Atchison Union from Atchison, Kansas • 3

S. P. S. T. WALTERS ''It was the last straw that broke the camels back," a.

aroTswoon. Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN VARNISHES, PAINTS, RELIGIOUS SERVICES II THIS crnr. Jrotestant Episcopal. Service tony be expected regularlv every Sun day moraine at 10J o'deck, af the Rectory or th Episcopal chnrcb--fSt. Mary Magdalena's.) L.

Stacwmmatkb, Recfoirl Methodist Episcopal. There wifi be Religions service at the Methodist Episcopal church in Atchison, (on Parallel street, opposite the Court House), on every Sunday, as follows: Public Pkkachixg, at the hours of 1014 A and 7 PM. Scrda School jn Bible Class at 2 M. Class Mketinq, after moraine: preaching. To all of these services, citizens and strangers are invited to attend.

J. F. COMJXS, Pastor. Congregational. Services held in the building near the North west corner of Commercial and Fourth streets, Sabbath, morning, at 11 o'clock AM, II Btsj, Pastor.

Baptist. Services in the Baptist church, corner of Ninth and Kansas streets. Preaching every Sunday at 11 o'clock, A M. Sunday School at 9 'clock, A and Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Business meeting on Saturday before 1st Sunday in each month, at 2 o'clock, M.

A ALDERSOX, Pastor. Presbyterian Old School. Services the first and third Sabbaths of each month, at 11 o'clock. A. and o'clock, in Headley A Cart's Halt, Third Street, between Commercial and streets.

Sabbath School at 0 A. M. J. Spxkceb, Pastor. Catholic.

Services every Sabbath at 10 am; church corner of Second and Division streets, under the guidance of the Rev. Father AnecSTira. NeoaoEs Expelled fbom a Canadian Township. All negroes have been summarily expelled from the township of Anderson, Essex county, Canada, a few miles from Detroit. The "township was a thick' ly populated with negroes as any in Canada, but they have lately become So bold in their depredations and crimes that their presence was no longer endurable.

Accordingly the authorities' ofthe township petitioned the grand jury last fall to take action) relative to them, and the jury in consequence presented them as a nuisance. Their outrages culminated a few weeks since in an attack upon a number of peaceable and defenceless citizens, and now the day of retribution lias overtaken them. The whole lot have been summarily driven out of the township. They had been given homes, but they so abused the kindess extended to them that the authorities are obliged, in order to protect their lives and property, to drive them out as so many wild beasts. Transfusion of Blood.

A successful ease of transfusion of blood into the veins of a woman was performed lately in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland. The woman, although in the prime of life, had become so weak from loss of blood that pulsation was at times imperceptible. The blood of a friend was injected into a vein in one of her arms, and the most cheering results were immediately manifested. She continued to improve rapidly, and at last accounts was considered beyond danger. Extinction of Mt.

Vesuvius. Some of the German journals announce seriously that a company of English capitalists have made an application to the King of Naples for a concession for the extinction of Vesuvius. The principal seat of the fire of that, volcano is situated several hundred feet below the level of the sea. By cutting a canal, which would ouly cost 2.000.009f, would restore to cultivation lands often times that value. English Railroads.

The longest railway line in England is the London and Northwestern, 910 miles; the Northeastern is 746. Eight railroads have their termination in London, and their gross receipts are close upon $1,000,000 per week. The STATIONERY WINDOW CLASS CLASS WARE, AND ALL ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND IN A FfRST CLASS PHYSICIANS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find it to their interest to call before purchasing elsewhere. XST Particular attention paid to Prescription. Later From Europe.

New Yowt. Feb. 18. 1 ho Htenmxliip Ambln, With Liverpool dntes to tbe 4th Tin Queefistown. arrived here this morning.

The moHt important portion ef the pro. oeedinpi of the Enfrlwh Parliment the -n 3t hlw been Pu'wlel, viz The refusal of Lord John Russell to lay before the House the correspondence touch-mg Savoy, and the defeat of the government en minor questions. Lord John Russell defended the British Consul at Tangier from the charge of having aided the Moors, and averred that he had pursued a strictly neutral poliev. In response to an inquiry. Lord" John said the govern men had no reason to suppose that warlike preparations were oing forward on an extraordinary scale in France.

