Under the cir
cumstances, although We felt some en-
barrassment, the call was issued; and
that it might be least sxcepiionable. IS
near ia The form OF other calls as posi-
BILE. 1
Since things are in The shape they
have now assumed, We. 90 not feel dis
posed to remain any longer in the posi-
zion which the facts stated place u;
and heuce the call for the committee TO
meet for consultation. We are willing
to share responsibility but not 10 bear il
all.
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THE LEAyEswosrn REculAron,

The LEAvESwoRrH REGULATOR, =
Don't fail 10 read the advertisement OF
Mcssrs Pa,maiee. Leak & Smitf. in an
other column. We know that these
gentlemen keep number one sore,
that they are enterprlsing. attentive 10
business, sell at low figures for the times,
and are doing good business. Our
readers visiting The city 70 trade, will
DO we'll to call in al No. 90, Delaware
street. and see for themselves. We
think that most Of them will call again.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
Genera. Order, No. 10.
HtApouARIERs Isr EEJaADE u STRICT |
LEAyIE@ ogTa, Sat. 2lsi. 1904.

HtApQuARIERs Isr IEJaADE u STRICT
LEAyEE DATA, siat. 2l,,. 1901
/. Commanders Of Regiments. Bat
,alions and Detachm MS Of this Dis-
rict are ordered 10 call Out lheir tespec-
tive commands Immediately alter the
issuance Of this order 80. s..s so.1t.4r.
H. A rigid inspection Of arms is re.
CURED, and officers will see that every
man is supplied with ammunition who
hss a gun. Fl
Ill. Officers will hold their respec-
tive commands ia readiness for active
service al a moments notice. ''.-'.
Per order as
NJ. S. GRANT. Brig. Gen.
A. HASTINGS, A. A. Gen. 4w
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that On the 2lst day
~ OF Sept, a. .. 1854. Letters OF Administrs-
ton ON the Estate OF Andrew Sell. deceased,
late. at JEFFERSON Ccunfy. State Of Kansas,
were issued to tho undersigned by the i'rob,s.
Court ot said County ant sfst,. All pcrs0a /.
having Claims against snit estate. srs require
TO exbibi. them Tor allowance within one year
after the date Of ssid lettefs, or they may he
preclnd.d from any benefit ~ said estate; mud
ii such claim be not xiiiiitei within three mrs
from the date Of said letters, th.s will he iesev-
er barred. CHRISTIAN NINIGER.
.ss,5 sstf ar; WILLIAM HELM
2l3.3wfa. Administrators.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
TnE LADIES FRrESD for October i.

TnE LADIES FRIEND for October Is
received. This new candidate for pop
ular favor j, fast gaining a first-cass
repulaI u. and even now bids far 10
become a formidable rival of the oldest
and hes. magazine OF lis class. SO
year. We shall give terms and iea.u,eS.
for mex, year in full soon. Deacon q
Peterson. Philadelphia.
o. Will the publishers please send
US the s. p ember number, which failed
10 reach US? ffs
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
l. F. WALEN.

@ We are pleased 10 state that
additions 10 our lisl of patrons continae.
aud the number Of Subscribers TO The
Independent is steadily increasing. We
intend to double our list during tie
coming year. These indications are q
sure guaranty that al open upright and
honest course on the part Of an e,li
will be sustained by an inlelligen,
public.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
Fruit Trees.

Mr.. D. Newhouse. adjoining town.
has fine lot of Fruit Trees. Currant
and Goos.bery bushes, etc. which h~
offers for sale AMI barter. His Trees
ere number one. and those in want OF
any thing Of the kind should give hun
a call. His trees will bear inspection
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

CANDIDATES.

To tile roters Of JEFFERSON County. =
l hereby announce my self as an Inde-
pendent Union Candidate for the Office
of Clerk OF The Distric. Court Of Jetfrr-
son County; and should you choose to
honor me with the position. 1 will en-
deavor to the best Of my ability TO prove
myself worthy Of your confidence.
- s's' E. S. CoEwELL.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
ry DRUNKENNESS CURED uA

HNHE Inet,rinfe NAV aow bid tiehnnce to the
/ TEMPrINe cur DK. ZANE'S sAilDofE
FOR eTeOi>Gl DRiN la erf,sn cURE vok
pxl SKEExEss. L. cssates dislike Tor strong
dr,ns, aud eau he administered without tns
knowledge of the uaiient Prce, 81 box. Sent
by mail 10 any address, by 5 C. UPuAM, 4o3
Chestnut Street, Fhlladolphis, Pa. Cireulars
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

~ Green apples were in town on
Thursday q $2. 40 per bushsl. They
have ave- been - high As %. This is rath-
90 ssteep Tor those who have no gov
crpnsat oaices 10 live on. b., depend
aPos honest labor for greenbacka. -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

