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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

A rapterous poet this describes the man
ner of obtaining kiss. As the Hottentot
gen tleman says at the Aquarial Gardens,
at is goot;'' First. grasp with haste
around the waist. and hug her tight to thee:
and then she'll say-"Do go away-do.
won't you let ME be ?" Then, oh what
bliss but never miss so good a chance as
that; then make dash. as quick as fash.
and-Harriet, hold my hat
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

A QUEER FowL-An Irish servant OBJ
serving her mistress feeding pet canary.
asked show long it took them craters to
hatch ?'' ssThree Weeks," was the reply.
Och sure. that i tine same as any fowl,
except the pig.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

MARYLAND FAST BECOMING FREE STATE.
The number of slaves in Maryland is
found by the late census to have diminish
ed more than fifteen thousand since 1850
The whole number now is aboHt seventy
Eve thousand.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

AZ say, landlord. that's dirty towel for
a man TO wipe ont Landlord: With
IooI. az amusement, replied ''Well. you
are mighty particular Sixty or seventy Of
nv boarders have wiped on that towel this
morning, and you're The FIRST TO find fault
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

TnE LAsr JOKE HIRE 10 the last joke
from Prentice: I'VE don't know that whis-
key barrel would feel ashamed in Dsino-
cratic assemblsge. bat We do know thet e
would be badly dored" =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19
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Eastern, Northern or Southern cities
The Company's Packets will leave Kansas CITY
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boat travel. Time from Kansas City to st. Louis,
twenty eight hours. Three days saved over any
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Joseph Railroad Company, corner of Delaware
street and the Levee, near the U. s. Express.
DBe sure and buy Through Tickets, and save
money. Baggage checked through 1T Atchison.
Meals and state rooms free.
Through Tickets for sale by E. W. PIERCE to
all the principal cities in the United States end
Canadas.
DFreight taken at the lowest rates at all times.
Passengers can take their choice of routes to St.
Louis, via. N. n. R. R.. or take steamer from Han
nihal to st. Louis E. W. PIERCE,
1877 Agent II. & st. 10. r. R.. Kansas City, Ne.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

A PALrABIz HIr.-old Gent: "Don's
cry liule1 boy. Did he hit Ton on pur-
pose ?'' Injured party. s'Eo, sir. he hit
me on the head.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

Sou1H CAaolIsA's SPEeIFIc FoR RAIsIke
The WIxp.-Flying paper Kites With fvs
hundred thousand dollar tails:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

Charleston il the only city of any proni-
nance in the Union ia which the population
has decreased during the past ten years.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

Death and io-morrowsslre never here !;
they are either net come or gone, n ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

"My son." said Mr.. Smith to his little
boy, who was devouring an egg. It vas
Mr.. SIS desire TO instruct the boy, my
son, do you know that chickens came out
of eggs 90
"Ab. do they father : said young hope
full. 81 thought that eggs came cut of
chickens %
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

fesa ssfl 81 ~ #,suIsts.' e ~ Ell saeess
N hsa .aoissts zen.ss ~ 4 asb
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19

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sEoS7 - .liaes e l85aas4sss IRE
ss.1 ssf1zEk 80 ssosF : sfrIsas.,s Are -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25

ARREST or CAPTAIN GEoRGI.-Yes,erliy
Afternoon the police arrested Captain Georsi,
the New lolk Rifles. 1t appears the Grand
jury of Queens county have found a bill of in
dcment against the Captain ON account of his
connection with the shooting OF some men who
attempted 10 desert irow the camp OF tn New
York Rifles, Mt Willetts Point, al, ut two weeks
since. Col. lie Gondre has engaged James L
BRADY and several other eminent LAWYERS to de-
icnd Captain Georgi.
OwNER WAIVED Detective NJ ic last
evening arrested Louis Stevens, an alleged pan
was stolen from man on Monday night in a
house near the corner of Spring AMI Greene
streets. The watch is awaiting AN owLer at the
Detective Office.
ARREST or \ PICKPoCKEr.-A young man
named John Devany was arrested yesterday.
charged with picking the pocket of Matthew c,
Cndrell, residing at No. 81 Gold street. while he
was AT tho Catharine ferry. on 'er Hoffman
found the stolen wallet ON the person of the ac-
CuSed, and he was locked up by Justice Kelly
for trial.
FTLoNIoUS ASsAULT.-Eiward Greene bar.
tender, was arrested Yesterday, charged with a
fclonious assault upon James welsh, of No. .,
East Eleventh street. The accused was taken
before Justice Brennan, and locked up, in delaul
Of - 900 bail to answer.
Roman ny A CYTRIAN.-Ilcnry Herman,
countTyman, was decoyed into a disrcputasl,
house, kept at No. al Broome street, on Mon,
day night and robbed Of s7j. Ha informed tn,
police, and girlnamcd jeanette Davis was ar,
rested ms the thief and locked up by Justice Con,
molly for examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25
WILLIAMSBURG.

