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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
Attack Upon the Louisinns Behe-Ons
Killed md Ten Woundcd.

A letter in The Era dated Brashear City, May
90, 1863, states that ssd casualty in the midst OF
great trumpbs happened under the following cir
cums.ances: The Louisiana Belle was dispatched
from Brashear City 10 Washington, some slI miles
from OpeIousas, for q load Of cotton. She was
guarded by Company b OF the 4th MassaehuSeuS
commanded by Capt G. S. Merrill.
When size lad taken 90 her freight, and proceeded
couple Of mice down the bayou TO Barrels landing
where Col. Chickering, Of the 4lst Massachusetts
had bis headquarters, they fired nurderous vol
lev upon the soljiers, killing tie Captain o. toe
boat and wounding 10 OF The soldiers. lie pliot
vss graged by bullet. A surrender Of the boat
was Demanded and refused and q running tight iol-
lowed which wac kept up for distance o. hvs
NJ les aud lasted hours. AT last The h-sailahS
vi tbdrew TIE following 10 the list Of cssualues-
KuIED-Ctpt Alexander, Of the LouizianA Belle -
WorSpEp Sent J h. Morgan. rlgbt arm; Corp }. =
Wells bo.n uiDs Privsies T. Bradshaw. dsngefousiy H.
shepard dangerously 81 ButleT, dsnEerousy MsFrsn
sargent seriously c. shaw, ssriogsy T. Cle~ry hHp -
&. butler isos Corp Il. T. kilsy, shshiJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
Arrrst Of Gov. Uouion.

We learn that this well-known gentleman was ar
resled BY order OF The Provost Marshal General OF
10, I'd ins; by Capt. Silvey Of The 1880 New OF 4
And Provos..hlathAl Of Plaquemines parish. The
e. Governor was arrested IL LIS home, near Nertn-
louville about ! O'Clock IN the afternoon. lie ex-
pressed some sUrprise, but, Of course, made no re-
.i.Lance as Capt. SilveV had d detaehmeut OF ~
men from The Rhode leland Cavalry, under Capt.
Hooker. A. his command. lie IL now n this city IL
tue charge Of Capt kllb0rn, provostmarshAl Of the
psrish Of Orleans. Next 20 the capture OF Thomas
o. Moore the iunersnt Governor Of tnIs state, thai
OF Alexander MOulon If probably toe Dost important
thni could have been uiade lie h.s been conspicu-
ous counselor OF treason for number u ye2rs aud
j; IL mss and proper that he and men ~ lie stamp.
should be held TO strict accountability FOR the evils
they have contub uted 70 bring upon This cty. this
State and this country Era, 10Th ult.
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Latest from Port Iindaou.
IRON Tn. N-~ -Or,ssus In. Sunday Evening May =
IBy Telegraph from Baton Rouge Nay ~

Prom tn. New -Or.ssus In. Sunday Evening May "a
IBy Telegraph from Baton Rouge. hay -
uFIlFTEsr1 - I'm OrJ.
o. o. Telegraph Office. NKv-pELEAht. May =. lNo1
II Gen ENuHY. Commanding Deicuses ol Ne" oTetns
TIE following Devs bas Just been received from
h. GOODRICH Csptsin. A. D. G.
uLlbQllETrrt o.. $. t0ntEt
NrII rort Hudson. MAY - 1861
The following good news bar Just been received
from Col. OreitJn:
We are hal nile north Of the railroad.
We have formed junction with The forces o.
Mul.-Gen. BaDkt.
ne news from Gen. Grant h glorious:
lie haH cut Gen. johnston forces 20 piece, 81
Jackson, capturing OF pieces % artillery.
lie he Vicksburg honmed 40. 70 that the enemy
cannot usc his siege gum. NAJ.-deD. Atouh
q a. HAIfTEAb. a A. q.
SECOND DISPATCH
HgADauIrTKrs PALAs SToHh. Nay = lH1
To Can't GOonmCH, Baton Rouge.
Gen. Grant has had Tremendous victory over
Johnston, al Champion HillG
lie captured over O. 900 pIisonorf, and more thar
60 pieces u artillery
lie AAs Isysstea fseksDuIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
Loss Of the Steamship Morning Light.

