Leavenworth Daily Commercial from Leavenworth, Kansas • 1

DAILY- Jfc. 4V. VOLUME IV. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1868. NUMBER 52 WORTH XlltJ CAtTIPAICiN LEAVENWORTH BUSINESS GUIDE to a large section of county, and prove FK03I ST.

I.OUIS. THE COMMERCIAL. WANTED. LAT1NEWS Illl. JAMES D1VIS SON, REAL ESTATE SALES.

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th.c. rooms each kt Ajpl to mayairf a. F. CALLAHAN. IjiOR l.AI.K-HA:ailliKM aK kai.e.-fink reeideacue for in NwoUi and u.r.a-worth.

Alao five acre lota and eer-hm itte i.wt,nrt. Alaa buaiaees property on all the lea.tia. to mayZaf A. 11 I.AU.A.s. B.ui itoic i i lt fuk -ala: th-following choice building lota in Addition, South Lena, aworth 4 HI.OA At t.

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OFFICE 21 DELAWABE ST. Daily, pr Annum, in AdTanc 410 Of Daily, pAjable to Carrier, par wH3k. 25 Tri-Wfrekly, pr Annum, in 5 00 Wa-okly, per Annum, in Advance 3 00 All letten But be addressed to the TUESDAY, 2, 1868. Boston is to bo afflicted with an anniversary week. But then Boston is favorable to carpet-baggers." The Bill for the admission of Arkan sas, which has passed the House and ponding in the Senate, disfranchises every citizen who will not abide by and accept negro suffrage, and also com pels the sending of white children to mix.

with negro children at public schools. Trooly Loir. Assistant Assessor Blackburn of Nashville has been pat on bail to answer the charge of conniving illicit distillation. Why make distinctions among these individuals? Why pick out one or two to be scape goats for many others, who are equally criminal Why not puuish all who are known to be corrupt St'CCKSSFUL. Heconstruction." who would realize the horrors of negro supremacy has but to study the contUtlon of Brownlow's State.

lute men are deprived of every right but that of life, and that itself is al the caprice of irresponsible juries. Liberty there is a privilege to be reineuibereil, never to be enjoyed. Six persons, in accordance with the of Delaware, were pilloried and lashed in the town of Wilmington, in that State, on the 23d ult. The total numbor of cuts nine at a stroke administered to the culprits, was 1,260. Republicans, we believe, count on carrying Delaware at the next election.

should prove a good State for Radicalism. As it -was possible to flnd parties ready and willing to strew flowers over grave of the all-time infamous Nero, a mark of respect, so are there now those to be found who are busy in eulo- gi.ing the disgraced Edwin M. Stan- on as a great and good man. Modern Radicals do not propose to be outdone the ancients in couiendation of in- famous deeds. Di-rino the last presidential cam paign the lladicals persistently heaped abuse upon General McClelland because did not resign his position in the army upon receiving the nomination for the Fresideucy.

Con sistency on the part of these Radicals should impel them to demand the same Chant now. McClellan resigned his position on the day of election and before the result was announced. Is there probability Grant will do the Bame not the slightest. He has never been known to refuse anything offered to him, from a full glass of whisky down the "empty" nomination at Chicago, to yield anything once in his pos- session. There is neither any likelihood his resiguing, nor of Radicals ask- him to do so.

itikxico. The news from Mexico now-a-days of the most "stereotyped" charac- ter. Each day brings a repetition of old story anarchy, financial tilth- cnlty, revolution, brigandage, conspir- acies, assassinations, and commercial rum the whole lormin a tearful ex- ample of the condition to which a mix- ture of races, and the disregard ot con- Ututional rights, will bring a nation. Mexico has natural advantages that, under a favorable form of government, would make her one 01 tne most pow- crtui, prosperous ana ue4igniiui coun- rt i 4 1 wv tiTAiil.l rTrwlai ta.oIaoII I management, nowever, sne is one 01 the weakest and most unreliable. And yet, notwithstanding this fact, there arc those who to-day are seeking to manage the bouthern btatcs on a simi- 1 i lar basis and provide for them a similar government.

ItAUK Al. XKK A'fTJTI KNT OF VINNIK ickaki. 1 An exciting debate took placo in Con- gress on the 38th and one giving additional evidence of the low degraded wun aies ot onara at 51 1 60- JZ The first miiiibcr of "Th Campaiqs Commercial," will be issued from this office to-day. Although scarcely a month has elapsed since the first announcement was made of our intention to publish such a paper, orders have been pouring, in upon us for it far in excess of our most sanguine expectations. Flatteringly large as is our issue this morning, we have yet assurances from the various counties of the State that it will yet be largely increased.

We veuture the assertion that no paper ever published in Kansas ever had, or that no cotemporary paper will have, a circulation equal to that of the Cam paign Commercial. It is the intention of the publishers to use this paper solely in the tlissemina- tion of Democratic principles and political news generally. Hence, furnishing it as we do at an exceedingly low rate we ask of all Democrats, no matter where located, no matter whether of "law or high tlegrce," to aid us in extending its circulation. The issues in the coining compaign are of the most vital importance, and it will well become all to seek as far as possible to thoroughly understand them. It is not necessary for us to recount them here suffice it to say they are of such a char acter as should stir the blooil in every man who loves his country aud ilesires its prosperity.

We call upon all Democrats also not only to aid us in the circulation of the various editions of the Commercial, but to organize themselves into clubs in all the towns, townships, of the State. In addition to circulating Democratic papers and documents, let us have a thorough organization. -et the name of every voter be taken tlowu, and his political status recortled. Let every precinct be thoroughly canvassed, the doubtful induceil to join the Democracy if possible, and every honorable nieaus used to secure a victory such as all good men desire. Iadipal-ism has held high carnival too long already.

Extravagance and corruption iollow in every footstep ot its "pro gress," while the most gricviously burdensome of taxes are being levied. To correct these evils to restore economy jn the conduct of public affairs, to re move the burtlens imposed on the nation by the liadical party, to equalize tax tion, to restore to the nation all that formerly made it the freest anil happi- est thai the sun ever shone upon, and to inaugurate a truly liberal policy in national affairs to all these will tin Campaign Commercial be especially iledicaied Price of the Campaign Commerc i al. to be published till after the l'resideu- tial election, fifty cents a copy. JAJ1ES HI'CIIANAN. The telegraph announces, not unex pectedly, however, the death of this distinguished statesman.

His life has been in many respects an exceedingly eventful one, and one eminently suc cessful. Born in Franklin county. Pennsylvania, in the year 1791, James iiucnanan was consequently it years oi age. Receiving a classical education, he subsequently stuilied and practiced law in the town of Lancaster, in his native State. In 1814 he was elected to the State Legislature, and re-elected the year following.