EH- The rain has been almos, inces-
san, during the past week. Springs
and streams will certsinly begin TO feel
the effects Of SO much water falling.
Ii can certainly rain ms easy in Kansas
as in any other country when il once
gets Started in that WAY.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
No. 2I--Cabinot Organ

same music rs in Nos. % an % n plain sab
sIanIIsl Black Walnut 90 - X eas,- Thls style
extremely pppuhr--ps ritalis tn most 500 ANY
thai we, m,ke-H- M .deIate lnic placing II
s,hin reach Of all, an serves vel r,ItAor the
lsailyr, vestry, -chool, lodge room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
H Some OF our farmer, friends sa,

~ SJIHe OF Vu' tHIfHeI IIfItHUS ~!
the Lac potatoes are growing finely.
and ten days or two weeks Of favorable
weather will make a fair crop. We
hope Providence will favor us with
good weather for that time, as We need
the potatoes very much.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
NJ. l0-Cabinet Organ.

Thu instrument lie intended more particularly
tor CHURCH requirements, aud i very valuable
i"F organ pra' rice. / coDinIrs twelve s'ois,
drawing Xix complete sets ot reeds. with he n
cesssry coupiers; tws manuals. aud an iadepsn.
den, p'da!e OF lwenty-iiye key, ana is blown
By q sec md persOn.
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the cornerof Shawnee 4 9TH sts.. oppo-
size the Mansioa House, Leavenworlh,
and have On hssd a full supply of Ned
icines. Fine Perfumery. Brushes of ali
kin.s. and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. 189-tf.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
MASON & HAMLIN'S Il
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABrSET ORGAN i. designed both for the
Oh ifch snd home tor The sar red and secular
I r organ prsc &c. and the recreation of KEN
pore playing combining ali III, hest qualities If
the meIoteon and none it, objection lble es,
with many en- rely new Improvements aud in-
ientions, prominent among which is the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

To coters Of Third judicial District:
Outside OF the mysteries. plans, or
Irtrigues OF partisan politics, l announce
myself as an tndepenieht Candidate,
at The ensuing election. for the office OF
Judge OF the Third Judiciai D,>,ric,
Court. S. b. WHiTE.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

u icrs from No. II in case only. For orgaDist-
who aye inexperienced IN the use oi poiI this
il our be-, churce in-irumen,. leing les CON-
plicat,d ihan the NJ. 10, ani better adspied 20
ranspoftalsn, wc eau confidently recommend
II a. ,eiy de-iraii.e Tor churches. pubic halls
ard loigs rooms. Ai,o desirable paiior in
n
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No. i7-Cabinet Organ,

Same ms No. Is, in Walnut or Oak case. Ar
availnblr instrument Tor home ne. ,houeh not
So comprehensive "a an Instrument with two I
more sets Of reeds.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
o. 23--Cabinet Organ,

con'sin.ug the Aaismatc swell. knee stops aud
douh e briio~s--in solid Black WaiHu; Case
psnel'ed aud ognanioT tel with rich cpyings
elt- u, iR.t:uUien, Tor iie drawing 70, IN aud
pafiur.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

EF Mr.. w. Z. Norman sells his
personal property to-day Saturday the
9th. See bills.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
No. lc-Cabinet Organ

Dif,fs from No. q in care only. Tins i1siru.
mcni il encasrd IN elegant Rosewood highly poi
ssh, d-ies gnei 80 Tor the parlor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
No. 2O-Cabinc, Organ

Feur 0ciaves, two seis of reels, Iionatic
sw.U, duu lie bellows and knte sto3. In ult,lAi
Rosewood case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
Nc. il-Cahinet Orgar.

With eish; stops four complete sets OF reds.
ard ,.so nanu.l-,-is blown b, the peFfosr,r
aai contains t e automatic swell. Inien lei ipr
the par lur ami drawing room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
NJ lS--Cabinet Organ,

Five octavns. with one of reeds, automatic
swell aud double bellows. In eisg'nIt Rosewood
case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1852.

The capabilities Of the above irs rumen,- as
N oreaf wi'nio the resrb If all 10 ire it.
have opened TOR il an entirely n fed. hih erio
unoccuPied b, any musical Instrument and have
eli ''trd To Unqualified Endorsement OF over pSg
and Musicians 81 the country.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
No. In-Cabinet Orsnn.

Same ne No 90 in nea, and substantial case
%, SOM Black Waiie' or Oak A piral i,'s'iu-
u.en; f.r Sun lay Schools If limited means, and
next best to the No. 81 Tor private use.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08
No. Ii-Cabinel Organ

Con'air SIX steps-ihrce c,mrl' 'e sets OF r'eis
and one manual q Yer, excellent instrument
Tor che. OF moderate mean. a. IL { riitn, 6
much 81 The power and "a tiiiy OF the Isrgci
instruments &, . u.Ueh i.ssec,i.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-08

~ N.xt week we shall resume our
regular amount Of miscellaneous read
ing for the outside pages.