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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-31
Splendid List Of Aftielss!! All to be
Sold for One Dollar Each!

Tho Value. below nrc for Each Article
$50 Gents Gold Hunting-case Watches 50 10 $50
$50 Ladies' Gold and cnameled do 35 TO 10
500 Gents Hunting-case Silver do IS to 20
go Diamond Rings 80 10 i0g
400 Gold Vest and Neck Chains, is 10 80
$500 Oval Band Bracelets lto
5000 Chased Gold Bracelets 5io 10
5000 Chatelaine Chains and Guard Chains 8 TO 60
7cCU Solitaire and Gold Breaches Ito 10
5000 Lava and Florentine Breaches tG6
5000 Coral, Opal and Emerald Breaches ltoe
5000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava & ElOrcnt Ear Dfops 10 2
1900 Coral. Opal and Emerald 4 to 9
1000 California Diamond Breast Pine 80 ~ 10
5000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Keys $50 to s
lOOo Fob aud Breast Ribbon Slides 3fo 10
5000 Sets Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, Studs etc. 10
500 Gold Thinblee, Pencils, etc. eHr 4t0
10000 Iineaturs Lockets $50 To {
600 do do Magic Spring $40 Is
3Oo0 Gold Tooth Picks, Crosses etc. 2io
500 Plain Gold Rings 4to II
500 Chased - - ltO II
10000 Stone Sets snd Sgnct Rugs 7,5e 10 ~
l0c00 California Diamond Riga 2 to ~
1890 Sets Ladies' Jewelry. JET and Gold to Us
6ooo - - 80 Cameo, Pearl etc. to Is
10000 g :. and goid-mounted holders 3to
$3.50 Sc - and gold d-extcnsion do to 10
50 silver Goblets and Drinking Cups 5to 50
SOoO Casfors Is 10 50
2cGO I" Fruit and Cake Baskets 20to SO
500 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons, per dozen 10 IN 81
5000 do do Table do and Forks e 90 to ~
In consequence Of the great stagnaiion OF trade
in the manufacturing districts Of England, ,hro'
the war having cut otf tho supply of cotton. a
large qnsn,ity OF Valuable Jcweiry, originally
intended for the English market, has been sent
off Tor sale in this country, and MUST EE SOLD I
ANY sAcRIfIcE.!
Under these circumstances. ARR ANDALE
g. CO.. acting as Agens for 'he principal Euro
pean Manufacturers, have resolved upon GREAT
GIFT pIsrRiBu rIoN, sabject to the following reg
u!atiou>:
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
its value, ARE placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
and we'll mixed. One oi .hess euveoY..s will be
81 M by mail 20 any adife receipt OF 70 cents
ALL ARTICLES SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITH :.
OUT REGARD TO vALuE..
On rcceip, of the Certificate, you viii see what
you are goi.g TO have, aud then it is at your OPP
ton TO send the Dollar aud iake the articles or
not, Purchasers may thus obtnin Gold Watch,
Diamond Ring. or anv Set Of Jewclry on our list,
for ONE poLLaR, and in no case can they get less
than one dollars worth, ~ there are no blanks.
The urice of Certificates is Us follows:
Oae foe 49,. % cents
Eleven for... ............
Sixtv-iive for.... 10
One hundred for. 80. 5000. Is
Agents will be allows ten csnis on every Ger
tficatc ordered bv tem provided their remittance
amounts to One Dollar. Agents will collect .
cents for every Certificate and remit Is cents 10
US, (, iiher in casi, or Postage Stamps
ARRANDALE 4 co,
225-3m l67 BrOadway, New York.
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1864. For the Winter! 1865.
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.