In 1821 he entered Congress as a Representative from tlio Lancaster District, where he continued till 1831. when he declined a re-elecuou jn 1330 he wo8 appoiutcd Minister to Russia, by President Jackson, and on nja return from that mission irl 183a wa8 elected by the Pennsvlva- nia Legislature Jo the Senate of the TTitcd States, to till the unexpired term of William AVilkins. who had resigned jre wa8 re-elected in 1837, and again in rn 1345 ae resigned his scat in the scnate auj became Secretary of State, heaii of tllo Cabinet of Presi- dent Polk. At the cloe of that event ful administration, he retired to private nfe at hi8 re8idenco of "Wheatland," -at 1 .1 Aicai A.tiiuAicr uua ouiuuivuvu again to the public service in 1853, when ne accepted the appointment from President Pierce of Minister of the United States to the Court of St. James, I jiavinr resigned this ofllce he returned home in 1856, aud the summer of that year received the Democratic nomina- tion lor Presideutof the United States, in 1110 ioiiowing jNoveroper ne was elected to that position, and on the 4th of March, 1S57, entered upon its duties.

His course while President has been uai.a tenally to his reputation, either as a wise or sagacious Statesman- At the close of the term of his Presidential nfl An Mi- ltiwlin.iiiAii T-Ptirpl to -1" 1 r. decease. Whatever may.be thought of his political life, lew will deny his hav- ing been possessed of intellectual fa ulties of a high order and great breadth of culture. a rv puo.isi.cu k.c... Provisions 01 4Vw I.

ni "eBc -s" apvnral rt which changes are thH3. briefly outlined 1 I a am ma w. na-k Ta-knnwAnka imv Avm.A..AA null i nn iIhviii i ii in jji. vv -1 i auu GalveBton oad become the purchasers lha lonl au(i nav "SlOD.000' for the game, in sixteen yearly payments, paid semi-annually, with in interest at the rate The or -nre per wmumrnuu-n Indians are provided with a home im- mediately adjoining Kansas, in the In- dian Territory, comprising about 000 acres lying west of the 96th degree, Th then troes on to romark. that "After paying the expense of removal, the establishment of agency brings JK he pur-' Sm.PH lZt of their debts, the ludlans Will still haves in their how home a terpetnal an- tMtrjC.

IWMI iahhIU JINI AB rPU AT ZZZT' C'" Vhtil ttatrtrilw -w ttwy the treaty I i tair. nisi ana iioiioraDie to tlie iiunan. We have "never before known 6he ftWal ii Hi -A -i A A. A TSJ of lhe 1 Indiana from the lands and their OCCU. r.

pancV by the "wbltes to secure the it -w i building of the JJfeaAreitworth, Lawrence i to to a of 1 1 I I I I I i 1 1 kA sol All pcriiow er.ainiN kitv atiowk. ki oh M.raaa, deaaaatresaee, arpen tf, Maaona AorBera, Watcbaken, Coaohmeii. Teamatora, Laborera, kpplr iaiaaedi-tly at the U.n.ral Ba.ia.eaa a. we are eoa.tantlr reaeiTinf oedera for h-slp of all knada. We ara alao nrentf A fwrniah help of All kinda, free of ahkrew, ta tkoaa ia iiaed rVocnring partjaer.

95 ShkWkak atraat, wp atairs bal twees Foarth and Fifth. aaayk77 WANTF.IA LEAVGNWORTtf ANU UBS MOIKM RAILROAD 200 Ken to work at (Trading oat the Leaa. enworth and Daa Hoikaa Railroad. Apply at th ofaoa af 11. Shire A Co.

lAkaakwortli Cut, hTaneaa. en or before toe latA in. r. SHIRK A CO. March I.H6T.

aaeh7ilzcf A VTKII AbRNTH S75 TO IW PKR month, everewbere, male and female, to uatrodne-tba GENUINE IMPROVEIt I OMHO.V SE.V9E FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Thia Machine will a iteb, heaa, fell. toek. quilt, oird, kind, braid and embroider is a moat an peri er manner. Prioe oaly 1S Fall, warrant.

far trt TMra. Wa will pay 1.00u for ana machine that will aew atronger, mora beautiful, or more alaatle mo than It makee tlia "Elaatle Look Stitch Erery aeeond etitoh earn be eat, asd atill the eioth eannot be polled apart withoat tearing it. We paj aganta from $7A to $201) par month and n. penaee. or eommieeion from whiek tain amoont ran be made.

Addrcaa StCOMB riTTSAIl'RU. or BDSTtiN, BASS. CAUTION Do atot be impoaed on br other partiea Mlaaina wortbleaa coat-iron aaachiaaa. mkder the aame name er otherwiae. Oore ie the only genuine and really practical cheap aaaehinea ananaf aetnrad.

aanalyk.0 FOR SALE. FOR SALE TWO liOOl PRINTINAS Will be aold ehekp for ekah. Enqaire kt thi, offee. PBESCOTT A HUME. T7IOR iALC-BLkk'K IATKl ITIOAW FAIR kt the taking depoaitiona approred legal COMMKRCIA1.

OFFICE. FOR A I.K. OLJI PArEaAH AT TUB COMMSR-C1AL Othoe. tf 'AFOSTSOF OOOD JOB TIPS, ltd RIND ajvr And sikea. Good, nad wiU be sold atk bargain.

FRE3COTT i HOME. AI.F CARDS OF "FOR kaATr A II "Foi For Sale." far aale at the COMMERCIAL OFFICE wants each. FAR AI.Ai ESIilKE AMD BOILKR WB OFFER for aale the Engine and Boiler now running oor machinery. It is tfteen horaa-powar. in goaA condition, and can be aeen in daily operation at our werke Having added largely toenresock ef machinery, wa ala compelled to ia-areane oor power, ana will diapoaa of the above anah, or otW for either.

It ia a Portable Locomotive Boiler, with Detached Engine. WILSON, ESTESAFAiRCHILD. LeaTcnwortk. Kanaaa. Daa.

u. IKS7. dacailaAJ HO, FOR THE liOI.II MWFM OF NEW MEXICO. A RAKE CUAAiCK FOR A SMALL, IWUTMIillf, FOR BALE THE PACIFIC HOI AE, HATS CITT. Kanaaa.

ia the terminna of the P. E. and starting point for the Moreno Uold Minaa. Hera alao ia tbehaadiinaraaraof the Military Deprtaaent of tfaa Plains. Thia faunae ie well situated, and doiac a good bnaiaeaa, having a capacity for about aeventy-five board era.

The raaeon selling is sickness in the family. Far terma addrcaa HOGGS A RANAH AN, m.y?AVgo P.citie House. Have City. FOR RENT. FR RENT ONi; WITH THS PRIVILR49R OF five picaMot.

-wry -uiltAlAeU (or a bA3t.riirtK ttonm sleeping roomg. Rent low to a good tenant, 137 Urmdm street, west of Fifth. my2k.7 Miscellaneous. Great attraction of seasonable Dry Goods the most complete stock ever offered before in this city, at extremely low prices. Call and judge.

