The Atchison Daily Champion from Atchison, Kansas • Page 2

(Stanton 033 A. JIAETUfj Editor, Proposalsjbr Hay. Offick or Ass'r Quartermaster, Fort Laramie. D. Maj 7, 1867.

CEALED" FROfOSALS -will be received at this office until 12 o'clock, June 5, 1867, for the deliver? C. J.f 3MTTH IS OX. JUNE 4, 1867. at this place of Twenty-three Hundred (iiOO) Tons of Wholesale and Retail Dealer iii One Cent Damage. suits again si General Wool for isonment daring bis military gov Foreign and Domestic Kansas Items.

The people of Allen county are agitating the subject of having a Fair this season. The assessed value of property this year in Fort Scott amouats in round numbers to $600,000. About $1800 have been subscribed by the people of Wathena to aid in the erection of a Catholic church. Two ferry-boats, both of sufficient capacity to carry horses and a wagon attached are now plying on the Neosho, at Burlington. A line of backs have been placed upon the road between Fort Scotland Fort Riley, passed through Neosho Valley.

Two new saw mills have recently been erected on the Saline river, in Ottawa county, and are unable to supply the demand for lumber. They are luxuriating on new potatoes in Lawrence, and the Journal says they are "a well-developed peach blow, large enough Baltimore in 1862, recently tefore the United Statee District shat city, have been decided by fboth plaintiffs one cent each as HARDWARE, CUTLERY, to Navigation. Jiazon has been thrown, open to ition of all the world, a proceed- AGRICULTURAL hows the Brazilians are a wise From Paris. We are permitted to make the fallowing extracts from a letter to J. P.

Bbowit, written by our fellow townsman FbakkBier, who is now in Paris: Paris, May 16, 1867." Fries Brown I visit the Exposition- daily. No descrip tion to convey an idea of its extent and magnitude can be given, and I will not annoy you with a tedious one. I seemany Americans. 1 beard from Calm that J. C.

-Breckenridge was in the American Saloon to-day. This saloon is adjoining the main building, where the Americans can have their national drinks, vhisky, Brandy, SheTry. Cobblers, etc. Each nationality is thus represented- Paris is always crowded but the crowd is getting thicker. People from all parts of the world are coming in, and as I pass the Boulevards, or walk through the Exposition I can see by the style of dress, or hear by the language, the English, American, German, Russian, Spaniard, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Moor, Negro, Bedoiu, and many others, which I cannot classify.

I am waiting for my brother-in-law and sister to get ready. The will come with me to Atchison. My brotheria law is an architect of superior knowledge and has built many fine churches and buildings. Although making a living he is longing for America. There is also a gardener coming with me who had a position as second overseer in the gardens of the Austrian Emperor.

He will show Atchison folks how to make garden. We start either on the 6lh or 15th of June, by the Bremen line. F. Bier. that they have a good governed the greatest of rivers been The Imputations against Col.

Leavenworth. Our' correspondent with Gen. Hancock's Indian expedition lately transmitted to us certain statements which we published made to General Hancock, by some profes 6ional Indian interpreters, and by the Indian Chief Sataula, reflecting upon the Indian agent, Col. Leavenworth. A friend of Col.

Leavenworth, confident of the lat-ter's entire innocence, sends to us in reply the following comprehensive and emphatic affidavits, covering, we believe, the whole ground in the case, and which we very cheerfully publish State of Kansas, gg County of Leavenworth, On the llth day of May, 1S67, pesonally appeared before the undersigned notary public within and for the county and State aforesaid, harles WT. Whi taker, a resident of Big Band in Peketon county, Kansas, who bemg daly sworn on his oath, declares that he is and has been since the fall of a duly licensed trader wijh the Kiowa, Comanche, Arrapaho, Cheyenne and Apache tribe of Indians, and has been acquainted with Col. J. H. Leavenworth, agent for the Kiowas and Ccmanches.

since August, 1862; that he, affiant, has seen a statemeat in the Missouri Democrat, of May 13, 1867, under the head of "Hancock's Indian Expedition," wherein said Col. Leavenworth is charged with having sold to this affiant Indian goods to the value of nine hundred dollars (900,) and this affidavit is made for no other purpose than stamping said statement, by whomsoever made, as a base lie, a villainous misprepresenta-tion of said Leavenworth; and this affiant further declares that at no time has said Leavenworth ever sold him any goods of any kind whatever. Chas. W. Whitakkr.

