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

The Oskaloosa Independent common
ced its sixth volume with the issue oil
the 26th, 1t is, as its name indicates,
independent. and the editor writes what
he believes with great vigor and earn.
estness. This is the kind We like. We
wouldn't give q 6g for a regiment of
nanny -pamby editors, that never make
an assertion. or take . position, unless
they have received the cue from some
supposed higher acknowledgements
five.
We do not often copy the remarks of
our contemporaries with reference to
ourself. but the foregoing contains good
sense aside from the notice Of this ps.
per. 1t expresses what We hope to see
prevail every where on the par, Of the
press-a feeling Of independence, a cut.
ting loose from dic,atorial influences
and stand above the sycophantry
which looks up to some one who may
chance to have position. as though man
hood we're cot superior TO al Office or
elevations. We are glad
that We can heartily endorse the Con-
sentative for months past. It's present
editor is gentleman and scholar, and
it is worthy the confidence and patron
age Of an intelli gent public.
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Quarterly Meetings.

The quarterly meetings Of Oskaloosa
add Cnsshopper Falls circuits will be
held in unison in the grove Of Benz.
Underwood, Eve miles northwest Of
this place. commencing on Thursday af-
ternoon next. at 5 O'Clock.
1t will be Basket meeting. and all
members and friends from both circuits
are cordially invited to attend. 1t will
continue over the Sabbath. Bring your
baskets well filed for . good stay. and
enjoy the meeting. Let all come.
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Order Of Publication.


Order oil Publication.
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vii, Ls no,;ce ,b,, Jnr.es s Townsend Of To-
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the IA endan,s S.,,;ac foy,h ,ha, an The ss,h
day III Decemher a. n is6a one AImeda Srv.Il
the then Ia wtul wife Of said defendant, lanes s.
we'll vas sei.ed In fee s,,nnle III the t1h m s,
nat nj the loIIow,iov InnJ s;,n,,s in ,,,e Conn,v
~ i, 0ersan. STAT ot Kansas ,.r,;.u,a,iv d.s.
cr;bed .s follows. ~ viii Commencing q, . ,c;n,
ON the western boundary Of The north .e,s, du.r
Tor ~ \ ~ sec,,n e;yb;een 1S, ,ovn.h;n orva,
n ~. Of range seyenis en- M. l,r,v one and one.
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Bows Of the Eleventh Home.

Several members of Co. D. of the
nth regiment reached home during
the week. They are all exceedingly
glad to get away from the plains and
the Indian war. They do not regard
the sands and winds of the plains. hard
diet and Indian fighting ~ good for the
health or splits. We are pleased to
welcome the boys back, and see them
looking so we'll. They are to be dis
charged and paid of in q few days.
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WOODEN WARE.
Administrators Notice

NOTICE Is here' 'Givs". ,hsr - ih~ - dsy
~ Of August, A. d. 1865 s~ftcrs al a.i,n,ui1-
Matioa upon he essas~ II mos. T. HSsvnras,
deeesssL laie u rke e. my e D. z .ssssn. Stro
II Kansas. were iseu q "a b. u { Is..rst ~ -
Pschrse Court Of said County sno SAFE All
persons wing claims against -ssI ssss;- srs Ne
CURED 10 exhibis them Tor ala,sa,s,s wisi,in on
year from the dale oi said trr, - ~ Thy Ny
b prectu.Sed tn any Sess 81 IT - o, sse; ana
II such eisims lie no. - x,i is,i within sineo
years from Oh. ,,aie II sd ies'e.s. thy WiIl -
hseveT barred E.v WIlHEl.m,.
36i 3~S 81 Adm niNv 40.
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MErEoRs.-Our exchanges Of Leav-
enworth and Lawrence speak Of brilliant
meteors recently seen in the vicinity Of
their respective cities. A very brilliant
one passed over the eastern portion Of
our town on Sunday evening. with a
long train following it. 1t was in ap-
pesrance, at the nucleus, three inches
in diameter and very brilliant. Its
course from west 10 east, or rather
north -eastwardly. 1t made quite 6ue
display.
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VALUABLE RECEIPTS.
Ed,tr Of The hadepenSens :

Edstr 81 The hDdepenSens
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These Teceipts ore vaashe Ia both old and
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All applications answered. v retupn mail with
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Fresh Beef, Veal, Etc. /!

