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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05
Delaware Lands

In reply to an editorial in the Con
serrotice asking for information IN re.-
erence 10 the Reserve lands. Sam.
Denman says that the land Office FOR
the sale of the Railroad lands etc. v as
opened in Lawrence on July Isl. and
full information upon all matters relating
to the said lands will be readily furnish
ed by him.
There are two or three things here
that need explanation. First, il a mat
ter of so much importance, and upon
which all facts should be made public,
why was the Conservative IN ignoranee2
Why were not all the facts II reference
to the lands published in that or some
other leading paper any paper would
open lis columns free for such a state
meut, as the whole State is interested
in the subject. Why, then, this con.
cealment? this keeping everything in
the dark? Are The managers Of the
Railroad Company afraid TO put their
names 10 any statement? Ii they wish
to sell those lands, Oiy d. they not
publish to the world The fact and their
terms of sale, as other Companies do?
Why do this thing in the dark?-in q
corner?
Again: 1.-THE land Office for the sale
of these lands was not opened until the
first Of July. why were the settlers dri-
ven off for no. purchasing previous to
July. or before the opening of an Office
for the sale Of The lands? Was that all
q sham? Or was it rascality?
II Denman has any information worth
nything. why does he not communicate
it to the settlers
II the Company really wish to sell
the lands, why do they not employ an
Agent in whom the settlers have some
contradictions who has not wheed-
led and deceived them SO often.
II the Company is honest, the inter
ests of the settlers and their interests
are the same. The settlers went upon
the land % purchase ii-ss a rule-and
because the railroad was goirg through
the Reserve. II the road should fail
the settlers would be greatly disappoin
ted. They want the road; il is Of the
FIRST importance to them. They have
never fought against the Company, as
such, bat sgainst its cruel and tyranpical
acts as perpetra,ed throdgh Denman.
They have been deceived, lied 20. vince
died, swindled and maltreated 10 an in
human manner; and ii is these acts OF
which they complain.
And after all these prosecutions for
not purchasing the land-endursd for
ASss years-ths information is nov
made public. That the Office for the sale Of
the lands Was not opened un,ilshe first
Of July, or about Eve weeks agol Is
hany wonder these menrefuss to trus'
such . set Of double dealing fellows
without guarantee that they will not
DC robbed or sviadled Of eli they invest
10 the lands while under such manage
meat! AS soon rs the Company deals
larry and honorab!y. the settlers viii
De on hand. All they ask is fair deal |
'og And an assurance that when they
pay Tor Tier land it VIII be theirs.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05
School Meeting,

At the annual school meeting on last
Saturday, Messrs t. Critchfeld. H. F.
Woolley and P. Wis. were elected as
Directors for the ensuing year; Mr..
Woolley Clerk. 1t is good board.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05

RArN.-On Wednesday. that night
and Thursday morning we had another
heavy fall of rain. A par. Of the time
the showers were gentle and the water
principally absorbed BY the ground; but
for awhile on Thursday morning early,
the rain came down in heavy torrents,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05

@ The late rains did conside rable
damage to the railroad between Wyan-
dotIe and Lawrence. Aud it will al
ways be SO. A railroad running near a
river, crossing oil streams close to their
mouths, must of necessity suffer with
every heavy rs.in. The road sIong the
haw valley will ever be an expensive
one to keep 10 repair Had the Com
pany run TO Leayenworih, and from that
peint straight to Topeka, The road would
have been kept in repair at less than
half the expense it viii require on the
bottom lands. We pointed these things
out aHd demonstrated the facts four
years ago. But wisdom did not govern
the councils Of the Company in their
acts.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05
.so DR.. I. 3. TALBOT'S
Medieatcd Concentrated
I 0ineappIe Cider.


