, 1865-09-06

r. -,ss::.s .,;7frv Of his old
): ~. :,s .':F Is, = o.s. ~ y ~ =
-oceaa,uy ~; l., Fest'',ss - - -
had violated !. Il, !; = ~ : - IL :
by a1resting gcvera. 4. -, -
sham. The arrests wee L.. {. .s>.
found by the Conservative Granai:.-
fayctte county, before Conservative 81, :.
With which the Federal authorisits" had Nc
morn TO do than the hing OF. the Cunibal--
}sats rool tss @ dlshsnas3 isEanaDd Es lssoast
ing that he did not intend to SITTER i, 2ta,; VI
d. shenanigan" on the part ol He Au9n, AZ
tionists. The wonder is that soen@9a1 @ s3ie 1iq
not blow his brains out on the sp:.., ~ ~.
ference bet8eEu Pool nnd the Nlgnls,. $y,.,n WY y
werere4noEed by the Miller cotty ma'.,a, .1a,a y
about as wide as the difference een,t ,t"Eei
dlsaam af,s! d tTssSsaes esSsr;1o ia1enaeisd
to the military authoritfg I,any montas sf; afEo;
suppose they are exenH nom P.osecu.,9,n ,.t
for acts done during tl,sFas* They arc slowly
learning their mistake. Another Of the rebel
scoundfels has lately che to grief. His name
Is Cobb, who for q los time commanded M "a 2
company qf gucfillaah NolLn tssoq,,, ~ '-tn., m,s
bonss s5psed Cd z FtSs ors a ROCK @
Prnirie. This = "a 1labolical outrage. Nor;
ris was taken iro1 his home, his fh1ni1y tuIni
Ed ont ar ijr,,rseard his house burned to tho
ground hciore their eyes,, He Nns then tied
to d tree, andbefore his wife and daughter
deliberately slpt. Cobb was present on the
occasion, and now thinks his parole covera
snch acis as tits Heis now confined in the
st. Joseph Jail, and will probably swing fol-
his:erimes- Justice will. 0vertake these rebel
scoundrels after while.
:. The locomotives OF construction train
working both ways On the completion Of the
Missouri Pacific exchanged signals on Satur
day, and the work between the two u now
progressing go vigorously as to insure It's tina
completion By: the 18th or 10Th Of this month
The St. Louis delegation to the festivities
the Chicago Board Of Trade were much lm
pressed BY the enterprise of Chicago: !.
would not be safe to invite too many OF on
merchants to your city. They would Do 10!
sorely tempted to remain there 1t is rattle
amnaing TO hear the old 5ogy capitalists o. -; y
Louis degry Chicago y Iankses: vut of 81! II
Chicago spirit prevalent here. !.
It Is supposed THAT The difficulty betWec
Gen. popc and Judge Brewer or Kansas, In n
ation to tho recovery Of forty y-ninc Indian p<
MICS held Dy the military commander Ut Fol
Learenworth, has been smfeably settled. Th
matter hns been transferred to the tntte
!?The Gnitei statess Telegraph Company. d
vigorously building their line between this cit
and st. Joseph, They have gangs OF men no
working un several sections, and promise t
reach Kansas City by the 10Th, This is pa1
Of the Pacific extension.
The success of tho efforts to establish q LIT
of. steamships between Boston and New Q
leans, to connect the steamers Of the Atlant
! & Miss. s. 8. Co., Is regarded here as b
thing for this city, as 1t enables the comp
mics 10 ship -four and other freight to Bosto
| in about tic same time, aud at consIderabl
lower rates. Us by. all rail routes- The ral
roads viii hardly enter into competition !
cutting down the prices. '
4 yarn has been printed about rccports
confession Of suicide; formerly an inteti
sold nearly everybody, but turns out bosu
Goy. Fletcher has gone to NcW York,
business connected with the sa1e Of bonds &
the Pacific Railroad. ::
Major Eunday, formerly editor Of the NJ
ws,lkee Sf1lind, is.now Judge. Advocate !.
Gen. Popc's staiL, and has charge Of the old
Of this department. He Is au excellent {