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STOCK STEALING.
Extensive Operations Along the River:
Probability that There is an Organized
Band.

During the past week or two several per-
sons living in or near Leavenworth have iost
cattle or hogs, which have disappeared an
the most unacoorntable manner. Several
mich cows are among the missing property,
and Yesterday We heard of two dressed hogs
having been spirited away. As we hear
s;miIar complaints from other points on the
river above and below We are led to believe
that there Is an organized band oil thieves
operating in this vicinity.
Among the accounts OF recent ro5berIes
We find the following i'm the Atchison Ia-
triOf:
ssWithin week or two, four mules and
one horse have been stolen at this city, ana
our police and others have been ON the look
out for the stolen property, and the par'ieS
who took it. Three of the mules have oeen
recovered, but none of them were iound IN
possession of the thieves. Circumstances
point TO Theodore Dickinson and Tom
White as being the parties who took Dr.
Grimes mule rs they were seen at his place
on the same night the mule was taken, and
4 few DAVIS afterwards Tom White offered a
mule for sale at Kansas CITY, which answered
che description as that Of DIR. Grimes. On
Thursday night last, Dickinson, who resides
in this city, returned home, and was arrested
a, his house in the west part OF the city,
.loring the night, and in default
of bail was lodged in the county
Jail to await trial. White had not
vet returned to this city, and our police fear
ing some accident might beiall him during
his absence, concluded to look after him.
Policeman Daugherty was successful in his
search. Tom was found near Leavenworth
on Saturday morning, where he was arrested,
and was yesterday placed in Jail to await the
uncertainties of the law 1t is pretty gener-
ally believed that one or both these fellows
had hand in stealing some, il not all five oil
the animals above mentioned. Ii is also be-
lieyed that there is an organized band of
thieves and cut threats along the Missouri
river, and that it is not al all unlikely that
some of the fellows now in our Jail are mem-
hers Of that band. The district court is now
in session. and it is now to be hoped that The
accused will be brought to trial at this term.
If found guilty, they should be sen. up for a
full term, as their presence outside OF the
walls of the penitentiary is not desirable. -
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Our Foreign AHairs-Who will be Min.
lister 10 England.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-The subject Of
the Alabama claims and who will he Mot
Iev's successor as American Minister 70 Eng
land, are regarded as the principal points of
interest in connection with the foreign policy
which the administration will recommend to
Congress, at the commencement Of the APP
preaching session. After the Senate reas-
sembles, the President will nominate new
Minister to England and he will be man
who will faithfully reflect the sentiments II
the administration upon that question. 1t is
believed the position which the President
assumes on the great point al issue between
the United States and Grea, Britain is quite
in accordance with the universal sentiment
of the people Of this country: That ample
reparation will he required for the injury in
fiicted on our commerce during the rebel
Iiop
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The following account of race in Law
renee, On Saturday, between Charley Gar
retts horse, Gen. MITCHELL and horse
brought from Topeka, called "Pat," and
said by his enemies to hail froh Iowa or
Illinois, We copy from the Tribune:
The race was one-half mile, with bet of
500 a side-S5O on 40 yards, $50 on 600
yards, $50 on 200 yards, and $50 on the
''come out" While the usual amount of
customary preliminaries, including an ex-
hibition by the large delegation from Topeka
G perfect confidence in the ability of the
sorre to "eat Mitch. up alive" backed up
by profiered bets of five to one, which few
Lawrence men would take, owing to their
usual magnanimity and their desire to let the
boys downeaey, the riders backed their horses
and watches were got in readiness to time
themce
Il h unnecessary to pr0l0ng this report
The nervy Gen. Mitchell - = evenaazt,
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DeCGS And OIls.

