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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-19
Publication Notice.

JAMES oDELL, in parts unknown, will take
q notice that Thaddeus 81. Walker, of the coun.
ty of Washington. in the State of New York, did.
or about the 10th day of August, A. D. 1863,
file his petition in the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District of the State of Kansas, within
and for the county of Lyon in said State, against
James Odell, setting forth that the said James
Odell gave mortgage to the said Thaddeus b.
Walker on the north west quarter Of section num-
Der ten (l0), in township number twenty (2G), Of
range number welve (I2), situate in said county
of Lyon. to secure the payment of two dred and
forty six dollars 1926 OO), according to certain
nsae referred to in said MOI gage, dated Septem.
Ter 9th, 1889 payable twelve months from date,
with interest after maturity, until paid. at per
cent per month. The said James Odell is fur
Their notified that he is required TO appear and de-
mur to or answer the said petition before
the 23d day of October, A D. 1863, or the same
will be taken as confessed, and judgment render
ed accordingly. THADDEUS Il. WALKER,
BY SHAENoN n SHANkoa, his Attorneys.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-19
Sheriff. Sale.

State Of Kansas. Lyon county, ss.f
John Terrell
VS..
Elijah and Mary A. YeakleyS
In the Fifth District Court, in and for Lyon
county, Kansas.
10y virtue of an execution, TO me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, tor Lyon county. Kansas, WILL on Sat
urday, the oath day of October, A D. 1863, at 10
o'clock, m, at the Court House door. in the town
of Emporia, county of Lyon and State of Kansas,
offer for sale public auction 10 the highest bid.
der. for cash in hand. the following described
property to wit. Lot number eleven ~ of block
eighty three 1887, lot number nine ~ of block
thirty-seyen (37) and lot number two ~ of block
one hundred and three (l03), situated in the
town of Americas, Lyon county, State of Kansas,
sold as tn: property of the EAid Elijah and Mary
A. Yeakley, TO satisfy said execution.
JAMES B. cox.
By R. PARHAM. UnderSherif.
81 S720l
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-19
MAJOR PLUMB.

We have looked in vain for something to
be brought forward which would sustain
the wholesale denunciation, INDUCED in by
a large portion of the press of the State, of
Maj. Plumb's official conduct in the pursuit
of Quantrile after the Lawrence Massacre.
No facts are shown which 60 to sustain the
charge of unofficerlike conduct on his
part. The report of the commanding
General shows that the horses on which
the men under Major Plumb were mounted
were young and had just been issued to
to the men, and were of course vastly infe-
rior to the horses of Quantities. men, who
had the finest horses Missouri could furnish;
and that at the time of coming up with
Quantrile his men had marched as far, or
perhaps farther, than Quantities., which
had so exhausted their horses as TO render
them unfit for service.
In this community where Maj P. is known
it will be hard to find any one who be-
lieves him other than brave man, or that he
acted in this particular instance in any other
manner than that warranted by sound judg-
ment and discretion. The truth Is that some
one had to be sacrificed TO the Moloch of
public opinion, and the first man that offer
ed was taken, without any regard to to the
III stness of the sentence
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-19
PA L N,PI N G. /.
GEORGE B. COOPER,

N1V46Na d OOO4 LII
House, Sign & Carriage Painter,
ad GLAZTER AND PAPER HANGER
Shop under Masonic Hall, Commercial street,
EMPORIA, KANSAS. 800
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-19
AIMING THE MILITIA.