FIGE.-lcsterday morning, about quarter
past 3 o'clock, a fire occurred in carpenters
shop in Huron ST., Greenpoint, belonging to
Mr., c. V. Booth. The building and content;
were destroyed. The loss is about 5000; no
Insurance.
STABBING AFFRAY At LAUREL Hull
serious stabhing ARRAY occurred yesterday at
Laurel Hill, near Calvary Cemetery. Three
men were in a tavern, drinking, when another
man, named Owen Farrell, came in and created
a disturbance. Farrell was elected from the
house. Shortly after one of the men went out
to see If Farrell was gone, when the latter as.
saultcd him with knife, stabbing him in the
face. The other two men went out to assist
their friend, and were assaulted by Farrell and
stabbed, one in the shoulder and face; the other
received dangerous wound in the abdomen.
Farrell was finally disarmed and locked up in the
Queens Co. jail, to await the result Of the inju-
ries inflicted. The injured men wal probably
recover.
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The Siege Of Lexington,

Hison No Sept. 23.-Afer the surrender,
The rebels mounted the brcas, works, AMI seemed
mad with joy and delight. A. soon as the sur
rcndcrt took place, they took down the Federal flag
and trailed ii in the dust.
An immense amour, Of gold, supposed to be
about quarter Of a million Of dollars, fell in,C
,he pos Cssion Of the rebels II was taken from
the Banks and buried by Col. Mllligan in the
camp Z. ound, some time ago, but the rebel
speedily discovered and unelrthci IL.
Col. Mulligan w,pt like n child, when h,
| found himself compelled 90 surrender. TIN
morning after the surrender, the mcu were re-
leased on parole aud fcrriei aC,oS the river
| The officers were retained. The loss If the reb
els is not known, but it is thought to bo not les
than thousand killed and wounded.
Tho iirst attack of the rebels proved NOR
disastrous to them than the long siege which
followed. For a day or two previous to a.,
Lass attack they were engaged IN buryins theil
dead
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny rELsoRARH 10 rnE " y. Sun
THE FALL or LBxING TON.
Fremont in the Field with a heavy
Force.
LEXINGTON TO BE RErAKEN.

Washington, Sept. 2i.-The gallant defence
Of Colctcl Mulligan is the theme Of limitation
among the most distinguished military men.
IL was not Lhtl late last night when a telegram
was received from General Fremont. that the
previous report ofthe surrender was FUZZY though
reluctantly credited. Tho latter while inform-
ing the Department that he was on tie eve Of
starting with heavy force, expresses the hope
that he will he able to disloige the rebels.
| A u1IMisE Or ouR CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
FoRCE.
The event today was the review Of a portion
| of the cavalry and artillery attached to the
amy of the Potomac Cimc, o'clock this after
noon) on the ground mile beyond the cipitnl,
the best location which could be selected in
this vicinity. There were regiments Of cavalry
under the command Of Gen. Stoneman, Chief
Of Cavalry, and 8 batteries, consisting of Is
pieces under the command Of Gen. Barry Chief
Of Artillery.
The review was witnessed bv the President.
heads Of tho Departments, foreign ministers,
ard other distinguished personages, together
win an eminent crowd Of promiseuOus spec
tators.
Gen. Mcclellan aud staff appeared in full uni
form, accompanied by neatly all the field and
staff officers attached TO the army Of the Poto.
mac.
The artillery fired the salute as usual on such
occasions. There were two full mounted band,
Of music.
The review is regarded So the grandelt, con-
sidcting the descrti ton Of force, that ever took
place on tie continent.
The Quarterm rter's Department is narrowly
watching the conduct Of all persons employed
in tho administration Of its Affairs, anil within
the present week several removals have taken
place, in order to have more satisfactory ser.
vice 10y other appointments.
The military authorities have stationed
guards along tie principal streets and avenues,
for the purpose Of preventing fast riding, which
has been long source Of annoyance and de-
stiuCtiyc TO the Government hOrsCs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25
THENEw YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, sErr. 20, 1861



