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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-12-09
The News.

On Sunday the 18th inst. there is to
be united effor. made in the 5000
Congregational churches Of the country
to raise 100000 for the purpose of ex-
tending .Congregalionalism' into the
West and South.
The National House Of Represen'a
tives was organized on Monday Dy Tue
election Of Schuyler Colfax as Speaker,
and the temporary reelection Of the
Clerk and other officers. Tie names
Of members elect from the South we're
no; called BY the Clerk. and they had
no voice in the organization. Even
the members from Tennessee we're not
called. whereupcn pro-slavery. know
nothing Jim Brooks. Of New York made
a raniiug speech. He was the Demo-
cratic candidate for Speaker. and recei.
ved 35 votes. His seat is to be contes-
ted. The Senate and House both went
TO work in good earnest. as though
business would be dispatched with
promptness.
There is fair prospect Of a little
var with the the Mormons. Brigham
Young and his elders have been spout
ing treason. and there is no, much like
lihood Of peace on right principles with
these deluded fanatics and po!ygamis,s
until Brigham himself is sent up the
spout.
|, is said that the issuing Of ralions
at the Son,h,'o either blacks o, whites.
is to be discontinued this month.
Our government has q squadron in
European walters principally in the
Mediterranean sea-,o look after our
interests.
The war between Brazil aud Para
quay is said to be nearly over.-lhs latter
being overcome by superior numbers.
Ii SO. this is Shareholders victory.
Il is said that Gen. Fisk has given
1000 passes TO Kentucky ues'oes TO
cross the Ohio river, and ,ha, ne is 10
be indicted for the same, and tried by
Kentucky laws Tor aiding slaves to e.-
cape. Gen. Palmer is already indicted
10 one case. and has given his bond 10
appear for trial. Poor '"ld Kentucky
In Mexico sffairs remain much a.
they have been for some time past.
A conAagraiion in Mobile rscea,ly
caused loss ot $4,000.
Cotton continues to be burned all ov.
er the country quite frequently. II
would be well for investigations to be
set on foot. to ascertain il there is no, a
secret society Of rebels banded together
for The purpose Of destroying cotton
Things look tba. WY; and such action
would be in exsct harmony with the
which has characterized treas
IN from the start.
Senator Summer introduced six bills
nto the Srnate on the Grst day Of the
'ession. Ill with reference 10 tie pres
mt exigenc'es Of The country. glowing
~, u the peculiar position Of aHairs.-I
)ne Of thea, provides very stringen.
nd esmprehsrpive catl, Tor rebels 10
AXE.
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A IL persons indebted iohe subscriber, either
n by note or book accent, are requesthe to
ca,l aud settle up by Chridnss. As l nee the
money and sapact induIgel longer crei'' One
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First frem.ul Gold Medal !
q the
Best Piano Fe,.e on Exhibition

"a the
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PUBLISHERS q SHEET Music.
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Bassini's 2I M,lodic Exercises,
In !orm OF Sofesos Il soprano aod Meszo So.
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proper art of singing, ! Carlo Bassini. author.
Bassini's art ot singing and Baritone. Ia Two
books, Price of each. & So
Piano Forte Calisthenics,
a collector Of Five Fbgcr, Chord, and Scale
passages, tor rPecd. .sveiopng the muscles u
the tiagers, and quiiiR that degree oi hexib,l.
iy. indepcna eice aud voub,iiIy, which are 50 IN
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E We direct attention 10 the adj
ver:isement..of Valuable lends for Sale
in another column. Here is fine op-
portunity for procuring homes.
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VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE!

WE OFFER FOR SA r the following de-
w ecribed LANDS, situ3ed in Jefisr on Co
Kansas For partieeisgs infi'r ct z. B. ALLEN
or w. d. KkILy. n, c. MoRxaEAD q Cos.
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JOHN W.DAY,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.

Will practice IN the District Court of Jefier.
son and adjoining Counties and in the Supreme
Co iri; PAY TAXES for NOM REsiDENfs; and take
knowle.geuents Of Deeds and other instru-
uients OF writing. 273.
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RIVER PRICES.

