The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • 2

THE "DiLlLY 'OONSEKYATIVE-LEAVENWOETH, KlISTSlS, SEPTEMBER 18. 1863. A ghostly lawsuit is about to be tried MISCELLANEOUS. propobaIj RV TPT.PPR APH in England. Mr.

Pepper's ghost, which is NO. 45.1 NO. 45. BpOTS SHOES provisionally protected by patent, haa fallen out with the ehost of Mr. King, of Bath.

IKDIAJST SUPPLIES. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 18, 18G3. PEKSOJJAIi. The following statement haa been furnished ns for publication Assistant Provost Marsha's office, Lsavkkwohth, Sept.

13. Capt. James Christian, C. S. V.

Sir -Just befoje noon, on Friday, Sept 11 I received a note frSni Capt. Williams, Acting THIS MORNING'S REPORT. TO THE LADIES OP New Boot Shoe Store Caibo, Sept. 17. Mr.

King's ghost claims that the spectre of Mr. Pepper is not new, and moreover is an infringement upon the improved shade of Mr. K. The U. S.

steamer B- has just ar LEAVENWORTH AND VICINITY Office Shperijttexdkst India Affairs, I Leatexwokth, September 16th, 18G3. rived from Red River, 13th, bringing official Adjutant General, District of the Border, say information of the occupation of Little Rock, ing that be received an order from Gen. Ewing "S-dvertisements. This Morning's Arkansas, by our forces, without fcghUng or loss on either side of any consequence. No.

45, South Side Shawnee St. (Between 2d 3d Streets.) to turn over to mo, for immediate investiga SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed, '-Proposals for Indian Supplies," to be delivered at. the ac and Fox Agency, Neosho and Ohio Citv, Kansas, and at the Cherokee Agency. Cherokee Nation will be received by me, from loyal persons only, at the office of A. V.

Coffin, Directing Physician, Leroy. Coffey county. Kaa- naa until lflr i tion, Miss Sallie Young, who had been arrest Price is in command 01 the rebel torce ana was on a rapid retreat southward, and it is supposed he would not make a pause until ed hy Col. Adams, on a charge of complicity hn reached tne lied Kiver country. with Quantrile.

dunnsr 1113 recent raid into O. O. W. BEELER KanttfactniBrs Bad Baaleea la All quiet below tho mouth of the Red Riv- 6F An ipvnpdition denarted from New Orleans A short time after I got the. order from 'FROM E1WOOD.

UNION THEATRE. ACX3 Proprietor. Ck. O. CUAfUX Act.

anU Stage Manager. FRIDAY EVESiaoTsEPT. IS, 13C5, Last night but one of the popular artist MISS ETTIB HEKDSESON, Wio will appear In her KKA CHARACTER of THE FliENOH SPY. OR The Fall of Algiers. Henri St.

Alms. SATURDAY, tiio 10U day of October next, for furnishing in such quantities ani such time or times during the months oi October, November and December next, as may be required and ordered by me, or as the Agent or Commissary at each of the above named points may direct, the following named articles on the 9r.h. Ita destination is a matter of si SHOES BOO Col. Adams making the transfer, Mr. John Read then gave me the names of Mr.

Worden, Mrs. Dr. Gris wold, Mrs. Love, Mr3. Archibald, 1 CS Correspondence of th Leavenworth Conservative Elwood, Sept.

17, 1863. Thia Begtion of country haa for Beveral days been a scene of constant excitement The misrule of the Schofield Gamble dynasty conjecture. The Navy Department is about to ramove its depot of supplies, foundries, to Shipmette's Landing. The Mobile Register, late copies of which have been received at Memphis; contain As and Mrs. Dix, as witnesses for the prosecution On Saturday I went to Lawrence to see those TFb oler ale Retail.

THE undersigned havo just received, and will continue to keep constantly oo hand, the largest and most complete assortment of Boots hoes, purchased directly from the manufactory, to be found In any store Harriet, Miss Ettie Henderson 650 Head Beef Cattle, Xone to weigh less than 900 pounds gross. de Meric.J Colonel G. D. Chaplin. in Missouri is harboring and protecting sociated Press news confirming the state witnesses.

