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nape ShlttncrefrY BAT er cine neue srOfe 8a6rtf tn G. GutdnRr.
nit Der 8rcnte rad Msffr. errtdtet. TT wetaer er cic grpee Qus
5abl 6er befen &rbetter %befh6fttgt. o..
Sn oiefsr Babrtf perben ptauo's tah ether neieh Gcala defer.
ttat, fir wslae ct Sci Der ausfsluts I'M U2arslanb Snaituf, no
be Better 9nfranlentensn,a6er aus &oaOn, yeyD =ggrt paS 9ults
more IL YtanD'S ~auS9efelt hatter, Die tHdfe granite etEielt.
Ser NuSlpruds hes Sntttuts wrr6e tur3 naGGer burG BITE Sn=
buflrte @asfeunnB rrn @t&nCnb, Sd, befSttst iSp ttm rtenfals
as erts Uranium ertteit nurbe.
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gg.uuhrast, NIT seI@sn er ttebrt wirb, cuffs 9tOmPtefe aassh.
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lae In tteIer 8abrtf eebauten gtauO's EaE.u sUue etrerrf mab,
tten unot ftnS f1 eonfrutrt, bs fe Bet au6errrsentt4er Daucrba +
agtett ee Nctntett pes Zones ~beralren uaS je6em 8lsnn rttere
feben.
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Sermtiebte Nnseigen.
@inaer,a MGhmnfdbfne.

Die Stneiber bief9er Stabt, ippie ale 9erionen. pelde cine
ute n a4 m al d IN sn baben ,W!niaer, i0atsa nt Ii9 erin,er4,
r9enb cine anbere, lmp 10 aud %smeimal 10 ptet @elh
%nbrtm8t. 9isies nta4t Gniere %ai@ineH 81 ben bttIi9-
in bet9er Stabt in Operation an 9bfen, gseisn unb SpIen unb
ba6en ibrs @i9ner Ober bic bamit atbeit:r in ben StanO 9siest, i0
nlsbr @eLo gu srpareu, ais itHeG sj.ies an anoere1n gae9e rnbq
M @ebrau& fnb, baben mbfteu, Icuten in unierer Office: ASA
afs,a8s SEQ. 159 8altimpreftrabe $50
~ppripre6en, no Observation-Disclosures in b%euider, eu9ttI6er,
ransSfI6er unb ipannIGer Sprdde at bdpen fu6 unb p'mr See
u tsleins Daaf6tne fault, af ~bcrislben orbeiten lerter.
Sdidt mad etneut @remplor bon Gtn9erS acknowledgements Get
au9. Ale MeaIdinen Gerben Elm gauges Sa6r na1 tbreu Nutaui
DON inns in oOler Sronun9 unb Geparaiptt se1olten.
(Sb28, 10 H8il..r, sg@8. e. 8rDbertd, N9ent
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Gcrmania Observation-Disclosures
OefeufNaft

