The Border Sentinel from Mound City, Kansas • 2

orrFcolWdlets Mills." TctoI 0mee6f TOanford! vr: EroceeIingrs bfth County Con vera tlou. TV all Cone These Mills are an honor to the. state her of settlements upon it, and the Kansas 7 7Z A i ik Mound City, Oct. Steam Generator Co. No.

141 BROADWAY, BOOM No. 8. YoRKSept. 3 1S66. Railroad from Kaftsa Qityi by way of Fort Scott, and the Leavenworth, Lawrence and ALL persons Interested in'fb-e estate of G- Boling, deceased, wiH take notice that tb undersiffhed administrator 6t said estate, tiled hiypetitioifln the Probate Coitttj in nd for UbS'" Countv cf Linn and State of Kansas, on the Ttt thfi Stock JiolaWs of tlie Superheated but not ouly an honor, they are one ofthe sources of her raiitecial Southern Kansasig a wool." growingdis-trict, lihe the ranfre.

all conduce to" maike'lt cne of the Ji ort "yjpson ltailroad Doth run through it. The agreement made ctrith the American 't Pursuaut to call, the Republicans Linn County" tneUn Delegate ConVcJhti6u, and were called to, order by the Chairman of CeJitrilCorainitU, BtjjlSMitK'" MOUND-CITY KANSAS t-wC- FRIDAY MORNING OCT. 12, 1866. Emigrant Oompany, of Connecticut is to the eifeethat this hole, tract of neutral Sleapi Generator Company Gentleman As delays' have occurred in'the; full development of the Dan-ford Steaji Generator, the Trustees beg Republican Mass" Monday October 8th will long be remembered by the citizens of Linn County for its "Feast of Reason and flow r4)f Bful," A new era seems to be inagurated in political public speaking. Ther3 was none of that fearbf displeasing on ac count of eectional prejudices or "party in-terests sotisual ia party: oratory.

were no locaL jealpusies to allay, and no discord in tbe'rauks of the party prevent unity of action. 4th day of the prayer. of -which petition is to sell according to law in like cases the foilowin described Keal Estate, to wit 'Die snutb-west quarter of section thirty-fire, township nineteen," range twentv -three, conUin- land shall be sold to said company at the best localities in the world lor this pur- r. i REPUBLICAN 'STATE TICKET. pose, AnaTre arep-easeu to ftheecret aty of the Interior, trust lor mz one hundred and sixty aer, i said county Robert Ewing was chosen temporary' chairman and Secretary Ou motion, tbd following gentlemen were "appointed a connuittee on credentials, to wi jrv with which the farmers and wool grow FOR CONGRESS" causefo the delay, and at the eame erf i J.

.5 ers, are driving, this matter, in securing al of Linn. That said Court has ordered, pursuant. to sa id petition and law, that notice thereof be- given to nil parties and that said cause will be beard by said Court, at the Pro win present to you iue exact condition oi 000 on the execution of the articles of agreement, 25,00.0 on the approval; of the surveys of the land by the Commissioner the affairs of the Company, at KOR GOVERlB Mr. Danford great discovery consists ready, large floeksof sheep of superior breed aad in much. tinnit'a'i r' ii cA m'h( flfid nOJTlforf and thS capita! for their care" and comfort, and the' 5 The public speakers came like sturdv bate office, in JMouriif City, at the November term of said to- begin 3 7th day of 1800, and unless cause bm shown why said sale should not be had of said in the fact that he could obtain sdperheat S.

J- CR.4WFORW, of Anderson, LandlOiScTe; 251000 on the 30th of August, 1867, 875,000 on the 30th of 30th -ot ed'fctcam by throwing jets of water into a fmprCfvtfmtnt of- thir in said petition then said land; For LSeutenant Governor heatetTTca mofrtEus e'raatinga great and nftntinn r.t t.ntraF i i August. 1869. 875.000 on the 30th of Why bhould not -Kansas manufacture Spartans, fully armed with the swov'a of truth, and 'the buckler lof pr-uciplo, and gifted with more Partan 'speech, to thrust the sharp (jgi of events! into the ragged and disorganzed rapks of the JobotOtt wjiieh they 'so com-, August. 1870, Sndj, $100,000 per annum her own woolens It saves freight both to will accordingly be sola. By order of the Prcfba te Courti' -5 Jf J.

