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"tVAS OTT THITT, DAS 1ST WOHL of General Cobb's staff, and Bishop Beck- FOREIGN NEWS. T0-DAFS ADTE2TISE2IESTS. THETOES AND CONSERVATIVE NEW ADYERTISE5IE5TS. new SATURDAY, OCT0BEH 17, 1868. 6 ETHAN.

This hymn was written at Jena, by Samuel Bodigast, in 1675, for a sick friendj whe composed the melody to which iris set fc What God dotb. it is all well done His will upright abiding Since he has traced my coarse began I will go on confiding. My God is -f-Who holdeth me. I will not tarn com plainer At such a wise ordainer. What God doth, it is all wetl done-He never more will leave me: In righteous paths he laadeth on.

And ne'er will He deceive me With patience still I meet his III days he timely close th. That ran as He dispoaeta. God doth, it is all well done His ear will be unfailing A healer, and a wondrous one. Will not mistake my ailing. No poisons His For remedies, nis troth is my foundation, i His sraoa my whole salvation.

What God" dotb. if is all well done He is my light and being More evil He can mean me done I bow to His decreeing. Through weal or woe. Time still will show. Which everything revealeth.

How faithfully He dealeth. What God doth, it is all well done If I mast drink the chalice The bitter cup which I would shun My shrinking soul He rallies And firmly placed. rM Ms heart shall tasta That sweet peace ia believing, jr Which softens dowa all grieving. What God doth, it is all well done-Strong shall He make and find me. Rough ways I may be forced to ran.

Griefs pressing close behind me Yet God will be Right fatherly. In death His arms sustaineta Then be it He that reigneth. Chicago is assessed for $228,444,879. The ladies in Ohio are raising Grant poles. Tse deaths in Cincinnati average ten a day.

New York is bored with a hundred thousand thieves. If eostf Jersey City only $19,350 for city offices. Tub country about Lebanon, is full of It cost 500 to cut down one of the big trees in California. Te-vkesses owes $33,000,000. Marble has been discovered in Vir ginia.

Providexce cheap jewelry establish ments employ $30,000,000 capitaL The Professors of the Hartford Theo- ogical Institute get $2,000 each. There are now four hundred students in the University of Virginia, and there soon will be more than 500. Auova the patents from Nebraska are a hen's nest, a wire neck tie and a car pet bag. Trni "Montreal wriggle" has attacked the ladies of Canada. They have a ritualistic clergyman in Memphis who officiates in a theatre.

gjAj' Jferseyite challenges a walk of 1,000 miles for $1,000 on the Jersey meadows. BaliVnore has an 'oyster police whose duty it is to protect the fishermen from depredation. Ten saving banks of -the State of New York have $40,000,000 invested in Government bonds. iThe'Goternment has paid the Chero kee Indians $260,000 for property de stroyed during the rebellion. Australia is shipping Kangaroo sau sages for English epicures.

The St Louis bridge is to cost four and a half million dollars. The Chicago Bepublican is "doing" the early history of that Stripes on pantaloons will be consid ered fashionable this winter. One and a half billion dollars worth of liquor are annually sold in the United The Gilberts of Ware, manufac ture opera flannels in one hundred different Btyles. Iowa Will vote, this fall on the question of putting negro suffrage into her Con- siitnti! i mw-s I. PERSONAL.

John A. Buas, a prominent citizen of Utica, died Friday, aged seventy-six years. 5 j'i' Bichard Van Antwerp, editor of the Mohawk Valley Democrat, died at his residence in Fonda on Wednesday morn-ing 1. 4 Daniel Bowen of Harmony, Chautau- que aged seventy years, has picked ten bushels and two quarts of blackberries this I eason. 'i The latest statement regarding Secre tary Seward's reported marriage is, that there is not going to be any marriage, the lady's friends indignantly denying the repttrt UtqJI 4 jr The non-arrival of John Quincy Ad ams at "Colombia, last Satu rday, is represented as having as having caused a great deal of disappointment, ana ex- tensivepVeraratVons are made to receive him when; he does get The funeral of the deceased son of General McDowell occurred Friday in Troy the body was interred in.

the fam ily vault ia the Albany Bural cemeury. The bereaved; father is at present bo- journing at the residence of He nry Bur den, irrpy.J,- g-tr -y -J- The Elmira Advertiser says to Bev. Beecher of Elmira ii la-reported and widely believed that you are" an ale drinker and' wine bibber, that you Are a billiard player, a card player, and the proprietor of a ten pin alley that you are a profane swear er, a trifler, a mocker, and a Stumbling block generally in the way of Christian religion and wants him to state wheth er the reports are correct or no. They are serious enough in all conscience. gushing linguist of the Troy Press, noticing the arrival of Horace Greeley at a Troy hotel, says: We never bsw this eminentman and distinguished patriot looking better in all respects.

His honest countenance absolutely beamed almost lambent with spruce comeliness and blooming radiance, and hia presence in the house was of itself an all diffusing joy." is an article of joy luscious enough to be spelled with a g. Howell Cobs had enjoyed his usual good health all along, and, up to the time of hi 'was hale and buoyant Fridaymorning fee. rose in good spirits, and after breakfast started to go to his rooms, with his wife and daughter. While ascending the parlor stairs, about 9:30 o'clock, they met CoL J. J.

Williams of FJorJd, who "tt3 forajeriy an officer with of Georgia. Mr. Cobb stopped to introduce Mr. Beck with to his wife, and engaged in conversation relative to sermon recently preached by the Bishop. They bad conversed but a short time when Mr.

Cobb turned to address his wife, but without uttering anything, put his hand to his bead, swooned and sat down upon the step. He was at once removed to the reception room, where he reclined upon a sofa. He breathed very hard and foamed at the mouth, while bis face 'was livid and his eyes sunken. 4 -The pulse at the wrist was entirely stopped, and the beatings of the heart were feeble. In twenty minutes he was dead, without having uttered a word or made a sign of recognition.

