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THE INDEPENDENT: OSKALOOSA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, APBILi23r 1864. It
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Kir otkilosst. Jefferson CoimIv. Kamas.
J. W. KOBEUTS, Editor.
Agricultural Notice.
A meeting of the Jefferson County
Agricultural Society will be held in
Oskaloosa, on Monday, May 2J, at 10
o'clock a. m., at the Clerk's office. A
L fall atteuUence of the Board requested,
is business of importance is to be
transacted.
C. B. McClkllak, Pres't.
District Meeting.
Pursuant to notice the citizens of the
I9th RpreseniatiTe District met at the
Clerk's Office, in Oakaloosa, on Snlur-
I day, April 16th, and organized by elecl-
Ig C B. McClellan. President and J.
W. Roberts, Secretary. The President
j-l stated that the object of the meeting
was to select a delegate to represent
the Distiict ia the State Convention
which is to meet al, Topcla on the 21st
inst., to elect delegates to represent the
Slate at the National Convention to
nominate a President.
On motion of II. Gibbs it was voted
x 10 enct a ueiegaie oy uaiiot. J W.
Hobert6 and -. K. Duttou were put in
nomination. Fiist ballott 38 votes cast
and a lie. Second ballot 55 votes cast,
J.W. Roberts 31, M. II. Dutlon 24.
Roberts declared elected.
On motion the delegate was instruct
ed to vote for delegates favorable to the
numiua'iou of Abraham Lincoln for le-
eloclion as President. '
On motion of Dr. Buck the delegate
'.Ir.wtt-il tn nl1'..r :i rocnlntimi In
was
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me stale Convention requesting me
President to prosecute ihe war with
tl.c utmost rigor.
On rniitm adj'iurued.
C. B. McClellay, Pres'tT'
J. W. UvBEUTS, S.'c'y. .
Personal, l
We had a call from ' 'ol. J. C. Vaughn,
tdrorofllic- 2W.nu luesday, and
pleasant ch.it ot a few minutes. Col.
Viiuyhn is one of the ablest men of the
State, llioroogii ami slavcrr, liaving
givpn liis own slaves their freedom in
the days of Lis early manhood, and de
oed n life-lime lo lite cause of human
li'ierty. He k-lds a igorous pen, -a nd
IS nitlial a candid j innmlisl. He U
doing a good work agai-ist corruption.
Errors. We were absent during
llie making up and proof reading of the
inside of Inst week's issue, and sevenl
errors crept into the paper. In the Gist
article, second pige, I0:h line from
-lose of article, the. word enrolments
should rear! tmolumsnUi. Iludder oc
curs for udder, and o'liers we noticed,
but they were probably apparent to the
reader.
Died In Oskaloosa, Kansas, April
13th, 1864, of spinal affection, Rudolph
Britts, youngest son of Preston and
Elizabeth R. Wise, aged two years, one
month and 19 days.
'Suffer little children, and forbid them
not, to come unto me; for' of such is
the kingdom of heaven.'
The Border Sentinel
It the titlel-of a naw paper recently
started at Mound City, Lyun County,
Kansas, by J. 1'. and J. D. Sooddy. Il
re handsomely printed and ably edited.
92 a year. We clip the foil jwing 'puff'
of. H. Lane from its columns, which
will show our readers that the editors
eaa draw a truth fa 1 pea-sketch, 'nstiir
1 as life
'Lane ia at once a t) rant and a slave,
a huaaan and a be.itt.an ambitious dem
agogae and a senator, a asrderer and a
'loyal outlaw.' A. man without the
stast of shame, a creature withoat a
Rwral seniinaenl, a bting without an
", hoaest motive. A political Juggler, a
ociallibertine, a moral abortion, A
x iBMa whone pairioiism is measured b?
M on aggrandisement; wbo& heart is
as mck With eorraptioaras Ins face is
-S Vraxen: whoa aoaMs a unnharitahlo aa
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aMdarr criminal. Such is .the
Ckaraaaw arliih a nori-orloA nninir.u
JNbtadapoaUieU.8. Senate. -Aw
" aiaaa or poliutios, lie exertaa
pawiai mnoence on ail .about him. aau
j a black spot upon tia hop.or of the
Bote, wbieh, like tiat upon the baud of
Wj tfaebetb; - ' '
The thrtined apofwillaerer out!'