S. M. ROTHSCHILB CO. Tl Weliiware street BliNKLNG HOUSES. M.

CI' A Rat. WM. P. BORLAND Caahier. SECOND NATIONAL BANK Leavenworth Kan," DfAAigtiatad Doaoaitory anil FINANCIAL AGENT OF THR United Statetsn SIOO.OOO.

Collections knada and proemda remitted on day payment. 7-3(1 and 4-10 Bonds, and other Government Securities, bought and sold. WM. P. BORLAND, oct3 p4 Cashier.

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fflNES 3ST BL us n. JE IN! jSXOEIAiyTGE, COIN And all kinda of United States Securities South west Cer. Delaware tfc Main sts. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. Sollections remitted for on day of payment at current rates of Interest allowed on time deposits.

novlalSA i- -tTTK ARK NOW MANtrWACTOKING, IN COIT-VV MmtTnOK WIIH THE ST. LOUIS STAMPING C0MP1NY, a 'A Tierir line of XINNKD A POLdBHKD WROUGHT IKON WARE, aottabla alike for MIXERS' OB CAMP USE. And tarw pTeanmre la callinc the attcntioa ot Stove. Hardware and general dealers to lbs rannr desirable qualities ot this NEW WARS, aotomly aa aa article of trade, bnt or UTllJl I tmominK it does, KMATNKSS, CONVEIilEXCE and LABOlt SAVESG In the care of utensils that are ry daynse, in he most irrmortant of ail DtPARTifKSTS. Ve desandt every boasekeeper to sea orrr A KETJTLEd, OA liAlt PANS, DIPPERS, I I SII PA A 'j; POLISHKD FRY and STEW PASS, aawe are mm tnr-T hnve only to aeen to be atuireoiatrd Manrof the article are mmie en n-1 of onefieo.

or wrought iron wiiioh, during; the Froceaa ofmM- kfaveture. recoiTee several ooatinga of blockttn this wath a atAi-faee). wltest Hniehed, erreotlT smooth, enaily kept clean and entirely protected against rost. The ooel but little more than eoru-' rnon tin ware, and wrery ni-ticle will do tea firaea rpe khaoe CTabtaa Oa Ao pack tkva va- lious siaea in nesta so aa to oooupy but liule spaoe. and being; but a little hearler than tinware, the coat at trmnsiiortaCion is rery At present our aa-aortment oonsiats in part of TMA Ktttav, Csnam KaMttlenk, HamaA Psuwa.

Ikfaaaa Paariv, Wsaaej raaia, AAlain KtUem, Fry amsaav, 1( AJacUeaa, Plfpara, dTc, ae. We are nowprepaHna; a I4st, and beliere Store and Hardware DeaUere will And It to theix hitAAreat aaawaa. for a oopy of each before) parohaatna; elsewhere. Aooreaa KxAcelsior Haaavfact's Cosmpajty. i -h kl 8T.

LOTJaS, MO. r.ii Soidbr tj: X1'-' rrtnc ammkutm Kaivr INraaaasi eA POAR 1867. -nd ypeeikl Taar tor INCH, rma keen treaemUted a. we ay vue ai. aaaeeaor wu a.

wh. l3e Duo and Payable on or Be fore Hay 31st, A. 1CC3. TV all aasaes ONC0l.Ll;CTD ea Aba Slst day at May, a of TWTtNT anttet tea RnaAaad Sotiee mad tn-ntl aamaa tJUCOt-LBCTRP the lath aa, af fw, aaeaaaitykf faweeaw- tAente. i Payment may be made ta ta.

aadeni(aad at No. 8s Data war Paris' bretara, traaa iy WA J' illl inc A IP et C. A wf of St. Louis, May 30. The Washington special to the Evening Dispatch ays me announcement or the postpouemen of the trial of Jeff Davis caused but little surprise, as it has been known for some days that Chief Justice Chase has desired such postponement.

The only reason for objecting to proceed with the trial; at the present time is to be his desire to see what will be done at the National Democratic Convention at New York, July 4th. It is stated here that presiding at the trial of Jeff Davis immediately preceediug this convention might p'rove detrimental to whatever chances he Chief Justice may have, of obtaining the Democratic nomination there for the Presidency, and hence he advocated a further postponement. 1 President Johnson this morning for the first time in many months visited tbe-War Department. called at the White House at 11 o'clock- Mr. Johnson; advanced upon the War Office, accompanied by Ad Interim.

Thomas was in full in citizen's dress, followed by a couple of staff officers. They did not stop in the executive office where Gen. Pelouse and Gen. Howard were sitting, but proceeded at once to the inner office, vacant since the withdrawal of Stanton. is understood that the President's action is in pursuance of his theory that Thomas has been the legal Secretary of War, ami that therefore he must turn over the office to Scholiphl.

Mr. Johnson looked in wonderfully grand spirits and as if he had achieved a victory. There was an interesting mpptinor on Change to-day, at noon, hear what the delegation from Mobile had to say about the reopeninglof Bayou Mauchac. Mr. Stewart, of a lengthy speech, setting forth the practicability me project, ana aetauing many of its advantages, claiming that direct water communication with Mobile har bor, which is the best and safest on the gulf, would Inure vastly to the.

benefit the entire Mississippf Vallev. reach ing even to the Upper' Missouri, and to points where grain is grown. Resolutions were adopted favorable tho enterprise, and a committee of five' prominent members of: Exchange appointed to accompany tlie'gentleliien Mobile to aud Northwestern cities to bring the mat ter oetoro tne merchants, shipper and producers generally. A lot of new. wheat, the first of the season, arriyeil: here lo-tiav rom Pa nola county and sold ifor dollars per bushel.

ST. LOl'IS n.lKKET. St. Louis, June prices. 1 1 cotton fair, at 2c far loj middling extra, $9 OOaie 00; staple extra and fancy $11 60 '3 WnMt 5c lower 011 All grades prime to choice id TSai ,86.

uu mixed and yellow 89a92c for white. OAt dull and unsettled, with sales at "SaSOc. Rye lower, at il 70al 75. wAi loivni- Ari uuu, kiiu tNutitrr imiK i -etc nuuiMUCIti, A. I a ITat-U-r lAUB, ktU.lt i-C I BUkkr 7 curea name yaaU ie.

tard dull kt lSal9cforteam-kettle and.trcea. Live stock common to extra cattle moire at l-2a7 l-2c gross, with liberal receipts. Sheep in fair local demand, at $2 00a7 00 per head- SEW YORK MOXEY MARKET New York, June 1. Money very easy at 3a4 cent oa call, with exceptional at 5c. -JViuie paper wanted at cab 1-Zc bteriina; steady at 1 laLZ Uold a shade farmer, closing at I S9 3-Sal 39 7-S.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. HAYES UOUSK, CROMWELL LA.ITHE Pro'r xixii, not, mHis hoie hah beev tikiroi oiilv ke- fitted, and ha, a good etabie. daily. 4 Kanaaa City and Fart Scott atagea arrive and depart jua.i Dissolution of Co-partnership. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX1AATIKU between AA'm.

