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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-24
The Late Battle In Censral America.
From the New Orleans Delta, Aprll6.l

The intelligence from Nicaragua cast danper difficult
to describe upon the hopes Of every friend Of the Nicara
guam movement. morbid curiosity to learn ali the
particulars of the engagement reported to have tai
place between the small corps under the command Of
Major Schlessineer and detachment OF the Costa Rican
army prevailed in every section Of the community and
many were the ervent wishes In behalf Of thu
nSns cause esponsea BY the chi,.sous walker the
may b conteered official and authentic places the mat
ter IN different point of view, and reveals the giaring
exaege,ations of the account. We commend to the
careful perussl of the public.
We repea. the opinion expressed by on the receipt
OF this Intelligence that little reliance must be placed in
the version Of political affairs which reach us ria A,pn
wall Not only the par iarty to the arms of the Gen.
trail American al les strong and decided in that locality,
but there particular and personal interests 1t stake
there, the realization and success of which depend In
great measure upon Walkers overthrow.
These who dream that the star Of Nicarsguas
ration has reached its eliminating point Il sorsg
der deuson which 1t will only require few days 70
consist of the ellie of the young of this eountyar
dent chivalrcus and high minded-whust many OF the
officers bronze vsseed veterans Who have hard
tie field. HIS ioeiers nay be fsw in number but they
are strong and nvncibe TO- they aware that their
fret is directed to their efforts. They know that
their individual safety oe nds upon their cour.gs ana
re ou'i'n They feel tia. to make any rssFegae move
patriots snd to retard for years the progress OF Amer
civilization Acting under theee considerations,
duty or cover before the hosts Of degraded ser Theirs
noble mission and rts ht we'll win they accomplish
The following is the letter aiiuee ed to above
EIcARAGUAN AGENCY,
No. 16 ROYAL STREET, April lisp. NJ
The extract, published in the evening papers, taken
nom the Panama Star and HrdIds correspondent bear
such groes ns ice and fasehood their face, that
would be derec in my duty not to correct BY stating
the truth <ived at this Office from the
Of the Nicaraguan army.
In the first place the Command OF Col sch'sssngsr
contsted Of $50 men, cad o: 400 who ordered
proceed to the line border of Costa Rca and there
await the arrival Ct second NcAraguan detachment of
500 men.
The Costa Mcans assembled the line Be
tween 900 and 5000 strong instead Of 500 alsehood
No. and pereeivng 5chesepgers position, attacked
him before he could be reinforced and 1t TO be wonder
cd at that he ed to Juan with the remainder
Of his noble little band tn regular army Of Costa Rca
e 0 ard that 500 Of them attack 400
Americans is preposte scarcely to need
tradon TO who has any experience in the Mexican
character.
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RECAPITULATION'


Married.
On tuesday evening" April ~ at the residence Of the
BRIDES father No. 181 Madison street. by the Rev. Cor
neus n. sheehan, of st. Pauls cathedral, Ptsburg,
MARY, daughter OFF, D. Connery, n. D., Coroner.
On Wednesday, April g. by the Rev. DR.. Haight, FIRE.
Derrick EshSwES to HARRIET GIAyELu all Of this city.
On Wednesday, April 49, by the Rev. AIex'r Leonard,
Mr.. GEO. NJ KNEynT to Miss GRACE O'COSNoR both Of
Fngsnd.
On Mo ndsy, April 81 by the Rev. John D. Wells Mr.
J. WASHINGTON RuNT TO Mrs ADELAIDE A., daughter Of
Jch Deem, Fsq, all Of Williamsburg, MY.
On Friday evening" April II, BY the Rev 4r. More Of
ST. Georges church. Hampstead GEORGE q. CoRSwE1L to
Aiss CLARA AUGUSTA daughter Of Capt Thomas OBryan,
formerly freight agent Of the steamship Georgia, Of New
York.
On Wednesday, April %, at st. AIMS church, Brook
bn, by the Rev. DR.. Cutler MARCUS DowFs Of Milford
Cenp. to CAROLINE H., youngest daughter Of the late
berry Dikeman, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-24
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET:

