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a. on al the a sbs Be-
q all hours of the day and evening. Gentlemen
81, Ladies g. cents She can also shoT , a.
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year. and who has made SO many quick and psrms-
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18th and 9TH sts. gives full and thorough inIer;
IN sDd
fairs Journeys, Law Suits absent friend Sickness
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HORS ES suitable for the cavalry service. will
be purchs sed at Giesbero Depot, in open market,
Horses will he delivered to Captain l.. Lowry
Government inspe ction before being accepted.
Specifications. as follows: Cavalry horses must
be sound in all particulars, we'll broken, in full
flesh and good condition, from fifteen (l5D to six
teen Go hands igb IRON FIVE 81 to nine 90 years
old. and well adapted in every way to cavalry pure
poses Horses between nine 90 snd tl0l years OF
age, if still vigorous, sprghtly and healthy, may
Price on hundred spd seventy-fve dollars tSH5
each Hours of ins pection, from a, m. to p.
Payment will oo made at J tssf s!ii &C. nKtN
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scO Il. W. HAMILTON, Agt. $40
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DOOR and WINDOW FRAMES, DOOR JAMBs.
INSIDE SHUTTERS. FRENCH SASH. and final
ly, everything required about building fur-
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PAINTING DEPARTMENT.
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orders for HOUSE, SIGN, and RSAMENTAL
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Also. a varied and choice stock of Satin and
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Terms cash for goods and or.
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News Paragraphs.

Col. Jennison has been dismissed
from the service. and it is reported tina,
Col. Cloud is 10 succeed him in com.
maud Of the fifteenth. T1sa. @
The Fourth was very generally Oh.
served throughout the Union Till, year.
Almost every village had its celebration o.
The vote in Leavenworth mas over.
whelm'ngly for issuing the bosds to
cpast rect the railr0adu from thai eity 10
L.s+ene-.' We hope they win &c. tL,o,
roaJs .I"5L a2i1 .Soss & % fsisaih.
iGSIl ,gsfeai rs s5s I II % hsbIsii@
Gen. Pope is reported as having tees
in consultation with Grant IN reference
TO- ahe'-indiai war Oh lie plains, The
object being 70 plan . campaign against
The redskins that will prove successful.
The whole Indian posicyof the govern.
ment should be changed. go &c
The private correspondence Of jeff.
Davis. secenty captured. reveals some
oil the secrets Of the rebellion. All OF
tlies portion which is cQnpected With
- a- .
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The Fourth.