H. JONES, Adm'r, Mound Cityi Octl2, 7P6-28-30-pf With a very impertect apparatus Mr. Danford experimented until he fully de thereafter until the whole "sum shall be (i X. tiUKE.V, of Riley. F.T Secretary of State "A.7 IRKEIt, or'Atcliison the east and It saves it -too to the wool and the.

purchaser of monstrated, 3 paid, cacliiof the everal-sums-to draw interest at the rate of five per cent per annum from the date of the approval of the 1st. That the power which he obtained cloths. Our hoine demand is such, that was as continuous and reliable as' that de survevsr I he united "states agree to nave we will coiisii'mc eVeiy 'article of our' own manufacture for years to come, It is a great help to the poor farmer in the land surveyed and. to convey the company by patent, whenever requested so to do, so much of the land as may be paid for, one acre fr every dollar paid; but the privilege is granted to the company, if they so desire to make paymeut at earlier per Jeff. Flemming, Muse, B.

I'aueett, Milts, i fMT'ATt 4vb La ne Samuel J'-' On" niotion, F. Brbadhead, 1 EJ Bunn, and Richard II III were appointed 1 a com-mittee on permanent. organization. On'motion, E. Slnith, Robertson, and C.

Qaiiin; were appointed af committee on resolutions.1 ytf The committee o'ri permanent" organization reported as follows 'President. J. C. Quinn. Secretary.

J. P. Way: Assistant Secretary; I. N. Wright.

On motion, the report was received and adopted. J. F. Broadhead and W. B.

Scott, was appointed to conduct the President to the chairT The committer) on resolutions reported as follows i We, the Rfpublican County Convention southern. who raises just enough NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEHX. The State of Kansas, i Anderson County. In the Probte Court in and for said county In tlie matter of tlie Estate cf Samutl Scott, Senior, Deceased. CREDITORS and all other persons intefeatedV4r in the aforesaid estatef are hereby notified, that at the next, regular term of Ihe Probate.

Court, in and for said county," to be begun a.nd held at the court room, in Mound City in the. of Linn a ud S' ate the first Mon day in the month 1866,1 shalV rived from steain power. 2d." That the generator, used in" its legitimate manner, was absolutely non'-ex-plosive. 5" '1 i 3d. That the machinery to produce the same power was much less iu weight aud occupied much les3 6pace than ordinary engines.

4th: That a very great saving was effected in the use of fuel. wool to clothe his family for instead of carding, spinning and weaving by hand, as a larir'e number of them now do from sheer iods than those indicated, or to pay, the For Auditor of State J. K. SWALLOW; of Lyon, For Treasurer: MARTIN AKDERSOS, of Jefferson. Superintendent of Public Instruction: PETER McVICAIi, of Shawnee.

For Attorney General GEO. II. IIOYT. or Leavenworth. -For Chief Justice Supreme Court: 8AM' JL A.

KIXGJIAKT, of Atchison. COtLVTir TICKET. whole sum, principal and interest, aud re necessity, they can in a few hours, or days, ceive the title. The representatives of the at the most, take it to the Mill and ex These results were so important, that a Cherokee Nation have protested against this rausaction, on the grouud, first, of Us apply tb the said Court for a full and final aet--. tlement of said estate.

i change it for anything in the line of woolen fabrics. It will thus be the means of clear violation of the terms of the treaty, which prescribe that the land shall be sold O. Dl HARMON, Administrator of Samuel Scott, deceased: Mound City Oct. pf 6. bringing gladness to many a weary wife, for cash to the highest bidder, after adver and mother, who day after day, month af tising fur bids for the saine; and, second, because of tho almost nominal price ob ter month, and year upon year, has" been toiling, to manufacture the cloth which warms and protects her family.

One trav tained for the lands. They also ask that the salo be seYaside. It is alleged, with of Linn County, do adopt the following how much truth I make no pretensions' to knowing, that Mr. Harlan is interested in the Connecticut Einiuraiit Society. The pletely demolished, and juried so deep that the I stink, of a copperhead or-a defunct democrat will taint this loyal atmosphere no Genv Lee first addressed the He came with the prestige of a bright army record, and of which we Kansan -soldiers and citizens are so justly proud.

In a dignified manly style he presented, some of the immediate causes of the rebellion, as the legitimate children of Slavery, to bb tlie arrant pride of Southern chivalry, and their false views of northern courage and manhood He gave us. the history and treachery of Johnson, true to the picture of his public life, and narrated some of the heart rendering scenes at the New Orleans Massacre as the natural result of his policy. He was listened to with marked attention and decorum. Hon. M.

J. Parrott next addressed the meeting. He was a perfect battery of invective, of historic record, and of wit, against the Johnson party. He arraigned theai, he rebuked them he annihilated them. Hon.