Jfefeaseaiber wlien Laae and Lane's
Mtfaatt aeaght t elect hint the United
"Me 8eaate bv a Kansas Letrislature.
at of time, out of place, in batte, and
T ?.
MMiBlaclarinjf company in Nadu
r. U4tM .furnished to the Oovr
u,
vrn-
J?'.1? tbebeglaaiirgQf the
v-"jJ?"W !' of eolton-flanael
war.
arniv
Orr tnnr tkonaand SBia
Wgl&k, who "received one buadred
I 4VeTiiy thoasand dollars for labor.
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ployed in aaaking lliem.
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Slanderers, Look Out.
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"Mer. Jt is timely; or, rather.it should
have "been issued before" now. ' We
recommend the editors of the Consei
vative to the General. He acensessome
1,500 of the citizens of Leavenworth of
being copperheads in fjull or iVgart.
If it is a crime to call an innocent man
a thief, it is a worse one to call a loyal
man a copperhead, and only Tad men
will do either:
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 3,
HeadqVs District of North Kan.,)
Fort Leavenworth, April 2, 1864 J
Serious consequences and great in
justice having arisen to good loyal citi
titlzcn from one citizen complainin" of
another by reporting1 him to the military
or civil authoiiiies as disloyal, without
any other giounds than to gratify per
ioual spleen or to accomplish other
ends. Ii is ordered, Thai hereafter it
shall be deemed a military offense for
any citizen to complain either to a mili
tary or civil authority of the disloyality
of any parly without they can produce
probable proof of the same', and it shall
in like manner be considered a military
offense for any citizen to ploclaim. by
speech or in writing, any other citizen
as disloyal, without being able (o pro
duce the like proof. It is on the odier
hand, enjoined upon all good citizens to
bring to speedy justice all disloyal per
sons oy reporting uieil acts andexpreS'
sions to the proper authorities.
By order of Brig. Gen. Thomas A
Davies.
D. J. CRA1G1E.
Lieut, and A. A. A. General.
Headquarters Kansas Militia,)
Laheuxce, April 4th. 18G4. f
Gexeual Order No. i;
(official.)
The following orgamzatio-j is pre
scribed for the Mitiii't of Kansas :
1st Brigade District Brig. Gen. S.
A. Drake.
The counties of Leaven worth, Doug
las, Atchi'-on, Jefferson and Wyandotte.
, Headquarters at .Leavenworth.
' 2d Brigade District JJng. Gen. By-
' ron fc-HCiry.
, The counties of Doniphan, Brown J
Nemaha, Marshall, Washington, Itepub'
He, Sliiily, Pottawatomie and Jackson.
Headquariers at Seneca.
3d Brigade District Brig. Gen Jim.
T Snoddy.
The counties of Johnson, Miami, Linn.
Bourbon, Cherokee, Franklin and An
derson. Headquariers at Mound Ciiy.
4 h Brigade District Blig. Gr"n 'Jiio
i B. Scott.
ti,,. ,.,.,,, .;,.t- r n.,n.. v..i,. ai
'Men. Neosho. Wilson.Seivard and Green-
, wood. ILadquartors at Li-roy.
! Stli Brigade District Biiif. Gen. S.
X. Wood
The counties of Shawnee, Osage,
Vauboufe,Lyon, D.tw,Morris, Chabe
Butler, Marian, Dickinson, Hiler, Way.
Otuwa, Slitie and Peketon. Hend
(juaricrs at Council Gtore.
Maj ir Jim. T. Mjrlou is atinounced
as A't Adj. Gen. on the staff of the
the Gi-neral Commanding, and will he
obeyed and respected accordingly
All
communications for Headquarters nil)
be atldtessed to him nt Topeka.
Geo. W. Deitzleu,
Major General.
General Order Ko. L
IIeadq'k's 1st Brigade District,)
Lea.venitortii, April 5, 1864. )
I. The counties of Leavenworth,
Atchison, Jefferson.Doulas and Wyan
dotte, being denigflHted as the "First
Biigade District, " the undersigned as
sumes command of the militia of the
same
II. The following is announced as the
s'alf, iz: Capt. A. Hasting, Asst. Adji.
Gen . Leavenworth; Capt. Geo. A. Ed
dy, Quailermaster, Leavenworth; Capt.
