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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-04
Neuralgia Plasters.

nnns; Ha; AURps NEURALGIA E0N-ADHEHIVE PLAs.
TEkS are the most pleasant and sucoaasful romedea
we prescribed for this painful disease The patient
apphes one, soon becomes drowsy falls asleep, and
swaKes ree from pain, and blister other
NLhvocs HEADACHE apply according to directions and
ieiiet VIII surely follow Nothing can be obtssned equsl
70 VI. Aurds Compress for Neuralgia. Try thetn.-,
Anon' and wonderfully successful. They are OF tSo
one small, for the face, price Is cents and the
gspsr large, Tor application to the body, price 81 cents
""' 90 "'d'Fed on receipt Of price dad oas stanr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-04
NN,A n Slight Cold, Cough,
ESRCM ,3EodEseneas, or tSaSe
E|JIylNilEiAy >SJJiFoct, rohich might be
w, .Vs% cheol,ed l0itha simple rem
&QHW edN if nsalectea, often ter

~ y
inmates seriously. Feto are atvars Of
the importance Of stopping a ISouqh or
sRliaIt fold in tto first stage that
lphtch in the beginning rvotld yield to
a mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
Sttaoles the llRgs.
Mkouvl'a bronchial >Sfoches
,vsre first introduced eleve1 years ago.
It has been proved that they are the best
artisle before the public for ESouahs,
&oLda, 9konchitia, .Asthinna,
Ratakfh, the Hacking Cough in fan
sun1Iitio,1, and numerous affections Of
the IShfoat, siving in1mediats Telief:
Public Speakers and Singers,
tUiu find them efsctual for clearing and
strengthening the voics.
Sold BY all prtggtsts and dealers in
Medicine, at IS cents per boz.
For sale, wholesale or retail, by
O. ROBERTS, Druggist,
No. "a North High street.
8. r. BAMUEL, Druggist
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-04
Henry Koehle1.,

Nate Of Phalons Establishment, N. w
OF THE NEW york
i EashlOnsbe Shaving, Hair Cutting Shampooning
Curling and Dressing Saloon,
No. 73k South High ST., under Bart
lit sc Smiths Banking House,
where satisfaction will be given in all the various
branches.
Ladies' and ohildrens Hair Dressing done in the hes,
style.
pep13dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-04
CoMTENrs,

OON GAJId1k9
Dr.. Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH, ode
bottle. ~
DR.. Hurd's Unequalled TOOTH POWDER
one box. ~ sifilWl.ps4 F
one bottle
TER.
Dr.. AaTGs MANUAL on The gast 4Ma1zs aS ~.
ssrvfno TIE Teeth dacl9din0 Direofons To, fs Brors,
Treatment Of OAAdT.n'S dsef6, " TT
N0SS6LLKfor cls1nfag bst,Dssn Tho 4ssa.
TOOTH PICRg. esc. etc tr.
Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental 0aice, n Four,b a..
Brooklyn (E d. ~,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-11
Silks, &c.

Plain black silk, figured camlets, asst'd colors.
Black silk neckties and handkerchiefs,
White cambria silk handkerchiets, printed border,
Alexander's kid gloves,
Black silk umbrellas,
Black silk hat ribbons,
Black silk lace falls,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-11
CrOckery ~ Glassware.

Out nir tuulDlerS,
- Goblets and decanters,
" Champagne, and Claret and Sherry glasses.
SUmdFieS.
Blue, grey and white WOODEN blankets,
Russia crash, Bed Quilts,
100 pes. heavy Burlaps, 30 inches,
Lubin's Extracts, Macassar Oil,
Buffalo Dressing combs,
Ivory tooth combs,
Tooth brushes,
Mems white Berlin Gloves,
Crochet cotton,
Playing Cards,
White linen tape,
White, brown and black linen thread,
Blue cotton thread,
a large assortment Of Chndren's toys,
Gilt framed mirrors,
Looking Glasses,
Paris Fans, Ladies' reticules AMI work-baskets.
Violin strings,
Cashmere tables and Piano covers,
Ladies embd, skirts,
Mother of Pearl buttons,
Black and white bone buttons,
" :" metal &" frames,
A small invoice of oil Paintings and Engravings in giIded
Water-monkeys,
Hide Poison. go gallons water to l gallon poison
Printing paper, Letter and note paper.
Steel pens, lead pencils.
French BACKED c~alfskins,
Lasting CATERS,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-11