Tn. steamer Creole, having on board portions 81
The 18th New -Hnmrshir 26;h Connecticut l25th
New-York and 6tb Michigan Regiments was com
ipg no the river last night when about - miles be-
low tina city, she was into by the steamer Morn
Ing Light.
every effort was made by The Creole 70 AVOID col
hson but no attention was paid 70 The whistle The
Morning ght struck the Creole on her port side- car
wing away her own bow, and caasing her 10 slnk.
The disabled steamer war run into the iot bank OF
the river, and The people or board escaped 70 the
shore. When s,k-d By tbe officer. Of The Creole, II
tbev needed any help, the people on The Morning
Livht reulied: " No; 20 70 hi, Cd ID you."
The conduct Of he officers u the Morning Light Is
open 10 severe criticism. IN. 0. Era.
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uELMBOLD's ROSE WASH,

an ,rc,'.nt lotion FOR of syphi.ie us:ur. Aae
A. inirceu 10 diseases Of Urinary Organs sfisns no
h.btt. o. dissipation used iu connection with 1be E1t
Hrrru ana ssrsa parA a. such diseases ~ Teoonnnos
evidence o. he responsible and reiAoie ehArae w
a accompany tic me iicinns
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
PROM 10 Ju YEARS SANDING. with -.,sv
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND fAaA
For N-dio. Propa--i-a O.. Bnchu, xe
srr pIsPENsATOAY or 4hk UNITED stalls
sec Professor DEVICES ralns3s wofn on shs FneiN'
Soc rssrt, made BY ne isss celebrated Dr. fAfsi1s
Philadelphia ..,-.,.,,s N,-nou-rTI .
r,-br.t,a Flvs-lau sud Member o tue hoyN DoAos' y
sut,5us Ire sla. pa0i-hsd ~ tAe u4nsso1"@ u -
Kin. gnd Qlleus ionfnA- ~, -, yvOtaNIH
THAA FRS Fellow oi 10. Rows toaese o. Surgeons
-, r,o.t ol the al, s.sn4afa " oIks Oh hvdie40e
EXTRACT BCCuU, . poi bc-.!e. OF sI Tor ~
EXTRACT sAEsAFARILLA. = per bosNo OF sn :"
SiYPRuyED ROSE WASH. sc per bottle or '1 i%
O. each Tor ~ -hich~il be suhe'eni 70 0''
,, - oh.lIuAtr clscf ei-rcilous air adheIe~ w.
n,d TO arv siarrs. securely packed rom oo's'
D.,,,,b. syrnptoms N al eoaia.unie.or' 1Hfs' f'"
tceA Aesl.s sA.n
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1868

7zs RfsA-s~S HAsg ss.Ry well a. the
designed for IL from oil receive
that the sonmhso by msn In The late
rom Attskspss ssooed to sblsy's Texas Brigade
o. th, portion OF which deserted No one who witnessed
the sondne othese vhen they passed through here
ON their be all surprised al the rssntsnd
the be attributed to other cause than The
iDsficieocy Of the ofhcers
Ruuors reach us to-day that Port HUDSON Is nj
last oay,ne in either from the pressure OF troops
below and in the rear and position al this point,
which virtually cuts them of from this side, or an
increased force Of Monitor gunboats in the river
am disposed 70 believe that We are now IN poei-
tion that must soop compel either surrender or
evacuation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
Gen. Banks Moving on Pert Hndson.

We have Q report by the steamer United states
thai Gen. Bsnkss forces were marching upon Por'
Hudson from shove and that The siiustion was snch
AS would enable our troops TO hem 10 the Rebels, No
thew have been h.mmed in at Vcksburg.
Meantime, re-enforcements for Gen. AuguY were
dsemb.rksd below Port Hudson Oh the day OF the
battle, the 22d, and other troops were going mp the
riyer, thus rendering Gen. Augur strong enough to
hold the Rebef until Junction Of The Union forces
could be effected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

