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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21
Great Gift Distribution!
Splendid List Of Articles!! All to !
Sold for One Dollar Eacl@

Splendid List OF AllieleS!! ALI 70 pe
Sold for One Dollar Eael@
The Values below are for Each Article 8
ESQ Gents Gold Hunting-case Watches % 10 lJI
80 ladies' Gold and enameled" do IS TO 70
500 Gent. Hunting case Silver do 3; e 20
soos Cold Ves. and Neck Chains .,.@-a Is to 20
1N0 Is Ito 6
ssa,o Oval Band Bracelets ". .. ils. Ats
SsoO rb,.ed Gold BRACELETS 5iO 10
600 haselaine Chains and Guard CHAINS 10 ~
1850 Solitaire and Gold Breaches ~ ~
500 Lava and FloPsnins Breaehes; - TO .
5000 Coral or. and k@s!aa Sfolsses E.. iron.
e.H0 Cor.I On.I and Emerald SO To Q
.GSD S,siiforu,s Diamond Breast Pim 2-5S 10 10
1910 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Keys % to
SoSH I.h an, Rreast Ribbon Slides p . Ito 10
s0C0 Srts Solitaire Sleeve Buttons studs ETC. IL
800 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc. so
1900 Nincature LOckets ZsSo 10 : :
Hsn '..,r'-T Ao Magic SpYinS 3tO 10
5000 Gold roesh Picks. Csosses etc. atos
500 Plain Cold R,pgsIs 40 ~ ~
SooSs ss~,s S.,s ,,A s,~uet Rings Use 10 ~
ioSoN C.,iCo,,,i. diamond Riga 3 To III
z 8" cs,. 7 .1,.., JeveYrv Let and Gold 5 tn u
@ iSsse Gold Pens, silver Ext Holder. Peaeil, . iS
s" :sSo and and
n S,,xrv Coalen and Drinking Cups , To ~
TrS {. Cas,ors IS TO 50
2O00 q Fru,, and Cake Baskets 2e,o = =
sOo0 do do Table do and Forks . s0to ~
In consequence Of the great s,agaaiion Of trade
in the manufacturing districts ct knglar d, 'hro
the war having cut oH the supply OF cotton. a
large quantity Of Valuable Jewelry, originally
intended for the English market has been sen
off for sale in this country, and MUST BIZ SOLD Al
Any sAcRIfIcE.!
Under these circumstances. ARR AyDALE
e. CO., acting a. Agen.s for The principal Euro
pean Manufacturers, have Tesotyed upon GREAT
GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject to tae following reg
ulations:
| CERTIFICATES, naming eac. article and
its value, are plarei in SEALED ENVELOPES
and veil usixed One Of ihese envelopes will be
nj by mail TO any address, receipt OF % cents
ALL AtflcLgs SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH WITH
Ii, OUT REeARD TO vALUE..
| Oh r ceipr e she Certificate, you will see what
yvu are .1ing To have, sad t,en il is at your op-
tiou 10 send the Dollar and take the articles of
no.. Purchasers may thus obtain Cold Watch
Diamond Ring, or anv Set Of Jewelry on our list
for ONE poLLAE, and in no case can they get less
than one dollars worth, as there nre no bisnks
| The price of Certificates is as follows: a
One for. -. -. -. 80. . cents
Eve for. .......- .,- 80. .....-. 81 -s,r
| Eleven fol. ...- ........
! Ihrtv for. :. ..'....
| Sixtv-five for 80. ....-- 10 o.
I One hundred for. ........... 10
|, Agents will he allowed ten cents on every Ger
tifcate ordered by taem,provided their remittance
amounts 10 One Dollar. Agents win collect %
cents for every Certificate and remit IL cents :c
Us, either in cash or Postage Stamps.
| ARRANDALE co.
225-3m l67 Broadway, New York.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21

YLe authorizes Of Canada have or
,,ered draft Of The militia in order TO
pre,es, the rebel refugees from com
miil;ag. depredations on our borders.
..Wb.tsoeyer man sows that shall he
also resp." Our neighbors of Canada
have sown Cor the rebellion, ard now
t,,.y are beginning 10 reap the harvest.
They find that rebels agsiasi our gov
.rnmsnt, wherever found. are pessilent
f.Ilows and need killing.
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Peace Rumors,