There were probably more people in
town on the Fourth than ever before at
any one Time. There we're certainly
fifteen hundred or two thousand in the
grove to participate in the celebration.
Everything went OF quietly and in the
best Of ordet-no disturbance or bad
behavior of any kind fell under our no.
,tice. We did not see single iodivi-
dual intoxicated during the entire day.
The exercises passed of with univer.
sal acceptance 10 the assembly. SO fal
as we could learn. and all appeared to
be pleased and delighted lsjl92
b The basket OF ic mic dinner was free
from the rush and confusion attendant
upon the sitting of public table; and
if there were any on the ground who
did not have plenty. it was their Owl
fault. We endeavored to find any tha
had come from a distance aud were no.
supplied with provisions, to furnish them
dinner. and after all We were able tc
find had partaken. enough was left te
feed twenty or thirty more. We knew
Of none going away hungry. 5aa ssys
ID: hwas one Of the pleasantest eelebra
lions ever witnessed in the county. 2"
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r. Ws~hsvs heard of no new ar
rests Of settlers on the Reserve. We
are told that Gen. Mitchell has gone to
Washington 10 ascertain the real status
Of the lands in dispute. and If the Rail.
road Co. has claim upon. them, then
tho military are not to be used to har.
rass settlers any more. This should
have deem done long ago. It vac a
crime TO neglect i. so long. 1.-THE Rail.
road Company own the land. let them
take care Of it. as other parties do; il
they do not. then let their viliiany in
trying TO force settlersio purchase wha,
they have no right 10 sell. be exposed
and fastened upon them, to their ever.
lasting disgrace, and the shame of all
who have upheld them in their svind.
ling schemes.
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CAxP HpssE SaoE. D. T. June 2ed. '66.
sFaIsAp Rossera.-Troublss with ahs
Indians seem TO be on the increase. -
Scarcely 9 d'y passs' but what we bear
Of some dsprsds.ions b .esiipq committed
By ,hspa spd thss Grshey sssm " haze
the best Of it. .siidv sol yi1ib igiwa ird
A party under Command Of Capt.
Fovts. % Iowa Cay, rleif F., Laramie
on the l4.h iDst,i escorsag some o 400
friendly Indians, who have been subsis.
ted BY government at Laramie for the
past (ous or Eve months. aud while in
camp near Sioux Agency on the l6.b.
they were attacked BY Indians. and the
Captain and 8 men killed. aad sevsn
wounded. The friendly Iodiaps re.res.
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Sc -
Ceremonies At the n. E. Church on
Tuesday afternoon we're Witnessed BY
avery large and attentive assembly. the
house being flled with ladies. and the
gentlemen having to get such positions
on the outside as could be secured.
The address of Rev. L. D. PRIcE
mas vell-timed, able and to the point.
The charges 10 the officers were i'm
,pressiveiy made. and all the proceed
ings conducted with decorum and pro.
,prieiy. The audieace seemed to be
greatly interested son sIsa .s1oiiow
The refreshmspts, subsequently,, were
all that could Be desired on such an jeea-
Atom. -s-s--
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Two dark chestnut sorrel ponies fapr
years old This summer. belonging to de
proprietor Of this paper, StfaJed ID
ss0eitwo o. three weeks sincsGon tlbe
Reserve prObably-, kosh bs.sdsdaAio-
y with J. B.. the letter, being uni,sd.
One has a white Or blazed face. xbile
fore feet or legs. li,,le bump-ssddls
mark-on the right ssde II the bseR,
and when last seen had 1 isiiap o. pssee
Of 2 rope on his peck.t The sahesr .
jMt1y one color all over yith no spee-
ial marks remembered. He is the las-
gest Of the two! Names ofboeh roach.
ed last year. Both horses. A ssiixbS
reward wiarba gives To- any psssoe
ybo viii return ,hs;s lReeise. o. 4
such information ~ shall lead 10 did
recovery. win 81, Out friends On On i,bs. Rs:
serve please look out 'iof them? 's 's
"a ..ye 'ssf 1 .qrf'g nr afEu sir 4 fsSi ia
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~ The new constitution Of Missouri
declares the Safe free forever, makes all
men equal before the Law, and abseg
sll1egal distinctions on account Of CO.
Tor. declares the State shall ever re.
main 10 the Union; excludes from the
ballot boz, and from Office. all traitors,
rebels guerrillas. bushwhaekers, .,heil
aiders and abettors. and all members, o.
the Knights Of the Golden Circle: also,
all who enrolled themselves Is sympa
.hizers@ the South. u 81 avoiS military
duty. Provides for q system of, 70.
gistraiion of voters. and removes The
rules specially provided to prove trei.
son, leaving that crime to be proved as
all others are. Forbids private. special
and local legislation. requiring all law.
to be general in leir operations; pro.
hibits the renewal Of any bank charter
makes stockholders individually liable
for the debts Of their corporations: for.
bids lotteries. and the compensation oil
masters for slaves emaucipa.ed; puts
stop 10 corporations with overgrown
powers; provides for schools. emigra.
zion etc. Many Of its provisions are
excellent, and on the whole it is one oil
the best constitution ex,ant. l,
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MAax,ED:-on Sunday, July "a,
III the I.oase "f the brides father, one
and = nah miles north If Mt. Flor
esee, ~ Rev. Byron Stewart, Mr..
J.aW bix. If Jefferson, ind Mis-,
Scsaxxa SrsI., oftJackson Co, K !.
The happy couple will accept The
printers i!lai,ksinr Tie CAKE AEGEAN,
psn,ins the above notice, with Fest
wisl,s, for their happiness and pres
i.iriis. -. - -
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ted with the, sttacking party. after kill,
ing one of .hsis chiefs. namsd Sanding
nk. who refused togo with nem.s I'm
|mediately upon information of the af-
fair being received at Fl Laramie. Col.
Moonlight started in pursuit with five
companies, but could not succeed in ov-
ersaking them. While on his return to
Fl. Laramie, hi. eamp-was aisasksd BY
Indians and nearly the entire herd STAN
psded and driven, off and thsl eom, ssnd
returned to camp on foot. The horses
thus captured were some of the best in
this Distric, and the loss is severe ope
Dot sasilS remedisd.d 'hcjVAi -
A member Of Co. A. 18th Kans.. Ina
med Silas Henshaw. was killed at Deer
Greek on the l7th. He had left camp
about goo ysrda to got some wood. when
three Indians suddenly attacked him.
He emptisd his revolver at them; badly
weunding one % when, he was straek
With three Arrows. INJECTING wounds
which caused his death the next day.
y The road is closely watchedoby Indi-
ans. and they let no opportunity pass Of
attacking s.rsgylsrs from 4 command.
erany email train poorly escorted. -
This win easse emigratiea to be- very
light ibis season. The Telegraph oper-
s.orat Sweetwatsr station was killed
on The ,2lst by Indians. He had went
ont with, ten men to repair the Gle wire
which had bean broken. when party
of lndi,ns attacked them, killing the
operator. and iwouudiug'ons Of the SOL
diers. II ,nTGd ODD moIl sniiaoo ,o'9di
-Four companies OF 'tl,e 4 itlf we're
sens oyef IL southern route. this week.
The Isdians have stampsded the herds
Of several drains, which ase1sid DIP. an
able TO lprooeed.yad sul- Yours. girfii
y.sa. ylsg bne ,t9gaq4sd "a. l.. r.
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A ladys ian. ivory blades. silver fin.
iab. wss lost 10 the grove at the celebra-
&i"n 90 Tie Fourth. A suitable reward
'siii be given to any one who will re-
turn the same 10 this Office. 1t is val
ued more for its associations than for
Its intrinsic worth, =
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Notice TO School Boards.