The government had earnestly endeavored to prevent a renewal of hostilities now that the Congress was not likely to meet, and had received the most satisfactory assurances. The ratifications of the Commercial Treaty would be exchanged at Paris on the 4t.h. Dr. Todd, the eminent physician and physiologist, is dead. Fraxok.

Rumors were current that the Chalons camp would soon be re-established. The Patrie pronounces as false the statement of an approaching departure of the French troops from Rome. The same journal says it appears certain that the question of annexation of Central Italy will be subordinate to the result of universal suffrage. .411 the powers are agreed as to the propriety of that measure the early application of which will positively make known the state of public opinion in Italy. Rentes closed firm ou the 3d, at Cit.

85c. Prince Latour D'4avergue is ordered to prolonsr his stay at Turin some time after the arrival of Baron Tallyrand, to support the counsels of moderation which Napoleon had ordered him to submit to Cavour. The French army is to be considerably reduced, and the policy of the Emperor tends more than ever towards peace. iTAtr An affray occurred at Ancona, between the Papal chasseurs and artillerymen on one wide, and the gen d'armes on the other. Three hundred of the former were said to be undor arrest, of whom about forty were wounded.

The Mazzina party was said to be active at Rome. Gen. Gorden had takou measures for preventing any manifestations. An address from the town of Pergua, containing six huudrcd and nine signatures, had been sent to Napoleon. Austria.

Kossuth had suddenly disap peared from London, and it ja- thought he had gone to Hungary. A a address of the Hungarian Protestant Association, says the National movement will resemble an avalanche. Hungary will detach herself on the first opportunity'from Austria. The Glulie Paris correspondent says It was generally understood that France and England were about to make a joint summons to Austria to desist from sending troops into the marshes of Aucona. and to evacuate Venice at the earliest period, and accept such indemnify as Italy is now ready to offer.

Spain. Another corps is being got read for Morocco, to be commanded bv Cot.ha. Reliable accounts say that, the Moorish regular army had not yet been brought nut. The division is said to number over fO.OOO disiplioed troops waiting fora great battle. The object ofthe Moors was said to be to draw the Spaniards iuto the iu-terior.

Thk English Turk Dkcunk ix thb Betting os thb American Colt Umpirk. For mauy weeks past the American Derby colt, "Umpire. has seemingly held his Cosition in the Two Thousand and Derby el ting on sufferance, and the movement which was made against him was not unexpected, although it created some sensation. No cause worthy of credence has bt-en assigned for his decline, units it be, indeed, that he has of late been more secluded than usual. We were never through thick and thin admirers of "Umpire we have frequently given expression to our opinion that his Goodwood running and his Stockton successes did not establish his title to the position to which he was advanced more by money than by merit in the Derby betting.

All sorts of rumors are circulated about "Umpire. The last report is, that to each side of his stable door are chained two ferocious bull dogs, who are purposely kept on short commons to render them equally ready to "chaw up" a nobbier as to devour a boue. The state GEUKERT PROVISION STORE Commercial between Third Fourth? ATOECISON Housekeepers will bear in mind that SCHELL receives fresh GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS every week from Southern and Eastern cities. n6m3 C. A.

JACOBS SP0TS1700D MOBS WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER GROCERIES PKOVISION AND OUTFITTING Commercial thrut, ATCHISON. K- T. TJAVKronstantl II thine to 1 foil A in sn li riva Grocery store. All of eur Goods will be sold lor casn or produce. Give us a call and we guarauiee satisfaction.

The highest price will be pnid forevervthinetl warmer has to sell. SPOTS WOOD A JACOBS. Aicnison, June 11. D2t baalis tins, Gallatin, Mo. axo.

roc.ia. St. LouBir H. DAYIS YOUNG, Successors otS. C.

HOSWELL DRUGSTORE. WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGIST Commercial street, between Fourth and Fifth street, adjoining E. A. Rice Co. Just received and for sale' a large and complete stock of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, VARNISHES.