Tbs prorrielor hrs known for lopg tine ;h.
very beueilcial results ars = from tie use If this
valuable remedy. and has been 1daced 10 place
Il before the plois. Tor ~ benefit u suffer ny hl-
mainly, II. sI iaerea-s the sirers H. give Wig
or ana scion 70 iae sys.sHs, ana regulate ises-
uon. Taken internally 10 pans o. all kinds,
liz ,oothies and quoting effect Is astonishing
pr. wilcox, az eEAinelg plysleial, EN- pIoyed
u Nilh saesi success N tseating Fever, Dy spep
NerToG, 8fectians. Weakness, Disease Of the
Henr. Stemaet ssd Bowels Delicate Females
"1l had Y "a sxceAln MT Eeplesy Tor u their de-
-qFess re n.laienis- 4 nsys- lsIls - eeye Sesy
Gus rsslors, WaksigiLess, &c. I.s'ilcs nare
-isIa hi astie.e " b great success 70 IL Ighten
shelT COZ and besuiy. !. IiDpasis eheer,ali,es-
Q the sYositea, x bTiBla.eg - iae comps xion
To Travellers i OF iue- iisnabie value. ,:efc the
water l. hAely 10 vary ID quality aud tendency.
PessSns N any parl OF the country may adopt
Hwiiir tie u''sas, confidence as 9 er,ey, cfica-
cious restorative ese
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05
District Court.

The called session of the District
Court for this Judicial District COM
mences mex, Monday. The main object
is to try the prisoner now in Jail.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05

g For delicious soda water go 10
R. ]. Browns Drug Store, opposite the
Mansion House. when you are in the
city.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05

DIED ON Friday the 4th inst. in
this place, KATE COLEMAN, infant daugh-
ter OF Rev. L. F. and Kate Walden. -
The funeral will take place at the Nj.
E. Church to morrow Saturday at
o clock ?. NJ.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05

Re- The School Meeting on Saturday
voted TO issue bonds to the amount Of
$4,000 to build School House.
Right. We need a'house and must have
one. ai-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05

re- The late rains have injured the
wheat in shock and in stack to some ex-
tent in this region. We think. howev-
err, no, 10 a very heavy amount.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05
Corn-Potatoes.

Our market should by this time be
fully supplied with green corn and new
potatoes, yet but few have made their
appearance. We should be pleased to
see supply come forward. VIII some
OF our readers bring us in few dozens
of corn and few bushels Of potatoes?
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05

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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-05
Administrators SAL


Estate Of Ewin. !, Aoxley deceased.
N pur- uanee OF an o.des o: the Probst, he c cor,
oi jefferson County. STA oi Ia Isas mails a, ,be
July term, l. d. 1855, ..li sell At pabIio A,,e-
tion 10 The highest biddes. for the saen If ,se
aso,sei NE said Ew.ag L Moxley. deceased, On
the Court House c,ies' "a .'fe viiee. Il rs -,
lf -nsi County, at -sseb ei0ek. = u o! szsl ssv
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I. russ LEtia IA sais Ssunfy. 8ls-hszs tie en-
chase n.oigey ihe!ea. = - FAD !. sl...ss q -
esen IAeii af;shs aAtsl ssfl s.ss r,lssa
uao anu payable sE tie hsss Sag = F,szc.s<x,
A. y. soc, vita inssfssg q tic ss.a i -, s. !
cent. pr aaRus. ard zceure. hssssfs a. ..zfii..
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-20

In addition N onr msin business q Pic
roGRArHc MATERIALS. we are Hesdquar.
ferS fnr IN following. viz:
STEREoScOpES AND sTEREOScOPIc
VIEWS.
OF these We havr "a immense sssrtfmenf.
Including Wsr Scenes. A n,erican and For
eirn Cries aid Landscapes. Groups, Stats.
a'y. &C. &C. Also. Revolving Sterecscopes
for puhiic o. private exhibition. Our Csfs-
ingue will be sent 70 any address 90 reeispt
OF stamp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-20

