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, 1865-05-11

Gift Coz Ecert.-He advertise In to.dnys
columns Gilt Concert for Mny 81, which we take
pleasure In recommending to our readers, az being
one we'll worthy their confidence and patronage a.
there many very valuable gifts. and 1t will be
fa1tfy "snd honorably conducted. See advertise.
Eent In amusement co1uu1n. ny11N33l-1t
, 1865-05-11

Read the Advertisement OF Great
oltt sale az a. a heny 9. 70 ne ioand On on nfas
P:ss. Many satasols pa'zes nave oevn ae.f1o. , ~
fortunate purchasers :. "slA'"5"z-l1
n-1.-. I,,,,,7. No- T., -o. -.
,,a n, Gsns[e n ~ .eh,cso3, ~ - ~ e,cooS %
, uata aoa H. 10. uesn neasa o.
shnn.a w ~ ,hsnEtn,1r rere;ra5 "a ~ itHerei
~. W. MA H m IA onh ta Z,
street, chicago. - maliwss3'lt
are eat1jT st5aiscd. ana those Eho fsii to aysIj
g s eans should hot
vii snetdtIy ersdicafe the c,nse or \ fnni hresth
oeauus5ing and preserving TIC teeth to the Oldest
8se' 9o" " a'4 4e1aegi;.;; ;as;,---a, -
"a4t-"SaS-sl-1h-sA-1o
c,r ro-oe~t ~. o5~ou.,..
pleasure In Recommending to our readers, as being
esI ana iii e.
larry snd lonorably conducted. See advertise.
Eenf In amusement column. my11T3af1t
ss1e" pieced in tbs clty b5 G. il. Dunn & Co, at
1ss so1;h Clark street, has become ! household
knrticxs sent 10 any address or receipt Of price.
eef from silver eap to "a eo:d wsteS q piano
ane It The arice suits you, hsve only to ~ one
dollar and tale It. ANY articc not satisfactory
can be retprned, and the money viii be Refunded.
Send STAG D, Tor circular. Address G. III. Dunn &
Co Managers IL c.It street. "y'''"''o't
Use &Dr. Rlankss Erupbve OIut.
sasd ;;b ;ssa ar ~ ~ an,n HUhs snc es ItrS
Tettsr Rn"vnT11 e. .bnn,i ..ira mi. tnis r.,n.iST
t.s;. ~ hss nevsr yaf fstleti IN rn,e thnse itcf
I'M Jisessas sn cSn;mnn Of iata. r. cnntatns M
ohs5 6at to
, 1865-05-11
THE CITY.

NO Po&tponenent OF the Sanitary Fair.
The Executive Committee hare decaded that
there shall be no postpoocmrnt OF the Sanitary
Fair, but that 1t shsl open as proposed, Tuesday,
May s0th. Exchange papera please copy.
, 1865-05-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

Head tile Advertisement or Great
Gift sale at A. A Ke1y's, to he found on our drat
p3ge, Many valuable prizes have been dfs'rtb~
1ted in the last few daye. and many are left for
fortunate purchasers myl1-w362-1t
, 1865-05-11
TRO2BY'S OPERA HOUSE,
Saturday Afternoon At TX O'Clock,
Grand Gala Matinee,


in ce to avotd the rush the door On this &C
caslon " II se presented Verdl's famt rs Opera,
UN BALLO IN MASCHERA.
THE Masquerade Dall}
Fttst appearance In 8 Matinee Of
SIGEOR MAZZOLENL
Three rrimn Donnns In the same Matinee.
UNPRECEDENTED CAsT)
Ameliu. twiGa Of ReInhard, In love with the
Court rt}........-........SGnerA CAI!lZZt ZUCCHI
OlcA-. the Pase...:.-,..... siEnota ORfCLANt
CTho has kindly cor scntcd. for the perfection
# the cat, 10 appear In the role,e
U1tlca. Black Astr01ogcs.. M0REEs1
boston, the great role Of. .6tgnor MAZz0LESI
RelnhLrd, Creole secretary OF the Gov.
.Slgnof RRLL1N1
TTs1s Tom eop.prator, pSGfEI 29EEEk
Sailor. servant Of
Ard Mile G AiE1TL the eminent DAnse1se.
The action II supposed to tsle pl'ce ct Boston.
Cofdpc' or and Musical Director. 5ig. TOKiANL-
myllYN2St
, 1865-05-11
DELIGHT'5
SPANISH LUSTRALs.