We arc sorry 10 confess ilat public opin.
ion Is setting strongly against Fremont as q
commander-in-chief,s since the notifying re-.
result Of MuLLieAN's heroic but unsupported
stand at Lexington. 1t might perhaps he
spparent n the facts were known, that IL was
not his fault but the repetition Of such disas-
tors o. that at Wilson's Creek and Lexington,
and The successful advance Of tho traitor cause
in Missouri ever since FRENoSr assumed COM
mand afford presumptions Of insufiicicncy
which VIC fear can scar,ely be met by any kind
Of explanation. The current impression seem.
to b that FRENoST has neglected Missouri
aat been niggardly 10 his generals in the inte
riOr, on accoun. Of more ambitious projects o
var on the Mississippi, Oh a national scale
Some think that the remarkable energy an,
decision which he has exhibited in y Unite
circle about his headquarters, mark him a. Al
admirable division commander, while the fee
blsness Of his remo,sr operations proves lsch
of the comprehensive genius nee, ssary f,s the
command II an entire campaign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25
CITY NEWS.

Hermann THE PREsrTorAroR.-The won
serful magician Hermann, still continues tho
"ge. Crowds Aock to bis performances nightly,
ana oach night his marvellous reputation grows
greai'r On Friday evening next, his entire
programme will I've changed, and in the new
list OF wonders will bo Included several things
which have never bo.urstempted by any other
than himself No. ts3ieast among these will
De tho mysterious dbappearAnce Of a dozen
watches from thin box, which is previously
shown to the audience, and which never leaves
prominent isolated position in their midst,
from the time Tho watches arc placed in il until
1t is again op'u'i by any ono frsm tho audience
and found to imply. A matinee performance
will be given on Saturday (see advertisement. }
Improved arrangements have also been made in
relation " reserved seats and the price Of adj
mittancc to the amphitheatre has been lowered
to twenty-fv cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25

Lonis,iHe, Sept 2i.-Runors prevail Of tho
burning d the Nashville and Louisville RuI.
road bridge al Nolin, 81 miles south Of here,
and that no relel troops are Lorth Of that place.
Our pickets are said 10 be 10 miles iorth a
Elizabethtown
The Dcrlocrdt publishes letter from s. y.
Buckner 10 James Guthrie proposing that Ga.
thre ccHtinue the managem, or the port m
ofthe Louisville and Nashville RAILROAD, under
tie Influence Of the forces under Buckner's
command, and If this should I've denied Buckner
proposes transferring the railway stock TO such
agents az may I've afforded by the counties
through which the road passes.
The report that lock No. on Green river
had been destroyed Is untrue, AMI IL is unioubt.
ful whether lock No 3 is destroyed. General
Buckner's advice to that efFect came too lac
The undestroyed locks aro now guarded by
uuipn lofccs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25

Quincy m. Sept. ~ Accommodation with
General prcnti-s IL still cut oii, nothing having
been heard from him since yesterday.
Roiin, Sept. 20 Last night, Mr. Holland Of
Springfield, arrived, having lett there ON Fri
day latt. lie Is the man who took General
Fremonts explanation of his proclamation
through to Col. Taylor; lie reports that Col
with seven wagons loaded with Dr. Davis and
about 30 wounded men, which Col. Taylor al
lowed TO come, and will probably arrive tomor.
row night. This leaves about $50 vet in SPRING
field Of our wounded of which 100 are able 10
come to Rolla, il there had only been trinspor-
tAtiOn
Ben. McCuloch and his force Of about 900
diSaflectcd Arkansas and Texas troops, were
confidently believed TO have left the state, going
South.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25

TIC Repubiican state Central Contuiftee.
Albany, Sept. 2i.-Tbo Republ can State
Central COMMITTEE met at tbs Delavan lIous,
today. The attendance was COED. The follow
ing oihcers were uBanimously elected for the
year,
Chairmar, Simeon Draper; Secretary, James
Terwillil.r; Treasurer, Isaac Sherman.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Bsolsed, That in me opinion Of this commit.
tee, az lesst five hundred thousand men should
be enrolled fer tho war at the earliest possible
day, and that this state should furnish at lea 4
100000 Of that number
Resolred, That the Executive Committee be
instructed 10 adopt the most vigorous measures
by publ meetings, through the prcss AMI 9TH
erwi'e 10 trore the pe'flo to the Importance
Of supporting be Government with men and
money in the pros MT emer cncy
Realized, That We earnestly recommend to
the General Government the p'Opr ely Of giving
10 each volunteer hereafter enlisted either twenty
dollars Of the lounty promised 10 the soldier at
the termination II the war, or one months pay
in advance at the time Of his enlidink.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25
Who In Colonel NInlIinnu ,

