The Weekly Union Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • 2

NuTICJB 0 MILITARY OlICEfiS. Weekly Union Monitor. and other articles too numerous to men-tion. One article exhibited la particularly worthy ot mention, for it is certainly 1,000,000 VARIETIES. X.

B. EMMEHT, a EDITOR. If one of the most ingenious pieces of i05r icorr, kassas. Thursday, Oct. 19, 1 865.

On hearing a clergyman remark, the world is full of chansre, Mrs. Parti njrtou said she could hardly bring her mind to believe it, so little found its way into her pocket. Last Tuesday there was a five mile foot race at St. Louis between John Grennell and Young Dcorfoot, a side. The latter won by 36 seconds.

Dfierfoot's wWla time waa Grin-nell's 30:37. Deerfoot ran the last mile in the almost unprecedented time of 5:30, and Grinnll, Retail M' rcIuiHts, Keep constantly on hand a splendid assortment of everything in the shape of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, POCKET CUTLERY li was to embarrass them heretofore to now secure to themselves the influence and patronage with which they hope ultimately Jo hoist themselves into power a system, of flattery disgraceful to themselves and insulting to the purity and patriotism of Andrew? Johnson and Samuel Crawford. "That as the blood of the country was freely given to preserve it, so should its reasure be as freely given to rescue it from its load of debt, and insure its perpetuity; arid if the last dollar is re. quired for that purpose, so let il be. That we regard the doctrine at the so-called "People's Conven-! tion," in this city, on the 3d that itis the duty of the Government ao receive the revolted States with, all thslr loads of treason upon a basis.of equal political tights with the States, system "of political naturally leading to a.

recognition of the rebel debt, aad threaening to involve us anew in the struggles of the That irhile we sre willing and would gladly receive thuse States, their loyal elements, iuto" full fellowship, we ask at least a period of probation for those who, by their acta of treason, forfeited evary political right under the Constitution. That the right of franchise does not properly belong to men who have voluntarily bori.e arms the Government, and we are in favor of dis Th, of Baltimore havins: purchased ia hall at a cost of and organized the" Fouglas Institute, it was dedicated to tducation and literature a few nfirh since, with imposing ceiemonies, Frederick Douglas delivering the dedicatory omien. mechanism wa havo yet seen. "We refer to a self-movfngpanorama, manufactured by J. Morley, Esq.

It is a picturo representing a mill in full ope ration. Atone side is a pond upon which correct representations of ducks are constantly moving, while close at hand, and following them are two) or three men with guns in their hands. Everything is set in motion by simply winding it up Jike a watch. In the Mechanical Department we noticed some very fine harness, saddles and bridles by Ilartman and stove and tinware by C. Drake.

But the moot finishid piee! of mech anism was a work box, manufactured by John W. McDonald, without th aid of other thaa the common tools he has around tie house It is made, we believe, of rosewood, ornamented, with a mirror in the lid, and all fitted to gother in the most complete style. FRUITS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, WINES, BRANDIES WHISKIES AND CIGARS. Repul)liean Ticket. mmmmmammmmammmwm FOR HER UP, D.C.

KNOWLES, FOR TREASl RER, J. F. WHITE, FOR COUNTT CLERK. J. S.

EMMERT, FOR REQ19TSR, J. S.EMMERT, FOR ASSKSSORi, W. T. JONESr FOR COUNTT ATTORNEY, S. M.

TUCKER. FOR COVNTV SURVEYOR, CREAMER, FOR COCNTT COMMISSIONERS, J. R. J. F.

HOLT, A. C. FRIMM, TOR REPRESENTATIVES, 53n? DittrictW. A. SHANNON, Trouble 13 in Utah t'i State of Kansas, Adjutant Gwetal's Office, Topeka, October 11th, 18G5.

