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SHAVING ROOM,

Main Sfsssf, Z Doors sbovs sAe Btiisgs H0ss
dons according to Physiog
j i ncmy ana the principles Of the Cet0sxv.
| Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black. a a9A * 8%43 rtT Il
The prepris&or calls special attention to his style
Of Hair Cutting and challenges the profession.
fsb15d&vIy -. = -...
KEWKUK I'm LEAEmINAMY,
vlsHN sessicnS of this Institution wil b. rosumed
/ On MondAyj Ssp4. tth III the bsscnsnt Of thr
nathan Sqaare Church, corner a. TIL and Morgan
sts. 1Asss Sesns have been found dry and cooi snd
easy u access. @ss .s@ ss1f5s
The Teachers secured 70 instruct in their differ
snt depArt6nepts of study, ere the following
-=sG.A- -NIL4LIAAH, Principal;
Mrs. 3. r. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. b. H.CKAvEN;
Miss u. COPELIN.
M Mr. q. O. I80kIzf1.
A Rxnspsrsss n the Institution will bs pubhsAsd,
and can bs ohtAiAed appics tion 70 the Frcsdant
or Secretary Of tho Board of TrusteeA, Or 10 the
VIM. THOMPSON, President.
II. 6kR4No. Secretary.
Aug. 70, 1ss-d sIalfs6
4 n BOXES summer pressed Candles, = good ar
III tieis, for sale by
Julyl3d kELLOdd blhdh.
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M W. III g X =, m. N..3 Nnrgeen
lvls Deuttsl. gOthcs on 6soond-St
he.ween Main and johnson streets, Keo
kuk, lows. IID
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Me-. 2O6.
Eaets n Dontistry. 4a4ia
Ur.e h. 81 N q EAksO o. ~ Ds n ti st,a
Desires % eaff the tpeciAI attention oil those who
usyishfs pFsssrvs their 1ssth 70 shs folio~aSka
d6F act 81

II. NAe akill oil the DsnAxtAs ssen In Aisss aeess
in preserving the nAkural WKans. ~ f4r.t4s
IL. The Tceth may be preserved through life.
HI. Teeth affected with decay Msss be- attended
to IN season. 4g
Nv. Timely and skillfai alling With pure goia
~ certAtn rspHsAy for ASeay.s FIN lH9
y. ~ Y ssr,oaa neglect sq wit for tooth-achs
- drive the sufferer 70 Densist.
vi. Tartar dsatroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency Of decay,
VII. ilssy ssSer Tor years With Esufaigia Of
the fecs, ,stenash aa4 isnss ,fren no other causs
VIII had Ts@sA dist gsre the seunsenanss. lp-
feet the breath, dsrange the stomach, inpsir
health, distract the nerves, and var With COED ma
ssfe. tfan aF 9s Na AA4t
DR. INGERSOLL
Performs Ill operations On the Teeth and Gums,
oorrscta Irregularities ~ The TEETH inserts
h T GIAL TE EFT II
6g 80. ef the Best Style and Finish,
Puts In Artificial PaAteG snd Obturators for cleft
Bslievi1s that tAs lh>ss spsTstions 10 Dentistry
the satrst md thsrsfort the cheapest and most
satsfsctory both ~ thf operator and patient, DR..
iins or scHEAr DkHlsfay preferring the pa ,ron-
appreciate shs necessary oars snd skill N pro-
suoing them. 4a seal
Ap4e4smination of specimens both Of Artificial
reeih md si very bsAasifal ailngs Of crssiat cold
Foil, ~ iuvtted.
1rssssss for fun set Of Teeth from SIS to
tl7b kxsnination of TIE Teeth Without charge.
DENTAL kooEs--Cornsr Of Third and Main ssts.,
over Rix, Hale Il Co.'S Rank, Keokuk, Lows.
Entrancs on Third-st. fdeci 5dAvlyl I.