III NcW - UDrt,
Soar eiH9e3abltes Capital $2OO, 900.
Der Undergraduate 1T nIa bercjt, Qnn1etOpugen fiji cieie @eeu.
ih0tt onSuue6men.
SIRE GeI&Gfte beft6en in &erunaen,
AlterfIS erfPr9nngen, QuSfeuers@erft6erun-
6 En- nNo notwithstanding.
%3t3t8 qrp3ert bes gansen gtuben3 mtrcea unter ee
0~eritdertsH terttetlt.
v0ernlanta 2e6en8sS erlt9erul198 @eIeGlIt1ft"
If tanptiaA(t8 fur tie beutfGe @ep6lferuna er @er.
ttne NIT fpsntgsn @usnatnten. DeRtf6e. Stre Yp(tcen unb
Pamphlet ub dntevch Orufin6cn werten In beutIter Sprate
~a1us9e9sber' SRr 9ef4afsSrrtebr fntet In bentf&er @rrads
fatt.
sc IT bic etn5t8e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
iellf6aft IN beK 8eretuteten Staaten, wel6e
btefen eeHtid)et GtGratter bat
6, 6. @nTas' Staa 3 seIm atSttY' Sia AZ Bern sePSS gsfr i"G aart sreu.
ing, e. ebariler, 6. SUefr. Gin!ter, S S.Sartt, Qputs Sas,
BBrteor, &app, s.. Rauge, Peter 8aut6, Suit. 8arer, 5. Qarcqus,
S2etnan 0Iareule, &o SiGs Oswalb Sttenrorfer, Strmann
9ele. NtoE SdaIer. 81 I: S4sEeler, SET. Selienan, 9. 9.
GtiaenS gs. -; Se9ot, QOatS y. YGa 9UTnann, David Nal-
9srGitbent: 3usp GSeenepncf.
S~t$esprGftb. uno Setr.: 6rie6r. Sdbtpent[er.
Al8 Sp0ro Of 9Ieference fit Baltimore
7o fo!Gsatt 9rrrtn sOn tenen ste nit \ bs,etSneten audi etrd.
tOl6sr8 fn6, ernaurt:
Sr. 81. 66untader, y 6r. G. n. Gil.
- Npbt. QeGr,* - gDn. g. Nosrsr
n Wsrner SrefG, = Sac0b RubpISb
u 6amiltcn CATER, 2 6. SO. GmIfsr
y Gbr. StnriG& 4 , Wcuer Gteln
y Sernt. pn jIapf, x y 50, llbrloub'
y Qerr9 9tetrtdA U{pIes J1iefsnfeff.
0tee perten germ berett fem, uber bic 3uyerldiieteit Ter Sc.
t~srielben gu teptr 8ett fret fsbt.
NpplIt1ntcn pplt NSaI9tn8tpt uno aus iraerb
citem Gbeile oe8 Staote8 Warblanb
nolft ihb etrtIt at mid wsnoen, nm i6te Qe6ensYe rit6eruna ~
teHertleatger. o /"
o.s.. @tUlpb Gnsler, Qsent,
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4dubCIa+
pper NlniDl

etpas aans geeue8 i'm bief9en @larfte.
pa mir BON Gem Grftneer y. &. @reenpu8b in SoItpn eS Sa'
britation8redt auf pbigen Grtifcl fr ben Staot Ntarplonb uno een
Oiftrttt @plumtte eetduft baben, 10 Ienfeu mir bic Nufmcrtamteit
lnierer &unben unS be8 8ubtiftinS gang b~epncer8 ouf 6eiielbe.
gBtr felbft BADEN SteIes 6lnioum r5Qt9 erprott un6 e8 ppnfoninteu
ais has ~befunben, mDfir es Der Grfin6er auasiett unb mir tDnnen
baHelbe ais oas f6rRe NRittet SMr @ebatun9 bon @rplpitpnen
e%mpfebIen. Ob9Lei9 es, ipenn in btrefte 8eribrln9 nit elmer
Slanme se6radt, fd c~ntSinbst, 10 fam e8 bod unter ~9em6bnli-
den ~umfan6en teine rplpitS b~erbetfu breH.
Der qreis ift nr serima b89er ais infer ertra 30. ! @t9sreaol.
Gel umo mir 9arantiren Sic Qualitit res nidt erplpbirenben fir
aId6 gut nit eriRrtnt. msl9e8 T8 onrh Ieine 8orsi8li6feut ehnen
9rOBen &uf erpprbeu bat. g.. QBeft 4 SS9ne,
Srt10, Int 800 SO. Prattfr., pberGaIb Scwareltr.
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J~ohnston'S Insurance Rooms
No. 49, eccnoitr.
Sener=, Wfartnes uuS @ebene=gScrachn.
rlnGSsS Dnpaguter.
GIderIte ltlt0 t~e(teIte EpHLpaduic.
NerI tterunsS=@pmp. BET @aQeo y. Viroin;pn
NIT 100000 &apual. t
Snttd|bur8> neutrality-suspicious. y. 9}ir,i,.;e,.
nit $500, coo GQpuaG. o'"">A
arIeSUeritderung8zG ". Biro;nie,,
nit 5000, coo capital. oN'
@barter Oof=8eritd, =Gpnlp. ppl1 ,Sortfo,h
nit $3.50, 600 Capital. 1890
SecurttpsS Itd)erutt98=Go ppn g}e,n. nc~r
nit s276,O0O Gafial. ~ +
pbpntT@Gerltderutg8=Gp prr Seem, 0,orr
nit $500, 900 capital. SUt't
0feIolute=g er Ii4erpn98>g Comp. j.. Nem-Nor,
nit $270, 900 Gdpita. o"''
WfontantsS erIt4erun98aGorlp y. g}cm-Mor,
nit 5000, 600 GarjiaG. o"'t
MISUNDERSTANDING .@Spn1p BON ypen- 9orx
NIT $3.50, 900 capital. ~"
Wtercantile Wfltttlal lporire
NIT $1,000, 000 GopttoI.
Veretnl9te Staaten 2eben8zg }eri1dertn, a.
nit 81 ,250,972 @aptaI. . ~
Nprtber1t Nlturance=Gp DON Qprhc,,
NIT $a,l94,1l1 Gaptai.
VIE ppen eentertteu Scntp09neen f6 BON bry V,o;x,.,
St1otes Dtar9l1ne a%utbortFrt unS Ii;erfrt. S'E"'" Pes
Oe oon Dem unterSetbneeu repr3entuIeu e ,r,r,,,io.
@ut1lp oertn9R9rsS !9aptal gum bouen Dtei mn Gnss, g@Ven
Sedtra9 ecrantpertltb fTr bic 3abIulg ppn gsrlr5er' "O"''VHtH
Werftberrn9Spclcen rerbeu '~aleJe1eben ra6 Jcrrna. =
erfst. TEns" -" q 0Sttule el!htt!ts
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Btonp'8 ouf BefteQuna