Subscribed and sworn to before me, the day and year first above written. Seal T. M. O'Brien, Notary Public. pen sixty years since Brazil now Implement 9 le been one of the richest coun- fe world, and all South America to eat." Gen.

Price has advertised for proposals for supplying the TJ. P. Railroad, E. with wood, from Wyandotte to Salina. A shared in the benefit and for would all tha world.

tfcc, bet. 3d 4th, abbath School Ccnventior. very large contract for somebody. lad annual State Convention of Commercial ATCHISON, nol-dtf The contract for rebuilding the bridge at The hay must fee well enred and made from the best qualities of native grasses. To lc stacked of such dimensions, aiid in such manner, aud in such part of the post as the A.

Q. M. may direct; also subject to the inspection of any person he may designate for the purpose. The contractor must furnish salt at the rate of twenty (20) pounds to the ton of hay, and drainage poles at least ten (10) inches thick, and soarranged as to prevent the hay from coming in contact with the gtound, and to afford free circulatien of air under the stacks. The hay to be delivered as follows, viz: To commence loth August, and 500 tons to be delivered by September 15, 1500 tons by October 15, and the b.ilance by Decern berlst.

1SC7. Parties to whom the contract would otherwise be awarded, must, before the final award is ieie, satisfy myself or successor that they have the necessary transportation, means, to enter upon and complete the contract as per agreement. The party to whom the coutract may be awarded will be required to give bonds within forty-eight hours after the award is made, equal to fifty (50) percent, of the amount of the contract, with good and sufficient security for the faithful performance of the contract. A copy of this advertisement, (a slip cut from this pa per) must accompany eathcopvof irojosal. Bids will be received for any reasonable quantity of iv.

Tayment to be made iD such funds as may bo by the U.S. Government. Proposals to be in duplicate, enclosed in an envelope, endorsed '-Proposals for hay at 1 rt Laramie," and directed to the undersigned. The rieht is reserved to reject any. or all bids offered.

He bid will be considered unless the party making it is present, orreprestnted by power of attorney. B. "GRIMES, nlStd. Brevet Major A. M.

U. S. 4. Proposals for Wood. Office Aks't Qatrtermasteh, Fort Laramie, D.

May 7, 1S57. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received' at this office k7 until 12 oVlock, June 5. 1S67, for the delivery at this post of Four Thousand 4000) Corris of WOOD. The wood to be of good, motcluntable quality, cut iu lengths of eight (6) feet, and split. No small limCS or decayed wood received.

It must be pn perly corded in such part of the post as the A. Q. M. shall direct, and subject to the inspection of any person i- may designate for the pur ose. The party to whom the contract may be awarded will be required to give bond within foity-eight hours after the award is made, equal to fitly (50) per cent, of amount of contract, with good aud sufficient security for the faithful performance of the contract'.

The wood to be delivered as follows, viz: One thousand cords per month during the mouths of June, July, August a.d September, 1S''i7. Parties to whom the contract would otherwise be awarded, must, before the final award is made, satisfy myself or successor that they ive cunvenient. th- neces-tin-y traiirpoiiation, means, ic, to enter upon aud the contract as per agreement A cony of this advertisement (a slipent from this paper) must accompany each copy or proposal. Bids will bo received fur any reasonable amount of wood. Payment to be made in such funds as maybe furnished for the purpose by the United St.ites Government.

Proposals to be in duplicate, en' los 1 i an envelope, endorsed "Proposals for wood at Fort Laram and directed to the uudersigiii'd. lii-f Government reserves the right, to reject any and all Lids. No bid will be recognized unless tK- party making it is present or represented bv power of attorm v. E. Jt.

nlStd Brevet Major A. Q. U. S. A.

Marysville, over the Blue, has been closed, and the work will be commenced imme KANSAS. fh School Teachers of Kansas, I at Lawrence on the 11th, 12th fjune, inst. On Tueslay Kev N. L. Boij'well, of diately.

Work is rapidly progressing on the new elivers an address; on the next railroad bridge at Wyandotte, and the Ga are lo be read by Jutfge T. C. zette says the structure will be completed Jeavenworth, ani Kev. E. A.

IIar- by the 1st of August. A spoonbill, or shovel catfish, has been asshopper, aud in the evening an be delivered by Rev. M. IIos- piIIS PREPARATION IS ths discoTery of tho A Rev. J.