PORK.
Hogs are coming in more freely, decline in
prices convincing the farmers that there is no
policy in holding on longer. Packers were paying
yesterday SIC, gross, and &c, nett, With large
quantity coming in.
Monday ST. Louis Republican says:
Up to yesterday the weather dne for packing
operations; then the temperature above 4 safe
degree, and the timidity Of operators being hight
ened BY the fact just received that OF saip
ments South of the new products had sourrd, there
was not the amount Of business transacted We had
reason 10 expect. There need be little apprehen-
sion. however, Of spell OF unsuitable weather Of
any duration, the regular frost period is too far
advanced in this latitude for aweaiher freak Of the
kind. Hogs have come forward in quite limited
way. agsregating, up To yesterday, inclusive, but
IA, COS head. Rates ruled at the opening of the
week al 81, 6, ga, and 61sc, embracing all mer-
chantabe qualities; Tuesday at ) 9-l0 to 6I4c
the weight drawing $50, 80 and 500 Ds; We'd
nesjay 50 S. 10 90 50, showing decline; CT Friday
3 to 6i4e; the latter for choice. The supply Of
yesterday included that Of Thursday, and footed
up 1882 head. To-day, with only l. 025 hogs re-
ceve,i, prices remain steady at yesterdays quota
tion 10 81 Total receipts of the week Is, $40
head. Weather rather mild for slauyhtering.
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SEVERELY Gems JRED.
THE WAR.
Reports from k,erlin.

THE BNI'TLE NEAR ANlENS-
BERLIN, No, 29.-King William has
forwarded the io wing to Queen Augusta
VERSATILE. Nov. 29.-Yesterday Gen.
Manteuffel, VIII ii portion of the first army,
defeated the Frenri, few miles south of
Amiens. Tn. l'ench lost one thousand
killed and w,i....ed, and seven hundred
prisoners. Tie russian loss is compare
lively mimportant.
The Duke of Mccklenburg Schwerin is
near Lemans, VIII re Keratry has French
force OF =! 600 !.
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WASHINGTON.
Ne an ClaiEnS-HaSSiaA ApPleS-Wih
they thrive I'm Ka0saS9

tAey thrive I'm Kansasf
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-The statement
published on Friday to the effect that the
Mexian Claims Commission will NO: enter
tain clanse filed after February l., 1863, is
erroneous: - -
The Commissioner of Agriculture has just,
received from the 9Inperial botanical gar
dens at st. Petereb~xg:: a collection Of Rus
sian apples, embracing abo,t- 100 varieties
in duplicate. These have come in perfect
condition and are well provided with gratis,
which will be at once distributed to nursery
men and Others who desire to experiment
and propagate from these promising acqui-
sitions. in the Northern and Northwestern
States.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ENGLISH BANKERS OFFER TO TAKE THE EN-
TIRE GERMAN LOAN.
LONDON, Nov. "a committee OF En-
glish bankers held meeting last night and
resolved to offer 10 take the entire new Ger
man loan OF l0O, OOO, 900 tialers
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An Effort 10 have Certain Taxes paid
im CnrrenSy The San Domingo

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-iI Is learned that
early in the session OF Congress prominen;
Western Senator will introduce a bill allow
ing impO>, duties and taxes arising from Gus
toms to be paid in United States currency,
instead of gold, as at present required
II is positively asserted that the San Do
mingo treaty viii b. somewhat modified and
sent I'm TO the Senate.
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CHAPPED hands, face, rough skin. pimp!es,
ring. worm, salt-rheum, and other. contagious
affections, cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap made
by Caswell, Hazard Il Co., New York. ii
is more convenient and easily applied ;han
other remedies, avoiding the trouble o; the
greasy compounds now in Use. Sold by all
druggists. Noctis>u&wed
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BAD PEAcrtE--You might ss well ex-
ped t.. relieve and cure an iQ6smesl eye By
dsEsing irritating powders into il, "A TO e3-
pect to subdue and cure Caiarrh (which u IN
Inflammation of the mucous mesnhssne OF the
air passages in the head BY the use of irfita-
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NEW YORK MARK EFT.