The metto Of Live and Let Live will govern
Us j" cur dcaliogs.
Call and see us before pssehasiag
elsewhere, At our new stand % Shv
south side Of the Public square. one
door west of q. B. Carsca 4 Bros SWgs-
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Wines &L;quors
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
OUR GROCERIES

Imperial and ios,e Hvs,o TEAS. smoking
and Chewing Tobacro Saieysss. RsbAiss Ssda,
Pepper Spice. Ging.F. ejses Cas,ie and nosin
Soap. Powder. Lead. Shot. Gun Caps. Candies,
Matches Shoe Rlseki3x Drsshes, Stow Pa1ish,
Salt. Crackers, Chemisal Biueae Indigo. Con-
censraied Iye. Oysters, Ssraiues PEPPER Saser.
C.sa! Oil. Ax-l Greesr. Iisss, Gsraen and FlsveT
SEEDS Cigars. AssOEs. d aud Fancy Candis
We will take in exchange kP s,ps's. BUTTER.
EGGS HIDE. BACON, sn6 viii not refuse
"GREEN RACKS
Desireus Of building ~ D<nsasess usae-
we shall sell at
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

In every department at Washington there is Il Wustt basktt cniletl the-.s wet lsay, iH which all letters that do not relate to the business Uf the department are deposited by the clerk who opens them. The sysleM was adopted under iiercp's administration. becanse official busi- utss had uu,sruwn the clerical force. hree fourills of ihe letters sent to Secretary Seward uever get beyond the wet bag.
 An Alabama paper asks "liave we 2 Bonr- bon among us? And kchmsnd daily re- pies. in ,neiancholy tone. ''not a drop. The Philadelphia Press says in reference to the oil fever:
 ..We are now in the sitting time.. In T hundred days we shall probably see one hall the petroleum con. .panies disappear. Proba, hly it will be a smash, and somebody will gel hurt" E The Delaware Legislature. on Wednesday, rrj-s ted the propus d amendment [" tn. coi'- siitulion by a decided vote. The Virginia
 tnrp. in session at Alrxansiria on the sa,ne day, ratified 1t by nearly unanimous vote. sssi4a .4A
 vice-President Johnson is seriously indis- posed. "a, t
 The Seal 0c the Confederate States ol America is described by the English npwsp,, pcrs. It is designed by Foley. the celebrated Irish sculptor, and contains in the center q representation Of CraWfori's statute of Wash ingt.n. This IS surrounded by a wreath cum- posed of the most valuable vegetable product. of the southern soil-tobacco, rice, India' corn cotton, wheat and sugar cane. The .in' bears the legend The Confederate Statee oi
 America, 22i of February, 1882" The sea of silver. and its diameter Is four inches. The Bostoaians have subscribed $26 GOO fo a statute of the late Edward Everett, and ar. still cOntr buting.
 A brave boy. born of economical parents having served ,,ut his time aud been honorat,l, slis harged. gathered up a' the bits of har' tack he could find about camp, brought then home. ant. sold ,hem for scrap iron.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

The Sraweed Tonic produces lassiHg results. thoroughly invig0rating the ttoln;ich and tii- gestise ', stem. aud enabling it to eliminate and make into healthy blood thu3 food w1iich may be used for that purpose. It is gso wUn- deriul in it's effects that Rihe-giass full will dgeet q hearty meal. and Il little of # taken before breakfast. will give tone to the stoln- acll, which lew medirines possess the power Of ds,ihg
 ]. The MANDcAKE. PILLS may be taken with entire ssicy by all ages ai.sI conditions. pr.- iucing ii the gOni reeti ts that can te obtain ed from cs.lomei, or any of tlie mel lcn,ial m,si- ,cines, and without any pf the.r hurtiul ar iil- JuIiIus results. They carry out nt the s!stein the fecnleht and worn-t,ut matters l0'sene.i .Iii dissolved by my Se.wee,i Tonic and Pull moDic Syrup. 1t will t'e seen that all three oi my medicines a.e needed in most cases to cure Consumptiun.
 AGENTS.
 BnsToS.-George c G.ndwin X Co.
 NEW YoKK --p-lnas Barnes < Co. BALTIMORE -S.S Haiice.
 fIIT.BUReH.- Dr. George H. Keyser.
 CISciENATI,-E. E. Surre & Co. and John h. Park. ,s 4s+s szHs, CHlcAG,--Lori & Smith, and H. Scovili. ST. Ls us. --t 'oliins Bu,'s.g SAN NFRaAcIsc".-H">tettsr. Smith & t'ean. Also. sold by all Druggists and Dealers. iy3o
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

$. THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE Tu AN ,s7.'!-is sl 4.a. SWER. :.s
 1l zsa -s-t ~" .a'3 Are you bald?
 Does your hair fall off A2
 Has your hair becnme thin !?
 Does it feel harsh. and dry and fever
 Is it turning gray before it's time?
 Are ynn troubled with itching, burning sen sation of the calr? A re you troubled with Dan'lrnff?
 Ate y",i troubled with what ie called Scrof nla or Salt Rheum V : S5.'iot' "v -t.' ..- Have yoi had the Erysipelas an lost you, hair? S- Have yorha.l the Measles. an.il it? Have you had the iryphuid Feve and los, ii F Have: ,yan,, had the Brain Fever. al lost it e Have. .yon lost yonr his:, by any Fl ness? Do you wish lnxnrislit hair? 2" s- Do ypn ish soft an'i lnstrnns hair.
 Do you wish gray hair restored?
 Do you wish your whisk-rs gISsy! --. Do you wish them restored in color.
 Do you want a dressing? D"yon want il for your children? D" you want il for yourself for father ol her. fnr brother. sister or fri. n'l? 'f .s Do v0u want t., make q present?
 Do y"n want q perfume for your toilet? Do you want a harmlrxs article? -. Do you want a double distilled article? Do you want cleansing article?
 Do you want the best p-epar tinn out fnl dressing stimulating. protecting, restoring the color. and rendering soft silky and lux ,rons the Human Hair?
 If 50, we waIrant
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

