The Oskaloosa Independent from Oskaloosa, Kansas • Page 2

Jarfnaiwi.ii..i 3 L1 fr THE INDEPENDENT: OSKALOOSA, KANSAS, SATUKDAY JULY 22 18G5. if i i ft She OSKALOOSA, KANSAS. J. W. ROBERTS.

Editor. -Saturday, July 22, 1S05. General Aspect of Affairs. A general survey of the condition of things throughout the world; or at least in Europe and America, does not impress one with the idea of the stability of affairs, or the permanency of the present order of rule and power. England is in a turmoil.

The Parliament about to expire has failed to'meet the public. expectation on the questions of "reform now agitated in that country. It has passed a vote of censure oa the goyernmont; so that there is censure all around no confidence, no unity, no cordiality any where.and but for servility of the lower classes', who are taught from their infancy to regard livened dust wuh something akin to reve'rance, there would be revolution and anarchy there, or ari overthrow of royal and aristocratic rule. But in no nation under heaven, probably, is there as much of the lord and the snob as in England. The masses almost lick tho dust of the feet of the nobility; and are absolutely abject in the deference thoy pay to my lotd' and 'my Until this feeling is removed, reform will grow slowly in Britain.

A few noble souls are doing all thpy can to break the shackles, but the progress made is by no means encouraging as compared with other the work is surely going on, and truth, right, and liberty must pre-vailin the end. Just now the cauldron is boiling. In-France by a recent election, a district has been carried against Napoleon by 2,000 majority, where, before, there was hardly any opposition. This shows the Ethperor-of the French that his policy is 'rebuked. This result was achieved In the face of nil the patronage and espionage of the government.

It is a denunciation of the. interference- in Mexican 'affairs, and it may be a defi ancu hurled at the head of Bonaparte. Evidently France ia ripening for another revolution. Between Maximillian and our cov-rnment there is every appearance of a breach. Things cannot remain as they aie long on the border, without result- upon which, for pro'ection, we ase placing armed vessels.

The authoritie there must behave themselves. "We can, 'whip the world" is (he feclino- of the, nation, and we are not disposed to be. insulted. AlldgetherafF.iirs look rather squally. and wo Minll not be iurpiited at anv time to hear of a rnpmrc at some point.

Our County. Mk. 'Js'EGixr, the active agent and enterprising correspondent of the Atchison "Free Press, in a communication to that paper dated Oskaloosa, June 23, IG65, makes the followinif mention of places in this County. The letter from which'We-extract is one of a'series of "Xotes hy the Way." in which' 'the writer ''has' done much to tiling to notice the various places and propeities of the State. The Press is entitled to no small i-tedit for its enterprise in this matter.

But to the letter: Mount Florence is a small in the southwest corner of Jefferson county, 10 miles northeast of Topeka. At this place, at the -depth of 40 feet, the water is strongly impregnated with Silt licks arc plenty for era! miles aiound the village. The grass upon th prairies is very line. For raising slock this section is certainly tfoll adapted. Good farms are also in thii vicinity.

"The town of O-sawkee is upon the urasshoppor, near the centre of Jefferson county. Considerable trade is done tit tl.is. point." The town has not improved mucli of late yeais. A nod class of'cilizens reside here, with con siderable enterprise an 1 intelligence. The farms in the viemity are under a high state of The soil is about three feel in depth and very rich.

This section is thickly settled. There three stores, several simps, and one t.u'el in Osawkee. The Coiman h-isbeen kept at this place hy Liia Corman for the past years, ii. is nn excellent table, and is a viMT-ciever hostess. Frn: Osawkee lo Oskaloosa I pnss cJ- bir a wry' broken country the ioughei.ioail I have seen in Kansas Tlie iil' crops out in several places, ant! tho very itf-op nnd rugged.

A fe farm- are seen upyu litis road, rrop't'lonking fine. -Tlii town of Oskaloosa is s'Vfn m-Jriiifrun 0akffc. I- is the eouuiv---. -it Af JHF rsoiiroiifiy. T'li-n- art rtno of land uitliin the limits iln- town.

