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, 1862-09-19

Especial Dispatch to the. Chicago Trioane.]
CA1Eo. Sept. 10. 1851
what shall We do with the negroes Is be-
coming serious question just now IL Cairo.
Last night 800 contHbands, mostly women
and Children, arrived from CoEinth, aad am
told that Gen. Grant will send coaEssnraent
Of from 500 to 500 every day for the present.
The le-bodied :uen are retained at CoriDth
and other points en- the line OF the Mo5lls tS
Ohio Railroad, to aid in the Construction Of
Notifications.
Gen. Grants astuation is becoming inter-
estiug. The latest 1umor is th2s Genera!
Breckir1idge is marching rorthwa:d to joiu
Price and y.n Dom, with view to at:aek
him both RI. Collnth and Iackson. do not
krow how much truth there il In this rr1uor,
| brit It is ao11ent.
twenty refugees from Mississippi arrived
! trom Cadnsh this moaning.
Memphis da;es TO ahe 18th sre received.
The Grenada Ap1tsal Of the 18th sasa 1srge
| confederate force under B Bsecklnsidga IL mov-
ing nozthxa1d, aRd had attacked. fernando,
twenty-five miles from Memphis. Thar des-
t,pation IS unknown. It Is thouSht BY soma
to be Aemphia.
/ JEFF. DavA haa notified the contedszate Con
ersss that he will Feed no more concipts1
ard the csascript act Is accordingly tabled.
! There 4 nothing from Corinta Of great I'M
; por1Auoe-
| Tho. confeder.ta generals, with 1000
are sail to be fourteen miles rum Cofinth.
-Guerfllas were seen today by an Ohio Rive
.. boat at Mount Vernon, on the Illinois shore
|. but the steaner was unmo}ested >:
II CAIRO, Sept. 18-The Gfunads Appea1, q
! the L. b, reports Breckirridgc md bis toEce =
. H.rrenio, and marching north.
IL As Tho steamer Pike, With rebel prisoners O
, ..:- Gpntinu<d on The Fourth Rtqe,
, 1862-09-19
.GDe TtitumG.
THE SITUATION IN mAHYLAwD
Our delayed dispatches OF "Wednesday


evening prove to have been Of most in |
portant character, especially our special
Washington reporters news from tue
Maryland seat Of war. By reference to
the map with which We accompany our
news this morning, our readers will :be
able to study out the positions
and movements Of both srmies referred to.
By tbe=e it will appear tina: our army
aher its first fight on Sunday as the GAP in
the Caboctin Mountains on the road lead
ing from Middletown to Boonosboro, fol-
lowed the rebels in 8 course westerly to-
wards the river ut Sharpsburg Succeeding
this comes movement Of Stone vail J JAck-
son which VIC are not forbidden to admire,
even in IN enemy. Making q sharp dc:our
southwark from the main column, whose
rear guard Was stifllv contesting our pro-
rress. jackson led lis foree directly to
uarrcrs Ferry, and there by the cowarlice
or treason Of federal OFF ers in command
strained his purpose all too easily, and
crossing The river, seems to have left be-
hind Il force TO hold the post, aad then
with rapid sweep he rccrosscs the to*o-
p,ac 1T Dam No. i to add Ills column to
Lee's army before Sharpssurg.
The d tailed dispatches we give Of this
series OF hattlcs, will be read with thrilling
interest The fighuugis the most desper-
ate Of tic war, and the carnage on both
sides must have beea terrific We must
leave our readers to form their own opin-
ions from this mo.niog's news as to how
far the Tejoicings Of yesterday will be sus-
taincd. The defeat Of the rebels before
Starps5arg certainly was still to be az
coml:lishcd Mt last accounts. Grievously
punished IS he had been, it get remained
II give lin the coup dc grace at the hands
Of NIcClellan's uoi,le troops Let Us hope
~ las tcca done, and the victory sill be
one wt,ch will carry ri icing wherever
the Union cause is cherished By Loyal
lrarts.
It deserves to be stated that the section
Of Upper Maryland over Which this fierce
tide Of war is nov rolling, is deusely po1u.
lated and in the-immel:ate theatre Of these
battles arc the homes Of very many peaceful
Dunkerds, quiet order, whose fertile
fields aud large farm buildings tell Of peace
fu1 agriculture, and whose love Of 1uic1
and peace was thus 1iercely inyaded by the
storm Of shot and shell, ind the drea6
spectacle Of garments rolled in blood
They are non-com5 5atan1s, and only small
shareholders
, 1862-09-19