"H0Nn0DAfI APF1 %, 1oOo'
There average advance Of 1Ko. Per lb on beef
cattle at Alieron's to-day, predicated upon msteria
falling of in the supply, compared with last market
day. The quality generally was fAir-ths offerings in
cludirg very fine bseves and some very poor-the
latter rather predominating Ths supply came prnc
paly from Ohio and illinois, though the other principal
stock ducng States fairly represented Included
in the receipts 100 head from Baltimore which
by propeers they were in fair condition. notwishsand
Ig their voysge The total number on sale during
the day was 16S4 head making total for the week Of
l7A Of viii but few, If any, it was believed, would
remain unsoli 81 of the above came BY the Delaware
and Hudson canal and are supposed to have been nd
eenous to Jersey SOIL In calves there was
notable charge the few received having been sold ct
about previous prices Veal calves plenty and dull ct
from :c to 60. per ID, live weight Is in quality Of
swine, ga were sold at previous prices.
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A,42O 63

727 N,420 60 IS NX
At Chamberains there fair supply Of ali stock,
With good demand at about last weeks. prices Sales
folows-167 beef CATTLE $50 . $l1; 60 cows and
caves. t25 40 a 800; 2,1S7 sheep and lambs, 3hc q
&C.,; 10 veal caves Olive weight), SIC. &c.
There was small supply of beef cattle at OBrien's,
ard prices were q little up In consequence Cows and
caves sod about IS BETTER and the demand pretty
active at that. Ihe rolls follows "a beeves,
20 Sill; 70 and calves, $2S $50; veal calves,
4c E6,
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TIE vrsaINIA SEARcH LAw.-Tne. Norlolk pa.
harbor fv musksss have been cent " tns s
oder frnn Richmond with the Assurance tna neces
GutioL y, Ia search law,
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Average PER head ........................S542
sa Of sheep by Blacksmith Judd, at Chamberlains
for the week encirg April 23 1866
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
H0N EY IA K NJ