TWO DAILY PASSENG Err TRAINS Ieav.
i Quincy, in connection with Hannibal e. ST
Joseph Railroad, making SrRE AND DiREcr Coz
NKCrJoXs to Eastern Cities. 80
Passengers leaving st. Joseph at 3;45, A. NJ.
will leave Quincy same afternoon Ut 4:5J.
The Day Express leaves Quincy at 4:45, A. NJ
The Inducements offered travellers by ,hs Line
are The Shortest Route. the Quickes,
Time. the Smoolhest Track aud Sure
Conneciions-all made in Union Depo.s
a Superior advantage over all other routes.
New Sleeping Cars on Night Trains,
afiording passengerss Coon Ni0Hrs REST while
rapidly pursuing ,h ir journey.
W Advertised falsehoOds shall be RErUrED
The Relic able Road, the &. Is. 4 O., advertise
that they ara the On.y Eastern Connec.iOn Of the
Hannibal e. ST. J0. X. r., that they make quick.
CT time 10 Eastern Cities, surer connections, and
that their Depot in Quincy il located ut the Ter.
~ Landing, all ef WhieA iAey kn0O to b Jaise.
and is intended 10 deceive Travellers. LITTLE
FACTS ARE, the DepJts Of both roads in Quin.
cy are less than 200 ards apart.
0rOmnibus Tickets Furnished Free Of c. srge
to pass ,nsers buying ticke BY our line. il t,e,
wish to ride from the Ferry to the Depot in Qain.
cy-Disiance 4 books.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Passengers by this route will reach iinciuna,i
Hours Quicker than via ST. LOUIS and
Chicago, and Indianapolis 10 HouRs SoOxga!
Baggage checked through from 81. 10
UBy this Short and ONLY DIRECT Route.
Pass myers avoid all Delays, ard tho Expensive
Hotel Bills and Omnibus Fare they sre sure 10
meet with at st. Louis and Chicago
Tickets fpr sale nj oil Principal Offices Of the
H / St. ]. Road, and Ut our Office in Quincy.
Travellers are Respectfully CAUTIONED against
taiee le?fesents lions Of Runners OF other roads.
h. G GOODELl. n. G. BRADLEY.
General Agent, Passenger Agent,
Quincy III. Lcavcnwor,b, Kan.
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The Latest,

Gen. Thomas still pursuing Hood,
Rebels admit that our raiding forces
Lave done immense damage.
Hardee blew up the rebel iron-clads
at Savannah before leaving.
The rebels fear Gordonsville Is cap
tured by our forces.
News all favorable.
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Particular attention paid 10
Collections of All Kinds, Pay
mcnt OF Taxes for Non-ltesi-
dents, and the Sale of Real Es-
tate. rs a
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900 ACRES OF
LANDF0RSALE

YNIIL UNDERSIGNED, residing in the town
i of OsKALoosA, Jefferson County. Kans as,
offers for sale the following described Lands, sit.
uated ia Jefferson Covn,y, Kansas, to wit:
l6O Acres Good Prairie, in
.Oskaloosa township. miles east Of the town o.
Oskaloosa, 10 miles west of Lcavenworlh City,
and 4 OF mile north OF the Leavenworth and
Osheloosa road, in well improved neighbor-
hood. good Schools, good Society, and plenty oi
Timber which can b., had at Re -asopabIe rates.
lOWAcres do. in same town.
ship. with some little TIMBER on Walnu, creek,
miles north east ot Oskaloosa and II do west
OF Leasenwcr,h City. The country around well
improved.
l6O Acres in Jefferson town.
ship. lying Immediately on the Oskaloosa and
ST. 10. road. IL miles north of the former place
10 miles from Atchison city, % do nor,h-wes Of
i'eavenworth City, in a well improved neighbor.
hood, good society and good schools. FH,
I@ Acres in Rock Creek
township, partly improved. good log house GOOD
we'll, 20 acres broken. but never cultivated, no
iencirg; situated on the road from Osawkee To
Topeka, 81 miles distant from the former place.
aud Is do rom the latter, & do north Of the main
trank oi The great Pacific Railroad. This piece
oi land sin well timbercd part of the country,
lays but short distance from two large creeks.
!Grasshcppcr and Rock Greeks, and in one Of the
best ranges for stock in the County.
3O Acres Just one-half mile
south OF above Inst described tract, in same town.
ship, lies on both sides Of Rock Creek; 90 acres
OF good timber, and $50 do OF first. ciass Bottom
land, las good n- any river bottom in the STATED
u q to be remembered that this land is only 5I<
miles north OF the Pacific Railroad, 40 miles oi
which Is completed and in running order within
IL miles Of said land, and the road will no doub,
be finished to tho Capitol Of the State by the l.t
Oi July next.
The titles to all these lands nre perfect, and to
those wishing TO buy u complete chain OF title
from the Government will BE- shown ON the Rec
ords They will be sold Cheap. - :.
TERMS One-rhird cash.
the remainder in payments from one to five wears
WALTER N. ALLEN.
Szotf Real Estate Agent,
Oska'oosa, Jefferson County. Kansas.
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LAW CARD.
DAVID 7. GRIFFITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
lDDSA,
jefferson County, Kansas.