Mr. Worden said he had heard the charges against Miss Young, and had spent two days trying to ferret them out, but could ia the State of Kansas, consisting in part of the fallow Buchanan and Andrew counties, of that All the Company wUl appear. ments previously made tnat Johnston tias been put in command of the rebel forces in State, a band of bushwhackers, who contem 300,000 Pounds Bacon, not find that they had any foundation what ing varieties: MEWS CALF, KIP A GRAIN BOOTS, MEWS CALF, KIP ZUFFBROGANS, WOMEX'S LASTIA'O dc KID GAITERS. Virginia. Commencing with the Amusing Comedy cf CAPTAIS CHARLOTTE.

plate an invasion of Northern Kansas at an ever. Mrs. Griswold said she did not" know early day. Our people are on the alert, and Capt'. Charlotte Miss Ettie Henderson Bumbimlla A.

tiiiTor WOMEWS GOAT, MOROCCO, CALF BUFF LACE anything against Miss Young, as did Mr. Ba- will see that they do not return to their Lowell. Sept. 17. J.

C. Ayer Co medicine manufactory took fire last evening, burning up two factories. Loss about 560,000, insured $30,000. About two hundred hands lost employment. BOOIS, BO TS- CA LF KIP BOOTS.

MISSELS CIIILDEEX'S SHOES, ALL KLXVS, ker, who wa3 one of the wounded men, and also his wife but all spoke in her praise, and NOTICE. Box Office open from 10 a. k. to 1 r. and haunts in as' good condition as the come out OFF from (oof.

K. wnen seat? cau oe see area. This dav haa been one of unusual excite- thought if anything she was instrumental in Ferionnajica commencing ment. Gen. Odon Guitar arrived in St.

Jo, Doors open at 114 o'clock. o'clock precisely. saving Mr. Buker's life, after he had been se AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. last evening, and hearing that some rebels verely wounded.

Mrs. Love said that she did Shoulders and Sides. 5,000 SACKS FLOTJE, State from good, sound fall Wheat, 100 to tho aci. 1,000 COEN MEAL, One hundrod pound to the Sack. 2,000 Bus.

Shelled Corn, PRICKS OF ADJUSSIOJ. had lost some fourteen negroes, ordered a not know Miss Young, and when she first heard ct. ...3 cts. All kinds of Boota Shoes made ordor at the shortest notice. EXTRA inducements are offered to country dealers, for we are bound not to be nnder-sold by any house wet of St.

Louis, find desire to make it to the interest of all to buy of us. BOWE TO ORDER. 0. C. W.

BEELER, SeptSdly Galiery of her being with the guerrillas that morning thought she must be in league with them, but after learning what Miss Young had done for "JBIstray. many in the place, saving life and property she hadj'elt the greatest respect for her, as a TAKEN UP, on the 13th inst. near Leavenworth, one bay Mare about eight jears old, not quite nltcen high; black legs and in her forehead, slightly saddle and collar marked, and ia fine order. Inquire at this office. City, Beptember 17th, 1863.

sl8-3t brave and noble woman. Mrs. Dix thought CO, -EVENINGREPORT. New York, Sept. 16.

The Times has the following Gen. Pleas-anton reached Rapidan river at Raccoon Ford, yesterday forenoon, after considerable heavy skirmishing between Culpepper and that point. Up to that time no rebel infantry had been met with, though a heavy force of rebel cavalry had been driven back by our force. Fighting waa going on at Raccoon Ford yesterday, the enemy vigorously resisting all our attempts to cross. It is supposed a brigade of rebel infantry was at that point resisting our advance.

General Foster telegraphs from Fortress Monroe that the main body of the rebel army is at Richmond, where Lee's headquarters now is, and there is no force of any consequence in General Meaie's front. Gen. Fieasanton will probably aacerta'n E. E. WATSON (Succesf-ora to O.

she must have been in league with them, that 3D DAY OF AUGUST. "YfE shall offer the balauie cf ccr FriesdU stock r.f it was suspicious that she was out that morn Put np ia good Cur.ny Sacks. 5,000 Bus, Corn in Ear, 100 BARRELS SALT, ing, and that all movements were suspicious Regimental Order o. 1 HKA1XJMRTEK8 1st Reg. K.