Commanding officers of Kansas Re iments and Batteries have been called upon from this office for complete 'Military Histories, of their respective com mands while in the United States ser-vice. beginning with-the organization, and embracing all marches, assignments, battles, skirmishes and en gagements, including official reports" of the same fjom all The officers of the 2nd, 7th, 8th and 10th, have complied to the letter and their records now stand completed. All ex.officers of the remaining Kansas organizations throughout the State are again called upon in this public manner for- the histories of their respective commands, hoping that the same -may! be promptly furnished, and the soldiers of their respective commands placed on an equality with those of the 2nd, 7th, i 8th and 10th. Sueh reports are not desired for tho glorification of the superior officers, but every private who has bravely fought and suffered every soldier who takes pride in the good name of his regiment is anxious to find its' official record in the archives of the State. An officer from Kansas, who has been "mustered into" the United States service, certains fy should not forgot hat ho owes to Kansas, and promptly fuiish such res ports as the War Department allows, thus giving proper credit on o.r State Records to our brave officers and men AWD SOLD Mormons asserting -that the Gentiles are making etcronehments upon their Several murders have recently been committedat the Vnines in Rub Goods delivered to any' bart of the City valley alleged to have peen perpetrated I TJ: Li 11- vy luumDK, 001 oeiivea to De instigated at least, by the Mormons Iowa Election.

Returns from the Iowa election indicate Stone's majority to be about A small vote j- are sole agents of Overman Marin, 111, for tLe Bale of THE OSAGE ORANGE SEED 52nrf District NELSON ORIS WOLD, Goodlander. of this citv and THE COUNTY FAIR. qualifying every such person from vots CORNER OF- WALL AND BIGLER STREETS, The result of the County Fair, last waa such as to encourage alt who are interested in its Mating FOllTSCOTr, ircade JEathig I ouse, all necessary allowances for a new country and a young society, the exhU L. 0.0 WINGS; S. B.

CAMPBELL, Proprietor, Clerk. PUBLIC SALE Of sSCHOOL LAN 3S. bitioa was certaialy a cause of congrat Messrs. Chase Gardner of Marmaton, had on exhibition some well fin ished and substantial pieces of furniture, manufactured by thomselves. TROTTING AND EQITESTRIANSHIP.

In the afternoon, fit' the last a a large crowd gathered oa Uie race course, where the speed of some of the fast teams was trie'd," after which the premiums were awarded to Man-love's gray, and P.McDonali's team. At the urgent request of officers of the society, a number of the ladies who had gone out On horsebaek, entered the of equestrians, which was I will sell on the ISth DAT OF CT BER, ISM; on the grounds, the-following i The tax payers, of Bonrlmn coantv, Kamwstire here- by uotitied that the rate of taxes levied for State, County. School and Townsh" purposes, ftir the year ou each one hundred dollars valuation, is aa follows, viz TOWNSHIP. mg, be he or elsewhere, until we know that he has repented in sackcloth and ashesfof.the crime he was axteprng to perpetrate against the Government and against Humanity. That we regard the.

policy which says the negroes, who have fought for the Government shall "not vote, while guarantees that right to -rebels, who have voluntarily borne arms against the Government, as a policy obnoxious to every sentiment of humunity and patriotism, one that demands a united rebuke from the people. a That while we are opposed to i amies diate negro suffraga asi premature, be AVI LOAMS STREET, Fort -V- Kansas. The Iit ot premiums awarded -will qr school section 8, town i3, rangi 1" acres. valued at SJ dollars per acre; 40 acres under fence, '25 acres In caltivation. Improvements valued at tlTS 00.

who have fought on the battle fields of qr section 36, town 21, range 180 aci'i val appear in our next issue, and we will not take up space by a long description. We, however, made a few minutes, the benefit of which we propose to give our The proprietor desiresto inrrra le pabllo that he hag rhorouRlily renovated the ahore establialiment formerly the Arcurte Restaurant,) Ami prepared to meet every wanl iy hi line. -Afno more Boarder s. -V ued at 44 dlars per acre; ail under fence and abnat 00 the Union. ANDERSON, Aojt Gen.

of Kansas. qThe above being of general interest The exhibitions were had in the en acres In eurlivatioii. Improveiuent valued mt qr section 36, town 21, range 21, valned 'at dollars per acre. One log cabin a id onu acre in cultivation. Improvements valued at $2 qr section 30, town 23, range '3, valued at $9 peracre.