Solon O. Thatcher came next in order and we have no hesitency in saying that it was tho speech of all speeches, ou that occasion for subject matter. In fact we have heard none so good in the State of Kansas. He went to the very foundation, and lifted up the corner stoae of the rebellion, cursed and black, Uuniaa Slavery, as the cause of the war. And he showed by irresistable logic that the battle eling through the southern tier of counties in this State would be surprized to see the hundreds of looms, hand card, and old Resolutions as a declaration of our sentiments.

Resolved, 1st. That treason to the Con matter is now undergoing legal examina tion, and it is probable that the contract ot reels and to hear at nearly every farmers For Senator, DANIEL UNDERIIILL. For District Clerk, J. II. VAN ZANDT.

For Probate Judge, DAVID LINTON. For Treasurer, IIA11VEY SMITH. For County Attorney, J. F. BROABIIEAD.

stitution and Government of the United SUafps is a nrime of such heinous charac Sale will be 'Set aside door the sad sighing of the spiuning wheel series of accurate experiments were entered into, to mo thoroughly test the entire capabilities of this new method of making steam. There arose at once practical difficulties in the application of this superheated steam, each of which had to be overcome by actual and each of the experiments took time. 1st. The temperature of the steam was so high that egetable packing at once burned out, but after a series of trials it has been found that ordinary metallic packing can be used with perfect success. 2d.

The common slide valve, although it cat be used, was found defective, as it had to be lubricated with oil, and the heat was so great that the oil 'burned: This difficulty has been, overcome by the use of valves that work entirely surrounded by steam, so that no oil i3 needed. 3d. The ordinary engine pump was fo ind lly adapted to the wants of the generator, as the supply of water was not regular and it could not be perfectly controlled. After a series of trials the pump was adopted, as it seems to possess all the conditions necessary for use, and ac ter, that, he who is guilty of it, or of an Tho only question now to settle is. did Secretary Harlan sell for cash, as provided the treaty? If it is decided he did not, These farmers are poor and are compelled to toil.

Those farmer's wives are compelled also to share that toil, and they may inclination in that direction, should not be trusted in any place within the gift of the SCHOOL NOTICE. A District. School" in District No. 31 Limit' county Kansas will commence on Mmday.Oc toher 15th 1806. in the School hcuse in City.

Provision has been made for the admission of a limited number of scholars from points outside the District. TtlTSO.V. For children residing outside the limits ot thr District, and persons over twenty-one years off age S5.00 per scholar for a term of fire mouths For children residing within the limits of the District $2,00 per scholar for a term of ftr months. Tuition payable invariably in advance-Tickets admission school can be ob. tained of E.

C. Lowe, clerk of the District No deduction will be made for absence except in cases of protracted illsiess, of which Uik teacher must have timely notice. Parents and Guardians are requested-to Bmll their children proinj-tly on4he first day of enSuont that they may be properly Mo iiid tv. E. C.

LOWE, Oct. 3.1, ISJG, 27-28 Clerk AD Mill ISTTOE'S SALE NO'i IC-h, is hrly givn that i will offer at private sale, on Friday the 21 day of November, 13)(5, and sell for one third cash in freemen of this Nation gladly give utterance, to their heart felt in all probability the Connecticut Emigrant Society, or some other firm will be willing aud glad to pay the 300.000 oush which That sympathy with, and aid to trea thanks, that, the thread of their life is no longer to be woven into the web of the toil which accompanies the dull thump of the son, during the rebellion, with, or without will leave the settlers on this -land subject MECTUVG. the garb of loyalty, and sympathy for sub MASS -o to its mercy. We regret that this provis- hand loom. And further; our home man jugated traitors now, are alike, crimes kindred to open and armed treason, and all ion'was ever incorporated in the treaty; for ufactuies must reduce the price of goods it is evident that this land the richest and who ar? guilty of the two former, or of best in Southern Kansas, now thickly set hittpr sliould -be held ud before the "aze of mankind as enemies to their race, curacy of adjustment and perfect regularity" of action.

and creatures born in human form ouly, as a curse to humanity. at home, as well as increase the demand for sheep turning the; attention of the farmer instead of to corn and small grains, to the more natural product of the country. The great lesson for the husbandman to learn is, what is best adapted to 'this soiT and climatcy We have no hesiteucy in saying to wool and stock. Theu.with the incentive which the woolen mill gives to the growth of wool, our farmers wjll be 3d. That, wo believe' with A.