Edward D. Thompson, Commissary,
Douglas; First Lieut. G. H. DuBuis, A.
D, C, Leavenworth; First Lieut. Jonn
Gray, A. D. C , Atchison, Jefferson.
III. Commanders of regiments, bat
teries and detached compitiies will at
once report to the Assistant Adjutant
General full information respecting the
condition of their commands, the num
ber and description of arms in their pos
session, and the names of any officers
who have not received commissions.
S. A. DRAKE,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
A. Hastings, A. A. Geu.
NOTICE TO MILITARY CLAIMAMT8.
Notice is hereby given that ihc un
dershrned. for the purpose of heating
proof in support of claims, under An
Act. To provide for the expences of the
Militia, incurred in the protection of the
Siate lb the year J 861, 1862. 1863, and
payment of the same, will hold sessions
at the times and placeaTas follows":
Olathef Jolifson Co., April 27lh.o,29th.
Paola Miami Co., April 30tfs to May 3d.
Mound City Linn Co., May 5lii to 7th.
Ft. Scott Bourbon Co., May 9th lo I Oth
Humboldt Allen Co., May 12th.
Lerov Coffey Co., May 14tb.
Topeka May 18th to Jan. 4th.
All claims to be considetetl must be
presented at the office of Auditor of
State at Topeka, before June 4th, or to
the Commissioners, at any time and
place above related, duljr attested in ac
cordance with the provisions of this act.
Toa. CARNi;r, 1
Asa Hairorove,
W. W, Gdturib, J
Commissioners'.
A Detroit paper tells of an amiable
man and wife in that citr. ,lio bave
just beoome reconciled, after living to
iretber five years without speaking lo
one auather. Tlio wife made ,a rasli
wnw that she would not speak atq Iter
husband until he apologized for having
reproved her tte harshly for liavingj
give aa expensive party -nrlus absence,
and she'kept her promiie for the length
of LtttiQ named.
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ITTE have established, in connection with the
T T L'clllti.v Job I'cixmo Office, ouc of
tue beat birulLnti) ucsiot New York Guy, and
solicit ihc patrunnge or nny Iming work m our
line. Wo thall devote c ccial atuntiOn to the
manufacture vt
BUNK BOOKS FOR COUNTIES-
DISTRICT COURT BOOKS,
COUXTV TREASUSE11S' DOOKS.
RECORDS, REGISTERS, TAX ROOKS,
And all kinds ol
BOOKS OF PUBLIC RECORD,
Manufactured from the best of stock, and in t lit
highest stj lo of llieuit.
mercantFlbooks.
Wc intitc the attention of Merchants. Runk-
er'.MjinBfarturers, ilotc-l Keepers, &c , to our
fnri'iu'es fir ihe iinnufactnre of ihe bes 1 1 irds
of Ledgers. Journals, Diy Bo k8 Invoici Itooks,
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sawyers- vocKel.o, ixc Ac
MAGAZINE BINDING!
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thnr's, Indic Repository. Frank Leslie, Harp
er's Wtekly. Pictorial History of the War, and
ali other Majraiines. bound in I'h in or Fancy
Uindinar, at the LOWES r FIGUFtES.
Binding rf all kin Is and stvtei Paper, Calf,
Sheep. Law Stjle, jMorocco, 'I'urkey Morocco,
anJ Morocco Antique, done on shone.-1 nouce.
Soling of All Kinds Done Promptly.
K7-.N. B.-- We employ cone but first clfif s work
men. and are
prepared
lo cua.antec every joh of
work ent out
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Printed crery nfternoon at 3 o'clocV, contains the
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ietih III lw '"Tnd unetcelled for nccnracj and
rellalilut) , ThW deart:niit of the paper it under
no charge of a competent editor.
AGRICULTURE.
In addition to other matter, a portion of the col
umn of our Wetkly edition wilt be dovoWd to
Agriculture. '
Wo are confident Hint every family that lubscrihci
for Tue WstKLT UoLtETlK IH agree thai It it a
companion of f.ir cruattir valuo Uian its price.
A upcclnien copj furnished gratis lo auy who de
slra it. Addrvai,
BULLETIN COMPANY.
Aug. M, C3 IX,U Lcnveuworth, Kama.
FINKLE & LYON'S
Sewing SSachincs
rpiIESE 3IACII1NES make ihe lock sMch.