The Detroit Adrertiser gives the following
interesting sketch AZ tho hero or Ioxin,,to,
-,
Coi. james a. MuIIlgan was born III the city
OF Utica, New York, in the year 1929, aud Is
consequently in his thirty second wear. His
D.ron,s ,.oro r.,ivo. or I,oI,nI NJ, IL.
,' ~" "'O'no''
after the death Of ms iather, which took place
when he was child removed to Chicago
where she has resided with be, SON for tina n,s
,,..,,,, r. -. Ia 80. aI''.a,., :, ,,..
C,.h'3in GoIIy r. NJ " SI ouaO"'oi az .ue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oc a. N pa Az Jhi'l 'ne
oSPNn Yn.il ~ ~ '"1 nv. W.. n'u eiIar' nov
~. T.,hi;n CSm ~ iss s,im. , "l 'Yh9 81
IsS, ~ "a - -, a. 49, ~, d'i' 100 anu
n9'. nc Tau "a" IN lle Juice VI 'hS non lSiac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25

Trenton, n, j., Sept. 2i.-Doctors Krolmer
and Nightingale, of llunterdon, were arrested
and brought 10 this city today. They are
charged with reasonable con piracy. 1t is al.
legged that they had cen engaged in recruiting
men for a REASONABLE organization called she
"Sens of Liberty" with the motto Of ',Jeiier-
son Davis before Abe Llncoln.' Subsequently,
1t is said, the tack was changed, aud recently,
il is alleged, they have been enli'tiDg men APP
parently for the Union, but secretly with the
intention Of serving the purpose of jefferson
Davis. The Grand Jury are examining the
evidence against them. and will report during
the present term of the u. s. Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25
Fires, Accidents, Inase.,., SO.

FIRE IN Wrsr 32D STREEr.-A fire broke
on, at 10 IL o'clock last night in a stable in
West SD street, between 9th and 10th Avenues.
Damage slight.
FIRE IN FIVE PoISrs.-At II o'clock last
evening a trihing fire occurred in an old rock C.
cry known as Crowns Corner" at the corner
OF Worth street and Mission Place.
fIRE IN WEST SrREEr.-The 9Th District
alarm about 1.2 o'clock yesterday, was caused
by the burning of barrel OF varnish in a ship
ehandley at No. 100 West street. Damage
$2j.
FALSE ALARM OF FIRE-The Third Dis
trict alarm at o'clock 7. n. yesterday, was
false.
FATAL FALL.-Coroner Schirmer held an in
qucs. yesterday, upon the boly of Mary Ri.
ley, late Of No. Ii Leonard street, who died
from the effects Of fall down a oh, of stairs.
On Monday, at her residence. Some DAYS be.
fore, decea.c had fight with a Mrs, Bemis,
who resided in the same house, and was struck
violent blow upon the head with a bottle.
This, IT was suppc sed, had caused de Ith. but the
evidence showed that such was not the case,
but that a subsequent fall down stairs had pro-
duccd IL. Verdict" Accidental death, " and
Mrs. Bcmis, who was under arrest was liber-
ated. Deceased was native Of Irland, AMI
about 40 years Of age.
ATTEMPTED SuICIDE.-,Joseph Mckay, re-
siding at No. 10 Eas, llth ST., while suffering
from an attack of dsiirium frcrasns, Yesterday.
at the corner Of Il tn st. and 3d ave-, attempted
suicide by -tabbirg himself in the neck with a
pair OF shears. One Of the arteries was several
and Mckay came near bleeding TO death. lie
was taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
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Solicitors Of Patents and Consulting Engineers,
IS BROADWAY, New York,

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Chicago, September 2ih.-A special dispatch
to the Tribune, dated Quincy, Illinois, Sept
23d, says:
Gen. Prentiss has assumed command Of North
Missouri and started west yesterday. lie /.
now west of Brookield and cut oil by the
rebels, supposed TO lie a part of Gen. Price :
force. Great fears arc entertained that he will
he captured.
AN ATTACK EFFECTED on ST. JOSEPH
Reports are ripe that body of 5000 or 4, 900
rcbels are marching On st. Joseph. An attack
Is expected there tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-25
LEGAL REPORTs-TUEsDAF.