BY the exertiousy of fine Governor FIVE
thousand stands Of arms have been furnish
ed TO Kansas for the purpose of arming the
militia, and many have already been dis
trbuted. The company at this place will
receive their arms in a few days. These
arms should have been furnished by the
Secretary of War two years ago. Our cit
liens ale willing aud able 10 keep the State,
as has been demonstrated in times past, du-
ring the Border Rufian forays in 1861,
but in order to do this they must have the
means. Without arms we are helpless
with them we are strong enough to protect
ourselves.
Gov. Carney deserves great praise for the
energy he has displayed in procuring arms
for our State. Small thanks are due to our
Congressional delegation, or some OF Them
for their aid in the matter. There appears
to be determination to thwart the Governor
in everything sought to be accomplished for
the benefit of Kansas, no matter how praise
worthy the object. solely from the fear, 1t
would seem, that he may acquire standing
which will interfere in the future with the
political schemes of certain intriguing dem
sgogues. The manor men-who will OBJ
struct, with such motives, salutary meas
ures. measures calculated to benefit our
young State, will be remembered in the fU-
ture. "The people will overbalanee such
scoundrels with dismay and defeat" Time
the aveuger at last sets all things even
We are content to wait.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-19
Adnrinistrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
IN ministratfoB upon the estate of NATHAN
TEL PARKER. deceased, have been granted to me
by the Lyon County Court, bearing date the
9th day of August. eighteen hundred and
sixty-thIee. All persons having claims against
said estate required 70 exhibit them TO me for
allowances within one year from the date of said
letters. or they may be preeluded from any bene-
st Of such estate and If said claims be not exhib-
ted within three years from the date Of said let
ers they viii be FOREVER barred.
HARVEY FOWLER,
Administrator Of Nathaniel Parker, deceased.
September 10, 1853. 25 $4O9
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-19
CONSTITUTION and BYLAWS.

SUE L. SPENCER, Secretary.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-19

Our esteemed friend John J. Ingalls,, has
become one Of the editors of the Atehison
Champion. He is one of the best writer's
y the State.
, 1863-08-09
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yani.ea WIoushs Ii IL Pps let aafnea oa
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-Four thou.aId nve hundred LED poHaaa snte:
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IIxe.E icsra t;D cat ton hopper Water Clo.sss,
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s; 81: Hopper. t~o e. ice: squire By teo
Two aandEsd ind ninety Lx fz6, thfes-quartsz inch
b:ass piatn Bib Cceka tfttnd faT iraa ptps.
IT Fensy st:ht ors inth EccE1 with ono ard 0ne.
Qaaitaf tsr1 Log Coz aecdoa4 ii for Iron ripe
lh1t1 slx(8] hall Inch bras plain Blons, ntttd for
itca p4pa: =
Tht[1y II II ~ 9ns 9nasseT .sf 'aca xavs EoSh7
fts3 P1rEe. -
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dap. -.
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, 1863-08-09


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xs y II 1Asn5s catsuT 1nt1 ~ con R1:toa of nos
1ElIElkb 6!nM aCls nllfkhs. fhla popu!ar PIP.
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11uon 0f TIC g! tAfu oasssalG hetH Had !aan
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aEnlnss mAiaales enGenoered uy ~ uuwholosnme It
nrrF a9 ~ rsn nn q. eaasss aat
r5 As-4s oA4 A11ao 10y 10 l1'eo oa - @Ae-
~ district. infected With rrvrp Am aarv IL s,,
"a remedy Thonsands Via rs5ss to nndeE 4nnpn
asuas xno pcslcct to syail tEesase,s potocys
tse IL .;T1nrs rrr rnTxG ~ vsrr se".s
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loSxxts pT sr1kIrs, aod FiTs dT LAxuroK i1nd
rnrnf ana n~rn1net r. iii frn the gf;cs -, @
i:Mony On iii point il nost cooeiasiys. sad ftom boh
TEs sannv of J{,r ,nra t,o1 RI I. troAa...p
, 1863-08-09
;.CAuT1ON,

. roAreid imposition observe The Signature sadLsrs
mesa OF Dr. Stephen 8wee$ on every lAbef. R-d h1so
e'8ephe0 6weett 1nfAi.Ible Iininent~ blown IN tn
xl1ss OF each bottle. vhout ~hfca uore sre genuine
o." RfcnAakn]sPPN ao]s Proa1:eto7;. e. Eor,,ss c.
For ssle pY LORD Il .9M1TH, GenesAl Western
AEsats g 1Aks street Chicago - Is e, * ds.3sFa
, 1863-08-09