W. Poland, formerly the Pastor of tha aptist Church in Goffstown, N. and a man early beloved by that denomination throughout caught in the Marmaton, near Fort Scott. jldwio City. On the 13th an es- It weighed forty pounds and measured five feel and ten inches.

le read by Judge Thatcher, of Specimens of coal have been found on a and at 2 p. m. agrand Sabbath cert will be given. The exercis-to Le of a very interesting char the attendance will doubtless be farm, thirty five miles up the Republican fork, says the Junction Union, at a depth TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ss.

Sfate of Kansas, County of Leavenworth. of thirty feet and also on Chapman's creek. Election Yesterday. General Uarvey has appointed John K. Wright of Junction City, Charles L.

Hus- Chicago, June 1. Lieut. General Sherman aui staff arrived here this morning from St. Louis, and left this afternoon via the Northwestern Railroad for Omaha and the Plains, to take personal command of the military movements against the hostile Indians. tion for members of the Board on- yesterday, passed off very John J.

Norton, a notary public in and for the above named county and Sthte, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the original affidavit now on file in my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and fixed my seai, this 11th day of May, a. i. 1867. iSeall Jous J.

Norths, sey of Salina, and R. D. Mobly of Ottawa There was no opposition to any count', as recruiting officers for the First New I-jTisrlftrnl. Ifa was obliged to lne tha pulpit and stmli -medicine to save his own life, and hia Powders areoneof the most wonderful discoveries of modern times. It is The Great Liver and Billions Eemedy which completely throws iu the shade ail other discoveries in medicine and it affords him much gratification that tl receive the nn-inimous approbation of ail who have tested them.

The Magic Bilious Powders hre a Tosilive Cure for, Complaint in its most aggravated form, and on immediate correction of all BILIOUS DEUANGKMKNTS Excellent for Headache, Constipation, PimpIeg.Blotch-cs, a Sallow Skin. Dizziness, Heartburn, Palpitation, and a most wonderful Cure and Preventive of Fever and Agitet (We advise all vrhoHre tronbleJ with this fearful malady to always keep the Powders on hand ready for im mediate ue.) Here are a few of the important particulars: They are the great Speceific for all Bilious Affect (ions. 2d Tivy are the on'y kuown remedy that will cur Liver Complaint, od. Tiiey art tne only known remedy that wiil cure Constipation. 4th.

The Powder arr fo tfcorcusn in their operation that one package will be nil ttiat tlt majority of those OS iHg them will require to effect a cure. 5th. They are a mill pleasant, yet the most effectual cathartic knowu. t'th. They a'ettie cltenpst and best medicinn Regiment, Veteran Cavalry, 2d brigade, Kansas State militia, as we learn from the rd nominations made on ng, and, as a consequence, the was a very email one.

"Silence and it is therefore to be Junction Union. The following item, relative to Indians, Ibat all who did not vote eanc- we take from the LeRoy Pioneer "Mr. ticketa placed in the field, which Leander T. Riadon, of this place, who has a most gratifying unanimity of been stopping at Casner Key's store on Proposals for Charcoal. OFrirc 1 Foif I).

iv 7. 167 CEAI.KD PROPOSALS will l-e Ids office un-til 12 o'clock June nth. 1'7. tor the dtdiverv at this past of Six Thousand 16OOU btih. Is of Oil A K-C'OAL.

The i harcoal to bcof good merchant ible quality, made from pine wooa and subject to inspection tielore being received. The following is the vote of the the Verdigris, says that, on the 20th, word was sent up Hall Mooney's store, by 2d W. W. ilh W. fes.

1st IF. 10 42 theOsages, that the Big Hfl Indians were going South to join the Camanches, and come up and whip the white settlers on Fall River. The citizens are organizing le, The party to whom the contract may be awarded iil bo ord, recurred ithin forty-eight hours alter the acceptance of as they can be tent by mail to any pait cf the clobe for 24 24 the price, 50 cfs. the bid to give bond euti il to lilt per rent, of the into companies. Mr.

Mooney, with 6even tin, 58 57 thaus, men, went down to inquire into the mat Circulars, containing rertificaf es, information, Ac.nprit any pa of the world tree uf charge- by all Drnjgis or mail on nppiic atk tl to CLARK General Agents, New Haven, Conn, 50 Cl.nts Box. 34 34 SI Notary Public. Slate of Kansas, 1 Leavenworth county, On this 14th day of May, 1S67, personally appeared before the undersigned, notary public within and for Leavenworth, Kansas, to nie known, who, being duly sworn, on his oath declares that he has been engaged during the positive years as a dealer in furs and Indian goods in said city, and is personally acquainted with J. II. Leavenworth, U.