Johnson, that treason- must be made odious" and tled by industrious farmers, and many of whom having real improvements worth thousands of dollars, and through which run two projected railroads, will be sold under this provision At one dollar per acre. These lands are worth five times thatam'n't and eastern capitalists, or Railroad companies, are npt so stupid as to let the chauce go unimproved. Fifieca C.tuscs for Removal. we pledge him our hearty support in' his hand, one third in one year, with interest at aix per cent, and one third, with same rate of in--terest in two years, the following described lain), situate in the Coui.ty of Li nil, and Stat of Kansas, belonging to the estate of ltufuib Burley deceased, to wit quarter of section f13, thirteen, in township twenty-two, of range (23) twentj -three, containing one hundred and sixty acrts. Slid sale will be held npon the above described premises, pursuant to an order of naler issued isy the Probate Court of said county at the October tmn thereof.

27 30 JAMES DUNLAP, endeavors to make treason odious, while' we from the bottom ot our hearts esk niui as will never cease, that war and bloodshed will never end until the black man has all his rights, his entire and perfect freedom under our laws and institutions, and an equal voice aud vote in all our national and State affairs. It was plain to be observed that when he 'touched upon this subject he struck the the chord of the sympathies of his audience. The question 4th. The regularity of the action of the engine depending entirely upon the regularity of the supply of the wter, machinery has. been devised to pluce the supply-under automatic coutr the sama as.

the supply of'steam uudcr the control of the governor. 5th. To, the outset, many engineers were of the opinion that the hot seam would cut the. cylinder, aad so speedily destroy it but after a year's experience it is found that there is no more wear of machinery than in ordinary engines. All these difficulties which have successively arisen in th process of actual ex compelled to adopt what is best for theirr President of the United States, to cease making the chief magistracy of the Nation odious, by exhibiting his drunkenness, domacroaueism inclinations before the paze of the civilized to interest, without wajting any longer.

The, Fort Seott Mill and Manufacturing are turning out cloths of all" kinds, among which are Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds, KersqySfLinscys, Flannels and broadcloth's, orsas tiiei The partnership exi.en(g between, J. S. Lane J. D. Penoock, known th firm of Lane and is this day dissolved hv The book arid 'of negro suffrage was greeted with applause the'deep disgrace and everlasting shame oi the Natron periment, have bcotv' met and overdbme.

will be foni'd at the t-tore of J. S. Line, who is and in general construction, the engine for a Jmrized to oHtlne Imsines of ih firm. 4th, That the courage ad fidelity man of as gool.juali.ty as can be Manufacture at the best eastern, Iu coasideration Trading Post Linm Co. 3.

S. Lank. ifested during its last session Kan. Sep. 13-h 1SG0.

Jksse Di Peno. in its earnest aud righteou3 eourse, calls 11 A. Conner, a soldier who was "wounded and captured at the battle of and suffered all the horrors of rebel prison peris, exenpt death, has been removed from: the office of postmaster at North ernon. Jennings county. Indiana, and a stay-at-home supporter of my pol-icy takes his place.

Mr. Conner publishes fifteen reasons why he ivas removed, all of which are conclusive agftinst his holding an ofSc-c under the" present Adov.nis.. tralion. We copy the following portion of them 6, I am removed h-cvuSe-I do not support rebel. Democratic party, which steniatic-ally tried to, murder me fo long drcaiy months, by star- I of thes.

racts, wo bespeak for the propri Butter, Ecg-5 and We will pay in good, at lowest figures 30 cts per. poun for goo.i butter, 20 per dozen Tor eggs, and. 1 2j per bushel for g. od Potatoes. 07 ra TUCKER BRO etor, the Hon.

George; Crawford, a sufe reWardin the patronage of the people of Southern Kansas forhis enterprise, energy an J. public in giving to Kansas the erelit and, honor of her first Manufactory of Woolens. HON. SIDNEY CLA11K AND COL. GEORGE II.

IIOYT. And other Speakers will address the people of Kansas as follows: Iiecompton Monday; Oct, at 7 p. Paoli Saturday, Oct. 6th, at 2 p. m.

Mound City Monday, Oct. 8th, at 2 p. Fort Scott Tuesday, Oct. 9th at 2 p. m.

IolaWednesday, 10th at 2 p.m. Falls Thursday, Oct. 11th, at 2 p. m. Leroy Thursday, Oct.

11th, at 7 p. m. Burlington Friday, Oct. 12th, at 2 p. in Ottumwa Friday, Oct 12th, at 7 m.

Neosho llapids Saturday, Oct. 13th4 at 2 p. ru. Emporia Saturday, Oct; 13th, at 7 p. in Falls-Monday, Oct.

15th, at 10 a. in. Council Grove Monday, Oct. loth, at 7 lEurlingame- Tuesday, Oct. Ib'th, at 3 p.

Garuett Wednesday, Oct. 17th at 1 p. m. Ottawa-1-Wednesday. Oct.

17th at 8 p. m. Olathe Thursday, Oct. 18th, at 1 p. in.