District Clerks viii please notice tina
the time for abe ,aanusl meeting has been
changed, FROM the last Thursday in
June to the last Saiurdy 4 d, July. Al
such, hour as the Board of Directors
shall name; and remember to issue the
cab FOE the same ten days prejous1Q
chat time. pas.ipgsup notices in g. leas'
three public plecesin lhe Distriet. You
will also transmit 70 the County, Clerk.
on or before the frst day Of July, certi-
fed Iistiof all persons in the District
liable to pay saxss. lslso,i 70 certify u
County Clerk. on onbsfdra sbq fist day
| Of August, she sggEegpfe PA csetaee
levied on che real and .persepal, pro-
pperty 81 tie District IS returned on the
assessment roll Of tken county. Il is
necessary that each Clerk. on entering
upon the du,ies Of his Office. should Al
once send TO the County sSupesinten-
dent OF Public Instruction the address
Of the School District Board.
eff X. X. MCCARTNEY, @
Sup't Pub. Inst. Of Jefierson Co.
GrAsshopper Falls. May IL. 1865.
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EH The indications are. that the
whipped copperbeads are taking the
necessary steps to become the mos,
radical Of oil parties in the land. Find.
ing that rebellion is played OUT. and
our brethren OF the South. used up.
they must find some hobby 10 ride: and
they will probably jump assride the de-
spised nigger,' and whip up, for The
rights Of the everlasting dsrkey. We
shall not be al oil surprised TO hear o!
Vallandingham and Company becoming
the loud -mou,l,ed advocates Of negro
suffrage. and all other Of the most rad
ical Of all radical measures, including
amalgamation. Indeed. they have been.
practically. the advocates ofiamslgama-
ton through all their proslavery career,
and the transition on this branch Of the
subjec. will be bu. trifling! - s,feg
. ~
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GA called term Of the Supreme
Court Of he State will be held al Tope.
ka. commencing on, the 18th Of this
month. q All cases must be perfected
Tor hearing BY the 18Th. or they will
not be entertained.
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~ By the reports that come in from
various places. We incline to the opiaion
that we had one of the most entertain.
ing and peaceful celebrations Of the
Fourth enjoyed al any place in the State
Our citizens may congratulate them.
selves on the large number present. the
good order. kind feeling and general
satisfaction which prevailed, p
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ET The weather has been Of the no,
type during the week-the temperature
reaching almost 10 blood heat in the
shade and away above it in the sunshine,
A shower Of rain is needed badly.
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ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

NoTicE; f hereby siSsa, 'h.i q = AZ az
isiratiop ppn Aha ss,ateoi Franhlin n. Brown.
deceased. late Of tbs, County of jsfIarsoe, md
State Of Kansas. we're issped 10 the undersigned
by the Probate Court of said County and Site.
All persons having claims egains, said ssr,ts Ars
required 10 exhibit thep tor allowance within one
yenr from the date Of said letters, OF they may be
precluded somsay benefits a ssid estuie, a,id i,
such claims DO MOI exhihited within three years
from the date Of said letters, thcy will bs forever
bartcd.ls u % ALEX fHENDEkS( "
rs. Nv % ida i ~, nai Admihis,rs,er.
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Tie Mil,