Is made Of seven different Cheu1cs1s and the nnl3
preparation capable q ss,u H.s ni5e fsew hn On H.aa al
rnni r{vfnp asft goas to the Hair, rteventlo. lis
falling II. and ar1csfing it. premature cecay.
, 1865-05-11

T1cKE1s Toa TIE CoNcERr this evening are for
eale ut all our music and book stores at the Cum
mission Rooms, No. II Methoaast Church block.
and ut the doors this evening,
, 1865-05-11

McVICKEE'S .THEATER,
lFl Mntiison street. between State and u*sAtcorn-
AoVlCKEE& n7ERs...- eSAA
Auce viii commence II O'Clock. Prices OF admission:
Dress cttsie 60 cents; Second Circle c.uta Eecured
Seats s ccut4 To be h1d At the Principal hotels, -ac
the Boz OMoe from 10 to and Ioc1 S to O'Clock.
BeAt4 can BE- secured oaa Eeak lE ADVANCE
Engagement Of tie popular young actor
MIR. Il. r. BARRETT,
Who will appear on MokDAY EVENING. May sth.
and every eycrnE until further notice. Ii his great
Character OF Fl LlOT GRAY, In Lester W.lla :ks
grand drama, In Eve acts and tableaux, entitled
ROsEDALE; OR, THE RIFLR BALL.
Which will he 1eviyed and placed before the public n
made tie greatctt sncceas Of the season:
Saturday AFTERNOON. at2. O'Clock Grand Matinee.
Ar- Barrett will appear.
, 1865-05-11

s5trapeD.

GTRAYED-From G. & N. w.
~ K K. Freight Depot, Galena Division, a Black
Roam Horse, yeass old and about Is hands hIEh.
where he may be found. will be suitably rewarded
, 1865-05-11
M AR II i e D .
ReaI EBtdtf==GDu1ltrp.

In his city, the 4th Inst, by 1sey. J A: Smith,
Mr. I}fIN LA RUE the Eth Reserve ,tps, u. 8. ~
atd Miss MATILDA GUUCItK, both Of PhilAtc' phta
, 1865-05-11

F1on LAKE surEnlon.-The propelle. Union,
OF spsneer'a Linz, commanded by Captun Daris,
arrived yesterday forenoon from lake sppe.ior-
beng the ntst boat u the season from that reCtou
, 1865-05-11
13narnimg.

pOARD1NG-Two gentlemen
1 can be accommodated With pleasant roo a aad
board at 1S1 Madison street, LcaI Lnsal!e. Feier-
enCes eIchArged. D.. mYltwEQ It
, 1865-05-11

E RoHo AND JuL1Er.-Win be better played this
evening, 1t Col. Woods, than it has ever been In
Chicago. The great glaas cnetue Monitor u in
full operation every day IN the large saloon Of the
Hiuteum, with beautl:ni gla1s blowing Of Ill de-
6cdphonA.
, 1865-05-11
auetiol( Sales.

r ARGE STOCK OF CAR
~ PLTING,
, 1865-05-11

MunDocH.--The numerous friends Of the ta.-
cnteo snt patriotic ]. E. Murdoch in this city and
throughout the United States, will be patned to
hear that he ts 1yirg dangeruully Ill at his farm
in Lebanon. Warren Co, Ohto-nor expected TO
recover. No man had the food of the country
the cause OF the Uninn-more at heart th1n Mur-
doch, " has done more IN his sphere fut that
, 1865-05-11

LET No OxE FonoET the concert this evening
at the First Baptist Church.
, 1865-05-11

GERMAN CTR PRNTER.-Thc Committee up.
pointed At the last meeting Of the Common Coun-
eli to asceriain which p.per OF the German Lam
gurEe possessed the greatest circulation. hive ra-
ported That the Illinois Szdafs Zeau1g newspaper
distributes the greatest Dumber OF papers, and
therefore the Ztilung IL appolEttd German cor
xf1n11 17Ffn
, 1865-05-11