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KEOkUK, IOWA: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1889


0REAT MATIoMALRO
sALrrmosE. MI i o4k, YHn.A
UELPHsAAN AND DOsI ON,
.ea AND ONLY ROAD TO
WAS m rG TON cITYr
The Baltimore 4 Ohio
a.
RAILROAD
TsrmiBsses q Baltimore md washineton
City On the East, and Wheeling, Bsa-
wood and Parkersbus9 ON the West.
At which place 1t connects with
Railroads and Steamboats,
for and from Oh
points In tho
West, 6outh-West q North West:
AID raEsxxrs 70 rns raAvxLIxs PUBLIC
SHORT AND DESIRABLE ROUTE
To ALA. ~ THE EAsTERN CITIEsi
~Passengers by this Route can visit the cftiss
of Baltimore, PhilRhsiphia, New York or Bosts d.
q h.rosf ~ Ticket ~ Ner Yerk Or Bosfon sionS
BY other r0Hfss.
G-THhOUGH TICKETS can .,.o b. n,o.n,.s
vi. NAsHINyTUN CRY to the EAsi SRN
CITIES, 1t and additional charge Of a..
From CHICAGO and points in the WEST and
NORTH-WEST, connections are made with
THE BALTIMORE 4OHI0 h. r.
~ fol lows.
MICHIGAN N CENTR n. m.
Via Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati or coiumbus; also, Detroit Cleveland
Mich. seuth'n 4 NoriA'a ina. n. M.
Via Toledo snd Cleveland. or via Ssndusky
MAns6eld y Newark kaiirena.
Piatsh1rsA, ~. wayne 4 CApcags . n n
Win Lima, or Crestiine and Columbus, on vim
6&Ddusky, Msnsfsfd I Newark n. X.
ENQUIRE FOR TlCKEsx VIA WUENiNG!
Fare Always ~ Lew as the Ls w est!
~-TKOUGH TICKETS BAaG AdR CHECKS
can be procured ~ all the principal Railrsad md
Steamboat O6hces in the West.
L. M COLE, GEM Ticket AGENT.
W.P. SMITH, Master transportation
Eff. FULLER, Gsn1 Western Agt.
Oct. I, .sad 81.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

YoR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Infuenza, HoarseRess,
CrOnp, Rronchitis, Incipient Consnnp.
tion, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
discaso. &w
So wide il the field Of ito usefulness and ~ nu-
merous are the cases OF its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried. Its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind 10 too apparent 70 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pumonary organs that ara incident 10 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and bean discarded. this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures 100 numerous and too remarkable TO
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
Dir. y. @. AVER Il co.
LOWELL, MASS.
BAhTLEfT, KAYE = co ksokuk.
j. ". kHBD CO., Chiraso,
BARNARD 4 Cd, st Louis,
sUIRR, EcKSTEIN CO.. Cineinnati.
8 .stsn Wholesale Agents,
And Agent. in every town in the United States.
mylea4wly ea4wly.---..---.------------.-----.---..
"a ARA II ATn HTYTTTNn
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a. q : II Ia MI A m
wH0LESALE DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

b K q ~ . U.S. NOTIONE. &C..
Corner Of Fourth and Main stssets,
LAS Just recetvsd slsrxe md IptenAM stock q
IL AGs. AnA WINTER GOOD9, of the
latest and nost approved styiss, purchased dirssi-
Iys from the imporfeu and Manufsctursfs, And
win - ssidc NJ rsascnaSle terms xsthsy can bs
purchased elsewhere.
The attention of CITY and Country Merchants u
rtspectfaify solicited.
septiSdAw
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oEo, q. ANDERSON. ALKxAHDsR sARcLAr
Il [ESTABLIsHEDI IN Is48.l

sNa88A3& BANKLyG HOUSE or su4s
q EO OMG n u. An n n R . N n q q.
I HAvEthis day admitted al ! partner In she
1 Banking Businsss, AIsxsndsr Barclay, twho has
besH my tsner for the last sir ycArsl.g The brsi-
ness, hereafter, wiiIbe conducted under the firm
andstyle of aaha5sss
GEO. c.. ANDERSON a 90.