The location nf Oskv; mist is decidedly beatuiful.fi uatcd np on bciig -uriotinderl oil thrcoi-Hles by Slouglrcrock. in tin; shape 'of -n liorso shop. Tho' buildings ate'oY'a'lu-ttercIass than those 'usua'ly fotind Kansas. Thero ate two Hteam millf, eight oits, and'oue liotelfTho dilTerent cla-fM of trades-J inn'are-nlsowciriojiiciteJ. Col- by, has 40 swarms of bees in his yard.

The Dutton House is well fur nished, and tho landlord, L. Dem- ing.knows exactly how to get up an ex cellent meal, and an air of neatness is seen in every apartment, making this uouso a desirable place lo stop at. "There is considerable trade at this place. Over S80.000 worth of goods were sold here within the past year There is a fine opening here for a fulling mill. "The Independent, a neat seven- column paper, now in its fifth year, is published at this place by J.

W. Roberts, who ranks among the best journ alists and writers in the State. The Independent is a complete success. "The citizens of Oskaloosa aio enter prising, intelligent and spare no pains to add to the comfort as well as the pleasure of those who may be so for tunate as to visit their cosy town. "The- surrounding country is well settled, having a sufficient body of tim ber lo meet all demands, an excellent quality of rock and water.

Water is obtained through this section at the depth of fiom 15 to 30 feet. "Farmers are making money throughout this section of country. The crops will yield an abundance the present season. Oskaloosa is worthy tho attention of tueJastwru emigrant seeking a home in Kansas. D.

X. Mr. N. will accept our thanks for his fiiendlr notice. A flying machine is in course of construction at Brooklyn by order of the government.

It is on tho screw pro peller principle, the paddles being fan shaped, and made lo move rapidly around. Large fans, on trial, raised six The larger the fans and the swifter tho motion, the more power is ac cumulated. The late Gen. 0. M.

Mitch ell favored. the idea. The machine was designed, when ordered, for reconnoit- ering the enemy from the air, but may, if successful, bo turned to some other good account. If it can be guided and is swift, iU will bo an excellent mail carrier where railroads do not go; and may, possibly, take the place of the stagecoach. If manageable, it can be used in the Indiin war.

The red skins would think old 2Tick was after sure enough, if the smoking, firy, flying monster should dive in among them. Wo presume the result of the experiment will soon bo known, when it will be ascertained if the tiling is a- failure or valuable. Toadyism. There are several papers in the state that make it a leading feat urc to puff our member of Congress on every occasien that offers. Mr.

Claike neither of them marked by any distinguished features of oiigjnality or ability. But they are published with a flourish, as though, they were really -r. v. iIlia io.iuyism. it our Congressman has the stuff in him to make a great man.

the opportunity will be afforded him in the halls of Congress to make it known; if, as we think, lit is hut an average man in either acquirements or ability, these laudatory notices will but embarrass him, as more will be expected of him than if he had not been puffed into notoriety, and if he fails of expectation, the failure will be the more surely noted. Let Mr. Clarke alone, and don't call a political hpeecli a 'statesmanlike' effort 6f wisdom, etc. jtSTBarnum's Museum was destioy ed by fire some days ago. with the loss of all his collection of beasts, roptiles and except the human por tion of Ins establishment.

The loss will be quite heavy for the great showman. and in som) respects irreparable. It is nt)t know how the fiio originated; but as this was one of the buildings the rebel incendiaries designed to operate upon, it may bo that some of the tribe are guilty of firing it now. Southern rebels are exceedingly anxious lo be pardoned for their tren-son. Two years ngo they were defianf.

One year ago they were planning assiua-tions and the burning of cities. For three years they treated our piisonc-rs with uentlish cruelty, and introduced among them infecluous and loathsome diseases. For which of all these crimes do they desire forgiveness Wo are opposed to a carnival of blood. Thnt is the work of tyrants. We can afford to be magnanimous; it il be to our honor.

But ti. nf oeition must suffer. This is just and ti-'ht. Wo learn fioui a Jetter dated tii Ch that our boys of the 1 Illi aie to homo soon. Gen.

gave t-xpiess orders that they should be tent home as soon as ihey could bo iclieved by other troops on the march for this purpose. Tlie boys hoped lo be on the way homo by this lime. Their friends will be gl.td'to hnil their comini'. Falls Citv Bkuao Axe ia the tide of a paper jtibl started at Falls City, iS brafcka, hv J. S.