'''): 8 IS ATE. Washtkgtok, Oct 16. Cole Cameron and Patterson of Tennessee, are the only mem oers present. The President called the Senate to order and after prayer by the ChaDlain declared session adjourned till the 10th ot BOUSE. The following Representatives present- Colfax, Lincoln, of N.

O'Neill, of Pa French, of N. C. Ketchem, of West Va Cariey and Cass of S. 8.: Beck, -of Ky. Prince and Edwards of Ga and Delegate Cavanaugh of Mon tana Territory.

At noon the Speaker called the House, to order and after prayer by the Chaplain, declared the House adjourned till the 10th of Novem- cer. Tbe Cliaae Howesnesit. St. Louis, Oct 16. Washington specials say The proposed substitution of Chase and Hancock for Seymour and Blair is only spoken of seriously here among the Conservative Republicans, who are said to be gradually turning over to the Kadical party again in the hope of secur ing otnee.

A prominent Democrat a particular friend of Mr. Johnson as sures me that no such change is desired by tne The National Intelligencer favors a withdrawal of Seymour and Blair, and suggests that one might be taken up at this late day with whom a victory could be gained by the Democracy. A perfect uproar exists here in conse quence of these rumors and theories. rhe President has agreed to let the recent order concerning elections in the unreconstructed states drop entirely, as he feela confident that Grant will be elected. A Philadelphia dispatch says the pro posed movement to withdraw Seymour and Blair meets with but little counten ance there, though some prominent Democrats would like to see McClellan and Hendricks nominated, and believe such ticket would have been successful if put forward last July.

4. Unase, Han cock and Ksaecrans are all well spoken of in this connection. The following is an answer to a dis patch from- this city, asking whether a proposition for a change in the Democratic Presidential candidate wa prompted by the Democracy in New York: New York, Oct 15 Jonah D. Hoover. Eq Washington, D.

C. No authority or possibility to change front All friends consider it totally impracticable and equivalent to dis banding; our forces. We in New York are not panic-stricken. (Signed) s. J.

Iilden, Aug Augustus Sch ell Gen. Hooker has been placed on the retired list, with the full rank of Major-General Mr. Voorbees has telegraphed here that he is elected for Congres by 100 majority, and Mr. Hendricks defeated for Governor of Indiana by probably 1,000 votes." -i Unly four senators and eleven itepre sentatives were present to-day. The presiding officer of each branch of Con gress nas announced an adjournment until November lutb.

-rnlt Blair. St. Louii'Oct 16. Gen. Blair arrived here this noon, and freely declares to bis friends that he has written a letter to the effect that he is ready to with draw from the field at any moment it is thought by the National Executive Com mil tee, or the party leaders that the success of the party will be assured thereby.

On the other hand it is posi tively stated by several of Gen. Blair friends that be has already resigned, and that his letter has been in tbe hands of his father or the National Dem ocratic Committee for a week past. The Evening Dispatch, which is sup posed to specially represent Blair, de- 1 nies tbe resignation, but expresses tne opinion that should it become the' manifest desire of the Democratic party that such a course should be pursued, both Blair and Seymour would withdraw at onca Whatever the fact in the ease may be there is intense excitement here among tbe JJomocrata. Nothing else has been talked of this afternoon Curses loud and deep have been hurled against the movement As regards Chan-there is a variety of opinions. Som-believiDg he would carry the party through in triumph, while others say as between Chase and Grant they will vote for Grant The State Executive Committee has been in session to-day, but the result of their deliberations has not transpired.

Tne World en Blair. New York, Oct 16. The World edi torily says the Democratic party evidently has evidently been injured by aspersions cast upon it through the indiscreet letter of Blair to which has been successfully used by the Bepub-licans. It says it is but simple justice that tbe party should be cleared of these aspersions, and says the party asa body has no other means of clearing itself of this injurious imputation than by futile contradictions in its public journals, but there are individuals who can extinguish this calumny in a moment and silence it forever, and this must be done if we are to win this election. This is a time for plain talk, and we hope we have spoken intelligibly enough for those whom it most concerns to take our meaning.

Co baa Affairs. A Havana letter says the Captain General will not trust the Spanish Men-of War any more than to let them have one day's rations at a time to prevent their putting to sea, as they might other wise do if they should conclude to recognize the new Government at home. Santa Anna hsd been ordered to leave the Island in consequence of his Mexican complications, a Spanish, spy having unravelled all his plots. He was given thirty days to leave, and is so poor that his friends will have to pay his Congressional Nomination. Worchestek, Oct 16 The Democrats for the Eighth Congressional District, nominated Henry H.

Stevens for The bodies of five men, who were buried in the central shaft of Hoosac Tunnel, were recovered tolay. Otolo Kajerlty. Columbus. Oct 15. 10 o.

m. Returns so far show from 16,000 to 17.00Q Bepubli- Can msj only in. Ohio. 1 filMTT.yuiW A a 1 XX 1st. 1869.

a comfortable furnished dwelling miu. luoiui. Aaaress r.fj. box livo. stating location and terms.

ootI7d4t233 FOR ST. Th Fast and Slogan Steamer WAR, RAGLE. Itr. Will leave this port for the abova point to-day. tba 17th 10 a.

if. For freight or passage appiy on board or to H. R. HAMMOND, Agent. No.

12 Levee. FOR OSIAOA. Tbe Fast and Elegant Steamer HEN3LEY. Will leave this port for the above noint to-day. the 17th 1U a.

For freight or passage apply on board or to H. K. HAMMOND. Agent. .0 Mo.