A fragrant Breath and Penrly Teeth
arc eaklS at1aiGed. and those Eho fail to ayau
when accused Of gross neglect The SozoDoNr
W1li speedily eradicate the csuse OF foul bre1th,
bcau,iying and preserving the teeth to the Oldest
age. Sold " all druggists.
, 1865-05-11

Fon TIE SANITARY FA1n.-We learn thnt the
celebrated mammoth OF "Ceneral Grant, started
from Albany. N. T., on Tuesday, fos this city
having been donstcd to the Sanitary Far By his
owne1a. THIS sntlnal has already btcn sold md
cxhib1ted euo1ch umcs to coin over $40, ,00J for
the SsDlsafy Commission.
Mrs. LiyeEmore and Mrs. Hoce yesterday re-
cstrcd telegraph dispttca from SIR. Leonard ".
yo.k. from Boston, saying that Miss Hosmcr's
celebrated sta1ue Of a Zcao5fa'1s IL On It's way t.
Chicago. 10 be exhibited here fot the :encat Of
The SANITARY FalE.
, 1865-05-11

I1EA-A ST. Louis paper states that Major
General VI s. Hancock, wife, and two members
OF his stz had arrived IN that city from the East
Td Chicago. Wonder whether general Hancock
j. realfy In ST. Louis, or The announcement taken
from the Chicago p,pers. or whether the ewindler
Who 80 ncarl5 succeeded In this c1ty IL At work in
ST iuu1sf
, 1865-05-11

OK MONDAY NExT.-Bsyan Hall will no doubt
BE- crowded on the event Of tie resppearanee Of
Duprez Green's Minetrels On Monday evening
next. Their old qusrette BIdaux, Bishop,
Holmes and Green. still continue with tfhe com.
rsny. and will "warhle their native woodnotcs
wild for the entertainment Of our citizens as
akove. They arc popular etnGeEs and Wtu draw.
, 1865-05-11

DnowxED.-The mate Of the tug George "
Wood" who're na1ne VIC could not learn, was
drowned yesterday, By filling into the lake, De-
ceased was sitting ut the Stern Of the vessel, and
rough fea beiag on at the time, he suddenly lost
his halHnrc nnd fell overheard. No assistance
copld be rendered until it WAS too late to sare
1,r.
, 1865-05-11

NEW On HousE In CnloAGo.-Tbe Pennsylvania
Oh Company have opened at No. 1Ss South Water
st1eet. where they intend to keep large atock
OF carbon oil, white lead, paints, window glass,
&c, They intend to ply particular attention to
supplying the city wholesale Trade with carbon
o.i, and Dtthr.dge's patent Xxx tint glass lamp
th1uDeys.
, 1865-05-11

37El1DUlSI " 07aHi1 UVI7,
~ GENERAL AUCTIONRERS, a, Is Il IS E4ar.
tclnat Chcaxo, III: We give our persocal attention
70 sales Of Household Furniture &C., 1t Dwellings CT
- cur S1esEooms. Tnrties breaking up houseEeep-
- -.l ind It to their advantage before ct=
1*suE Of theE goods. Our regular sale taTs Of Fur
cittre .nd Household Goods, at aalesrco,n., are
Tuesdays and Fridays. nnhs1p38 Il 1thp
, 1865-05-11

PCkRDIN Gone SOFT cf untur.
- n'shed rcons csn be had at the st Cloud. i II
T1anin street. Also would purchase rnr 6ne set ol
ch amber fnrL1ture. ny11x1Gf'!t
, 1865-05-11

DELraMTs IusTRAL advertising columns
Of to-day contain numerous additional tcstimo-
n!11s to the yalue Of the Spanish Lns:ral as pro-
partition for the hais. Thousands buy Il Gagly, It
j. decidedly the raee In Chicago at present, and
Lids fair 10 long retain it popularity with the
rinssy rinclett, In the expressive language OF
Di.or -t1hefefe nothing like .tT
, 1865-05-11