Nno BON ieter Spl3= unb 8arart Werben 0~tefert.
Die 8rSBte Spr9falt wro nuf be Mrbett rnS All tte guswabl
Der Slfatertalten berreeneet lto er lam baHer fir icnes aus fftnent
Jnfitut gerrgr8epenbe Sntrnnent bic 0ardntie I~bsrnetntcn, saB
60 aGe GtGenfdaften zines 9ute1 9tanp'8 beHbe.
Ale SnFruIlente aus meiter Jabrtt weraen iTr 5 Sabre Spn
BEN Ias be8 8ertaufe8 an oaranttrt.
Sefcnbere Gufn1erfiamteit wtr6 auf bic Nu8Nabt son Sueru.
r1enten, rpslGs tn etner orpFen @~ntFcyuln0 S~erIenoet nsrter, Yegs
UenoaE to eth %prreWt bes umtanEtes ~utnerfalb 6 IPpnatea pQm
gsrf9nf8ta9e an, EolFo~ GsFattst, fCGte Elm Jnfrpnent ni&t pGg-
aGnct8 ~befr1ert9en.
NB- @%r?stdnpiet f5erben %tpUbl.0un bet ms Y2rrfrrs8eu .Gs fe
f6 d~nberDatt8 umfeben. T..
Seadnbt8 r%urritbts cine uspa9l brn Melpbcpna, ppu sa Be-
fen SntfrlntentenraGer "a $4,000.
IL ptanps Essroen uia9ctaui6t, aus9eniettet umo 9eatlafat.
SENi. sS:.abS u. EapunD.
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8eadltet Tnlaenees bet 3etteh..