Best RUSSIA tarTed bolt rope and cOrdage,
English Sail Irvine,
Housing, Marline,
SEEKING stuff, faglines,
Spunyarn, 2 and 3 thread,
Swedish Tar, Coal Tar. Pitch,
Boiled Linsced Oil,
SUPP. English white lead and zinc paint,
Black paint, Nermillion,
Green, blue and yellow Paints,
Best English hemp canvas, Nos l to &.
Russia heavy and light ravens Duck,
Blocks, hooks and thimbles,
Paint brushes,
Yellow metal sheathing and nails,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-11

Genuine Holland gin, in baskets and cases,
Claret in hogsEeads and cases, rs Co..
Superior London porter, in ats. and pts, (Barkley Perkins
Bottled ale in quarts and pints,
Superior English draught ale in h~ogsheads, viz: Bass & Co.
mild ale, Burton Brewery Company, Jeffreys,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-11

The Derby is the benefit dag of the Shoulder
hitter and the Pugi6St. The rowdy scenes, the
brutal contest, the bloody fights on the ground
are only surpassed in debauchery by what take
place on the return from the races. The drunken
drivers rush madly along the streets, and human
limbs and human life are risked on all sides.
Go into the hospitals the next day and make a
note of the broken arms-the burned bodies and
disigured faces you see there. Cruelty to man
succeeds cruelty to horses-MissT odd's eoachman
must not punish his hOrse-but the Jockey OF the
Earl of Essex must not be questioned when driv-
ing his spurs deep into the favorite's sides.
Hear, hear.)
20 condemn it. How many go there that can
IiftIa afford IL? CThat'sso-) How many Young
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
Arrival from Hatteras Inlet.

The steamer George Peabody, Capt. Travis, arrived
this port eight O'Clock last evening from Hattsras
Inlet, after passage Of thirty seven hours
She reports having i at Hatteras the Jersey
Blue and Albany with prisoners captured at Newbern.
MAJOR Ls cendre, Of the New York Fifty hrst voun-
tsers returns by this arrival He wounded at the
battle Of Newborn. The George Peabody also brings
home the remains Of Sergeant II Powers Of Company
J. New York Fifty first who was killed in the same &C
ton.
BY this arrival we learn that Fort Macon is st D the
ha nds Of the rebels
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
Italy.

II 10 asserted that there were nearly I've thousand
brigands In the Roman States awaiting favorable mo-
mcnt 70 eross the frontier.
The Turin correspondent Of the LONDON mss has GOOD
reason to predict important events in Italy Garbaldi
appears to have scared Napoleon Of his deeply laid
scheme, and h would not be Surprising those who sum
moned the modsrn Cincinnatus from bis farm have made
rather lucky nh, ana may eventually applaud them.
selves for results Of what seemed al rst yerv rash ana
dangerous measure
The London TINES edtorally adds ,--"l, would ,.
strange fatality demonstration against the Aus,ra
occupation of venet should have the indirect snsc, q
,ermisatng the French occupation OF Rome and Carl
badi Of all men should be the unwilling instrument q
bringing about compromise with Napoleon"
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
Important Order Concerning the ship
ping OF Coal.

Adespatch received this morning from the secre-
'ary Of the Treasury directing the Collector Of ,he port
not clear any vessel with anthracite coal for foreign
ports. home ports south Of Delaware Bay until other
wise ordered. This despatch beng misoensrued on the
rSrspor'i created quite excitement in the Stock
board beng supposed 70 apply TO ell vessels and eI.
citing fears that the Msrmac got out From certain
facts Mat have ranspired order supposed 70 be
precautionary measure the part Of the 10
prevent the reoos IRON rscevng supplies Of coal via
Hayana, shygsd fr'U Eer,esrD ports 10 barrels, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