The eastern papers have been full Of
peace for some time. Il is first said
tba. our government. either directly or
indirectly have made orestures 10 the
rebels. This is denied; and then fol-
lows . report that JEFF. Davis is about
10 send Stephens and some one or two
,o.he,s 40 commissioners TO Washington
90 make proposals.
All this We believe to be idle gossip.
The Presiden, said in his message that
the rebels could have peace ~heneser
they would quit lighting. That sen,i-
ment w's fully and heartily endorsed
by the people. and We presume is The
settled policy of the administration
We do not believe that Mr.. Lincolo has
any in,eniion of offering tile olive branch
20 the rebels; and We doubt not he will
entertain no proposition from them that
does not emtody the frs, essenlisl oi
reace-,he laying down Of the rebel
arms.
The truth is, We have four mos; ex-
cellent peace commissioners already al
work, Grant, Sherman. Sheridan sud
Thomas. with host Of aids. These
men will do the work. If they fail. the
Grreleys and Blairs will accomplish
Eoliins.
Tie i.bellion is beast that must be
killed. II is not . human being; !: is
no, gaidel BY men Of humanity. but is
under control Of those who sit aud feast
IN blood. aad grasp sfier wealth. and
power caring no.h;ng for human woe or
Altman life. .sase As il contributes to their
ssgrandizemen. Destroy the beast
she bloody moaster shss gorge on hu-
man sseri6ces--and there siii be peace
a. once, without any csrcumlocui:on,
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sge, on chsfes Of HAVING soisn .sil.t oonts ninl
| al, from John J. MoOovan o. No. ily ksst lltl
street The theft ras committed In BiOsdsU. TIL
money recovered and the Dty confessed his guil
| Committed By Justice HOGAN.
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MARINE NEWS.


NV ~ hhcsA lo-bs bsu, y OH. Mnefhl Ii
CLEARED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n. Orleans virginia.
Baltimore; Iiihernia, Glasgov; Bremen, Bremen.
nhIP-Queen, Mitchell, Of and tor Liverpool
BARkS-Camen, tBritishl kstamora.; Wavelet,
tBr.l Rio Janeiro; Reindeer Bar badoes.
BklGs-Wm Henry, Galveston; scio st Thom.s
eChOONERS-S & Brown, Richmond; sun Nor.
iolk; Vigilance, Nassau kosaie, do; There's, France
ARRIVED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Portland Merrim-c n
orleans; Iisiterar, Norfolk; Gen Barnes n Orleans;
Miami, Boston.
BARKs-Ivy, Quebec; Voltage, do; Ninta do Io.
MsreE, tepanlshl lIavans.
BKIGS-ti w Baxter Mansanills Jarnes Dnvi. NJ
Stockton from Georgetown, b. C.; Morn, r. Janeiro
SCHOONEkS- Flower Portland, Ct; WIN p
Williams lAll River for EliEabethporL lda L Uor
ard, Providence; Aida, EliZahethport for prov ,
Frances, New Haven for Virginia; X Poster Mil
bridge; A IL Brown, Elzabethpor for Dighton; n
Homes, EhEabetk port tor Newport Eugene Eliza
bethport Tor Boston, Thomss Cooper, EliEahethport
for Newport Maria, Elizabethport for New Haven,
o \ ilAwley' Philadelphia for n. Bedford; Dr. Kane
ElilabethpoIt Casper Jameson, New Haven. j y
Carver, Providence; Theodore Dean, fhadephia
for Boston; Kate scran ton Philadelphia for Bridge
port. vendoy, EhLabethport ior NoNich Lizzie
Raymond, Philadelphia Tor Providence y Hammond;
Philadelphia for Boston; sarah X homes, do do DO,
Charles y RAYMOND, do do do; jesse Allen, Phila'
dephia for ureenpou.
BELow-2barks a brig, unknown. Wind n. W.
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SAVING. nASns.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
interest," SLOWED - The fa,e N Per cent m an
'uus ehuued thereto Open daily from f1 h } Z "
...,,.-.Mh1JER W. CONCkGfN ffesidsnt
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THE INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVfNGj
tseohanx' Gems snd otherf, No sis Broad
gy, hns ~ ~ Ifu'ieea dselsef q dividend Nf0.
iIom torofnihent utJ on dsposlts ~ itsi thereto.
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~ $40 not ercee Inf 500, ~ the fse ~ SIX PR
UNI Tue ANN ", and on isfgef sums a. nc
fne o. I'VE fEk CfNt PR ASNt w. "a abs n,
ettlhed 70 deIositofs on ani sftsf Monday Jan ia
1896, and n not drawn 10 entitled 70 Interest from ia
Janu1y, The same n principal
..,. .MOsLs u. dRfSNELf. President
ANDREW WAkNER, Cashier. a6I
e. PER CENT. fNTERES
" FREE FROM TAX,
-. Allowed by mon Dime savings Bsnt.
~ Canal at. AssotA si,615,Opl $50
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BLANKETS - BLANKETS-BLANKETs-.
LA LAMBERrs, 52S Greenwieh st At very no.
duced prc,r. Also sheetneh shiltlnss fanne.s
prnts, very cheap. MenlmOck prints DC; deaines
Sic. Asj goocs Tor boys wear, cheap 26g
METROPOLITAN HALL, 9Th AVE, Near
wi jefferson Market-Come and hear Professor
DANIEL BOONE, on sunday liih y b 81, new lee
tute on Temperance. MT. AkIht BOONE will
tetween the Lectures. Doors open at q commence al
Nv. Admission ~ cents. 2oJ
SO6 REwARD-LOST, ON THURSDAY.
@~Sthe l4th, large black newfoundland DOG,
breast. The above reward will be paid BY returning
him TO cor. VI aepry and oliver u IN he store, 25I
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THE NEW YORK sun.