New YORK, No.. 10
BIEsDSTCFFs- Flour dull aud declined 5al0c
super state 81 $50 Il; extra 81 ST. choice
So -. Wheat dull and declined le,2e; spring
81 05la ;mixei I'll 30; 81 SAL b; 81 i2a,l ~
for amber red. Rye 81 90. Barley heavy At 81 60
Corn dull MOL, mixed s7@9lc; new s09.s5c. Oats
dull and declined western jsc.
WIIs2EY-Quiet at one.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork s23 O0a2s %; new So -
prime mess ST. 20 10 Sl9 90: new So OOt6 22 80.
Beef 100 l5c extra I5aisc; hams in pickle l4al5c;
Lard dali II li..
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LANCASTER, O., Dec. %, 1859.
Messrs f. 4. SURE Co., Cincinnati, o.:
GENTLEMEN am induced to give NV
testimony in favor Of the medicine you pre-
pare, called Wayne's Elixir of Buchu, Jnni-
per and Acetate Of Potash, from the great
benefit l have derived from its Use. For
many years | have been suffering from an
affection of the kidneys, and tried various
remedies, with, at times, some benefit from
their Use, but had never received Il perfect
relief until had nsei your medicine, which
was recommended to Inc by Messrs. Slocum
& White, of this city, and feel that it has
almost produced perfect cure in myself,
and can cheerfully recommend it t" others
suffering from similar disease.
ALBERT CLAYPooL.
LANCASTER, o., Dec. %, 1869.
MeSsrs. +. T.. SURE Il CO.. , Cincinnati, Ohio:
GENTLEMEN-We have been selling your
Wayne's Elixir of Buci,u, Juniper and Ace
tate of Potash, and, from what We hear of its
use, would state that it gives better satiStac-
ton than any other article We sell. in COM
plants Of the kidneys. Respectfully,
SLOCUM l. WHITE,
d. SIFFORD,
GEO g. BECK,
\. DAVIDSON.
MUELLER Il BUECHLER.
nOv30-eOd&w2w
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Habttual Constipation.

Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. 80 2Od&wI2s
Habttual Constipation.
HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMANENT CT RE.
Some occupations Of life predispose to Co-,iv,.-
ness. especially those which allow but little
else. Persons who contract this unfortunate habit
Of body, under such circumstances, might possibly
be relieved by changing their sedentary employ v
ments for others Of more active kind; but this is
by no means certain. Habitual constipation is u
very obstinate disorder. AL the ordinary sO-caled
remedies invariably aggravate it. Nothing can be
more injurious than the continued use Of strong
aperients. They at first rrtafe and finally almost
paralize the Understanding them 50 torpid that
enormous doses 81 cathartic medicines have no eff
feet upon them. A mild aperient, combined with
gentle stimulant, is the true remedy; and a
binatien in the happest proportion, Of these ingre
dients, is found in Hosteiter's Stomach Bitters.
This famous Stomachic invigorates the whole inte.-
final canal, while quietly removing from its
lutions all impediments to a free passage through
them. No mere pur,a;ive has this double opera
ton. No ordinary stimulant effects the desired oh
ject. Gases Of Constipation abandoned as hopeless
by distinguished medical men have been cured in a
fe~ weeks by the Bitfers. To tho>e who have tried
all the medicines Of III. dispensary in vain, We say
try this irresistible stimulant and aTerient There
is ~" sufficient reason Why constipation should be
the consequence Of seslentsry habits. Hoetetter's
Biiter>, by supplying the vigor which would other
wise lie derived from exercise, will in all cases en-
able the system tn perform its excrerory functions
regularly and healthfully. tu-th-sat&wIw
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81.
Gold dull all day; opened at M; declined TO II
closed Al iil..
Clearances SS5, Uv, 600.
Governments steady.
Stocks dull and hardly any speculative interest
BROKERS gloony.
State securities neglected.
Money easy 1t to 6 most transactions at 6.
Sterling exchange and Brokers bills ..
sis. 49,; 81, 80; 81, So; IS :; new ~ /;
90, gt.; Is, 90: 10 .'>, So Is, lGs4.
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COW OF MEDIUM SIZE, HAS RIGHT
"A horn half broke nfi, let split, her color is
brown, white and yellow in large spot, has Whit
SPOT in her ibrehead. She Is gone about SIX weeks
LIBERAL reward Win b. paid Or the return q tie
COW to me. o. any infNsHatieS lending 70 her NJ
csvery. JOHN BIRlNGER,
= GunaaIsh, eOrner a Sixth and Sh1 suee-sis
n0yS&V2V ---s-.--
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CITY NOTICES.

Na.ns. MaSl&S:.
A large and wei selected assortment, al
No. So Delaware street.
noy26-i&w III. 81 DECKELNAN.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.
p,rIooS EpnN PARIS

