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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-20
Dick Taylor.


Nsto orleans, Nay 3, via Cdiro, Nay s.-General
A. y smith, with hi. command. occupied Mont
ronery, Alsbsma- on the 25,h ultimo, ard Gcneral
steele. selma on the 21th. General Candy met
Dick Taylor nnonn miles from Mobile, and opened
NEGOTIATIONS iot surrender Of the rrtcl forces.
Nothing decisive was determined upon, hut Taylor
ALLOW cd several DAYS to consider the prcpo'iton.
II ia believed that he has acc-dcd to the terms before
THE lie must have been Influenced to that end by
the sun cnicr Of Johnfion.
Washington. Nlv s.--omcla advice, It l. said
have been received here Of the sur-snlor By Gene
raj Dick Taylor OF the rohcl army recently under h'
command, the terms those granted to Ice
Ani johnston.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-20
The Feeling and Condition OF the Rebel
soldiers

baltimore, May Q. A gentleman who has Just ar
rived here from North Carolina reports that the rebel
TROOP surrendered by Gen Johnston are greatly de-
moralized. and nearly beyond the control OF their
oiaeers who striving to march them 10 their
poeivc states The officers have become the oil eets
Of intense hate, and II Ia much their lives ara
worth to venture away from the lines. quite num-
her have been murdered by their soldiers, who seem
" he tempted 10 murder them to Possession OF tho
email runs Of specie which the officers are undertoOi
10 possess. The rebel soldiers express inteusc feeling
agginst jeff. Davis and the various members OF hiS
Cabinet and there "a no doubt that u he any of
the esderr Of tho rebellion fall Into their hands they
will iare badly.
correspondent with General shcrman's army,
writing from Greensboro on the I'd instant says;
4 report reached here Yesterday that Augusta had
teen sacked by the rebels, and that II WAS feared
Charlotte would share the fate. The prime pal
ho'ol in Charlotte IL open. The proprietor receives
nothing but gold. The rebel officers In bad
for money, and using every means In their power
" set greenback' State money IL OF little account
Five dollars paid this morning at OF the hoter
here, In North Carolina money, tor breakfast. lhs
poor privstes ART trying TO work their way home,
lame max ed and hungry, dcspsed and loothed nv the
chivnry Tor whore dynasty thoy fought. have seen
lades who would oSt YOU TO two mortal hour bitter
invoctIvo against the Yhuks reure TO feed poor de-
lded fOo,--ofe rebel solterh while I mon soldiers
freely shared their bareback and coffee with them,
union officers hand them their lunches from theft
saddle baRs
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-20

grand csmpsign hnoo ths movement from Atlanta.
The hrave u,en ~ho have sccosnpishsd all this are
now about W return ~ tbc-r homes and they do
servo the heurtesi plAudiis If to people for the
noble worn they have rerfonned In the suppress
son Of tho grsi REBELLION.
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surrender OF Cooncr,s nnttnlion.

-. linus, NAY 9.--Nsjot CoOper's rebel battalion
one bundled and fifty strong, surrendered to heneth
6nnlborn, At Springfield, MO, on Saturday. They
took the ooth OF allegiance. Thirty Of Prices men
took the oath at Cro-svllo, day before yesterday.
ConeIdeIablo nnmhers are arriving at other polnn.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-20
Important from Texas.
The Rebellion TO be CODunucd.

Hardrd, May ga meeting was held ut Houston
on the I'D, alter the news OF the fall Of RicAmoni
aud surrender Of Lee had been received, at which
was resolved continue the rebellion, and the tel'
Mssiss pi department declared TO be full Of etouNa
and capable OF sustaining JED paFn Fc 90.
attack on tho coest was momen'a' IL expected .-
serters and ROBBERS sholnd in Uie ST." gV.t
and thieylDs-
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The Assassins.
Commence mrni Of the TrInls, Etc