S. Leavenworth, frept. 17. I. Companies of the First Kegiment Kansas State Cav airy are designated as follows: Co.

A B. F. Akers, 1st Co. J. Gob'e, Ne, 81 -iTo.

si and thought she was the means of having the Johnson House burned and their house, and also of having- Trask, Thorp End Dr Griswold 23 killed but a3 she did not know Mits Young SLawnes St Sliawuea St. 5 i SHAWLS, SILK MANTLES DEALERS IX or that any one had been in the habit of riding out early in Lawrence, and as the friends and relations of the murdered men were more disposed to praise than blame, I thought her evidence should be received with great caution I also eaw Captain Banks, Mr. aud Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Gates, and several others, and with company of E.

M. M. to come over to bl-wood and "establish law and order," that is kidnap the colored soldiers that are here. A messenger crossed and informed na of the raid. The colored soldiers formed in line, and headed by a band consisting of a drum and violin, not a guitar, marched to the boat landing.

They were soon followed by a company of militia.Capt. Geo. W. Barr. Arriving at the river they formed in line of battle at the boat landing, determined that Guitar should not enforce his order on thia Bide ol the river.

Guitar had captured the ferry boat and ordered a company on board pre paratory to crossing. Whilo on board the boat Guitar's soldiers declared they would not cross the river, and some of them left the boat and returned to their quarters. Guitar finding the darkies and militia determined to fight, and almost a mutiny among his troops, revoked the order, and his soldiers returned to their quarters, cheering for Jim. Lane, Jennison, Kansas and the negroes, and while the soldiers and loyal citizens of St. Jo.

were greatly rejoiced at the defeat of Guitar, the General remained at the Pacific House, weep ing, wailing and gnashing his teeth at the impudence of the negroes and people of El-wood for attempting to prevent the execution of his order. Poor Guitar. No one can fail to sympathize with the unfortunate General in his hour of trouble. Thia occurrence will be known in history as Brig. Gen.

Odon Guitar's retreat. A large majority ol the people of St Jo. are loyal to the core. 1 Drugs Medicines, Cc. P.

Hueegen, 1st Co. Thos. Truwer, Capt. Co. C.

Kerr, Co wm. Sm tli, Co. John Vf right, 1L Captains of eavalry companies In Leavenworth county, who hare not reported thir companies, will do so immediately, at these headquarters. Ill Commandants of companies will transmit to headquarters muster rolls of their companies, immediately. IV.

Ueadquartcre-of the 1st Regiment of Kansas State Cavalry are hereby established at N. 1-U, Shawnee street, Leavenworth. V. L. L.

Todd is hereby appointed Acting Quartermaster of the Kegiment. He will beobejed ud respected acoioicgly. Ky order of M. GR AXT, Lace Points. 2,000 POUNDS PLUG TOBACCO, 5,000 do RIO COFFEE, 7,000 do BROWN SUGAR, 25 BARRELS VINEGAR, 1,000 BLACK PEPPER, and 2,000 POUNDS SODA, Subject to inspect ion and weight at the places of delivery.

the single exception mentioned above, the pub ic sentiment appeared to be universally io her PAINTS AND OILS, VARNISHES, Dye StufiSs, Turpentine, Alcohol WHITE COAL OIL, Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Great Seduction from Forcer Prices. Col. septiSuif JoaN FiiziuisD, Act. Adjt Fine Toilet writing Paper, Envelopes, rushes, Trusses, soaps. Hair aud.

Too ji favor, both among men and women, all vieing with each other in praise of Mis3 Young's noble aud heroic conduct, upon that fearful day, and all expressing surprise aud regret that rihe had beun compelled to incur the odium of an arrest, after having been in Lawreucc two weeks after the sad afiair there, and the citizens there having had ample time to thoroughly investigate the matter, and all suspicions that have been heard against her had been turned to thanks and praise. From all the evidence that I have becu able to obtain, I consider Miss Sailie Young is tikce TinvriE to the exact position of the rebel army in a day or two. A train of cara passed through to Culpepper from Washington, today, with supplies for our troops. New Yore, Sept. 1G.

