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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
THE TRI-WEEKLY BULLETIN
I.i.sued every Monday. Wednesday and Friday ana
contains the news Of the Daily, at - per an""'''
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
r. leaned every TUESDAY, aud is made up exi.ressv
q, the COUNTRY from the six daily editions IExSs !:
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

Tas BuLLsTIu 10 asrs paper IN inc oeM scn.e ~
~. ~ord It's columns will contain news upon an
sui,,ects and from all quarters. IL viii endeasor
moi W deceive its readers BY the distortion o. fsons
or Misrepresentation AFFECTS but WI, Turkish ap"n
ssst Fan lie had, accompanied By such comments as
s,nsh ana ma prejudice shall seem I" sarrsnt.
Espccini attention will he given TO me scea. az, ~,
.o,,,me,cia, news Of Leavenworth Cay. ana 'ne
ST.. .eneraliy. Asa numerical journal ne Bot,
IN. viii be found uncxcelied for accuracy ana
Reliability. Thi. department Of th- Jpcr - unee'
:. !. ,rhasre OF com potent editor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented October 81, 1882.

The capabilities Of the above i.s:-ument- a.
IN orgar within tie reach Of all who desire it
have opened tor il an entirely new fed hih rto
unoccupied by any musical instrument, and have
ell 'ited tis unqualified Endorsement OF over Oxk
HUNDRED AND Fifty Of tho Ieacipg Organis,s
and Musicians oi the country.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. IC-Cabinct Organ.

THIS instrument is intended more par icularly
Tor CHURCH nquir' menis, aud is very valuable
ier organ p'ac ilce- ], coniars twelve stops,
drawing Fix complete sets Of reeds. witt, The ne
cessary coapiers; two manuals, and m indepen-
den; pedale OF twenty-five keys, and i, blown
by q second pcrsOn
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
MASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORoAN il designed both for the
church and home tor the sacred and secular
for organ prac &c. and the recreation Of exiem-
pore playing combining ali tn best qualities Of
The meloteon. and none o its objection able ones,
with many entirely new Improvements and 10
tentions, prominent among which is tho
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
BOARD 81 PER DAY.
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. ! IS.
County OF JEFFRRsoS.
Mary Y. s. Lime. Paint Il,

Mary v. - IssN-. ie"t III e..
( Hugh Cameron. Thomas Amor and r u. Rib-
be pefendan 5.
BY virtue Of an order o. sale 10 me d rec;ed
and delivered. issued cut cf tho First District
Cour, Of the State cf Kansas, sii1sg in and ios
JefIarson County in said Ststc. vii. On
Tuesday, February Cd, 4, D. ise4,
between the hours At IL o. lock, NJ. and one
..',lock, ? H.. OF said d.y,at the Court House
Door ia the village Of Oskatocsl. in The County
and State Aforesaid. cftr At pubic sale. to the
bighe bidder, tor c-sh in hand. all The right. n
tie and interest Of the above name' deseadanes
in and to the following d. Erbed property 10 WIT
The southwest qaarterof lection thirty two
81 IN township nine 10 OF range twenty ~.
Ea.s Delaware Trust Lands, in sal county 81
Jefer-en and State Of Ksssas-
Said love describes. psupsstv has hesn da!y
appraised ., Twelve HUNDRED dsl:arste g. eo1 8
Sail property levied on ard so be sold ~ %
operty Of the alb we nsmei deendsD'A
ldl7i 5w N w. TAYLOF. OSG
Sheriff. Office. Okkaicos, Ds~. -, Ieo1
" lien Shanno,, Atty 10: R'd
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. ll-Cabinet Organ.

With eight stops, four complete sets OF reeds.
snd two manu- Iii is blown b, the performer,
and contaias tie automatic swell. Intended TOR
the par!or an draw ing room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
HOSTETTER'S
A pure and powerful Tonic, corrective and alt
eraiive 81 wonderful efficacy in DISEASES OF the
stomach, Liver and Bowels.