Being one oil the oldest Banking Houses (if not
tbcoldsst) In Iowa, the new arm sU1icits soatin-
uanee Of fufmev patronage 80 liberaIy extended to
the ssnior parrnsr.
They win make soIlsotions and remit, less Ex-
chs 81, on thu dAy of payment, free VI charge.
Their references arr - formerly by senior part
ner wis
KGRxRKscxs:
Park Bank, M. r. t@s
Winsisw, Lanisr co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark = Co, PhilAAslphiA.
Howard Hankjng Co., Boston.
Clapps fnlIsr HrDwAs, BAnksrs, Bostsn.
Marine Bank, Chicago. a
Holman AAslpsks, Uhieagp.
Mechanics bank, Pittsburgh4
FArmers' Dsposit Bank Pittssargh.
Kramer j RAhn, Hanksrs, "a
Gilmore 4 BrothsFton - Cinsinnsti.
A. D.A4nA = CO., . Lcuisvilis.
State eSavings Institntion, 81. Louis.
Ksokuk IN. j, rs. GEO. G. ANDERSON
jsntd w
MN. fnoEfson. D. ". BAILEY
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ChIGA3Rx ukLnNOIS.
TNHIS large snd we'll furnished Hotel, coutaiuinR
j l6O reons, has recently changed hands--A l..
Gates retiring aud B. u 6nun4r sa1osodsng him.
]. W. Mason still remains a. 6upsyintSn3 lent -
throughaRt,ths western country ~ gentlemen OF
experience IN hotst k&spiuE 4nd m 0ttss oSsurance
IL necessary that the Metropolitan viii y conduct.
Cd In mAaasrdessfyiAS tho patronage Of the pub-
lie. Board 41.bo pr day.
Juyl3-d3mf MI kK8a seffss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13

no, pay their hands. nor the farmers Tor
their products. Hence the railroads must
necessarily stop, aud the Railroads Con'pa-
nies cannot take care Of their State bonds
and pay the interest Us ii becomes due aud
thus repadiation will be the result, US pre-
dicied 10y the prophet.
at vile bard that fouls lis own nest
Should the great ti,zieout take place. 1t
viii be brought about by the same spirits
that are proving abou, Minnesota, such
spirits AS we're proving about in the days OF
the revolution. They travel in moccaslns, ia
the dead Of the night. aud shoot with pot
soned arrows al their friends and neighbors
Their tracks are 10 be seen IN various quar-
ters: One has been discovered near the
Falls OF St. Anthony. The Republican
journals seem to be The most dofis in trada-
cling Minnesota aud talking of her repudia-
ting, &c. Can their faith be founded on the
fact that OF late Minnesota has become Re
putitcda STATE, and hence, will repudlate II
traduetion and reputation is u part OF Re
publican economy, then AN in The wro"g
pe,c Some OF these deiamers seem TO think
tHtH pDlVCt IN aDuut htCoihiiishth' ~ '"e
State credit, they think, stands at low ebb.
"Scner," IN his communications, thanks
God, 1.-THE devil be means that this about
closes the chances for borrowing. and says
il was well understood that the party IN
power intended to push the State credit AS
long as the land could be sold II is quite
too late in the day for any one to undertake
to make this loan bill party measure, Us
"Senex" iniers- and folly, to say the least,
for pot to call kettle black. Ii is well
known fact, that the leaning Of the State
credit TO the railroad companies was not
party measure. ~ the Democrats had the
hearty cooperation of the Republicans IN
it's support in tho halls of legislation as well
as out, and the vote for its adoption was al.
most unanimous by NIL parties, and trust
that every Republican and Democrat that is
friend to his country especially their State,
will discouutenance any attempt on the
part OF any one to throw dlscredlt on the
State, or harbor the idea OF reputation for
moment or even support journal that
w,H prsaol, doctrine so d'sasr,ous 10 their
interests Yours truly,
HENRY ID. ilurr,
7. KIRK. ESQ, Winona, MINI.
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We find in the Winona Democrat, the fol-
lowing letter from II. ID. HuFY, Esq, OF
Winona, one Of the prominent lights OF
the Republican party, and but recently the
candidate Of that party for the U. s.