Wyandotte-Thursday, Oet. 18th at 8 p. m. Grasshopper Falls Friday, Oct. 19th at 2 p.

m. lloltou Friday, Oct, 19th, at 7 p. m. Monrovia Saturday, Oct. 20th at 2 p.

m. Atchison Saturday, Oct. 20th, at 7 m. Troy Monday, Oct.22drat 1 p. m.

Hiawatha Tuesday, Oct. 23d. at 2 p. m'. Seneca Wednesday, Oct: 24th.

at 2 p. ra. Marysville Thursday Oct. 25th, at 2 p. ro Manhattan Friday, Oet.

26th. at 7 p. m. Janctioa t'tty Saturday, Oct. 27tht 2 p.

m. Monday, Oct. 29th, at 2 p. m. iLottisville Wednesday, Oct.

31st, at 1 p. m. Wabaunsee Wednesday, Oct. -31st, at 7 p. m.

Topeka Thursday, Nov. 1st, at 7 p. m. Clinton Friday, Nov. 2d at 1 p.

m. Baldwin City Friday, Nov. 2d at 8 p. m. Leavenworth Saturday, Nov.

3d, at 7 p. m. Eudora Monday, Nov. 5th, at 2 p. m.

North Lawrence Monday, Nov. 5th, at 7 p. m. Lawrence Monday, Nov, 5th, at 8 p. in.

Republican papers throughout the State requested to give publicty to the above meetings, ana local ltepublican Commiittees are requested iC make all necessary arrangments. F. II. DRENNlG- Chairman Rublican State Central Com. and exposure.

1- IT 1 'OierUee Jyeutrnl ILiissils. In th'ese degenerate days of public pluu H. M.B Rr.EIGH. 11. HOY J.

G. t. SMITM moi'T sjhtiVj COUNSELLORS at LAW, Delaware Street, over O- LEAVENWORTH, Kas. Practice in all the. Courts of Kansas.

nl)-3-n. V. 1 am removed i do not sup port the Democratic party which: starved itic three days and nighxs, at iorence no act is too abhorreut or meuh! to prevent tha.ofScial from thrus-ting; South Carolina, for refusiug to point out to them t-he modes of escape. of some of my comrades. "steam seems to be There now remains to determine only th a question in.

regard to the best shape and size of geirrator, and the best materi als of which to construct it, so as to secure the greatest stnnjth durability and cautany. The experiments to decide these questions arc now going on, by machines in "use in New in Illinois, and in California. Several other generators are to be put immediately in use, and the cofcibined actimof all will fumi-di sufficient data for an intelligent decision in regard to these several points. It has already 'been ascertained by engineers that from twenly to thirty per cent of power is gained by the ue of of superheated steam and experiments during the past summer with the generator have established the iact, that a contiuuous pressure of from 200 to 250 lbs. of steam can be carried with perfect safety, thus practically more than doubling the werking pow er of engines.

In many other particulars and details the most satisfactory results have been obtained. The question of durability is one which use alone determine, and as soon as the Company are iz possession of the necessary facts on this point, they will be communicated by Bv Order of the Tuvstees. HORATIO ALLEN, Fresideut. I am removed because I do not sup such as no other received during the whole of the meeting: He may stand ahead of his age now, but the age of freedom entire, without any political reservation, in regard to overtake him before he has arrived at the summit of his years. And this we are free to affirm was the of his audience.

These three speches closed the afternoon meeting. They were brave words fitly SDolien, and they Teft us encoufaged for our country and brightened our hope in the ultimate freedom of all men. The evening hours were beguiled away first in the speech of the II ou'. Sidney Clark, our Representative in Congress. He reviewed the Presidents policy, and his public acts in relation to the 'reconstruction of the Rebel States, and contrasted them with the policy adopted by Congress.

Mr. Clark baa been faithful to the sen-timents of his constituents. He has been faithful to the sentiment of universal freedom which is moving ani revolutionizing the whole world, and for this fidelity to Kansas and to mankind he will receive the reward of are-election. But Hoyt, the boy who defended John Brown before Virginia jury and Judge, then fresh from Boston, came next and with ungloved hands took hold of the Johnson party with a death grip. lie said it was the same old rotten carcass of the Democratic party and it stunk with more separate and well defined stinks Jiia was sung by Col- port the Democratic party which caused his hand into the open coffers.

Cunningly they lay pkiisMo get some government treasarP in their hands. Cunningly-laws are passed and treaties are formed for some reputed'publie good. vvi-tk an appropriation or monied consideration to back it. Cunningly those keepers of the public treas ib.asterl$g, Cementimr and Frame Buildings filled in at a saving of and Lath, ball on me, and I will show you how it is done. M.

