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Wednssday.:U@s :2orting. A race
care of betwe{ &ew{ll known horses.
Jussa.s - distan being selected, all
sailsset. .ky ,hsjkaen.. sorrel, Macs
mare, led the advance beautifully, .bou.
half shEoygh the eQpEse. aaahs.aau tho
track, letting Gray lead bel. the balance.-
See'anNhAg eteen 2 MacG = Yd
The weather is warm and pleasant.
tELocais are ~ dry 70 day Is We are, We
wish some one would come around, and
walk over to Charles with u.s..
iusz.ss.sa -y--- -s.ss.srn-,---.ssss.zs
SSWe had the pleasure Of receiving
rSallfrom Hon. " Broadus Thompson, Of
st. Louis. MI: Thompson is is brother: of
the noted JEFF. Thonsen. .Brigadiar Gen
era eral ~ lllth! the rebel army bush . firm. Un-
ION man. and was one Of the few whs
in Missouri, braved the a storms anaaT Of ,sces-
lonlsm' and remained firm for his country.
nlf' Thompson proposes to open a law Of
nee in our city his reputation, as q IL:
gal gentleman willsecure to him the full
conndence and patronage of our people.
AWe have received the first number
OF the Leavenworth Evening Bulletin, .
daily newspaper published in .Le.vea--
worth, Kansas. 1t comes to US with III,
names Of some of oar old friends As CON-
ducters, which will warrant, We believe it,
success. Prescott you are an odd es,ick'
but good fellow, SO We hope that "fail" i.
not In your programme. a5ir-o- >fft
The Iowa HousE--We take pleasure
in calling Che attention Of The TRAVELLING
public to this House. We can give per !.
sonol testimony of its fitness for tho &C
commOdaion Of the travelling public
Good, substantial food, number one beds
, and clean house, are the mos, snticinx
feat pros of the placA
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REEIoIOU!

RELIGIOUS.
The Rev. Chssl Parker will preach TO-
the people ofMarysville, on next Sabbath,
A good attendance is expected.
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Our readers must excuse US for ou1
small amount of reading matter this week
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EcosoAlCAL TO THE LAsr.-The Ken.
nsbec journal gives the following instance
of the practice Of economy by drown.
ing man
efforts were being made to rescue him
by floating gbosris from pile on the wharf
Inc drowning man, seeing thatthe boards
Came rom his own pile, cried out for them
to PICK for the wane-edged pieces.
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soIat oTfrn..T 0pah., sspef 20. s.

i eoInt oTi4nI Omaha, sspc 20. 81
Messengers dispatched by Acting Gov
ernor Paddock to the porthern settlements
-ef this Territory, ,yo hundred 4ilea. ffem
here, report The panic created by the mas.
sacfes in entirely subsidized, and that the
settlers have returned 10 their home 4 /
No hostile Indians are within 'thelimits
ofthis Territory, There is not the reno
test probability of, trouble tor settlers in
any section from. Indian depredstions. s1i
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Wool TN KAssAs.-Our mercha nt ts
have bought about IS 900 lbs Of Wool this
season, and there is still some co ming in!
II Conservative. af'oF to igc .s5'tsg's
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The total slave population Of Kensucky
is estimated at two hundred and fifty thou
SAM.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27


sacfes 10 entirely subsided, aud that the
settlers have returned 10 their home 4
No hostile Indians are within 'therlimits
ofthis Territory, There is not the reno
test probability Of. trouble tor settlers in
any section from Indian depredstions.s1
iirs..B T-T-T III 0-7i s5T5 bid .Tsd
Admiral Foole was presented With / a
beautiful tfl sword by the citizens Of, Brook
lyn, New York, on Monday night In his
speech Of thanks, after alluding .o,the en-.
blematic devices which adorned the blade
and scabbard, he said: al pray that
may be enabled to act as faithfully inl the
future as ! humbly hope, / have done in
the past when meeting our enemies in the
East as. my efforts towards crushing this
latrocious rebellion in the South. say
this a,rocious rebellion and is ii not an
a.rocious rebellion. when the South is pre-
senting the muurnful spectacle to- the
world of having voluntarily gonc into the
election of President as prescribed by the
Constitution, and finding itself in the mi
nority, attempts to rule or ruln the gov
ernmen, it had in common with the North
fought to establish 7'-,1s5a.v ID sr4r
FoRr RlLEY,-This For, was built in
- -
1856 under the supervision of Major
Ogdon, of the U. S, A., whose monument
can be plainly seen for half a mile
around. 1t is west of the For, half mile
on an ,eminence. s,sn7H nt aii- sH
This military post is situated on the
most beautiful cite that could possibly
have been selected Every building con-
nected with it is of stone, and designed
for every possible convenience.