BALLOON FROM PARIS.
CHRISTINA, NORWAY, Nov. pa balloon
which left Paris on the 10Th, descended here
to-day, with two passengers and number Of
carrier pigeons. The aeronauts bring COM
pete files Of Paris papers up to the day oftheir
departure, and large quantities Of Official and
private correspondence.
NOT PERMITTED TO PASS THROUGH swTTZ-
LAND.
BERNIE, Nov. 9.-Citizens of France are
not permitted 10 pass through Switzerland
To join the French armies
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Why Yeast POWDER shOutd be used.
Because it is much more convenient than
brewers or hop yeast, produces better and
more nutricious food, and never fails of sue
cess. This is particularly applicable to
Dooley's Yeast Powder as each package not
only contains the full weight as represented,
but the contents are perfectly free from any
injurious substances. Nothing enters into
its composition but articles thai are healthy
and nourishing, and the bread prepared with
it is such As can be eaten with IMMUNITY BY
the most sensitive invalids. Fer sale BIZ
grOcers everywhere. eod&wlw
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A woman with s., 900 worth Of jew
elry aud dresss was tined tor drunkenness
on Monday in the Boston municipal
court. .. !
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ting snufis or strong, asntic solutions DIR.
, Sage's Cafarrh Remedy cures Catarrl by lis
mild, soothing action, which snbdues the
inflammation and restores the natural secre-
ton Of the mucous iollicles. The proprietor
Offers $500 for a case of Catarrh that he can
not cure. Sent by mail on receipt Of sixty
cents. Sold by druggists. Address r. V.
Pierce, NJ. d., 1873 Seneca street. Buffalo,
n. Y. d&w.1w.
Country People aud Builders Take
Notice.
will furnish glass, prime sash, and glaze
the following sizes:
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MARRIAGE GUIDE
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.

\ private instructor for married persons or those
about to lie married, both male and female in every
thing concerning the ply siology and relations of our
sexual system, and the production and prevention
Of offspring, including all the discoveries never
before given i'm the English Language, by WM.
YOUNG, N. u. This j really valuable and in
tere>tiDg work. II j. written in plain language for
the general reader, and is illustrated with numer-
ous engraving All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least i'm
peGiInent married l;fe should read this book II
di.cln>e that every should be AGO TAINTED
with; still il is book tina; nus, be locked up and
lie about the house. II will ~ sent TO any adj
dress receipt of ~ cts. Address DIR. WN
VOL Mt, No ils Spruce Street above Fourth, Phil
adeiphis. 0'24vl27
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Diseased LtsnEs are Greatly 0H an .n.
crease ga this Country.

the sudden changing OF weather has done
much TO give rise 10 Consumption. Blu,
there are thousands oi cases who bring i. on
by their own imprudence- as wearing
damp clothing, and going from the damp
room into the cold air, and checking the
Precipitation, which causes Precipitation of
the Lungs, and then matter or phlegm will
collect, which nature will try 10 relieve by
coughing it mp, to prevent pustules from
forming. If nature does not raise the matter
with ease, and stop its inflammation, tuberclcs
will soon form, and Consumption will soon
follow. Aliens Lung Balsam will cure and
prevent thousands of cases of Consumption If
il is only taken in time.
For sale by all Druggists. d&wlm.
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q. -. W. II p. Il. n.

The Directors Of the Chicago Southwest
ern & Pacific Railway held meeting at the
Second National Bank in this city Monday,
and effected a permanent organization of the
company by the election of President Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer.
The condition and prospects of the enter
prise were fully discu~en, and pland ma
tured for the rapid prosecution of the work.
As an earnest OF the fact that the company
means business, We may state that commit
tee Yesterday selected route for road from
the bridge down to the city, and also made
arrangements for running a ferry in connec-
ton with their work on the other side Of the
river.
We are reliably assured that the c. S. W.
4 =. road will be completed to Cameron BY
the lst of January next, and that the work
Will BE- pushed forward TO this city with all
possible dispatch.
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ITALY.

THE GOVERNMENT STRONG IN THE NEW
CHAMBERS.
FLORENCE, :, =. 2S.-Members OF the
Ministry have been reelected TO Parlia-
ment in large T., rifles, and the Govern
ments will have strong working majority in
the new Chambers.
SEVERELY CENSJRED.
FLORENCE, Nov. 29-The Italian Minis
try is severely censured on all hands for an
thorizing the seizure of the journals which
published the Papal Encyclical.
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Why Yeast pouacr should be used.

". S. JEWELL, No. n Cherokee street,
bet. Third and Fourth.
nov29eod&w.
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rom Versailles.