i' This section all bottom land, timoer the Ostige running through th- west halt Ontbe 9th bAV OCTlrisft. V-S'ia franklin Township, oil the grounds, i 3 i 2 5 i 8" School District Sio. 6S lf 1 00 10 00 lOf 1 25 2 Remainder of Township do do do do 0 00 1 Tl FREEDOM TOWNSHIP. one of the most interesting features ot lieving that merit and intelligence sho'd closures known aa Forts' Blatr and to the soldiers of the puiuiciB vii me ouw, i-ir i- 1" papers be th qualification for voting, they are who will be furnished with good meals, and charged rea-jnablj. I7(a lest of Liquors and Cigars, will b.

fumwhed at the Bar. VKAI.8 AT AU, HOURS. rovt Scott, Jet. IStid. n-6-tr HOUSE SIBM PAIHTBR, GRAINER, and GLAZIER.

The Nlqi section town 23, Qj'triet ic daA'un a the exhibition. We doubt if any town in the West has more good fady equestrians, who ride more gracefully and fearlessly, than Fort Seotk Tbey all rode sO well that it was difficult to decide who was entitled to the preference1 valued at three dollars per- aci-e. notyat prepared to exercise that pre- iarnui otate are requested to rogative, we consider the. asseveration g've tne same a prominent position in that they shall never vote, their columns. worthy qualified or not, as the emenation of prejudice, and not reas COCXIV" A.IL- son, that they are even now better en-f- following report of tie grand aa -4 uu im uu au uu i aw in z-a 160 acres, valued at three dollars per acre.

per qr ot a qr, acres, va'' nr aero. Lot No 1, to acres, valued do 2 4o -do-, do 8 3 do do J7 do 4 10 do do $.. ill per acre. ti do a 50 do i 41 do dodo do do 075512-9 do 6 do. dodo do do275 4512-9' do 4:1 do do do do do 1 0 2 7C.2- do 63 do do do do do 60 2 262-ft Balance of township, dodo do ilo U01762-9 TIMBERHILL TOWNSHIP.

titled that right than he who made jury at the last term of the District The premium a fine riding bridle was tne dastardly attaefc on tbe.fiag of bis t)l do" do 10 do do Shopiljnining Dorey's Blacksmith Shop, cor. Bigler and country, and trailed it in the dust, and tiu ctreeis. Fort Scott, Kansas Court, is a repetition of former reports on the same subject. The necessity of a county jail is being felt very serious ly, and we trust the County Board will awarded to Mrs. R.

jS, Havens, i jAiL. The question of issuing bonds, to the 2 acres under cultivation, one hewed log house, en: log oabin anu good weil of water. hoi No rt, S7 acres, valued at 6 00 ere. do 7 34 do do 8 do do .8 15 tjo -fur 15 00 do Lot No 9 17 acre valued at $0C i per acre. do 10 18 do do 10 i .) do 11 20 ilo do 5 U.

do Henniog. THS STOCK DEPARTMENT Waa in Fori BUir. Though not a large-exhibition, it was very creditable The cattle exhibited by A. Frimm were of a very superior character. One bull thorough bredexhibited by him, only two years old, -weighed 1295 lbs- Oen.

T. S. Brockman exhibited a two-year old buck and an imported ewe and lamb; all splendid specimens of that stock. His buck weighed 150 pounds, and at the last shearing produced 14 pounds of wool. 'r Mr.

McDougal, of Marmaton, exhibited a colt, sixteen months old, that weighed 920 over fifteen hands high, and measuring twenty-six and a half inches1 around "the arm. Wll that the interest of the country demands that if either class must be allowed to vote, it should be the negro That duty to the country and posterity demands the trial and execution of Davis and his chief associates in V. 4 v. again preseut the subject to the people: iEtna Insuraice Company amount of $7,000, for the construction of a County Jail, will be submitted to the people at the general election, next do ido OfT do AO do di do' do 50 Sept. 6th, 1S65.