Drake. It siaits out very and we vhh it suc-j feBs. Tue Emtoria News has again changed hands. The Messrs. Hunt retire, and the former proprietor, Jacob Stot-ler, and David S.

Gilmoro succeed to the proprietorship of tho paper. The JTews has been ably conducted, and will contiuue to be under the new firm, as Mr. Stotler has already made his mark as an editor. Sergeant Russell. We publish tho following communication at the earnest request of those who send it to us for that believing that Mr.

Russell is worthy of tho good. name they give him: Camp near Horse Shoe, D. T. July 8th. Eu.

Independent: In your issue of June 17th. nn article was published signed by tho members of Co. M. 5th K. V.

giving their opinion of the competency and qualifications of Sergt. ItusBell and Corp. Newell the two contestants for the vacancy of 2d' Lieut, in that Company. Wo wish through your columns lo express our unqualified approbation of the sentiments expressed by the siuers, regarding the fitness nf- Sergeant Russell for the position of 2d Lt. It is a well known fact that ho has dono more to promote tho efficiecy and good standing of the Co.

than any other man in it. He is second to none as a drill-master, as the entire Co. can testify, and we wish lo expiess the opinion flint thete is not a better qualified or more capable man in the nor one that would do more to promoto the best in-teiests of tho Co. than Sergt. Russel.

We fully agree with them when they express themselves competent to choose their own officers, and would rejoice to know that liiev succeed this case, W. B. Godfrey 2d Lieut. Co. D.

A. L. Rivers, 1st Sergt. Co. D.

11th. K. V. C. Sergt.

Egdert Macomber. John McNeik. iT Senator Pomeroy was in town on Thursdav cveninc. He says the Rail road Company havo never paid the in i.nmi nt tliA Interior Department; but that tlicy claim to Have receipts from the Indians! More swind ling We hope they will be brought to justice and made to do what is right. The Kews.

The Department of Missouri is now established in Gen. Sherman's with headquarters at Fort Leaven. worth, Maj. Gen. Pope in command Two mon were wrestli IMa.kI r.itt.

SI.1A UIUUU il IU Uill nu, VIIU VII IIII.I.I ing a revolver buckled around him, and in the wufli each one trvin" to con- in nn scui.ie, eaoil out irmg io tun irol ilia tho disehar- "eu, i lie nail ine uoov vhuct(itit iiutnui, lie Chief rightly says that the carrying of) revolvers should prohibited by law The railroad fever is furious nnd appaiently of an epidemic character in this State at the present lime. Look out everybody for a railroad past your doors Gon. Morritt is in Texa? with his cavalry, and tho natives are badly scar ed. He tells them not to be alaum-d, that he is not going to hurt them. Very destructive freshets have occurred in Pennsylvania nnd Xew Jersev, doing immense damage.

It is reported thai number of rebel notables, among them Maimaduko and Cr.bell havo been released from Fort Wnrren. The Sec. of Inlet inr directs that the pay and annuities of hostile Indians be stopped until the War Department fahall order the payments resumed. The Lord Chancellor of England has been censured by a voto of parliament. Majority very heavy.

The cholera is suid to ho making its way from Asia through Europe west ward, causing alurm. The Richmond Whig has been suppressed by order of (ten. Teiry for us ing this language in reference lo the amnesty proclamation: "Mean. Initial and cowaidly, revoltingly absurd and atrociously unjust. It ought lo be suppressed and the editoi too.

Destructive fires havo recently taken place in several places. Tho work of incendiaries, piobably. The sajs Attorney General Speed has not yd decided the question raised by Jeniiisou as to the legality of the commission that tried and sentenced him nnd others. Lew. Wallace is out in a letter in favor of cmigialing to Mexico to whip the French and restore the Liberals to power.