lnlhc JOY full cxubcsauce oficeling caused
by the news last evening, the proprictors
Of the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, ut IN carly
hour. Illuminated their printing house, and
accompanied it By 3 display Of fire works
from the roof, rarrly equaled IN this city,
Vans & Dcar's band meanwhile entertain
ing tue crowd below with stirring aud pa
1riotic airs. The demonstration wns per-
haps premature; but we cannot help it
now! Our army has achieved decided al
yantagcs if not q decided victory; and the
expense incurred IN honor Of the courage
patriotism and endurance ct the brayc mcI
who arc periling their lives in the field fo,
cur sakc, will not make US poor or cause
r.srct~ The great victory Is to come, ant
come it must.
, 1862-09-19
EkeOi1 WISHING II S9:a

Especial Dispatch totae Ch1e,gS T-ibnrEI
"AsusHeEoS, Sept Il, 1854.
Great complaint is. bs.og mud. Ut the SIC r.
ness in getting out the postage stump cusys:a- /;
cy. These small bills arc circulating t:==1y
through the Di:tric:, but tie demand Tor thcEu
does rot seem ad' qrately szrplied IN a si.slg
ether locality: The pest office department Is
eraeayoring to have the plates Duplicated,
and improvements in printing Introduced, SD
as 10 throw into circulation supply some
where tqual to demaod.
MOUNTED RIFLENEN.
The secretary of var has authorized the
raising and equfpplng Of u mouates rt14 regt-
mcut, IN Minnesota, to be used tor active o2:
eratiors a;ainst the maraudiug bands Of lndi-
ans, aud preserving peace along the frontier.
The latest Information from the Northwest
frontier Indicates the probability OF apoidia:,
q combination OF the Chippevas with tue
Sioux in Minnesota. Hol=-in-.he-D D ~ il still
: troublesome, but tie Indian bureau has ad
vices which lead to the belief that matters can
be adjusted in the council. The commission
ere sent to conter with H:e in.th=-D.v hive
bave been heard from On their return to Fort
Ripley.
4 person just escaped from Richmond ar-
1a'so Isfe to'uae. Ae LIZ VIC" 1Aes''=aac
or1y required little joiner work oa tie IN
sloe 10 oe hll7Geo' ano LA. sne "oa"' Us eoa-
ple'e1 aco "oo'" saaf' VI ncf LIZA LILY @A'o'n
s iepc1a = n.''. a. 1.e ln s1oaot- ~. ''-
i,e I.s ue.'o ~ e.s o1s7 e'' :, e'. w. W.
~ suo ,.se., ", ~. ~ ~. .:.ss 49,. - o'
~. ~ "u s. .s ,snpaas We.
e'si.s .As va. ,ls' useu u So 1.''n' ~.
80 ene" s.A..I ~ 49,! s'1s, "no "..Ss
'Ns Nae ">ns4 A'"'17 f'5'A ~ "10's 'Ae41 '0' Il
Ao"'
4 more cheerful feeling is said to prevail In
| pfchynora than fnr 1nonth= 7est. and +hcmost
..s-...N .- - a.
I oetIouu1ns VI sAels peefae uo" ieAi5 oeglu
| to have some hopes of final success. Large
! ouant,tfes of sutt1ers, stores hare rec.nt1v
nr,sa +ha;- ,-,a.-,noa ,nxrt.r;ons1v;, :, r;oh
"aoe Inen 1PPea10use IL, eAellooe9 IL n1cn'
mond, which Lad been mauftest1y smuZglcd
over the border from our lines, probably at
sone mint m tha I.ower potnnae Otbe:
| .-r--9 -,
sopE lies aaeo were oeeom1ug pa'oae' II III T.
nlond, especially such articles Us salt, which
| have her,tofore been very scarce.
"s
, 1862-09-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Triaune.l
srr1ssrtELD. Sept. Is, 1851.
The Bank Commissioners report the value
Of stock deposited Is security for circulation
Of banks in the State at s574 as aud the
circulation Of Banks $51 ,oos5.
The 133d regiment Of Illinois volunteers
has just been organized bT the adIutant gene
raj. It was raised in Mason county and is
commandedb5 b5 Col. Hund1ey. The saugamon
county regiment, No. III, has been organized.
Its field aud staff officers are Col. Jas. D. Ju-
dab OF Menard county, Lieut.. Colonel John
F. King Of eangauon; Major, james McLane
Of Cass; Adjutant, W. Il. Latham, Of SAnga-
mon; Quaster1nas.er, Geo. ". Move
At the request ct Gov. Yates Major Thlel-
man OF Chicago, has been authorized By the
VAT department to fill up his corps Of cavalry
to battalion.
The following regiments have received
marching orders:
123d-CoL Monroe. Matto6n-
7sih-CoL Bennesou.. Quincy.
101et-Col. Fu1, Jacksonville.
12ad-col. Rinaker, carlinvile.
1x9th-Col. Smith, Pontiac.
The 64th ut Quincy has also bccu ordered t!
make preparation for marching.
It is stated by the local press TINT a com
plete organization. exists in Montgomery
county to prevent enlis'ments aud resist th'
draft SHOULD there be Que. Several loads o
aims are said to be received, and weekly drill
are held to learn their use
Reihforccnents arc a1xious15 asked for b.
Gov. Robinson Of Kentucky for the detens
of the State. Gey. Yates Is sending torwar
all the regiments he can spare.
Eyicar General Dunno Of Chicago Is here K
day to obtain the commissions for the otice1
Of the Irish Legion. They are Timoth
O'a1ea1a Colonel and Owen Stuart 3Isjor, au
will be commissioned so soon rs elected b
the regiment and when full
Judgc John Dean Cation ofthe s1premc coul
| is being pressed by his friends aud by man
Republicans as the candidate for Congres
nan ut large, subject to the nomination OF Il
Upion convention to be h.ld in this city t
| the 9th 4
, 1862-09-19