Der l1neadlie rsIr md pbte1 neben bebaftet I'll MhE
Ineu erfatMeH arot enbe enr StIca Ct atst har
bon Ieinen G@msn bert rb, ioneern benelbeH dn bea
bia cnR Rraten ehr buse &enun8 81 ma4eH pdbreab
in ben Tdueu BOO bic Seuptprre @ etaS IA eas Ssent
tSepurs Oscr bic Rranfbt peer nH R SeSreu bot ta e
wer melt srHteren SsGums bcree 1T. 8erenennsn pbsr
uG5utes" perSea mad ter eeu ST s. Smfa ant9e-
Sutcuen 8ehanbIuneseTe tn 9sA9en EeSeH esns Sersca
seer nccnbenisnstu nr ben aanten sebe nSIei saran
Ec Vi g. V. Sm5, bag tte gnt3aaSnns ber rrSrs" Il. l.
n es eture$" btb&nee wrben @senr3 10 of GbaratahS
bic trotrieftcu Totaen bertelbrea.
sMnae sc,ie anG a;Ie peibs s;naIer GG.&e Ieteen
oteu i Eel 3eittn pte H1ob Fs stia sssr rss srsts
antoIten srfpareu.
Or & g. ea,itt BAT hgrb e. ss&tAe Gar eDisee Graafse
ven ar1Rert BerItsSs a rsenh anserer a5t TT Gaea
au9t CT bet ia: eeeL III Ben dieGea bon @tnne aaS anS
sb Der GpntEon isre 1ptl5 e Gra mteec Heex Ct ksr
tnade ura H!be 4Rit aivenee. Sene SfehtH ta e son
1ttsTr pHb allen israiSeH @en. III etme beanem b@tsa
GRae 35ereitst Wa6 faxn I'M GAIT oe TSatbanfe ser e ss
5ee nnbms{t uub ctae St5ring In Gt3aea 81 ssrrroa
senonureu otrseH WY 5eae estSaReuNS eaeeH if
mtb erc giniGrantsna hsr 2ebensstie uot5WenhS. :
aus ben SranfttteH bes pebea gefbge%m bad gz. :. O.
mb felt eincr Reiba bon 3strea feline beicabtre aEmafasea
srsmst unb serprtbt alien eebeuteH teilenbe &nr
Or g g. g5mtB'S gt6pcnabe far arsres s5t
gent s5as erbaei DE Utebisu ti cat unb res nn@aIs
SQbrep aubp16entt oe eo6Du ebreut. - Srets o.. Fer
Ionen pcLde 9aItncu entet Dps,en SaneH us geas
an9ao Der Gpnrtcn. Et. s. &, Smtg III sortcsn Srtea
esuuItn ub w Rstsm Nas uaens stn@ Tkstle ses saHAs
eeIbid1 erbaltea.
ale &nogen bt.ioa FreHs reatt- "a be- C1fEs sh r.
parats 3tntnter 5ur Di&PoFan Der fdtsts6H.
Offet ben iler aRergtRS Big tlbt abeass.
Gg. 9. %. @Naifhs
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Germauta Seben6=Serfiberung8s
GefeUfAaft
III &c E 10 y 0 ! t.