A Washington special to the Times says the Ia3t dispatches from Mr. Dayton convey the most explicit and unmistakable assurance from the French Emperor, as well as from his minister of foreign affairs, that ranee has no intention either to recognize the Southern Confederacy while its ability to maintain its independence is seriously doubted, nor to plant any French colonies on the Western continent, or retain any permanent conquest in Mexico. These dispatches are regarded as eminently satisfactory by our Government. The President does not think the new rebel rams will be allowed to leave the English ports. Washington, Sept.

16. Gen. Gilmore in an official communication says thirty-bix pieces of artillery were captured on Morris Island, and it is not impos: sible that oihers still remain concealedt Acting Bear Admiral Bailey, under date of Key West, September Sth, states that in order to correct an erroneous impression, that not a single instance of yellow fever, or anything approaching it, has made ita appearance, either in the town or harbor, during the entire season, and the health of the and Shoulder Braces, T3E UNDERSIGNED bf3 leave to inform the Public that the G.GAR&TGBACCO WAREHOUSE It is to be understood that the right nill be reserved to require a Iirner or less quantity of any of the articles named than tiiat specified in the above ciedule, and to reject any or all of the bids oftere and that none from persons wlio ve failed to comply with the requirements of a previous contract witn the United St. tea Trill be considered. Ihe right ill be reserved to terminate the contract at any time by giving ten SECURE BARGAINS.

days notice to tuo contracting parties. IJidder mutt te present at the opening of their bids, and tnust have the or SIMOPT SEEMAN, SO. 13 DELAWARE STREET. guaranty ot at u-at two responsible parties for tho ful hllment of the contract if awarded. Unliveries will commence upon notincauon of award of the contract I'uitty and VVri mlow Glass.

Fhysician's Prescriptions carefully prepar-J, at ill hours 'day nd night. A great variety of Coa. Oil Lamps, Cbimtieya and Shades. fEESE LEECHE3 always on hand. Ail tho POPULAR MEDICINES of the day always oa nana PL' RE WIVES AND LIQUORS for Medicinal purposes.

No. 81 Shawnee street, between Third and Fourth, outh side. levoid of all suspicion of complicity with We mnst close cut ifce soo(sj make rccm for osr BondH will be required the amount of the bid lor the faithful performance of the contract, with two or more sureties, whose suiliciency must be ccrtiSec' by a United Quantrile or any of his band, during the raid Has again been replenished with the iaost exrjss-v. stnies jungc or uistnct attorney into Lawrence, but worthy of all praise for her heroism on that occasion, and she is there 'Topocals must te made iu duplicate. No proposal JPjf3L.3L STOCZ.

will be eon.noered that does not stiictly conform in all must mention on little instance of the loyaltj of a St. Jo. lady. She was standing on the river bank watching the proceedings, and when Guitar was forced by the negroes to retreat, she threw np her hat and shouted at the top of her voice, "Bully for Kansas." Will the time ever como when the United States soldiers will be used to hun'- down tht cursad bushwhackers and rebels that now in fore released from arrest, immediately upon particulars to tho terms and directions of this advertisement. W.

FK1.V. STOCK OF Cigars, Chewing Tobacco, bronaou't, Fii.o Cut Tobacco, sl7dtd Supt. Ind. Aff'rs Southern Superintendence- the receipt cf this. Capt L.

D. Jot, C. XV. THOMAS CO, E. WaTSOX.

T. FGEP.SCOP.FF. Ass't Provost Marshal N. D. K.

aug2410m Smukiug Tobacco, io bales, barreifi, boxes, bladders aud papers. HP. IsL Meerschaums, Indian Rubber, Brier Root, Wooden HARDWARE. SO Delaware Street. jy30 Wholesale and Retail Dealer nu nay l-ipes, ot ever conceivable description, Stern's Pouches, I'luyiusj Cards, STATE TEACHERV ASSOCIATION.