Will practice in the Courts f J, fFerson and ad
joining Counties, and In the Supreme COurt o
the State.
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-REFERENCES -
Rev l.. d. PRICE. Oskaloosa, Kansas,
REV. ID. p. MITCHELL, Le,venworth Cry,
Hon. II 7. BENNETT, NJ. c. froil Colorado,
S. I. NUCKALLs, GEO. F. GRIFFITH, N. Y City,
And ali others who know me. 223-if
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RIVER PRICES.

2 The motto of "Live and Let Live" vii! govern,
US i, uus dcali.gs. -
Call and see us before purchasing
elsewhere. At the old Drug Store
stand, North East Cornersof jefferson.
and Delaware Streets.
l86-tf COY 4 CONWELL.
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WinesGLiquorss
FOR MEDICINAL PURPVRS.
OUR GROCERIES

CONSIST in PaTi Of Sugar, CoHee Co1iee Essence,
and Chewing Tobacco, Saleratus, Rabbits Soda,
Pepper, Spice. Cling. r, Toilet Castile and Rosin
Soap, Powder, Lead, Shot. Gun Caps, Candles
Matches Shoe BIacsins Brushes, Stove Poi.h,
Salt, Cracaerr. Chemical B'Ueine Indigo. Con-
cenirated f.ye, Oysters. SardiDes. Pepper Sam~.,
Coal Oil. Ak Il Greese. / !our. GaTdcn and Flower
:, eds Cignrs Assorted and Fancy Cancies.
We VIII take IN exchange for goOds. BUTTER.
EGGS. FiDf.;. BACON, and will MOI refuse
.GREEN BACKS"
Desir .as If building up permanent trade i.
we shall sell rt
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Great Gift Distribution!
$50, 900. 81 o.
Watches. Chains. Diamond Rings. &c
- 4r.s-J WORTH OVER ti ri
ONE MILLION DOLLARSl
All 10 be sold for r
ONE DOLLAR HASH!

Without regard to Value!! Not to be
paid for until you know what you are
to receive
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Moslages Relcased.

We learn from the Wheeling Intelli-
gencor, that John M. Flahley, lessee
Trims and Alexander Handley, who
W ere arrested some time ago as hostages
for the rolurn of Sheriff Shaw of Put,
nam county, and baso since been con
fined in the Atheneum at Wheeling,
were released. The couditionsiare that
they giyo-t!,sir parole Ofhonor 10 go to
Rnhnondand eudeavor to procure the
release of Mr. Shaw. and falling in that
lheS are 10 return and report them
selpes We!rust they may be insifu,
mealalin elfeciing hisreIease,
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Indopendent Scents

We are inlebted1to Capt J NJ. Ball
of the Independent STATE Company of
Mason aud Putnam counties, for list of
seven new subscribers, accompanied by
the cash. We understand that this
company, SO lang and shamefully kept
gu. Of their money have at last been
pail. This company has been great
protection to the people of Putnam and
Mason. We would like to hear from
you again CaPiain Ball. y
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
B6TWe are under obligations to
Hon. X. v, W.haley and Hon. P, S.
Van Wrinkle, for valusbIe public docu.
ments.
The last Number.

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our commencement, will still lend US .
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standing the enormous price ofpaper, in
Offering it when directed 10 one Post
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Emancipation ProclamauOn---Fac.Si
mile.


mile.
Every citizen Of West Virginia, can
now procure the authenticated and splen-
didIy executed Fac, Simlo of this lMIeGo
rable Document, illustrated with Gue.
" engraved PortrSit Of the President Of
the United States. Each impression is
upon parchment, Tinted Plates, PAPER
25 By 80 inches in size, and fremed or
mounted forms very elegant decOrp-
ton forparlot couaing room, OF Office.
Independent Of sgrsat historic inter,
est the Fac.Silnia, as : work Of act, is
richly worth tho reqoired price Of two
dollars per copy, AID every purchaser
will be rendering substantial aid to our
sick. wounded and disabled soldiers,
and assisting to carry out the benevO,
lent Intention Of the President, in doua,
Ting the original manuscript.
The public are cautions against pur.
chasing spurious issues put in circula-
ton by spectators. The Genuine Fac
Smiles, published expressly for ,hoben
eft of sick, wOundedland disabled sol,
diers, are authenticated by the Presi
dents Letters REPRESENTATION, Seal and
Signatures ofThos. B. Bryan, Esq, aud
Henry W., Bellows, President of the
United States Sanitary Commission. =
Active agents are wanted IN every coun.
" and town Of the State, Disabled sol.
diers OF wives Of soldiers viii have pref.
erence. Address, Tnos B. Power,
General Agent, No 50 West Third St.,
Pos. Office Box 2oo6, Cincinnati Ohio
A copy ofthe Proclamation FacSim.
ilo WILDE sent to every Editor who
gives this article place in his paper
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The Trial OF John Hall
For The murder Of Hon. Lewis Watz,