III ~ t ~ = y /.
ISaar eitsesabltes Gapi4ni $500, 900.
Ser Undergraduate lit beytt, ImeI6msn iar cec @esl-
iCbat anSuncbmeu.
S6re GeidGfte tefaGen TT QebtnS-@e r. II 6eruneen'
MIters< 8erfCr9Un8er, MIsfeuer- Ser II d eruu- =
gen unS Qetbrsnten. .8etrd8en
&Gtttg prpient bes 9dnSen Nubens peresn inter tie
Sert6erteH pertteilt.
Die
y@erndiliu 2eben8< <8erl therun08 08z@eIellI lIdaft"
III bauptid6n6 fur bic beHtfpe 8es 6lferune Ser 9er
Staaten sssruHset merOen Stre 3trsOren gnb seamte
fno nit rent9en ausnahmen 9euti4t. Sbre gOiten unb
ganpGlete unb atren Drufiaden rerbe In euder Spd6e
aatff "''''''''' '''''' ''''N'' -''N7'
Sic tn Sic etnttse @erft6erun8s.@
Iellf3aft IN hcK 0eretntgteu Stu0teu, wel6e
0tefen eentie,en 8 Gberetter bat;, a....
6. 6. Mmtnd MuG Selnpnt SIadc Serubener Carl Srcu
tng, g. Gbarer 6. GpSfr. Ginter s. Saret Qpuis Sop
5rebr. &app, Co. Rdupe Peter 8aub Gut 6utter Qaro9us
9ct GtsMaH @ufns 6. e0ro g. 9udeme9er 9lrl Qjne.
8pfe Nlar S4aler S. Is. S9etsr Sci. 5eltgmou, 9. g.
Sasns So. o. Sspot Routs " pcn 9Vfmann DaSto Qpa-
lefen @ernb g9etermann, Setn gBen1a, % G. 989ttup
@iie. rGfto. nnS Setr.; 6rieer, ScipenSter.
2tl8 SDarb pf 9feference fit Baltimore
nb psents rren tenen bic nit beeidnettn audi Strf
ST.. 81. @drnadber, Sr. g. %. GH
- Rob Qe6r - II gBn. 6. gagnsr
- gDerner Drefei, y n 5acrb RuocIsb
- 8amiltpr CATER, 4 Y. 28. @5plder,
n Gbr. StnrtbS y DeGer Sten,
y Sertt. Srn 8dpf, 90. utrlnut,
y SenrY Dtetri6 y Otcies gBieienfelt
Dee prten sern berett st ber tie 3neerl4Fe her Sc
feata @usun ~ eeten ," tbnen ets gaat IN bic Bidder
otrsben 81 ieber 8eit ire ifebt.
Npplit1ntelt BON WaIbtn9tpn unp aus ir9enb
et1ten1 T9elle be8 Staate8 W}arDlanb
wpn d ttrtt mid wsten UNI lire 2e6enssert&erurs Su
berertfelt8en.
Office; go is SrcOn0ir seseniiber Rer 9Or-Stef
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Nuututer 25O,
g5trtDf00fteu.
Nein=SalOn unO yfeitauratiou
BET 8. SSnrA.

9tro, l6l gS. 2pnt6arbltr., pber6ol6 6anoSerltr
Dtemsn reunon iomie 0n 8etben Pubtun 6erbaupt ma.
9e i0 ole er9ebene Nn3e9 baB m IN sium Q8e1 Salon oe
Sprten mpprirte g8ene elm oppsn III To- IS 20 pn6
25 @ent5 oer3ape. - WV
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g5HS @ m0re SPeilcn gu bo6en Udta88I4 br anb UNI
G Qu pertaue d fsrhpabrenb oI, 5ort,n yesin. i'm
6en in beliebi9en Quonttaeu. Nft12 Int
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= Seemer S,ntz nnS A9eMeeu- e oSert.

7 # ~EN4EEI t4SEEa- EEEEV 1%~S4Fgt1F %VtVNE+
O Wencn Sreunben, 8efonneu uno Iberbaupt Se seebr
ten Iubfu bic er9sten @3ei9e baB i'd menen Sut b GaP
t-Stpre ....
SO. 43 8oGtimprefr,, g. Sbur bon Srebertdfr.,
nit Der 9S6eu guswabI neuer nno moberner aaret fir
tnter Seeben babe nb gebe nenen &uuben Gle @ererua
ba6 id Bel gutter g8aare Die biui9ten 9re etIen wsrbe
i'm eiit9eu 3upru9 bitet a9eRenit
Sttl6S ,..i.s Sbas 3teaIsr,
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Fairbanks Standard
9Sdaoeu,
gNnnnen.

Sebe Scrte te terG6mten g8aa8en fn6 in ~ neuen Ga.
ben gip. 16 9. G6orle8itr. 81 bateil.
@Gt. $. @6Ombrib8e, @8mt ir
Spt29 6nt s Sairbanf8 4 50
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@erliner 9Dei8bter=8raueret

9lp. 10 9. Srepertditr.
Der rutereuete Sei9t ienen G6une srepnbeu uns bea
4ubium beit eab Die Quatit oS Q8etbberes nInmeb
ee9 it, Der @ertant erteI9 bew GIae HrS bem Ousenb
l8rtbe 9eueBeu on9eme1enen Robat
Ncrtb Yrin9Sbetm.
Gpt2S, ,6m g8ei66ertrater &c 16 O. SrrSsr;+sr
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05
6eneral Mews.
The Delaware Treaty.