AfIllhNkls
p-.oa.ly appeared before an Alderman o. Ms SOh
%, -,s"r n 4 usmDo.4 who being daily swoln or or
80, b,. ur,p.r.tiou contains NO nsFeotio, no ">'"
otbs erieas dfus. bit ale .Tay 'ess'-9ej rl NBo,D
Swarm and s.b,cTibsd beior. ihi, 80 %, y.
A''~ g.h-,I above Race fhns'"'-
l,,.o,, 70, iu,,ru..ion, IN consdsnsei'
II. t. HELMBoLp'
CHEMIST.
DEPOT.
No. 10. SOUTH TENTH STREET
tsrIow cHEsrSrrh
PHILADELPHIA
nr,r,vv NJ coUETERFETs AND UNFRiSoifLA'
DEALERS,
IA, .,,.,vor % dispose Of their own ana 'N'''
-. or the reputation attained p'
,,vrNfpOLps GENUINE PREF"
RATIONS.
HELMBoLUs
GENUINE EXTRACT BUoAU
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sAEsAPARiLLA
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SONNY ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwHE@
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's-
TAKE NO OTHER. a,
~ ca, out ,ho sdvertscDsa; ana 'ssa ~ -
isapssissss sas sIps'"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

He has carried the hrs, two liDes Of the city de-
feDses, and his RICH. now rests upon lbe h,'ss1pp'
piye, from whence be receives bic supplies.
Altogether, Grant has gained over 100 pieces OF
artillery. n.t
ton has been hanged by his Own men. .,,,,-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

a soldier. and showed conduct worthy OF s@uis;
49, 80 10th officers aud men. Capts Read and
N"rss and Lieuts Temple and Pope are spoken OF
81 having been very brave and useful 10 Col Davis
Serot Iiy claims Tie credit OF hav'7g killed Capt
g,rron Of the Mississippi Cavalry. This was at
frst SUPPOSED to be Capt. Cochran, but later ID
F,rm.ttoD renders il quite certain il wa Heron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
important Movement in TeHns-GeneraI
Houston and the Lone Stnr."

Newe has come by way OF MHlhmOrhs tAst Uen
sam Houston IN runnln. gs candidate Tor Governor
on tie " Lone ar ticket Hh plan IS TO re-estaD-
ian TIE d" Rrrubhc of Texas." Ii We take the Mis-
tis.ippi River. as We surely shall, II seems highly
probable that old San Jaelnto, they caL him at
home will succeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
.rr;,nl Of Rebel Indinn Prisoners.

A detachment OF tho Chocsaw Brigade, which
were captured at Pouchatoula arrived in the steamer
Uni ed slater from New Orleans yesterday morning,
under he command " LeiT celebrated chieisain,
sweepstsb"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT Buc.,,

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHu.
For weaknesses arising nom EKcssss, Hsbfs Of p,,
ton, Esry luelsci elon or Abuse sitsudsd
with the following ,ymptouIsi
Indisposition 10 kxsrLlol. Loss Of Power.
Lssi Of Memory Difficulty Of BTss!hhs
Weak Nerves Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, NaKeiuinsss
Dimuss, OF Vision Psiu Ia tie Back
Hot Hznds, Flashing Of sbs Body
Drynsss Of me Skini GT.ptioas 90 the Fsc1,
Universal Lassitude % the PAld Couutsnalss
ku.caH System.
These yt0ns allowed % 60 o. which ihn redIcxs
inyansb y removes soon io-0S
IMPOTEACE, FATUITY EPiLEPTIc TIrs
IN ops Of which the psti-nt may expire. WBs oan sv
they frequently followed ~ those dsia es.esss.s
INSANITY AND CONsC MPTl0N!
Many Of OF suffering hut pops
vii c1ui-s. The d. uf n elu.ano Asyums Aad the -
sBchoy oes,hs by Consumption Dcsr ample TO
Lrutr Of the ss.erilou.
TEE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED By ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires the sc Of medicine and invgors.e s
system whioh hELMBOLDs EXTRACT bUChJ ilvGs-
oily doss A tTlsl al cOlrILee tls moss sksptieA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
BLOOD, BLOOD! BLOOD

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPAhILLAs
SYPHILIS
Til. il an Affection ofthe Blood and s,Aeis The feIga on
s,ns Ls III ne Nee. Ear. Throat Windpipe ana enc
Nc1. --. us.inr its appearance IN the oiD Of uee's
Hslasoli. Extract s.r.lAAs furh-s .be blood sse TO
noves Al aaiv RI ions OF skin, giving 20 me eon
p,.1isu Clear sud Healthy Co5E Il bsias prparee "a
pr--.y oI th;s class Of comp ANTS 10 beodp1rhlnt w
critics greater eNieAi tAAA ANj ''Do P
ration Of SSTslpAl4A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
gelmboI6's Menirines.