42 Lcvre. BEAUTIFUL II0U3E1T0LD i I RE AT AUCTION. On Tuesday, October 20th, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. PRECISELY. I WILL offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the nsidaaea af Mrs.

MT. P. ft.MnK.1l ner of 3rd and Pottawatomie The entire lot of beantifal H0USEH0L11 FUMITUEE Consisting of Elegant Velvet Tapestry. Three-Ply and Ingrain Carpets. Marble Top Centre Tables.

Bureaus and Comodes, Splendid Canopy Bedsteads. Hair Ma (trasses. Wardrobes. Extension Table. Marble Top Oak Sideboard.

Beautiful Set Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture, one Stuart Cook Stove, five Heating Stoves, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Also, one splendid 7 octave Rosewood case II-AulSrO FORTE 1 MePheil A Boston. All of which will be sold ta th.hi.S.st nd best bidder for cash, without limit or reserve. Remember the Date. Time and Place, and be on hand.

ALONZO HASTINGS. Auctioneer. CHAS. N.STEVENS. LAVELLB A A.eavenwortn.

Toledo. C. N. STEVENS Manufacturers and Jobbers of Coach and Saddlery HARDWARE! HUBS, SPOKES, BENT FELLOES, AID Wagon Material or all Kinds. SPRING AXLES, BOLTS, BANDS, FIFTH WHEELS, SLATS, ENAMELED LEATHER, DUCK DRILL, MUSLIN, Broadcloths and Corduroy! Also, a fine stock of Hemes.

Self-Adjasting Trees. Gig-Saddles. Smith's Patent Trace Buckle, Cole's Patent 'lraoe Buckle. Thread and Weobing. In tact everything pertaining to the trade.

LAP ROBES ASD HORSE BL AIKETS. Oar connection with Eastern Manufacturers is such that we can sell at aasa REASONADLE PRICES SAVE TIME AND FREIGHT BY ORDERING OF US. So. l7ESbawnee Stfeet, Leaf en worth. oetl7d233.

ARMY SUPPLIES. Orricg Chif.f l3 Frt LBvonworth. Oct. 14th. 18C8.

1 SKAI.ii" PaOPOSlLS will be received at this ofiioa aatit Vcloek a. M. of October 20th. lHffS. for tbe delivery at the Railway Depot Fobt Habesbob Lbavcxwobtb.

KaxSASKof the following named articles 110 Pieces Pine, 5x3x18 feat. 1IO 3xfxl4' 165 25 TO VO axxl" 2x5x14 IxSxlS 9x5x18 6,000 feat Plata t.aiaair, 3 rot Hate, 1 laelt, lO faa loatBf, 14,00 feat Plata Plank, 84 rata. Si lath l.aoe Places Pine Battesta, lxxftlO fact 5 Kgs VaUs, 44. 13 lOd. 6 19d.

'rVi'-lVi', lO Spikes, SOd. ir 30. r. -js -9eL. If awarded deUverablo at Fort Barker, delivery must commence within ten (10) days from award of con tract, and nil be delivered within ten days thereafter.

If at Leavenworth, delivery mast commence within fire (5) days frm award of contract, and all be delivered within ten U0) days thereafter. The usual conditions, which can bo ascertained at this offiee. will be imposed upon bidders and contractors, aact blank forms of proposals will be furnished upon application. By authority of the Department commander. BEN i.C CARD.

Bvt- Brig. Gew. U. S. oeM6i233 Acting Chief Qr.

Mr. THE BRYANT STS AT TON ASD MATHEMATICAL COLLEGE. JTo. 309 jr. nnh for Circular.

sep30dAw227 a-. Tvr gxorsjKrxrar, MABCrACTTJBBB AD Dealer in Ladles nd Gtntt' OEUAMEflTAL If All. V0I.K, JWTGS. TOUPEES, PERUKES, BEAIDS SuMcKePufs, (XrlFrcni Braids Frueth, No. 67 Delaware Leavenworth.

Las. Ladies residing ia the country, by 5 sending samples, can have their orders filled as well as if present. ,4 oca. Hepairins neatly done. oct2d223 HOTICK.

STEVENSON nas taken tbe artist R. S. J.V. Merrill into partnersnip ana win continue the business at the old stand. No.

43 Delaware stret. between Second and Third streets. The new firm will take Photographs and other Pictures from miniature to life sisa. Pictures colored in the best stylo in oil or water colors, or worked ia India Ink. by Mr.

Merrill, the best portrait painter ia the West. They have colored portraits of some of our citisens finished, and invito all lovers of art to call and see them at No. 48 Delaware street. spl2Z3; 150 Mules Wanted Immediatelj THE nndersigned will pay. the Wgbest cash price for ten days for Mules fllLAt hands hih.

well broke, and sound oTery pax- ticular. Apply at tba ws5SStLy!" OCtl6d234 s-v MAillHE'S I 1 The Ne jflus rtUra of Stomach Medicine. DcScious to the Taste. IT 13 PREPARED FROMSARS APAKIL-A LA. StiUingia.

kellow Dock, Iiood ni Snake Roots, and Calinaya. Prickley Ash a.t Wahoo Bark, and is the bett luiic. Stomc bhj and Blood Pobivibb extant. Ihe imrreaient. ot which it is composed are weil kcown and oaht to be a sufficient guarantee for iu M-y.

Kead the following testimonials, selected srota among many others which we have, commending ii RtVi; Uoiiei i f.r three a us well le.ted by benators aad Members of Congress, and gave. such groat satisfaction that it ulVr favor eomw" sain rapidly in pop- fien. John B. Cavtnder. member of tte Missouri State Senate, says the bottles of bitters we sent him to Jefferson City, during the last ses-ioa of the Legislature, were freely distributed and made use of by the members, who were exceedingly pleased with its effect.