X a!iKp on both tides, and u.o list than half
the thread and silk ih t thet-itil or douhlo thread
loop stitch Machine-, do; will
Ilcm, Fell, Gather, Cord, Bind,
URAlD S:c., and are belter adapted than any
iiili.-r Sftwin? Machine in use to tbe frequent
changes and great vaiiety or sewing required in
a tami y, tor they iu 'tw irom one 10 iwtiuy
thi knpsri of Marseille- without ctoppinc, nnd
raako every ntitch perfect, or from tlwi finest
giuse to the heaviest leader cloth, or even tlie
atoutcit harnefg leather, withuut changi-g the
feed, needle, or teufion, or m iking any acijuiT-
ment of the Machine hatcver ! ! !
Thay are eimpl'- in couit ruction, anil easily
understood: ana li any part is broken by acci
dent, it ia readily replaced. The aro
Peculiar aid Important Facts,
and will go far to determine the choice of any
INTELLIGENT BUYER.
Please Call and Examine, or Send
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In all ttcwxa not jet occupied. Add utt,
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of "The (fWicniir""""! ""- &"
:?fr. ui., Price 81. Sent Hfet.naid
toa Iparrtorthe'conniir. AddnU. S.J UK
TIS, Box 2Cn. I'oal ORtce, I'hiladelphw, 1 1,
Circulars acni ire.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
vrrtrP.Y berrhv piirn to all creditor? ami
other interested n the estate of Johu Hiighap.
deceice.-l, tnai l lnienu n znai-o jmui t.i,,
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Probate oariininu u ''F""vtji
t'.n. tn bfl Leouii arid holden in 0laIooa
o MoudaV .he 4th ft&fffi Ag;
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X9-mUSXENiSS CUR D.jET
THE Inebriate mav now hid defiance to the
Wrmn cur. Dr. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE
vnR STKUKti uiiiwn. na cerinm iui. ru
nat.'KC.N!(KSB. t crcalcs a di'like for strong
drink, and can bo administered willioul lli
i..U,trif ttm natlont. Vtlcc. t a box; Sent
bytaalltWhy tddrcasLy 0. Ul'JlAtf, 403
Icbfcatniit Street, rijliJcl.hltf l'a. Ciroulrs
ernt free- VI"
jjpmr it. deal,.
' DEALEL1X
JBOOTS &sSHDESj
44 Delaware Street, 44 '
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS,
Having taken the Store recently cecup'ed by
SrAM & Eable, and cientd all
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
BOOTS AXD SHOES,
Will Coxtixce tus Bcatss s
In all its Branches,
Keeping on Hand Alwajsa
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
or
Men's Women's
and Cltiklrcn s Wear,
Vour Patronajje j? RespectfuIlrSoliuHed
lG9 3m
JOHV: R. DEAL.
MASON L HAMLIN'S
CABIMTORGANS.
Tim Cirivet Hrhav i. ilpsitrTif-fl linth for the
church .W'i home- (or ihe sacred and secular
for organ ur..c tc and the recreation of siem-
mre nlaviii" combininc all tin bt;tQunll!le,oI
lie nielodoon, and none of iu objeciiontble one?,
with many en'irely new improvements and in
tenlioiii, prominent among which U the
Patented October 21, 1862.
The capabilities of the alxive irstrument as
nn orgar niiliin the reuch of all who derire it
havo opened for it an entirely n-vuVd, Inilnrto
unoccupied by any mui'-al instramenr.ami hae
elicited the unqualified indorsement of over Ove
lluscatn a!d Fiftt of the leading Organists
and Mnsiciins ol the couatry.
ISo. 10 Cabinet Organ.
Tin instrument is inunded mo;- parliculnrly
for church riuuirtments. ami in erv valuabls
i for orgiu praitico. Ii coutairis iwchc btorc,
jurawiiig nx complete ittt ot rctu, icith the n
tcwat j npupirir; iv.iDauiini", nnu an inuupcii
dun: palate ot iwcnty-fivc kiy, and U blown
by a fC-:r- pciso.i.
No. 11-
I.
-Caliiuct Organ.
i Wll fihl Sti-JH, f.Jur complete 8U of ILlils,
and tun mnnutli U blown bj the pel former.
hdii roilalcs I eoutomatic sw
,ie p:iror an, drawing room.