The hospital is one of the bes, I ever
saw, with beautiful view from every
window. and as neat and clean all over as
sheet Of note papel, There but few pa
ITEMS in at present. 'f f' 's'3''s 80 ?
The siables--six in number-are kept
as clean as any in our city. They are well
ventillared, fire. roof, and capable of con-
taining each, one hundred horses. -
l5i Att south.west end stands the flag
staff when Gen. Lyon was struck by light
ming and shivered to the bottom. A large
one was put up few days ago in the mid
die of the square, and the stars and stripes
now float proudly over all.
Junction City three miles southwest OF
the Fort. The Republican river has 10
be crossed by ferry to get to the former
place by trains going westward from Leav-
enworth9
Riley City-caIled whiskey point, from
the immense quantity of that beverage
sold there's at our encampment, on
the south-w west side of the Kaw, and con.
tains about thirteen houses.
The Republican, coming from the south
west, and the Smoky from the south make
junction here. and form the Kaw river.
Est. Louis Republican. s"'yf' ''a.a
..l,iFI IL >ssat. -Nn O.. S@tni u-ta iNf p
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STATE TICKET.

- STATE TICKET.
The foll9sing aepaa gsntIsnes we're
nominated fcf tho State Offices by As R..
psblican StalS CeSeision:
ForG Go1sr6srS mos Carney, of hvsv.
enworth.
....Ees LiesszG Geseyuu-FhossA esbpgs
Of Doniphan.
s For Sacre,ary of State-Geo. A. Craw-
ford of Bourbon.
For Auditor Of State-Asa Hairgrove
Of Liam. Hill VGY Il.
For Treasurer Of Sta,e-Wn. Spriggs,
of Anderson.
For Assoe,ase Justice Of Supreme Cour
Il. D. Baily, of Lyon.
For Attorney General - Warren w
Guthrie; Of Brown. $50 . 'ea7
For Superintendent of Public, instruct
tion-Isaac T. Goodnow. of Riley.
For Congress-A. c. Wilder, Of Leav
enworfh- ,..,-....... .......,o,,r ,.,sr
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The home Of John Brown town ei
Elba-had at the beginning of the wal
eighty voters, out of which number ssvsn.
" have volunteer red In the service.
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COMMERCIAL HOUSE,

Or. 9th and C1mmereiaI Streets, Atehison, Xas-
This Hotel sita IN the pleasant part Of city
md kept in all respects rsti.ss Honss Guests may
depend upon being sc,ommodsted with wearnished
si c,esG beds ae1agant charges win not Be made
Ws have good aaaae and win keep sss sbsspsr than
a.y 80 slss in the place. fiss y ~ - 9 -
WM.STRATTON, Proprietor.
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NETWORK q NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
80 SPRING ADVANCEMENT.


IAl SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1862.
COMMENCING MAY . 1862.
PASSENGER station IN hewYort 2ih-.- and eth ay.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
foI Ne~-iisven Z. d. n, tEH)i 1918. EI)i $40,
Tor Bridgeport. , H., tErji l2:I5. tEr)i $3.50
$50 and 2. ni (EK
for Mi6ri STAFFORD F,risld Southport. aud we,tpor.,
g. ~. l-.lj $50 aud $50 &. a..
Fo Norwek, 800 a No.. 1915, ., tEX)i $3.50, 49, 81
fo b Tien and Greenwich J. go g. m 1915, $50. $50
$40 g. ~.
Foi s,amfsli T. 8, (Ex). go nj l2.i5 , Gn), o:
-, 4.yl, 5:jn y. m. on
fo Port Chester and intermediate stations 5-0a IL:
ior Poi Chez and ''.w. Rochelle. D. "a, Crx)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
for Boston, via hnsted A. ~, it2l (tx.h p.
(kaJ
ssr ro''o1 Vi Shore Line, l2.l5. D. M, lEI)
For liutori and Springfield, a. a.. ttsl l2:l5, ,
For Come ~ River R.lioad 70 Montreal A. ni (ENl
and i2:l3 10 Northampton.