2 24v 224 2 7 Fift en acres fenced and in ocR-iva-ion. Improvements valued at 1 1 50 08. One half of this- section valuable timber land, in lots lo do do do. do School District No. ft no 10 do li 24 i -do 40 do 88 the Honorable Court of County Com- to suit the purchaser.

or HARTFORD, CONN. do do do do 1 00 do do do do 3 25 do do do do 2 75 do do do da 1 25 do do do do 3 00 On the 20th DAT OF on Ihe grounds do 4t 4 The necessity fur a jail is" nowrecog- C2 do ailjuiiiinv the town site ot marnia on, Tho a ft or section town 25, lange (he liest 17 Balance of township, do rKANKLIN do dn do do 00 TOWNSHIP ntzed in all portions of the "county. School District Mo. 19 do Net Cash Assets, July, 1864, Mlo do 024 do 100 do lhat the doctrine ennunciated by Monroei that no monarch tear form of government ought to have a foothold on this continent, is sound in principle, and demanded by. the necessities of the country, and we believe U.

the duty of the national Administration to make au application in. the settlement of the 'tlo do do do 1 25 qualitv prairie land. allied at five dollars per acre. One cabin valued at fifty dollars. qr, same qusJity of lan valued at five dollars per ftt- 7 qr excellent prairie landk valued at 8 do lari per acre.

qr, good prairie land valued at three d.lars per nussioners, Boqroon Vounty, of Kansas, Greeting We, the Grand Jurors of Eourbon County, Kansas, do, by special charge and recommendation of the Honorable Jude of the District Court, and upon mature deliberation of the same, hereby recommend that a jail for and in the eounty of liourbon. for holdioir crirni- $3,273,635,04. The expense of transporting prisoners to and from Lawrence and of keeping them thee is becoming very eavy, indeed. It would build a jail in a very 2 7V4 8 01 i 2 2f-i Sftlj --2 7i.i SOli 01 1 lot i do 2ii do 2rt "it do 28 do d. 5S do 59 Balance of township.

do tlo do do do do do do do 50 do do do dn do do do do I 00 do -do do dol 25 do do do do 1 25 do bo do do 00 built and very active. LO ES FAIP IN 45 YEARS TOWNSHIP. short time, and we are only tnrowlug away money every should nals, be built by sai4 county at the Over $16,500,000. noueea iwo or.mree nne Jltallions the owners' names we have not learned also considerubl other stock that will compare favorably with be invested in property belonging to eft -J the county. acre.

On the 21st DAT OF OCTOBER, 1303, on Mill Crctk, bout miles northwest of Fort Bcoi. The IS qr of Section 16, town 25. range 14, best quality of prairie lan valued at four dollars per acre. Jne honse, 8ne peach orchard, and about, fifteen acres under cultivation. Improvements valued at $200 00 The ft's prairhland.

Bhied at tj er acre. One house, and 25 aci-es tn cultivation. Improvements vat edat $150.00. The qr, prairie land, valued at three dollar per acre 8 qr," roken prairie land, valued at one diillai per On ithe west half of this section mtmy indications of coal a.Kiund. J.

F. Whitb, Deputy Ireas. r. nar: this fact, every mem School District No. 25 do do do 00 do 1 00 2 7 wiosa cxnionea in eastern lairs.

The exhibition of burrsries, carriages. do- 2 do do do do do 50 2 24 earliest possible moment. liiat we therefore request the Hon. Board of County Commissioners to take the matter at once in consideration, and we will ever -'JOHN HAMILTON, Foreman. H.

Roe, Sec. Politics in Bourbon County, A Muddle. We see by the Monitor that do do ber of the Grand Jury composed of some of the best men from every town do do 1 OO 74 -do do 1 25 2it-do tin 75 li do do do do The oldest most reliable Insurance Company in the United Statei; A. SHANNON, Agent. n-6-tf Great Auction Sale OF CONDEMNED do do do 40 do 47 do 4S uo iy 64 do do do do do 3 00 4 7 do do dn do An -i ship in the county voted for the ie commendation we publish in another column.

do 70 do Italnnpik of t.ownslnn in MAUMATON School District No. 37 do 'Legal Notice. We shall have something more to say do Ait i-do 1 IM 74 do tin do do 4)0 1 71 do dt lo 55tW do do-. ilo do 1 Oi 2 74- 13 jdo- fl do to 7 51 do do oo 2 75 44.) do do do uo 1 25 2 do do do tin 75 2 4 40 do do tne people ot Bourbon have taken tinia by the forelock, and have already made their tickets lor the coming elec 41 do' Government Property! about this hereafter. STATE OF KANSAS, I Caivkw Civ Al.l.W.