The repuration established at Jefferson should make the bara-parilla Bitters favorably known throughout Use biate. Father DeSinet. (well Down Indian ITissioa-ary.) says that It is the only Tonic that has relieved him of debility caused by exposure and fatigue from long travel on his mission Messrs. MeKee. Fishback A proprietors eordially recommend it as a valuable stomachic Dr.

Winston (one of the oldest and in rut stin. ecasful pbysieians of Jefferson City.) writes toat he has used the ioffredient in th. nrm nf tin. ture in bis practice with the most satiutctorr results, and finds this contains the virtues of ail in a concentrated form, and pronounces it iho most Sellable Eemedy of the Age. Preoaiwd onlvbv J.

A AOTTTTtlf Prutl. cal PharmaceutiaU. Su Louis, and soli by a.l uxuvgista. DLvrrhaa, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, noiera Morbus, tux, Ufaldren Teeihmj, and the Greatest Preventive of Asians Cholera. This extraordinarv h.

r.m. which is spread broadcast throughout the country, is undoubtedly loMrior to tn, r.m.d offered to the pnblietor theoomplaints for whir a 2. 1 I i. iuwuu.u. hit, in our possession iu-monials furnished voluntarily by Col.

Law, Chief Topographical Engineer bureau at ea. Fits Henry Warren, Ges. I ls-aaton. and others, of the army; also cm leers of tne JSavy, burgeons. Hospital stewards, commanders of nearly every steamer plying on tse Mississippi and tributary rivers.

Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions, Army Chaplains, and others, fsr too numerous to mention. Likewise highest encomiums of the press. a other medicine has such recommendations. J. A MAGUIRE.

sole proprietors, fct, Louis. Sold by Druggists and Medicine dealers everywhere. CHILLS AND PUVEB, INTERF.IfTTEftT FEVER. Dumb Agne, Diseased Lircr, etc. macules clz r.unL!:.2.

For mors than fifteen years this great and Infallible specific baa been used as a remedy for the above complaints, and it baa ecectej ae most extraordinary cures, coatroiiisg toe after every other medicine has bn resorted to without effect. Thousands have its efficacy, and all who have used it ui give testimony to its wondertul success. Magnlre's Hair -EcstCKtlf; This elegant article for the restoration of growth of the hair, as well as prekerving it frc i turning gray, and changing gray hair back to i original color (without dyeing it), stands at bead of all Hair Restoratives. It is one of oldest, and its popularity and famo cannot I taken from it. Price $1 per bottle.

Elaguire's Alterative Elii "-MS THE GREAT CUKE FOR Scrofula, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout, Mr-curial and Syphiloid Affections. Goitre. SweJ-ipgof tbe Joints. Caries of tbe Bones, ics.

Cataaeous Eruptions. Blotches. Pimples, a-largement of tbe Glands. Constitutional s-orders. and all diseases arising from impurity of the Blood.

Tits Medicine hat no rival. It is warranted to ve relief in any of tbe above complaints. The ire ofthefieth it in the blood," and the Aiterstive Elixir will remove any foreign substance irora the blood, no matter bow long it may have remained there. It is the only reliable rem tar for ftkeumatitm and Jfeuralgia. Try it.

op3ttdAwp227 SPEEE'S STA1TDAED 1 FOR THR Will, FOB TBI PALk'. FOR TH BICltLT, FOR TH FOR I. vMr.F, FOB 8 Bliia CSS 1 1 So Bitter JJqaal ttttliem. Speer's Standard YTuie Eitters, mads or mm. nEEO md -zzti Brixa's Celebrated Wine, so wall knows, with FKBUVIAJT BABK.

CHAMOMIXK FLOWTCRS, SNAKE BOOT, WIXDCHFRRVPAES, GIi.Gi.ri, Aid sweh other HRBBS aad BOOTS as will la all eases assist ligetHn, promote tin federations of the-system la the aaleral chaaaels, aad give TONE AND VIGOR All ase It with wonderful sueeeas. Brings To the pale white lip. AID To the tbia face aad care wora eouoteBance. Cures FSVB and Create APPFTITTC Trv tv.v. Vtm ne other.

Ask lor 8Piii'8 6IiM)AKj i u. SXB8. Sold by Druggists and Groeen. tee mr sigaatora over the cork of eacn bottie. ALFRED SPEER.

Passaic, H.J, and 243 Bro4way, Kew l.ik. xraao supplied cyan vnsoieeitia IIULE3 Y7AXITHD. OrriCB Cwnty Fort Leavenworth, Oct. 12th. i THE Depot Quartermaster at Fort Laveis-worth wishes to purchase at onse ISO Moles.

Said Males must be not less than four (O mora than tea (18) years of ee. compact. weU developed I -aad frea from any biemish or or-ct a 4 nnfit them for severe worx. less than fourteen (wThaaas t- j. i one-third of the num ber ip it foortoea and ono-baif tu.i) Li s- a.

lyVwOiorityof thaDr-''r-tt i Brt BHff- Oea. U. A oetl4dnt253. tr Cnsrinecrs, gnrrcycrj anj At-cUltects Talie Kctlcs. AS.

ALOE. OPTICIAN AJV MA MATICAL IU SIHUM? i A 206 N. Fourtb street, St. Louis. 1" lished a shop for the manufacture of i Instruments and is now prepared id sui-vy instruments equal in manufacture id st prices than any house in iht.LmiMt-.vg.

Particular attention paid to repairing. Always on hand a fuU assortment ct ut- -i InltWmeVts. infaU sets or aei-rat, XJ-tmr f'nlnrs. India Idk, trevd StTonKpeWa Boxwood. -a fill assortment of Engineers' bttm r.ii;.

Kteel Taoors. Chains wuu a it nil A A 2C8 N. Fourth U. 1st. Lc; ONE or two energetic men esi f-i ewplottneTitat good -Lock b)S iS.