For Hartford rroyi lence, and Fishkl Railroad. a.
fFrl. 1918 o. ~.
For NewIIssen kes.London. aud stouinsion Railroad
atG O. ~. T.. %. 3. .. iu.. Ifs.l
Dor lu.i K liifosf ~ 10 %. o. Northampton
Dor iousafori. tirpaI 90 fushel. n. T. m. TO
Ba1irer.u I'D ou -a'uriltf fhr0n. htp fitt.hcld
fof NaugatucG Riifoed. a. a.. p. n.
for Dtnbuy aid ApiHak Railroad y 9.lN T. M, L. ID
,opno liou. SLEEPING Car. attached TO %. IN Train.
JANIS j. uof l. oupcuut, nient.
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5lahoncyp ano farm GOODS.
rEYHE PEN Is MIGHTlER THAN TIE
SWONU"
TIE GOLD P-N-gHE BEsT or ALL PENS.
NORTCN GOLD PENS.

'THE PEN IS s, MiGisilER THAN TILE
IuG GOLD P-N-gHE BEST or ALL PENS.
NORTON'S GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS IS TIE WORLD
Ga rs2eipt Of ~ Of the closing ,n' IN easn or po''
- de.ed G1 Pen or ies 'eiect"g tt 'a~e see'TH"s
. '''' COR PENS WITHOUT CASES.
Forc5 cents tn Magic Pea for 50 cents tae LncSy fe1
io 81 -en;s the eni for - CENTS 'no Hes'H
1he szes arc ',os. 2. 3. 4 and D. ~ ,.-r-,-. a,
TIE SAME nv, ~ sly gt ..i' EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
Fc 50 cens he Mss.c een FOR 2" ee The Lucky "a
for = ,. he ArsysReady Pens Tor = p The Elegant ten
soc Whiting cold Pers with ldo-in Points the average
Of every whoa al aF outlsft gross oil tue test
10 n,.oc as. Morton "NumbeT" and Guilty are
led following ems ard the FONTS are wsrfr'e :
c.e sae IN: No benz TIE .inarsi No. the 4sre''
adlled fa me pocket No the sTsest. and No 10 ne
-,., Mann 9th Gold ~ Tor the desk Long aud medium
bs %, iii .re- and i1l'es short hibs Of Nos T. ard
and made only Of rs, quality Tho easraginss axe iac'H
Di' o. ''' GOLD PEN5 WITHOUT CASES.
For Is cents. No. fan lst qnai1y, OF MOI Pen 81
sor s. No ? Pea =, quality, No. sPen ID Quality
FOR > . sNo. P,a l'' quality, aNO 4PeH, q qlsii
q, ora 20. Pen. o. quality.
Tor 80 No. Fs T.. quality G No. re0 u quail
FOR II IS No pea quality e5sNo. Pen I'd Iuaity
THE SAME GOL3, pms - SILVER EXTENSION
C4s27 WITH PENCILS
For ~ 70, aNo PEN is ouaty. era Pen II quality
Foi = =, No fen 1T qoaity OF 10. Zen d guam
y. 10. Pen. 20 tIsliy. -
For 50 No Pen it quality orG No Pen, 70 qlaiiy
OF aito = Pen, ad quality. .
re. ~ 50 40. P.a l.. quality, ora Nos Pen, 2dqaa
ity cr q No Pen. Sd rusiiy.
For - No. Fen st quality. No. 6Pen % GIAity
Fc- - 81 No Pm. d. gHaitT. .--,,,
GOLD PENS ALL L. pUALiLl ~ rlL|EA-MC-N tsD
DESk-HOLDKRS
For - Not Re; nor - - sNo 3Peai ies - 10
No Pen; for - 5. No. Pen. .
For No 8Fen; Tor - 40. .Peni and 49, 50 No
.OBen.
The" lot Qusiy1 pointed wt the bes, hio'ma
Points carefully -se ted. ard Of s qusaty are sO
iih the sigtes !4perecton ~stch ssn and it9 closes.
scrutiny detect .
The % Qlat," superior ts Peu' rnado BY him
/ previous tie ycae la50.