the bill presented by him proposes 10 do by giving the
President discretionary TO discharge all persons
whom he may deem nt from the pains and penalties OF
the act His hope that multitudss, invited by such
generous act, would gladly accept the nations forgive
ness, while others guilty must expats their crime
the scafod, escaping righteous condemnation OF
law self banshed the first malsfacors Of the race,
fugtves the face of the earth and lind their
greatest punishment living, their only relief from
dying.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGES
Mr.. WRIGHT, (opp.) Of Ind offered resolution that
the Committee Foreign Relations be instructed TO in
qure the sxpedsncy Of providing by law for ex-
change of commodities and productions of the United
States through minister's consus vice consuls and
they are accredited and report by bill or otherwise.
Passed.
After an executive session the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
Shipping intelligence.

Arrived from York Feb Bell, in the Straits
Of Sunda March 2e Laura At Torbay Mary Annah Bris
toll 30th, Jane Doun at Dublin; Laura, az Flushng 3lst
Hevea at Bristol Marton and Cleaner in Kingroad New
Orleans Boynon Lemuel Dyer, Elise Mathlde, SIAM
lcr Peterborough and Gestenunde Deal; Leichardt
Drone, Bahama Antarctic Lord Duerin Day, Isaac
Webb Carolina, Queen, Won Gacern, Amberwitch, and
Hope t Liverpool; April Merrington. Gloucester; Ad
at Newport; Catch Me- at Warren Point; Australia
II Elliott John Bright, Atalanta Midas and Calhoun,
Liverpoo Mary Hawey Vesta, and Marian at "Daphne;'
Lizzie, Salem, Brigand, and Eden L. at Queenstown;
VIM Singer Goschen and otile, at Deal New World, at
Liverpool
Arrived from Boston March 81 Vision, Autocra Robert.
and Waverley, At Liverpool
Arrived from Philadelphia Marcn 80, Old Hickory at Bel
Aures at Liverpool; April l. Annie Hail. Queenstown
ID, Atalanta, and Arnold, at Deal.
Arrived from Baltimore March 30 Josephine At Dublin
Arrived from Charleston April 2 Adelaide and Mary
Wright, at Liverpool
sailed for New York March 81 Christiana from Deal:
Martha, and Ironsdes from Liverpool
Sailed for Boston April l. Peruvian, from Liverpool.
The ship Thry.one States from Newport for Genoa is
ashore vieo Captain eight saved who report
leaving board.
The Mzlaf from New York for Antwerp put into Fa.
mouth LIST inst with master overheard and leaky
The John shurd from Portland for Matanzas was aban-
doned ai sea- Crew saved
tThe Latest via LONDONDERRY
Arrived from New York, Richard Alsop at F1ushHg St
Louis and Andover, IN the Clyde: Hants, Queenstown
Schiller. at Dundalk Boranza, at Liverpool.
Arrived from Philadelphia, Rowland, at Liverpool
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
spaSn snd MEXICO.

II asserted that Spain sharing the opinion Of France,
dapprovss Of the convention concluded at sosdad with
the Mexican plsnipotentiaries.
IL is authortasvey denied that the Cabinet Of Madrid
has been requested BY the French government 70 recall
Gensral Prim. The French governments merely confined
itself TO expressing ss disspprobanon Of Mexican nssr
TyoDties ss,gy had. eonsfqsorSs e0sn in'rus'sd,
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

BY way Of Constantinople ii is stated that the news
Of the surrender Of Naups is unfounded The citadel
would be able TO hold four months longer The $50
men in ID would treat only with the King. and demand
the dismissal Of the Ministry. the dissolution Of the
Chambers tho arming Of the National Guard the ap
pontment Of a successor TO the throne.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
India and China.

Am0Ao anu Onhn0s
CALCUTTA, March l6, 1862.
Lord Egin has assumed the government Of India Lord
Canning leaves for England on the 10Th
Shirtngs dull and declining Twist active and sdvanc
ing. Freights advancing Exchange %. 0hd.
BOMBAY, March %, 1852.
Cotton advancing Imports qust. Frsights inac.
tive.
CANTON, March !, 1862
Shirtings hrm Twist active and advancing Tea dull
and unchanged. Exchange 49, 5.sd
SHANGHAE, Feb. 21, 1862.
Shirtngs dropping. Tea dull. Exchange So. llAd
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
Turkey.