R. Smith and Janet Franks liaa this day bean dieeolaed by mutual aonaant. The bueiaeae hereafter will he conducted by James Pranke, who a ill klway. be ready and pleaaed to accommodate the patron, of the Opera House aaloea. J.

Franks will Beetle the buameas of Abe farm dato. Laaven worth. Hay SMb, WM R. MITH. myS9k30 JAMES FHAHK8.

DOCTOR Pi HI IN WVUROM't building, Fiftk atraat, near Market Heaae. ONKV FOI'Mll-lSiat lRE AT LEPEB BROS. IK-laware street. AUCTION SALE of' VALUABLE PROPERTY. ON TI11R8UAV, JI'NK 4TU.

WI1.IJ MK OL.II, ON THK TIIK alaablti propjrty know a aa VOGEL'S HALL, block HH, lots 40 ud 41, trner Shaw3 and litroa-iwaT. Sale ntiaitive. Terms Out ha if ch. one half in six Tnonttw, with tea per eat fntcrest, Mared by mortgage on the prwm- LmyCU ju. nat-rii', n.AAiiuuo.t.

ERIE RAILWAY! THE RKOAII AillAUE UOI BLI' TRACK ROA1TE NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND NJgW ENGLAND CITIES. TniS RAILWAY EXTENDS FKOM DUNKIRK TO NEW YORK 4f MII.K.H. BUFFALO TO NEW TORM 1M MILEA, SALAMANCA TO NEAV TURK Ala aSll.A.M, r-llTO Mll.Es THki aHARTEMT ROI'TS. All Trkine awn directly through to New York, a- no anlliES wiraoor ohahsb or Coacuu. A i Jk From and after May Uth, 1868, Trains will lekrs in eon- from ovnkirk aniasai.amanca R.

New York time from Union Denote-: TSO A.M.EXFREKS MAIU from Bunklrk, (Sundaya axoepceo.i ewopa as nihwh. w- Mt. Marnell.ville and Comink with the 7 A. KVpleii Mailfrom Butlalo, and nrrtvea in Vork at 7.411 csuo.l intemectlnr with the a.So e. U.

train Iron Bui falo. and arrives in New York at 7.4a A M. P. M. JhJEW VORK N1UHT from nn.kirl.

excented.1 stooa at Salaraanoa vTu.i Olean 8.2U A. M. (sup.) Turoer'a IU.1S A. M. and arrlvee in New TTork at 13.AU r.

oon- ait: ei.a eiu iMiunaa lici.vum ana Weatern Railway -or Scranton, Trenton, and 1'hiladel- Tibia, and kt New York with afternoon trains and steanv- et, tor lloatoa and New England artios, AO P. M. CINCINNATI -KXPKEMti. from lAuaklrk Stops ai Salamanca U.M F. ai HomellsvUla with the 11.20 1 Train mwiwv- FROM Itl'PPAIrO By New York Time from Depot oor, AioHaapaad Miahigan atreoU: MCoPted.) stop.

at noeiuvui. a. Illnic.l Turner's 7.H5 V. (ann.A and arrlvea in New York P.M. ConnvChi -a oreat im wiaa ai.iaw., taiaiti Knilroad.and at J.raey City with Midn.t.t hapre- i Traisothte Jeowr aauzau ao nn.

I mora and WaabinRtoa i i 7.. northern Central Kailr ay ti- BitrAslmrg, 11illadeli.bi aVBd -UB VAlUt ee-aau waawmn, ana -a IiUIHTMIIS KtMtrMa, (Iailr Stopa T-s P- M. mew tors nioht i "Vith EXPRESS. (Suusaia elrsrille la.Akl r. luter- I.

Train from LHuikirk, ana arrirea in k.w verk at 1 arrirea la Haw A era at f. gtmt Tirnar-sAt-. M. ti" iSJ V- M. Conneciait 1:1111 1KMAT1 A PRESS.

ISnndaTkax- neaaAaaaa 7.4S at. H. lDkrt.1: iiae). and krriTea in New fork at if.l P- H. Conneciait Klmira wica nortaern ueutnu Pkiladelnkia, Baltkmora.

New V.r. VZIZrZ? I Oalr One Train on Sundar. leaving Buffalo at U1F. kutoi am T. i aar.

wrt. ttu Una of fh Rr4 Ttailwav 4 VaitJ OI AvtWAwaa-i rmmt itaF-WDuawamv 1 A am.la t-AntLltaat I I an ana. TaaTii.iTin AHD afaeT T.tiiDkiark Sucriaa Jf trainaoa tauA railwaT. 11. BAU'GAG'Bf CHKCK15D TnnOUGH gm ask pom tiohkt via ekib hail.aa at t.

WkM mu, at a Priaiwav TtakatotTna i a th beneficial, in many respects, to the State at large WHO SilTPPUKT I.KANT AND FA X. Ed. Commercial I see in the Ere- niug Bulletin, of the 30th an arti cle with the above caption, taken from the Clevclaml Leader, which enumer ates eleven classes of meii who will support Grant ami Colfax The Leader has not mentioned half the' classes of men that will vote for Grant and Colfax. Allow me to point -out a great many other hosts of people that will vote for Grant and Colfax Pretty much all the negroes of the Southern States will vote for Grant and Colfax. Every man that thinks a white man as good as a negro, "if the while man behaves himself," will vote for Grant and Colfax.

Show me a man that thinks the widows ami orphans of 300,000 soldiers who fell in defence of the stars and stripes in the late rebellion must continue for all time to come to pay eight dollars per sack for flour, and all other necessaries of life in proportion, to en able the Government to pay the rich bondholder his interest in gold, and I will show you a man that will vote for Gaant and Colfax. Show me a man that thinks the above named widows and orphans of the 000 men who fell in defence of their country, aiul :00,000 other men who have beeu wounded and disabled for life, and all the laboring classes of men should pay all the taxes necessary to run the Government ami free the rich bondhohier from taxes, and I will show you a man that will vote for Grant and Colfax. Show me a man that is in favor of paying the poor laboring men of the country greenbacks at 40 per cent, ilis-count, ami the rich bondholder gold that is not to be taxed, and 1 will show you a man that will vote for Grant and Colfax. Show me a man that is in favor of taxing the poorer classes of men in the North fifty millions of dollars annually feed, clothe, and educate the lazy negroes of the South, who are as able work for their living as the poor while men of the North, and I will show you a man that will vote for Grant and Colfax. Show nie a man that is in favor of keeping a standing army of fifty thousand men in the Southern States, at an expense of fifty millions per annum, all forced from the pockets of the laboring tax-payers of the North, and which army is kept in the South to enable the negroes to plat their iron heels upon the white race, and crush out their last hope of liberty, and I will show you a man that will vote for Grant and Colfax.