l am informed that Mr.. Pomeroy, OF
Atchison, recently made speech in
Oskaloosa, Jefferson County, upon the
subject OF the Delaware Treaty. in which
he stated there was a clause which
secured to the Sqaaster 100 acres Of the
land at the appraisement. He further
stated that lie had seen and read the
treaty, and such clause was in it, and
advised squatters to so upon this land.
If he made such statements. either in
public or private, he told what he knew
to be barefaced and malicious false
hoods. The treaty contained no such
clause or provision. The land is sold
to the Leavenworlh, Pawnee ard West
ern Railroad. tor tie purpose of build
inga road from Leaven worth City, West
| hope to receive a copy Of the treaty
in u few days, and it will be placed be-
fore the public Immediately. osquat-
tel can secure title TO any portion Of
the Deleware lands. except through the
Railroad Company, on such terms as it
may choose to make. 1t is useless,
therefore, for those desirous to purchase
these lands to prejudice their own In
terests by any attempt to invade the
rights of the Company by settlement
or otherwise, as they are clear and will
be maintained. J. H. Mcdowell,
Presiden. L. p. Il w. +. Il. Co.
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1861, onc-half the houses would be
empty. and one-half the people gone.
But We leave this question Of cities
for the present. hoping that wisdom
will yet direct the counsels Of men, and
that no one will be SO foolish as 10 inves.
in lots at the present monstrous prices.
With Kansas in general We are well
pleased. Its soil is magnificent, and
will sustain a fabulous population. The
drouth of the present season is unfor-
tunate, but will not be as disastrous as
many suppose. 1t has its good as well
as its unfavorable features will prove
beneficial to the health of the territory
in The end. and perhaps develop as much
as retard the permanent growth of the
territory, by inviting capital to it to be
invested in lands which the hard times
will force the present owners to sell
cheap.
Blu. this letter is already too long.
More anon. j. w. K.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05
Delaware Treaty.

Through the kindness of DIR. Buck
master. VIC were to-day furnished will,
an official copy Of the treaty Of the
General Government with the Delaware
Indians. We received it 100 late for in
sertion in tbs number Of our paper, bu,
will give very brief statement Of its
leading features, and publish tie treaty
in full next week.
BY the provisions Of this treaty the
Deleware Indians receive eighty acres
per eopi,o. which will be set apart TO
them after being located by the Com
missioners appointed for that purpose
besides sundry other small reservations
for the use of the nation, and certain
..~-i- ..dai n Tho Chiefs of the Die
wares. TIE lands are to be surveyed
as soon as practicable after the ra,ica-
ton Of the treat Then, the Leav-
enworth, Pawnee and Western Rail
road Company are to have the prefer
ence Of purchasing the remainder OF
the lands. upon the payment into the
United States Treasury.which payment
shall be made within six months after
the quantity shall be ascertained, in
gold or silver coin, OF such sum as
three commissioners, to be appointed
by the Secretary of the Interior, shall
appraise to be the value of said lands,
provided. in no event shall the value be
placed below the sum Of one dollar and
twenty five cents, exclusive Of the costs
Of survey.
No patent shall issue for any Of these
lands. nor shall the sale be binding up
on the Delaware Indians or the United
States, until twenty-five miles Of said
road from Leavenworth City shall have
been completed and equipped. when a
patent shall issue for one half the ascer-
taincd quantity. The patent for the
residue shall only issue when the road
has been in like manner completed and
equipped to the western boundary Of
the Deleware reservation.
We have not time to give more
minute synopsis of the treaty now. bu.
vii! publish it entire next week.
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Sunday night. the le,h instant. seve