wDNHDAr, April 23-eP.N.
The stock market continues sctive, but prices appear
to b generally decreasing. With two OF three sxssp
tons lower rates have rulsd today At the rst board
Virginia "a sdvsnesd per cent Michigan Southern "
Chicago and Rock lS.sN, y. Cumberland Coal fsu Oh
Fer cent; New York Central Railroad N Galsna and
Chicago, u; Cleveland and Toledo. Y. There sales
OF Milwaukee and Mississippi at SO ssk per can't cash.
and S. buyer sixty days. New York Central Erie, and
Cleveland and Toledo the leading stocks the
ket to-day. Michigan Southern firm at the Cd
vance, with very small sales Gaens and Chicago opened
at 1lSh and closed at 1884, Per cent with the sale Of
only afy shares. There moderate movement to-
day In Nicaragua Transit II told high Is lax per
cent, buyer sixty days. Reading was very dull this
morning Two small small lots sold at yesterdays
prices.
At the second board the market moderately active
and more buoy Galsns and Chicago advanced per
cent; Reading Railroad, Erie Railroad, u, Cleveland
and Toledo Il, The market ia in . very sound, healthy
II is utterly impossible to get any Of the leading
stocks down much. Money is easy and any amount can
be raised carry good securities The bears daily
getting deeper and deeper into the mre and II they
not get out between this and the first Of June, It viii
be o difficult matter for them to do with
out serious losses The bears have suffered lately
The market has for weeks been gradually appre
ciatipg The approaching summer bids fair to be good
tine for the bulls and those looked far enough
ahead hare already fortified themselves with good lines
of all the leading securities. The banks must soon turn
their attention to loans Stock in the absence Of
demand from other sources, and that win give great
impetus to speculation On the ls OF June seven and
half millions OF specie out Of the Sub Treasury
Most OF that large win 60 into the banks, and thus
form . broader basis for an expansion.
A. H. Nicolsys regular semi weekly auction sale Of
stocks and boues VIII take place tomorrow rhursday
at 12h O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
The steamship Cambria from Boston for Liverpool to-
Cay, carried out on fieight, $5l2, 600 in specie.
By the arrival of the steamship Arago at this port,
from Hayre and the steamship Arabia ct Halifax, from
Liverpool have sdvi from Europe seven days ster
The political ,elgenes is int, resting Financially and
commercially the Adyices do not those
received BY the previous steamer Consos had advanced
q fraction. The money market remained unchanged.
Breadstufs were little better and in active de-
mand. Cotton quiet at previous prices. This is
about the gist Of the news.
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There fair demand Tor all kiId Of stock at Brown
ings with moderate supply. transactions at about
last weeks prices except sheep and lambs which
about 6Oc. $50. per head cheaper account of the
lsrge receipts for this week Tho sa as follows:
164 beet CATTLE 50 Sill So 80 and $50 $55;
90 veal calves, &C. 6hc 1927 sheep and lambs, IS 49,
Sales bysJames McCsrty at Browning's:-
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forth the folio wing notice regulating all transfers Of
stock On and after the Lat Of May, 1866
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
TRANSFER OFFICE, April 81, 1856.
On ard after the LIST day of Nay next transfers Of
stock will be allowed, unless upon previous surrender of
certificate representing the same All shares for which
certificates have been may be
the same day, wi hout the issue of certificates.
Certificates viii te issued for all at, uncovered by
certificates The close OF the transfers each day, and DO
ready for delivery the succeeding day and the company
will hold itself liable for any claims areing out of
transfer which certificates shall not have been called
for the next day. NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
The Michigan Central Railroad continues to show
large increase Of earnings for the second week OF April
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gna im'6 M mer hngson JAM via Grand Cayna,1.
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VIA WE s's Srs:
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nom rsnars a anchor e hs Resds 0d briss Ps,ss-
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part ship Sddissss and barb trinity rs%sinsa
HSss: ;ss;s ,sArr steamship M.: Foster
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RS sds. Sa,sas z Fss :S, sIas
hs6Sn SaI Bic VIM Wilson Farrell philadelphia Span pol
Nnfa Carrau Rio de .anero. Sid sclr W Smith, wyas.
as ;s,s H.,sHs
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SsIis s.i.ssw Sorss:n port SAM xs:h %:
do 9h Mar ,a5s Tracy do Newton Bsrr,msn Sci
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steamer Rough ard Ready Peton, Phadephia schr A.0
ap,s sA 1 brig; cssss ss ss.
10 m a !. 1spS1.s Cd s sss y Warren Di .s s
Boston; brig geps, crovoll Rcson.
woodde Havre; baIks Washington Butcher, Coia and
Poultney Copas lPhiladelphia; Tidal Wave Hnzdy Boz
Yss eEs
S Eb soSr WI
bur- Jago Cuba. CID ships Rockaway Goodwin LAYER
pco Cxnayd Nason Boston; Swed Canton Ekerusann
(}ohenbura; schrs Thos Hicks. Hill. Boston, aB Mathews
Br), Kelly, Baize Honduras; HARNESS. Saye Tam
flowed ships South Carolina. Julia, Eurna; bazk
Fanny.
NAN1uCKET April ls-, a m schr Susan RUSSELL Yart
kkWB bDFOkD. Apsa N-sd bark Rehi Penns, Hux-
rhw HAVEN, Aprs as-Arr schr Cornsa. Hoover. Bran
PORTLAND, April i9--Arr Br ship Elizabeth Abby Liv0f
| poo, 21st, Scion, hoener. HYork for Camden
PROVIDENCE April PAR s,earnsbips Qseeola Aid foA
NY0rk: Pene Arsy do; scbrs eusan Orean tt kHh
| cart Mobile; Henry. Baker, Philadelphia.
| RICHMONn, April N-Arr steamer Jamestown. AySish
NYork; brig Union Perry dol schrs ChaA Parkers Como
| ton, Boston; Csmeia Risaer, HALIFAX.
SALkM, April 2-Air rchrs Caroline Norwood, NYork fo1
Hallowe Gee Disassrs Mary Ann Rosd MschAA Tor New
| York with loss Of part OF deck hsd).
| STON1EGTON, April 2-Arr schxs Barnes Awocd
Crsney Island Va, for Wslfeet; Greyhound Rich Jane
River for do; White Cloud, Hawes Tangies Tor selom;
Kemp ds r sos0p ssTsA ~. rssrsn s ore
for do ga AMln port banks n jon. rayscn Kin
ship CITY Wee York, Matthews, rom philadelphia Cor Bcs
ten put tr hsrbor yesterday, snd went out again u
| mQpanG
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-01
ATCHsoN, KANSAS TERRITORY TUESDAY DECEMBER 25,