N iGAT ~! sOAVENGER,-Oharles
IL. nd {Ss ~ esaa 70 Tie cleaning of Vanilla Priv
6oas spssd mss;, a.. e 2asaavs matter Of q deeer
stTss t. fs:ansa fss 80 Paaaed fspcnls, @ sssn;oo
Esaded l. vttS pru e tabs ssKnulo Al work =
a''s' ssaso'e' Pet onus aex tit3 fY3sntss VA III
, 1863-08-09

Vincent " - Vanwccnan h Vldcts Geo "
Vahcy Anthony yohntno D " VAnrans sa1sa Il P
Verp1ank Chas VaughauFB YanhagenIs2ac2
, 1863-08-09

foT. III South C!lrf street. Chicago.
SW1sf Wsssff e photskf1ph md AmhtotIpe Goods Il go
Ese Sollsdon and AIounen Paper arc tho h..t tAas
Eresi Tspnea and Plaia War aud co!orsd v!e9s ~
shies ~ lang exptrieneo in shs baSnet nH.
det1 X Snet great Inducements 70 this t!Nda "
Feat Ose Iosn III ~ promptly GEed. b. B. ~
, 1863-08-09

Watson John II Williamson ] A
Vcscott Josiah Wilson + C
JOHN QWhcc1erWNmA1
Wayne 1osph WNlttemmyerW I
tgali&es John D Whittier & b
Williams James Wilson Robert 3
" 3 Wygaut N II
Gro T Wli1tamsonRF9
r d lt1nchaRtss Il g
Williams John A tphttcaea 81
Williams CQ2 W!ghtnaM NY
W!l!!ame! g Mh1K VIC
, 1863-08-09

MAnnfActurers, using MAch.ne1.
Fvlll ind II the best article known
Hor Celrenung tho ChauueA, ~ it
twnrkn without delay. Is not atYtc.
ted by say change 1t temperature
, 1863-08-09

A DVANCES ON PRODUCE.
a The undersigned m prepared u heretofore. to
mtke sdvasees o: authotIo dsatts sTalntt prpduaa
ehttpod 70 their correspondence ln Tbs pItn mar
knts Ii 0ftAt British, siDkY 4 CRAWFORD.
1k. Petos otfD8t, Montreal.
nxy111xc1-usnk OF 1ofonto. Montreal
, 1863-08-09

Initials,

Eeerctary Of ASHER Lodge Frce and Accepted
MasonB.. TO tho Agent for tho bartlett Sewing
Aaehiue .Aeensyof tho AouItos Bag Factory.
cfal Collcge. :. n. NJ, care Of Allen Murphy -.
Metropolitan Roofing. B. J.,..B. 5 VT. d
TT. e.. .Casnlcf Bank Of Commerce,
Persons wishing drop 1ctters Advertised mnst
allx thrcc cont stamp.
~ Onlen open from 1st Of April to 1st Of No
vrr1hes, fsom I. N. till p. m. Fronl November
Sundays }tom $50 4. m. TIL t0:1 am.
11x1a ]. L. SCHlPP4, P. II.
, 1863-08-09
educational.

D1TTSBURG FEMALE COL
i LHGK Hev. !. c, PERsHrEG, D. D., Prshdant.
tAi,snaaaco pat rear :2t suoe,b build!1xs: Nlna.
facilities In the fLkmeaiAl branches Thorough ana
e1ten.tre cou1se OF stusy. Forty Dollars par term
wasnlpE aud fnel. Ee1t sern commeuces Sept lit,
Send to P1odeat Re{sss,Pg Gos Sss.9.Te
PIttAbutg. Ju1y !, LEGS. iyeQ-hsa9-aw
, 1863-08-09

General Western Agent. No Z Stats s:re4t CaicasA
= Hur@A9Eaa& I'm
, 1863-08-09
1868. THE 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL &, h,
x2B Miles 0ouhIn Track.