TIE % Quality" he intend. She equal in Te.p-,' to Dn
rsbity Elacity az 6ood " r OGaities tihc o.y tue
oas iesatiousl any old Pen. mad, rlsew bore.
a. rerird tie (b-sr Gold PEGS 10 Jeg r Vr 20 ~ tht
Vrcyious operating h New AMI Psiented Mac lines ha
CO.. ID not Good Nntss and Durable Pens Io
! to- price. bad lhe God been furnished lui'ousiv
,nrfics orderfrc oil ustG1cC' Vr-Up fte NUM-
TO-" aud Oualy' i nc Pas HIHfed ana De- pcrfrri1
l. d'rte ne t.G q Pens they 2refe'--o''ife' itU Or
] itnhsr. orfnr
al remittance. % mail in Registered Letters sfo t my
Address A. MORTON
No. Is Maiden Lane Now-Y tx.
Any sendngs single letter To'sgp val receive cir
cul4r with tie tug.a,lu - shove Ie'-lrc1to %.
- For b. GI dealer 80 tie lns throughout the
7
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Proposals.
oaDyAycA OFFICE. WAR DEpAnTxryT, !

MtsHlNsrON, July ~, ls,2b -,
PROPOSALS viii BE- received by this Depar9
uirut until D. M, the Ssh OF August, 1904 q ss
delivery az tie following Arseuas Of INFANTRY ACOUO'
TERNENIS a. herein specified
Al WATEETOwS Arsenal, WATERFOWL Nsts
p 40 SETS llidutry Announcements cali Te.... -
II OoO sets Infantry Acco errents, cAIihre.... "a
AT ruE WATkKvLIkr AhsENAL, WEST Troy, y. T.
1890 sets IuilutTy Announcements, cili. req. q
100 sets Infantry Ace 'u'crmeuis, caiore.... s. o.,
Al the NV York AhsFNAr. GOVERNORS ISLAND, y a
$4,000 SETS Infantry ccolttruleuts, cal ore.... ~
y roo sets lniantry Accoutrrme g. cslibrc. 80. 81
Al rnE ALLRGukNY ARsESAL, PlTTsBuRGH. "a
S3t00 .ets iuiantry A coitc-ueuf.. cal 1re... -
Hoo sets Infantry Announcements. cAihre.... -
Al 1nE lHANkFoKp Ak,ENAL bEtDEsBrRi IA.
AfOl sets lnlcutfy Accoutefnieuts. calihre... e
luvo sets lnfantly Accontclnleuts, caiiore.,.. -
Al THE 81. LOvls AH.ENAl, ST. Louis, Mo
42tu' sets llfaufry Accoute .fIeufs caIitfe... -
1000 sets luiantry Acc u,crneuis cllbie...' > -.
These lAcrouterm nt' 10 De made IN sine; COLLINS
with the regulation patterns samples OF when can ps -
auined any a0ogen,ued arenas, and are % e ~
let % inspection az tie Arsenal, wAere delivered pe
brin. received FOR the 6oyenelt, none 70 Ue 1ccsr.
paid Tor oui such as are approved pa Inspection me
be Il grained leather. aut 40 tie stock 70 De the nt
tanned The shoulder belt will BE- Included IN the set .
Deliveries be mide AZ lota ri 40 less taAl Vt'
per week all contracts 10 ono uuder atnOt iciss
, sets per week all contracts tor over lo0" clt
time viii suhjrct the cont Hor 10 aioneure OF the
delivered at chat tirue The Accouternen' m-' :,
boxed IN the customary manner the boxes 70 be ell
cost. e. be determined BY the Inspector. II
biddcrs will stale explicitly tho TIME, amount, aAe
Zach party obtaining contract VIII be required % sl
into bonds with proper surees, Tor It's faithful inn s
The Department reserves ~ lse tho Ilsns to ''ye'
Prouo,,s viii be address sed TO Gen J. w Ripley Clso
Ordnance " ashnson D. c." aud vii be iudonta' 49,
'''''' ''' JAMES w RIPLEY
Brig Gen Chic. vi Urdrs1'e
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Trsrn foot q Court 4ni stCcuuectirg az Hampton
Juneou with D.iawae Leci sud .stern h4ioad,
srd Al Eson with Ihrh Valley Railroad and lie conneo-
ou ioTulns direct hoe 10 ~ bursh and tie West without
tlaIg~ -
STM1iFR iRRANGEMENr-C commencing May ;. laG1
- rs.r fss-l oik as iOf0tr.