war, and important d documents found abou,
their person. Two enissaries Of this band.
Dr.. Cutler of Donipllan and G. L. War
rem of Leavenwor:h City. We're taken up
in Aschison, and ihe:foliewirg papers were
found in Warren's possession. He under
took to destroy :scns by eating thea up,
bu, they were ehslsyl ess Of him. and in
than manner - was made to disgorge a
pamphlet copy OF the Riiaal and Constitu-
ton Of the Grand Ehcampment Of the Kan
sas Legion, the corners of which were
somewhat torn. :: has red back and the
imprint of G. w. Brown, Herald of Free
dom Office. Lawrence, K. T. It's an ex-
act copy of what Laughlinpnblished The
following, in addhisnto the Ritual. are the
papers found in Warren's possession.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-01
NO. Al.

reference of the Executive. Had the
matter rested with AIr. Jones. the sheriff.
the result would have been different. The
criminals would have been traced 10 their
hiding places. and Safely secured against
the audaeity OF set of God-forsaken fa-
natics. This would have given satisfaction,
answered The purpose OF the, requisition.
and fulfilled the ends of justice. As it is.
base, cowardly, sneaking scoundrels will
go unpunishcd and be left free TO perre-
tra;e their infamous. outrages wherever
they may find an unprotected pro-slasery
family.
Se have heard the opinion expressed
by some, thst the moral effect of the policy
pursued will have a happier result than
q nore decisive and rigorous course would
have had. Talk to US OF :. moral effect"
upon set OF low-dung pharisees. who
make one job Of saying their prayers and
picking pocket. As we'll preach moral
i,y to the devil as to expect a set of thier-
ing aboli,ionists 10 lie influenced by mo-
raj effect" Such ingrates are only to be
controlled through fear of bodily injury or
recuniary loss. and not through the ordina-
ry channels by which the he:ter portion oil
humanity are governed. This time they
have escaped through the unfortunate c,r-
| cunistance oil the squatters having placed
themselves under the guidance OF individ-
uals robed in Sc a little brief authority"
and having thus done, were in honor bound
10 abide he action of those in commatd
until absolyed from their temporary allie
giance, Whereby the thousand men under
arms were deterfed from accomplishing
that which the proper authorities have thus
FAR failed to do--the execution of the laws.
Should 1t again become necessary for them
to lend their aid, !hey viii DO so in such an
eHectual manner that arepe,.iion viii ncv-
er be coveted. Law and ORDER is our
| emblem, but VIXEN those selected To see he
sss'.,sss executed fail in their du:y-,lifouch
fs--f' ofFpoliticai earage or other sinister
noti7es-it IS then time for the squatters
| to adopt measures for the protection os
their lives aud property. They have for
| born until forbo arahce has ceased TO be
virtue, and now they are aroused. and de-
| tennined to discard all further teinporiz-
ing, and carry into effect 4 line ef action
the efficacy OF which is more TO be relied
upon. When next. they take the field.
they will not be numbered with officials
alike titnid as chieftains and nervous as
politicians, but will he governed by their
Own sense of justice. a due consideration
3f what the law allows and their own
safety requires.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-01