He thinks 'Feds' and 'Rebs could unite in this work, and thereby promote harmony. A Charleston correspondent says thero aro only disloyal masters and ignorant negroes in South Carolina, nnd that iheie is nothing out of which to construct a State government that be lelied on. A Swedish minister has been arrested charged with the poif oning of some half a dozen persons. Win. P.

Dole, Commissioner of In- dian A flairs, has resigned and bnn mi. Judyo D. N. Cooly of 1 wa. C3 It is reported that Cortenas is committing outrages online frontiers of Mexico, and that ourTgovernment de' signs sending a hundred thousand men lo the borders there as ancarmy of observation.

It is 6aid that the rebel Gen. with 3,500 of his followers, accompanied by Ex-Governois Moore and Allen, of Li. and other ex tingushed political luminaries of the.late Confederacy, were on the way. TheJ had transportation and supp'ies for ix months, and all were armed with the wcapihs which they faithlessly failed to sui render to the National Government, in accordance with the terms of Kirby Smith's capitulation. They professed, though, that they were merely going lo Mexico as emigrants, and not to fight for either Republicans or imperialists.

A fair prospect for a brush between our forces and thoso of Maximillian on the Rio Grande. A gunboat for the lakes was launched at Buffalo the other dav, and others are soon to be afloat. John Bull had batter look out for breakers, and walk straight. The people of Texas arc greatly perplexed over their affaiis the end of slavery and the prospect for the future. Many of them are fierce in their denunciations of the rebel leaders.

It is el-timated that 150,000 bales of cotton remain, and 5,000,000 lbs of wool have accumulated in the State during the war. Wm. B. Aster's income is 81,300, 000 the largi-st in tho country. The grading of the railroad from Leavenworth lo Lawrence has been let for about forty thousand dollars.

The women of tho South chew tobacco and eat snuff. About 500 barrels of nuffarenow waiting at Greensborough, PT- P. fr shipment to supply this de- I r. lu reiincu VJ" II. South.

The ravages of the cholera havo been fearful in Arabia aud Egypt. A hotel has recently been built in London, England hy nobles and nabobs at a cost of 1,500.000 accomodates 2.0Q0 guests. A room costs but 30 cents a night. Prunn i Several officisls in this Slate are trem- 1... l0 i iii-goucn gains.

Uiclie obtained ni iU nf. t.i..j iiMillys JH" a'cursc" to'tho possessor. bulletin. Insurbordination. A cao of iiHurbordirmtion occurred at the Fort last Saturday night, which for a limo threatened "serious ctne-quences.

Orders were issued to the Sixlti West irgiuri Caalry to i i i -VII mo iciiiL'ii complain that thuy have not been paid ui iiiuiiuib. winer troops were otder-out to suppress the miitinv, when the rcginieiu was disarmed, and about si.v- 13 01 me nng-ienuers placed 11 the nnij-leaders guard-house HuUetin. 17th. Mxtxfawtute. 2 Administrator's Sale, tt.t.

I 11 1 r.niiiz 1, iicrca-eI. 111 anonierof the Probalo Court I rjiirfon County, htato of ma.leat the I July term, A. I. 1SG5, I will sell at Public Auc- I wm? debts of thobatd linK 1, Alo.iley, decea iltiasili day or 1). the Court House door in f.e villa-eof in sld nunntir.

nLlun.vln..l, 11 -i i at in theollortir.p defi-nkd trct or pircel ol execution ol the deed, and tim remainder Iq i.0 due and payablo on the Jirst day ol February, A. I). 1800, with intirr't at the rate of ten per cent. senur'il by ui'rtii' -on the propirty sold. ICICIlAKU lllTl.U, July Adiuir.atrator.

GOSLING'S BRILLIANT, IiASl' SHINING, Leather Preserving nniEiet A Composition of Neat's Foot Oil and Pure Ivory Black. Imparting to BOOT and SHOE LEATIIEIt tho softness nnd pliancy of KU wlulo with Sold by ajl Gbocers akd Shoe Dealeus. Orders received by American Advertising Ac-ency, 3S'J liruadway, Sew York. Wiiolmalsd nl tho Maunficturer'a Depot, 151 lleade Street. New York.