P. Q. mm l- X- -f II A I It IG 0B, Forthb Renovation of the Hair. She Oreat Desideratum of the Are A dressing which is at once sjrreeable. healthy, sad effectual for preserving the Lair Faded or gray luiir is toon restored to iW natural ohr and the gloss and freshness of goMth- Thin hair is thickened, falling hair t.s a a cnecKeu.ana Dsianesa often, thouch not always, cured by its use.

Nothing can restore the hair when the follicles are destroyed or tbe glands atrophied and decayed But such as re main can he saved to usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a-pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray and falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it If wanted merely for HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts loneer on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr.

J. C. Ajer Co Practical axd Analytical- Chemists, LOWELL, MASS. PBICE Sold by all Druggists. octlMlwAwim Tl WORLD'S AWARD BETTER THAN ZUSBOrfS, or THE World's opinion i shown by tbe fact that the SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY has sold in ONE YEAB, 4,093 machines more than the Wheeler and.

Wilson to. 10,051 machines more than the 15 rover ana tracer to. 28,901 machines more than the Wilcox ana uidds to. 32,090 machines more than the Howe tompaDj-. 32,519 mechines more Iban the Florence Co.

39,868 machines more than the Elllp- tlC CO. i4 rif 42,002 machines more than the Leavltt JAMES FARREN, Ag't, DEL AW ABB STREET. Leavenworth. octlly CRANE, BREED CO, MAUFACTUREB OF Patent Metallic Burial Cases LT. tni AND CASKETS OF Combining all the most recent improvements, protecting from contagion, adapted to transportation, indispensable to vaults, perfectly airtight, and enduring for generations.

Also. Manufacturers of Hearses Of a great variety of designs and superior material and workmanship. rv. j.rr Mannfcturrs of COFFIN and HEARSE TRlJlillGa. Chicasro.

179 Lake street Cincinnati, Ohio. 663 West Eighth street New Orleans. 90 Magazine street. octl3d231 J. R.

BARRETT It ProprMors, LORD SMITH, CHICAGO. flaasral Axeats Vortkwesters States. THEO. EOEBSDORFF. OSCAR BRACK-LEIN A and A.

W. CAMPBELL A Agents. Leavenworth, Kaa. AR3IT TRA9J8POI1TATIOIV. HB4BQVABTB8 DbFT.

Or THS i Orrioo Cbiif Qoabtbbmastisu Fort Leavenworth. Kaa-. Oct. 8. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oEce nntil 11 o'clock a.

M. of Saturday, the 17th instant, for the. transportation of from 7S.OOO to 100,000 Panada Salutary Stores from Fort Lsavsawerth, Kansas, ta sTort Gibson, C. BT. The means of transportation most be ia readiness at Fort Leavenworth by the 88th instant.

Bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds at which they will transport said stores. By authority of the Department Commander. BENJ. C. CARD.

Bvt-Brig. Gen. U. 6. A-, octlld23l Acting Chief Qr.

Mr. tniflltllJ LA WRESCE. KANSAS. E. A.

SMITH at, CO PROPRIETORS. TfANTEO. ERTVATB BOARD IN (J. eonveiiiaat to tte Depot, fur a gecUsmaa sad W. this offiee.

cclldl g70 Vegetable Af HAIR RESTORATIVE Wa m1M by th. X. H. SMt. rlr V.

JS 9 0 Ittt rmrr bmmt rRnnlh. fsr Bwecta( I VS Snf4rbiMBrlllff)adMlart Sr in 1 it 6rawtt, m-ibcmnlme H- tat Dm liS BMBflfjrtec lb. BmH. It Am C3 17 apVh Ktom Ann, VA. kite tlx am.

ttbtte, u4 "ill tJAlLV; TRI-WEEKLY WEEKLY. DANIEI, W. WILDER,) BMBritrs. i i -t OFFICE Jfoa. 15 Shawn Street.

its daily: One eoov one 00 4 00 One copy six months. Ob copy three months One copy one month. 2 25 76 When delivered by the Carrier in the City, wenty-live eonts per week, i i tii-tiiilt: One copy one 50 On copy one $1 00 No paper win be furnished unless paid for til ADVAXCS. AU letter! should be addressed to wilder sleeper; Leavenworth. Kansas.

KmM ef Aolwertlslsisr in IrM- worth Xsalljr Timet and Cxtaei-waUve. n.a anft.M finaM nf ft.n linos of Nonpareil). first insertion $1 00 One Moan, each additional Insertion Two squares, one 1 jjO Two squares, each additional insertion 75 Three squares, on insertion 00 Three squares, each additional insertion 1 00 Four squares, first insertion- 00 Four squat, first additional insertion Fourth of co lama, first Fourth of column, each addit'nal insert'a 00 6 00 3 00 Half eolnmn. first insertion Half eolomn. each additional insertion One column, first One eolnmn.

each additional insertion- 10 00 5 00 25 00 10 00 Jit EBUSINESS DIRECTORY i WM. P. Y. MARTIN, TEACHER 07 MATHEMATICS. Mercantile Library.

Leavenworth. sepaodZZS At T. C- CPMKB, K. R. C.

PHYSICIAN AND SUEQE0N. Offic ym Grant A- Prest's. No. Hi Shawnee street. jyl8d213 DR.

EF8TEIBI, PHYSICIAN AND- BURGEON. Office sad residence 101 Shawnee Street. Jaaettdlla BABZIIJ.AI 6SAT, ATTORNEY- AT-L AW. Office, N. B.

corner Third and bhawnee streets. oct23dly PHYSICIAN. Office. Foote's Building, whera be can be found day or night. p20o W.

W. oaiSWOLD, DENTIST. 113 Delaware street. Leavenworth. Kansas.

3 sny28p204 GEOEGE II. DD BOIS, DENTIST. 85 Delaware street, near corner of Fonrth.Leayanworth.Kaa.; oct2Mdawtf J. R. BOYD, DENTIST.