WEsTPoRr, Dee. l.
His Excellency. FRANKLIN PIERcE, Pres
ident of the United States, washington.
ID. c.
desire authority to call on the United
States forces at Leayenwortii, 10 preserve
ehe peace in this Territory. TO protect the
Sheriff of Douglas county, and enable him
to execute the legal process IN ms hands-
Ii the laws are 10, executed. civil war IS
inevitable. An armed force OF one thou
sand men with all the equipments Of war.
it is said, are TT Lawrence. They lave
rescued prisoner from The Sheriff, burned
houses, and threatened the lives of citizens.
This is the only means to prevent blood
shed. The particulars by post.
The President replied as follows: s'AIl
the power vested in tie Executive will be
exer,ed to preserve and enforce the laws.
On the receipt oil your letter the preliusi-
nary measures necessary to be taken be-
fore calling Out the troops will he promptly
executed, and you will then be fully ad-
yised.s
Seysraf prisoners lrere taken dur;ng tse
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-01
The Law of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give express no
tie. TO the contrary are considered as wish
in. 10 continue their subscription.
>. II subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their periodicals, tne publisher may continue
10 send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If suhsc.ibers neglect or refuse to take
thsr periodicals from the office TO which they
are directed, they are held responsible, till they
have settled the bill and ordered them discon-
timed.
T. If snbscribers remove to other places with
ont informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are held res
pensihle.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
sni leaving them uncaiied fer, is prima facia
evidence of irtentiora fraud.
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The Squatter Sovereign,
is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
MORNING BY
J. H. sTn1NGFELLow & R. g. KELLEY.
Publication Office, an Sqtatte.' Sorereigm
Building, No. 3. .2tchison Street.

TERMS Two dollars per annuIn, Invariably
in advance Single copies cents, twelve cop
ie. for fifty cents.
To Cruns:-Five copies will be sent to one
address for SO. Ten to one address for Slf.-
twenty to one address for S32 Forty TO one
address for 500 c7y- Invariably IN ADVANCE.
~ Money may be sent by mail, at the risk
tf the Eiitoss.
p- pos,masters are requested to act as our
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IFOR 1855.

~ Packet,
W. Bowman,
ick, Miami.
Lexington,
eld, Liberty,
Fort Leaven-
Joseph, COM
st. Louis on
9th and 20,
Doth, July
9Th, Septem-
9th, Novem-
tn and 2Sth.
G Thursday
rch 18th and
h and oath,
}. August I'd
27th, Octo-
nd 22d, De-
lock, a M;
Wayne Ci-
Id I, p m;
6ington 4, p
leave Lex
Yayerly y, a
,, m; Bruins
lille 6, p TI
fternoon, III
for the lib.
season, and
to merit q
Captain:
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liver,
for 1855.

Packet, f. K.
Miami, Hills
.exington, Well
hhfeld, Liberty,
lie, Ft. Leayenn,.
st. Joseph.
uis on every al
;, as as follows:
ID ,29th; April,
3 21 st; July 18th,
eptember 18th:
mber sth, 22d'
% for st. Louis
o O'Clock, A.
2l st; April 4th
!; June 18th and
: 8th and 22d;
Sd, 18th and
and December
ednesdays at 10
m; Iatan at II,
anne dav, and
leave Weston,
-t Leavenworth
Sts a IN; Park
Wayne City at
field at 3 p m;
m; Wellington
} same evening,
ill leave Lex
m; Berlin and
10 a m; Hill's
IN; Brunswick
Boonville at 81
saturday after
lie mail boats,
etely repaired,
% business and
rs, to retain the
Friends. Ship
v and dispatch.
tDER. Capt.
?, Clerk.
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Good Advice.