THE GREAT " AMERICAN REMEDIES,
KNOWN AS "HELMBoLDs" GENUINE PaErAaA.
TONS, viz;
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT 6ARsA.
PARILLA.
HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED ROSE
WASH.
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FEMALEsl FEMALES, FEMALEsi

OLD Oh YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, Oh CONrZA-
PLATING MARRIAGE
10 many sSeoons prcanG 10 Females Tie Extract Baohs
unrquaod ~ sny either remedy 10 ChoT0ss % RsSen-
ion lrsggat PSnfuDsza o. oappTs,s0n Of Customary
SciThous Of sbe Lea.
Whiet serify sn1 Tor al complaints inoiesnt
wbster siiain lndi,eFetioa Haosa 81 dag
p4..eL. ~ d. tha
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
see symptoms above
10 FAMILY shOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
70. a. l4ecorl ard dl,eAae Urinary o-Eanf rtssa
eIisIlF
IN MALE On FEMALE.
Tr,1s hsevef causs ufi.Iilrg nd % instsr 1shss
Tor. atardue. uisess@s II tnr.- crsA
TsQsu. she s.a .. . DigTctao
HELMbOLUs E&TEACT BJCAU ,-,,-,o
AZ TIE GREAG DILRETIQ
AND is CERTAIN
10 rAYE TIE -
DESIRED EFFEcr
IN ALL pIsE4se
FOR VINCE
L IS RECOMMENDED.
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T1ks 70 Mercury or Unpe.sAnt Ms3cses ioI urp,ssaa
Dangerous Dissases.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
r a. th,ir stages s Expense little q 20 chang Of d
81. no Irconv..i.soe, AND 40 EXPOSURE.
IL causos frequent desire ana giTcs strength UnHs
thereby removing ODsirucsons preventing Asa car % eb
Of sTeiAT@ asylns Psig ane lhE4hmsiNh ~ -
nu.n In tbs OF oi.-s.~s and eIp-lnng POAsONOss
DISEASED AND NUkh-OLI MATTE
TkoeIands upor thousands wEc have b.so tss
VICTIMS Or QUACkS.
aud rbo have paid HEAVY FEES b.. cured n .hGrt
sr bsv- found they cscev-c TIE fotson'
h.- b, u. Use 81 Powerful AssrugeDt, been dIeS ~
tbe sys:eg 20 break cut ~ an aggravated form, as
PERHAPS AFTER MAaIIAGE.
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KELNBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu.

positive and spschc Remedy o' Diseases Of III. BLApnr.
KIDNEYS. GRAVEL and DROPsICAL sWELLiNssA
This medicine Increase. he Of digestion and e,e
the sbsOrDeuts into hesBy action by which IN. ta,,.
edeeyoss dispositions. and all un1aus ments Az.
duoed well AID inflammation. xsss Ia, AZ,
WOg.ss OF CA.layes- s
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THE LITTLE FOLKS.