Show mc the men who have committed perjury in voting to impeach President Johnson, for' the sole purpose of getting the patronage of the Government into their hands to corruptly purchase votes for the liadical party in the coming Presidential election, and I will show you men that will vote for Grant and Colfax. Show me a man that is in favor of making the rich, man richer, anil the poor man poorer, by compelling the poor men of the country to pay all the taxes and treeing Hie ncli man from any taxation, ami I will show you a man that will vote for Grant and Colfax. Show me a man that went into the war so poor that he could not halloo without leaning up against a post, ami who in the short space of four years came out with hundreds of thousands tlollars and who stole himself rich and stole the country poor, and 1 will show you a man who will vote for Grant and Colfax. Show me a man who is in favor of forcing negro sufl'rage upon the freemen of America against their will, and I wjn show you a man who will vote for Grant and Colfax. wkkb'S tMKD-LKGATE anii poukkov.

Below we publish the eai-ti of Thnr low Weed relating to an alleged attempt on his part to corrupt Senators, an ex tract of which was receiveil by tele- graph some days ago. From this it will be seen that there is searely any doubt of Pomeroy's guilt 111 explanation 01 me propositions made to myself, I nave iust tins to say of threo v'otBi (including his own) or he was willing hat his friends to imnlicate the President, thus obtain- jew "for. impeachment, My reasons for his belief are, that several months since. Mr. Legate, an UlUIIIkll! 4 vuiciu.i, the.

AAnnrAintmAnl-. of P.atmiuitr which was shown to the Postmaster proiu, -roya influeilce impeachment. The postmaster General was furnished with a copy of Senator Pomeroy's letter (copied Ifroni the original in his possession, and Legate received a Postal Agencv. Sc ate appear8 before Col. Cooper with a letter from Senator Pomeroy, saying At t- mil- 9 4a I In oU.u a.t anv "arrancrement" made with Mr GaVlord, who is Pomeroy's rother-in- Maw; whereupon L.e.gate ana uayiora Act vv W1C1 coil.a,T,ytio ndr(aket for movey to obtain Ah a rt H.T ai the and a ---f T'lVrnii 1 lidhnvA tnitt Stpnatora i-ivtuis i.

tuu hwi whvi Nve antl had authorized this "arransremeiit," nor did I believe that either of them would vote the conviction oi tac rresiuein. ssui a and do believe' that Senator baited the hook wUKwMoh his friend Legate and his brothcr in-law (Jaylord fihed. Whether they caught anything or not, I am unablo to say. Nothing, nn.t:.,lvr imnm a-A AWA iwr It ivlir fAAIlQnnT ccriuiu iy aa TUPRLflW WEED. aim The( following dispatcl, sent from ToPa to "Pkl Vm" Washington has just came light.

"Pom." dit not furnish it to his Tavorite organ fol. imWUjationjvwei are at a loss to I -a a 6ow- Perhaps ne did not appreciate i -a 3 Pom We stood by you.du the entity dranth. We stan4 by I tj II HAW ntl't tftlTP A tlAtlt fiHH. (Sfened) we omit signature. I Tatis Tvcnon of Janan.

who seems to have been the most liberal-minded man, I With regard to progress, in the Empire, aa ArtAWOtiaillv ICUUVVU av wuf.uiw- sion, and the old nobles, with a mythi- I cal ruler, now hold possession of the 1 A Ml country. If they are wise they will country, it they are wise mey win avoid civil outrages in the future, and bow meekly to the decreea of tetin.y at6id civil outrage, in the future, and as it of a by of ot ii to in in WHOLESALE AND RETAIL RUGGIS TS, No. 88 Delaware Street, NEXT TO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, IIEALEHk IN DRUGS MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, PA TENT 'MEDICINES, IJ erl'i 1111 Sce PHTHIOIANM' fARDPI LU.I oomnotifcded at all kxraraof the Bight or PUBLIC NOTICE HF.REBY Tit AT THE 24TH IAAT Of Juna. A. D.

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SO Main tlta eity of Leavenworth, in the caaatr of La.enwort h. and state of Kanaaa. book, of are Aa be opened receiving euberriptionB to the Capital Stock of the Leavenworth, Atclii9.m and Kxrthweatent Railroad Company. Dated thia auth daj af May a. D.

AKG4. A. B. STETTAITER, DANIEL SH1KE, D. W.

EAVEi, n. HERsnriEi.il. JAMES B. KITCHEN, A. UARRETT, Hl4g R.

MOKEBEAP, Jr. St. Louis Advertisements. CHAUNC EY I. F1LLEY DIRECT IM QUEE1NSWARE, ETC.

No 409 N. Main St Louis. OFFERS THS" -sir H'iTMJ. QUEENS WARE COAL. OIL Li AMPS, FKU1T JARS, LOOKING GLASSES.

ETC. IN THE COPNTRV, ATTHI LOWEST HIM CASH. 3IOUNI) city Shanea, Imported exclnalvwlr bv himself, are not exoelled in quality, ahape or else. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. i kprej77 MILL FURNISHING MANUFACTURING CO.

Belting IFactcxry. W.TODD PROPRIETORS. ESTABLISHED 1836. KT. LOUIS.

FRENCH BURR MILL STONES. POKTAAtLB A1RAIN Mil. IM AMI BOI.TINU Cloths, ZigZag Rxtractors. Smut MaabAnea, neparati.re. and every deaoription oi Mill Furniahinc.

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HIL.L- SIPPLE, CROW CO Wholaaale Doalera in Hats, Caps, Furs and Straw Goods, LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS. LUT-JIrAolN AIA1 UnAlAr9lll1a. AO. 1 HURT MtlH KTREET, T. LOI'18 (buccaesor to REISS KNDERBROCK.) Mknufaetorara of all kinda of Traveling and Packing Trunks VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Wholesale and Retail, 122 and 124 MARKET STREET, Between Mala and Second streets, jygellS T.

AAAt'18, MO. L. C. SPECK No. 211 North Main street, St- Louis, Wboleaala Deal era la Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, FANCY WHITE GOODS.

Clocks, Baskets, Cutlery, Toys, Ml'KIAIAL. IJMTKI ctO. np direot from Rnropean Maaufaoturea. jy27 aiai A. HCDOWELL Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattiu HOVAAaS MP mTEAIHROAT FURNISHING GOODS NO.

506 FOURTH STB-EET, St. Loui Mo. AvSdaltT TYPE PI. I1N Ul RSTABl.lSHEtA'lSlg.-;,' an eoiat. new toRml.

Thih oi.ii POIINIIKT, HAVANA? a laiwe atoek-nna acxniipleteaeaoment of the meet moo-era faeee of Uowk. JoV Newa ana Ornamental tvpa. ia pre-muwA Ao All ordara with awemraoy nartt.kuaaaitehu Printing material of every a.crilitioa. Including Iwwor, aavad anA jok preeaea, ail the ppnlM jmaaaf aaanrera. furniahed a hert notioe anetsA recnlar rta.