Tor kka, Sept. 1,18 G3. To Teachers and Count Superintendents: fest North Missouri, instead of persecuting the loyal men of the country men whose alty Which we ore enabled to at such low prices as to has never been doubted, but are persecuted i'oi There will be a meeting of teachers and County Superintendents, in connection wilh the reason that they are radical anti-slavery RICHARDS CHAMBERLIN, Defy Any Competition ihe Leavenworth County Teachers' Institute STOVES, TIN PLATE, AMERICAN ASB RUSSIA IRON, ARMY SUrPLIES. Office tbe Chief Comsjksap.v, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, cept 1SS3. CjEALED PROPOSALS will be received at t'-is office 12 o'clock, SATtRDAT, THE 19th ISST on the the 29 Ih of to organize a We can oSfer as complete an assortment in our line, men.

Tho excitement ended by a large meeting of the citizens of El wood, which wa3 ad IT cuu wiu sen at as low prices as any nonee west oi Jew Kansas State Teachers' Association. Wehopi Zin Copper, Pressed, Japanned and Enameled Ware. for a full attendance as the occasion can be dressed bv Dr. Landou. of St.

Jo Judge Van Hardware and Cutlery, olace in every respect is remarkably good. Atlanta, Sept. 14. Generals Johnston and Forrest skirmished with the enemy near Dalton, on Friday. Forrest was wounded.

The Yankees advanced to Tunnel Hiil. Gen. Wheeler had a skirmish near Lafayette on the same day, and the enemy being too s'ronff, he fell back. A general engagement is expected. Geu.

Rosecrans occupies Chattanooga. Charleston, Sept. 15. A lieutenant and five men were killed to-day by thet explosion of one our magazines on James fsland. A telegraph line to connect Camming's Point and Pulaski is in course of construction by the Yankees.

There is some anxiety to hear from General Bragg. Buskirk, of Savannah, and Lieut Gov. Osborn, of Elwood. The Missouri men as made one of great profit. ISAAC T.

GOODNOW, Sup't of Public Instruction 3TEE5-, sured the citizens of Elwood of the intention of lorn ciiy, ana we mean TO ACCOMPLISH WHAT WE SAY. SIMON SEEMAX. In addition to oar Cigar business, we also keep on hnnd as heretofore Maible lop Billiard iabies, Cues, Cloth, cue-tips, chalk aud all materials in that line, which we sell at Manufacturers Prices. Order by mail promptly ailed. SOIOX SKE3IAS, 13 Delaware street, soptl8d3m Leavenworth, Kaneaa.

Tapers io the State friendly to the cause. all loyal men in Missouri to stand by the loy al men of Kansas in putting down what Dr. please copy. From the Kansas City Journal for furnishing tho following stores to the Subsistence Department. For delivery at Fort Scott, Kassss, on or Wore the lOth day oi October, 15C-3 300,000 Pounds Flour, best sincle extra, made from good, sound fall wheat, to be double sacked, tha outer sack to be new pennies, double so ire the inner sacks to be jood nev, stroE Cotton.

Landon called the damned copperhead rulers Quantrile Surpi 1 -Hi t'xmp Broken Up of Missouri" Thu3 ended the first lesson. Hamkrs. Two Bunlmhockeri KlliiU-Foity Hoist Capiurcd. We are permitted to publish the following TFAGOS HUBS, gPOH.ES, CIRCULAR BAT78, GUEI DELTIHiO AND PACKING. Have no-w ca hand, and for sale LOW FOR CASH, interesting report from Col.

Weer, received at 5 3 sr- 100,000 Pounds Bacon Sides, Wanted Immediately. 15,000 Bushels of Oats. For which tho HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Headquarters yesterday Pleasant Hill, Sept, 15, 18G3 9 P. M. FROM OSKALOOSA.

Correspondence of the Leavenworth Conservative. Oskaloosa, Sept. 15, 1863. Dear Sir: You perhaps remember my mentioning the fact of a volunteer militia Portland, Sept 16. Return3 from 250 towns give Cory over 1,500 majorty over Bradberry, while the remaining towns to be heard from will probably increase it.