Senate, in opposition to Gen. SHIELDS. Mr.
HuFF's language cannot be misunderstood.
The only object the Min"esot'an and DAVID
CoorRR, I've suppose) can have in depreci-
ating the bonds, is to realize their predic-
tions OF last summer, that the passage OF
the loan bill would bring ruin upon the State.
Failing 10 rule, the clique are working TO
ruin to intinida.e eastern capitalists, they
threaten reputation.
The following ia Mr.. IiuFvs letter:
Mr.. HupF'R LETTER.
NEW YORK. Dec. "a. 1858.
FRIyxD KIRK Dear Fr,end--l cannot
account Tor the course pursued by some Of
orr Mime .otians especially some OF orr
(woud bel leading Republican journals.
They seem to be doing all they can 10
throw distruat and dlscredlt on the 6ue mil
lion loan Of Minnesota.
am astonis'ed that any editor Of our
State should be guilty Of traducing the
bonds OF their own State, aud talk about
reputation 81 State Indebtedness Tor inter
ual Improvements. il is an insult to i,s
patrons aud the eiiizns Of Minnesota l,
Is perfectly ridiculous to talk Of the proud
-ons Of New England. New York and
Pcnnsy 0. whom onr population i.
mostly comp sod, repudiai.hg State debt
that was. by almost unanimous vote Of the
people last April, made par and parcel Of
our Constitution. II ls very much to BE-
regretted that any paper 10 MiGnesoli
should be made toe phbg fool Of "a le1
designing u.en, and usr iis columns tot the
vile purpse Of bringing into dlshonm and
bad repute the bonds Of iis own Stat, 10
the injury Of uine-ientbs OF IL .ub-criDers
aud the pope o. NIhnesota.
What eau H. ihe object Of such a coarse
What can be gained ior the good q The
State oy ,radgcng he Bonds Of Minnesota
at the pre-sai tirne 7eBeV. the pat
writer from Washington. for toe NuHsSo.
tida. with other ~ the sane stamp, s"!n h.
chGckle ovfr The dna that 9gr railroad neu
vii only obtain from thirty % forty cents
oa the dollar for the,r paper, ani iis"n Ia
thlag lhe saysJ vii hAe oul. Il"n the
wonderful pr1phcts .of tbe Nt',ef orj
prediction q last v'at.r wl prove trGf
Tts r. the ooly earthly ob,c,, that can
~. that the NanEs,oi.an can haze "a lfs.a-
eng oar STATE lohd.-ou.y thai Dr. / ctr
I'd gla b. soI % dra D.yd. Icar.. q b.
u.c+s.ar,. q. bring abu. The pfeijr' nr -
pitch In stl appreciate the oonb. sud 4
stroy The credi, o. The Young State 90 taat
,G- Railroad C,mIaG.ss eaafIsDt rss. ~ r.Drs
'nsb ihufy to lly eni' 90 70 d,0sr
- tge. TO- eam iAa.,- al h ,uap's 'p pay
u...f ..atr,ct.r az 'a' '9a''a't ffs cal-
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The NEW Pension Bu.l.-The Wash
ington States expresses the opinion that this
bil which has already passed the House by
IL large vote--l30 TO Twill also pass the
Senate and become a law. II gives pen
sious to all survivors who served for sixty
days or were engaged in actual battle in
the war Of 1872, or in any war or battle
fought by the United States with the In.
dams previous TO or during that war. The
act extends to both land and naval forces,
and where the party does not live, his widow
comes in for the benefits. The pensions are
graduated as follows To those who served
twelve months or more, 500 per annum ;
those who served five months or more 275 ;
and those who served three months, or more
than sixty days, $50 per annum. II is pro
vided that the pensions commence from the
first day Of the present Congress aud coo'
tiDue through life.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD AoGptSr,-A 'ef,

TERRIBLE RAILROAD A,cIDESr.--A 'ef.