THE undersigned has resumed the
Butchering business. and is prepar-
ed 10 supply the public with FsEsH MEAT
On Saturday Morning
of each week. at the old stand on the
west side of the Public Square in o.
kaloosa. All yon ia town and country
Who want fesb meat. come on. l will
sell a. low as can be afforded.
June Esd, 1865. j. Wise.
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E Co. N. 9Th regiment. X. V. G.
IN which are some twelve of our boys.
has been ordered out on the palms.
We think it is too bad 10 send the
brave fellows out there after al their
hardships fighting the rebels.
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Order Of Publication

Order Of Publicsticn.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY ov JEFFERSON. s.
In the District Court Of the Thin, JwIici,I Dis
srict OF the State o! Kansas sitting in said Co.n
ty at Jefferson.
Casander kingSbury. riain,if Is.
Edward kingsbury, Defendant.
ION the ss've nsme Edward Kingsbury, are
6eresy notified. that sait plaintiff Cossuder
hngsbury. has filed her PETITION in the atDvc en-
eued sui against you, in the above mentioned
| court, whsrein SAID salt j. n w pending The
substance oi VIII oh said petition is that said
piaintiH o~ssa .sde, resides IN said County and
STATE 'nd TIA: she has been Resident of aid
state ior and during tie year next before n. time
o. ing said petition in the fiire of the Clerk OF
the said court; aud that on or abvu- the 10th d.v
Vi October. A. 1850. saId plaintiff was mari.
ed !" yoa, anc that haretofors, aud more Than
year before the commencement OF this said NIT
10 WI on tn 9TH day ut February. A. D. 1880
yon "illtuiiy. aesentec yourself from said main
I'm anu have remained wiiifuIly abseu, from hey
ever since, and siiii do, and have been wiIIfn,Iv
a.se.t ron nef 'os more Than year last east ::
AMI mat yeu have grossly neg lee ted and sill con
tInue grossly Ia neglec, Your duty a a husband
to SAID TlaintHf, and thai you and >s,d nI.iuf;H
nave Two children OF yours, namely, David d.
kingsbury, aged shout I3 wears. and Ch,,Je, "
king.bury. aged about 10 years.
An' ven are further not f. d. that the object
and prayer Of said petition and sait X that saia
piAin'ih may be divorced rom you, aud that She
&c restored to her maiden name OF Casander Dur
bin ard that snM plaintiff NAV have the en-,o.
dy, c"rs'sno education Of said cbi.rcn .ecrred to
her and tha, >he may nave such other and Err,h.
or Iei,rf IN The prem ises lsr case NAV r,anire
and sh- b. ensited to.
And you are further notified, that you are re-
gnreo I" answer said petition on or before tbs.
10Th dsy OF October, A. D. 1866.
Dated this 18th day OF August. A. D. 1866.
CLOUGH & WHEAT,
-'o-'wsl'2s Attorneys ior Plaintiff.
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We haze . good supply of new Wood
Type. Job Type and Cuts. snd are pre-
psred to do ali kinds of job printing on
short notice and in good style. Bring
in your orders.
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SaDeo>A
EDITOR IxDErExDEHr. Your well
known position on all such questions
and matters, emboldens me TO ask: Why
did the Commissioners allow the bill of
Judge Spalding for $500 20 in the face
of the decision Of the District Cour,
disposing of that subject?
TAXPAYER.
We cannot answer the inquiry
When We learned of the action of the
County Board. We were completely as
founded. 1t was like ''clap Of ,hun-
der from clear sky" There is no
possible ground Of justification for the
action of the Commissioners. It was
unvarrantabIe: it vas unjust to every
taxpayer of the County. 1t was set
ting . precedent of the most dangerous
character-openinx vide. indeed, the
gate of corruption. But for all this We
think the Board did not design to do
wrong. II Was IN oversight. One that
should hot have been made. truly. yet
ne think i, was without intention TO do
wrong on their part. and We have no
doubt they will reconsider their &C
ton and undo the wrong at their mex,
meeting.
We were astonished that Judge Spal-
ding presented the bill. We never
dreamed of the possibility of such .
thing! As County Attorney he is the
legal adviser Of the Board, e. c6feio.-I
Hence il was his imperative duty. when
such bill came before that body. to
instruct them that they had no right to
pass IT, The District Court had acted
upon that very bill. and decided that the
$500 90 must take the course OF other
costs. and be collected from the parties.
10 the face of this decision. as binding
ss any thing can be upon both the At
torney and the Board. Judge SpaldiDg
presents the ue,y identical bill upon
which the decision Of the District Court
Vas passed. and asks the Board TO allow
IL! What would be thought Of JUS
iice Of the Peace reversing the decisions
Of the higher courts! Yet this action
is exactly Of the same nature. Il is the
act Of lower court setting aside the
decisions Of higher. There 10 no ap-
peal from the District Court to the
County Board; the appeals are all the
other way. Yet Judge Spalding re-
serses this order. His act is contempt
Of the higher Court. open and palpsble.
and ppblushipg. Well may an intelli-
gent people be astonished and indignant!
When ne formerly called attention to
this matter. Judge Spaldipg told us and
others. in explanasioa Of oas fessnre of
The bill. that that item Of go wss Gin
adveria"sly put 10 the BILL" and he did
not design that it should base beep
there. Yet. after this remark. he comes
forward With the yams bn, that item
remaining snexpunged. and presses it
ihrough ths Board. in violation Of the
decision Of the District Court aud his
pane dsty in the premises Sndsr flat
A'''s's. He cannot plead "issdvsrt-
asss' 70 THE case. and the action he
ne taken looks any thing bat favorable.
We direct The attention Of Jsdgs Gil
cnr''t 70 tbis matter. and doubt not he
-" 'sss such aeiion - win yindieats
Ne nights aud dignity Of bis Court.
We bsl'sys ihis ease is vitbou. . par
se'eh u IL With the deepest main ne
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SW. H. ROBINSON, Dentist, is slii..
in town, bat will remain only few days
longer. Those in need Of his profess
rional services should call soon.
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TM0s. r. FENLON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,