The insurgents in the Herzegovina have destroyed four
towns Albania BY fire and sword. All the Turkish
habants and the lives OF the Christians
spared.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

The Brazil mails have reached Lisbon.
Rio JANEIRo, March IL, 1862
Cofee advancing: good frsts, 5A6sOO 5H700O
Shipments last steamer 600 bags Stock, 1900
bags; receipts small. Exchange, 259 at Bahia, 25A
26 Brown sugar, $1,000 2Al00; white 2l500 I'll 100
Al Pernambuco white sugar 1000 800; brown, 1880
2l0o0.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
Russia.

Tho National Bank OF s. Petersburg had announced the
issue Of fourth portion Of four per cent metaiques,
amounting to II, 600 600 roubles
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIrICATION.

DHOTOGRAPH COLORIEG TAUGHT BY AN ExPE.
renced artist. For particulars inquire in Worms 4
Co.'S gallery, 383 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
France.

The Paris Pare believes the French and Spanish
governments intend signing treaty for the rsgus
tion Of Joint action m Mexico
The Bourse . hrm and higher at 70f. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
Greece.

on behalf Of France with the full political powers with
which Admiral La Graviere was invested.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
Australia.
Brazil.


Trade improving The gold shipments since the last
mail were 100 600 ounces. Exchange unaltered.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

the Military Committee. The people OF the Northwest
deem highly important thai the Illinois Canal should
Be wdened to admit the passage Of gunboas from the
Mssisspp TO the northern akes meet the possible
sxigsncy Of war with England.
THE NEW PENSION ELL.
The pension bill introduced by Mr. Fenton. of New
York, in the House to-day, provides that any ocer,
non commissioned officer, musician or private or the
army including regulars and volunteers and officer,
non commissioned officer, musician seaman, ordinary
seaman, notilla man. marne clerk, landsman. pilot or
other person in the marine corps who has been
shall hereafter be disabled by any wound received
contracted the service Of the United States and in the
line Of duty, shall receive half pay pension provided
it be not than ffty less than eight dollars
per month for the highest rate OF disability; lower
rates TO receive propOronate pay. The bill also pro-
vdes half pay 10 widows and minor children OF those
who killed die by disease contracted in the SER
Pensioners relnquish the bounty
TO volunteers.
CONTRACTS FOR GUNBOATs ON THE WESTERN
WATERS.
board appointed by the Navy Department to examine
plans and specifications the Western waters
consisting Of Commodore Joseph Smith, Chief Of the Bu
Of Docks and Yards John Lenthe Chief Of the Bu
reau of Construction F. Sherwood Engineer Chief;
Edward Hart Naval Constructor, and Daniel B. Martin
IA shv OhNou Ssntoe Navy uoNe Iooouiihonuou
that contracts De made with the following parties
nson Harupes, Ptsburg for two iron vessels; Brown
McCard, St. Louis, three wooden vessels George G.
Bestor Cairo, wooden vessel James B. Eads, St.
Louis two iron vessels The aggregate cost Of the eight
vessels will be 81 500 -~ tra t.s
FILLING VACANCIES IN THE WEST POINT ACADEMY.
A bill reported in the House this afternoon, by the
Military Committee provides that when vacancy
in the West Point Academy Of cadets from Congress
sonal district Territory the representative dele
gate OF such district Territory may nominate twenty
four candidates. to be examined at the captos of their
respective States by two commissioners appointed by
the Secretary Of War who shall select the candidate
worthy Of admission cadet none found worthy
the representatives may nominate candidates until
the vacancies are filled.
THE PATENT OFFICE PRINTING.
The Commissioner Of Patents asks for fifty thousand
dollars to reimburse the Patent Office fund for money
paid for printing and the Secretary Of the Interior
dorses the request. resolution to appropriate
the amount referred to the Committee OF Ways and
Means but that committee asked to-day to be relieved
from the matter, and it referred to the Printing
Committee.
THE REPORT OF THE SANITARY CONDITION OF THE
ARMY.
In the special despatch in regard to the sanitary
dtion Of the army published in the SUNDAY HERALD and
copied in Monday Tribune the figures denoted the
ber Of sick in each thousand soldiers.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
INSTRUCTION.