TAsuNc7oE1AK HoAE.-Ttis Institution has
recently novcd to the Onion Park House, on West
Madison etreet, where enlarged facilities IRE pro-
yiced for carrying out its noble mi.sion. Several
rooms In the building that are needed for the
Ea1 t. Of the 1n6tttnuon are upIRrn1ehed, and the
ttteItion Of parties having surplus OF furniture
L. called to this fact, in The hope that they may
re willing 10 contribute towards supplying the Ge-
[c1enty.
, 1865-05-11

BOY Lost.-A Dumb Boy, II years of
nge, LETT Geneva, ILL.,, for Chicago. on the O'Clock
train Monday morning., and has not been heard Of
abcu.s Will be thankfully received. and liberal
reward paid by Dr. $. " HITTER, 164 South Clark
street, Chicago. ma11w3331t
, 1865-05-11

PACKING HorsE MAcu1xEET.-M. Il. ulles,
Egg. Secretary Of the peoria Paper Mil Com
pay, offers for tale, at low price, the necessary
machinery for nrrt-clsss parking house, couslet-
leg in part Ct Two t7nks. eighteen feet IN length
by tx feet IN dianeter, With fafety valves eIc..
complete: one scaid1pg vat Of the very latest i'm
p.osencnt- The property furnishes good op-
pnEtunity for those wishing to engage In the bus1
It-e. See advertisement
, 1865-05-11

The Agents for Middleton'a National OIL
Portraits will he In this city sha1tly, when the
clrizens will hare q chance to secnre the best
llLepees ever produced Of Lincoln. Grant and
douglas. Dne notice yT1ll be given Of the ARRIVAL
OF the aeeuts. uy11W152-at
, 1865-05-11

GENERAL J. E. SArH.-MajoE General John E.
Smith II in this city, Just arrived from North Car
ohm. He las been appointed to succeed Major
General c. c. Trehhurn In command OF tie Dis
tr!ct Of Memphis. General Smith entered the ser
Mine :" regiment, and has been excessively pro-
11otcd for mcritcrlona conduct. He has been all
through the scfne Of military operations IN the
Wcst from Belmont, through the cumpaigu with
Sherman, to the surrender or Johnston: be com.
mandtd division in the 15'h army corps. ae is
Gle II The hest men in the army, and is untver-
salfy esteemed by all thcae With whom he has
been associated.
, 1865-05-11

FIRE DErARTxxST-RlnovAL OF ukADQuAn-
TIERS, E7c.-Yesterday morning Chief Flre Mar
shal o. P. Hsrn., removed his headquarters to
the second story Of the Central Police Station, on
the southeast corner Of Washington and IAsalle
streets.
The Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph will be in
full working oroer. 1t IL expected, about the mid
die OF the coming week. The necessary connec-
at the several stations. are being completed a.
rapidly as posstb1e.
, 1865-05-11

Removal! Il. moyaI!-The New York
and 1l.irote Huop Skirt Mann'actory, Corset and
Bus:le depot, has removed from % to 100 South
CIsrk street, Chicago. N. Garfankel, Proprietor.
Yvc+r!1fA 11t
, 1865-05-11

m n mil 81
tst,sr,a hsr meen ty,e,ed ~ th ,rrr,nrS ad
!o.,. ,honoang @ anx1nrs tn1ri.te. one1.rsd o41
1avs s = w1t:-t; -; ;, ;c a.,.,o-.
~ eses 1rit
c,es fs1an Al, .ne materia, cnliscte nv fhe Nail.
es1 a. nStha Gn.ni..so, ., t .1s
III aFsf,e31s ~ a. n,ercDt,n~ a,s...sa l.; IL
aTmy. Thc Wcrk Is $50 1ncide5tsily trIsutary to
The :. Drnnrfsn+nf oT PnN;ca,,on 81 h7ub,rh
as one branch Of it. work, he choicest fesnts Of
snec1ai tonire most ,menrtant f.r m srmw ~ snr.
rcop to be Informed upon, have hecn furnlshad
rraimf1nsiy. sn in comnact fnrm ~ erarv rnad,.
eM n,an hi he amy. Isny t,.nus9nns Gf ,heas
medical mont craphs. pecpareo 6y lie shlest 1nen
RI ,hn rnnrfrr htva ie+ i, ,hna riir,s - LIN ~
Cnm1nlssinn ~ @1@
.-,.,m - ,>-,rr,,,.1t,x ~, r,.,
f1e1I oF 1NsPEsl4oS lo RICHMOND.
My recent visit to Richmond was Eade chiefly
fer ,hs psrposs of tnsPsenng ths actual working
that some pereor, not IN ot1lcer Of thc tnmmfe.,
tien, ehonld visit Rleh1ntnd md vicinity and Re.
reilly dong at the front fo1 ,he relief as henaS
Of tbe so1liesa visited The hotpitals and stoIa.
, 1865-05-11