Washington, Stag. g.-Ihe Court Tor tue trial Of
the coa,r.faor. concerned "a tho assAsslnation u
,..y,, Z ,,i ana a.. .,,.,, ,t s..,..t,,,i,, n,
i"''e"' I''''" NJ" ''' ''''i, WV ' W ''' ~
Secretary seward, tonSeded to-day pro yorWd 90 AZ
tspyc Al milo, and mode .s ,rore,I a in s.ld I.uitt
=. -.-,-,-..., - 49,. ,,,....,it,,..
II Is not yet determined "Ltlhtr tue pltec,dlhFs
ths he made public - he trial prugIeHes. The
,.t.,,.., t,,..I 4 tt.-,,i1 Gonna a. Atx.,o,,
P'''""'''' Ds''" - Ha'i"'4' "'"'' " N'N''''"
Lewis Payne :. u. Arnold, Michael NclAughlin,
so,,,,.i Ma, md Al 3 Surrntt ON tclnr brou.ht
- 49, . A.. -. -,
before the Military 'oihi"irsloh to-uAN "e'' askel
whom they tesiioI to select counsel, when they
-. =, - .,.i,...,o... ,t.,..,,.
""ii''u "' ''''"'"f h''''N
Harold named Mcrrfr. fI'l. stone JNcph IL
Bradley and j. VI CarIrle.
t.,,, ,,,,.5 NJ No.or c,r,,bcu NJ p,it,,o,s
lNh' hN'''u vi h'.o" '''' ''''''' VI ''''''o'''
M, Slrrar nance Hon. Ecycrdy JohnsOn aud
Mr. william, " al'sc. kim
-. 80 ,
Hainu'l hidu hhh"I M h'pcit Jahcs b'cn| OF
baltimore
m. - ..!.-. ~, --. ,.--....,
luz ''"'' P'''oue'' u'u NOV "Ai''' 'ou"s.'
An \rre.t In PourhIye ,p.ie
FOuJhkeSpse, May 9.-ltole rt =. Coke, said 10
hayc L,,1 tho trgp,i,tor NJ a nriyete hou.e nj ~
Ca,herinc. C.n.d, 4, hsrs br a, Ji,,crrn, time. p.
Gently entertained Sanders Tucker and others, wa.
or,o.,od Ia, ,,,, ,,. ,,i. ,.,t, H., pr,o., N,r.h,i
Johns;on Of the l2th District, uudcr an order nom
Gen. Dix and conveyed TO New York.
iBy H1il
1y..,i,,,o, oor,,.t.,,t,ut of tbc pbiadcl,hIa
lN2t iuEs save;
The tfal, mr.. To 10 in the penitentinry building ut
,hs Afs,rnl Wbcre ths r-ilina's .r. oontiuad in
chains and Ia soperste cells ,iudge Adye ate Holt.
IN p.este at the Court hich will e ranged around
iony table un,u tho north sie IL the room prra.
lei 10 II Will IL. the tah,r for the official repofter~
viii ic -vorn and viii reduce the test uluny each
d.v In writtng Sert 10 Tho uhonogrpi.ir l. tnhic
nr tho bers,it al rut mol shnu.u AM apta,r Iudre
Iolt M IL, aided Ey iudr, Bnrh.In, of Ohio aud
n I. NN....a II
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ANOTHER line Of s'osnlers is about renew its
trips between BIlamu<o aud Richmond.
Two blscklegs IN h ,r!nSIon county, n. d.,
have boen collecting iunus Tor L4VOlu L.v..u
Aad pockeeng ihsll.
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Johnston's Surrender.

Particulars Of the Pnroling of Johnsfon's
Army Views OF JohnstOn, Iiarder, Etc.,
The Northwnrd March Of the Army Of
the Tennessee, Etc.
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Child Drowned.

We regret to learn that on Monday
last, as the wife Of one of the drafted
men from Kaw township. who had gone
into the service. was crossing the Grass.
hopper at The Indian Mills in a wagon,
with her children. one of the latter.
about four years old, vas thrown from
the wagon for the vehicle overturned
and drowned. Another Of the child
rem, narrowly escaped the SEINE fate.
The family were moving 10 the house
Of friend At Rising Sun. to remain
during the husband and fathers alb
sence. and a portion of the goods we're
lost. This is most sad aud painful
occurrence, . af ri
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SrRANGE.-That the editor Of the
White Cloud Chief should be gulled by
an assertion on the part Of John Speer.
that he (Speer) was an honest man |!
Johns palaver down in this region don't
90 very far in that. direction. Don't
you know, friend Chief, how John OBJ
tanned the material for his Office, and
how be turned round and abused his
Honest John s4 !.
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WATCHES AND
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Army and Country Merchants,
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Any Style of Goods Manufactured
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The Profit Of the Retaileris Very Large.
A WHOLESALE SUPPLY can be carrie'i in a
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Remember another thing-the bu-
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son need be afraid or ashamed TO canvass the
same field again ard again, FOL where once cur
goods are introduced a permanent and continue
Gus demand Is created. afQ az -
To Soldiers in the Army, or those ~ home dis
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Goods, will be sent anywhere in the Loyal States.
We are constantly filling orders, from Persons
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Ladies' Names.