FOR RATS. MrcE, RoAcHEs, ANTS, BED BuGt. MOTHS IN FUKs, WOoLENs, &c.,, INSECTS ON PLANls. Fowls, ANIMALS. Sc. .- Put up in 25c. soc. and Sl.0Q Boxes Bottles. and Ei.ssks $3 and S5 sizes for HoIELs, PUB LIc INSTITUTIONS. &c.
 ..Only infallible remedies known
 ''Free iron. PuisOns v
 ''Not dangerous to the Human Family v
 '' Rats come out Oi their holes to die.' fS- Sold Whnlesale in all large cities. fss1 Sold b, all Druggists and Retailers every where .. fE-! !! BEWAEE!i! of all worthless ilnita ti0ns
 fsy. See that "CoSTAR'S" name is on eacl, Box. Bottle. and Flask, before you buy ssr .i,iress HENRY R CSrAR sspGoMshcIAL DrPor 4S2 RRnAbwAr Y. s@r sold Who,-sale and Retail by all Dug gists In i;;.ehtisld, Conn.
 -5Oi
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
Farm for Sale.
g>HE FARM owned and occupied by tn,
 late Alexander nith, deceased, is now

g>HE FARM owned and occupied by tn, V late Alexander S nitil, deceased, is now offered for Sale.
 This Farm is situated in Salisbury. Litch feli County, Conn {, one and a halt miles fr IT. Salisbury Center, and one mile from Lake vliie.
 tt is midway between the IIa, lem and Hou< ,tunlc Railroads, b,ing five miles from Miller ton on the Il ,rlem Railroad, and "'r miles fr.,n Falls Village Un the tt"ustI"nic Rail roaI l. is in thres detached pieces The Home Farm contains Io4 Acres, with Il go d Two S.ry Dwelling ii'u>e an l. 't at I.cl,e.i arms of sufficient capacity L. stoIe all the Hay and Grain raise ul'"n the Farm >tahlimg tor ihiri..two tows A good We'll aud Cis.ern Also, Corn llntse, au all Aec-s- s4ry Ont Buildings. IL |. divided as follows: Thirty Acres uf VMnl Lilni. Twenty Acres oi Pasture Land.
 One Hundred Acres of Meadow anl Plrw Four Acres of Orchard of Twenty Year.
 Gr.wth. Tn good Bearing Conditi n. besides Peaches. P.ars. Plnns Cker,ies and Grapes in alum dance It is well watere,i by Springs an Living Stream.--.is in high state pf culiv,- ii ,n, and all the M~;.iaw and Plow Land is ac- cessahe tn the Mower and Reaper.
 Rising of One Thousand Dollars worth of Hay has been cut from the Home Farm the past season, and is now pressed and ready fo, Market. First retache,l Piece lays one mile east from he Home Farm. containing >ixty-Eigh Acres of Wood and p,.stu.e Land, and known as Mo .ntain Land.
 secnd Detached Piece lays one-hs'f mil. west of the Homo Farm, containing F' rty- Eight Acres "f Meadow. Pasture and P4ow Lanl is we'll watereti. and known as the c. fiji Land. The Home Farm and Dotachrd Pieces will be sOl,t together or separate, as nl y be de>iret
 For terms and further inform stion, apply on the premises, to
 VIM. H. SMITH. . salisbury, Dsc. 20, 1861. 3t4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

Anow ye the monarch of the restless winc Who tites the Fag 6 iu his sunwarl f1;sbt Wh" tells tie tar of III. rniny when ,,, N;n,r Hts ts'h's uI"n ttr q lilly. d.i.g night? He b'i".s the autumn's flush. the winters
 elnm. Ansi tue returning spring with h.lmy-air. 1sas hung the h''wers of summer when to hlunm, And rcsts when their robes sf bloom ,o
 wear.
 His breath k agea. and his D ls.s tell
 How ss"n the generations pass away; a And every grav. anl every funeral kne,l
 Shows the Issistiss triumph of his sway. Men rear their ,imes as if the stars to meet. He Asc sat all their strength and all their
 p,il-: se.s-.f.. The marble crumb'c. undesneath his feet. ~ And in the dust the ruined fragments hide. ne captive longing only tc be freed.
 Chiaes his slow wing that lengthens still the Wna'e the glad son of jay regrets the speed mat bears the rosy hoars s5 soon away. Ane good man marks his flight with tearlcss Nor wishes to ieta.d his beating vi,p . 1ne s'nner. trembling. .ees 1t passinr by.
 Fea''ng that every stroke h s snl shall bring. But not f"r goed or i'll his pini,n swife
 shati wait. till standing ,,n th,, a., s,,, a Ihe abgri oi the rainbow crown shaii lie s' - His Land and swear that time shaii \. .,ra =,
 mosesa Y " eRsv. lr-s, <.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23