COL EM A late 6th K. V. C. Orders left at the Law Office of Capt Broadhead, will be attended to promptly. me to be shot at Lhickamauga, and be cause I shot, some of said Democrats 9.

I am removed because I do not sup port the Democratic party for robbing me at Richmond'. Virginia. ure will devise means to expend it, whereof 10. lam removed because I do not sup from ija Uoarty approbation and unreserved -pj)rovul. 5th, That wo pledge 'our 'strongest efforts to secure the adoption of the Constitutional Amendments, submitted by our Congress, believing that in those amendments, are embodied the priueiples upon which this Government must rest, if it stand, ami we enjoy the benign fruits of its goodness.

Gth, That we fully and freely endorse the declaration of principles enunciated by the Republican State Convention, held at To--peka on September 5th, 18C6. 7th, That local questions affecting our County alone, shoufdjiot be permitted to cause a division of the Republican party of the county. AM of which report is respectfully submitted, E. R. Ch'n.

Cora. The above resolutions were adopted with the heartiest approval, and with continued applausd. The Convention then proceeded to the election of the county ticket, which resulted as follows For Senator, informal vote. Daniel Underhill, 52 E. II.

Robertson, 1 J. II. Jones, 4. On motion, Daniel Underhill was nominated unanimously for Senator. Jeff.

Flem ming moved that we proceed to take an informal ballot for Treasurer. Amended by proceeding as per call. First ballot for Probate Judge. J. C.

Quinn, 15 J. D. Snoddy, 17 D. Linton, 25. port the Democratic Johnson part, whose members shot at and starved me at 'Belle Isle.

Torrey House! Paola. -II. TORREY, KANSAS CITY, FORT SCOTT, LEAVEIf-worth and Lawrence stages arrive and depart from this honse daily. Ar.commodatieus good, charges reasonable. 5-31 11.

I am removed because I do not sup port the Dcniccratic party, one of who tried a second time to shoot me at Smith' building at Richmond. 12. I am removed because I do not sup portthe Democratic party, which endeavor a great share will inure to their own benefit; Just now, the people who have settled on the Cherokee Neutral Lands, have just reason to feel indignant, to the decree, of the loss of theii' homes perhap? and years of labor and much expenditure of money. The Cherokee Indians themselves have just reason to protest against the loss of perhaps a million of dollars. The following we take from the New York Herald, of Sept.

29. One op Secretary Harlan's Last Official Acts. On the 30th of August last, the last day but one that he held the position of Secretary of tho Interior, Mr. Harlan executed a contract on the part of ed to freeze me to death during the winter O. I.

UARJIOX, Twin Kansas, UNITED STATES ASS'T. ASSESSOR, 1st Stlt Division, Kansas. tb? Counties of Miami, Linn, of 'G3-4, at Danville, Virginia. Strange SJiscvery or a IMaiiiond 13. I am removed because 1 do not sup nort the infernal and treasonable Demo and Bourboa.

Twin Springs, L'ma Conn- cratic party, which came near starving me U. U. iutino, Secretary. 3-2-6ru. Eds.

Com. While for driftwood this morning, near the Marine Jlailway, i chanced to see an empty, flour barrel uCt- ty, Kansas. at Charleston, South Carolina. 14. I am removed because I do not sup port the hellish party which tortured me with hunger for six months, at Anderson ing down the river with some driftwood The barrel seemed to be floating in an up right position, apparently half full of wa ville, Republican Mass Meetings IIox.

E. G. 110SS, Gen. A. L.

Hon. M. J. PARROTT, Col. A.

PHILLIPS, Hon. W. W. II. LAWRENCE.

drio'foTe of the City olGSSZTHoy was well received an" DO Detter tuaD ue deserved. He represents and truly in his Pre-vious record from time ne sucked the full teats of Freedom ir, Uoaton, down to Pap Prices raid, the Radical an victorious party in Kansas. After a few remarks from Col. ZANESVlLLE Hair" Braiding IlstaUlIsIiment. JGS North JoitrtA Si A "Li.

ORDER'S promptly attended, to, AV dress, IL, D. 6f" O. C. PoMPflBKTS, i Zanesville, 13. I am removed because I do not sup port the assassin's President.

Chi, Post. ter. I took no particular notice of it until very near, when I heard a f-plashing in the Hon. T. II.

WALKER the government by which the reserve lands of the Cherokee Indians in the State of Kansas, consisting of 800,000 acres, said to be the bast lands in Kansas, were sold to the Connecticut Emigrant Society for one dollar per acre. These lands were ceded Awful Tragedy A FamiJj- Quarrel barrel. I immediately turned my skiff to JIaj. N. GREEN, Ese ontasi! i.Mii i i.s Aiioiiacr ward the object and fastened a rope to it and Judse S.