Mr.. EDrroR.-In turning over an old
manuscript the other day. l came across
a serio-comic list and definition Of La
dies names, which prompted me to a
"paraphrsse'' Of the same for this local
iiy. Ii you will allow a crusty old
bachelor the privilege of little quiet
sarcasm. the compliments of course
don't count. l shall be glad TO see this
in print. The ladies are by far the
most attractive portions Of tte world,
and it is but natural for US to desire to
know what their names mean. If, then.
careful observation is any criterion. the
following list Of definitions is good
one
DeRA Of course means "lofty." NAN
CT: All the Nancys ever knew were
gracious" and. Of course, that's vh.:.
Nancy means. MARIA is ''hosn;::.able"
the world over. NErrIE: e this is any
derivatiss o. our old friend Autoine.te,
it means almost any thing sweet. The
original definition WAS "Honey -suckle "
LAvDiA: The photography of this word
may be doubtful, but its meaning is
always the same ''bright. shining"
CLARA is undoubtedly intellectual. !"
EMMA means courage" SUSAN is all
'thoughtfulness." LYDIA is "gsneros-
ity" itself. IRENE Laughing fairy"
HANNAH "Queenly beauty" DEBORAH
"a zephyr" LUCINDA '.Fiery ambi-
tion." LIZZIE: "Gentleness" Of course.
PHOEBE "Unbending." MATTE: This
has often been construed 10 mean "white.
browed." but its real Specification is
"quiet dignity" LOUISE "Industry.."
without doubt. LORETTA ..Modesty."
ANN is supposed to be derivative Of
Hannah. and means literally regal dig
nifty" ANGxLINE: "Pure silver" =
SARAH: "a princess" THURzA. some
times TrRzA: bright eyed" SOPHIE:
Happy spirit" wherever you find her.
FANNY: Frank, Free" MARY: "a true
friend" Are no. all the Marys tina! ?
KATE: All will agree with me in giving
modest beauty" as the true definition
of this word. JULIA: "Soft-haired
faiiy.''
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DIrD.-On Sunday the 18Th inst,
Mas. LYDIA Cook. widow of the late
Aaron Cook. of Rock Greek township.
aged SO years.
The deceased leaves family Of small
children. the youngest an infant. Tie
husband. il will be remembered. was
killed BY the rebels while out with the
militia, and now the wife and mother is
taken from the family Of small children,
who are thus left desolaie. Heaven
pity and prstectahem.
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The Nails

Are sadly out Of joint. We have new
er known them in such deplorable
condition. Hawkins Taylor vas worse
than nuisance as Agent. There is no
regularity. Half the time We get our
daily papers from Leavenwor,h when
they are from four days to = week old;
and some Of the time We do not get them
asall. 80
This week We received some of our
exchanges for the two preceding weeks
IN the same mail. So it goes. We can
eoun, on nothing with certainty. This
I" .sery Perplexisg. Can nothing be
'aese 10 remedy the evil?
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! Edw,rd Kina.burv. Dctcudnut

YOU the above ramed Edward King sbury. are
hereby notified, by publication hereof being made
in sThe independently for SIX consecutive weeks,
that the above named plaintiff, Casander Kngsbury,
aisst you, In the above mentioned court, wherein
said suit e now pending. the object Of which and
the praye of said petition is for the said plaintiff TO
obtain o divorce from the bonds OF matrimony here
tOfore coutrncted between you and the said plaintiff,
on or about the Goth day OF October, A. u. 1850 in
the said plaintiff 10 the said petition alleged that she
has borne 70 sou. the fruits OF said marriage, two
children, David Oaerin. aged about IL years, and
Charles William, aged about 10 years; that she has
at all times dcmeancd herself t0wards you a du-
tiful nd fithful wife; and that You, dlsregarding
your duties towards the said plaintiff, without her
consent or wish, about the eth day of Febru-
ary A. ID. tss0, left The said plaiutin, and that
have. ever since said eth day Of February, a. ID.
lsGO. b.en wilifnly absent from her, although ocn
requested and urged 10 return 10 her. and do and
perform the duties which on, us her husband, ought
Of your duty 10 said plaintiff, have, for more tan
three years previous 10 the fling Of the said petition
utterly neglected and rcfascd, spd still utterly neg
cct and refuse 10 furnish and provide for the said
plaintiff, or for her and your children aforesaid,
food Or vaiMeMf, or any means wherewifh the same
could be purchased or procured. And you, the said
Edward kingsbury, are further uofieed, that the
said aintf IN said petition prays hat the custody
care, and education OF The said children may Be do
creed 10 her, the said plaintiff. And you, the :said
Ed ward Kjngsbury ARE further notified that you are
required the said petition on or before tho
lint day IL May, A. d. 1865, and that unless you
swef ths mme on before the day last named, said
cred accordingly.
Dated This liza day Of February, a. D. 1855.
cLOUGH f. WHEAT,
.32Tt :,Ia0ems Se5,sD Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Teachers Institute.