Seizure Of Flora Temple-7He L. s. rs. tn
Troning .vare Flora Tempie.-This seizure wa
based upon suspicious of the loyalty of Mr.. Nc
Donald Of Baltimore, the owner. The mare was
bonded in the sum OF %, 900, and released The
er here, and Charles G.. Cornell, ex-President of
the Board OF Aldermen.
The matter now came up for hearing, but
was finally postponed until Wednesday.
Disposition Of ITiseS-A number of prizes
were disposed Of as follows, upon the opening
Of the Court, Tuesday morning -
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N. Y. SUPREME COURT
William II, Smith, william ca
smith, Hersohcl H. Adam
and James Sinclair,
plaiptiOa n

William II, Smith, william ca
Smith, HerschCl r. Adam
and James Sinclair, , SImmOns-For q
Plaintiffs. money demand ON
against Contract.
Henry Sanders Defendant. (Com, not served.)
Tothe Defendant
You are hereby summoned and required to ans.
wer tie complaint in this action, which viii be Eed
In the Office of the Clerk of the City and County of
Now York at the City Hall in said city, and 10 serve
copy Of your answer b. the said complaint on the
subs ri err, at their office, No. 20 Broadway, In the
City of New York, within twenty days after the SER
vice of this summons ON You, exclusive of the diy of
such service; and II you fail IL answer the said COM
plant within tie time Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this
action VIII take Judgment against YOU for the sum of
Two thousand three hundred and thirty dollars and
egliy-eght cents, with interest from tho Fifteenth
day OF july One Thousand Eight Hundred aud
slxty-one, besides the costs ol this action
WILLARD & HOWE,
n.,., ,.,.e ,,,, Plaintiffs Attorney.
=, The complaint above named was hled as above on
the SSth day OF August 1861, au3O Fsll4
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Carp FROM p. T. BASSUM.

While our glorious nation Is stru rgng b. tnliu-
tain IL ,uprena, " and put dow the West ins1r-
rsc,,, n over known n should he the pleas re- a,
ia man fs,tiy the duty Of the friends of our rnior
10 strengthen the arms Of our Government 90 ~
rav all proper RESPECT 10 the wishe. and m . es If
our Clicf H,.'-rate, ON whom We RI Is H. suppress
the Infamous elton. Inasmuch, therefore, a. he
hps appointed Ttursd,y. tho 2eth day of sap,eRbsr
a. GREAr NA,tosAL Far DAY. which eyors r..
aecsng member of This Christian community rri-t
take pleasure in appropriately observing tie Aner-
car Museum will We CLOSED UNTIL oSy o'ctocK,
r. NJ in ord = To give ~ employees a. opportunity
b. sH'ud Iurch, and otherwise be,omipglv olaerve
the DAP. TIE door. iii he opened preois,lv at ono
ttlrl and tie me- 81 liant propar,an, arc n, ,de
r. celebrate the tc, Ill., Icr the dav with inv ,,d
r-johing, a. ecomr- people whose lives f,y,,,s,.
and saer,d honors AZ, deyot,i IN ,uprra,s,,. .,,
su,t.ining their Cove -iiriert and patisp
The second end l.st ep,ayenep, NJ N, oollo.z,l
Itypso urrroror, Nra from the River Mia q,
Egvpt. roa,r.vv,v r,,sr. NJ, s,r,s,., 40
byE D. This uudou,as-Iiv IN. mos, e,,r,crii,,rv
creature In the v hole animal KINGDOM. lis con.
ccded ~ our clergy generally To lie H., great prrs
Morn, A. graphically described in tire 4Gtb and iist
chapters q the Bo'k Of Job N, ZoologcL siie,y
wv W." '''0'
"N'e 'DH rare ''pPhl""us monster Tor eNhhton
:, ""'''""' Wv hrS' ana only animal " the
A"'u ''er NeeH on 'nl' eohtheht' ana many thou
sA'pS ~ uo""r' nave 'eeh expended to secure HIM.
''n 'or .hH o'iet engagement {" the Museum.
surrey 10 h'n'ly VIII 1911 To see en- animal Of which
Ue Vre' tr'''y s"y' "UroS rm EARrH rrIRB
IN NOT hS LINE ~ VIII probably he never seen
aga u IN thiH 'iiy after icit week Sturdy, OF. ..
100 many PERSONS without rehection' con'"und
tNiH On maj Will the Rhinoccros' and hence suppose