CO. n.sn.,.;, liver Co,nolnju,. Headache
60. 81 ,,.hI;,, N,r,ou.n.ss Depression of
!, -. ,n,s,; mon C.hc In,er,ni,icnt t.yers
S...'-. .nJ -,..,rs /. nd nj Comnl niu,s of citb.,
y ~, s,p,, P,sIiIv VII M ess :, he,h her in.
49,. r., a, ,,odu ed bv .p. Ella, cans.
"s -. ~, l. ma, rhal.on,. GENIAL ami res.
-. =, - n,,nre ea,rrs into he conn 81 ion
"'aI ls1r%-r,S TON .cu B,Trrrs. TIL, non
:, .,,..a ..,,, ms .,o miner ii of any kind
u'aI ,..a,s,i .,s,,,.n,. mn f;rry cx-iian,.
~, !, ia comb,nati,,n of the extracts If rarr
. pn, ~ :. tsr;.s md ni,n,. With the puresr and
-, -, nj, d;fI;,,ire ,rinul.nis.
=, :. uc;l IN he ,ore.rmed against disease, aud
a. ,i,.. ,nman system can be protected by
10 aa' % ,",ins, m.lad,es ensen. cred by
hu""h M .,anos.'i.re imnu,e x,,ct and
o., n"~ i'.''I 49, Tcsr,rrrn sB,rrrHs NAV
.'ne' 81 ;, n '".' " .,..',,.a,d
oe re'.o on ~ ;.cS,.d win Ever and Arue i,
IN oi-"sc,s ;''.',,,ila n. , nv, venrive AMI ,r.
mas nes,' 'ou,, and ,Lars, do yy,,o resort
ress'a'ie "s ~ nm n,,.ct. .scspc m.
10 o. ,ds !, lo ucoI r., 10 ay,, them
selves us p'o'Ie ~, u.s. ,C tI,;s u,ryelo,,s
cufsu ny Wy - 80. ma ;.n,s after n ms
mediche :'..a. n,eo,,, m vain NATL fat
pie1 W." tu,' :,,. ,ha, a. 'on,ous ,IL,i,iI. mr..
~ 81 'a,a'e' ~'' ', .. t..,,h v,;,t,in 1ew
u" u"ne,l". ~ Ho.TrTT,Ra BrrrtRs.
d"y, " me u,e ~ :. r,a,.I.y ;uyior,Ied and
'hc WEI" ,,s,.',si nv ,I,is ,greeable Tonic, and
h nee i WORK. wonIslr ~ e isn,c o A.,
al q n rs con'',m na;r,s. or,ien. a. Wei a.
ing ss gentle a. q ps.i;...s IN. Cow
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16

1By refersncs 10 the letter Of our
s,'''esPondsnt il will be seen that our
W 70 the ll,h marched that cod
,a''sdAy II miles: and 40 . cor sequenc
y HEN we're more or less frosted
''ozea. That day was to bad 10
s Tor either man or beasi.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
THE LEAvENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

THE LrAvENwORrH EVENING BULLETIN
l has now been Established one year, and Is wen
known throughout Kansas Its success mus var ma
been greater than nny journal ever established IN
the West. The propretor are experienced new
par,er men, and thoroughly know the tastes and inc
wants Of the people Of this Stale
There are three editions Of the paper. viz.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16

Tic snow on ,h. H.nnib.l. d
80, 'eph nilroad was reported 10 be
sesp for miles. and solid as ice
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. l9-Cabinet Organ

Same rs No. 20, in a neat and substantial case
Of solid Black W.lnci or Oak. AcspiisI iss'ru-
n.eni for Sunday School. II limited means, and
next best 10 the No. 81 for private use.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
N,.I7-Cabinet Organ.