the articles in which will be printed ia large.
clear type. So that our young alers cas- perIl.e
them easily. We shall take Rnc:. paj,,- ..i,h
this column, as we think the chldr,sn of every
household osght 10 receive special at;ention. =
Our little readers may lool. out for this feature.
about The mildle of September, we hone to
resume the publicat,op nj
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowment, Tor the relief OF the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted IS th Viruient and Eyidern
&c Diseases. and especially Tor the cure OF Di
lenses OF the Sexual Organs.
Nj hDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by The
w Acting Surgeon, to al. who ari!y by letter,
III, description Ct their condition, lage, occ u
latIsn. habits OF life, Sc.,) AID in eases OF ex-
Ire me fovefy, Aesiic.n,s furnished tree OF charge
Valuable repDts or Spermatorrbea, and 9TH
cr diseases 81 the Sexual Organs. aad on the
New RI rnedies employed in the Di~penssry. sent
20 The afflicted IN sealed letter eBveoyes Tree OF
ehafse. Two or three stamps for postage will
BE- acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SKlLLiN H0UGHT0N, Ac-
ting Surgeon. Howard Assertion. No. 9 South
ninth .iree;, Philadelphia. Pa BY order OF the
d irsciors. EZRA u. HEARTWELL. Pres't.
-ly GEO AIRCHILD Secretary.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GU AGE
R A III q A I'D
aking the quickest time from ST. Louis to
| vi Cincinnati. Lors..-,., Nashville and all
Eastern Cities. New York, ~ hours.
| Pittsburgh, hours Boston, Al hours.
| WheeI,ng, 1917 hours. Philadelphia. 3S hours.
Cleveland, 10 hours Baltimore. SO hours.
| Butli.o 20. hours. Washington. u hours.
| louisville. ia hours. Nashville, % hours.
From ST. Louis TO Cincinnati WITHOUT cAANGE
OF CARS From Ciucinnii to Cleveland, Pitts
burg or Bellar,- without change OF cars
Baggage Checked Through.
The II. 81 St. Joe 4. R., and keokak packet
the North Missouri, and the Ohio & Misssss'ppt
r. RS make close and reliable connections a.
Cincinnati, wiihOntOmDib1s ride, WIN the ia'or
lie Roads Of the West.
The Little Miami & Columbus Il Xenia, and
Cincinnati. Hami,tot i Dayton Rsii-Roads. for
DAYTON and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati R.R. for Cievei and
Buffalo & niagara Falls. The Pitisburg, Coum
bus 4 Cincinnati and Fort Wayne q chicago
RS for Pittsburgh and Phliadelph'a. Inc Yen
I. al Ohio R.R., for Zanesvile, Wheeling and Bal
,,more Marietta 4 Cincinnati r. r.. for Chilli
cothe. Marietta. Parkcrsburg and baltimore and
with either Of the Four Great Eastern Lines Tor
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passenrs r. by this route have the advantage Of
wide and spacious cara, with greater !iberaliy OF
room both in seats aud in aisles. than can he
found on any other Railroad in the West. and the
comfort afforded by
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2244l9@s

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OLDEST STOCK in KANSAS

We say to all, buy trees of . home
Nursery. Trees raised in this soil and
climate are the only ones that will pay
for setting out; you who have bought
from the East know by experience.
Our stock consists as follows:
Apple trees from yearlings to bear.
ing size; Pears. Plums. Cherry, Peach,
Apricot, Nectarine. Grapes. Blackberies,
RasPberries. Gooseberries, Stravber-
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Kansas Avenue. Immediately north Of
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saS.
October IA. 1861. oct26-l3tf.
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Foote'S Patent Ventilated Cars by Day