Sunday night. the l2,h instant. seven
horses were stolen from Walnut Greek,
Butler county. about six miles below
Chelsea. One of them belonging to
Mr.. Rhodes, one to a Mr.. Craft, and
the other FIVE TO two mulatto brothers
named Gaskins. The horses were moi
Immediately missed. and it was not un-
till four days after that trace of the
thieves was found. The traces discov-
cred indicated that the thieves were
striking for the neighborhood of For,
Scott, probably with the intention oi
getting into Missouri. A number Of
persons who had been for some time
living on the Walnut left about the same
time for the Southwest Missouri, who
are suspected of being in some way
connected with the theit-if not them
selves the thieves. As soon rs trace
was discovered. pursuit was immediate
ly made by the Gaskin brothers. Messrs.
Craft and Rhodes both being absent
from the county. Nothing had been
heard from either pursuers or pursued
up to Monday last. l. is quite proba-
bic that the long start will enable the
thieves to make good their escape
Emp0rfQ.
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buildings were few and composed Of
wood material: and had We not
seen the place since until our last visit.
we could hardly havs recognized i as
the same. Then it vas small vest
ern village. whose streets were full Of
grubs and stumps; now it presents an
appearance quite like city. with ma
ny of the streets thoroughly graded
some of them we'll mecademized-
and a number Of the sidewalks paved
with beautiful flag-stone. Then a few
retail establishments composed almost
the entire business buildings; now. on
every hand. you see fine blocks Of two
and three story Wholesale houses. -
Then the boat-landing was high. abb
rupt bank; now it is at a fine stone
paved levee. superior to any other west
Of st. Louis. Then religious services
were held in small wooden buildings,
used during the week as school houses;
now church edifces that would do cred
it to the larger towns of the older
states, dot the city in every direction.
Then the schools were few and poorly
attended; now there are public schools.
select schools, an academy. and mag
nifcent college. allliberally patron,zed.
These all speak in praise Of the intelli-
gence and enterprise Of the citizens of
LeaYenwo,th. But TO complete our
comparison and make it truthful to the
letter, we add that then TIE village was
flooded with houses where the hydr-
headed curse of humanity was sold in
myriads of sparkling goblets; and now
the number Of these sinks Of perdilion
are numbered in a proportionate ratio
with the increase of population.
Never, in our personal knowledge.
has any town grown with such rapidi-
ty as Leavenworth, and in the history
of cities its growth is not surpassed, or
even equaled, except by San Francisco.
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENIs.- direct
especial attention to the advertisement
Of Brown. Downey l. Co.. Wholesale 4
retail Grocers, Shawnee street, Leaven-
worth, published in another column
This new firm are now doing profit
able business; and hold on, inducements
to country merchants to purchase goods
from them. Mr.. Downey, Of this firm.
is well known to this community y. and
any persons going there to buy will re-
ceive the kindest attention at his hands.
Give them a call.
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~ and pleasant towns in the territcry.
For an inland place ii is admirably stu
ated, and is in the center of one of the
best counties of Kansas. 1t must
become one Of the most flourishing in
terror towns of the territory or state.
We were gratitied to find the citizens
so quiet. orderly and intelligent. In
these respects it is an exceptional vii
lage.
When the Reserve comes into mar.
ket. the town will have a country
around it unequalled by any other in
the territory-at least in the eastern
portion; and being SO near market, the
farmers of Jefferson will always be
able to command the highest prices fol
their products.
We fear there is little of the river
towns-fever among our people. Rents
are almost fabulously high, and lots are
held at prices which we fear the sur.
rounding circumstances do not justify
We hope our citizens will not get the
contergion from the "ci.ies" and make
fools OF themselves.
Our true policy is to invite capital
here by holding out inducements to
bring it. Any man who owns two lots
can well afford to sell one of them fol
a tribe to be built upon, as the other
will thereby be made worth double
what they both would bripg before. =
High rents and high prices will drive
capital and settlers away; liberal poll
cy will bring them here. Let us be
wise. We may as well have large
population here as not, but we must
attract not repel it. 20
Let us invite those whom the hiyl,
prices Of the river towns drive away to
our midst, and in less than FIVE years
Oskaloosa will be known more widely
than any town Of her age in Kansas.
j. w. r.
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1 As We came up on the North
Missouri Railroad the other day. the
conductor took vote ON the cars with
the following result. Bell 80. Douglas
IA. Lincoln II, Breckenridge 10. The
Bell men appeared to be quite elated
over the result. They claim that Mis-
souri, will so for their favorite; but the
Douglas men hoot at the idea. The
contest will probably be close. Lei
'em fight it out.