Will practice 10 the Courts Of Jr6srsca
County.
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MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We invite the attention ri Merchants, Bank
ers. Manufacturers. Hosei Keepers. &c, 10 ON
facIlities Tor The manufacture of the hes, ind.
of Ledeers. Journals Day Bo ks Invcics Books
Shipping Receipts Sales i;eots, Hotel Registers
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-20
FROM RIoumoND.

We have received Richmond papers az
late as the l4th. Their news has been
anticipated already BY our kilograms of
Saturday morning last. Among the House
of Delegate proceedings in the Di,pate6
newspaper we notice the following:
Mr.. Hunter, of Berkeley, presented the
following preamble and resolution, which,
being objected to, lies over under the rules {:
"WHRnEAs tho time has arrived whom every man
capable Of bearing ArmE should DO In the military
"ReSO'rsd, That all members Of the General Az
Sembly, whose physical condition will enable them to
perform active military duty, will enter the service
Immediately after the adjournment Of this body,
aud continue therein, except whom engaged in the
performance Of other public duties ineomP0tAble
with such service"
Bills were taken up on their third reading.
A good many were tabled. The following
were passed:
The bill providing compensation for the
Governor, Judgea and other officers OF
Government, in lieu of the compensation
now allowed by law. THE bill increases
the Governors annual pay to twenty thous
and dollars, aud the Judges OF the District
Courts in proportion.
The bill aPPrOpriating two millions Of
dollars to provide for the purchase and
distribution OF cotton, cotton cloth and cot,
ton cards among the people Of the State,
was read the third time aud tabled.
There are some people, who still doubt.
full Of the issue of tho war, profess to be.
lioVe that Napoleon will interfere in behalf
of the South, ere she is compelled to lay
down her arms. The rebels lhsmselvs
discard any such an idea.- They are abau
douiDg all hope of foreign aid. Upoi
this very point the Dilpotth editOrializei
thus:
We regret to see. here aud there, {
Confederate newspaper sIill holding on
the idea Of roreigo intervention, ira
England aud France may become involved
in this war before 1t 10 over, is possible
but there are no indications OF ouch Ar
event ct present. The new feature q,
this sensational rumOr is, thatsa portion
only Of the States having participated in
the late Presidential election, the fact O,
separate organization is thus practically
proved. We wonder that any body can SIM.
pose the Intervention of European powsrs
depends on any question Of right, Justice
law faith, or any other earthly considera.
ton except their own interests, OniToi.
ism Was exploded among individuals soms
centuries ago. and il never did exist anonp
governments. Imagine Louis Napoleon
OF Lord Palmerstou, putting on coat d
mai Sno mounting war horse, to right the
wrongs OF distressed nations. Each q
those old gentlemen has large family <
his oWO to attend to, and neither time no,
lneIlnalon 70 waste in knight, errantry.
1t distFesaes the Richmond papers 1
great deal to thiuk that while gold is go
ing up there it going down in New York
They are very splsnstio abO1, it. Z
The RzaHNiasr thinks that Sherman MI
not A'Te to advance into North CarOlins
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Wa are in the receipt Of several commu-