OILS, PAINTS. GLASS. PUTTY, GLASS A RE, FRENCH, AMERICAN, ENGLISH PERFUMERY. TOILET, SHAVING SOAPS, HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, VIRGINIA SMOKING, AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, PURE WINES AND RANDY PATENT MEDICINES. AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, all of which will be sold as low as any house in Kansas T.

n35tf PIKES PEAK OUTFITTING NEW AERIVAL! HAVING Just arrived in this city, i wish to inform the citizens of this city and vicinity, that I have opened and amkeeping for sale at wholesale and retail a large and selected stock of CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, con sisting of Pants, Vfcst Hats, Drawers Shirts antl Undershirts and everything else in that line of trade. To yonr own satisfaction come in and examine my goods' and prices thereof, before purchasing elsewhere. My motto is: '-Bij sales, small profits, and no tronhle to show poods." Store corner of Third and Commercial street, under Bier's Furniture store. nWtf ROTngCniLD. TERRITORY OF KANSAS, Atcrisox Cobntv.

la the First Distiict Court, sitttnf in and for Atchison Ceuntr, for the trial of causes arising nnder the laws Of said Territory. HENRY R. NEAL, Plaintiff, against WASUINGTON WOODS, Def. Order Publication. WASHINGTON WOODS of th- Stat, of Missouri, will take notice that Henry R.

Neal did on the 12th day August, A. D. 1859, file hta petition in the said Court against him setting-forth that the said defendant Washington Woods, is indebted to the said plaintiff. Henry R. Neal iu the sum of One Hundred and Thirty-five dollars, due to the said plaintiff, for work and labor done aad performed, and materials found and provided by the said plaintiff, for the said defendant, at his special instance and request.

And the said defendant is also notified that the plaintiff has filed his mechanic's lien for the same upon a certain one-storyed frame dwelling-house situated upon lot number eleven in block number city and count OI Atchison, Territory nsas. And that unless he appear and answer the petition of the said plaintiff by the 2d day of March, a. I860, the sarpe will be taken as con feasted aid judgment rendered accordingly. Witness my hand aqd the seal ef said cpurf at my office in s. son, this 4th' day of Jannarir, a.

D. 1860. JAMES R. WHITEHEAD. Cler'.

By Jambs L. MoClues. D. Clk. Headier A Carr, PliTj Alfv, 32-6 VOMMRECIAL AND THIRD ATomraoir DEALERS iar Domestic and Fancy DRY GOODS! Made Clothing, HATS, BOOTS 8l SHOES, GROCERIES, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

Are Daily ReeeMaf FftESH ASSORTMENTS which will he sold CHEAP FOX CASH. nol tf J. W. DAYIS, DEALER IN STOVES Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND FIFTH ST Atchison, Kansas.

I RICE I CO. SEALERS in Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, Wholesale and Retail Corner1 of Commercial and Fourth street, ATCHISON, K. T. I have now on hand and receiving all articles suited to the trade 100 Hhds SUGAR 35 Bags RIO COFFEE 150 Bags A SALT 50 Boxes TOBACCO 60 Boxes CANDLES 10 Barrels SYRUP 50 Kegs SYRUP 50 Boxes SODA and ALAR ATI'S 40 Br. assorted SOAP 150 Kegs assort erf JT AILS 30 CHOICE CIGARS 75 Boxes WINDOW GLASS 75 Boxes ASSORTED TEAS 20 Barrels CRUSHED AND 20 Bis.

POWDR'ED SUGAR 75 Bis. FAMILY FLOUR 40 Oases Choice WINES CHOICE OLD PORT WINE AND BRANDIES. MACKEREL SARDIlfES WHITE FISH WHITE LEAD Grbtmd PEPPER AXD SPICE. LARD OIL JfUTS OF All KINDS STARCH INKS BROOMS, BUCKETS CORDAGE Besides complete assortment of all kin-I FANCY GROCERIES which we offer to the trade liver for rash. n3tf E.

A. RICE CO HOW THEY P0 SELL JUST received by express another o-of those Ladies GL9VE FRENCH KID CONGRESS GAITERS at FAIRCHILDS. Call aroond and get a fit. 28tf J. B.