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No, 12 Cabinet Organ
Dilicra from No. II in case only. For organists
who arc inexperierced in the use of pedil, thi
i our best chur e insirumnj. bring Ics con.
plicaltd than he Ko. 10, ard bvtler adapted to
transportation, we can Lonhdcntly rcrommrnu
it as 'ery de.iiahle for eburcheji. jml'Iic halls
and lodge 10 m. Ai0 aoetrawe panurin
trumcat.
n I lCiiliinnf Orirnti
t .W. . -..M...W ...l.
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CflS-'nlr.s tlx. stops three comphle scla of r"fJs
' anu on mntiual a Vtr excellent wtrurcent
lfcrchmchs.of modcrnto inraii'. as it comhiniii
much of ihc power and ca bility of the larcel
1 inttt-mcnU at a it cch lif.co-t.
No. 23 Cabinet. Organ,
With two sew of rd of five octaves compas-",
rniiinining the Automatic Suill, knee itcpai.d
double liellona in solid Ulnck Waluut Case
pnnellnl atidriiauirntcI mtliricli cartings an
"'Ji-am iaJtrumvnt for the drpwing-rccxa and
parlor.
Xo. 21 Cabinet Organ
Same mutc aa in Nos. 22 and 23 in plain suh
Klnntial 11 lack Walnut or Oak case. Tina style
ie extremely (wputar pcrbapa the most so ot any
that o make it' moderate pri'e placing it
within reach of all, und fervci wilt for cither the
pallor, vestry, fchool, or lodge room.
Xo. 22-
-Cabinct Organ
Diirc from No. 23 in cste only This instru
men l U encased iu elegant rosewood, highly pol
mhtd denized a'so for the parlor.
No. 20 Cabinet Organ
Foot Oclavca, two eels of rccda, njtomatic
awcll. double bellows and kntestou. lticltgant
Rosewood case highly polished.
No. 10 Cabinet Organ
Same as Xo 20, in a neat and, nubstantiil case
of olil Blnck WtilnetorOak Ac.ipitnl irsiiu
n.ont for Sunday School' of limited means, and
next beat to the Ko. 21 for private use.
No 18 Cabinet Organ,
Fire octaTCs, with one aet of reed, automatic
swell aud double bellows, inelrgmit Koscwood
cane highly polithtd.
No. 17 Cabinet Organ,
Same as No. 18, in Walnut or OA ra-o. An
niallnblo iimlrument for home uec, though not
ko oimprchenaive at an instrument villi tiro rr
more sets of reeds.
No. 1G Cabinet Organ,
Four ocIhvA, with oae sat of reeds, automatic
nwtll and double. lelions. Inelegant Koscwo'-O
cae.
No. 15 Cabinet Organ,
Satnfi a Xo. 16, in Walnut or Oak.
Among the many ili.-linguii-hoilmu-icinna irho
unqn.ililie.lly endorse l lie CAhINKT ORGAN
iniy be found ihenainrsof ;ittechaIk,ThiUK.ri,
Wm. Mason, S. U. Mids, Wolleiihaupt, Satltr,
Frailel.Slakocch, Grobe. andSandersoii,.rianrsis;
and Morgan,. Zundcl. Wilcox,Mo.enlhal, iMn
mth. Smith, flint WtU, Tuckcnnan.aud Cutter,
Organibt.
U'liat the Tarcrr pipe organs are to larger
ihuiches and halls, tho Cabinet Oeoans are to
private residences aiy I mialltrchurchtaond halls
The) oi cupy little room, are elrj;ant as pieces ot
furniture, aml'arc not liable to gel out oi order.
Jiiet published-School Foa Tux CaatMct
Oauaa. liy Geo. K. Kooi. Price (2. Klckca
tioss on tbe OAiiXETOiAX. Six numberd,
of 10 p-igea each. 1'iico 30 cents per number.or
t0erset.
VVarerooms In Boitoa, No. 274 Washfogton
street. Addrcs llie BndvKigned. AVarcroonii
in New York, Nos. 5 & 7 Mercer slrett. Address
MASON UROIHKKS.