Aa -do do do A nmhoo 1,.,1,1 tit do do do 4ti 47 4H tions. The Union Republican Convon II -ii REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN- 56 do do do do do 1 00 2 71 tion met on the 29th and nomis do do 21 do do do do dg do do 75 2 On do- Wl X4" Balance of township, do T10N -PROCEEDINGS. Pursuant to adjournment the deles and buggy and trotting horses, by Messrs. Manlove, A. 'McDonald, P.

McDonald, Wilson, Ray, Capt. Robini son, Dimon and others, wore very fine indeed. We do not recollect ever having seen a better exhibition in that line at at any County Fair. THE AGRICCXTCRAI. DEPARTMENT Was also well represented.

The potatoes, corn, onions, sweet potatoes, pumpkins, etc, by Messrs. Eastwood. Goff, Gardner, Costoo and others, were equal to the best productions in any country." Mr. Gardner had a bunch of 24 very fine Nansemond sweet potatoes, taken from one sprout. SCOTT-TOWXSHtP.

gates to the County Convention met at the City HaJl on Thursday, October 12, Scheol District do do do. do doC7rS51 r. The meeting was called to order by Mciian (jncntibn. Convention 1 proceeded to the nomination of a candidate for State Senator. 1 Mr.

Shannon, nominated D. Ems mert. motion of C. B. Hayward, Mr.

Enimert was nominated by acclamation. On convention'adjouruQd. S. A Ch'n. J.

S.Emmert, Sec'y. MASOsia The General Grand Chapter of tho United States, at its recent session, granted a charter to "Fort Scott Chapter, No. 3." "Lea ven worth Chapter, No, which, fur several years, has been working under Dispensation, has also obtained a charter. This makes three chartered Chapters in the State, the constitutional number required to organize a Grand Chapter, As soon as. this is.

accomplished, Royal Arch Masons wishing to qrganize Chapters Can obtain Dispensations without going outside cf State, an advantage greatly to be desired. i In this connection it may-not be amiss to call attention to the condition of the Masonic Hall in this ciiy. It is due to the of iJcott, and the honor of the Fraternity, that this Hall should be immediately fitted up in good style. The money required can certainly be raised without difficulty by privato subscription, if the Lodges have not the necessary funds. For the purpose of taking this matter into consideration, all Masons connected with the Lodges: in this City are requested to meet at the Hall on Friday Evening, the -20ih inst.

at 7 S.A. Manlove, member of, the Iola. within and for the Conniy of on tne iihAay Octebet, in the vtar I8i5, Pitsent, 1. Doinpir-ger, Probate Juilgn An instrument purporting to be the- last will and testament of James of Mt'u Ljuuiy, dici'-ed, beinsr to the Poin here h.r Owvt- 1- Hnl-toji, the cxecuti-r t.ieiv.n for i.oi,re.. It.

i by said Conn, fciat all concerned tiici tm be noticed to appear at aji-ssioti uf.said ccji'i, to be 1' I i at Iola. on fhe 1st of show ause, if anf tliev have nuam: "te pn-bat. of raid will; tor which it is un-tliir ordered that a copy of th record rf this order be pubJiatied rae wee.ls lu theVort Sen Moniior, a vper prhrta at, K6rtcott, Kacww all of, which ulilicati previous to ihe said ttine appointed for said bi-ii. A true copy of K-Crd. A.

L- DoRN'BtR'rlilt, n53 l'robate Juilae. Dissolution Notice. The cn-partnersliip heretofiire existlns Wween Hem y-Ernich and R. O. lj-niier, uitiler-the name and sl.vle ot Krnich Leader, ia hereuy disolveil bv mutual consent.

The badness will hereafter beendncted by 18. 1. Ln-sVr who will settle an debts, and eollectall accounts due the firm. tliXlClI, R. I.