SejntlSIMI PACIFIC RAILROAD (0F MISSOURI) Iinporlant Change of Tiinb On and after Sandar. Ma, tCtteiA tialaa will raa aa TRA1 leave THAI" tsare Learea worth daily (eieeptSun- 'reot Ma'' "oona atadk at SA. Li -vrith Raileaad aai StaubawAllanafnr all miinta Cast. Mortk and boutb. feat wean LaaMaworth and St.

laeti. NEW at KIitSAlANT HI.EEPIHiU CARS ON NUAH Pi mcers leftvtec I.t.wUWBTtli on the P. tim Ht. loi- ia s-r-afl vJl otto rovitvi. ki'f aaotrooj with ftut mxpnm truu tha ittiio tUTiv ta iariasippi, Terr Aium MB tu-iciw Iaomi RaIlrtNva- for mil parts Kt.

SPECIAL NDliiOK. paaarntrar tosTinfT; lvmwom 8atrxJa-- avralaif T- aU oUmt iiaW. Thrxxurh tiekata, Wrths la sleeBlnr. ear, and reliable iator-matioa in aacard to reutea. time and farea, eaa be oktalnrd at ta throuah ticket omee, earaar Maia aaa Skawaaa atreeta.

Sis. Ituase. Omnikna A the depot from nay part ef the eity PRISE OP I'll ARI.K. W. O.

LEWIS, II C. MOOBE, Gen'l Ticket A Rent. Superintendent. W. II.

II. BECK, mTiaim rl aai eviTrir'- 4jf afaaaeM.At A. m. to of A 10 Aha for 1. of i.

BY TELEGRAPH. FORTIETH COXURESS. SENATE. Washington, Juae 1. Mr.

Sherman presented a resolution of the Legisla ture ot unio, denunciatory of the effort alleged to have been made to influ ence or intimidate members of the Impeachment Court. As the resolution came from a Democratic Legislature, wiucu eviueniiy acsired hnnseir and colleague to vote against conviction, he supposed they were the only Senators intended, ne moved its reference to a select committee to ascertain whether either had been tampered with Mr. n-dmunds' resolution of thanks to Mr. btanton was called up and opposed by Mr. Hendricks aa being, in its present shape, merely partisan.

After a long discussion, an amend ment was onered by Mr. Henderson voting thanks to Chief Justice Chase for his conduct during the impeachment trial, and was rejected; 11 against 30. Ross, Henderson, Fowler aud eight Democrats voting in the affirmative. Messrs. Sherman, Mortou and Wil liams then coudemned the amendment being in bad taste and dragging in me name ot me Uhict Justice without relevance to the matter under discussion.

Mr. Fowler 6aid he wonld vote asrainst the resolution because in one portiou condemned his own action. The resolution was agreed to 37 against 11. The bill for the admission of Arkan sas was taken up and discussed bv Messrs. Drake and Johnson.

Bills and resolutions were introduced for the protection of officers and agents the government, and for the better defence of the Treasury against unlaw- iui claimants. The authorizing and construction of railroad and telegraph line from Washington, jj. iv to Cleveland. Ohio. the nearest direct route.

Instructing the Secretary of War to procure the services of Messrs. Bingham and Butler to conduct the prosecution agaiust Jeff. Davis. lhe Legislature presenting' against the efforts to tamper with members of the impeachment court. to relieve some twenty-five citizens Mississippi from political disabili- ties.

Granting lands in aid of the construc tion of railroads and telegraph lines from Kansas to Alburquerque and bant a Jew icauiut 1011 reia- tive to tne room in the Capitol recently daring that the removal of her model i resiueni ijincoin wouirt destroy it and her whole year's work, and there- lore directing the suspension of the resolution 01 tne zotn 01 jsiav. on me 1 Biiiijeci. Ull motion Of Mr. Cobb the resolu-1 tion was ttHlori fil orro.cf A7 i ah a 'i i- -i a i on ai uuiu iini uuuudu reuiu a. a -aa I 11aTii lnatPiiiTiiiir ha MilAftmiT I 1 1 1 wuiiuiir i tee to enter into negotiations With the I ladies of the Mount Vernon Association for tlie purchase of the key of the rencn liastii lor tne use ia tne new prison now being fitted up in the Capitol.

Mr, Stevens of objected, and tho resolution was not received. Mr. Wilson of Ohio, offered a resolu tion to allow newspapers to be re-ui ailed without additional poBtage, within twenty days after the publica tion. Keferred. Mr.

Julian offered a resolution call ing on the Hresident for information as the lands of the Osage Indians. Adopted. Mr. llolman offered a resolution de- clarinsr Judgment of the iiuuse tl i uonus ana otuer securities ought to be taxed, for national pur poses, iu ail aiAiuuiib BuusitAuuauy equal the average tax imposed on property I the Several States.for local purposes, such manner as may substantially equalize taxation. Lhe tax to be de ducted from coupons as they become due, and directing the Ways ami Means committee to report a bill tor that pur.

pose. Stevens asked Mr. Holman to modify his resolution so as to instruct the committee of Ways aud Means to inquire into the propriety of doing this. Air. llolinan declined this.

The previous question was not sec onded and the moraine hour having expired the resolution went over until Monday. Moved that after to-day the House take a recess each day from 5:30 to 7:30. Agreed to. louse went into Committee of the Whole ond took np the tax bill. Mr.

bchenck made a speech in expla nation thereof, during which he intimated that the Ways and Means Com mittee was willing that the tax on whisky should be reduced to 75 cents per gallon. FKOIH WASI1I3VOXOX. Washinotos, Juna 1. All the pub lished reports of Cien. Grant's answer to tien.

llawlcy, when appriseti.of his nomination on Friday night, arc incor rect in the last and most important sen tence. The General saiti "I shall have no policy of my own to enforce against the will of the people." The reporters made it read, nntertere against." A caucus ot radical senators to-day ecided to go into an election on Thurs day next, for an entirely new set of of- cers for the senate, excepting that ot President pro tern George T. Urown, bergeant-at-Arms, who has been retained in office. through a it to i ,1 haa memuueuw ill n. 1.1 inigc du uis wa uu.

va i-u 1 1 i. It is also stated as another he will be superceded, that position. At IB SAISU Stateu us anoiucr reason wnv ne win superceucu, iiiiai he privately opposed tbe iPrositicn COtlVlCtlOn at the recent trial. John J. Cress well has declined the Secretaryship of the Senata.

Uurbrideo will probably be elected Seraeant-at-Arms. The managers were in session to-day. examining butf nothing has ll aiisiyit GOl, A- W. Adams Wa8 Summoned tOI appear before the committee. This is the Same individual Who Went' tO New Vl- A cll 'VA iuin I ha votes of- senators fomeroy, 1 ye, ana AipiOU.