S.Indian agent for the Kiowas and Camanche tr'bes of Indians; that he has seen and read a statement in the Missouri Bcinocrat of the 13th of May, 1837, reflecting upon said agent, and this affiant in charging said agent with felling robes to this affiant to the amount of several thousand dollars, which statement affiant hereby brands as false, inasmuch as said agent never sold to affiant but one small lot of second hand robes, for which affiant paid $160, one hundred and sixty dollars, said robes being brought to this affiant by Wm. Matthewson, who stated they were presents to said ageut, and very inferior in quality. Affiant further declares as his belief, that the statement pub lished in said newspaper under head of "Hancock's Indian Expedition," so far as it relates to Co'onel Leavenworth and this affiant, is a gross misrepresention of facts. E. H.

Durfee. seal Sworn to and subscribed before me on the day first above written. Jas. A. Agent.

diwtf rd of Education for the ensuing 1 therefore ba composed of the New York, June 2. Gold opened at 1.36f and closed at 1.36f. The body of Artemus Ward arrived here Friday night by the steamer Deutchland, and will ba taken to Maine to-morrow for interment. Washington, June 2. General Sheridan telegraphs to Army Head Quarters here that the largest political meeting and procession that ever -occurred iu New Orleans took place under the auspices of the Republican party, on the evening of the 29th of May.

It pissed off without the slightest disorder. It was mostly composed of colored citizens. During tliff rooent visit of General Sheridan to Gu'veston, he became so much impressed with the disloyalty of the po'ice force of that city that he removed every man, from the chief to the lowest subordinate, and ordered the military authorities to act in their stead. Omaha, May 31. The Senatorial Excursion Party arrived here this afternoon.

They leave for the West at 8 o'clock to-morrow. The Nora, a mountain boat, snagged and sank yesterday, above DeSota. The passengers took the Silver Lake, which was just behind, and continued their journey. The officers came here last night in a yawl. No lives lost.

The rumor of the removal of Durant, as Business Manager of the Union Pacific Railroad, is confirmed by a formal notice published here, this morning, by authority. Its affairs are to be controlled by Sidney Dillon, a committee. Mr. Dillon arrived this morning. Washington, June The Judiciary Coffitsiiitee have practically concluded the impeachment investigation, and will probably adjourn oii Monday night.

The indications are that they will decline to make Atchison, Seiicaand Marysrllfe Stage ami Express Co. Board lots are to be drawn for ar and two years term, as half This Linn of Coaches is now ready to carry passenger1 amount of the contract, with good and sufficient security for the faithful form m. -e of the contract Parties to hoiu tit- n'ract w.ml I otherwise be a ia-ii, before linti aard is juaoc, myself or mceessor that they have the for enter' ing upon and fulfilling the contrai as agreement. -4 cepy ol this advert semeut (a slip cut from this paper) must accompany ea copy of Bids will be received for any reasonable quantity. The charcoal to be delivered as follows, viz: Cue thousand (1OO0) per month until com-; commencing July la, S07.

iiient I be iii ide iu such as maybe fumi-hed by tne S. Government "'roposals must be in duplicate, enclosed in nn envelope endorsed Pn posals for Charcoal at Fort and directed to the idei signed. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. bid will becunsideied unless the partv making it be present, or reprvseuted by power of attorney. B.

GRIM FS n4Std Brevet Major A Q. M. V. S. A.

Dissolution. To all whom it may concern, notice is hereby given that the Co partnership heretofore existing between Frederick Hoffman and Francis has this day been dissolved by inutusl oonsent, Frederick Hoffman assumes the liabilities and collects all debts of the late firm. FRKIiERICK HOFFMAN. tibers go out at the expiration of from the terminus of the C. II.

U. P. R. R.via Centralis, Seneca, Ash Point and Ouitt.ird'a Station, to Marysvillej I Kansas, and will also receive Express matter for all points Last. Coaches will leave the terminus of Kaii-road for Seneca, daily, and will leave Seneca for Marys ville, trv.weekly,Tuesdav,Thursd ty and Saturday.

V.W.PARKER. Proprietor. n30 d6ra. Office Parker'. Block.

New Catholic Church. nks are due Rev. Father Atjgcs- for a fine photograph of ti the new Catholic Church, now bted in this city. It (s a most ter. Mr.