153 Fresh Beef, Veal, Etc. fjMlE underaigned has resumed tho 1 Butcheriiifj business, nnd is prepared to supply the public with Mkat On Saturday Morning of each week, at tho old stand on tho west bide of the Public Square in Os-kaloosa. All you in town nnd country who want fush meat, cutno on. I will sell as low as can be afforded. June 23d, 1805, VnE I The St.

Louis I'rovost Marshal. Cant. a.c.rr8 ouiii.xet quarter of section ng in White, Coleman, was recently convicted of em- ii.n. 'hezzlempiit and sentenced to the State" One-half ih0 nurchaje momv thertof to br uu, on mo grounu mat they had enlist- ed "for three years or during the wnr Stereoscopic Views. and that, tho war beitur over their iim.Jt,r,"Cu-,v"c,'ave immen' awortment, in rr -i uoAmericiinnnd of service has expired.

The hois I n.I Umiear. Joui-. Sl.i. lyiiiSJcms nd Mtuato in tho County of JitHir. Jnclndins ripreidiitntiorof th must ct-lchratci' son, Maio or Kan-ns, to wit The north last J.naniviujKS Pnn.tingi, Ac.

Catalogue tractional (1) qunrt.r of action (IU nint tcco, 0'' 'P' rftawp. An order lor One Dot' township ($, ight. (20) twenty, Delaware l'K-1 1 Itl.S in-iu our Calnlojruo ill bo lilbd I ruit Land- in said County. One-hnll the pur "'eul $V'. and suit by mnil Kbek.

CliasO lUOIICV tllMKJt to be r.nill in Imn.l I hi.ln"r.llUcM arid uiiviuiiriu me lanor muaily cinployid in tho up. plicniion of iho ordinary lllackinc, it produces a JETIILACK BNAMEh GLOSS, equalled only by Patent Leather. TJIK XOXPiREIL WASHING M1CHKE. oo THE NONPAREIL WASHIIC. MACHINE.

THIS i only machine in existence which lumbiuM nil the requisites ola perfect washer. It is si squlezlng machine, operand by a bal auce-wheel nnj crank'(garetl to run thrte turns vf tliA crank to tarn nf t.ht strorgly made, simple ami c.isy.in us operation, anJ net liibie in get out of tinier. ft is constructed on Mricily mechanical principle, and solely with liew to utility nnd durability Uunn; the timo thuNunu-ircil has in ue, sin. April, has stodily grown in puh'ic l.ivnr: and has demonstrated that two-tuiuds the L.vunr. and time required in wEiinj; by hand, and alt THE wkar and teak of garments, are saved bt its csc A uirl or boy can work it; and it iimy tu r.tLir.o o.vto cleanse clotii-iso TIIOBOL'OULV WITHOUT from HAND KUDUING.

A libtral di-count a Unwed to dealers. Semi fbrfrec descriptiic Crculir to 181 Waur Strict, New York Cily. 2J3 3m Administrator's Sale, Ks-Uta of Jnno Moore, deensed. In ritrMiaiice of nn order of ilic t'rnbttc Court of Ji-ll-raon County, State of mal' at the July term. A.

ISfii, I will felt at rublic auction, to iho hinhclli'ilder, tor th payment of tlie ileUt? ol tlie sml Jloorc. Urcratfrd, on tin- 7th ilny of Ausjuitj A. U. 1505 nr the Court Houo iloor in tho village of Oskaloosa in Counli at two o'clock. I'- M.

of said d.iv, thy followimr described tract or Direct of land, lying, oring and situate in tho County of atsteol to wit: lliowct(i) half of the south-west (if quarter of fiction (5) five, town-ship (9) nine, range 09) nineteen, Del-ax are Tru-t I.amN in rail County, containing (60) riIity acrt-s, more or lcs-. One-third of the purchase money thereol lo be paid'in hand on thr execution of ihederd, and lhc nniaiiuicr to be due nnd payable on thr first day of Vi bruary. A. I). iSnG, with intcri-st rit rate of ten percent, per iniritn, and eoi urr by ninrliraipj rn the prop cm- sold JONATHAN C.