Jonx c. Mu1Ea--The intelligence Of the death
Of John c. Miller, Esq, will be received With re.
Efct among wide circle Of friends. He died at
The European uotel on State erect, on Wednca-
dsy noon. Of pulmonary di.ease, which had for
come time past been slowly but surely fnpsit1up
Lis epn,tton IL ths Deceased much esteemed
ago h,!ed the Office Of City Aitornrys sfte1y.rds
resuuinE with success the general nracfirr ~ his
profession. The etate OF hss health jndnrad h,,,s
soon af1et the outbreak Of the war to e1chsnna
tue confinement Of Office labor for The mere se..,
and adventurous texperences OF tLe atmv ~:
respondent, IN which capacity Mr. Miller has
wfuuCht effectively and c0ntcientiou=1y. w1noin%
IN tnv1ab1c reputation for reliability and enieFE
rTise. both in his connection with an eyepic7 cn.
temporary sid with the TRIBUNE. HI was opr
correspondent with the army at and below Chatta-
nooe2 during some Of the most eveutful cris{ q
Of the campaign. Els last lxboss ior the press
were in connection with the late obseuules at
<,prinent1d, though for wceks pat nothing hut
his n:rln2 will power could hay. SO mastered
physical weakness ae to allow him wldcr zance
{han his chamber
mir. Miller has wcn md rets'ned many frlcuda
ny his noble hear1edness aud Ecnesostty, an1 those
WHO Kew him hctt will the most sincerely mourn
his deab- he leaves a wife aud child, who nre
Low at her tsthfr's home in Aontrose, Pa, OF
Nh.ch pact Mr. Miller wse native.
, 1865-05-11

pOARDIEG-Two or three un-
i fn nihhs TO ms with beard private family,
suitable either family or single ntlsulen. "n1
two day boarnetl. Fer particulars 1nGutrs at
11l ". b ith hyerue, Eu310M133.2t
, 1865-05-11

O.:ERA G1AssEs--A gent'emsn rather neat sight
t., sent 10 the Opera House last evening, aud hsy-
H.: neglected to procure glass, found himtelf
E.aalc to zee single thing he determined to
rtmedy the difficulty and went down stairs at the
e." OF the second act to 4 place where they sell
cl,esee {of lIQupr}. BY lew applications b: 5000
e1ecet ded In seeing double, ana before the cloee
s4.+ quite {n) distinctly two Fnusts, tso Mar
:rr.tiaa and a. many az hall dozen editions Of
a. l-hlstopheles. He beeape 80 jcbilant at his
~ cees that II required police officer with two
- II 10 gp home with him. - -
, 1865-05-11

SEw JEwELcT.-W. n. Mayo, corner Of Clark
:re Hashfueton stfeete. has Just returned from
the East With a recherche selection articles Of
J. ".lr5, Watches, Sflverware, Preciou. Stones,
A., to add to his already extensive etock, making
1'i-eetntr one Of the largest the city. and un-
sL-paseed IN point Of elegance, variety md solid
,jtwslry, &C., can no where find better display,
and thuee locking for some new thing viii d1d
much to crafty. G1ye him call.
, 1865-05-11