Office. Laings Building, entrance on Fourth street. je4dtf DR. 1.R CARPBHTIKB, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Bo.41Shaw-nee np stairs.

septlOdlW V. P. FITZWILLIAH, Sf an'd 58 Delaware and Third streets. Leavenworth. Kansas.

my31d205 BCKLEIOM HOPKISS, COUNSELORS-AT-L AW. Notaries Pnblicand IT. S. Commissioners. 63 Delaware street.

Leavenworth. my31d2t)S W. H. ROBINSON, DENTIST, administers NrrKOtrsOxiOB. Office northeast corner Delaware and Third streets, Ralston's Bailding.

octlldawly SEARS ok. TAILOR, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. Laing's Building. Leavenworth. Kansas.

1,206 G. W. UA11DINER, 1TT0RNEY-AT-LAW and Real Estate Broker. Foote's Bailding. corner Cherokee and Fifth streets.

m31d)S MARTIN HATER, M. H0ME0PATHIST AND ELECTRICIAN Offiee; and Residevoe orth Side of Shawne. street, between Fifth and Sixth. cov7dl64 JOHN SELLER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, No. 90 Delaware street, next store west of Lainir's Building.

Leavenworth. Kan. Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted. my28d204 DRSt FEW VAN DTJT5, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON Si 0fnW ia Foote's Bailding. corner of Fifth and Cherokee streets.

novlldly BR. J. M. HeCORHICK'S OFFICE 'XND adjoining Ureroort Hoaae. aad oppesita Planter' House.

Leav- enworth. Kansas. jo7p2u7 JA1UKS JUcGONIGJLB, CARPENTERAND BUILDER. Shop, corner of Osage and Fourth streets. Leavenworth.

Kansas. oot34d53 V. M. O'BRIEMj I 'i UNITED STATES WAR CLAIM AGENT. No.

11 Shawnee street, next door to Coksbbv-ATiva Bnilding. D. C. II ATHORH, NURSERYMAN. miles southwest of th Market Hovse.

Postoffice LookBox 67. Leay-en worth, Kansas. fb22dly JAIIKS McCAUON. ATTORNEY-AT-L AW. Leavenworth.

Office, corner of Delaware street. Entranoe oa Maia stret. I A 11 MANUFACTURERS of and Dealers in Foreign and American Marble. Seaeea street, between Fourth and Fifth. Leayonworth.

Karwas. septl0dl4S DR. L. HOUSTON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oftice.

over Parham A Breunert's Drug Store, corner of Shawnee and Third streets. p20Q BLACKER MePIIAIlV War Ctaim 'Agents and Solicitors of Paasnts. Office on Filth street, oppo-sitetba Market Tlonse. DR. J.

W. PHYSICLA AND SURGEON. Shawnee street, Room. o. 2.

north, side, be tween Fif'h and Sixth. novlj GREEN Tbeatre Building, on Fourtb sueet. Leavenworth. Chowest brands wines and liquor kept constantly. je7p307 DEALERS IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Khawoaa street, opposite the Market Hons. Piotares. Picture. Frames. Wall Paper.

DR. A. W. CAMPBELl, PHYSICIAN1 ANDSURGEd5? OiBceJ 'ra4 Dispensary. No.

101 Shawneo street, between Fourth and Fifth, south side. All jaadujmes famished from my owa Dispensary i DHSt MORUAK BOMEOPATHISTS AND SURGEONS. Of-gc. north side of Shawne. between Fifth and Sixth streets, vr.

xiaistea win answer calls from the aprlMdluj DR. S. A. HARSH ALL, No 13 Delaware Ba mora oilers nis services io idoto wn ucouo imv-ronise bins. AB work don in tha latest style, and reasonable atfrH7dl01 A.

ROSE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, wbole- i. i.si in Printers' Stock. School and Blank Books. Paper. Ac, No.

75 Delaware street, Leaycnworth.Kansas. CHEMICAL DYE WORKS, rtierof Shawiea and Second streets. Leavenworth, Kan. Dye. Clean nd Refinish all descriptions of ladies and geatleaien's apparel in a style equsJ to any Eaatea etabliahment JcvpZw UK NRV Kit IT BERi JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

No. 63 Shawnee stret. bet 1 hird and Fonrth. Leayenworxn, Kan- Being a practical jeweler, he will tua.t-x.ctee all work done by him. Engraving neatly eaaed.

JOHN GRDND, MERCHANT TAILOR, dealer in Cloths. Caa-simeres Veetisgs. Gents' Pnrnishing- Goods, An. Dveinc and Cleaning Establishment. All orders attended to with diepatoh.

No. 74 Shaw Mm "TBf 'iniicd DR; CLEVELAND, Frem Belleme Hospital. New York City wrrvsTfrrAW 'AND In addition to general practice, special attention given to discs', of lis Eva. Office on Fifth rireet. vr.n.if.n HniLsa.

Leavenworth. Kansas. cinrvRR a RKRttAN, ATTORN EYS-AT-L AW. Leayenworth. Kan.

Offioe 63 Delaware Street. leDojlB4 A. M. SiwriR. Bmit M.

Solicitor i Banknote. ami Notnrn Pubhe. ADAMS Sfc SPRV ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Offiee Northeast corner Fifth ana Delaware s'reets. Learenworta.

Kansas. trance on Fifth street. spldlya Q.TJINLAN GERAIGHTI'S MARBLE WORKS. Seneca street, between Fourth and Fifth, mannfatnrcra and dealers in ia Foreign and American Marbles xomoa. Jtc.

jyjtaiy ITTANTED TRAVELING to II sell an article needed in every family. tiara war ana wocery store wtu bay them. Adirs; with stamp. BOURNE. DAMO NM From Spain.