Riadon also says that the crops lock finely, and that the grasshoppers are disappearing." We find the following in the Junction Union, relative to the capture and disposition of the negroes who outraged the person of an old lady by the name of Peterson, after breaking open the house and robbing it "Yesterday we gave our readers an account of an outrage committed upoa an old lady, by three negroes, on the Smoky Hill, near Lamb's. Below we give an account of their capture by the citizens, since which we have learned that, as a couple of jrjen were bringing them to town, after having been before a justice, they were overtaken on a ferry boat, near Bartlett's Mills, by forty or fifty armed who immediately began firing on theul. Cne Cf the negroes was killed instantly on the boat; another jumped into the river and was killed; the third ran into the woods, but was overtaken and killed, and bis body thrown into the river. The parties disappeared, leaving the bodies to float down the river. The men in charge of the prisoners received several balls in their clothes, but they were not injured.

The negroes begged piteously. The men on the boat think that there were thirty or forty men on each side of the and harmoniously proportioned FRANK WK1ST. May 30th, 1SC.7. uOO-dlw and will be, when completed, one 1st substantial, as well as one of Final Cettlcmcnt. To creditors and all others interested in the estate of Presley Montgomery, notice 18 hereby givsnthat the undersigned administrator of said estate will make a final settlement thereof at a special term of the Probate Court to bo holden cn the first Monday in June, a.

d. 18J7. JOSIAII BRALEY, nH-nlw Administrator. NOTICE. Designs for Buildings.

W. ANGELO POWELL, Architect, L'icil Engineer and Superintemlent Prepirs Drawings, Specificationst and finest church edifices in the architect is W. Akgelo jph, who has an extended and eputatiun as a designer. The T. M.

O'BRIEN Notary Public. And then at fhe same time and place personally came William Matthewson, a resident of Peketo county, Kansas, to me personally kuown' who being sworn, on his oath declares that the foregoing affidavit of E. H. Dufree is correct in all particu- efore us shows not only the ch building, but also the Cath- lars. and further says that he was present re, ueneral bne north east of it, and the beauti- PRlll'OvlLs To build a lit idso over Independence Creek, will be received by the undersigned at any time until 1 o'clock r.

m. of the 30th day of May, 1SC7. Plans specifications can be seen at the office of the undersigned. The successful bidder will be required to give bonds for the faithful performance of the contract. 110 BT.

FUBRRIGKK, Trustee of Shannon Township. Atchison, Kansas, May 9, 1807. It is hereby ordered that the time of receiving the above proposals be extended to the 8ih day of June. EOBT FORBRKiER. Trustee Shannon Township.

IVotice. The C- See of Jno: L. Thompson Brokers, is r. moved to th office of the Quevnswa tore Room ofX. K- Wakefield, South Kids Commercial between Third and Fourth.

nl4-dlm hds on the river bank east and 'ie Church. The building will be a ornament but an honor to our river. And contracts fur ublic and private edifices. Having an xperience of over twenty years practice, I feel con 11. dent of my ability to eive entire gatisfactien.

Office No. 75 Edmond at, D46diy ST. JOSEPIT, MO. Ladie8 If you vant a good shoe of any kind, go to John Beiner'3, corner of 3d and Commercia sts. and Father Acgcstinf, to rgy and enterprise we owe its Sn, deserves the cordial thanks a report until December.

The extraordinary number of 18,004 voters have registered, of whom 8,2 are colored. The number of votes cast for municipal officers a year ago was notwithstanding the statements to the contrary. New Orleans, June 1. Mayor Heath has appointed two negroes policemen to day. Advicez from Havana, the 23th, says the Captain General of Manseala has notified the consular agent of the Juarez Govern mtut to quit the Islard in forty-eight hours.

The French steamer Lourena, arrived today from Vera Cruz, confirms the surrender of Maximilian and this Generals. The commander of Vera Cruz was only awaiting official notification to surrender the city. Albany, June 2. A splendidly executed counterfeit of tpn at fhe time Colonel Leavenworth, Indian agent, received as gifts, twenty second hand robes from Kiowas and Camanches, which they handed him od receivii their annuity goods, putting on their new blankets instead; said robes were by me ttken to E.H. Durfee in Leaven wo th, fc.

sale, and he requested by me to account therelor to said agent. Wm. MATTHEWSON. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th oi May, 1867. T.