We we're 'he fret % Introduce these into
the Uni'ed States. and We Manufacture i'm
mensa quantities ~ great variety. ranring
in pr'r~ from 50 cents 10 $50 each Our
ALBUMS hsva the reputation oi being
superior il beauty and durability 10 any
Other. They viii be sent BY mail. free. on
receipt Of price.
1FFinc Albums made to order N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-20

J, a SPLEsDiD PRoGgAxNE oF Ld-ERARs
NovELrlEs. consisting 81 brilliant ana ~
ltertaininr Stories, Poems. nrariirsi r.
cei0is. ard other N susehold Matrrrs. Nil
our usual Msmmofh Fashion Plates. ara ~
,riegsn' array 81 the laiesr FASHIONS. ~,
shich we possess exfraOrdinsry n ciliiies.
xith over ten aYiiar-' worth ~ nsr.ul w
lsa-hiunshle fnl, liz. Patterns %, ladies snd
s~hiidr-n'- dress. md ful' three dsliTrs' surth
~ orininal Ma III ail oe given turing ~.
yfsr. together with constant snrces-inn
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protusey iIu<ratei will tine Enrrsvinps
presenting The mos. attractive, entertain
ing. urelsl and ariislir Mag sziae. il b. ~
Ffvl style i+r bindng. and lhe finest Monthly
lro~ published.
Siagl copies - cents Yrs-iy Sg
A package n Two dnll-rs worth. fnn -
fashionable Patterns. or : large. splDnsid
and srfisiic pnripr steel Engrsving N nre-
-en'sd - premium 70 esci. aud every sub.
scrIn4r single ~ IN cinhs
Two c0piss one year. - 30
Three copies one wear. 81
Five copies one wear l1 or9
Ten COPIES one wear ~ o.
Also. splendid premium with each rinD.
besides The 6rst premium 20 each subscriber
A club Of two. a. SO each. secures . grid
pen. dress ELEVATOR, or Mme D4moress's
system Of dress cutting 10 both subscribers.
~ beautiful phosocrs phic slbum, ~ Peter
sons Or Arihnr's Magazines
a club 81 three, large album or Godey'sI
Marnzine.
For club Of eight. Wrbster's large Die
tionsry.
For ,hir'y-fve. a Wheeler & Wilson's
sewing machine.
FIR eighty. melodenn.
For one hundred. Mason s. Hsmlin's Or
rsn.
For two hundred and seventy. q large o. <
gan nr new Piano.
These ierms are more favorable fhan or
Tered bv snv other publication. single
ropies 81 he Magszine mailed free on re-i
reipt ~ ne price. Back numbers - speri-
mems. 10 cpnfs Address
WIN. JENNINGS nEMOREST.
No 20 Beckmsn-st NY.
The most appropriate and seeeptsbIe
Present would Be- years sab-cri pion 10
lhi- model Magazine
dec. 3ls', 1864.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk HEKRy A. HoLrEArs.
Auditor -THE0reKE ScxDERkASs-
Tressnrer-E SrffEEsso~.
Recordrr-Aueusr LiTscHcr.
Shenif-HEsRy MxusrkL-
coroner--J q. ALlEx.
Surveyor WILlIAn&
wv. A. GKEEs.
X VI DAVIS. Commis<ionen.
q. NIEHzrs-
OFFICERS or RsisFKirCE TOWNSHIP.
Justices Sebssiisn Kuebier. W. Monroe
r. Brelsge
Trustee-M Keefer-
consrables-A. Eekert. H. Erthofrn
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WARRANTED GOLD PENS.