Madrid, Oct 16. A. decree ordering elections for tbe Cortes in the colonies Willi soon be issued. Slaves will not be permitted to vote. The Colonial deputies will be allowed to propose a plan for the abolition of slavery.

Free schools in Spain have been reopened. t- From South America. New York, Oct 16. A Valpariso let tea of September 16th states that great fear prevailed that a disastrous earth quake like that of August last, is about to visit Chili, as tbe same circumstances that preceeded that terrible calamity in Ecquador, had been observed for several days. I be people of Valparaiso had in consequence voted according to custom for a patron saint and bad elected tbe Savior.

A Lima, Peru, letter of September 20, says shocks of earthquake are still felt in Aregripa and Arica but tbe cities are thoroughly ruined that no lartber dam age can be inflicted. A recurrence of the yellow fever was apprehended at Lima and Callas and strict sanitary measures have already been" introduced. Balla had issued a proclamation par doning all the officers whom Conzo had banished and retaining them in their rank and giving them their back pay. This includes among others, Prado, the deposed president, who-has been exiled in Chili since the surrender of the gar rison of Hamaita. There is nothing new from the seat of war.

Washington Hews. St. Louis. Oct 16. The Democrat's Washington special says A new source of grief and tribulation to the Democratic party in.

this District has come in the breaking up of their Soldiers and Sailors organization. This occurred last evening, when Colonel O'Brien, their President, came out in a strong speech for Grant and Colfax, wbicb it isninted was inspired from tbe White House, and which received the hearty endorsement of several members of the Club. O'Brien is the Registrar of Wills here, one of the President's most intimate friends, a leader of the conservative movement in and about Washing ton, and one of tbe most prominent Fenians in the country. Indiana all Rlgrht. Indianapolis, Oct 15.

The returns from 37 counties officially reported and alt the counties but one official and reported, give Baker, Bepublican for governor, 829 majority. Tbe county yet to hear from gave a Bepublican majority in 1866 of isyo. The latest reports for Congressmen in the Fourth District elect Julian, Bepub- ican, by 12o majority. Voorhees, Democrat in Sixth district, has lees than 100 majority. The Bepub- icans will have a majority on joint ballot in the legislature of 30 to 35.

Seymonr ts be Wllhdrawa. New York, Oct 16. The Herald says, it has been decided to withdraw Seymour and Blair and the nominations be given to Chase and John Quincy Adama. Belmont and other members of the National Democratic Committee, it says, ill meet Seymour and Blair at Utica to day. New York, Oct 16.

All Washington specials of this morning state the movement is on foot to withdraw Seymour and Blair and place Chase and Adams, cr Franklin, in nomination by the Demo crats. From Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Oct 16. The return judges met at 10 o'clock this morning and went. on reading returns, but are unable to make out the returns in con sequence of no returns having been re ceived from tbree precincts of tbe irst Ward.

A mandamus was received from the Court of Common Pleas directing the return judges not to complete the rolls untill further orders. There nas been an informality in, tbe 19th Ward, which tne uoun is engaged in nearing. Fox a majority for. Mayor is omitting the 19th Ward and three precincts of the First Ward Colorado Republican. Dexter, Oct.

15. Tbe Board of On rnUsioners today gave Bradford, Republic the certificate declaring him elected delegate by 17 majority. Robert Collyer said at the New York Unitarian Convention, last week, that our restricted system of costly churches was all wrong. Everybody must be free to come to every church. As to the splendid singing, the poor man ought to hear the great music of our churches ss well as the rich.

Our churches must be thrown wide open, so that all enter. liEW ADYEBTISEMESTS. 20,000 Bush. Tf beat Wanted APPLY to the undersigned at the SKELT0N MILLS. North Main street.

octla233. J. W. SPRATLEY. TO CONTBACTORS.

1KGP0SALS will be received until tbe I7tn tnst. for the creation ef a Eehool Building, -ording to plans and specifications to be seen th. nffin ol Grant A Prest. The bailding reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Ch'n Bailding Com.

PBOPOSAT-S WILL be received until tbe Kth in st. for grading the first five miles of the Kansas Cur extension of the Missouri Valley Railroad, fro East Leavenworth Son th Paymen ta made monthly in cash. FORD A HASTINGS. oct(3dSt ast Leavenworth. Mo.

FOR BENT. A ROOM oa first floor. 16x24. suitable for a Retail Grocery or Boot an Shoe Store. C0RJXB THIRD 130 OLIVE STREETS, South Leavenworth, the premises of For partirnlar inquire on JAMES IJSGLE.

Patent Artificial Iegs. NINETEEN years practical experience with ingenuity and skill has produced many real and substantial improvements in my patent, of whih ba other can boast. infe rior workmen employed, being myself the manufacturer and inventor. Send for Famphlets, Ac JOIir jKAVSL. No.

609 Washington St. Loais. Mo. apr4dAwl9t FsLOTJR, SOAP ASD TIJEEGiR. Orricg Chibv CoMnrssaar or Scssisti.kob.V TisFABTliEBT OF TH MiSSOCBI, Leavenworth.

Kansas. Oct. 14. 1SS3.J SEALED proposals, in duplicate, subject to tbe usual conditions, will be received at this offiea until 12 o'clock, Tuesday. October 2oth.

1SS8, for furnishing the United States Army with. -1 3,000,000 Peaadi Doable Extra Flour, From Fall Wheat in Double 8aeks. 33, OOO Peaads Extra Family Sosp, Ia well-strapped boxes, and 16,000 allows Whisky Vinegar. In half-barrels. Tbe Vinegar must be made from Whisky ony.

free from ail foreign acid and injurious substances and of uniform strength, taking from 30 to 35 grains rare carbonate of potash to neutralise one fluid ounce of vinegar. The half-barrels to have aa iron hoop at each end. Bids will atata the orlea at which the tores will be delivered at this place and theprice at which mill V. AmKomw-A at th. TT P.