O'BRIEN, Notary Public. State of county of Leavenworth ss. Joh i J. Nortonta notary public in and for the above named county and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing are correct copies of original affidavits now on tile in mv office. iuckeve and Ball Combined.

j' the cordial support of our people jible efforts. JOThe R. R. Meetings. I'oL Abell, who returned from bcounty yesterday, we learn that k)td meetings at Highland and ud, in Doniphan county, were zly attended and the interest aoiiar notes on me intra rxanonai rans oi Philadelphia was detected this morning.

hi in tha Road was greater even In iestimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal, this day of May, A. D. Tb61. JOHN J.NORTON. Notary Public.

uiphaaand Troy. The gentlemen i 1 1.41 cilv Beparaieu iue inner Proceedings cf R- E. Meeting at Troy. Troy, May 31, 1867. Fursuant tonotica the citizens of Center township met in the court house at Troy, and organised by calling D.

M. Johnston to the chair and selecting E. J. Jenkins Secretary. G.

W. Glick explained the object of the meeting, in an able speech. Speeches were also made by Col. Abell of Atchi son, A. Terry, and Capt.

Trice of Troy. Oa motion of Capt. Trice a committee of three, consisting of Cyrus Leland A. Brant ano and E. J.

Jenkins, were appoint ed to circulate petitions to be gned hy the voters of the county asking the county board to submit the proposition to a vote of the people of the county to subscribe stock in the Atchisoa and Nebraska City Railroad. Mr. Perrv offered the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That we heartily endorse the movement contemplating the building of a Railroad from Atchison through our county to White CLud, and pledge ourselves to use tel. Louis, June 2. with prices well raain-tained.

Flour Heavy, drooping end holders anx Mo. Democrat. Mzv 17. It l' Abell and Capt. Butcher goiDg and Judge Graham and ii'visitiog White Cloud.

At both f.jv were most cordially recived, A. C. HARRISON, Red Estate and Collecting Agent, ATCHISON Kansas. fcf.t: umtm av ious to sell choice tall super q-iotes c9.5Qa 10; double extra 13.50al4; choice and fancy 15 50al7. Wheat Unchanged; fair fall $2 50, prime 2 703 72, choice 2 85 Corn Dull, lower, at lal OJ.

Oats Heavy and lower, 66a89c. Chicago, June 2. Flour Inactire and nominal. Wheat iiet, and firm at rd advance of Office Price 's Block, cor. 4th and Main sts.

i .1 v'lf assemblages of the people vto hear what they had to say. iraa the sentiment unanimously the subscription of bonds by the )t a number of private citizens For sale, both and unimproved. Claims entrusted me for collection will receive nar 3w' 7, 9 'U ticniar attention and prompt remittance made. ZX i' i i ''id psabscribs handsome soma to the Ktriiiyeis ohn M. Price, Atfy at Law.

vttKS-tT V' i i-'' i I J. Hon. R. St. Clair Gra tV-- rrv the low, Kq hin, Atchison P.

P. Wilcox, Amos StecK.tV)' I Li K-V it 7 Denver Cuj, Co 2a-ic on yesterday's prices. Sales of No. 1 at 2 30.2 2." 35; No. 2 at 2 18a2 23, closing hrm at 2 23.

Cvrn Active at an advance of lj2f on yesterdav'8 prices. Sales No. 1 at 1 031 04f No. 2 Provisions- Qjiet. Mess pork 22 25.

12jal2i. Beef Cattle Quiet, at 25a9 25 for fair to extra good steers. of the Road. In White Cloud, citizens agreed to B'lbscrioe ch, and many others pledged I for smaller amount. In Uigh- I citizens pledged from $500 to vv county is ally avrake to the nce of the Atchison and Ne-silroad, and the people will er to push it a sue- nd by a united e2ert our beat endeavors to aid in its construe-tioc.

On motion of Capt. Price it was oedered that the proceedings of this meeting be published ia the Atchison Champion and White Cloud Chief. Oa motion of Mr. Tower, the thanks of the meeting were tendered the gentlemen from JLtchisou for thtir sue addresses ia SEMI-WEEKLY STAGE LINE. Coached will leave NEW HCREK A on Mondays aod Fridays, on the arrival of the C.

CP K. from Atchison for AMERICA, BAivRtTS IRVIXGard MARYSVILLE, Ks. raseiifrers will find a ready accommodation and quick paruge for any ot the above poinU J-Express matter auj freight taken at reasonable fatej, o2dS-dTtf DODGE'S REAPER ASD MOWER AND SELF-RAKE COIBINED. Japanese Purchase. TLc Japanese.

Comnujiicners have pur-.