THAT LE11ER-We learn that a successful neg
ative Of the remarkable letter which faste1s the
guilt upon JET. Day1B Of an attempt to burn the
shipping and towns OF The North-secused since
tt" eyseusttun II Richmond by Rcy. Dr. RYDER
@rd S. y. Ktrnbsrk, Esq--hss been Obtained BY
ono oil our best artists, &nd that the Original has
1reo Ewsrted to Washington by Gen. Sweet By
:. z.cc!a1 messenger. Copies Of the letter Will 30
rE!:::ed for the use Of tie Northwestern Fair, If
dtt Government Will permit.
, 1865-05-11

IhaTe rcuoycdl Thou hast removed He ha.
removed! Who! Wh}1 Whcres Why, Noble's
F0iicn aud 10Y Bazaar, to one door East OF
paiuer'e, ITO Lake street, myi0W1536t
, 1865-05-11

WAETED-Agents-$ a
W, month. Agents wanted evezyw.ese to intro
1s as snE pee ~
Tn;eh ';sa. !, r.! ee9:sd b Gsoys5 Baks Wheeler
macninis sold Icr less than forty dollars each
infrr and the seller and nser are 1sh1s TO
large commission allowed. nluAt.ated circ1ls.1 aaot
free. A.'dzesa SHAW CLARE Bldceiord, Maine.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11

From THE PLAIss.-One of The mes
seugers Of Holidays Overland Express
Line, jus, ia from Denver. informs the
Atchison Free Press that on the 25 h
ult., snow fell a, Denver 10 the depth
of six inches. Snow was on the road
as Ear down os CoiiOnwood. He pass
ed Alkali station on Saturday the 23ih
the day after the stack was made by
the Indians on train two miles above
that point. -Four men were killed and
four wagons plundered and destroyed.
and the oxen belonging 10 The wagons
barbarously mutiIated so that they had
TO be killed. The body Of one OF The
men vas still unburied ss the coach
passed along. Ii was shot full OF az
rows and the skull broken in. One Of
the bodies had been burnt. only foot
remaining in the ashes Of the burnt wa
gons. Five Indians were seen on the
north bank of the Platte. They follow
ed the coach ten miles, blu, did not
cross. Gen. Heath. in command al
AlkaIi. had seat detachment in pur-
suit Of the Indians. A body Of one
hundred Of lhen we're found in the
bluffs. but the troops returned without
attacking them Conservative.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11
Fever e; and AgauLse,,,,s.

rom which rrai.kirl suffer ove- aSlaryc part e
ne gio5e, il the consequence of diseasai setsoe
j, the system ind.-ret. By the poisonous miam q
vegetable decay This cxial,.i0., Is evolved ~
he action OF s,sr heat oss met SOIL end nses NTH
Ia wsferv varor fioa IL. While the sum - below
r., hori-s ssi. y-ycr hn2ers near the earth ser-
a,e, and the .sa,, Is sassn with il through IL
,nags into she Bod. There T. acts an irritating
,r soe ~, .h sss y v;.rern and excrcting 0Egaus
Of re hoss The User ..eca.nes tord and failsta
se-r.te -. ons this vr,ls bss alsr the bile rom
the Sloci Bp:h thc virus and tae Vile aestimulste
il tiie cfcuL,fns. AMI pr,,ince volcnt eonsaAsaa
io.Isi di5orjas ne s:,.ecr. the kidneys, and the
st,,,,ch syn,si,.:7.. 1i.h the liver, and become
disoriered sl$,. FiaaHv. the instinct Of our o.
xariiSr Is ii n 81 a,aein.t tn expel the nox1onD
In fusion. concentrates The w!,le blood Ofe body
in the in.ssua ,xefesDriss force thcm 10 east &
out. The Hood l,avcs the vsrfaee, ard PUSHES 10
the central organs with sSa,..s:ti.s violence Jho
is n. Ci.Lr Bat il THIS ct,ri II fails. Then The
F1yE:: foIi,ws in w,,ir the ilo,i leaves the CEN
trai orxans and rIshes tn tae surface, a. II IN
another eort to expei the irri;afsg poison through
that o;bar great excrcto-y -'t,c skin In this
also il fai,. and the sys.eFa abanins the attcnpe
exhausted. and waits for the re.usSynf strength
% I.,t. TIE hopeless eilors otlicr day. These
IRE tie f,s NJ pssexys.ns Ct REygR AND AeuI.
Such constitutional disorder VIII nj course under
nine L. hsaith IL is rot removed.
We i-.e .s.hored to And. and have found. IN
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11