Nade Clothing. Boots md Shoes. Tpeaccc. C'Esra.
rs1m MoftgsSes. Wis.:on.n ka.lEcad Fl1st % ness
nes Hnsnss y and Kxtdencc PropeIty IN Chicago. thu
o!o.p1 '2s, ~ say CT o 10 ;.sstTr i. +,
he cnpntJ thzte nales froN the City Of Roch:*tet
MIN; 4S asres and cne milt som tho fo!n of Ciil:s
covered VIII OAK and napla mher: 70 lIts Ia t1a
CITY ef eAhkcsh. Fnnenago County, Wis : st7etz
Eptr Fond dn LAC County. VIE An the above pro
pert. ize* usa el encnmnRa1 80 af every nasufa
tny reEsoE 9tseinx 70 ads tsr aay oE II ;6e aoo,a
e tunse1ih+r u It stAfestres dleaa a :af ugh
t.c Fost{ tnee, Brx S1E EhicaRo IL
ae:s & Is IL u l&''~A''" 6, +. GI@VE1rs ,
, 1862-09-19

NAtlNGTuSs Gtpk. 4t-4ls3Jp Ill
Unofficial information here wa17aut the be-
lief that heavy battle has been progressing
since dawn to-day, against TIC combined force
OF the whole rebel army ef Virginia-two or
THREE b,Igpdes lett at Harfer's Fcny alone ex-
empted. The scene Of battle Is near yester-
days battlefield between 6harpsburg acd
A1iddletoxn. The fighting is declared to hare
been the most tremendous Of the war. No
particulars have yet become public, but
enough Is known 10 justify the belief that up
to late hour this afternoon cur success was
most gratifying and brilliant. Nothing Is
known, however,, that can prevent The escaps
Of the rebel army back into Virginia; ard If
our victery has been as complete as il now
hoped, It ia highly probable thAt Lees army
is now making the hest of Its way in confa-
sion scross Shepherds Ferry and the adj jac.nt
ford to the south side Of the Potomac.
In the engagement Of Sunday last, Cox's
division Of troops, from the Kauawha Valley,
/! took foremost conspicuous and brilliant
!; part. Early in the engagement it Was sent to
| to the left, and supported by Gen. WAlcox's
!; division. The frat provisional brigade OF
Co1's division, COL E. ?. scammon, weze
about the first that met the enemy.
As cur men advanced, the enemy charged
upon then. They we're two brigades of North
! Casonna troops. Our men stood firm to re-
eeiVe them, but the enemy, halted before the
line Of bsyonets, aud seemed uncertain what
to do. Our soldiers were now ordered tp
charge the rebels, and, springing forward
large numbers OF the enemy were bayonetted
and, unable to stand the rushing charge. fe1
back In confusion. Their left wasturned ani
sixteen prisoners captured
This was truly ono Of the most brIlllan
charges ever made. Subsequently, dutin;
another part Of the fight, the rebels had sue
: ceeded in posting q brigade behind ston
wall, whtn the 18th Ohio and Esd Ohio wer
| ordsred to charge then, and mounting th
wall, for few moments desperate 4 sht too
, place, the 12th Ohio Aeing engaged with th
le.h North Carolina, aud the Esd Ohio e1
gazing the Esd North Carolina The fgt
soon terminated in favor Of the Ohio rcs
nents, tho enemy scattering in confusio.
These regiments surrounded aud captured l:
rtbe1s. They belonged to the 18th and q
: North Carolina regiments, and the 2o:h At
baua The general commanding these trooI
, 1862-09-19