HtHgWHrRG f2PHE.s-At a. M. fof tsston. Re-dias
Pousvil~ hAlGisbarg Mancn Chunk, NiliaGitpor, Sc.
MAJ THAfs-ht 8. rn for fa.ton, Water Gap, Scrsn
ton sre.i Bend Fiifston, Nikesbsrfe, SC.
u 81. Tut0teu IRAIs-loT East0n. Mauoh Chunk, wa
Hainspst Readin.. Po..sviIe Hamburg. SC.
D.. d. IS ~ Fs.s .saNt IHaIS-FOf Easton Bethlehem
Aleutc~u. snd Mguch Chuu-
a.1DF. ~ WAY THAiS--For Someryile.
gr. y. WTsTKfs EKIWE.s-for taston Allentown Reaf.
In dsfbure. P,bursa .ni tho West Sleeping cars from
Jef.ey tlty thicu al 20 fi'fssuish
Errnr.s TAly IoH H,EE-Hrro-The a m Express
Train flo New iofk STRIVE. ~ sroufgH p. M connect
Ing Wet P.nnsv vasa Cent? Al IA, road Notern
Genital Railroad Sor.h aud South and with tho Cunoer.
lald Nlh-y Railroad
Ing Tlfsorsn ErPRK.s TEktS WEST. leaves
New-Yors q % 49, daily sunday. e1ceptcdl making close
connection lards1ui with fennsyi yan haitoid-with
no change IT, Pittsburgh. and but one % Circin
ana Chicago -Four hour time il saved BY taking this
train.
IlzAFErHrour ASp SKw-YoRE F'KRY-Leave Now
York from Pier No 2 North River H7:IO aud 70 a. H.;
$50. 4.Jn, and o. g.. - -.
trip each way. JtLiN q. SitNNS' Superintendent
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II E
1862.
1862.

PENNsyLvASIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
go. ., NIL W.. q. eonn,i',o3. forms ,,,.,..
FNDr EEu-NoLA 20 rifE fhiNc.riL NE-rfGs ffrFs
gh tf.ius run daily hol reN-iorA 10 Itiaie.piA via
S,y je@ey 9.d tan'ern and hn9,oy Inc -, ,,,
EOUiE LEAVE NEW-YOHK FRON TIE
BOOT ~ CDtNlLANDfSr
by way Of Philadelphia c morning pieae gers leave New
iols ~ limo as other lou Evening
al % d. N one hour later than otuer lines.
j. "hy o. Aifntown ctehrg pa go GERS leave az p m
av" No Tue stms ur" AS funtem lines Joe thictt' anf al
point. 600 tie EnrhW,s Creature fr n1opoi.. Louisvr
st. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
I"lnt Wet with fewer chances oi ears. u.,,,.
Sleeping Cars without change from Philadelphia to
Piit.bh J5 miles tnd Newly 10 Pittsburgh 40 miles
sm0S ~ aud Saloon Cars on all trains.
f8fr the other routes.
Es-s.ec checked through. Illn.hrs free.
secure Tickets. good uat usei, 10y Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tho fs1n'ylyalm Central company iuns an Em'gan,
Accommodation Line. zen affords comAuaD.s mods of
tra Ell 10 parties moving Westward at Que hif tho usua iae.
81 fare. ....,......
b. this route eishts Of al d,csipons be- forwarded
10 ,nd rom any point the Railroad, ono KentcEy n
Ilan. ILLINOIS IS isconsin Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
Road DIRECT. 20 any port the uayigable ryers OF
the Wet by steamers nom Pittsoifgh.
The Of Freight TO and nom any point In the Wcst by
tie pcunsylgania iarond all tfrs favorable
charged by other Griroad Companies Merchants aud ship
gs ning the npoaton OF their Freight this Com
pany rely with confidence on T.. .pcody transit.
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers in Live stock will hud th most al.
vanisleous route Capacous Yard, well waeied aud sup
and it. tctous and every attention Ia paid 10 THEN
From ar burg where viii be found every convenience for
PHIA' NEW.YOKK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
}. Il. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Astor- House.
LEECH Co., Freight Agents. ,
No. ! istor Honse. and No ! South Wilham.st.
MCDONALD bI,CHOfF, Emigfant Agents.
- No. Battery place.
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CHAPTER J.