Published daily, SUNDAYS excepted.
Delivered anyN hcIe in tn city OF Nlcinty. By
mail SE Dollars per yedr-thee months lot
III So; siI months 80.
FIHE SIN vas the originator Of the Associated
Press ORGANIZATION, and has the finest advantage lor
obtaining news. IL contains ALL the ness OF me
day in ANAL space-easiy read.
Weekly Edition OF the sun
IL published every Iue-dAy. Terms; lin wrappnsto;
the mail II desiIedl InREE CENTS per oopy,f2 PER ~
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE -oSE DOLLAR PER YEAa,
whether by single copy or In cluhs--hs ehedpeSi "a
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quarter, soc. q year pay able where received,
Address all letters 10
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MEDICINES.

A NEW LYING-IN ASYLUM Is NOW
open at the corner Of Lexington ave and 5lst Fl.
Apply TOR admission TO the lady sure rintendent, ~
clan, between 10 and daily, except sundsys We,
nurses provided with situations. 4i6
CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELL'S
~ syrup tar and wild cherry. suie cure tor eoushS
affections Of The throat and uns. Price Sc psT lot.
tie. 10 be had at CAAPBEI.I's drug store cor. sta
Az. and 2sth st; also A. sHEDDEN's drug store, cor.
BoweIy and 4th se CHAMBERS drug tore. cor. Hud-
son aud Hammond s'. Ask your drug gist 70 procure
II for you. lie sure and take no other, ~
uYAT1'S LIFE BALSAM.-RHFUMA-
- tism in 4, mos, painful iorm.,, also .erofus,
erys pelas, salt rheum, pmpies blolches old ulcers
fever the OF diseases OF the blood,
mercuris complaints, debility, liver and tidney.
&C., are most certainly cured by this great Purifier
Hystrs Life Ba,au has cured thousands Of cases Of
these and similar diseases and It van most ceralnly
taken In accordance with the directions.
HyAtrs Life Bisam cured Wilot jarvis, ESD 2'T
leg, after his phy-icians had decided that amputIOs
HYATT, Lite Bslsam cured Mr.. 4. b. Holl Dock
master, No. III hsd sou st. OF terrific ulcer aitos
he had been In the broadway Hospital sI months,
and then thought to be incurabe.
tie six bottles Tor Five dollars. sold by diussi'.
generally. 259
MoRRHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER,
4'1 rHt GREAT sI nksTgIHE
II you put tn. Plaster anywhere, II the pain 10
there thi, Plaster viii stick there till the pain ha
vanished. The Plaster masnetizes the pain away,
and
PAIN CANNOT EXIST
WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED.
There can be no doubt that the MANNEIll
PLASTER 10 the cheapest and best exIern'l reTne-
dy In the world.
PRICE 2s CENTS PER BOX.
Fold by all respectable druggists. ia
pUPTURE, RUPTURE, HERNA-DARR,
ltalwGys goes before light. RAinbo~'s Relief from
Truss Trouble and E1pense can be hai only on
Thursday, and Fridays, at his room No. Sal Broad
way, New York Cali Tor circular. to exp ain a
GUN CHOLERINE REMEDY. THIS WELL.
- known medicine tor the cure OF Dlarrhoea Iyeen'
terry, Cramps Colo, and all 100 eness OF the bowels
second street WILLIAMSBURG. PIice 70 cents PER
bottle. oo1
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Too Late for Classification.


SIlIELDs-On Dec 18th, VIM, Shields ased q
ye.rr anu months, sou VI Jss. and MARY shields.
The funeral will take place this SUNDAY Afternoon,
Dec. II, 81 O'cock, ionI - Gtetnv .eh st. Inc
Ilends vi the family are respectfully invited TO AT.
teni. 2bS
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CHAPTER XXI.