Same as No. IS. in Walnut or OAK case. 40
available instrument for hone use, though moi
So c,.mprt hensive a. an instrument with Two Or
more sets Of reeds.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16

nOCTOR r tND'S SPECIFIC cares Saro-
IL st.rrAss, Smissl wsska>sa h.sSssep.
Les IF Poser, de-. s-esdily esd .fsxssslly -
Is . feels are truly Rag ell. A uisi ~ tic Spe.
cIFIc'~in eouvincs The sts ic,l 81 ITS mr.
its. Prise, - b01- Sent pei paid 20 any 81
arvss By 3. g. UrHAN. le3 Chestnut Sur~e.
l1s!aAsIphia. Pa. Sisslan esas ito
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. 2l--Cabinet Organ

SaiIs music as in Nos. % and 23-in plain sub
staniisi Black Walnut or Oak case. This styie
is extsemly popular perhaps the nos, 50 e any
that we make-iis moderate price placiag il
within reach OF oil, and serves we'll TOR either The
parlor, vestry. school, Or lodge room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No IS--Cabinet Organ.

Five ectaves, with one Get Of reeds, automatic
swell aud double bellows. In elegant ROssEood
case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. 23--Cabinct Organ.

With Two sets Of reeds OF FIVE ociaves compass,
containing the Automatic Swell. knee stops and
double be.io~s-in solid Black Walnut Case
panel!ed and o:namentri with rich c.rv!rgs-an
elegsn, instrument Tor the drawing room and
parlor,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16

II Rev. D. Dickinson is holding a
series Of meetings a, what is known as
iLe Tibbott preaching place. on the Re
serve.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. I!-Cabinct Organ

ConisiHs SIX stops three complete sets Of reeds
and one manual-a very excellent instf umeni
for chu'ciie- Ut moderate mean, rs il combines
much 81 the power and eapability OF the large,
instruments a much less cot.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. 3--Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. p in case only. This instru
ment is rncas-d in elegant rosewood, highly pol.
,sl.d-dcssned also for the parlor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
Kansas News.

The Legislature is hammering away.
II. d. Bailey, Esq editor Il Leaven-
worth Times has retu, ned from his cas-
,ern "Trip. He had n days expert
ence on the H. d ST.. J. rilioad-block-
aled.
DR.. j. Dening. Surgeon of the 18th
reg,. who died recently a, Fort Lsav-
worth was buried al Topeka on Tues
day. with imposing ceremonies. We
saw a sta'emen, somewhere that he
was believed to have been poisoned.
By the official count there we're IT,.
8I5 voves oasl for Chief Justice at the
November election in this State, q
which K. Crosier. esq. received le. 83i
Ia scattering. That's about unani-
nous. Where would Dslahay stand in
vote?
Tie theairicals in LeavenNprth are
having . big muss We shall hardly
be surprised 10 hear Of q wool picking
among them yet!
The lime for The payment Of the 81
OF bounty 10 veterans re enlisting has
been extended
Tie ALL s~i'y,s Fair in Leaven-
worth vi, lded over 81. 800.
The Bulletin says it hears report
tha. the fruit trees have been injured
BIZ the cold weather. Hope not.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. 2O-Cabine, Organ

Fonr Ociaves, two seis Of reeds, automatic
swell double bellows and knee stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
No. l6-Cabinet Organ,

Four ociavss, with one set Of reeds, automatic
~. II and double bellows. In elegant Rosewo God
ease.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
The EVENING BULLETIN

Printed ever, afternoon ut O'Clock, contains the
ixIcsl telegraphic dispatches. and local news ~"
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16
FEmALEs-rEu| E~-rEm.rex

In mdny Ameefions peculiar 10 Females the
EXTRACT BuCHU is uneQualed by any other rem
edy, as in Cblofosis or Retention, lrIegu.arit,,
Paintuiness. or Suppression OF Customary Evac-
nations, Uicera'ed or Scirrhous state of the Ule-
rus, Leuchorrea or Whites, Stsrii,v, and for all
complaints in ieut TO he sex, whether arising
from indi-cretion, Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE Of LIFE.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16