TODD, July IA, IS05. 255-Iry Administrator. Guardinn's Sale. Kstateof Minnr Heirs of 1 FlniJ I.Simmon,dcccn(l. I In pnruanceot an order of the JVobite Court of JtiTerson Countv, Statu of Kaii.i undent juiy D.

1S65, I will at p.ibhc AIIHltnil In III. I. i-c I. lAMl.l.na janrlinn, the highrst biddir, for the benelit of Simmon and Amanda Simmons, minor h-tr. of I-mij Simmons, dcre-d.

on ttic Illi ilayor August, A. I) at the Court Hotw door in lhc villajn of Oskaloosa in County, at twoa o'clock, I. M. of said day, th following described tract? or pared- of land, ly-in, beina and tiiu itc in the County of JelK- rfn. State or Xan4.ii.

to wit The west Hi) half of iLeoufli.nit 04) quarti-rof lhc nnnh-weot Vp quarter of ciuu ,25) lwent-five. townhip(S) riiht.ranzr (IS) eighlecii.Dclnware Trut I.mds in aiJ Countv. containing 1 20) incntv new. more ami tho south (100) enc l-nulred I .1 1 I Paid on Ihe execution of the drttl. ami IIir rtm md to be due ml pivable on the firsLday of 4.

IG, with imere-t at thcrateof I ten per cent, pt annum, and hccurtd by mort- I SR rK rt A. UKUMMfiE, Special Aiiiiounccmeiit. E.H.T ANTHONY GO "on M-rrmuisor PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, MtrOLisMi: avp kctail, 501 Ifroadway, N. V. u.t oi i uuro Ill flilillftin trt mtm -T II nre iic.i(i;tmttrj lor 10, Itvvohin-; ijterc-jtcopif (or.

public or prUatt-Mliibitinii. I'ur Catalogue will beKuttoay on rccripi oi aininp. Piiotornpliic Aibiiius. We ere llif first to introdu.v these into the V. nnj hv lu.iiiufi.cturo inuneno- in Krenl vuritv.

rat sinr in prico from 5ffcnt to SjOta.h Our AI.IIi;j!S have the reputation ot U-ini; Mi'nor in Inaiity nml d.irabdity 1.1 any oth Th-y itl lv mail Fcee on re-eeipi of price. 1 'F'im: Albums CARP HOT GRAPHS, Our Catalogue now- mhraccs con-iderabh cr 1 tVK 'I'ltOIMXI) dlllf-rrlit i ..1 .1. mdi'i-niaroconliniially twirii; undo) of lVr'-at's of Ijniiniiit Am. ncaiii eic viz: in 1 -00 275 Colone's 550 btatesmei. 150 Divines, 125 Authors, IH) Artists, 125 Sia-'e.

mi. vvrl.J Clf 50 Other Ollicers, 50 PlOlll'tit Woiin-n ou UIIlt.II ou i'y uflk L-opie of oitK-i OK AltT, 75 Navy Officers ol thiir orders. Kr I ho mid Quality our noils cannot tail to iiiifv vi amount 253 Oui PHIOE LIST ov NEW GOODS, Just IUwivciI by Coy Brothers: tiiperfino Hour per S.ck of 100 lbs. li do 7'0) lirim-ii hunr 5 11m for i oo While CriiMud Sugar 1 Ibt fi.r 'oo Hoda iH-r kiuml (5,. Dried Applet lb.i 00 Pe per nnd j0 Curnitits (trcfU) 35 1 runes ja Vi cl- per tb 15c Other ihlnc-i in tho samo lteilucetl Call in.

ItROTIIERS. FARM FOR SALE. One J'ilc Norili of Okaloosa. pONTAINING CO acres of land, of winch acres nre in cultivation encioseu uti good rail fence. On the promises aro a log dwelling con taining tlnee looms, 11 good well of wnter in tho yard, nnd a small orchnrd, which will hear fruit this season, 40 ncres of this farm is ns good bottom land ns any in the State.

Timber nnd stone on the tract suflioioui fur Possession can by given immediately. Inquire of the uud. isigned at the sloro of Ciiion it Brother. 83 if. 0 II.