The State Senate will stand 30 Union to one Democrat the House about 110 Union to 30 Democrats. Brig. Gen. Ewing, L'ommanding District of Clear, In good, nerr, double-sowed gnncy sacs. tne isoraer Both Flour and Bacca to be subject to tha insoectioa.

Sir After a week pent in bushwhacking cavalry company being organized here, im acceptance or rejection of tho Itenot nx For: in search of Quantrile's guerrillas, I became on the subscriber at N. McCrack-JAS. 31. KtRR. Scott, Kansas.

will be paid, by en's store. Sept. 13th-d3w convinced that seme of hi3 bund? contiuued to Washington, Sent. 1 G. secrete themselves upon the waters of the Sin A gentleman arrived to-day from Headquar abar and Blue Creeks, in Jackson Mo ters Army of the Potomac, states that-some of I hava tho handsomest l'attern of Parlor ftovo 1 his morning I made auother night march with mediately after the issuing of the Governors order.

The company was the second in the State to report their roll, seventy strong, with J. B. Hazcn, one of the '50 boys, and until lately a member of the'" Bloody Fifth," elected Captain W. D. McCain, an old drill master, First Lieutenant; Lee Deming, Sec rrood and coal that is now made.

6 Sweepstakes ThreBhicg Machine, 35 Sugar Cane Mills, IO Evanoratcrs, 6 Wheat Prills, 10 WheAt Fans, 4 Portable Grist Mills, with 24 to S3 Inch Barm, Fairbanks Hay Scales, 159 Moline Mows, 300 ox Yokes and Bowg 10 Cora Shelters, Double and Single. a view to surprise him if possible. 1 crossed our troops are six or eight miles beyond Culpepper. On Monday they attempted to cross Coal Cannon, Cottase Parlor, Parlor Cooiius. Siberi the intervening prairie, and entered the tim ans, Box fctovt-s, tne Kapidan, but were opposed and stopped The Same Quantity Of Fleur and Bacon, to be delivered nnier the ssme cc-a-ditioi at Fort eott, Kaasaa, on or fceiorc the 10th dav of November, 15o3 Also, for ealivery at thia dej-ot, on cr bifcre tbe ci dsv of October, 300,000 lbs.

Best Single Flour, bera of the Siuabar without being observed at those places. The loss on both sides was MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE FOR THE At daylight, the command being divided into slight. Gordonsville is eighteen miles bevond WHOLESALE TRADE. ond Lieutenant, and Eli Evans, Third Lieu add it la supposed the main body of the rebel tour detachments, we commeuced a thorough" scouring of the Si nabar hills. The country is ATTENTION.

"YyANTi IMMEDIATELY 100 Good Os Drivers! to drive teams loaded with Government supplies to Xew Mexico, Denver, and Lake. Fay, $39 per IMontli aud Rations. lie men will be vrell outfitted in advance, and to a portion of them employment will be given duriDg the winter. Anplv to Irwin, Jackman army is enirencned tuere. RICHAKDS Delaware street, very rugged and niled with almost lmpenetra 59 89 ble thickets.

Half of the different detach I have also added to my establishment a Jobbing Shop, and have the bet workmen employed, for Roofing, Guttering, or any piece of work that you wish to have done neat and prompt. Do not forget my stand. septio-diy 51 Delaware St. ments were dismounted and penetrated tht LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. Washington, Sept 16.

The fact that a white fiasr was lately seen woods, deployed as skirmishers the hoeses be 200,000 lbs. Clear Bacon Sides. flying over Fort Moultrie, is not considered of ing led in the rear. By three of the detach O. R.

MOREHB AD CO. unusual significance, as the Confederare flag is ments nothing particular was discovered, ex cent evidences that the guerrillas inhabited white itself, with the exception of nnion.which is red, with a blue cross studded with stars. Those who are best officially acanainted with these woods. Copt. Coleman, of the 9 th Kan G.