II order 70 kexD pAcs with tls o{ tn4 xySSr
11z public tho uaAskozx Vt TITS r1p1.tt Fqn:H haV
aided many iArroyo.~ onss during taa Yea1 lkua w
xtA IL eoan t will b Ii N rc1pxcts
s1Aek u stona bAllaassk, and eatr1lY ffos fen "a
, 1863-08-09

1868. THE 1858.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL B, 4,
1875 Miles Double Track.
s & sss 70: ~ z Il: sa;.: s,
s1Ssd ~any Sank ~ !fa. l.st ~
i. @ {; y :
THREE DAILY TRA1ss FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
tw.tn c,ssa cosueet:ess rom Western cuaa3
All connecting direct to New ye:x. TnKsUGp PHIrs.
NaiaSsr III es;s SSS WasafoRs i FffoRsa
riytnt ia aavAnea Of AL othar routas.
sEvER DAILY TRAlN3 FRuA j.
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
~ % 'saas q ses r.ss. ~ DoES
.siessiaE ar o. nisas szatns to paiA,,paia, Hs4
tSax5aEs ehecssd through snd Transferred tsa.>
FL KA4 HTs.= -
p ~ i Rsas@ :ss Sshss q =: = r.
d Eait:Eose to and .tom any rolnt o. tho KItrpss
4 q ssss Sas AfPsts y assSts n.1 4s
sssss 9ssss e " 6 u y sss +
tnckI, Tennsssce. Cnnbe1nnd hnao.a knaxp3p9&.
and 1t Cleveland xaadrsiy Aad Caicafo v1ta Eaaxa.,
81 to III Tort3 on the North Western LakeA,
de- ~ Il ae e.a ~
confidence On tn speedy tfsnGt
THE ttAIR8 0F FKE1GET TO AID tom Aay pottS
In the Wtat by he fe1nsylV11la Central Eailroad Ax
At ALL INx4 As FtvoNAnIE n A4x QHAIaKp II Q7E.
Xh HAH1oAp CoKF4NKE4-
EV . particular AID Hark packages VA Pmss-
For TFe!sht Contracts or chipping D4rtcona ssSat,
70 or addf.a5 either OF the following Agents of *
G:AssTEYAET. Freight Agent r,tupurka.
CLARHE& CO., TJHrsieT Aren't. P1ttahusrf.
r. E:W HEyMA nRsfA ~ cs2sn s5;ss1 ore e.: +,
J.E- AD1AEt tcutgJ1lle, H. !;
w; Ai1MAN CO, EEsns111ls. L.
CtAIEE CO. Chicago. nnnsM.
+; ]. H. HcCO1M. FoHt2n.euth, Onto,
McNEELT 4 MQNTGQIEtsT, MAycsyil:e. =.
" q e. l. LAk1LaT. Galpola. Ohlo.
E,B. PIERRE. 4 CO, Xapesr1le Cnla,
T. N.H. HUpS0N, R:pfeE. 0t!e.
a G. AELDRUA. .deaszal Travelling Axe13 tnr t1e
@onfN and WfEt
, 1863-08-09