CAHSON Will OIUHfO rt-llllt Ili-r mint r.1 ll t. kiioim v. w. unjoin minim nn Kinds per ran CO Lolleo per els. llreen Teas from Al lu 2,75 dial Oil per gal.

m) Smull A rill Itemia mr lm.lii.1 i'nn ..1 i-. iui Hexet Cor. TKElHEW FJBHI or ilQtll Iteg leave to say to the citizens of Oikuloosa lhc Pnblic Generally, That th-y intend to keep such a stock of Goods nnd wll at such price? S3 wilt make it to ths Interest of all toiknl uith thnn. shall continue to add New Articles of Trade To our Stock from lime to time, to ntrct the WANTS OF OUR PATRONS. We now have on hand, and shall constantly keep a complete stock of Latent medicines, PAINTSAHJJISHES, OILS, TURPENTINE, GROCERIES, And all artictei foundin a well regulated Drug or Grocery Store.

4 WARK of thb difiiculty of procarinj una-XJl dnlti-rated Drug, inporUnce, both to the physician who rrr scribea and the p.iiient who receive them, of genuine, undiluted Medicines. We shall give particular, personal attention act! experience lotheseliction of our and can assure the pablfa that every article can bo taken fn perfect confidtnes of the legitimate remedial effect. havo nil the PATENT MEDICINES of the da) constantly on hand. CATHARTIC TILLS at 20 cents per bo.r,aml all other Medicine? in same proportion. We will soon be in receipt of the beit slock ot Ever" brought UMhi market, having ordered direct ftom ttie manufaclurtrs i -w York Al-o, keep a large stock of Ituiiiln-ho-rn, Rubber.

Ivory, CoAiise and Ki.ne CO.VIlteJ. A full gtrx-k of Wines Liquors FOR PURPOSES. OUR GROCERIES Consul in part of Sugar, CotrccCViue rev. Imperial ami. Young" Hvj'ki TEAS, Srnoriinx nnd Cbctting Tnhaco, Uabbus Soda.

Topper. Spice. (Jingrr. toilet a.ti!c anU Uojin rfoap, Piiwilcr, I.ud, Shot, Gun Caps, Candles, Matched Rlackin llriulie-, Stovv Salt, Chemical lllut-in. Indigo, Concentrated Sauce; 0-M Oil.

A.vl Flour, (lanlen and Fhiwcr Sutls Cistirs, Amrtd and fancy We -trill lake in exchange for BUTTK1J. KOGS. HIDE'. I1ACO.V, and wdl not rttuse "GREEN De-irnus building up a prrm.iticnt trade sell at RIVERPRICES. The nioltoof "I ivoand Let Live" ill govern us i'i our dealings.

(Jail Uf else wise inhere, at our new stand nil the th side of the Public square, one west of G.B. Carson it Iiro's store. sou doo 227-tf COY BROTHERS. JOHN B. DEAL DEALERS IX BOOTS SHOES, 11 Delaware Street, -1-1 Keep Constantly on Hand A SUPERIOR STOCK, Oh BOOTS AXD SHOES.

And Coxdcct the 11usi.c la all its Branches, Keeping on Hand Always a COM I'LETE ASSORTM ENT OK Womiom's and CliiUirttiis Wear, Your Patronage is ItesveclfullySoliciled 222-2m JOIIV DEAL CO. slzlls 5i? oa ffi) COSSI-ANTLT OS HIND ASD FOC StLK AT Miucr 1' rices. TINNING I.V ALL ITS. BRANCH KM CIKRlEn OV UT itt'Jtf COY BROTHERS. Notice to School Boards.

District Clerks will notice tha the time for the annual meeting has been changed from the last Thursday in Juno to the last Sfcturd-iy of July, at such hour ns the Hoard of Directors shall name; and remember to issue tho call for the same ten days previous to that timo, putting up notices in least three public places in tho District. You will also transmit to thu County Ulerk, on or before tho first dayof Julv.certi- fied list of all persons in tho District liable to pay taxes, also, to certify, to County Clerk, on or before t)ic 1st day of August, tho aggregate per centage luvied 011 tho real and personal properly of tho District as returned on tho assessment roll of the county. It is necessary that each Cleik, on entering upon the duties of his office, should a't once send lo the County Superintendent of hlio Instruction the addrnn of the School District Boird. 11. Iv' McCartney-, Sup't Pub.