-Ne~hen. Ee Was q brave, enterpr;s!pg and
1e1ieble c6l<sr. do not kne'% tas pat stculars
of his deatb, t9t understand 1kat he WIS kiled
II s,1e bali. whilst 1eeling :Ee xo=ition of
the enemy on f.:1daY moroir@. as..- t'i tcn
loss of 10 other & Gu. ges:r.sl olectrs: ~ -
the loSs Of I1e Gra field officers Fe h:7e =,
IeLOFtE.
, 1862-09-19
The Positions on the Battle
Field.
Gen. Mansfield Killed-~-Generals
Hooker, Hatch and Hartsuf
Wounded.


1uts. |
From Washington TO Frederick. CO |
From Baltimore to Frederick ick,-.-...-..-....... 50
From Baltimore to Haspe1's Ferry ....-----.... 81
From Frederick to Harpcr'e Fer1y- es
From Frederick 10 Eage+=town -..........--- IS |
From uaIpcr's Ferry to Martfnsburg.-.- 19
IThe following is our epccl4l Washington dis
patch delayed by the etotm Of Wednesday eve
ning.-EDs. TEN.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. II. 1862.
THE SITUATION so FAR AS KNOWN LAST
NlGuT-TRoDABLE FEARFCL BATTLES
Profound anxiety Is felt for the details Of
the fighting believed to have been going On in
Maryland between McCIel1an's and Lees
farces yesterday and to-day. Very little is yet
known here beyond the mere fact that severe
fighting has been in progress. As the Ill we
msnts are understood here, after Sund:y's
nelt The rebels continued the retreat TOW .r1
. the Potomac, Stonewall Jacksoa's corps hav-
ing previously left the MAIN rebel army to at
lack and oyerpower Miles at Harper's Ferry
LIE with the main body Of his army seems to
have lift the direct road between Frederick
ard Ntiliismsport, which he had hitherto been
pursuing, and. turned more in O westerly di-
recticn, with the apparent view Of striking
the Potomac at SHEPHERDS Ferry, near
sharpsburE, and only eight or ten miles above
Ha1pe1's Ferry.
By Tuesday noon the advance Of our pur-
sling column seems to have come mp with
them only few miles from the Potomac, ut q
POINT where the road for shcpperd's Ferry
crosses the Antiematon Creek. T4e rebels
. finding that our forces would be attacking
t}cir rear in very short time, it they contin-
/. ucd their march; hailed here, and crossing
+, their waole force 10 the est side OF Antiema-
! ton Greek, posted them in advantageous po-
| elt;cns along ths bank to twait the attack OF
/! our advance -.
| As our forces CAME up, 1t became evident
! That a general engagement must cnsue, aud
they took position On the east bank Of the
+, river
!; SLir1nishing only took place up to ha1epas1
five on Tuesday afternoon, WHEN large pro
portion Of our troops having got up, VT
epened the attack along the line. From thai
time until nine at night, it is believed that :
heavy battle is raging. At niue firing VA
nearly suspended, and both armies rested o,
tleir arms on the battlefield till daylight
At dawn this morning the battle opene.
|
again, and Is known to have continued seVcra
hours, with what result Is not yet known, no
| is it known whether fighting is or is not still
going on. Later advices arr to be hoped 70
in the course Of the night.
F, 1t an early hour yesterday morning Stone
; wall jackson IL understood to have left Hal
; pcr's Fe,15 with the main portion OF lis arm
!, corps, starting out on the road to MartinsourE
: ! There Is strong probability, OF course, thl
, 1862-09-19
OWEN K.fbY~EInT,