If you yonr lips
Ionld keep from slips,
rive things observe with care
Ut whom you speak;
To whom you speak;
Aud how-ana when-and where.
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Gooo. .SHoorINa--Tke Soutl.wes. ern
independent, published at Fayetteville.
Arkansas, is responsible for the following:
BEN Callaker was describing to Tip
0nsto;t, the other day, the skill Of a sports
man in Mississippi, with a sIro, gun.
Why" said ne, 81 have seen him take
rxo par'rdses and let them TO, h 60. one
in front AID the other behind him; and he
would fire and Kill the one in front, and
then wIiFl AMI XII the other"
did he have u double-barTeied gun s.
inquired Tip.
.'Of course he did -
We'll" said Tip, .hut can beat that.
Il saw H'an do the same thing with q
single barrel."
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OrdEd Uenefai.
T. E. GooDIN. Grand Quartermaster.
Copy Of Signs.


SIGNS.
Question fist doubled and fist
resting on left hip.
.9nsusr-Right thumb in yes: arm hole.
GRIPS.
Thumb pressed on middle joint OF .hird
finger.
CERTIFYING CONVERSATIONS.
Question-Sfhere have you besns
.fnswer-Eot far off
Question What did you see!
.fnstcer.-I saw sights.
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS AND DANCER.
S,gns-Left hand held up, fist closed.
right hand in inside coat pocket left side.
Words Ordtno7y--I have rights.
More Man Ordsnary-On to
the rescue.
,a. Extraordinary - Liberty or
Death.
PASS WORDS:
Pass Eord-Reme,nher
ErpianGtion-30th Of March.
Among other papers found in Warren s
and Cutlers possession was an order to de-
stroy the office Of the Squatter Sovereign,
burn the town of Aichison, and murder
Pat Laughiin. the person who made an
expose of their designs. Warren attemp-
ted to eat the precious documents above
alluded to, and wsnld have probably sue
ceraed had not the hand OF powerful
squaaer sovereign seized him by the throat
and compelled him to spit them out. The
time to burn our Office and destroy the
I4own was set. and while our citizens were
absent, on duty. these threats were to be
put in execution. This important capture
led 20 postponement Of their hellisll de-
signs.
Gen Pomeroy, one Of their leaders, was
also taken prisoner and sent TO the Waka-
rusa camp. The following papers were
iolad in his possession:
Fapsrs found on S. C. Poms-oy.
LAWRENCE, X. t. 4th Dec. 1855.
We learn to-day that Gen. SlTingfellow,
Atchisen's left bower from Platte county
No.. and James Burns. another leader of
the Missourians, are in Camp ct Lecotnp-
ton. The Sheriff came 10 town this NOR
ming, but had no demands to make Our
citizens asked him what he wanted Of US
and he said he would tell the people when
it suited his pleasure. Their force now
enc amped at Lecotnnion, which is above
US, and those below US nuinter some 600
or 500, and they say they viii have 1900
In day or syso-hare just seen several
peices of ordnance i addition TO what I
spike Of IN nv communication OF yesterday
II also learn that considerable quantity
OF canniseer shot. anl also chain. The
men who lead the row have their Head
Quarters al Leconpton. Secretary Wood
son is there also. Tie camp below Is In
creasing.
On the other side recruits are coming
IN from all quarters Go not kaow as
say too much when say that the country
is rising. Many of those VINO act with the
ether poii,ical party, ,s,Tange themselves
against our invaders. The defending for
ces of the town are mastering In front of II.
Il Is surprising 70 see s-ish what :nssan.a-
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1867.

| 1853.
FIENT.
Jacket Line.
h st Regular
II. LUCAS,
lter, will leave
season, on ev-
DAY, at 4 o.
|wick, Miami,
p, Lexington, ,
hheld, Liberty
Fort Leaven-
|eph and inter-
/ the opening
every alter
and 81 st.
4th and 18th.
| 10th and Both
18th and 27th.
Joseph every
FIX, A. M, as
|th and 9th.
10th & 2ith.
Fh and 22d.
+ 5th and 18th.
3rd.
| |ndays at 10
! A M Fort
Fille at 10, A
It l, p NJ, Lib
fbley at 4 r
p p NJ, T.exing-
"a NJ, Dover at
Landing at IL
kt2 P M Glas-
and arriving
in time for
ening lines OF
1t, new, , large
Fssly for the
+ equipments
J been taken
Packet, and
D. Master.