On rur RO,D.Arri-g al GEORGETOWN; The village inni
Nc,ara hiyeusic. Ny Ar- an Driver; HI. strange
History cenuirs (etTG So,cs Arr''a a. bacAe' i''e'
WAYslpu iosPrrtLIl.--A strange Mee:ir,; a Well or
derea unatia'; lhundc''so5ni sew Dre,t n, Jn a.,
Hidden Spinis Of Secession F&posed Oh tAe W.
As.iu; ute. nee G. tle &e-Jo R,nconter "i,h seee'
sionis;. ...,,u-, -,
vcrsossrNe 9tuys1he Back Declines "a. tie"fo
It's Reasons for - Dors 4 IA i We, ~ %
CiIAPT II ~
Poor NIuTrs The Slills House; south Ceroina Gay
Eaters: Political Di.c0ssC- President Lan1 ~ N-s'
Three 81 a Red and Ole ia the Middle s'-'' lie" as
secret league cH,irrRv
On THE PIsNTATioN-ii- ian'ers pT,lirs iais
olir9 by seceion M, 6yius Boy, The Story Of i.ni
A Ncrt-ern Man with southern Pr n-iyss sam . he
dercdi fa'sai' Of ~ ~, q ~, .Esesr y,
THF PLgrs 0G,o o q Save ri The sj
The 3eso Quarters, suud-y ENeo-'ee The Iskiri o.
cHtPTER vi
PL,xTArioS pi,cIrIi'. % o.s .aoin; iS' 49,,
ing Z nsei; a Negro Tnal a eo.ioni H-rs- sine
Des.sr; A boston -ay on rs lr-yc.s.
CI APTER VIZ
Tur Micro Hr,4sr - ouus llemoc ats Political Di,eus
'iOn' Startling SO, ; ;,i,; 3rSR Erred - Negro
The CorSTHy CHv.ca.--,s Dgc-iPtioni The ICON
cTtcAeT'' Tie lie vi ~; s,r,pps, l,r-0soie.
TaE MICRO FuSEn1,.-The Burial Ground; Ncrrc Ser.
mon; The Appearance OF Jueyi The toone FOB cart
ie..ue,s The dcosoou's Explanation Oi l.. TIE Escape
Of Moye o,,.,,,., 70,
THE PrKsrlr c Car liia Eace.Horsss'' Race
", Lose the Irs-: 4 Ioruado- 3 Narrow Esc-pt
CHAPTER AL
The YANKEE SCHcor Nl,IRI.,>-Oui New APpaTe- Mss
in Goes by Favc.:" SCHOOLS a. t'e south
CHAPTER ) III.
THE RAILWAY SCAR oN-IAe Siecei pIqekSn NEE nc.
4 Narrow EscaTe, Andy Jonr-i A Light " Oo- FHej
lie Cooners j. psfure.
CHAPTER EiI.
THR BARBECrE-FNe Can pc orn'i The St1ul7-- eaker
stump Speech Almost Fisvti The Manner C. Roast
il tue "a. - 49,.
THR RETuRN.-&r.va tie sl,ationi Disappearance Of
Juley and her Child The Cd Preachers atoryi Scene
between the Master and The Save.
CHAPTER XVI.
"OSE MOHB UNFoRTUNArE ''-ktemp'ed Whipping OF
jim; Appearance Of the CcInCracAer' II fowned,
D-esned." - .., ,.,,
TIE PLsNF-Rhl= House Ills VIE; ZIG Negroes
4 Juvenile Daky; Lszarus "a " Ab.r-as b'Lzum' :,
Wine aud Black Labor Compared Tho Mys,eHes 0.
Rosnm" Manufacture.
CHAPTER XVilL
Tux BURIAL JurK " lie eGipes the WIND t< Sh0In
Lamb;' The Funeral.
CHAPTER XXX
HOMFwARD BOTST-Colonel A. Again; PaE. Win
Scipo; Why tbs Book Written
CHAPTER AA.
Conference.-The Authors E. peue ions Last Nes-B from
Move and scEio; Affecting Letter from Amy Jones
The Ed
Ord p hed in .hs order in which they received.
address
THE TRIBUNE
New-Tork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04
,lrofc55lonal Notices.