Improved KOst W ash.
Soil BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvLRYwHERE
Ask Tor HELsBOLp s-TAKE n. oIHEk.
Cut out The advertisement and send Tor II,
AND AVOID INPos TON AND EXPOSURE
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

r. H. LUDLOW a CO. will sei at auction on TUES
pay Nay ~ 1904 at ~ o'clock at The Exchange sassrcom,
No. Ill Broslway, Trinity Building New York.
MISUNDERSTANDING Conntry Seat belonging 10 the
heirs the a. A. Lud ow ESQ.,. situated IN the town
AMI county Weschesier containing beau
tfuiiy located Long Island sound, with LARGE lawn
slopng gradually 10 and wooded with clumps OF
dne old forest tces.
The house Is OF srpne with late roof 65 bv 80 feet;
aud basement containing "a rooms, but In the most
subssutial manner.
For gcntlcman's country residences ~ cannot be
pass-d bcirg situated in OF tho heaihest and most
fashionable neghborhoods aud within urs drive Of
New YORK city, and within az miles OF steamboats, and
carr, which hourly
Maps and further be obtained at the
seiDneer'n No trcct
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.
SUPERB AND EXTRAORDINARY ArrRA c1!ons
1uss,nm srar DArLr vrsIfSSs 40. - .urO-s.
iMMlNsE Success. iMMENsa sUcSzz1
sUPERB sERlo-coMIC DRAMA
BsEFHHSSS BsEFHESSS TIk ThE NSSsTkHssssk NSSsESssk:
Produced with and beautiful scenery costumes nuss
| THIS WEEK PosIr, ELY THE LAST.
Prisr, Mrs. Fran e, Miss Afford. AID the
ESrHUsrAs7rc REcHPffsGs cisi.f fssGpss'rAny'
BEAUTIFUL. AccoMPLfshEp AND. GEAcEvUE
YOUNG DANshuSE,
si: S;: EEH%ssENssffEEiis EEH%ssENsfEiiss
who 'pp'.'' s hi MER IocsT s1'Bs S.sos
IN IN hEk HEk GHoicksr cHoicksT BAsoss BAsoss
ILLUMINATE ID FOUNTAIN OF REAL wATBR. and -
aas EsSSd sSSfG ss a.
IS a" eAsT 81 nrs
HSsS swan 'se NOVA soorf% GfAsTGss s s.s2 :ss ss
TIE LitiPGrrAS Lii nPt KISo, AND GENERAL oRAs7 H..
H ana mon'ssS"sEvEh SnS:SS BhSoRs nxiiiBi}sR
o'' additions BnA6TfTi 11lf tpg aSGARia a'' % ne
fAfeno's's'Y Y flspnaSSs PToeFssos 'nnfvisSsasfox nf
A,slIA AA,.sAlfANS55ssE sasKiS ssilk Ro9 P0S,
Three rabsaaS Of MoviSCi WAX FtauREs.
Bridsl Grogpai aEN row THUMB AND wipE. cor,
The asS Wedding FkScE Al as6 PRINCESS %
Two LhVISa n1H faArRrE DOGS. from Colorado rsrvs
ihREE sfEgSp TSES SJSDs s.sA ~s'sA'"s
RoBEs44 4qssEbf ssSgha S wi$gffraa
Aud iuuun,erabe other curiostes
ADMISSION to the whole. % cents chideeu under es. -
The New York herald., 1864-05-15
SALES Ar aUCTIOfe.
A Ivan o BAKER \ co. AUCTfoNEERs
n 49,, ALBERT HAYWOOD. AUcflokEFR.
nioh As;so.hlGEAI or HOUSEHOLD fUHEITl