Instrnmmti may ho ordered by otter with en
tire confidence of receiving them as perfect as
though t-eleeteil at nur VVnrerooms. A dr-r on
n Hoston or New Vork Hank, made' o- ir to
our order. hould. in uch cases, cr ranr the
!ettprt jJescriptirccauioguvsseuiKeepjmaii
MASON & HAMLIN. Makers.
llOSTO.V, 3IA8S.
AZEL SPALDING,
AttorNey and Cousellor t Uw,
A'SD
Depi'ty District Attorney.
GnAssuoprpR.FALi8f Kansas.
G. B. CARSON,
DEALER IN .
FAMILY GROCERIES;
PROVISIONS, ,
Drags, Fateit Icflieiies,Fiiit!, Sils,fcc.
1" EKl'S eonstantlv on hand a lanre and well
JL. selecte-i asiortmentof the bet quality ol
tbe lullowtng
FRESn STAl'LE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which, desiring to n aks rapM tale and qniek re
turns, be nil! nell for cash at the svallect
Ltvi.sa rcoFtrs:
TEA. SCGAR, COFFEE.
MOLAft.SES, VINEGAR. CRACKERS,
CHEESE, HERRING,
Pipes an! Pip? Stein', anl a great Tariety o
hewing acd smoking
TOBACCO A3TB CIGARS.
White&h.JVIackcrel, Cod Fish: Onondaga and
Dairy Sail, Salersctus, Starch, Nutmegs;
Wushluls, WatAloards, & Buckets,
Sotla.proun I I'cprer, Mutard, Allnpice, Clores,
Pepper Sauce, Lemon Syrup, Catup, Candle
wick, T ice and Sea-gra-a rope ;
CJNDLES.CONCENTRATED LYE,
Sharing, Castile, Rczin, Fancy, Family, and
Rice. Dried Anrjlm. Dred Peaches, Raidnr,
Candle', llatche, UlacMnp, Rlacking Broihcs,
Hardy's Faieat Axle Grease,
Powder, Shot, Lead and Caps. Turpentine. Lii -seed,
Swert, Lard, Castor and
KEROSENE OllaS.
He also Keep a good supply of the fol'owin?
Stnndnrd Patent Medicines:
Avcr's Cliprrv Pectoral. Aver a. Jrne's, Jud
ninV and McLane.a Pills, Track's Magnectre
Ointment, Musttng Iamme.it, UargungUll, ivrry
Diivis' Pain Killer, 4c.
ALSO, Usencci of Peppermint, Cinnamon,
and Lemon; and a supply of line and fanoy
such a Coral Hair Oil, Cologne, Turkuh Crjs'a
Pomade, ic, Aa, Ac.
If you want anything in the grocery tine.cit!
lit the Currer t JcfT.rson and Delaware Sts ,
0-kaloo-a, Kansas, where you can purchase a l
THE LOWEST CASH PCICES.
W. A. E' EX. vr. J. TDOMrSOX.
. A. EOSE & CO.,
45 Deluxcare Street,
LEAVENWORTH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Books, Stationerynvelopes,
IMPER, AND SCDOOL BOOKS
OF ALL KINDS USED IX THKfTATS. .
Music Books &, Sbcet Music !
BLANK BOOKS, WALL PAPER,
Fkifcitp, Foolscap, Lpgnlcap,
LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS;
I'idura ami Franut, Curtain and Fixiurts.
Ycvould call the particular attentfon of Mer
chants and Frinti n to our extensive stock, which
embrace nt-srty every article luually krpt in
Uook aud Stationery I lou-. Our facilities or
snppltinj tbp tra lo are unsurpassed. ORBERS
BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ChicMnV&Son's
PIANO
AC
W. A. ROSE & CO.,
Have the Ayency for the Sale of these
and other Pianos.
Every Piano Fill? VinrtBted !
AlsjAgsnts for the celebrated Crovar & linker
Sewing Machines
For the State ot Kaasas.
155-tf
STETTAUER OROTHER'S
Exclusively Wholesale
New York Store.
17 I FXAWM8E STREET,
South Side, between Main and Sf eond-Sts ,
LEAVEN WORTH.KAN.
co
FANCY & STAPLE '
liry Goods, Silks,
AND
Em.3R0!DERIES,
So
STETTAUR & BROTHER
EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE
HATS & OAPS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
TAKSSS K0TZ01T5,
OLOTIIi G, etc., etc., cci.