LLX0KU, Fort Scott, Sept. 18th, 1S85. Thanking the public for the liberal custom they have heretofore extended to the establishment, I recommend Mr. Lender to'the ane favorable consjitcratuM. HKNRY do i do A do do SI do do do do do 1 2o 2 5 do la-do a dol 00 2 06 do do do" Io io" 23 1 99 lo do do do 1 24 2MW OS do do do do' do 1 25 2 -1)9 do do da do MUM County Central Committee, who oEeis ated as Chairman.

J. S. Emmert'was do do chosen Secretary -1" Dalance of township, do do do do do 00174 CUT OF FORT SCOTT. District Xo 5a: State, 531; Ccunty, Bridjre, 10; On motion. Wheaton, D.

B. Ems City, 50; State School. lofi'Sohoel, 1 00; Total, 3 24. 1 wift attend at the plKce of holdmir elections, tn Ornra Dspot Qcartkksiasteb, 1 Fori Scott, Kansas, Oet. 12th, 1S65.

will sen at public auotiao, ts the Mghei; bidders" commencing MO.VB A Nor the Oth 1805, at 10 a. anacentinuing from clay to day, until all are sold, the following articles of Condemned Governmeni Pioperty, viz 375 HORSES, 50 MULES, 43 ARMY WAGONS, 9 FARM do. AMBULANCES, 6 CARTS, 600 SETTS HARNESS, 2 HAY RACKS, 1 WOOD do 290 WAGON SADDLES, 75 RIDING do. 220 WAGON 50.: Head Halters an 400 'Horse and Mule Collars, liO HALTER CHAINS, 135 NECK 17 STOVES, 280 Joints Stove l'ipo. 40 Elbows, 6 SETTS SHOEING TOOLS, 4 41 Carpenter 5 Saddlers 101 COMMON TENTS, 41 WALL 7 ilOSPlTAL i 74 Blankets, (Rubber Woolen) And 5,000 Other Articles, consisting, l.i part, as follows i Blacksmith's Tools, Wheel wriuht's Tools, Bellows, Files Hammers, Rasps, ongs.

Vises, Wrenches, and many other Blacksmith's T00I3: Anjiers, Axes. Braces Bitts. 1'hisels. Comnase 1 eacb townsliip, for tire purpose ef receiving said taxes, on tile lOllowing days: townshin, actoijeref Freedom township, toiler 24th. Jr Ttmtierhill, towiii-hip, October Franklin townslnii, Oct(toe 2Gth.

nated; the following ticket D. C. Knowles, for sheriff J. F. White, treasurer; Eui inert, county clerk and register; W.

T. Jones, assessor S. M. Tucker, county at orney; R. Morley, J.

F. Holt aud A. C. Primm, for county commissioners; W. A.

Shauno representative 53d district; Nelson Griswold, 52d. f-: An attempt to get up a Democratic woiiventioit, if we are to judge from the report of the Jdoi.itor, was not very successful. A. McDonald, of this city, and Hon, Geo A. Crawford, of Fort Scott, were put in -nomination for the Senate, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon.

Mr. Dan-ford. JJr. Crawford's name was withdrawn, when Mr. McDonald waunan-imously nominated.

(The Monitor says the Domination of Mr. McDonald "was without his knowledge or consent," and eays, "we are glad of it, for he is too good a man to be slaughtered for the benefit of men, who during past four years have been his bitter political opponents." Exactly our opiuion.) Several of the nominees of the JKepups lican Convention Ticket, were nomis nated by the Democrats, but they de- alined the honor. It was considerably mixed, and we tfoubt whether men enough can be found to accept the offi ces, on the Democratic ticket. Gen. Biair acted with the Democrats, and we understand, received tie nornihation for representative.

Tie Republicans hold a Convention oa 12th, for the purpose of nominathg a Senator. Leavenworth Voitservdive. 'H 1 imwA' e. in th. Atanon towjsluu, Octolier 27tli.

v. Marmaton October 1 iTax phyers are requested to uring the numbers ef Having pureimncii iiic grocery establishment of Ernich Lender, I will conduct tlie business in my, own name, the public mat. I will constantly kef? a Ii-miJ tf urtiOle in my line of business, and respect fnliy soliciting their uieis i.ujus., CIIA8. ELLIOTT, Treasurer. J.