Inst, ol Jefferson Co. Grasshopper Kails, May 12, 1865. Job Work. Wo have a good supply of new Wood Type, Job Type and Cuts, and are nre- pared to do all kinds of iob uriniinir on short notice and in good st) le, Bring VT A. Cor.

E. J. HUMPHREYS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIALES IX Medicines, Chemicals, PAINTS, THLSf vmnisaes, dye mm, Gt'nuinc Patent Mtdiciucs, ALL SIZES OF Window Olass, Largo Glass for Picture Frames- CONCENTRATED LYE. AXLE GREASE, etc. with Tnc appoistmest3 or a FIRST-CLASSUGHQl-l iviiuoui to Oatas a i Matter oHFaeHr here Distinctly Stati-di-that C8Uls in any of the Departments named' above can be Purchased at this Hou-e AT LOWER FIGURES Than Elsewhere West of St.

Louis, AXn A TMB. TKIAL WILt.TKOTE THIS BEIOND ALIa. DOUnT OR MI31AKE. No advance- on most of Iho standard Talent Meiliciius of the day mill sId at old prices. CALL AiD EXAMINE MY STOCK, atth N.

W. Corner of Delaware Jk Third LEAVENWORTH, KAN. 2ttf. E. J.

IICMPnREYS GROCERIES, AND A8RIGULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. GBAHT Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ccd, GS-roeeries AM) Implements. i Keep coni-taistly oe 'sand a larc upply of Gar den. Field and Flower Seed. Urocrries.

Ciary. AL-o. M. CHirinie'. Wood' Hu'jbird REAPERS AND M0WEKS, II.

A. Htu r' Ci IcWte (I Threshing Cultivators, Sutkey Hjv liakrs, Gan" 3J Ft. M. iJua3c3 I Clipper Plow. Also, 3 Jar-c 1ari1.lv I Iocs.

Forks t'tf. etc. 'I'hankful fi.r past l.o;ie to mrit rd receivt a liberal ixitrona in tl t- future, and invite tho p-Jblic generally- io ctamine trclinj; confident we Mull be able to sll ihe-j ffvuU lower than any house in Wtt Itenif mler thrt pNce, Xo. Ml Shatvneti Leavemvorth 2t7tf Look Here! ''PHE having rjnit t-. gaJ Cn bu-; Mnes has openet! a nctr FAMILY On Ilelaware street wtcrclill keep constantly on him! ih I tiitms, in part, of I Flour, Luck wheat Flour.

Corn ileal, I Meat, Butter, Dried I- ru.ts of all kinds, Canned Fruits every sort Green Peas, Greer. Con, Starch, Fish, and a full varielv of Provisions of ail Kinds; i ea Collee, Sugar, Salt, Spices. Soda, bnleratus, Candles, Qap, Tobacco, Cigars, elc, and aH the needful at -tii-let in this line of trade fostipplv Tiic N'aitts of Families, AH formate at tho Ictermtne.l to tr" to merit it. I hope torcceivc Iilw-I jhamof ihc More Koom on 1 lie east si le of Dclaw ucincct first bu.l.t,,, north of Mr. I.

ra i-h-1 1 villi Rember therlaceand8 UaCk-l Call and Lxamme my Stock. Oskaloosa. ibrch 3,1865. J' L- "ajjjf Strayed Beward. Two dark chesnut sorrel nonies.

foni-' years old this summer, tolongintj to the" proprietor of this sfruved ofT Borne two or three weeks since on the s-Reserve probably. Both branded lv with J. the letters being united'. One has a white or Waxed face, white fore feet or legs, a little bump saddle mark on the ri2ht side of tlm hurt and when last seeji had a strap or piece of a rope on his neck. The other is nearly one color all over with no special marks remembered.

He is tin. lar gest of the two. Manes of both ronch- eu last year, boll, horses, Asaitnbh reward will bi givea to any porsron who will it turn these posies, orgivo such as shall lead to their recovery. Will our friends oa tho Reserve please hok oat for them? Subset-ibe lor the Independent. III "III.