r . l..
The First Semi Annual Session of the
jefferson county Teachers Institute.
will he held in Oskaloosa, commencing
on Wednesday. April 5th. at 10 o'clock
A. n, and continuing three days. Some
of the best educational Lecturers in the
State have promised 10 be with Us nj
that time. and no paips will be spared
to make the occasion profitable to all
who may attend. We hope to see every
sescher il Che county at that meeting,
and also every good fsispd Of the cause,
who can conveniently come. There
will be public examination Of caudi-
dates for teachers certificates. on Satur-
day. after the close of the Institute
District Boards wishing to employ teach
ers should attend.
~ R.K. MCARrxEr,
Sup't Pub. Instruction.
The friends here viii take notice OF
.he above, and make preparations for
she Institute in becoming manner
Homes should be found for the Teach
ers during their stay. and every effort
made 10 give interest 10 the occasion.
We doubt not our citizens, proverbial
for their liberaiity. viii see 10 these
matters Alright.
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School Notice.

Mrs. J. n. RICE wishes us TO say that
she will open school for another term.
at her school room. on Monday of next
week. (,he eth INST. Mrs. R. is an
excellent teacher. and we doubt not will
have full school.
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Editor Of The Iadepsndent
DEAR SIR IL wish to say to the readers Of
your paper, that will send. by return mail, to
all who wish il tfree) Recipe, with full direc.
tons for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that vii! efiec.ual,y remove, in ten days,
Pimples, Blorches, Tan. Freekles, and all Impu-
rites OF the Skin, leaving the Same soft, clear
smoOthe aud Beautiful.
will also t,ail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start s-fuh growth of
Luxuriant Hair. Whiskcrs, or Moustsohe, in
lessi than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail with
out charge. TfIOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
37-3m s3i Broadway. New York.
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" The former wife of John Hallett.
Of railroad nosoristy. recently obtained
a decree Of devoce from her husband.
the custody Of her child and one hun
dred thousand dollars olim0ny! Hal
lett married Miss Converse in 1868.
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List Of Appointments for Leavenworth
District, Kansas Conference, II. e. G..

.Leavenworlh District. L. D. Price
p. Z.
sLsavenworth Station. D. P. Mitchell,
-One to be supplied.
Atchison, r. l.. Hartford.
Oskaloosa, l.. F. Walden. Philo
Buck.
.tEas.on. B. +. Bowman, ono to be
supplied
s.Grasshoppcr Fails. L. Prentice.
White Cloud. D. Dickinson.
f1;awaiha, Z. l. Arlington.
Troy. J. Lawrence.
d, Doniphan, E. r Houts.
Wyandot,e. II. H. Fairall.
Delaware Indian Mission. J cob
Boucher.
Mon.ovia. A. E. Channell.
Mt. Pleasant. George Palmer.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF Kansas, 81
.JEFFERsoN COUNTY.
David l.. Lakin, Plaintiff.


-. vs. r1.f
Josenh r. Bliss and Julia A. Bliss, Defendants
f,y virtue of an Order OF Sale bearing date
February %, A. y. 1865. to me directed and de-
liyered issued in The above entitled suit. by the
Clerk OF the Distrc. Court OF the Third Judicial
District of tho State Of Kansas, sitting within
md Tor said County Of Jefferson. and also BY
viriue OF the Judgment rendered in said suit by
,aid court, on the 3Isi day OF October. A. D. Is
g., will, Osa Tuesday, she 2ssh day Of
March, A. ID. 1866, ut two O'Clock T. NJ.
of that day, NJ the Court House door in the vii.
lage OF OskhIoosa in tho Cour ~ of Jefferson and
Siuie Of Kansas, offer al Public Sale and sell
to tho hy hest bidder, tOr cash in hand at the
time Of sale, the following dsscr bod tracts Of
land, lying. being ard sitIsse in the County Of
Jefferson. State OF Kansas, to wit:
Lots 90 nine and boz ten, in Block ta5) fifty.
five, in tho Town Of G-asshopper Falls in said
County. according to inc original survey aud plan
Of said Town: appraised at tSs5e CO., eight hun.
Died and fifty dollars. 49,. fssl
- HORACE GIBBS,
Sheriff Of Jefferson County, Kansas.
Sheriff s Office, 0ska!oosa, Feb. 18th. t665.
cLouGn WnEAT, Ati'ys for pl'if. 2s4.sw
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LEGALCARD,