-O-
EW YORK STORE,
STETTAUR & BRO
THE GREAT DRY GOODS
JOBBING HOUSE,
17 Delaware at,, LEAVENWORTII, k'answ.
U6-tf STETTAUR BRO.
Nficc f AHrtsiIarmtUir.
NOTICE kaereby giren.that ori the 3d day
of March, 18C4, Letter if AdaaUnstration
nnnn ihe catste of Daniel F. Binrins. ilrceaseO.
were gMDtrd to tbe aDdemfBtd by the Juigeol j
the ProUite Uourt oi Jeenn voHJMy.Bwai ot
Kansas. All persons having elaimiagamMsaki
male are required to exhibit them w lae Ad-mini-ilrator
tr allowance within Ma year sroaa
iba date of sH letters, or they my be preolud
t I from any benefit of said estate; and if each
clahui be not exhibited within three jearvfrom
the date of said Latirra. they will be forever l
bancd.. MAUY JANE HIGU1N&
ltt-3-3,00 Adatlaiatialrix.
SubscrilKs for the Independent,
W1S0N t HASTINGS,
VWkakaMiRttit'DtiA .
IOREIQN AND DOMESTIC
w&
IBOX, STEEL, NAII,
Corn Xilk, Ikw, Ciltivatws,
GCJi PACKIKG, BELTING, Ac
AXERILAN f FOREIGN
Farming & Gardening Implements
of all kind. Solo Agccti for the Cclcbtated
The Best Known for the Prairies.
Our Stock is Full'dt Complete,
AXD SOLD LOW FOR CASH.
Cill nnd Examine for Yourselves, at .
No. 23 Delaware street, two doors Eat of 2d St.
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
mar 20. '63 135-ly
I
RICHARDS &.CHAMBERLIN,
S'icetH.irt to J. RkJtartlt,
Have now on Land, at prk'ca to suit ilia times,
Full Slock of HARDWARE,
Suited to the wants of every community
Blacksmiths & Wagon-Makers
will fad a Large and Complete Assortment o
IRON AND STEEL,
Tools, XaUs, Horse Hhoes, Files,
Wagon Hobs, Spokes, Felloes, Siafts,
prnt'c, Axles, Skeins, etc.
MILL HEX CAX GET
Circular Saws,
Gum Belting and Packing Pumps,
LEAD PIPE, ROPE. CHAINS, &r.
You and others vwllalwjys find a large Stock of
Axes, Hatchets, Pocket and Table
Cutlery, Locks, Butts, Hinges,
Spade-s, Shovels, Sad Irons,
Saws, Planes, Screws,
Iron and Nails;
Agricultural Implements, Farming
and Gardening Tools of All Kinds:
Alas, sole Agents for the Celebrated
MOUSE PLOW,
FAIRBANKS'SOALES
Buckeye Mowers k Reapers,
SWEEPSTAKE THRESHERS, Etc.
ALL OCR GOODS SOLD LOW FOR CASHT
CALL AND SEE, AT THE
Cor. of 3d and Delaware Sts.,
LEAVENWORTH CITY.
Iletail Bouse.
STETTUAR & BRO.
Hare just received, and n&r to their friends
their large and well assarted stock of
Comprises all the NEWEST and MOST AT
TRACTIVE Go.xls of tho season, to . bo sold at
The Lowest Prices J
OIK stock or
Ia unturpaeaed by any establishment on the
Missouri river.
Blcachejl and BrovnShirtiiig..
Brown Sheetings!
BLUE AND BROWN DENIMS.
WALNUT TWJUS.
KREMLINS!
Tickings, Drills, Flannels.;.
CLOTHS, CASIJUERE&
White Goods, Hosier)',
Gloves, Riblnms, Etc.
Their Goods wtr purchased belore the ii3u in
the Eastern prices, aud ibc sold
MARVELLOUSLY LOWE
ALL THAT IS ASKED IS
1VS OS J. VBIA&.
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et'K ftKTAIC JCST.tltLrSUatER r IS.
Corner Delaware and 3tl feh"&Tarw.aLa..gaetfceav-,
Kfreeofcaaree.SfjrseodiBg lacir arfcieeasx .
LEANENWORTII, KAN.
' XEXEMBCR THE PLACE!
llCtltr STETTAUR 4 BKO.