DRS. GRIFFIN, No. - Granl-si., opposite
~ i.p-i Tayiof. .. s.. and % fuiionst Brooklyn
are iuf~uing ui partial sets o Oh Improved uuhcal
TEETH with or without eytr4us tl' fpota uI cts 90
gold pltna 25, sifror IuaDor SO, plri sets, gold
a. tooth t.. SILVER a. rrY.-r 81 tGtfc Ius, - cenfs.
EDWARD II. DIXON, VI. d., Editor Of The
i Scslle ard Operarf int tonsu'trg ~uigeon No o;
.ttv or sousul'aDlf the ob.rur' lisei-cs o
the uciyc yiscrra. Rupture. les N'fcorle, ALI Fuis
radically cured without tr Snir or h.tI.c bLcs hours
ffou t {, a. b % o.. ,ni O - . evenings
DUES. FISTULA aud DISEASES Of tie
i PELVIC OROANS-Dr H. A. DANIELS, No. ~ oh
Az, near ltta-si
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Goparincrsbip uoiirrs.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTlCE-Ihe UNDER
- signed l,e tbs Day tinted themsclve. together In
business, uuleG the AID style Of STILL & UNDER
HILL
JOHN w. STILL.
New-Iors, Aug l. 1862. BENJAMIN UNDERHILL.
MOTICE-lhc partnership heretofore existing
~ uairr the ruin- OF WIN NELSON X SONS is this
dav Dissolved by mutual en VIM. Nelson retiring from
hl .n,ss The rrn niug partners Wan Nelson and Alfred
Nelson, win continue tn~ Shipping and Commission Bas-
nee. u. q tbo ulmo % WM aud ALFRED NELSON.
LitAer Of ths parties viii si5nin liquidation.
" NJ NELSON
WM. NELSON, jr,
New-i ork, Aug. !, 1902. ALFRED NELSON
TaNHE undersigned have THIS DAY formed
corlrtncr.hip under fhe firm of MANNING K DE-
For ST iar hs Transaction Of general Banking ami
oaeiugr business Domestic and Foreign Specie Demand
Note. L.ud WarTlnt Ac bought and sold Neyy.t ok,
July l.. 1862. JOHN b. MANNING,
a. IL. DE FOREST
No. 200 Broadway, near tutonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

GbE%n NEW 7-Octayc PIANOS IN rose
ep 'VD. wood cases. iron frames. and over snrg 6iss
Tor = d9 ui molIrss 100. do vita csrfedlcss aud
iuid uanrboard BIS 1885, and 500; DO. With pekr
Ez2J. elJ'. ana $500 ucw 81 octave Sia3. The above
Pianos tie greater tefeans IN the city. Secondhand
P4luos al va. $40 $50. 80. -, and 900. New NH
LODEONs % extremely low prices. New and secondhand
Pianos Mrodcons 70 LET at n2 and upwtEd per mouth
rent allowed 81 purthased monthly payments received ior
tine Foreign steol 30 ~ cent per page Kind
Of a.ic MERCHANDISE al prices. pianist n attedaAceto
Try music. HORACE WATERS, Agent, No. Al Broad
way.
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Building Alaierials.
, OOFING SLATE.
NOTRE-DAAiIL.
tNOIRE-DAYE Dg PAG-s
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

Dop>t-Coner Of lOh.sv AMI Ousres at Eydev'e Yer.
J2.lst. New. fofk. mont. a. j. RYDER.
ADAM PONION Superintendent.
This COMPANY invite the 'cu,on Or The pst In their
rnferio lLd ,eelik known GREEN aud rURPLE EOOFING
SLATE which they prepared 90 deliver ioin their Quar-.
he or Depots 90 oil zcs suitable for roofing
The public cautioned sgaust spurious and inferior
tc- Wfic hss represented AID I.ed Lagie Sa,o"
a slate roof I. preferable tin. fhure iron.
II pat Oait late lifetime without needing repairs. II
a. a. chea, as til or shingles paint Rain water
from pure 10 hss toiut OF decayed wood
pain. sefe roofs hepfoot insurance panes favor
then se4n wi not AFFECT them.
Tue slate ualuiac ufed by this Company has been extern
sivcy Used upon un.s Of ne New York Central Penn
sylyals AID Long Island Ruwdys. Orders addressed
.ooye OFT g. FuRMAN, NO - COuran1t st., NeSioIk
vii receive prompt attention.
Ne~-f OH, Mach. i6tk