VIZ are in the receipt of several commu-
uicalions from soldiers enlisted to the credit
of Preston and Upshur counties, complain
ing Of the way they have been treated in
the matter of promised or expected boun-
ties The sum and substance of these Lett
tiers is that many of those enlisted are the
victims of broken faith. We have not room
to publish, each Communication in full =
They would over run our columns. We
trust that the good people OF each of those
counties are willing to do what is right by
their soldiers. 1t seems to be difficult
matter for each county to give perfect sat-
isfsction in the matter of bOunues. We
observe in our exchanges that complaints
and ordinations are the order of the day
almost everywhere.
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or to 60 further north than Columbia. His
object, it says will be to take Charleston
next, and make that base for his raids
over the State. The rebel papers ought to
be Disguised by this time with their pre-
dictious about Sherman. They have full
minated for weeks, ever since he left At
lanta, but he has advanced all the while
Their Chinese gongs will not deter him
from further advances. The Ezamipsr
publishes the following extract from the
Columbfs, co. Guardian, as showing
the spirit prevailing against Sherman:
Whilst panics are always to be avoided,
it is at the same time proper that the peo.
pie should have q just appreciation of the
dangers which threaten them, in .oTder that
due preparation may be made to meet
those dangers. The hour has come when
every man capable of service must take his
place In front Of the enemy. We have a
force Sufficient to meet and check Sher
man, If thatforce be properly used and all
used. A calm determination sail that 10
requisitei and without it our State may
meet with the fate which hefell Georgia.
Sherman, elated by his recent successes,
of course feels confident of marching
through South Carolina. Doubtless he
entertains conqueror's contempt for the
opposition he may meet. We are Willir &
that he should hug the delusion to his
heart, as his fall will be the greater when
his disgrace comes upon him; for we, too,
indulge q feeling of confidence in our
strength, based upon far different and
much greater grounds.
Sherman's army entered this State With
threats openly and de6Antly made OF the
vengeance which should mark his march.
South CaroliniAns are not to be intimids.
ted by the fnlminations Of q brutal foe,
and we are mistaken il South Caroliniaus
have forgotten how to treat the insolence
of the hireling.
We should like to know how many acres
of just such stuff about the ''hirelings'
has been written by the rebel editors. Aud
what has it all amountedst The shire
lings" are. not scared ore driven off by it,
and if the "Southern heart" is fred up
by such Objurgations. Sherman's men are
apparently none the worse off. They
march along as if they we're exploring q
new country. The mighty kingdom Of
South Carolina does not open up and
swallow the invaders. The Chi7alry bio.
viste and race round like SO many Bonn,
bates FEriosOs, busi Sherman drives them
back all the while. By the time the Yam.
KEGS get done with South Carolina, her
wonderful ere. eating organs will wonder
what has become of her.
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HOUSE oFpEBEaArns.g I
SATURDAY, FEB, Il

Prayer by the Rev. D. W. Fisher.
Mr.. MoGreW, from the COMMITTEES on
Taxation aud Finance, reported adversely
70 the resolution in regard to insurance
and express companies. and in reference to
the :rstunding Of money to Thos. Corral,
Also, adversely TO the resolution asking
the aPPotntment OF q commissioner in GER.
tain counties 70 value lands. Rs the matter
is already provided for by law.
Mr. Gather, from the Committee on Ed.
ucatiOn, reported that It is iuexpedient To
legislate upon the subject Of the petition u
citizens OF MonougAlia county, asking the
establishment of . college At MoERantoWn.
= Mr.. Slack, from the Committee on Road
and internal Navigation reported adversely
20 me petition Askt9G an appropriation for
talo creek, end 10 the petition of eit;zsns
OF Marshall county asking the establish.
ment OF Terry. Also, adversely to the
resolution Of MF. Chnpline, asking he S,S.S
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PARTIES who have lately been East tell
us that there is every prospect OF great
Influx of oil adventurers into the State in
the spriDg. Not few have bought and
now hold lands on the strength of this
Supposition. 1t is expected that almost
every eligible spot will be gobbled up at
big price by hosecoming. The oil fever
Is wonderful malady just at present.
Apparently there is no abatement Of it.
1: makes no odds that regular trade is stag
nsnt. The Oil busiuessts not looked upon
as played ont, and there are plenty Of
greenbaoks itching for investment in spec
ulatiVe chances. Every now and then a
new we'll is struck. and the fact is bla.
zoned among the petroleum items in the
Eastern papers, whereuPOn fresh furore
arises for oil lands. Boring will be pros
ecuted extensively as soon as the weather
opens, and more wells will probably go
down within this year than in all the years
since the excitement commenced.
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TEE tremendous and unexpected out
pouring of recruits ready to enlist, ss Wit
messed in our streets during the last week,
shows that the able:bodied population of
the United States is still long ways from
exhaustion. No call of the President since
the summer of 1862 has been answered in
such overwhelming numbers. Over in
Ohio we are told that similar sights are to
be witnessed in many of the towns. Men
crowd in, anxious to be sworn in. The
probability is that the call for 300 900 men
will be fully answered the country over BY
the frst of March. Complaints about
quotas seem to have suddenly stopped
short, and the people are at work filling
up the ranks, leaving all debate about JUS
tico and Injustice to subsequent time.-
Such ready response will have it's eff,
teOt upon the rebels. They may aft
feet to sneer at our bOuntiss, and
satirlze our "bireliDgs" as they call
our soldiers, but their hearts are as heavy
As lead by reason Of what they see going
on in all these loyal states just now. They
see "three hundred thousand more" COM
ing, and such mighty host added TO those
already confronting and invading them,
eUgenders a very smOthering sensation
even at the present distance.