A Ivan o BAKER \ co. AUCTroNFER9
Vn..~.f ALBERT HAYWOOD -AUcrIONEFR .-s-
"ion AssunrinS ut.in,S M q. npUskHoLD FUkHITURE.
sfs.i ses hAiss I'D INSTLx WORKS or ART. 30. dc.
AZ the ecGsn mansion a West Syteenth street. between
fifth and sixth avenues sta st@
~ =. bale commencing at III o'clock peclsey.
The Aucio0eer uid particular OF his
friends aud ,c public this sale. Or toeue comprising
superb assortment OF Furniture Pisnofore Paint'n s
French Mirrors &c Catalogues at the house Sale
Diawns Rooms-superb sns OF Furniture, covered with
procatel the richest descrpon elegant Window
Curtains to match the sat: Eiageres pate glass DOORS
EncognnTes Secretary and Booi Centre Fables sata
top: ornnlr Chandeliers Cabinets to
match. Ormou and Dresden China Ornaments, marble
satusr Bronze FiSures OH Paintings by eminent artists
Frrnfh line lsngravugs. 'rsffft Z. EIfN =
MAO NIFIGENr Z OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE.
fully guaranteed by the makers; Stool bro, Cover
t6and, Books &c Hatstap q. Chnrs match; oak Buffet
Extension Table Chairs Sofas Cut snd Engraved Glass
ware. China Dinner Sch i'm oried from present
owner; Silver Dinner and Tea Service Casters Spoons
Forks Urn Cake Baskets Oyster DISH Turreen Table
lery Linen ewooi and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bed
nteads Armore gaco suite; Hair and Spring Mattress
Ga PAIRS Linen Sheets "a pairs Pillow Csses. ~ pairs
Erenc iankes Towels counerpanes Aarseilles Quilts,
Erenth Toilet Sets. mahogany SDfas Bedseads Chairs.
ockers also Furniture arvants Apartments FAR
ties vishingto attend this salake Fifth or SiSth avenue
cars tsgcs from the Nicholas Metropolitan
hoo leaving Sixteenth street lew doors from house
BEvery article must be removed imuedatsiy after the
I r. Z r. r afg A "a
The New York herald., 1864-05-15
1AoRRrs wiLKINs AucrIoNyEn


.ll Nausble Lots on Ninth Thirtysxth Sixty.
MIN neiy ninth 1leth and lI9;h streets nj auction.
E rs y hvpLow AZ co WI ell at auction on Tuesday,
~ ioes A. ~ clock at the Exchange salcsroom Ill
Itir,y nth sircetQne Tot south side s2feet 81. inche,
Northeast OF Ninth avenue ana siv,v sfh
Two valuable Lots; corner 10. $50 BY loo feat nsde io
rs by LOO pcct s'' No W.
Nnct ninth steet-Ei ht valuable Lots. south .,s "a,
feet of Tenth avenue. Fl EaI-I 'oe' 80
One Hundred and Eighteenth seet-Tcn Lots north .S.
400 feet west " sixth avenuc each lot 25 n III ehes
One Hundred aud Nineteenth sircrt-Ton south ds
TO- ieet OF Sxth being directly the rear
above, each 70 by 100 feet II inches as ~ : -
Maps aud urher particulars pc obtained a the Ana
.tioneet's olcc, No Pine street =.
DAwNBRokERs SALE on THURSDAY, NAY o.
Il 81 New Bowery, JAMES AGAR VIII sell at III
o'cock large assortment Mems and Women Clothing
sheets Quts Table Cloths Towels Spreads Tcss Boots
Shoes OF other roods toe to
eion well worthy the attention Of buyers generally ~
= order OF ". CASEY, l2i West Broadway.
DAwNBRoKERB sALE,-ON FRIDAY. MAY 20 AT
- 81 New Bcwery, ~ 10 O'Clock. yAMEs AGAR sue
Apparel consisting OF Stk. Calco. Dciaiue And other
Drcsses Undcroothcs Sheets shirts boots, Shoes asrs
and vArisy Of other goods too mention ~
wase u B. c0HkN. ais rscars Co. iss 0raad street,
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