Nc arc glad to know that that faithful
public servant and ardent Republican,
OWEN LovEJoT, has just been nominated
for Congress by his constituents Of the 5th
district His majority will be anyyherc
from 1000 to GO00.
, 1862-09-19

Il Dispatch from the Pfes1dent.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-ap,m,
- To Hon. J. E Dubois:
AI now conaidcr it safe to say th.t General
Mcclellan has gained great victory over HE
great rebtl army in MaFyi1ud, between Fred.
erick and Hagers.own. He IS nov pursuing
the flying forcea- "a. LMcoL.N''
, 1862-09-19
FROM. CAIRO AND BELOW.
General Grant and the Contrabands.
IMPENDING MOVEMENTS NEAR
CORlkTu.

lukn Burncf-IEtcnttanr of General
Fr1cR-35lE Ca up 0L Ne@roe*-Tne-
Neztcf II ehAFpRnook@EK-Cul. Burke.
, 1862-09-19

or the PEOPLES Line will 1eay" the I7n!. C:ntr1I
la,lroAd Dock, for Bufa.o Xnd Lie, mcuiste eorts
On Friday Evening, at 7 O'Clock.
No. II South WHter street, only autho.iz:u Fasancc
AEtEt. sat9u 1Llr
, 1862-09-19

toWa{u b0OQ6C0lo- 4u- 9uf1utL WAS con-
tinned for two,mues down the mountaia, until
| darkness put an end to the contest
TIE BATTLHTIKLD.
| Our army bivouacked for the night on the
| battlefield, whilst its plckets extended some
| three miles forward nad beyond the little vii
| lage OF Bolivar {nos the Bolivar Of Hsrper's
| Fe1ry). The rebels left their killed and many
| Of thti7 wounded en- the b It's field. My To-
| fo1ma9ts have no knowledge OF the anemy's
loss, except wheJa> 1h=y We're engaged, tmmd-
dtatt1y on the right, and can, therefore, gave
no estimate of the general 1oes on eatheretde.
Tkty found TIN ground over which they passed
thlckly st1eWn With rebel dead and wounded.
In corn f1l1d where . desperate stand waa
made. there was marked evidence Of the se.
+ yt1ity With Which they had been punished.
+ Our own loss, 1t Is believed, Is very much
| less, perhaps not half that OF the enemy. Qul
| men fought the whole day with that desperate
l yalor which In battle often proves that thezt
IL safety in tementy. They literally drove tht
enemy all the time, giving them no time t
rally, 10 opportunity to recover, and thu:
Kept them at disadvantage. Our Eeteranl
have added new laurels to those gained o.
o1her we'll fought fields, whilst the new rog'
| nente did far better than any ona would nav
Ve1tu1sd to hope. Their enthusiasm made a
for their inexperfence, and they fisalled taei
! older compautous In aEm!a in the s!ead1nee
with which they vent ulder DIRE.
Among cur losses ne have to lament that c
! Grp. Reno, one Of den. Buruside's divlsio
commanders G:n. Reno accompanied tn
, | Ha1tcras expedition, and bore An inportsa
, part oll In BATTLES from Roanoko lslaaa
, 1862-09-19