A. KINGMAN Wiila a Bulclaer Knife. Thompson," Carroll Oct. 1, 1S6G when I was surprised to find a huge mon "Will address the people of Kansas as fol of Garneit and Hon. George A.

Crawford of Fort Scott, the meeting adjourned. to the United States by the Cherokee In lows ster of a cat fish trying to escape from his illMWIA COOl'ER, DEALERS IN II A A A ND 5I.4JV IIFACTI'RE A CJET. NO 8 EAST LEVEE, Second ballot. J. D.

Snoddy, 24 D. 3-5 J- C. Quinn, 2. I. Vaizandt was nominated by accla-mati'on riet Clerk.

Ballot for County Superintendent of The usual quiet of our village was disturbed this morning by a fearful tragedy Paola, Saturday, October 6th, 4 confinement, immediately towed my Ossawattoroie, do 6th, 7 arising froui a family quarrel, which term prize to shore, where, with- the help of Kansas City. Mo. Public InstructK. '1- lv. lailey, 36 -51.

inated fatally to one ot the participants tc it City, Monday, Fort Scott, Tuesday, Mr. Morris, succeeded in getting him to my 8th, 2 9th, 2 p. TERMS CASH 25-ly dians in article 1 i of the treaty recently concluded with this tiibe, which stipulates that the lands should bo surveyed under the direction of the Commissioner of the General Land Office and appraised by two appraisers, one to he designated by the Cherokee National Council and one by the Secretary of the Interior, and, in. case of dis As near as can be learned, the facts are as house, I went to work and cutoff the follows J. II.

Stearns, 16. was declared nominated. First- Ballot for Muse, 10th, 7 p. 11th, 2 p. fish's head and skinned him and when I Osage Miss'n, Wednesdy Jamesville, Thursday, Madison, Friday, The Resolutions.

Linn County never wavers. She never stands back to see what others may do before she acts, She thinks it no honor for her to follow in the wake of others. It makes no difference how far behind she leaves others in her steady and untiring march of progress. a will and a work to unflinchingly pursues her Two families by the name of Goddard and Zuck have been living during the past summer in the same house ou a farm about 12th, 2 p. Brovoort House.

POSTOFFICE BUILDING, Zr Cor. Main 1 r' 13; J. H. H. Smith, came to his stomache, which I opened, I found a small pocket book, about the size 13th 7 agreement, by a third person, to be selcct- a mile from this town.

As is usual in such ot a silver dollar, and made of mnrncn cases, numerous quarrels were the result. leather. I opened it and. to mv astonish Kansas. it 14 15th 10.

a loth, 7 2 17th, 2 in, 18th, 2 ment, I found a diamond ring and a two I ect the first two, the appraisement to be j- iet'J thaa an average of one dollar aad ter jjf-r acre, exclusive of improve- a QUai i rnents lands were surveyed the Secretary: aive i the s's of the same, and for sealed ftids.fo.v tn cecooa oaiiii. ti; rego, 5jt Smith, 29 F. Muse. Third Ballot Trego, 25; SinitJi, 32." Harvey Smith wi declared nominated. J.

F. Broadhead was nominated by ae-clamation, for County Attorney. Central Richard Hill, Harvey Smith, B. F. Bradley.

Mr: Breadhead offered the'foll nwJn'ff res. These disagreements culminated this morning in an encounter between Mr. Eli Coie a brother of the murdered woman, and Ed. Yates, a brother of the murderess." Clubs dollar National Bank note of llockford, Illinois I took the rins to several iewel- Emporia, Saturday," Americus, Monday, Council Grove, do Alma, Tuesdav, Auburn, Wednesday, Tecumseh, Thursday, Osfcaloosa, Friday, Troy, Monday, Manhattan, Thursday, Louisville, Wednesday, Wabaunsee, do j. VL.

MASSEY, Proprietor. All stages for different parts of the State leave this house daily. it course, let others May and do as they please and unhesitatingly speaks her mind on all lyth. 2p, ers in the city, -who value it at sixty dol- and similar weapons were freely used, aRd matters of State and national politics, 22d, 1 lus. It evidently belonged to some lady SOIQ uiitcai i tho members of both families were soon tne lands were to for the pocket book had a small chain at 30th, 7 (I i( not; exceeding The first to resist the aggression of slavery in the State, the first to resist it success fcfjder" for caVlrin'parceiJ tached t- it.

i i i 61st, I A i twtt EI1VARIS TOLGR, P. 11 A HER Paola, Kansas'. engaged in the quarrel, "Mrs Goddard, Ivaviug been struck prfce or twice in the rushed into the house and re1 one huparea anu eixiy acr, 31st, 1 p. m. The articles, may be seen at the Marine olution which was adopted.