O. TODD OO. No. 212 North Main Street, (Corner of Morgan,) WHOLESALE GROCERY Government Transporters, 104 Celavaro t. Leavon- WOrth.

sas, who commanded on the extreme left, in 100 000 lbs. Shoulders, Shacks cut o3" close to the The Same Quantity of Flour affairs in the neighborhood of Charleston at dtf 1 he course of the day fell upon a trail, by fol Leavenworth, Sept. 13th, 1303 tach but little if any importance to the state lowing which he soon came upon Quantrile's AND own camp, lie promptly attacked it killed St. L.ouis, 5Io F. MCBEKT.

O. SHUBERT HENNEQUIN, tenant. This company has since been increased to near one hundred men, and has received from the patriotic fair," of thia place, a beautiful silk flag, worth twenty-five dollars, with the name of the company, "Lawrence Avengers," inscribed in gold letters, surrounded with gold stars, on the Union. The presentation was made, with a nice little speech, or exhortation, by Miss Carrie Macomber, on behalf of the ladies, and replied to in a very appropriate manner by Capt. Ilazen, and when he speaks, Copperheads and Secessionists in this country know it ia not mere wind worlc.

Nearly all the old '56 men of one side are enrolled in thia company, and they are men whose memory is very good, and who recollect who wished Lawrence destroyed then, and never will forget Youra, Uxion. ment. No official information had been received nn two of the guerrilla captured some forty to two o'clock this afternoon from that Commlaaion SEouise, And Meat to be delivered at this Ptpot. 2nh. horses destroyed all their subsistence stores, all their bedding, clothing, ammunition, and MERC BANT TAILORS.

1863. some arms. Tho enemy fired but one volley, Humbug acd Swindle Played Cut, TTTK the underlined, have opened a now an desira All the Flour and Meat to be of th same oualifv. and anu at once aisuppcaieu m.tbe thica uuder: put up as described above. Sol Miller says "The Okaloosa Independent njeaks hiffhlv VV hi.

xiKKf.HAVl' TA1LHK 1-filABLlSUMKNT. north wood where pursuit was impossible. Too much credit cannot be given to Cant side of U.lawaie,heie-n Main and trecoud streets right opposite Stettauer Brother's Ivaw Brick Store, where No bids will he entertained for less thau tke amount of No. 35 Levee, At the Old Stand of Hensley, Russell Co. LARGE STOCK OF Coleman for the ingenuity, courage and ener of the good behavior of company of reernit'o for the Kansas 14th.

who puss'ed thrnurn there last week That company was recruited ne Will oe nappy i will give us a trial. Our Inner and experience in workmanship en Flour required for ach separate delivery, for less tha- one hundred thousand pound of the Meat. Small Samples of the FJour gy witu which be conducted this as well ae other attacks np guerrillas, or to the zeal and bravery of the men of his command in nt. White Cloud, and had ben readin" the Chief, which accounts for their good man ables us t- turn out as good a garment, if not auperiur, to any tliat cau be purchased. We warrant our work as well as our cut to lit and please the customer.

IV, iv keen rooda which we can warrant to be seconding the labors of their chief. ners. Groceries and Provisions The fcfleet of ttis surprise and cantnre is MANUF-iClXREKS OH LEATHER BELTING, French Eurr Mill Stones, AND PORTABLE GRAIN MILLS IS BELT HOOKS, LACIXG LEATHER, HOSE, STEAM PACKIXG, BOLTISG CLOTH, SCREEW WIRE AXD MILL MATERIALS GENERALLY. 3" Orders for the above Material solicited, and promptly filled by X. McCtt CKKN, aeptlldly Leavenworth DESIRABLE PROPERTY OUR CITY TO GUARDED such as represeuteu, ami umii iy.

We sha 1 also be prepared to get up army oiheers' most damaging to me designs ot Quantrile in Must accompany the bid. The Flour and Meat Murder." Whenever a rebel is killed custom in the best de-uiable manner, l'rices will all of the lnwer p3r-ible rates. making uriotner raid upon The loss of horses and clothing is to him worse than ia Missouri the Sk Louis Union and the Re CONSTANTLY ON nAND. Wa lastly invite all iovers oi a goousun ot clot lies to publican call it a "foul murder." When a the loss of men, as the country is denuded of give us a trial. are ui aepta-namo fcj.HUBli.KT HElNNr-tjUtV.