WntTs; Deputy: n3w4 custom. n3w3 mert, A. Shannon and E. Brown were appointed a committee to draft resolutions. 1 The committee, after a few moment's absence, submitted the following resolutions, which were unanimously adops ted '-( v- Wheleas, One of the results of the results of tho late struggle for Amei ican nationality has been the development of new issues, the settlement of which devolves upon the loyal people of the country, and Whereas, That as the Republican party has been the only united bul- n.

wark against the encroachments, of treason, we feel that it should now be the jbreiaost in the settlement of the great questions before ihe, country tnerefore, (i HesolvrJ, That we, the Republicans of Bourbon county, hereby pledge ourselves anew to the support of those The War is Over. Notice is hereby given that 'hereafter any person or persons, without regard to age or color, found tresspassing on the northeast quarter of section 21, township 25, 25, containing 160 acres, and lying east of the Mill- tary Ford, will be dealt with as tresspassers according to tresspass Uwt of Kansas. j. 4th, 18ti. n5w3 i IHOMPSON, EAfvIS ow Importers and' Ijealera in AND PLATE WARES, ,2 'V iir Tale cutleiy.l'i8 cooking Glasses, Coal and Oil Lam A.

McDonald. Ira Tatlor. Mr, Coston exhibited a pumpkin vine sixty feet long, containing twenty-one pumpkins, soven of which averaged 40 pounds each, and the whole weighing between five and six hundred pounds. We challenge any country to beat that. (.

DOMESTIC MAN VFACTCRES." This department was unusually well represented, and the ladies who cons teibutoJ so liberally, are deserving of great credit for making it one of the best features of the Fair. Among the balance, we noticed the following Smoking caps, ornamented pin cuslnous, scarfs, lamp mats, work basket, three very beautiful quilts, embroidered slippers and other articles by Misses Jennie? Lizsie and Fannie Wilson quilt, housewife, lamp mats, eto.j by Mrs. Ilaynes, together i with a quilted comfort made by her great-grandmother 100 years ago children's embroidered work, housewife, pin cushion, cushioned chair top, by Mis. Blair ottoman covers, by Mrs. 11.

P. McDonald and Mrs. S. O. Goodlander; child's embroidered skirt, by Mrs.

Copes some splondid white quilts, wove from, the cotton, by Mrs. dandier Udy, by Mrs. Trechter; quilt, by Mrs Roach, and one by Henrietta o'clock P. M. Let there be a general Giui'ets, trusses, Oontcs, Planes, Rules, Sawa, Oil Stenes, Squares, and man) -other Uarpenter'a roots: Axes, Brasnes, okiUets and Lids, Mess Pans, Water Buckets, Gunny Sacks.

Plows. Wheelbarrows. SiteD Lad. turn-out. Many Masons.

JiOTICE. ders, Hay Work. Forks; besioes many other mis-cefliineousartMeg, tounumeroas to mention In detail. TERMS, CASH in U. S.

Currency. Property to be removed immediately after sale, atUk 01 purchaser. principles (yes remaining unsettled)! A.rvTDOiyALD'CO (Successors to It. W. Glllett jnrORTERS And Wholesale Dealers In all kinds of li auo RS, WIlffES, Brandies, Gin, vy orifr ot Brevet Bri.

Oen. L. ASTON, C. Q. M.

Theo. C. Bowles, Capt, A Asst. Qmuterinaster. TO THE CITIZENS OF BiJCRBOX COUNT I would beg lief to submit the follow- At an informal 'meeting of the new Doard of Directors of i the Bourbon County Agricultural, Horticultural and Mechanical Society, at the City Hall, oa Saturday last, J.

Couch, Isaac in Report, a synopsis of the Bills al Stadden, David A. C. Priuim late Administration in its efforts to weaken the power of the same oligarchy which is yet determined to war against th'a free institutions of the country, and we therefore recommend the following as a basis of principles to govern the party in the struggle not yet ended. as we have heretofore deemed th last and present Executive of the lowed by die Board, of County Commissioners at their-Tegular Term, com mencing Oct. 2nd.