"But pray, Mr.. FAg, whs; kind Of place 10 this
Bath have heard great deal % Is here's .
NOR, OF merry making, ehT'-snKnTpAs,
1t would be very dihcut 20 descr. be, to tho pre-
sont generation, Bath as 1t was at the beg nning
Of tho century, Il snll rosts on Its chalk hills ID
still rejoices In crescenIs, squares, gardens aud
pump-roons and 90 far the locale may be under
stood but It's morale has passod away with the
circumstances which fostersd IL, and no modern
place o. resort affords the slightest clue by which
one might imsge 10 snslogieslly. Brighton bw Is
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-08
IRA 4. TVYLLEY7S ESTATE.
TATE OF VEgs NJ Mt,

~ ORLEANS DIST NlCI, S.
At a Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said
district, on the first day OF December, A. d.
1866:
William Wiley, Administrator on the estate
FRA A. WILEY, late CT Barton, in said d:s
rict, deceased, intcstatc fled in said Court his
petition in writing, setting forth that said de-
eascd died seized of the following described
real estate, in Barton, aforesaid. viz The cast
crY half of lot number nine in the eleventh
range oflots in said Barton, u. posed 10 contain
eighty acres OF land, and further representing
that said estate is encumbcrcd by mortgage !;
that n sale of the said real estate is necessary
for the purpose Of paying the debts and charg'
es against the estate, and the expenses of adj
ministration; and praying for license and au-
thority to sell said real estate for the reasons
above set forth.
Therefore It is orderedby said Court that pub
lie notice he given to all persons concerned there
in to appear before said Court ut session there
Of TO be held AZ the Probate Office in said Iras-
bnrgh on the 23d day of December, A. d. 1865,
that they may give bonds for the payment OF
the debts, and show cause why license should
not be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully IN the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this
State, the last of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office in
Irasburgh, this second day of December A. d.
1865.
Z. A. STEWART, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
50w3 Attest, j.. A. STEWART, Judge.
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MOVES r. u.ATERlL4N'S ESTATE.

! NOfES 4. lbAIERHAA'S ESTATE. 81
G. TATE OF We Ee Mt,
W ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
At Probate Court held at Irasburgh, in said
District, on the 18th day of November, A. d.
| 1865: ~
Flora S. Waterman, guardian unto MOVES
| +. WATERMAN, a minor residing in Green's
horo presented to said court his petition in wrl-
ting praying for license and authority 10 sell all
of her said wards interest in the real estate in
Greensboro, to wit Being QUO equal undivided
one fourth part of starch factory in the vii
lagc of Greensboro, Orleans County. Vermont,
with all the land privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging; and setting forth as reasons
therefor that il will conducc TO the interest of
her said ward to sell said real estate, that the
proceeds thereof may be put upon interest, iu-
vested in stocks or other real estate
Therefore, il is ordered by said Court that
therein, to appear before said court at a session
thereof to be held NJ the Probate Office in said
lrusburgh, on the l2th day of December, A. d.
1860, that they may he heard IN the matter, and
show cause why license should not be granted
us aforesaid.
And this order shall he published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed Mt Irisburg in this
State, the last of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand.at the Probate Office in
Iras burg b, this 18Th day of November, A.
D. 1865.
WIN. d. TYLER, Register.
48w3 A true copy of record.
Attest, WIN. ID. TYLER, Register.
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Thomas E. Williams of Jacksonville,
lately bought drove of hogs in Albany,
N. T., for which he paid some $3.50, and
Immediately after he got home they all
died but FIVE or six, and they are, or
have been, sick. The cause of the dis
ease among them is unknown; some call
ii the "hog cholera"
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uonn,p1n OUTRAGE UpoN AN AL

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE UPoN AN AL
ALBANIA LraIsLAroR.--T he following
startling paragraph is from the Ledger
Montgomery, Alabama:
"Impudence ola Freedman. we are
advised that few days ago an impudent
freedman pushed member of the Leg
isla!ure off the sidewalk. What else the
freedmen will do unless put under DIFF
fereut discipline, any one can foretell."
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or CONTROLLER or TIL

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or THE Z
CURKENcY, WASHINGTON, AUG. %, 1865.
Az HEREaS by satisfactory evidence pre-
w scented to the undersigned, it has been
made to appear that "Thc Irasburg National
Bank of Orleans" in the town OF lrasburg, in
the County Of Orleans and State of Vermont.
has been duly organized under and according
to the requirements Of the Act Of Congress en-
titled IAN Act to provide a National Currency,
secured by pledge of United States Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemp-
tiun thereof" approved June 81, 1864, and has
complied with all the provisions OF said Act re-
dnired to he complied with before commencing
the business of Banking under said Act.
Now therefore, /, Freeman Clarke, COmptrol-
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that
"The Irasburg National Bank Of Orleans" in
the town Of Irasburg. in the County Of Orleans
and State Of Vermont. is authorized to conf
mcnce the business of Banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and
seal of Office this twenty rinth day Of August,
1865.
r.. 81 (signed) FREEMAN CLARKE,
42w9 Comptroller.