! the loeses on each SIDE were very great as .
requisNion for medical stores and arrange
| nlerts for the wounded men to be scQt to
! Robe1tsyi'le Immediately, are larger than
| have ever been made at any time.
! information has been received that McCle1-
| Ian destroyed the squeduct at the mouth OF
| An,ittam Creek, ard the bridge across that
/! creek upon the road leading to s SlarpsbueE,
thus cut1i1g of the retreat OF the rebels Ii
the direction Of Saepardstown.
Later reports from Ha;.eIstown State thst
this afternoon the rebels were retreatiug in
| great disorocr, and subsequently heavy and
1apid hti2g vas heard In the direction Of VIII
Transport, which induces the hslief :tuas Nc,
Clcllan has pursued the retrestlnE rebels to
tha, point, aud that they n1da q stand there
to cover their passage across the Potomac.
Ar.conLoi> sauce, made by Col Davies cav
alry, who made das hing fnray to wards Hau
under command Of Heintze1aan, sno rs thai
tince Friday last the rebels have evacuated
Leesburg, and that = torce Of II, QUO ln=n, witt
thirty pieces Of artillery and supply tsalu t~t
| miles III lergth, had gone in the direction 0
Harpsr's Ferry.
Information has been receiTed here which
however, is not deemed altogerker reliable
that large rebel force Vas moving norIhwaf
upon the other side OF: Bull Rca mountains
Measures were promptly taken to aseartai
the truth Of the report.
4 gentleman Of tnis city who is coaEersan
with the region about SharpsbuIX says the r
tQmAc can De forded 1t Snepsrdstown wn. at A.
tirtam Greek, at Dam No !, and 1t HArper
letter reca,Fed tonight from Lieut.. Ru.
sell, OF the 96lh PennsY lSania, states their loa
l ut the battle Of the pass Of the Blue Ridge
+ be 15o Mi. Martan and Lieut. Doughar'
: a 4 speesal washington dispatch to the Ne
1 Ver4 % It'll i i i positlsel5 y en3xn IN hers d
. | fnrd To to-dayss fighting. eXcc3 tt
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-01
Nvtice of AppraIsemeni.

State Of Kansas, John W. Akeroyd -
County of Davis. You are hereby Notified
that on Friday, the 10th day of May, A. d.
1862, at O'Clock, p NJ, will levy upon and
appraise the following real estate and appurte-
nances Belonging thereunto, to-wit Lot No
ten (lO), in block No twenty-five. and lot No
seven y in block twenty-seven f27l. together
with the tenements and appurtenances thereon
situated. in Junction City, Davis county, Kan
sas said real estate with tenements and an
purtenances belonging thereto. will be levied
upon by virtue Of an Order of Sale issued by
the Clerk OF the Third District Court sitting in
said county, in favor of William H. Mackey.
aud against John W. Akeroyd.
II. I. GERRY. Sheriff
n27-3t) BY A. w. CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-01
Notice Of Appraiscn,ent.

State OF KANSAS, J John W. Akeroyd and
County of Davis 5 Rober, Wilson:-You are
hereby notified that on Monday, the 18th day
of May, A. d. 1862, at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, /
will p, oceed to levy upon and appraise the fol !.
lowing described tenemen,s and personal
property, to wit: One back walnut house
used as bar room situated on the east end of
lot No. eight (S). in block No. twenty-seyen
Ga, in Junction City, Kansas, the lot belong
ing TO Streeter & Stricken one bar counter.
one soda fountain and fixtures, ten decanters.
one glass jar. one roking 81 IS, one lot of bot
ties, one chess board and men, one SOUP tureen.
one tumbler stand, one demijohn, one ice
breaker, one dog chain, one table, one lot of
barrels and kegs, one half dozen chairs. one
pair of scales and weights, one sugar bowl, one
coffee urn, one lamp and chimney, two oil
lamps, one stew pan and stand, seven plates,
two stoves and pipe, one lot Of window glass
one lamp and chimney, one mattress one bill
lard table and balls, one lot of wall paper aud
one trunk; said property will be levied upon
by virtue Of an Order of Sale issued bv the
Clerk Of the Sd District Court, sitting in Davis
County, in favor of William Patterson. and
agains; John w. Akeroyd and Robert Wilson.
H. T. GERRY. Sheriff
n21-3t By A. W. CALLEN Under Sheriff.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-01

VINO CAN IT BE.-Our curiosity was somewhat
excited 10y the following, which we found in the
Leavenworth Times of Goth ult Who is he ?
However may they never have cause to repent
their action.
An illustration of the old adage about marry
ing in haste and repenting at leisure was wit
messed at one of our hotels yesterday A lady,
not over young to marry, it is presumed, had
been stopping there for short period, and was
yesterday afternoon, while in conversation with
a gentleman approached by regular homespun,
who introduced himself az Mr.. -, from June
ton City. 1t would seem that he had heard of
the lady before, and was previously aware of her
residence at the hotel in question; but at all
events he proposed, was accepted, and the twain
repaired to Justice kempf's office, where they
were speedily Joined in the bonds" The bride
made an especial point that the groom should
"ssPrnee, up somewhat when they got home,
which he promised to do, excusing himself for
his shabby appearance on the ground that he
" druv an OK team down, and didn't want to
Spite his Sunday Clothes" They married in
haste; may they never have cause to repent their
action.