EOUR SMALL BOYS, TO COMPLETE THE NUMBER
OF ten, will be received at the Dwight School, Lchfed
Conn., Accommodations superior and terms moderate The
Superintendent (Mr WIN RICHARIS) be consulted
r. Wicoxs oce, lS5 Fifth avenue, corner Of Twenty
third street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

THE PLACE TO PLAY SOCIAL GAME OF Bill
ards is at 1870 Fulton street VIII good tables
good Ales Wines, Liquors and the cst Of segara II you
wAh W enjoy yourself 80 10 l@.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

SPORTING.
T,oR sALE-THE FAST SAILING, sLooP RIaaED
II yacht REBECCA. Apply for particulars at the Herald
Office.
NOR sALE-TIfE SCHOONER YACHTJULIET NEAR
y 90 burhen, foir Old draws
without centre board; fast sauuch good order
Apply at 4s West Eleventh street.
INoR sALE-A ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE. COST
$50; would be sold for sl3V. Adaress box rs Po<t
olce.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

TWO ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLES, WITH
sharp's PATENT elastic cushiona nearly new, win be
sold half th applied for Immediately Inquire
OF LlNDEMAN SONS piano warerooms, l73 Mercer
street, corner of Bleecker.
The New York herald., 1862-04-15


the extinction OF slavery in the District but point out
the defects Of This bill and refuse II his sanction.
Mr. Kerrigan, Of New York. voted against the bill for
the abolition OF slavery the District Of Columbia and
was 30 reported, but left out Of the list in tsle
graphing hence
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES ON EMANCIPATION.
The committee appointed to devise a plan for the
gradual emancipation Of slaves appointed to-day con
sidsred q conservative one. The border States are
strongly represented in 1t.
THE NEW ENGLAND coNGREssMEN AND THE CON.
TRABAEDs.
The Massachusetts, delegation 10 much bothered by
contrabands wishing refuge in New England When
they arrive Washington they seek Senator'S Sumner
and Wilson, and the leading Massachusetts representa-
tivcs in the House Sometimes they turned over 10
the eontrsband depot in Washington. To afford them
the pecunary aid necessary to carry them Massacu
se,,s would absorb the salaries Of the delegation.
PETITIONS FOR THE EXTINCTION OF SLAVERY
Fearing tha, the negro would be forgotten BY
Congress, petition has been sent into the Senate
and House, praying for the extinction Of slave.
~, with the signatures Of fifteen thousana
women. Mr. sumaer presented the petition TO
the Senate In . bandbox, while Judge Kelly presented
the duplicate 10 the House pure and simple The me.
MORALS were seven hundred feet in length.
THE ALLEGED DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY IN
MISSOURI.
IN The face Of the Conbscaton measure a resolution
vss introduced in the Senate today inquire into the
seizure OF slaves mules and other property and the de-
strucon Of dwellings Missouri by the military authori.
ties Of Kansas IL is doubtful, however whether sats
faction will ever bs given for the jayhawkng done on
either side in that region.
THE SHIP CANAL FROM THE MISSISSIPPI TO LAKE
MICHIGAN.
Some strong petitions in favor Of the ship canal 10
nee, the Mississippi with Lake Michigan pre-
ssuted in the Senate to-day and Colonel Frank Blair made
an earnest esor the House 70 have day assigned
,bs Asssssen si sns Pin res W. object rspsrsa ~
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April IA, 1862.

m executive session the Senate adjourned.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-06
Brave deeds of Kansas troops.

We copy the following from The ST
Lonis Union, Of December Isl:
During the last forinigh,,th cavalry
division of Grants army, under com
mand Of Col Alber. L. Lee, of the Sew
IN b Kansas. ha- fought four skirmishes,
or small battles. taken As prisoners twen-
ty nine commissioned officers and three
hundred aud seventeen prisa;cs. and
capturei five hundred horses and mules,
without The loss OF a man Du.ing this
time. Col. Lee has led tie advance o,
tie lei, wing. This division consists
OF the Second Iowa. the Seventh Kansas.
The Ssventh Illinois. ani tbs Tnir,
Michigan. They are brave. we'll moan.
ted tioaPers; aud under the leadership
.e' their young commanier they have
certainly achieved, 10 Two weeks, a re.
msIkab!e result.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-06
News Of the Week.