ron ME{r4AT1sM, up1rr. NE1RALutA, LINN
lNHtska, nt!Ta AEb HO!INh3> .fif.Ra.
aa4.sASust asS atkV5os1 aR 1t}f BffsGlBgnaH. s}GtIlBBggnaH71o
I'D ne7st aiis Is!s l!snens il ~ r'spa1ea fSa s.
ffsc.{s e ": e!spla1 sxset. q Qounepaoat, !ibs
tst nofs an twsntY Tsats with lid mott ass6nisSns
III III AlIKytAro,, ov Fam, II I. nat,,..,oo
y an3 ~. eso.s ~ E1e1'c e T!%Sn IN
xasfs il III bssa sssd hss seSot Ssa kaow -
fOK NEURALGIA, II VIII AFFORD tu,,ned,.s. ra.,..
tn atetx cAst, however, dktFrAatIF, -
u wAl r9ltesn Tho worst oasss uf fit.AnACuH Ii
thtve Mlhut.s, md II ~sf7 sntoa 10 d. IT,
@ aFsYhuss us;s VII !: s95S N|fHses'H} 1an
sa ssp.y sad z, reasi; Al a.
lak d!trtls{ npon tbs Adsroa uA4rcs ii tlronE.lons
4 SSs'es Aod ressnfesls 70 elasticity
f3bTlEs.A..e y ..3s.a., .sne<,. ~ o..,,a tn.
u - tho nAH knoxnt and we nhttlenxe TIM WojlJ u
sssasiss IT, :s s'fa; IL i s s q 4.
sssGi SStssY E;gSh5 %Sb fSik THROAT y. e,,. a..
sss - sa' .'a
STRAINS ara sometimes v1y obstinate md untarss
worst case mAy bs ooaquesed By this Lp1sat IN svs
RHtfisES ec1r1g wouEps. spEEs, uLckN.,
mi healing psope.t1rs of DE fwEt11 Ih1A1liptR
6a1ss es4 RsfsS H:se ftsfS''44s + dfsponi 1Sp i Ia
, 1863-08-09
HOSTETTER -.
'CELKBRATED aTOMACHUITTHR

Towsadere1s On - and 1sud, - ,fs
ttom Polar shots to Tropic strand: -
70 osouscho1d lore and regions nov.
~ IN aselets Ia great c1tfes too: ;. !. II
- -a'ess N camp. fort. -dae.d, .,,:,. -
.ran,".a aElaas diseasaA xhtel4; : -! -.
.om.nssE. California bound. e.
@ ftenss s. xts =. .st. aaasshy ground: - Il ]
TO yonnx. and middle arss 49,. ''
TO shots IN hsa.ta, ~no would s ee,nI Ur
Heavens best Eitss without ss,ases -
10 ii, tte stzenxshleea, vnsr ~ --,tt
Who tToop. ut know not vh,s shs4s:,
HosrxzTH1's B11Tx1s xe p.rs:nt ~
AsHealtht most poteat element,
II there IL my value tn public oririau or,,-. :,
IN medical tesmoay, tha vsr7 boss md ..rs.4
Corrective and Ate1atse now befozs ths vo116to
HoRrvrTTnx7
, 1863-08-09
TXT ESTERN UNION COLLEGE
~ .&.+> - -
-
MILITARY ACADEMY
FULTON, ILLINOIS, -;

Tas third stat ht ths popular inAsn.ion yfl1 opsa
ssEn'At ..d NiHtiy Adass"n III E.!s II ca$HH{Is.55:
als} al..EAlSa !: n.sa X ttf|.!e9l NJ 94!ta,s md
eslF}t ttoiN abroad i08n and troald n Ihs lN}eS1
n ~. 3 At - 4"s sH{
Upntleaasa ..sqhert, ND ~ laesars!y sypalalMfq&
UFEAtFA' nest OF tAs colieks property *As $3.so
i,e& h7U,.tm " tnline tIitHA&A
, 1863-08-09
Every. Horse Owner

eheu1d haEe thft remedy It hand timely u.s. st
the nrst appearances OF IAneneas will tftctuty pro
vent those formidable diseases TO which al horses
able and yhaen Isqder - nsasy ot@erwiso valuable
: Orer Tour hundred voluntary testimonials to The
wonderful tsTsn!e propefttce Of this Lin1nent hATe
been Focalved within tho last TWO years and AnY 4
thsn 0om persons n the hEht4t tanka of IN.
, 1863-08-09
Superior. to any
Adhesive Preparation known.
Hiftenss Iusolnbla Cement

1G = new thir1. sad tue result Of
Eeafs Of etuay It's combination Il
E0n 4oKKxT1EIu PHEUtcLE1. aud
lunaetno clrcumIt2h1e-so CT change
Eof Temperature NM It 6ecuNlo
corrupt or emit Auy oHerkiye
lkIuell.
, 1863-08-09
Clement.
USEFUL and VALUABLE
D1EC0TERYi
.H1LTCNE
liNS0luBLE CEMENT !