F.uRcniLD. Extortion often drives away a gxd customer aad the cry shouted after then) of "ME NO ALAMO Coma to late." "While the victim of high prices turns naturally to an establishment like that of TBXIR HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES cheap goods. An experienced buyer and light expenses keep the ball rolling at COMMERCIAL AVENUE. a2Stf Rich, Parker, Mchiton. fbrt Leavenworth.

A. PARKER CO. CORNER OF COMM. it FOURTH STS. Have now received the bulk of their WINTER STOCK! OF GOODS.

nasi are nw offering great inducements to CASH BUYERS. Just Received ax iwyoiCR or LADIES CHILDRENS SHOES by A. S. PARKER A CO. Corner of Fourth and Commercial.

A. S. PARKER A CO. wenld invite the attention of LADIES to the spU-ndid stock of Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks. Hosiery Gloves, Trimmings, Bonnetts, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Curtain Goods, Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Household Goods, Boots Shoes, fec.

fec. fcc A. S. PARKER CO. would respectfully call the attention of GENTLEMEN to their full and complete stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, etc.

fcc. which they arfl ho'r offering for Cash at unpre-" cedently low pricr. A. S. PARKER CO.

would say to HOUSEKEEPERS and those just commencing Housekeeping, that tliey have on hand the largest, mast complete- and best stock of Glass, Queeusware and Household Furnishing Goods ever before offerd in this market, which they are selling at prices as low us they can be sold on the river. A. S. PARKER CO, would say to POEK PACKERS that they have yet left 1000 Sacks G. A.

Salfy which they will sell low for cash. A. S. PARKER CO. would say to evry tis a call -at our new stand on the CORNER OF 4th and COMMERCIAL PTS-, where we will be continually receiving during the Winter additions to our stock, and where it will afford us pleasure to show our goods whether persons wish to purchase or not.

One price, quick sales, small profits and cash. Attention Farmers! ONE OF KJRBY'S AMERICAN HARVESTERS, REAPER AND MOWER, combined or separate, yet for sale. Also -I HORSE RAKES, PLOUGHS. SCYTHES, and a complete assortment of other FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Sy A. S.

Parker fc Ploughs 1 A Ik Different sizes' at A. S. PARKER 4 Co. GLASSWARE QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARR QUEENSWARE GLASSWARE QUEENSWARE Foi sale very low by A. S.

Parker Co. TO MILLERS. For sale at a small advance on manufacturers rates, BOSTON MACHINE BELTING from 3 to 4 ir.ches. GUM PACKING, ronod and plain. LACE LEATHER AJCI BELT HOOKS by A.

3. PARKER A CO. Cemer Commercial street and 4tA its. KANHAWA SALT KANHAWA SALT KANHAWA SALT Lbls. on consignment and for sale by A.

S. PARKER A Co. Corner of 'Commercial st. and 4th sts. AS.

PARKER CO. have the largest floored VTare house in the city aad are prepared to receive 10,000 sacks of Wheat and will ship with the least possible delay and at the lowest rates, a liberal advance will be made if required on good sound rail Wheat. H6tf GUN SMITH, JT fif Aft hM opened Oun Smith a MyyJi Shop, opposite the Bank and Post eti Cowcisrclai street in this city, in the Tin and Stove store of J. w. Davis, where he is prepared to do all kinds of work in bis line, and also, will Braze Iron aad Steel in a neat and substantial manner.

n3S-m3 BOOT OILS nit AMD ty 5r H. DIESBACH, W1T0LISALX AND RETAIL DEALER GROCERIES AXD PROVISIONS, Jiqauw Cigars. Commercial Street, between 3d and 4th. paid for all kinds of Country product HARDWARE, STOVES, A A J. AJ.J Wholeaala and Retail Dealer FOREItiN A DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

STOVES, IRON. STEEL, (te. COMMERCIAL ST. NEXT of SECOND Atchison, E. T.

n9tf Vt Mi a11 Masonic. WASHINGTON R. A. Chapter meets the first and 3d Wednesday in each month. Transient companions are respectfully invited to attend.