1865: and Alp-a GofF wera appointed a com 65 DiiLAvyARE ST. Leavenworth; POtt SALE. One Hundred and Sixty acres of prairie and contiguous to timber, wfth an excellent spring of water, three miles south ot Fort Scott. Will be sold very cheap for cash. Three hundred and twenty aveS prairie land, two miles west ef Fort 8cott, on the Marmaton Tttd, twentytjvp acre improved, containing plenty of stone," stone onl aud water.

Enquire of 7 i Emxwi Bbotiieu wa-rm; If. Ileal Kst 'ite Agents, Ltimicr Lumber I Whites iiisaiSiar BIGLJiU TRJ Tt rtl it: kp8 constant ly on Kinds ol Lumber, Shiiigics. iifitl LsVth. Total amonnt allowed for keepins- paupers, $S10 00 ND THE WHZ TRIAL. The Wirz tral wes commenced on the 25th day of August.

The prosecution examined 125 witnesses, the number of days rcpuired fo? which was 23, the record making 2868 foolscap pages. The defence was obeiied on the 2lith day of September, The number of witnesses subpenaed is lt'6; examined thus far 17, and 55 have themselves. A young gentleman having made some progress in acquit ing a knowledge of Italian, addressed a few words to an organ grinder in his purest accent but wag astonished at receiving ihe stale uriminat cases, aU3 20 1 Expense for arrest ing and keeping prisoners 7o4 37 mittee to re-examine and report the permanent location of the Fairground. For the purpose of acting on their report and for the transaction of other locating vt Scott lola Road 1H7 21 Ottown Ft Scott 91 00 Roach, WUtjfisfij ears old. Nation, and the Executive of our State, Mapleton A Lerov 47 Ft Kcott Xenia Co S08 25 business, tna Boiu-a 'consisting of Total for making Tax Roils, r.St 27 FINE CIGARS.

54 Main 37, Levee. Leavenworth, Kansas rp AKB pleasure in offering to the public the almve ar- tides at nricen on which defv cototM titiou. AVe Thomas Wilson of Osage, A Primm of Freedom, Knowles of Timberhill, unquauaaa support, so do we now tonsider them worthy ot the same support, which we pledge to them in the future, so long as they stand firm in the-pursuit of that policy Hooks station, ry, y.n 40 Vo isiiperiuteuiient's setvices, tt.l 85 i -73(10 Clerk's services, 44 45 Commissioners' services. 00 amount of damaees in locatinir Fort Scott Wm Jones of Franklin, Aleph Goff It Iola State Road, jq on Coma excellent bread, XuTTerrcneTese anp sorghum was exhibited by Mrs. J.

W. McDonoId, Eastwood and Brown. TITS riNB ART JjEI'ABTMXST Had some very fine specimen, euch as a photograph, colored, by Mi.se Ever-hart, oil paintings and fine ornamental picture frames', by tho Misses Wilson, laid down by the party of whicuxlr-Hjf Marion, Wiley; Bolinger of Marmas I'otal Abatein mt of Taxes for which orders were following response "I no epsak diawn 13 40 Lhope by-strict attention to business, prompt fulfillment of ton, Isaac Stadden of Scott, are re Total Expense lor Jury, If) 10 $2,1455 40 are tne erauaara. be.rs. That wo regard tho adulations of the.

Democracy towards thohO Executives as the result of a hypocritical scheme. of a party whoso whole effort quested to meet at the City Ilall in Ft. Scott, on Saturday tho 21st of October, Total -Clbhk's OrricE, Ft. Scott, Kansas, orders, and small profits, to a cominuaiwu .01 iim so generously bestowed oo the old firm. We are largely increatimr our stock of fln wines, liquors and cigars, and parties sending orders will recelva the same attention as if they were present in person.

A.M'Donald C. Wood for Sale. Adam, in his capacity of gardener was undoubtedly the inventor of the well-known phrase 'the dig-nity of Oct. otn, istia. at 1 o'clock P.

M. J. S.EMMERT, Co. Cleik. May 27-d-t-A.

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