] NAUGATUCK RAIIkOAD.- Or. and aftr iV Monday ii 2. ls6,, Trains will ru, IF follows:
 ti0ixG NORTH -L Leaut Bridgeporf.--10 15 AM For Win>tc,i. c.,nmecting with the U0 A. M Train from New York and with the 10. .OO A, N l from New Haven. and connecting at Waterbu ry with Train {" and from Hartford. II O5 A. NJ. Freight Train for Winsted. 5 l6 P. N. For WinstG.i. connecting with tn s.M. M Train from New York;. and tn , O0r NJ. Train from New Haven, and Water bury with Train from Hartford. Lencs Watrrbnry for the North. .-l2.O3 P. N Train for Winsted
 255 P. M Freight Train for Winsted. 7OiP M. For Winsted ti"1xG UrH -Lrope Winsted.-- 530 A. M ! Freight Train f'r Bridgeport.
 Y 6'40 A. M. For Bridgeport New York am New Haven. connecting Ut Waterbury wit | train for Hartford. 21OP. M. For Bridgeport, New York ant New Haven connecting at Waterbury will train for HaI tfOrd. Leaue Waterbury for Me South.
 SIG |" For Bridgeport, New York and New tlav-n.
 8s5 A. II. Freight Train for Bridgeport
 3 45 P. NJ. For Bridgeport. New York an, New Haven
 The Wo"dbury Stage arrives to connect d, Seymour with the GAO A. M Train down fro, Winstetl. and returns on the arIiva. of tn. TO l5A Nj. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford. Otis, Cole brook Harrington. Sandi>tield and RethleIn. ar rivcs tn connect with the 2IO PM 1,ai, down from Winsted and returns on the arri val of the 10 l5 A. NJ. T,ain up from Bridge port
 The Stage for Iitrhfci leaves Lifchi,ld Station on arrival of the 1915 M and 3 1t P. NJ. Trains from Bridgeport The Stage f,,, Harwinton leaves Litchirld Station on .l. arrival of the 10 15 A. N. Train from B,i.lg,. port.
 The Stage for Watert"wn leaves Watcrhur, ,n arrival of the 10 Is 4. Nj Train up frnp ',ridgcr"'rt, and on Saturdays on arrival of tl, '.lG P M train from Bridgeport
 Stage leaves W terhury for Rcthlcm Mil ilebnrv and W"mibnrv. on arrival or the 10 r.. \. M Trair. mp from Bridgeport. on Mnn.lays rnrs'lavs and Saturdays. and for Bethlem als, 'n Thursdays.
 The stag. for Goshen '~avrs W0lcottville on the arrival of the 10 l5 A M. Train from Bridge. .",rt "n tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. A Discnnnt "f 5 cents made to Pa<sr ngers purchasing Tit k~ts at the Office.
 ...5 C WATERRIIRY, Snperint'Gt.
 Bridgeport Jan ,. lef5. tfl
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-23
SHALL WE KNOW EACH OTHER THERE

When we hear the music ringing
 Through the bright celestial dome. When sweet angel voices singing,
 Gladly hid us welcome home To inc land "f ncicnt story,
 Where the spirit knows no care. In the land uf light ani .ory.
 Shall we know each othes Sheref When the holy angels meet us,
 As we go to join fheir band, .. Shall We know the friends W hn greet us. In the glOrions spirit land? e, r... Shall we ct the dark eyes shining On us a. in days of yore Shall we feel their dear arms twin'np Emily round Us as before? Yes. my tarth-worn soul reioices
 And my weary heart grows light, Fol the thrilling angel voices
 And the angel faces bright That shall welcome us in heav ven,
 Are the loved of long ag,. ,. Aud t0 them 'tis kindly given
 Thus their mortal friends to know. O! ye weary ones and lost ones.
 Droop n"t. faint not hy the way. Ae shai; j in the loved and lost cnes In tn, land Of perfect day. + aiarI-st ings. t'u, he'd by angel finpcrs Mnrmur m my tapture.l ear. Evrrniuie tls-ir \ xeet tone I;ngs..
 We shal know each other th..r.