And Foote'S patent ventilated sleeping ears by
right.
Passengers from the IVES, by the Ohio Mss
issirui X. r.. have the advantage ovcr those nv
other lines Is THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
BERTilS. from Cincinnati, Jas there are no chan
ges Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland,
PITTSBURGH or Bellair.
Two daily throgh Express trains, Sundays Ex-
sep,ed,l one train Sunday evening.
Ohio & Mississippi tine TEN minutes faster
than ST. Louis time. The public are arespoclfully
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
aiaking quicker time.
Ask for tickets via OHIO & MississippiR. r.
For information, appi, at the Office, No Is,
directly on the corner of Fourth and Cnesnut S.s.,
under Planters House, ST. Louis.
T. LOUGH,
If. Genl Tlckat Agent.
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FOR THE
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4ncludlng al aSes and occuPaIlons
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- - ~s - ~ W. .
DRiDGES end impor,ant points are under IL,
ID protection of United States troops
REGULAR DAILY PACKETS irom Kansas City
and LeatenwoTth, connect with the Platte Conn
~ Railroad tor 81. joseph, where close connec.
items are made with trains East, on the Ham.
bal ard st Joseph Rairoad.
At Hannibal connections are made with Pack
cts up and down tie Mississippi river. aud with
all Eastern railroads.
Passengers To Saint Louis. via. Hannibal. en-
joy pleasant night rest. and arrive in ST. Loui-
next morning in season for business, and make
connections east ty railIoad.
STATE Rooms AND MEALS on PACKETS, FREE.
Pass n-ers TO the East by this route save from
five 10 seven days over those going ty the Mis-
scori river.
Stages from proa,inen; points in Kan.as con-
meet with the Hannibal aud ~. Joseph Railroad
ut Leayonwoitl, Aichison, Kansas City, aud ST.
Joseph.
Daily Stage connections made from points on
the Railroad to Lexington. Richmond, Bruins
wick. Paris. Independence. Carralton. &c.
THROUGH TICKETS IN sil points East.
North OF South, sold Al the offices Of this Com
pany al Lawrence, Kansas City, I.eayeawor!h.
Atchison. or 81. Joseph.
The II. & 81. 10. X. Il. Co., are selling
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES
fertile land. situated along iis line, u, low rates
upon long credit. Apply to JOSIAH HUNT,
Land CcmIaissicner. Hannibal.
Shippers OF freight by this iine save time and
Insurance. J. I. X. HAYWARD.
General Supi.
+. r. CRoAr Gen. Ticket Agent.
W. =. ROBINSON, Gen. Freight Agent,
rs6-3S
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CASH PURCHASERS

5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd n. 0, Sugar.
eco Bills. boat, Crushed ans
Powdered Sugar.
I00 Bbls. Clarified sugar.
io0 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 BIS. :. Ii. & N. q. Ai0lasses.
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee:
1909 Kegs Assorted Mails;
50J Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould DO
io0 i'ks. MackereI s, Herring
50 Coils Cordage:
l00 Half Bis. S. c. Soda,
iC0 Bxs. Rabbits Salara,us:
800 BIS. Yeast Powders:
500 Boxes Raisins:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
LOCO B,lls. Wrapping Taper:
go 500 Segars.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-03-21

be ST thing about little Emma's COM
position is, that the words are all
spelled right, and written so plainly
that any one can read them.
AUNT FANNY.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-03-21
EvaNcELtNE.

which we have been forced TO suspend Tor 90
long time.
PART SECOND
Of ibis story we ,hiGk will exceed the portion
which has already been published. We are
promised scme very thrilling scenes IN lie IN
ture chapters, which viii again lift the vel! fom
the dark climbers OF treason, and reveal Some
OF Ire crimes.
wi hest pariicularizing further. we simplv
add that A. is our intention 10 make The I.pE
PENDENT eaual % any il NOT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30


TuErEoNA"Co NstEN,u,r- ar Mar
,,n. a conservative cnanriPaiioai,t u Mi.-
,ouri. In . sTccch male sornc dass sincc in
rclatipu 60 thc scuator,lip from that STATE.
and allujine esIe,ials O. the alleged radi-
caiuess ~ Grafr Brovn said;
" Marx Ire pr,licsion IN les than two
YEAR. we conscrsati,cs viii De- where Graft
Brown Is to-day THIS world has not
stopped. IL j. moving on. AMI Il uout
stop. fit IS STOPPED. e vii o. a good
deal easier o. start IL than O. stop u.
DO yea cxPcct that good and evil can De-
made % harfnouizcs No .ir. Neither can
frcodom AID slavery. God has made tia,
truth-uot YOU and /. and you might as vii
stop he heasing and etbing - thc occ1a
itself. AMI say. " thus for thou shah 20.
and M farther God has got til start II
rs. sir. We may a. sell acccTi these facts
to-day a. tomorrow. w have cot 20
acccpt them and hcw ouf our destiny
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-30

DIR tErvEE 90 M,r~r RrGrrr~rs rro~
Nav NoRE. Rev NJ HodsIon. Chaplain
Of The Name 2tth regiment. informs the
Farmer thar thc eist. 2i,A and 18th Maine
Regiments. vLsch have been eucampcd a.
Ea'' Ne~ York for ,ie past three months.
embarked on board transports last week
AMI arr nov ON their vay 90 Joia Gen.
Bank command az New Orlcans