FoF VNe mUVueT OF IIOu' LEWIS " eVz1I
commenced on Wednesday, March %,
and alter six days being occupied in
the examination aud two days in argu'
meut, the case was given to The Jury al
81 p. N. gu Friday, March llth, who
aItlr an absence ofabout Eve hours, re.
dunedin Court with verdict Of invol.
untary mansIuughter, and assessed tho
tine at four thousand dollars and costs
4 VET iict that SO far as we have been
N5lc to learn, is considered absolutely
appccoua,able.
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rfg We send ia this number bills 10
those indebted to US for subscription to
the Register. We trust those reseivin e
them, will send u, the amount prompt
II, We need the money and must have
IT, a.7 ~
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Z GGrA company Of rowing rebels
made dash into Bath, Morgan county
West,Va,. on the 10Th inst, and captu
red the Union League, which was in
session a. The time; also two members
Of the West Virginia Legislature.
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mo DISABLED SOLID ERs, SEAMAN &
i Marines aud widows or other heirs Of those
WHO have died Of been killed In the service
CHAs. TUCKER. Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land and i'casion Agent Washington,
DC.
Pensions procured for soldiers, seamen and
marines Of the present war. who arc disabled
nv reason Of wounds received, or disease nsn-
tfactcd while in service and Pension, Bounty
" Money and arrears Of pay obtainsa Fov wild!
ava or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed wilhelm service j -.
Bounty land procured for services in any Of
tho other wars. i' p5slg lef
CHAS.. TUCK Err. Washington. D. O..
Those entitled % Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bounty Money, can have thcir claims pre- jare0
and forwarded to Mr.. Tpckcr by ealing al tAe
Register Office
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No. los Main street Wheeling, Ave doors
above NJ. d NJ. Bank, same side.
Dec. IS, '62-yl. j. @. ORR & CO.
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WEST vIRGINfA.-At rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court of Wayne
county on the first Monday IN March, 1854
William o. Wright, plt'ff In trespass on the
W ah case and attachm I
Ma. Ferguson, HerstonS Damage $25,00O.
Spurlock, Burwell Spurlock, William As.
bury, Leander Gilkison, John Plymale,
Charles h. Morris, Benz. +. Dean. Reece
W. Elkins, William Epin, Peter Adkins,
Lewis Childers, Miles Elkins and James
Ferguson defendants. >Fr
THE object Of this action is to.rcoovcr dana
L ges fIr wrongs and injuries dure to tue
person and Liberties and property of.the plain
tiff William o. Wright, by The above named
defeEuents, and 1t appearing by affidavit filed
with the papers that the afiarit believes the said
plaintiff ought to recover in said action,
damages TO die amount Of SOS 900 at least, that
his claim is Just and that there is present cause
Of action therefor thatithe saldefendanls are
uon-residents Of this State. bat have estates
aud debts due them in said counly
II is, therefore, ordered tfstthe said defend
ents do appear here within one month after,due
publication ofthis order and dowhat IS neces-
sary to protect their interest in the premises.
Tester n
THOMAS D. MERRITT, CLERK.
Icete & McGinnis, p. q. biarch l0w4-50'
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LIVE OF GIN. p Y. BuTLER II. B.
Peterson and Brothers, Philadelphia,
Penn, Rave just putIisbed dc sS@ sod
public sorvoes Of General Butler the
hero Of Now Orleans, with particulars
Of his early lie, his career as a Lawyer,
and all his celebrated orders since no
has been an officer in tho u S, service
This edition is full and complete, and
is destined To have vcSy large sale. -
With his Portrait, complete none largo
volume, price 25 cents, Sent post paid
to any address on receipt Of % cents.--
Price TO canvassers 81 75a dozen, or
sla so a,hundrod snnton receipt ofthc
money Hi '
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NATIONAL HOUSE
{Fcrmcrly Frost fIou~,9 aa
3ra Street below tho Pu6lic Square
ts' s,sos GALLlPoLIs OHIO,
II, BRENEMkN, Proprietor,
gENIIls House has undergone a complete al.
4 terationlor comfort and convenience. II
h. nov by far thebcst Hotel in Gallipols. The
Proprietor has roiuruished it throughout. with
entirely ncw furniture. lie also intends run
ming aHack to The river for. passengers from
boats. The Stage 10 Portland Grail Road,l
leavcslhis IIonse rpgularcyOry night.
Gallipol6, Dccember3syL sias,.s
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WEST VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office o. the Circuit Court of Cabell
County forthe month Of March, 1864
Jacob Harsbarger, pltf| In oliancery and
VS.. attachment.
Warren p. .Rccce, dertN sgfo,.m
THE object Of this suit is 70 subject the CO
tate--real aud personal-ofi he. defendant w.
T. Reece, TO the payment Of the two following
described notes, executed by said defendant to
the complainant. Jacob Harshbarger ,to-wit:--
One for SG66 662S, dated lsttlay Of January,
l5JlI and duo two years after daie OfsSnSc, and
one for $685. 662s. dated Isl day Of January
1861, and due threeyeary Ater date Of same
SAID noes being for separate payments OH
land bought of the complainant by the said dc.
PENDANT. Aud appearing by gn aiidavitlled
with the papers that he above sums are due
the complainant, and thathe has present cause
of action therefor, that the said defendant is
not resident Of this State and has estates and
debts due him in said county.
/, is, therefore, ordered that the said defend.
ant do appear here within month afnr dueppb.
| Res.tss..sfshi oracSsp2.4lAwha. Is aeeessary
TO protect his interest in the premises,
Teste: 1 i
I94d THOMAS j, MERRITT, Clerk.
Lcete d McGlnnisPq 2 lmarch liwi-50
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B- We have had the pleasure of an
.tering the names Of ffty-fys new sub
scfbers forathe Register on our book du.
ring tbe,pastten days. Thirty.seyen Of
,yhich 60 to Goyandotte, West We,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
GPuuLlc No 1891
AN Lcr b prevsnt smuggllug, and far othnr