LAWRENCE, March, 1865.
+ TAKE this method 10 inform my old clients
and friends, that after nearly terse years ser
vice in the army as Commissary OF Subsistence,
have returned and resumed the practice Of nv
profession. and will take pleasure in attending
10 my and all business intrussed to my care. be-
fore the different COURTS State or Federal, u any
business before Congress, or either of the depart.
ments at Washington. Having secured the ser.
vices of one of the abest lawyers in Washing
ton, can say with confidence, that it will be to
tho advantage Of all persons having claims ag-
ainst the Government, to place them in my hands
for collection.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Attorney al Law
235.3m Old firm OF CHRISTIAN & LANE.
NIB will attend to getting pay due officers
Of tho 4th and sth Indian Regiments.
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School Notice.

The undersigned takes this method Of
announcing to the public that she will
open school for another term in Buck S
School House. on Monday Of next week.
The eth inst. Terms, $3.50 per scholar
Tor the term. II. E. WooDwoRrH.
Oskaloosa. March 24th. 1865.
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1M LsavessorM Times, formerly SO
regular in its visits, now comes to rs
occasionally. What is the matter.
=. Inss7 Is the paper mailed 10 US
alsrly. ~ heretofore. or moi? We
!, ..e s Ike to ksow there the blame
lak 80 -.
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FRosrED.-The boys Of the ] Ith reg
iment were exposed during the recent
severe cold weather. and all Of them
more or less frosted-some badly. 9th
crs slightly. Their su6eriDgs we're
greater than 1t any other previous time
from exposure 70 the weather.
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r. K. HCARrHEr,
Sup't Pub. Instruction.
Probate Court.

The regular term OF this Court will
commence on Monday. April 81. N, B.
Du,ton. Judge. Parties having bust
ness will take notice.
The Board Of County Commissioners
meets on the same day. for the iranssc-
:, ten Of business, pertaining TO the Coun-
~
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Gold has beeen down 70 I55.
H.. s'aoosr d merchants lad gold gam
49,. ~ nave already gone down. May
.sy ~ f0llov 10 she5 sane wake, Who
-. 49, yea guilty q The crime Of put
w ssldsp y its 6ct;sibus standard.
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o. The thieves and robbers have
been pretty effectually cleaned out Of
Nemaha county-some hung some shot
and the rest run off. eee.eS
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FsxsHErs. = The highest waters
known for years have been damaging
portions Of the country east. Oil City.
Pa. was entirely overlooked aud moss
Of il submerged. Loss $4,000. 000.I
Olbsi places have suffered greatly.
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atslsoHAL.-Ns. C. B. McCLELLAx
y, y ,snily left for Ohio Oh Monday last
: leaves many friends behind. May
'sccess attend .bim.s,s
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MARR1ED.-On the evening of the
9TH inst, at the residence of the bride,
in this township. BY Rev. L. D. Price.
Mr.. SAMUEL CLARK and Mrs. MEDINA
Rich
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lar structure Of hair, claws on fiy's foot, and,
in fact, the objects which can be examined in it
are without number. and il lasts life.time-
Agents wanted everywhere. Liberia, terms at
wholesale. Send stamp for Circulars. Price
only $3.50 Beautiful Mounted Objects only
81, 80 per dozen.
THE PocKET NovEITT MrcRoscoPE.
companion of the Craig, is adapted TO the exam
nation OF living Insects, flowers. seeds. leaves,
cloths, bank bills wool, hair, the skin, and op-
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Also, the new aud beautiful folding RELLE-
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pictures large and Iife-lik Price $500.
Choice Stereoscopic Views 50 per doz.
Any Of the above instruments will be sent by
mail, post paid. on receipt OF price.
Also. TELESCOPES Of all sizes and powers.
prices ranging from IS to $50, cent by express
TO any part of the country. The $50 Telescopes
will bring close to the eye men, cattle, game,
and all objects from distance OF four miles.
For any Of the foregoing articles. address
49, q. g. MEAD, Ch;csgo. Illinois
234 3m n. O. Box 1885,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-25

Bonnets, Trimmed and made to order,
Straw Goods. Flowers. Ribbons. Trim
mings. Enlbroideries. Hair Nets, Head
Dresses. Hosiery. Gloves. Skirts, No
tions. Gents Furnishing Goods, Man
tilla.. Clocks, Willow Ware, DC. DC.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-25
sPENDENT: OsKALoosA KANSAS 25 1865

WHrsKEas y! Those wishing fine set of
whiskers, nice moustache. or . beautiful head
Of glossy hair, will please read the card Of THos.
F. CHAPMAN in another par, OF thi. paper. 237