ribIe railroad accident "ccnrred on the Ma
con Raissy. in Gempil 90 the 3lst ult
The following dr>ra'ch gives 'hs particular
The usin ron Nseoa ran - tss ,raes t.s
anla. from toumtg.. aBI fireman Asd a
rlsJps..ey S,f~ &C, I'D T.. ". smith, ~
engineer, rad he }4W bioIsn. hDbs Of TIE
pRs-sf gsfs are .aJgGsd-
., morning t:ate 90 2 TIE 'rSsk r. AJAms
rsiils 10 eonasqus -. ~ the cUivsrt bsEg
~sshs3 sv4y. }. q. N.ser eHR,sesr. ao5 a
ftensn and WOOD pes er s4t r1adgct9' -tsIs,
HID. ssysrs Il tbs pAss.ag 70 dJoNns4.
Names hot kaowHy
Ths fa'ihv.r1 E,stss tt~ recovered tss
Hisses pr'ugs.. ~ -slem. Al. H. rnt u,
usH had q i4ay AnJ tbrfe children ~ lsfls.
taT l4f &C. - Conn ils-.1 10 fG~s sHtt1wn. TIE
q - rpdies nave rs been recovered. ItG
.fes ,ef-.tH have s. sf ss-rl Amongst its
k"sI (. bslprsi 49,. Tho. . grisr u
ra.-...,.a lAsra Ws.i. ~ GsoTFis Ne. Esr.
u~ts --g celeste Shape aHs " pqtss ~
E.4.'.. -, Cs1fgiA
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CuRA-The amount Of taxes collected
in Cuba is S2s 100000. AZ there are but
six hundred thousand white inhabitants,
each one 10 taxed on an average over $40.
In the United Staes the total taxation up
on each white person is only about 81.
Annexation would make something Of n
difference to the people and the amount Of
their taxation. The Captain General OF
Cuba has more power than almost any des
pot in existence. Since 1925 they have
been invested with all authority" To use
the words Of the Roy Ordinance,
apper,aining in time OF war to the
governors 0! besieged city" authorizing
them to suspend at will, and at MI times
any public iunctionary, whatever his rank,
civil, military or ecclesiastical to Danish
any resident Of the island without prsierring
accusations 10 modify any law, or to sus-
pend its operation disobey any regulation
emanating from the spanish Governmen,
itself, and dispose AT will Of the public funds
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A True = gs.

Washington letter writers state that
vigorous effort Is being made by the friends
oi Senator sEwArD to kill of his rival com
pa,it0rs for the 1860 Presidential nomins-
ton thu, he ia determined 10 stand aside
neither for new conner like FHxnosr, nor for
al old stager like CairfEsDgs that bis
friends openly say that be must be- run at
all hazards. These reports are perfectly
consistent with the whole 81 the recent
practical Republican politics with the re-
cent action 81 ,be headquarters Of sectional.
ism. the Empire State Republican nominm-
tons aud the late sentiment u SgwARD's
Rochester speech The irienis Of SgwAnD.
the Republican Simon Pures, bold that
their party has assumed is final cast ,s
normal Development tbe recent Rocbes-
ter mould and that In this precise form
and 'or the precise obiec, therein developed
mus, the presidential battle be fought.
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Win tho ioioWWg inscription - 10 Inv
memory Of the brave men who fell at the
capture Of the Barrier Forts, in the Canton
river, in November. 1850; this monument
is erected by their shipma,cs" Then toll
lows the names Of tho vessels, San Jacin-
to, Portsmouth. and levant, which par,ici.
pated in that gallan, action The name OF
the marine Corporal Mcbride is, OF course,
conspicuous
GESxR,L HAsSKy has determined no, TO
make winter campaign against the lndl.
ans in Washington Territory, but IL is said
that he Intends to send force into the Col
7ilc country.