INTERESTING RELrc.-Msj. Gen. John
B. Sanborn. when in the city a few
days ago, showed us qui'e relic of
antiquity. which he procured from an
Indian chief. at the council al the mouth
OF the Little Arkansas. and for which
he gave horse worth S195. Ii was a
silver medal about six inches long and
four inches wide. of an oval shape; on
one side were the words in circle
"G Washington, President, 70 Young
King" with two figures. one of an In
dian with his tom ahawk thrown on the
ground. and in his hand pipe hand
ing it TO the other figure, intended to
represen: white prince with crown
on his head. At the bottom was the
date 1893; on the other side was a rep
resentation of shield and eagle; in one
claw was bunch of arrows. in til /.
other a twig; over the head OF the eagle
was twelve stars and tine WORKS uni
ted States of A America" hu, no motto
Everything about the media, showed its
ancient origin; the letters were CID
fashioned and the representation OF the
eagle was u natural ard awkward such
as boy would now draw, none Of the
life like expression that the eagle has
on the coin now. evidently the work OF
other days when engraving was no, in
lis present degree Of perfection ; but
seven'y-six years make quite an i'm
provemen, in the mechanical art
! Laurence Journal.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11
). w. RoBERTs, Editor.

w Go 10 Woolley's store if you
want to bay good goods at the lowest
possible figure. He is just in receipt
of another large lot Of wei selected
goods. for the winter trade. which he
is selling cheap for cash. Dom, fail to
call, for he is bound 10 make j. to the
interest of everybody "snd the res, Of
man land woman kind to trade with
him.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11

When Allston died, he left many pic
lures which were mostly sketches. vet
with here and there part finished up
with wonderful beauty. So | think
Christians go TO Heaven with their vir
tues mostly in outline. only here ard
there part completed. But ",ha,
which is in part shall be done away"
and God shall! finish the pictures in his
own forms and colors
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11
We learn that an unfortunate circum-

We learn that an unfortunate circum-
stance occurred in Auburn lately. DR..
Schrader applied TO Dr. Moore for q
portion of quinine for some OF his ga
tents. DR.. Moore instead of giving
him quinine gave him arsenic. which
DR.. S. commenced administering as
quinine. He did nat discover the mis-
take until several of his patients were
90 badly poisoned as to be beyond the
hope Of secovery.-Lecompton Era.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11

E Why does no; some one take
the contract for rebuilding the bridge
across Slough Greek, on the Grasshop-
per Falls road? IL is work ofimprove-
ment that is much needed. and as good
portion of the materials Of the old bridge
are on hand, it would take bu. little
time or outlay to again have a good
crossing.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11

4 TUX PERrvIsx SYRUf supplies tie Blood nth
its LIZ ELEMENT. IRON iniusing Strength,
vigo,. ant New i.'.s INFO The whole system
For Dy<pepsi... lDro.sy, Chrome DistshGa. De-
bill,y, Female Weakness, &r.. il - q spees6c.-
arThoas ,nds h;vr been c'sn5si by the use Of
this ,se icue rom weak. sc3xlY, suffering crsa.
lures, 10 strong healthy nni: happy men and wo-
men, 3e page ptulphie, seut PrxE-
Price Z ~ per b.tisr. oT q for e5A0. i;.lis
] 2. DINSMOKE, So Dey 81, Ne " York.
Sold By Druggists generally, 7s5'3n-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-11-11

re- The Jefersonian has changed
hands, Mr.. G. T. lsbell. formerly con-
nected with the Leavenwor,h Conserua
tire. now occupying the "sanctum. "
From the creditsble appearance of the
last weeks issue. We judge that a radi-
cal change has taken place. and that
Mr.. IsbelI has the ability and enterprise
to make the paper credit TO our county.