The oath ot onico was inis morning etrlnttntatosaiuf til fin Rnh Afiftlft HAA Sftfi- retarv of War. bv Chief Justice at the residence oi the latter, alter Which Gen. fechOfield proceeded tO he executive mansion, iu company with vJcnt, be proceeded- to the War Depart- meut where lie assumed his duties. No formal order nan -oeeii--, iseueu, yei on taking chargfJ, and it is not thought any material change will be matiQ ailecting Arir.a nnnrnii nt the 1 anV Of Hie HOW OUXrUtY at ing 1-. AAA ASCIIla 1 fien.

frrant called shortly after the nnio Ror.rr.lorv llftlt tlia anrHMirflllce andDaid hla respects. and waay others, inciuuinsr me ueauti ot tiDreaua iu uic War Department, Gen. Rawlings and a-vVat fk mamhara tlt af-ofF ni- hM iAri AralJiiJiAf other nrom nent ofli wa--T Gen. Thomaa will be absent from Waaliinrrtnn fnr A fpw davAA Arid on re- tnpntntr.ni.. it itr nniWBtoA.d.

rasome his oflicial duties a A.djuUnt General or the Armv. A significant caricature is circulating largely in England representing George IV. and the Prince of Wales, the latter of whom aay to the elder reprobate, occupiea Dy Miss Vinnie Iteam, now ordered to be occupied as a guard room, and reciting a letter from that lady, do- 1 1 t.ilt hi. Dt.ft anil rtr A. 1 yj Kf i oaiuwii, u.o i short stay during which his comraUr sion was handed to hi in by the Prew-1 It 01 of all to of for i 4 per to 1 I I 1 I i I 1' i I I I i I I' I I Court nsuss.

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mti msiin a in i t.i 11.1. w. .1, 1 JOHN k. CKASt-60 Tnird street, between Delaware Anil A U. ill ION D.1 1 street.

Tliestra Building, M. M. II.LHs-iJI)lwri Street. HOItHS A' WAI. A.

HOSE A fit. S3 Diilaw.ro atroet. OKAKhl Huns 7 Injlawiirv nmt. S. UullHWilHTrl ltd Delaaare street.

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near Eif Hi. I MCM A A Aid Corner Al in and Delaware Stroeta. SKl'OND NATIONAL ll.Uwere Btreet. A ril -HI Delaware Street. FIRST NATIONAL, Corner Ath anil Delaware Streets.

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l. KHEY Al'O 70 rwt. KoTUSCII I -Wl Strpt. II A HIA A hi; a II 'I l.tlll. J.

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INKI KAM BOOKE A Hl'lHMNGTON licucral Aaenta, 70 oul. Btreat. Al. W. NE1.1.KS Corner Main aud IK'lawart Straaia.

JOB I'ltIN TINli. e. U. TIERVAN 61 Siiawuue joii hi.i;m im: aioi.ivi: im.oavm. 4.

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SOl'ER No. 7u liolawara atrwt. PAIATllHM. MADOEN BROTHER 77 Clusmkoa atraat. I-IIO IXIt AI'llM.

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U. TEKKV Oolawara atroot. F. JCAMkd OA Daluware atraat. HAII.HOAII AtiENI'M.

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AVATI'IIVAHKIIO AM JKHIXKIIK. A 3. DEi KA.IM A Delaware at trot. BEHNIiriEI.U at MITCHELL AO Delaware atraot. BUSINESS till.

DS. tliUa lur direotory orla for the rear are naraele Ik kdvaue. a- in 11 Mil A AV A.N A. MTH I AT. I I ill Teaa.

Celleaa, aud Sl.icoe. uiajllimi I AMti AAKI'KMTKIA A Ml hlHI.II EH, eoruer ul Oaane aud Fourth atreota. worth. Atanaaa. uoti.n4 lir II IIKMTIMT OPPIAK.

KK-Y ui'CNKu, uortheaat enruer DiJaware nd I hird i ir a tfiU Vfirl ('ilUtlMUorl it LW, Al Building. Learauworth Kanaaa. fablnbdi a. a a a-u. al It IIIIMMIEATIIlaT A Nil Eleatrialan.

"tit and ReaideBoa, 5.hawuee atraat. b.rweeu Fourth aud Filth wciiwj. ar. a. Olllou IlltOI.I.

ATTOHNKYM AT LA IV Ueneral Uollactiult and Ind A sen la, No. Ala ke. ,1. wurt.li. Kanaka.

Straw UoiHl. of every deaerll.tion 111. ahad in the latoat at.yle. A'laater Ulooka for aula. "-a -t I.

MM ivOTAUl! HI.IC, It A. A I. VV. i-. i.

and Auotiiiiifar, IU Delaware atraet, tear CulloeU liaya talee, nego-tiataaaalea. l'rompt attention giraa. Ao all boainea. eu-traeted to lay tlM INLAN A tiKKAIIilir. A.

ANI AA'TIM KttH Vi of aud daalera in and Amer.eau Marble, Too MaViumeata and lleadatouea, Mantlea, aw. All Work warranted to aatialaetion. Seaeok atraat, batweon i (tinl Fifth, Loaeenwoi-th, Kanaka. Jyapel J.R, BOYD, I Hai IS" rJT I tS 01 JTourUi rtrMt, lmVm worth. MaWnfaVoturer and Dealer la Mnn t.

tt rT-pC" D-nAAUO, Hi Siiavnee Street, PEAVENWOUTJI KANSAS. Branch, at Junction City. ST. GEOBGE HOTEL, 0 F. arHOWAHTK, PROPRIETOR, CORNER aeaoad and ilelawara stracta, LMavenwon.M, n.anaaa.

JaulluA SAMUEL COX, TJN II A Xi, yOa.ilt" iiittwiiataaive TT ytg klO. 1) URLAAA-ARR and aarrlaas rurlahad for funarau, -ffaaraas I toletn taaWtaA THE LEAVITT SEWING MACHINE ta.k.iai. aa wall aa ornamental shuttle machine In we, bains, free from coca and springs and toall kiaaa ef family eewink. from Aha tnast manlins a laee, to iveral I Hu-knueaas of heavy cloth. will h.eeany widl.

Fell, Uathar, Raffle, Cord, Braid rnarnen telly, Iliad, Took, ate. SoVVlt ikkk siw; utber ajechin, is rlucipallj' aiwa lu trams fjIMPLKTITT, miBArJII.ITT Arl CAPACITT. for all trradea of aewlnc. whether ltalit or heavy iu perfect all ulrenm.taitoea, and Aha fact tbat it Aa Tne attachment. inolMillii, Tnnk Meaaure, Marker, Corder, ate are tt lhe latent and met I nif.ru red pkaaem.

frleak ,..4. mil Tyh Maikar. Ai. 'VXZXT' "-knra Aaaat, at aV at lie but law The It the as by he of anv to nor of is the i A. F.

CALL A A V. Real E.tata Agent, orec acotc'a Bank. amySttf FOR SALE. THE I opt-Kit fk isl acrui land ad ihv Idttaveo worth. tniH.f thv, fr.mn4 -c-ni'Bw--i vv tbm I'.

tUUtrajr C'mi-itjiy, E. tu.r Urol. For b4atiM. ni4n.r or icH urai purVKt-. effera 4v4Btary- suftriAr anv Ivnly ImI mrt tt.e -MM' riVA-r, -Ui will bn rli lu tv ialli, (rnTAwn.