An All 70 ptofohN lof utler purpOegs
BE II enacted by the esnaa and House OF Ropresenta-
uVes Of the United States America In Congress Assem-
bed, That from and after the passage act goods
wares and merchandise, and all baggage aud effects Of
passengers, and all other articles imported into the United
States from any contiguous foreign country o0untes
except hereafter provided we'll the vessels cars
aud other vehicles and envelopss In which tie shall
~ imported, shall be unladen in the o. and be
Inspected by Inspector other officer OF the customs
AZ the first port entry customhouse In the United
HtAes whore the same shall arrive; and tl enable the
proper officer thoroughly TO discharge this duty he may
require the owners O his her their agent
OF other person having charge possession any trunk
Travelling bag or sack vase OF other envelope, ofauy
closed vessel car other vehicle, to open The same
TO deliver to hu the proper key; aud II such owner
agent or othor person shall refuse neglect comply
with his demand the said officer shall retain such truck
travelling bag or saek vAllse whatsoeve may he, and
open the same and thereafter may be praeti
cable examine the eonents and any article articles
tbs whole contents together with tho envelope, shall be
forfeited to the Und stas and dianosed OF as tho law
provides ID other similar And fany such dutiabe
goods article articles shall be fonnd Ia such vessel
car other tha ageatOr other person in
charge which shall have refused to open the
deliver the key Al herein ne sAme together with
United and shall be held by such officer TO bo dis
posed oas the law proVdesn other similar Of for
Sec 2 And bo tfurthsr euAcod That to avoid III, in
speetion At the Tst port arrival required by the rt
section Of ac the owner agent MASTER conductor
ofany such vessel car or other vehicle owner agent
other person having charge Of any such goei wsre
nsTehandse, baggage Effects other articles may Appy
to officer Of the United States duly authorised
In the premises to zeal close the under and
eording to the regulations hereinafter previous
to helrnportaton into the United sAesi which officer
1hal seal Or close the accordingly whereupon the
thsr Inspection Provided That nothing contained 10
this sstion construed 10 exempt such vessel car,
vehicle or its contents from such examination "a may
be necessary proper prevent frauds upon the
nue. and Violations Of this Ret And provided urther
That every such vessel, car or other vehicle shall