Resohcd, That we pledge our hearty support to the Republican State ticket, nnt Topeka, Thursday, Nov, 1st, 4 p. in, Railway office, where a number of gentle ieS man Itic tih'rl i meiee, iushcu.ijiiiuc iiuusc uuu swu where there arc improvements oftbe XA. a turned with atutcher knife, which" she in melee, soon im- fully in arms it is natural that she sb'buld thus speak in her Resolutions of the 6th boldly, unequivocally, and power Republican papers throughout the State KINDS OF WORK ITT THE men can testify to the above facts. Con A LL in nomination at Topeka, oii the 5th of September last. above art done in the best manner at the are requested to give publicity the of fifty dollars niie on lands that are ho.

ediaely plunecd in the'breast oflMisa cinnati Cum.s George above meetings. and local Republican mineral lards, owned rnd occupied by anyj -v killing her instantly. fully. Committees are requested to make "all nec nfi'rsnn for nri.Mi tnral urrrOses, at tae 'v 'ole a young lady abont seven- I. O.

O. F. owest prices. None can New can compared at Postoffice iu Mound City, Kansas. 5.

Otf motion of Mr. 'Broadhead, it was liesorert, Tliat the proceedings of this Convention be published iu the Border Sentinel. The Convention then adjourned sine' 1 essary F. H. DIIENNING.

MAGXOLIA LODGE No. 20 I. O. Meets in their Hall over Garratt and fsre, or a j-cl auu iduucho- teen years Oi i- nd uicl not appear to be ive rt i Ctuarrel which result- The Republican' ticket for Member of Watsons Siore every Saturday- eveninir. All Chairman Republican State Central Com.

taK liliX i. members in good standing are invited to att-nd. 'AS. B. DAVIS, T.

C. DAVIS. G. ALFKEP. i JAMES B.

DAVIS Si CO jf i of the Legislature, in Bourbon Coun C.C. WurTi.a.,r,Sfic'y i ed iu her death! The e. JeT- Flemminz N. the result of JOHN A. LEFKER, R.

S. i IT XT li 13 'T' A C- For Senator, Eminert. time the treaty was signed, t-uch persons after due pfopta may be entitled to, buy at value the smallesf quantity b.riaud in legal subdivisions, jrhich till include hf-t improveBents, not exceeding in the aggregate offe'hundred and sixty acres, aud that nothing; in the Jartiele shall prevent the Secretary of the Interior from seliiu the whole of the lands in a body respohsib'l'? party for cash for or bloodv deed. She now iu CIose cu3- tody. jyEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF I xV Mound City Lodge No.

33 of A. F. are held in the Mason's Hall, on the first and Failure. tf Harry Gruheri Leavenworth Gity, has failed His books hoir a deficiency 190 000 dollars. It has beeD pub- '-v For Ilepresenta'tiyes, 53d Dist.

-Manlove. A Change. D. B. Eminert who so loo and" so ably edited the Scott 'Montior has givepiaceJpCotV.

presenl. editor hrtngs with experience of fifteen years in the editorial 0.52d Hev.fW. R. Travers. wii XU IX AV JC IV And Mannfacttursi ard Dealers: FUENITUEE A27D METALLIC BTIE- IAL CASE3fc Delaware Street 23-ly.

LEAVENWORTH, KNS -W. CKEMPXOItf, IWU i PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, i 2irtib. General Grant's" pay -is' 18,678 per year and Lieutenant General Sherraati's Each5 is allowed fifty horses. A cox Der year, and a suni not less "'than" For2 this W. A.

MeIntosh. tLird Fridays of each J. M. ILIFF, W. M.

Bcop, Setter. 1-Xy I. AN KKiJ.VNeat'y Printed, in dfo 1 Sale; rp -rf i at this tCa land, knwn.s the "Xeutral Land, the Kc-Iy circulated, yet with much truth we are- Unable to say, that he has of" late years teen- attending to other business to to the detriment oTfei -Icgitrmatc business. vern- -v, -s? SKV'JttbS V1 Gbereke-cs-ijahl 4herU-oited States 'Pitts-' is allotted five The iy cfTi Lri ii a Tri i ir-, a a i i The New York Herald calls th( burg ConvcniioQlhc Mass," udior is t'lts gidir'or c.reaiioy. then it has macTia v.Uiic id a cciisid-.