For termn of inf T7n- ia in Ti ttt tu aiVw lawudfv ppy lu ijfajreit- Miiln. l. rm 1 fU Bstlduig, wrtwrf CiterukA; anti 1 ntu. ttf tumir. FOR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.

ON thi. OF THE VERT Tl AS At A Kl.tl FARM IV i.o3a.iNr, FEWTHOUSAN1) IOI.I.ARS TWO NEAT AM" ft LL iMH KTt Ml Apply to taj 2o tf BURN ER ft OA It ROLL. art- K.iet Nwnt Batik. MAGINLEY CARROLL'S Great Legitiinato ous TUIIKIIIUHI.V KAllKli AM All AMI Eul lPPED Fua the st Ati iir si. fmc; a mnltifai.Ki5.

iivtrAttflA-tt aaJ MOTeltttia, a nnsfally aelATrted trouft- rta tb PARAGONS OF EQUESTRIAN ART. il Tht great aim of ttM MaaaAters i j. ORIGINALITY AND EXGEUEHCElif At.d with Lbi firw tncy hir antrgsir-i a atmbltt-. -S mmu fi-atrn t-bt mutt ai clvMt- of e14ike.aA.riaa and I grmtuustic art. I Both in Europe and America.

I fat faafjilitiea forBiijf ataAtti ceHajav Umauit: ara AWualodU NO JADED HORSES Afi Wearied, Travei-worn Performers Eveiything Novel Brilliant Tkis ne plan altra wilt be at A IV WO 18, Cor. Seneca and 4tn WEDNESDAY THTJESDAT, JUNE Sd at 4U, WBERK THEA WILL GIVE TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS! At 2 and 6 1-2 o'clock p. m. AllMltafclOAl HALF llt ..7 flATe. Aa A I CBOSBY.

General maygttan 4 VINCENT O. KEE8E. (FORMERLY WITH MADDEN A BRO.) HODSR. Slaj AM ORNAMEMTAI. P.AIA1IR.

reafH-etfull the public tbsl inn, pirpanl -ta do work en Ate ehort-et antic, at tne faction Riven and work fdwm uiad. Snop ir.r ne crner ef Delawam. nnder tne Opera Hawee. ASM STRAY WOTICE. TAKEM VP 0i KATI Kill).

MAI 2SIA. A MATt Mare, three yeme old aU-Mai IA ba.aa ab i I. fl rind lea: I white. For further infermniiB aplj, to I maj3tt3; "iv Atn. Cnek.

fr tt AT'Msklvlbr-r MfrAO- rc Etotkr. i eatA-ira -1aaxI llaf. aop i taw-ldaXaAaaHMa. '-Atl Ma' l'aiKMrftii tvavi iituAtrfi-tTw A f.artwai il kinitP Kri at t-A-T, ra r-" aif. K4f-.

-tA. RaWeaTC. Ra. UaatAsATJ. -jit-am-a' Ki aBr.

NO. lO DLAW.i TKrtT, KANSAS. l.EAVENWOKTII mayTkIA Dissolution of Tha; i-iipAarknRMiii' hiitimi IT1N; nnderili. nam. i.l.

dett A ia tfci. d. AawanA ay nujagiw. A. MHUTI, T.

r.ATi KMIir- Copartnership Notice. Ka tka, dar a a. 4- kir evrrT ee mu.fael.re or ad-r lb. ae nn.ea.lda Awrll. AA 11 arf.anee n' W-ITI- mma.

at. RUTH-. tu. JiOOR BIN DERI Vlaith tzzz3 rr-. aafaet.rw I and aU eAe- i Ara- a-.

a-at i nr Vrrr, 1 II it if -1 If II; I 1 I character of some of the Radical mem- largely criticised, and it iiouuiicrs may should use Ins name to make money hers General in the course of with truth be said that his administra- or, as some believe, there was aeon-. sniiacy between Butler and I'oiucroy tucdcoate, stateu mat, -a ni'itum- mernber, who is now in his scat," had gone to a Miss Vinnio Ream and charged her with attempting to influence Sena- a. 1 tor JA.OS8 iu TOM) lur wits A rtiUcA. quittal. This the latly in question de- Wheatland and to private life, where ftt Leavenworth.

Kansas, He was sup-nied, when the honorable member de- he quietly resided up to the time of his ported by Pomeroy, who wrote a letter, manded that she should use her influ- ence to secure the vote of Ross for con- viction, which she defined to do. The member then threatened her, saying it would be worse for her, or that it 1.1 iv i.u Mlsslleam, however, did refuse, ana the result was that thc.beastly Butlers' Binffhams. ordered her to leave the Lnildinrr in which she has her studio. throwing her statuary ou and oni- AllUAClV 1 111 111., mvHoi v. deufLinoolur oi which she had be- pletely ruinipg ft piaster mouet oi i-resi- stowedjiearly a year's labor.

Not even tlie tears, the protestations, tite pieatt- ines. the beaut? and 6'enlua of the ar- a. -a tiste served to stay for a moment the liatnd Action of this little less than devilish crew. a that baft made iipal vengeance Who the member was these threats of Had: against Miss Ream, was made known v. wi.iinfl.

Tn tii A aVAJ AW WM DV V. UV AWW innocently asked question of an. inai- Ana member. "Am I the member ai- ludedto?" Mr. Morgan responded lieu vu i XYi i iuurKnu reopunucu 1 refer to the distinguished gentlemaid of Indiana Miss" 'Vinnie Mr.

Ream is ready to swear to tho facts." Mr nil an Is said to have atageered un- tier the blow, and the lladicala to have apparenUy appreciated the damning ex nn.iim wiiiio TM-nfunfiAiiiv tti searr.n A A WA Vm asa, be thus exposed themselv. I A And aiiAr.il aia. ha atAnoa nl an nil In A proceedings wiuen are aimosi aauy en- i-i in r-nnlrnl StvCU at ana vaigs vv faAavavluav mjaaaw aivmv. trm Hnnniino- nf tin oroat "mnrai 0 Ideas." A "medium" while lecturing In Mil- .1 far Atari (b tr AM.a aa nama'kflw rA ford, N. IL.

last Saturday, was arrested Pthe i z'-'ji itlf jaoiicf a I I i I 4 oi at HorncllBTllle 6.IU r. M. ana arrivee rew VTrWTmS iM wiakinatonT 1 1 f. I 1 i .1 1 n.A...A 4c cnA.n.A ai) tl UBlVcSAUll lustl. fcM asaa.

ly vmm-r i pletionl fit thia xaad isIieaTen worth largely interested, and, would be, be- 1 "a- 1 .1 ond Ml 4oubt 'greaUyto her advan uy. to.ner auvau- ratification of thi. t.Jvantaeou also tags tojiave an early ratification of treaty. It would te.