A OENTLEXAN, cared ol Xeroas. DebiSty,
uspoieacy, I rcmamre Lwcay aaa. 1 owiuul MJ-
ror,aetuultdbvbeirctnbwfiohcrsk wiIlKjaj.'viiha. AoMrcs S C 1111 Vw J
happy to ruruisa to ajl who neJ it (fiea of chararif .-'"l" Eistuti SticM, ilwlajclp!, . fiJJ rUS
the recipe ami Jirtctions mattna UsiaV
rtcaacujr uacu ia sis cas. i bosq n toning lautulii
by bis exptriBe auJ piuica Yalstab.' iLsiu
edy aill reeeitathcaau.e-.Lj ru-nwl!, ".cie-1
fully sealed,) kv aJJrcMi-
JiUIA IF. UUIIK
lii -3in No. 5V N Asrau S iu-c r; "St w V
P.rfeUiilCJI
Psi n
IMJlOt KMtt
Comer of. SXa
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LWTCiWMfc nty, t
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The Table-is alans applied With ifaeBrst ta
MarkM Ag.tdi. 113-tr
H. ALLBH",
furnotreS"
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CHAIRS, STOOLS,
UEDSTE.4 DS l ATRESSE;
Uugs, Ltfcki$ ClMses, -
TaWee. StaCefce,, e.,e;. v,
Ob Hand ocXFuriiis.iied t Oritji . x-$
No. 171 Uelwivare St..Near 7tH
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LEAVENWOUTllrKi
DR. S. S, COOPEK,
PHYSICIAN 4:, SlJRQEOXc.
'"" mmr"'Hm
CPFEKS his pn)frlona nrlces to l)te citi
xrn of town and aarrouoiiing coaMrjr.
Residence on VUmmtv Im-t. Offics-ia lsJ
County IreaMirrrVtdRce. Will anwrraBeaHp,4
day or uiglr. Charges reasoulitrT' 51.
H DUTTON, SM
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
UCioca the State C nMitut i.-n. iti nod f.ir Oa
knlixira Township. Office at. the C.-aoty
Cltrk's olfioi, aljoiBlnghoDuitn Ilu'uiV, t
kalooa. Jefienoa Coonty, Kaia.
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H.a.ADlKt,,
. CROZlCR,
ADAMS. CROZKllfc LUDLtTM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CONNER OF.3IAIK.Sn. lLAWAKirjSr.i
LEAVENWORTH, KAN.
NoiAtirs Pcitid.
jc ae-yn?
oto. . MOORB.
era. b. rron,
ifeOKE k MJMiSt
Delaware Street,, btl 3d asid 4btt0
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.,
AH operiilions in ike line of oar Pro
fession performed ia a scientific
and satisfactory; maaaer;
Kefir hy permissioa to thefollowia? patrons.
Gov. Tho. Caksxt. Hot. J. L. MePowrxt,
Wm. H. WA-rtot, JOH5 WIM05.
ISt-lv ""
DR. G. J. PARKE,
J- 3
WHOLESALE AatTAlL DEAIRa IK
DKUGS, MEDICINES
1
.
Cbciuicala, SluftaHavT, '
Oils. Oaruing Flutl. Vamisbes. Biuaheav Dy
Slu.1i, Window Glass. Patty. Patent Medi- '
cinrs. Pure Liquors for Medical ParpoeeB.
Prumery,Faaey aad Tcilti Aiticlea,
No. 58, corner 'Vhird and Delaware at..
LEAVENViORTHvKANSAS.-
us
MERCHANTS HOJEI
CHEROJISE STREET.
BSTWEES MAIS L&9 RXC9SB IIRin.
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LEA YENWORTH. KANSASt:
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-$V
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SHE '
A. H. FECK, Proprietor.
Tlio Table iaSupjlirUli.llieJk2:
s?r-
llie it.uxtii .monii.
BOARD Sf PER DAT.
A. STISSOS-.
ST 1 K S O N
K. r. HATS3M
& 11 A'Y E N S.
Attorneys aai CwUMlknr at L,
'Office comer JfeiaaadDIwS J i
LEA KMKBHTH C ITT; KA!f i i
JAMES H'CAHOU, 9
JTTORKET -AT-LAYt.
IrartiwfrtaT, 1
Will practice ia la DUtrtcl'Cetnrta
of JefftrsoB aatl JaeksoartlmAtsts. 3tt
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