Mr.. Sproul tells " that the mill here
is nov in thorough repair. and ready
Cor the nasutaeturs Of 6our or corn
neal; and he ear warrant the work
done hereafter. Her'ofore. the machin-
cry snd bars we're notzin good trim.
twt nov are in prime order. so that the
bex, Of fi.,ar sill be made. Bring in
your afsi-
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ET The session Of The County Boar !.
tasted but oue>day. and was. principally
taken up in the discussion Of Road 10.
cations Tut two of the Commissioners.
Messrs. Barnes and Jamison, present.
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VNDrx.-four communication just
now withheld for reasons We will ex-
plain when We see you. Thanks for the
good words. As the article will not
spoil by keeping. We design 10 use i. at
no distant day. e
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r. Wheat harvest is over. and the
farmers are getting their grain shreshed
preparatory to bringing o'milll The
crop is larger than ever before. and the
Ssain.- 60 far - We have beard,is uuus.
.sally plump and fair. I've may safely
call the yield . success this year.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, thai the CO. partner.
IN ship heretofore existing 'hstween the under
signed. in The mercantile bssiness % Ter the nami
and firm Of FINIcUA& TowxsExp,hss b.en dissoI.
we'd mutual consent. All peisohs owing the lat
firm will please Gait and settle immssisieay, and
these having claims against DO ssms Will present.
them for liquid alton. - -
.153!4w % aiAsi9i a. MS. FlNfCtyM. "
q June Goth, 1885. - uEaJ.S. TOWNSEND. =
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Tho Fourth It Winehae = .

We are tcld, by the friendsin Jeffer-
son, that the citizens Of that township
had avery pleasant time on the Fourth.
Some three or four hundred we're pre-
sent. the exercises passed off satisisc-
torily. the dinner was abund.nt add all
transpired in harmony. good order and
good feeling. - .,5. s.. nv
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b9% The corn crop never was SO
promising in this region as at present.
At this Time in the season. There is
more standing than over before, aud it
is in superb condition.
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~ Can any one tell Why there i,
SO much mystery connected With the
illness of the President? Is it another
affection Nike that which visited him at
the inauguration? "s - = y ~
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{ FARM FOR SALE.
me Nile oNorlh ef Oskalo,oosaa,

OGea yl!f NOflh al. USkalO0Sa,
CONTAINING 80 acres, Of land. ol
~ which 80, acres are in cultivation
enclosed with .a.good rail fence. On
the premises ARE, aiJqg dwelling con-
tlainilg three Toops,sa good wsn' Of
water ip the yard, and . small orchard.
which will bear fruit Ahis season. 20
acres Of this farm Is ~, good bo,soa
l'pd as any ip the State. Timber, and
stone, on the tract sufficient iof, use.
Possession can ia. given iinusdiats)y.
lnqsire1of lshe undsf,igsed asc,bs atass
Of Carson 4 Rrqih@.yd b.sed,syo ssu
239'H. aTo.L g.sy BIB. CARSQNsIb.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. -.gB.
HEADQUARTERS r4th Regt K. S. N.

TUSCALOOSA. June l5ih.. 1865.
Commanders OF Companies and de-
tachmenis Of companies Of the 4th
Reg. X. S. NJ, will Immediately make
copies Of the muster and Pay Rolas Fo
their respective commands for service
on the Border in the Battle Of West
port" Oct. 1864. and attach their aft
davit 10 said rolls. and forward them &c
the acting adju,ans. At Oskaloosa. in or
der that lhe claims may b forwarded
to the Auditing Board. susl va ri
Blank rolls, also blanks for property
lost. and subsistence furnished, can be
had by calliog at my Office in the Pos
Office, at Oskaloosa. $3.50
BY order Of WV. D. MCCAIs.F
o, Col. 4th Regt. IS. n. ~
Attest, NJ. r. DurroN, Act. Asst. Adjt
<o0 f-.t. ~,
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DeEM direct particular ai'e,tion to
thu advertisement, Of Mersr<. An.lony
Il e., sol Broadsay, N. Y, IN .Li-
nunsber. Their materials, atsap's elc
arr \ smber one.
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Yea' Adrertise,uents.
{ Special Announcement.
f. &H. +. ANTHONY 4 co.
CORN MANUFACTURERSO OF sI bif.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL,
-i'eAD" sol Broadway NY
sol Broad way. N. Y.

In addition to our mein bminess Of PHo1o.
oIAPHrc MxfHaIAIs, We are Headquarters foI
the tollOsinS viz; n nog as ynrni ~ 5gi4
Slereoscopes & Stersoscopic Views,
or which we have an immense assortment. In.
GLIDING War Scenss, Amsrican and Foreign Cities
and Landscapes, Groups StatuaIy, etc etc. AL;
90, Revolving Stereuscopes. for public OF private
exhibition, Dur Catalogue will be sent 70 any
address on receipt Of Stamp, 49,. :.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-07-08
RIVER. PRICES.

The motto Of -Livs and Let Live" will govern
US incur dealings. p ,-r,l9srsqt IA eyjs
Call and sec ps before purchasing
elsewhere, at our new stand on the
south side Of the Public square. QUE
door west Of y. B, Crson 4 Bros store.
ss7-a COY BROTHERS.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-07-08

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pf glossy hair. will please read Tho card o(Tuos.
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