WASHINGTON Tjodge No. 6 meets on the lit Saturday of Stch month. St. Johns Lodge, No. 20.

T) KG I LA It communications occur npon every IV second and fourth Saturday in each month. U. U. CHASE, Scc'y. G.

11. W. M. ODD FELLOWS. The Odd Fellows meet on Tuesday of each week FOR SALE HOUSE and LOT in Block 09, North Atchison.

House nearly aejr and situated within a hundred yards of a never failing spring. Will be sold cheap, if applied for soon. Knqnire of tbe undersigned of E. CH K8EBROUG H. H.

GILLUH. Atchison Feb. 16., I860. nSS-tcg For Sale. TWO L0T3 en Santa Fe street, with a (rood dw.

linsr on same. A (food bargain to be had en. quire of the undersigned. n34-tr. JAMK3 B.

WTLII. MASSASOIT LIVERY STABLE. One of the most Extensive, as well as the best Livery Stable in Kansas may be found at the MASSASOIT BARNS In the City of ATPCIHIISOH. Those in want of Good Livery. Fast and reliable Hones, fine, comfortable Vehicles, and a Stylish turn out generally, can find the same at W0LT0N ERG.

LIVERY STABLE, Sccottd near the ifatiuuoU Houtt. Atchison Aug. nlf H0LTH AOS BR0. Manufacturer and Dealer in AD AIX KINDS OT CANDIES. Recommend their NEW AND EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT to the taror and petronage of Atcnison.

Having had experience in the largett eity in the cnton, we are prepared to execute all orders FOR PARTIES OB COUNTRY MERCHANTS at tbe shortest notice, and in the best manner. Our prices will be found as LOW as may be found in any city west of St. Louis. After Wednesday next we may be found in oar NEW AND SPLENDID BUILDING, 'en Commercial, between 4th and 5th streets. Aug.

ISth, 1859. alltf Helthans lira. Hannibal St. Joseph 1859, Hail Eoad. 1859- If OW short Route to the EAST NORTHs SOOTHE To Chicago, St.

Louis, Toledo, Cincinnati Indianapolis, Louisville, New York, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Orleans, Memphis, Montreal, Quebec, fcc. 4c. EG ULAR daily Packets and Stage, from Kan Zl saa City. Leavenworth and Atchison connect at St. Josepu, wtB trains East.

Connections made av Hannibal with Packets up and down the Mississippi river, and with all H.iHnaifa Daily Stageiconnectlons jneds from pointson th. Railroad to Lexington, Jtlchiriond, Brunswick, Paris, Independence, Carollton, Ac. Passenger to the East by this Route ve from five to sevsn days over those going by the Missouri river. Through' tickets to all points East, North of South, may be had at oflie of this Company, at Kansas, Leavenworth, Atchison or St. Joseph.

Tbe H. A St. Joe R. R. are selling SIX HUNDRED1 THOUSAND ACRE8 fertile laid, situated along its line, at low rates tfnd dpon a leng credit.

Apply toJOSlAH HUNT, Land Commi-missioner, Hannibal. Shipper, of Freight by this line savs time and insurance. JOSIAH HUNT, Bent. P. B.

OaoAT, Ticket Agent. A tib, en. freight Agent. total railroad receipts in Great Britain are $2,500,000 per week. The total investments in these roads are $1,953,313,757.

The first State eleciion in 1860 will be held in New Hampshire on the second Tuesday in March next. A Governor and members of the state Legislature are to be elected James P. Cate is the Democratic candidate for Governor, and Gov. Goodwin the Republican nominee. Gov Goodwin's maj.

last March was 3,500. Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has been organized at Washington, consisting of Messrs. Vallanding-bam. (chairman.) Bigler, Barksdale, Miles Taylor, English, Bocock and Logan. Declined.

Wm. Gillmore Simms, the South Carolina novelist, has written a patriotic letter, declining on account of ill health, to address the populace on the inauguration of Clark Mills' equestrian statue of Washington. The invitation will now be given to Chas. Eames, ex-Minister to or to Hon- Thomas S. Bocock, of the House of Representatives.