u Of moro general practical
utility ttl1p any invention now
before tho public. It has bean
thoroughly festkd during the last
ItEo yeaFA bF practical tueu. Ind
pronounced by al to be
, 1863-08-09
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LnuIl4tA LI4s nA-.. .s'63 Capt 1fook.nS
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sfea.olp. tG.tof uK1s coanf11saeas1} 1t1 taI nnas
49W fofE e Liverpool. calltE At Qse-zrstowa eycU
t4terVate F ER19Af CONN enc31- on Lne S1at lntY.
They aFt nttee np for n5st aeeoad lad third claae
TA1ee4ksn ~ Etth DcsarT and aseomroz itione aTuAl
K1F1 q PAaaAuK .TEox ErwYoa1-1ss esas.- $a-.;
ID Glars &5c; Sd CLASH 4a,-psYth.e IN U Caszeacv,
FroN QcEExs1o1a 70 LTKRFoo1 Az rs md "a
Gbid. OF equivalent II EuxEa.1y.- -
Faf Ransye sp1n to WILLIAMS q GUIeS. % I'd
sqn r. {ts:ee: Nc r%8% : ~ g FexEFrHuApm.: =.
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EOR LAKE sBPER1OR-Ths
= Naa:eut,tt erst- c.ass Passenger stesaeost
1LAEEr-rapt. t. ChaHber1iu,,
Nntan n9u.nyt ts- tea.cn ct 1ses ,eavng Chicago ii
afa ~ tELeEta'1late tostA, On The following days:
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, 1863-08-09
&snl H6t4ls.

I ANDS.-To nll wanting Farms.
~ Large And thriving tsstls suSnt OF VnAl&nd mtg
reh aol puduees large crops snty ssrs trAcs. At
nom T. ln aao rer Assn: parable .ttae four ysara
tssl ~ usxtnE e Apply e Pt
fepsr. errtaslsE fiji Information. WI 10 saas ffse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15
THR POLICE COMMISSIONERS AND
GOV. SEYMOUR.

The sworn answer OF tie Police Commission
ers TO the charges aud specifications submitted
to Gov. Seymour viii be found IN our columns
this morning. Now that be las bls hand an,
would il not be well for tho Governor TO cause
an investigation into the affairs Of tho City In
spectors office, in regard to which Demo
cratic member OF the Common Council recent
ly stated ia his seat that no kuew the Cry
Inspector had got more parties In pay and do
Iug no work than was the ease IN any other
Department The same gentleman also stated
that out Of $4,000 To- fines and penalties,
&C., collected IN the Corporation Attorney =
office, the CITY got about $50. Neither do We
believe an oyeihaulng OF tae Street Commls-
soner's and Sheriff. Office would prove prgJu.
dIcial to the public interests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15
GENERAL NEWS.

1T |, tina iptsp,iou of the Central Committee OF
Wisconsin 10 call the State Convention TO nominate
.e ,fic.r, q, nm earlier period than heretofore,
probsblv the Ia, # August This being the case the
&c the candidates for gubernstorial honors arc
h,i,g pre,ty thoroughly csnvsssed. The names
,,.r,;,nrd in connection with the Office of Governor
embrace Palmer, W. p LyDde, Nelson, Dewey,
.Judge Dunn, and Benjamin Ferguson. Within tho
s,t three weeks, the friends Of Col. Starkwesther,
are pressing bis Gains
By the arrival Of the Ocean Queen from Pana.
MA we have later news from South America. fhe
Congress Of tie United Sates of Columbia closed
its session on May 10, after having adopted lib
eraI Constitution. Gen. Mosquers has been named
Provisional President nrtl April / 1864. capital
has moi yet been agTerd upon. There are no later
reports IF importance from Central America.
Tho steamers Constitution and Moses Taylor
sailed from San Francisco on Saturday with passen-
gers for New.fOrk. TIE Constitution also took
$4,000 in treasure for England and $240, 900 foT
tits city. Nearly two millions and a quarter in
treasure had been received at San Francisco between
tie let snd l2th met
Tine Hon. George II. Yeamsn has been unsn.
iuously rrno,nin4led by the Union Convention
of ,he Second District OF Kentucky, for Congress.
The brothers DAVIS charged with robbing the
Adams Expr-sa Comlany's safe, have been tried al
Baltimore and found guilty.
Before he board Oh Saturday the market wal
firm At The opening of tie session the msrke.
better fs securities principal activity benl
ia Coupon o. Of lcsl he shore list active aDc
Of TAI y cent. with out lite cash steel
pressing tie make, Pce' tagersd off little at tie cos'
u each stock and the marcel lad tbsf weak look Ah-
the better feeling prevailed aud the tone OF tbs
ua,le, improved Isoss. Gold WI. fairly active at al
advance II sbou y cent In the street the maIsei on lin
red irsn.Loisns generally better, closing strong On
ouded Of advance OF the Rebel srmes In Viz
.pis gold advanced 1881 si Money 10 in rather bstte
apply but the continues 10 De fun v cent Freight
quiet with LIS exception Of Grain. and ra,ss
finer 70. this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15
.ort Of dsauerrsn type. wagon, somewhere /,