WISCONSIN has sci, apart the avals of
swamp lands as fund for normal instruc.
ton. The income of this fund is over Sls.-
900 II will soon reach s?3 900. and Ia to
be expended under the direction Of Hon
Henry BARNARD, recently Of Connecticut,
and now chancellor Of the Wisconsin State
University,
llsShv S. Ellsworth, formerly Commis
sioner Of Patents, has given by his will all
Of his large property, except about $1,000,
to Yale College. |, is estimated that tho
college gets 100000
Ar Corning, n. Y, on the 81. fire broke
out in shanty occupied by an freshman
named BOYLE and family, The husband
was absent from home, aud before assistance
coud be rendered, Mrs. BoYLn and two
children, aged respectively ! years and 6
months. were burnt to death, The origin Of
the fire is unknown.
Col. ABRAHAM VAN BunKs. son OF the
eX President, has sold his entire plantation
OF slaves. 2lO in number. for $la7 900.
Tus SLAYER WAsprnnR. the trial
of the Wandercr case at Savannah, on the
3o,hI one OF the witnesses. Carr. CHRISTIE
testified that on December "a he wen, from
brunswick to Jskyl Islam and saw negroes
landed by unknown white men. he suppos.
sd the number was about 800. Some few
were put on tho steamer and conveyed "a
miles above Savannah Other witnesses
were sworn. bu, the testimony WAS unchang
cd, The case was then adjourned 10 robse.
quence Of the illness OF one OF tho prisoners
A PROCLAMATION has ust been signed by
the President, ordering the sale ut public
vcndac. in April and May next Of public
lands in Wisconsin The proclamation
covers some A,30O 900 acrcs Of land, 10
cludiDg the alternate sections along railroad
lines which belong To the Government,
Such Of the lands us may not be cold will
afterwards be subjee, to private entry.
Tug Democratic caucus OF the Pennsyl.
vania Senate, have nominated Joun CRos-
WELL. Of Blair county, Tor Speaker, and the
Americans aud Republicans, g. W, SEQ
rIxLD.
Tns Washington correspondent, Of the
Commot'oI hdvdmr, mysa grand sub
scription ball IL 20 be given in honor Of Lord
and Lady NAPIER previous TO their depart.
| urc.
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VI. LAsAkrisg has addressed 10 the sub.
scrihef. Of biz C01rs 10 Literature. d long
yiDdicatiOn ~ hi. cnarse 10 connection with
The app~als 10 the pubIIc Tor his aid which
have bsen nab. He dsaie. having ben
guilty o, ihc exJa'aganeirs lmputed 10 bin,
AMI. as 10 hi. estates alleges that though lie
has b,cn cudtavofipg 20 ssll them for ten
YEAR b. ia' never beeb able 10 find PM.
char. lie Gloss with denial Of the ru-
moi that be- In.crded 70 abandon bl. estate
TO BIS creditors nod " quit France. and says;
lar RON ine b. such a thought. ] work,
ard mean q work DO not despair &C
tive patience will. 10 iis std. overcome mi.
irtqne. sol tbs sacld.rt day ba. l,s morton 4"
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Fnoa kANsAs.--~Gov. MEpAnY will have
his hands mll The recent outragss Of the
Free State RulIiaw have stirred up tho
Border Rufliians. We have the following
dispatch from 81, Louis. dated Jan. 9th
The Osawstonie correspondence 81 he DEM.
crro' says that Capt. Hamilton. the leader u
tbe party who committed the ntrooions mH
ders at Chatsa1s trading post. last May. has
taken the field in southern Kansas, with Is
large body u desperate men, aud has already
cemmltled various outfagss Nj Bailey, y
Free state man, charged With stealing negroes
from Vernon County, in Missouri, has been
Killed, ana the house Of MI Bloomfield, a
wealthy Free State resident IN Vernon county
sacked and burned. n was reported that
Montgomery was raising party 10 fcpei the
invasion BY Hamilton. sn1 that both parties
are determined 10 nght