The LIST Iowa, 2d WiscoDsin and lO,l
Illinois. under command of Col. Wick
ersham. returned last Saturday from 4
successful expedition to Y,ll,ille, hav.
ing travelled $50 miles in less than five
days. They DESTROYED the saltpe,re
works. the arsenal and store houses
with about 500 shot gun, and rides
Sixty prisoners, and 100 horses were
taken, AMI the sick in the hospital.
we've parolied.
The grand army OF tie Sput.. i, in
motion. On Wednesday Of last week,
Gen. Sherman lef, Memphis. and Gen
Grants army struck their tents on Fri
day morning. and marched eff on the
Holy Springs road. Ten days ra;ions
were taken. one lent to every 20 men,
one TO officers of each company. and
only six wagons to each regiment. The
rebels are relreatiug, tearing up Ike
railroad and burning bridges as they
retire.
A dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press
on the night OF the 28th Nov, says tia,
Gen. 6urnsides army would soon move,
and that We are on the eve Of one Of the
greatest battles Of modern times.
The removal Of Gen. Mcclellan, and
the rspidily Of Burnsidc's movements
upon taking command OF tie grand
army Of the Potomac. csu'ed panic
in Richmond. Il is reported that from
100000 to e5o,oOO men ar. in the
works at Richmond. making vigorous
preparations for The defense Of the city.
The rebel cabino; have directed Con.
Lee TO throw his whole army upon the
Rappahannock. and Contest every loot
Of ground f,om there 10 tie rebel cap
ital.
The reports of the Secretary OF War,
Secretary OF the Treasury aud the p.
N. Gener"l. we're not concomplete. had
not been received, and the presid. MS
Message was not lIansm.te,l to Con.
gress on Monday.
C.n,ress met on Monday. In both
branches a quorum was present ani
they were sopn r.'dy 10 proceed wi h
business. Commit .cs oi both houses
we've appointed ~ wait on the Pre.iJen,
20 inform him that .hey wese ready to
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-06
Kansas News.

The A,chison Union has changed
hands, anu is now edited b. w. J. Ma
rion- Ii hosts the name OF Gen NJ cCirl-
Ian for President. and Sam. Mcdary for
Vice President in 1864. Bogus"
From the Conservative We learn tha,
Capt. Stout with 4 posse of men, accom-
panied by the Deputy u S. Marshal,
LETT Leavenworth on Monday. for the
purpose Of ejec,ing some settlers from
the Delaware reserve. in pursuance Of
the order Of The Secretary of War some
time since.
LArER.-This report is conlradic'ed
by the Bulletin.
+ A gentleman passing up Shawnee
street In Leavenworth las. Sunday night.
stumbled over broken sidewalk struck
his head against a tombstone lying
against building. and was carried
away insentiblc.
Capt. Inslcy has purchased the utter
est Of Mr.. Samuel Kiser in the Mansion
house, Leavenworth. Capt. !. is now
sole proprietor of that house.
Reports from Fort Scott give DR..
Backmasier gsea, praise for his man.
ayemsnt Of the Hospitals at that post.
A. B. HAvESs. Esqr.. has opened
Purchasing and Collection Agency Of
fee in Leayenworth,a at Dayidson's Jew
-!ry store. on Delaware street. Persons
"ishiog to make purchases in Leaven-
worth without going there. will do well
10 patronize Mr. Havens.
Ii is reported iha! iron ole OF COOL
quality has been found within two
miles OF wyandotie.
The Secretary Of War has disspprov-
ed Of the order of Gen. Curtis calling
for 600 Kansas militia. and they will
p o5ably not be mustered, unless i: is
done by the State authorities.
From private letters to persons in
this place We learn III t FIVE families
some OF them formerly re>il-nls Of Os-
in Republic County. on
the frontier, have had to leave their
claims on account Of depIeda:ions by
Indians, and have built block honse.
ilty feet long. in which they have TAX
u up their abode.