WI ArcHEs AND JEwELRY
w QE ALL pEscRirTToSs
ogo o AbLEH, as pr,.dwsy
sas door pslas casA srsss ssrssaris u Wal s.rasl
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

CrEAM ENGINE FOR sALE-A NEW fiiGHfy FIN.
- shed Steam FeRino w be sold ies thAn hAf cos mp
ply at lit Liberty street #
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

D'AAVSSL4Sso SLS GOLD AND sLyse
DIAMONDS, > = = ~ -.
- Old GOLD And SILVER
Perso,swho wss 70 ser Damon oa octi any
k,nd ci Oh f.saioaea Jewesy So - Louis AsRi GU ~
any other PEI sson ksao.hcd n New vorx shs al.
VI the lase'Siartln Wan Bufen Ma.e m
nss-1n Broa1yay under tue New YORK Hoga
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

TT BLEEcKER STREET Yov CAN OBTAIN =,
per cent more fos Diamonds wsclses Jewelry Siyc
Plate Guns pistsls. Dry Gcoc@ Sc n. B.-Aas Paxu.
brokers Tickets bougst for the Move A-..aies
The New York herald., 1864-05-15
nAORRfs WILKINS AUCrroNEER-A VALUABLE
M Country Seat In west-hester at auction.

stre-l New York.
The New York herald., 1864-05-15


I1AWNBROKRRs sALE-ON MON.'Af. MAI ~ Al
o. new Bcmery. JAMkS AGAR auessonsss. WIN Sc"
a. 0's oelock, 5 lots OF MEMS aud omen y caring Ap
prci istlng OF silk deisne calico aud 0Ses
CndereoIhe GRAPE aud stca shawls sheet taoeeosaS.
Coats. Pants, Vests. rood assortment or
goods worthy The attention OF deslers and others H ou
OF A. J jackson. Walker 10
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE FOR SALE, A HoRl.
~ yonta steam kngue OF rs horse power The engine
well finished aud 10 compee order can be seen flnnne
AMI further partcnlsrs obtained 90 application to =
KELLY New Brunswick. N. ]. asa
CAFE FOR saLH-LsRGy SIZE PArRTe8s DEPt
~ ancs.- fulure OF BINGHAM ANTHONY, Isl Nsss
street or Z Is oSlRANDER. u Peat ssseet
rI,o GOLD BgArsRs-PoR sALS, THR BusNEss
Of the lste 8csree sueieor No. l0Vsker street New
York citv with all tbs Moad+ Tool, snt Fixtnes appe
sAinos 70 tue tsde The eu.res has been eslao shsi
eighty packs par wcek. For gSaceiArs apps 70 JANUS
uADDOh lA6 pronna -. ",
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

From the N. Y, World.
The fret great mistake of the adminis.ra :
ton was dividing the Army of the Potomac
into FIVE ind ependent divisions, ordered ia
report 10 the Secretary oil War. The second
in removing from McClellan's command
Blenker's division of 10000 men. The
third, in issuing the order countermanding
the previous one for the 10000 surplus mon
at Fortress Monroe. The fourth, in with.
holding McDJwell'sldivision OF $4,000 men
thus taking from Mcclellan 5000 men
who had been promised him, and reducing
his effective force TO 5000.
The estimate Of the rebel force in Virginia,
from the best sources Of information, amount
ed to 10000.
With McDowel's force cooperating, as he
repeatedly urged and b sought the President
to allow him to do, Richmond would have
been taken and the rebel forces driven from
Virginia.
II this had been done, it follows that we
should have avoided Pope's disastrous rout,
the loss Of Martinsburg, Hlrper's Ferry, the
the raibs into Maryland and Virginia, the
battles of South Mountain, Anteitam, Fred
ericksburg, Charlottesville, Gettysburg ect.
besides our enormous losses in the various
sanguinary and brilliant fights from the Rap.
idan to Petersburg, involving in oil 100000
men killed and wounded, besides countless
millions oil money. With such results flow.
ing from a series OF biunders, protested
against by the slgasious Mcclellan, is it not
time in the language oil the President to
''swap horses
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30
Farm at Private Sale.