W. DeDOt at Leavenworth, as well as the time of delivery. Proposals will be received for any amount lees than the above mentioned quantities. M. R.

MORGAN. Bvt. Brhr. Chief C. 8., Dept.

of Mo, ectUdSt jr FOB PBESIDEXT. ULYSSES S. GRANT. FOB VICU FBESIDENT. SOHUYIaEB: COLFAX.

i STATE TICKET. a Tor Memtorof Cotremr: w. SIDNEY fV op pocglab. Tor JAJtJ nAy.x, or iuxr. Tor liieulanl Gwtrnor tl ESKRIDQE.

Or LIDS. or AociaU Jumtiee -4 D. M. VALENTINE, km? Tor SeerHttry of State s. THOMAS MOONLIGHT.

Or MtAVKXWOBTH. Tor Auditor: A. THOMAN, or DOCOLAS. Tor Trmtmrer: 'T i GEORGE GRAHAM. OP XMABA.

Fors Attorney Qtneral: A. or BoosaoB. lor 8veriidneUni of Publie Irutruction p. MoVICAR, 'K or bhawstsb. Tor Trendtmtial Hector: I.

S.KALLOCH. of Franklin. D. R. ANTHONY, of Leavenworth, A.

H. H0RT0N. of Atchison. cocjmr ticbet. Tor County DaVIO J.

BlBWIB. For CHtmnof GkAT. Tot Probate Judge iJS. B. WlUJAlis.i For Clerk DieU Court Hi.

MI I. TO ST J. DlXHia. Tor Supt, Public Jart'a-H. McCabtt.

1 1 For State Senator! JOHK McKtB. WlLUAM LaKIMEB, A a Mabtim-' SITB.f iKTEKEBf iso reading matter will be foand on the second page. "TOCB CANDIDATE ICaVNNOT BE." On the 4th day of July, A. D. 1868, Horatio Seymour, President of the Con vention in which Wade Hampton and Fort Pillow Forrest occupied seats, when appealed to by the martyr Vallan- digham to sabmit his name to the people, with tears in his eyes and a wet pocket, handkerchief, replied, YOUR, CANDIDATE I CANNOT BE," Bat John Al len, the Wickedest Man 'in New York, Barns, the proprietor of i the Bat Pit, John Morrissey, the Democratic states and other leaders in the Demo cratic Party, refused toallow the noble Seymour to retire.

He was the best representative of the i tM He had gone through the Biota, he had burned the Orphan Asylums, he had been the tried and true friend of Traitors, and he could not be discarded. Forrest for a time but when the Fort Pillow Murderer was fully as sured that Seymour had hung on-a lamp post O'Brien, an Irishman' who was a Colonel in the Union Army when he was told that he (Forrest) should dictate the nominee for Vice-President, and that Wade Hampton should write the Platform of the Party then; at last, Forrest accepted the and went in for the candidates. Seymour was still shedding tears on Vallandigham's bosom. The whole Convention was weeping. But when John Allen came np from Kit Burns from his Bat Pit, and John Mor rissey from -his den, and when Forrest and Hampton and Vallandigham as sured Seymour of their sympathy, they quickly dried the tears the Dem'o jratic shyster i And he quietly submitted.

Seymour has been' 1 submitting unU fee heard' from Ohio," Pennsylvania ano Indiana And now, once more, he cornea-before Lis Bat Pitters and Eebela saying. Yonr Candidate I Cannot Be. Seymonr, we don't care whether; you are or not. Perhaps yon had better run. on can carry JLentBeay.

But the day has gone by when you can hang Irish Colonels in York. This was, a war for the UNION, and it Las won. I GEXEBAL FORSYTH. i IFrom the Rochester (N. Y.XKvening Express.

Through the kindness of Mr. Orritt Forsyth, father of Gen. Forsyth, we are; permitted to publish the following letter, received last Friday, which will explain' itself: Fort Waixace, Kansas, 1 Oct 1st, 1868. Deak to you yesterday on my arrival and told you that 1. would write." I had tight with the Cheyenne Indiana' on the ultf They outnumbered me greatly, and 1 had a tough time of it The fighting continued three and a half days, when thev off defeated, and gave up the attempt to take our scalps.

I had two oQcers and three men killed, and was wounded myself, with eighteen enlisted men. My provisions having given out on tne morning oi us aitacsc, was obliged to "inbsiBt meal Until the 25tft xC, whenl l3was re4 lieved troops from thjs place-. was. shot iri the right thigh; 'and had toy leg' broken' at the engagement Of course I suffered very' much. I arrived here yesterdayhad my leg set last night, and hope to be up in six weeka My rignt ieg wu, i nnit, be well in ten days.

4. I am medieal attendance. Dr. Ascht General Sherman's special rargeon, is here super-; intending my case. Do not give your self "any uneasiness about in.

.1 shall Buffer some pain, but hope, to go through without a great deal of trouble. -s--- Geo. A. Fobsxtb. i MAIL TO The following dispatch was received by Mr.

McDowell, yesterday St. Loms, Oct 15, 1868. PostMabtek: I have made application to have the Colorado mail returned to the Kansas or Smoky Hill route. Sheridan says the route shall be kept open. I would thank you and your citizens for theirco-operation.

(Signed) Johv D. Perrt, i Pres. P. B. E.

This is a matter of great importance to Kansas. Leaven wor thv Lawrence, Topeka, Manhattan, Junction City and Ellsworth are more especially interested, bat the whole State has aright to insist that this line shall be kept, open." Our business relations with Colorado are such that we cannot afford any delay or in-teraptkm in tbe transmission of the mails..