Our name (AnERIcAs GoLD Pas ca. n
X J i stamped on III our is' qo.ii'y Pens
ana the points are wsrransed FOR Fix months
except against accidents Our secno
quality Pens, are s'smped THE NATION
Al PEN. With the initials Of our firm "a.
Y. 4 Go , and are care 'uiiy made. having
the sane points - or frs, quslirv Pens,
the o0ly great difference being ia the quail
iiy Of the Gold.
Gold Pens. lst and "a quality in
Solid Silver Extension CASKS.
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GO LID Pen S
FOR TEE MILLION

Pens 70 Snit the Hand. and Pens
70 salt the Pocket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-20

Onreceiet o. the following sums. we viii
send. BY mail. or ne directed, Gold Pen 81
Peas. selecting the same according to the
description, nameiy.
Gold pens. in silver plated extension
cases. with pencils.
Fer 81 No 2pen. Tor 81 25. No pen; Tor
~ 81 No pen; for So No. 5 pen; Tor
81 20 No. 8 pen.
These pens are stamped THE IMPERIAL
PSN, and are well fLisaed and fine wrl,
'ng Gold PENS. with good sridiom points.
although they are unwsrrsnted, and cannot
~ exrnnuoed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-20

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AkEx in exchange forgoods. and the
= highest msrkel price given ~
Oct 80. 1853. Jos. FREAnuAs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-05-20
Important announcement
GREAT SALE

Watches. Chains. Diamond Rings. Gc
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH.
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ClRDpH0TOGRlpHs

Cur Catalogue ncw embraces over FIVE
THOUSAND different subjects 90 which
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loo VI jor- Generals. 55O Statesmen,
40 Bng Generals. 1870 nvin4s.
40 lenris. i25 Auihors,
loo Lieut. -Coioneis. ~ Artists
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80 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
5000 COPIES OF WORKS or ART.
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hrai+J Ergrsvine-. Paintings. Statues. Sc.
Cstalogues sem 30 rpcsia' N ~rnmp. 49,
order Or One Dozen PICTURES frnm rur
Catalogue Wil Be iilisd IN h. receipt MI
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Photographs sni others o-deria- goods
< q ID. viii place remit srensv Eve pr
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Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials
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NANHOOD: HDyy I,OaT
HOW REsTORED.

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The Drs, Gold Pens II the World
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-19
rNsTRUCTlOX.

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MUSlC-t3 FOR EIGHT LESSONS ON
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Apply al l12 West 9Sth ~ near Ith ave. sc
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T AIDES TAUGHT on SINGERS AND
- ". d VS. machines ect Tor 81 in family
seNluf, stitching GDd fanuti shirt nakIns. Recon-
mendtd 10 slOls. App.y a. NAV Allen 81 near De-
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AMlISENl IsNTS.