IL. I....S.---,, CLAIM A VICTORY.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 29-The French, yes
iterdav. attacked the German forces a;
fn., Ia y - Nnn'argis and Pithiviers, and
Frederick Charles
.,cted the operations.
-, ,.isCaers Eel! into our hands.
v.4.-4-.- DISPATCHES FROM GEN. Won
wERDER
Confirm the reports of the defeat OF the Carl
b.ldians, al Pasq,ns. on Saturday, and their
disorierly flight. Gen. Won Werder fol-
lowed up his successes ON the next day, turn
ing the position to which the French had
retreated, falling on their rear and inficting
a los Of 400 killed. The French retreatei
in two directions The Prrssian Losses will
not exceed fifty, killed.
The retreat Of the army OF tue North from
Amiens, was in an orderly manner.
A Prussian captured before Amien., says
the German plan is to attack Lille and Dun
kirk.
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AGRICULTURAL TOOLS.
c. J. HOWELL, JR- -.-----..---.-.----H. c. PRAxG.
Leavenworth Plow Works.

buy the Best E1o~.
"A CIETf the Firss Premiums In Piovs were
given tn the underigned, who are DOW manuEse-
turing and have for sale, German and Cast Steel
Piovs thoroughly har!ened, and invite the at;en-
ton Of Farmers and Of hers to their work
HOWELL 4 PRANG,
Cherokee near seventh-st +, L-svenvorfb.
jy20vl15
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on, await Tery easily from the Topeka horse,
and ngsse,I every point full four or five
LENGTHS he'd; winning all the bets and the
r,cs. in fine unprecedented time OF As l-2
seconds. =. =,
The s,,cr x,ss q, the colt Was the subject of
much conph a.uiation by his friends. in which
the Topeka md Leavenworth gentlemen who
bct against h. I'm courteously shared.
TLE il the fourth or fifth race won b..
;. Mitcb.n this season, and he can nOw re.
tire 10 the m outrageous fields aud s,nli,
meadows OF iiosebrook with digD'. ty and
honor.
Kansas city.
An intelligent correspondent of the
Niagara n. y Journal, writing from the
town above named, gays:
At KANSAS CITY
Here We lind crowds Of people making
their way to trains bound east, all having
become thoroughly satisfied as to the truth
OF the old We, irite maxim, 'all is not gold
that ylitterS.'- Atthis city there Is not one re-
deeming feature Its residences, poor in
themselves. are inaccessible excep, by means
of ro,e, ladder or aerial flight. Its site is GER
tainly the mos; inappropriate of any city I
have seen in the east or west Built As il is
i'm a consIomeration Of hills and valleys, and
holes and swamps, i can only wonder at its
rapid growth. Here are sunk thousands of
dollars of the money of Adventures from the
east, who have been allured here BY Utop-
ian dreams of fabulous sums To be made in
this land of milk and honey.
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No such sensation has been created in the
food market during the present century, as
that OccasiOned by the introduction O. the
new staff ollie for 30 it may be justly called
known AS Sea Moss Farine. 1t is difficult to
te4l the truth about this extraordinary article
of diet without being suspected of exaggera-
ton. Prepared from marine plant which
grows spontaneously on the Irish coast, it is
by all odds the cheapest article of sus,enance
ever offered to the masses; while the dishes
prepared from it cannot be excelled, either
for nutritious properties, epicurean flavor or
variety. The Sea Moss Farine Co., 80 Park
Place, who own the patent under which II is
manufactured, are doing business in this
new edible equal to that of the most extern
sive Touring establishments in the country,
and are now erecting new mills To supply
the ever-increasing demand. From 25c.
package You can produce silteen quarts of I'M
surpassable Blanc Mango, Custard, Farine
Cream, Jelly, or light Puddinss. lnvalids
and convalescents find the dishes made from
it more delicious, digestable and restorative
than any dainties Of the same class derivable
from ordinary sources. eod&wlw
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ALL friends of educational progress will
be glad to learn that MapIewood Seminary is
prospecting finely and already has about six
ty pupils. A reception is to be held there
this evening, at which it is expected large
number of orr best citizens will be present
Omnibnsses will leave at the following times
and places: Fifth street bridge at 7:3O; cor
ner OF Usage and Broadway at 7:20; Plan
tiers Honse at 7:30, after running up the
E-planade As far as Col. Terry's residence.
The. fare for the round trip is only twenty
iivecents
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We regret to learn of 4 painful accident
to Mr.. Geo. II. Keller, of Springdale. While
on his way home, his horses took fright near
DIR. few's residence, aud ran away, Mr..
Keller jumped from the vehicle, bu; fell SO
heavily as to, break his wrist and receive
other injuries. Being nearly 20 years of
age, the escape from death was narrow one.