To be innpected by the undersigned or his Agent. both. We Buy Directly of Importers. Union man is killed his name never finds its The bushwbnckere have within a day or two way into their columns. Quantrile only re Bidders Must Be Present taliated he didn't murder oh.no.

BLACIi-sJlITSI WANTED. A GOOD Blacksmith can obtain steady employment and eood wai'es by applying to MplU U.lTH-.-Rt':,ADAM3 EL. At the opening of the bids, and unless kon to the un dersigned, must bave ihe guai-acire of two rf pnsible part'esfor the fu nllmeni i the contract, if awarded. No bids will be considered hen the party is concerned burned ospienuid nounng mm at tone daeK. To-morrow morning 1 shall start an expedition to endeavor the capture of another camp of the guerrillas.

ob't serv't. Weer, Col Ac. IS Acquitted. Miss Bellinger, who, it will SALES FOIl CASH OH'E APER'. THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY, in more than one bid far each article to be rerrtembered, shot her seducer, one McCor- 100 Cavalry Horses Wanted.

I WILL pav the highest market price for 100 HOKS at No. 116 lirlaware Street, or at my residence on Choctaw Street between Ihird and Fourtli Mreets. aapt22 a. L. NORTH.

mick, last winter, io Cleveland, has been tried rrel, nor tnm any part who has lailej sign bv contract previously awarded him. Proposals must be made in triplicate and ou separate sheets of paper lor each article to be delivered. The following letter ia in answer to the petition of a large number of our citizens to Gen. Ewing: Kansas City, Sept 17, 1863.7 S. A.

Stinbom, akd Others A company of infantry and one of cavalry will be stationed at once at Leavenworth City exclusively for picket and patrol duty. With them and with the pickets and patrols from Fort Leavenworth, the city will be reasonably secure from surprise. I cannot increase the troops in Northern Kansas until the militia companies are tendered and accepted. There are no indications at present of a raid into Northern Kansas. Taoa.

Ewiko, Brig. Gen. Iff" Gen. Lcb haa gone to Richmond to winter. Uafall Trill cam before winter.

for homicide and cleared, on the plea of insan- ON DELAWARK STREET One lot and buildings on Delaware, betw. en Fourth and Fifth streets, is offered for sale, 'ihe property in in the best order, and convenient for business: th- dwellinir house ty. McCormick was a villian, and when she The undcrsgned reserves to himself Agents Wanted. The Richmond papers still advocate an invasion of the North. Lee don't see it in that light.

Lle'a tried it once. It was easy enough to get into the North, but not near so easy to get out again. met him, after he had seduced her, she shot him through tho heart. Good eBonjjh for him. LARGE COMPLETE STOCK rpoo eell Wendell Phillips' 'Oeet ures P.PcheS.

Tbe Right to Reject Any or nil of Ue Bid JL Apply to contains one saloon, one store and seven rooms, excel lent cave, well, stable, etc. Further One lot and small building thereon on Kiowa stieet Alto, one hundred and sixty acres of farming land in Chase Co. Knquireat No. 68 Delaware street, between Fnnrth 67 Delaware r-treet. septll dtf Offered.

Propoaals must be endorsed, WosDEahow much Schofield will take for and Fifth streets. sfidlm his chance of confirmation as Major General Conntry Merchants and parlies bound for the PLAINS willhud it to their interest to call and see na. O. R. MOREHEAD LEAVENWORTH.

FOR RENT. 'Proposals for Flour" or Meat by the next Congress. We imagine he would The first public school under the provisions of the State School laws, ever opened in White Cloud, haa" been commenced at that place, by D. Vttt- 4 LARGE and commodious house, on corner of kee and Fifth streets, well adapted for the convenience a large family, or for a private bearding house; a well assorted stock of god furniture can obtained on the premises at reasonably terms I rW (anSOl ptTfcB A LARGE nWELUNO HOUSE possession immediately. Intiuir at the Market House.

augES-dtf C. V.PALJIEB. sell out very cheap, and it wouldn't be the first time he'i don it, eitfitr. As th may bs. JAJIE3 P.

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