A cADEMY OF MUSIC
Under the .u,r &C. q , eemmitca q dis.nsni.hsS
citizens, .idsd By the generous
ALL THE MAS kGfRs, IN THE CITY,
And sustained by NE fo.lo-ins artists, 'hs Asvs
.AfrtES6GN AT O'CLOCK.
Tho distinguished comedian,
Mr.. 4 4. + ff6 S5ibiiIERAU
Winter, NJ sa,ts I'M Mi. Whecst NJ. Smith. NJ.
Dsaoti, Mr. Douglass, Mr White, Mia Bnns.-
San T FeSI .SSTf9c;6tSM RIsSsgFifFErts
" N tndn9 a. o. A pIILI ~ BI w. Ms
a 900, . "'l aXiii OF cRoIssY.
NJ. Geo. pfootc,, Mr.. q. W. Thompson and M.
EVENING s1r At y 2; o., 9C,cLock.
SERIOUS FAMILY.
Miss Macy WILL '"l G.s x ,rE NEWTON
NJ aE9 fhEESSAI{&S5% , y }ISr5 5iSGIhS
NM GusItpAyt,s GrARY and hi. daughter Mis-
NINA GEAkli In Musical Nelanso.
nh9?AST3sS f a lIISSsfTasd
-. Mil GNp Dan BRYANT
The petite comedy Of
Is lis JEAtOUs,
Mis- Jennie Clever, aud NJ. W H. Jsni.oS
F3r full particulars, see BIS.
Musical Conductor. ........,Mr jon. Cooke 100
RARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
1i,,sB rcslSNs., teiysen Spring and PRINCE street,,
risE u nJfIiE SEW YORK iifRAffb. TN
OF the d''hin' and aeSsSPPIisSh,,d Lqne'trienns
Nj" H kAFIIkEES 3 .,,SSE
The h'"'ni Ro HI'; SP T RTf" SS & h
Story Of the French Revolution.
rA, EVENING at1.',
The Romantic Spectacular Drama Of
Or, n. WILD S4 ii6RsE q rARrARn
and In 'H TsE IL i G DTsF f r
rIeyicu, g Drama Afternoon and Evening.
Mss ahriInIL I'm o'SEiL n her &c ebIs!ed
w.B. HARRISON, EStemporaneols SINCE
ruv ,22SStx E I, S ,O"oc3 GJRIQsITIEs,
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ys 0o.i%oTsms s,ces,f p,,c,n Learned zeal HsPpy
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ltth q, between sd and sth Avenues
MI ~ ArSIlN: ,:;:.,,... .DiIe,tor Of Amusemenu.
This EVENING, AT SO'CIOCK
MINNIE AT ~ O'CLOCK SATURDAY,
Ill NiNQ EDDIE, TUE CHILD WONDER
WILL Ascend A TIGHT ROPE,
CARRY A BOY ON MA SHOULDERS,
AND RIDE DASIilNH ACT
THE MARBLE srATUFs,
EIGHTEEN ACTS IN TIE RING.
RIGGS ON MR. BRIGGS. 500
THE GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
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h0cloof. Exhibitions are requested 10 remove their
sot d on Friday morning. Premiums will be award
ed thursday. 2GT
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MARKET SAVINGS BANK, NO So
w Hassu street. New York.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
Sot lith 1t, and S.h syenus--Open daily, from to
! j. "; Wcins.dA ~, and eniurdays, fIom 10 T..
81. SIX PEI cont. interest Iso from Government tar
Dep1sits nado on Or ueore oct, z0lh, will draw in
terc'ta tor'o. THOMAb CHRISIY, PreIt Il. II.
81 IL Soy. $3.50
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CASH MAKER WANTED-A YOUNG Man
- that has wo ked NJ tue Lusiuess ana would like
to inp. oys LIusef. AVp.f % ~ sixth eve, betw
4lst and Az sts, to PEI IA. uANANAGA l65
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BLAST RERS WANTED-AT The NEW
L buldinls on Sd ave aud Goth o., none but socie-
" need arpy; also a iss carpenters wanted,
highest va e. p,id. IS
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T ADlFS TAUGHT on SINGERS AND
- Wheeler 3 Wilson's machines, to hem, tuck,
sud fancy hrading. perfect TO- fl' and recommended
70 sht H. Machines TO lent at Ms THO dsONS. ll3
Won .lih d, betMeen IN md s.h aNenus.. R6S
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A LOT or SECONDHAND TlNMTNS'
1A'ooIs 'o' SAL" Apply sth.ra ntr, 70. ~ ,tg7l
T. REWEES II A 1T SCREENINGS, 'T
rehHIHHF5 Albany B,ancu B.rrc e,
!{hlCKs-FOR SALE a LARGE g. AATI.
Road. Ri
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-26
Nile serie. Vol l. ,a4, .m1 aIhbodauXs L. 20 Aout 1868: - auaGal =
] IIH25 hyi. 20 ITTC

Les. -erGanciers de la succession. de Eirmin.
Toups ct de Silvanie. Bergeron, decides, sont
requis de- presehtefA Observation-Disclosures, legale-
ment approuyees ct ~assermentees, au soussigne.
Les deli terTs, de la5aite succession sont egale-
mePtreqnis de Yenir rfgIler daasa Is. plus Pref
ddfelai, p@ossitsllesl 81 res !; yULES 81 Ias,
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