&C., The undersigned Wishing to 81
NSIa decline farming, onsrsht trvute sale Tie ess
Ei.is farm on which he resides, siru tied SifA
-EtanEin Chrlstiana Hundred STATE of Deis- -
Ie VA the kenpett Turnpike and Kennel Square road
mites froln Wilmington, mile from csntrsvlls, IL
miles lion FRir7ie Ststion, tho Ba tnurc usntrA
Rhiltoal containing rs Acres, with iar portiOn Of
Wooildn1 The lsnd l. Of quality, we'll lenrea with
new post and rail and board frcs we'll walcrei apd d.
Fided thtl Convenient The improvements
consist Of fuhstantial Stone Mansion. recently Gu
with parlor aud dining tho frat Hour, xith
Kitchen attached, three octns the ltuuna aor aud
finished ATTIC and gond Cellar pump Uf ezcernt water
1t the door, ghod stone and trams barn, we'll finished
tive sood Cofneios Blacksmith shop three tenap houses
sprlnS house over never failing spring. and al Other
necessary out huliings. Al-n every variety Of Tnt--
Two young Apple Orchards In II bsarl u The other
recently planted, together with variety Of Peach Fear
Cherry aud Quinoe trees. This property u we'll wnthy
the Attcutun Of those wahBg puTcha Il being siia
ted 10 good nsighborh)od cDnvenisn to as schools
and plseee Of public worship IL could be conveniently
divided about t5 in part and 20 10 the other
with butldlnge on both This property cannot be
passed for location BY any In the neghborhood II
mEnds due view Of the Delaware River AMI slrrcura
Ing e9untry, for miles sround large portion of the
purchase money may remain in tht property If desired
jan 5-tf ELLIS N. sICHDLl
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

$50 called as iOeu as among those whose lope fo'
the Union is operTidden by their sympathy Jor the
rebellion, a preference for divided Union rather
than a further prosecution of the icdr. The lat
ter are for peace upon such basis because
it is what the rebels desire; and the former
hint it on the ground that it would be better to
have Northern republic without slavery than
reconstructed Union with 1t. There are, l
fear, more who think this thought than utter 1t,
because there are probably more men than We
think who have no heart-love Of country, and
who would DO content with any national boun.
daries which would secure them individual
peace and plenty"
1t is time for all good men to pause aud sol
emily ask themselves If the destinies Of our
country ought TO be again intrusted to the keep
ing of men who are disunionists at heart, and
have already offered to betray the Union.
Whoever loves his country more than party
will vote to expel disunion from the government,
and put the helm into the hands of one who
will guide the Ship of State into the port of
UNION AND PEACE.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

h.rrrcT CO =nE DecLINr IS GoLn.--phc
New York correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Ledger writes on Monday evening.
This has been day of feverish excitement
in financial and commercial circles, resulting
in Wholesale decline in the prices not orlv
of gold, but oil produce and general merchan.
disc. Thu reported capture OF Mobile, and
the belief that peace propositions IRON Geor,
gia have been transmitted hy General Sher-
mau to President Lincoln are the matches
which produced the explosion. Gold, stccks,
foreign exchange -four, pork, and almost ev,
cry article figuring in speculative operations
were slaughtered without mercy in The early
part Of the day the rapid and heavy decline
making beggeTs Of some parties who were
rich when they came down town in the morn
ing. Fur speculative gentry however there
is no sympathy, expressed outside their own
immediate circle. If they bought their mer-
ohandSe when gold was (not ling ago) at
2S7, and are now compelled to sell when the
standard Of value" is down to ls7, they will
doubtless be ruined; but whaT is lost by them
ia gained by the millions who have for long
time been the victims of a system oil initiation
wholly unwarranted by the military and &
nancial situation. Hence il Wall street IL
to-day, like Niobe, all tears, the rest Of the
community is very happy.