sort of daguerreAyps'w somewhere in
the interior of the State from which it take.
its name. But we happen to have dates of tho
ith, including o Proclain.ltio Of that date,
from Gen. Banks direct md he was men har-
boring DO suspicion thnt KIRBY Smith had
whipped biu, or had even thorshi Of doing so.
And unless be gets The MissisSgp'an's tele.
gram, ws do nj believe be eyer ~'A SUSPECT it.
Up to that time, his Eyes had not been blessed
With sight OF Kirby Smith nor any Of aia
army, though The Miss.sSippian OF that morn.
IDg had already dooe for inn, generously
giving Zoe glory to Gen. KIRBY Smith
-Uuless KIRBY Smith should fight bis next
battle otherwise than by telegram, we have
good mind bot to report It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15

When you are asked by auy CopPerhead TO
believe that the Shareholders were .Ouded, o.
tauutcd, % somehow driven, into tho Grea. Reoei.
hon, Just put to hlm the following extract from tho
speech 10 the Georgia Convention In January,
l-6i, OF ALEX. II. STEPHENS, now Vice Pres
dent Of JED. Daus's Conlederacy, aud the
ablcst hlR ~ IL. Hear han
ru, slep lSrcession srcc ak ca never no recalled
and cal "a bsuui asa wtheups coaeg eases h-s -'s i0
las hey would ssr 'ec ,ous'piio" Tor all
Comm. fiuls Niea ~c pos eri'y sa-I see or
lovely desssi-i BY n, u ~" which tLs AT
" youl. W. nryluhiy invite ,ud call fo6h ~nsn oa' sesa
foids OF 4yus avrs, shi 10 odien down b enftsI-
,od'ery h-fy swec9rs vet our ahd our
,eaplss OF ,Nco aid e. ~ he horrors nd de'osoA
war upou ho bat ts ,ouyrnon via Do hela ro'Poa
s,bs lri .ad ho ogt hri shall have stv,n his 'o'o
Tor th INV iso aua ulyi sasas- is honesty slna aud
brsyrl sha De- hold 20 not souu tor Lis salelia ac y
the pro gepora u, ma probably easea and exec ~a's
by po.,eiy tyr all conins ne, .eE The wide sl1 -s
ruin that ,urvu.oy follow tins act now propose ID
poposfase t.
rau,o enlgct you, and consider los mome"i "hAs
reason YOU eau give that vii satisfy Sosr-evo' ~
e.nsr moa-r-sh., reason. sivo 10 yoai is.o"
sufferers ~ IN, calamity thai vii brns upon u'f "h.s
reason. N you 10 tue nation, Of tho earth to JI'i ~
Ih,y WI ba the calm deliberate a.es Ia tue case sna
10 ha e.u.. oas over. act you name OF point OF
which to Is., the plea sheaoni Whist right hss 'as