In Philadelphia, a few days ago, much attention as excited by the appearance in the streets a funeral with two hearses, side by side, bearing the remains of Mr. Charles Banks, aged seventy-one years, and his wife, aged sixty-eight, who died within a day or two of each other. A Bill has been reported to the Legislature of Maryland, reealing the appropriation usually granted to the African Colonization Society. Ma. Steak kr Pennington denies having anything to do with the payment of Mr, Clays debts, and pronounces the tale lately started by a correspondent of the Ciu-cinnatti Commercial a fabrication.

Richard Reafl, late "Secretary of State" ofJihn Brown's Provisional Government, is lecturing in Cleveland on "Poets and Poetry." Walter S. Gurnev, is the Democratic candidate for Mayor of Chicago. The expense of taking the census this year throughout the Union will be about a million of collars. Thf. population of Philadelphia is now estimated at an increase of 200,000 in the last ten years.

Nicholas Longworth has now in his cellar four hundred and sixty thousand bottles of wine. When i. is remembered that there are two or three other large manufacturers in Cincinnati, some idea may be formed ot the extent to which the grape is cultivated in that vicinity. Washington Territory is 600 miles long. 290 miles broad, and contains 132.021 square miles.

It is principally valued for its lumber. Senator Seward's Position. The New York Courier and Enquirer, the great organ of Senator Seward, gives notice that it will not snppoit Edward Bates or any Other man for President who labored to beat Fremont in 1856. "No earthly consideration," it declares, will induce it to do it. The Courier and Enquirer adds We will say, for the information of Mr.

Seward's 1 nds, that we have the best reason for believing that, if elected to the Presidency next November, his public life may be considered as terminated, as he would not even gonsant to a re-election to the Senate." ORLtlNANCES. No. 200.3 Be it ordained by the ifayor and Coun-Cilraen of the city of Atchison, That in alt ordinances of this City, where the words Mayor or Mayors Court occurs with reference to the punishment for violation of city ordinances, they shall read, Recorder and Recorders Court. Passed Feb. 20, 18G0.

Approved Feb. 20, I86C G. H. FAIRCHttD, Mayor. Attest B.

Wvlie, Register. Election Notice. Sheriff Office, Itchisos K. T. Feb.

22d, 1860. 1 is hereby ordered by the Sheriff of JL Atchison county, Kansas lernlory, that an election will be held in and throughout said county at the several wards voting precincts or places of hold ing township election on tue 36th day of March, Ki d. lobU, to elect a aupermten-dant of Common Schools, for the said coun ty of Atchison, to fill the vacancy the re' mainder of the terra of George Thompson, cunty Superintendent of Common schools who has resigned and whose term of office would have expired on the first day of January, A. p. 1861: the polls to be opened between the hours of eight and nine o'clock a.

and closed at six o'cloc p. if. BIC 8. MeCCBBIM nS9-w5 IBherHf. STRINGER; ALLEN ck Van norstrand, Successors to V.h.

TAW DETKNTER CO. WhdUtdlt ZftaUri iit MEN BOYS' CLOTHING, India Rubber Goods, ALSO The largest and beet assorted stack of JOB THE BOTTLER'S PLAIK8 TRADE, to be found in the market. 160 162 Main st ST. LOUIS. MO.

nT.W JAMES M. GRAHAM, OBNli OF SECOND AN COMMERCIAL ST. ATCHISON, K. T. WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER Groceries, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS AD CLOTHING." visgBurehaeedeur stock in the Eastern CrSrea of Philadel phia, Pittsburgh and St.

Louis for Cash, and selected it Wih sir eye to tbe interests of oar customers, we flatter ourselves4 that we can please the most fastidious both in prices aVdrualTty ef ttr Goods. Oar stock is fdll rfd complete in all it. various i branches, 31 i wa i shell endeavor to keep it so throagh the whole We have a One lot of Hardware, sneh a. BOUSE-TRIMMINGS TOOLS, H0W- HOLJiS-OOODS, CHAINS. which We will sell at greatly redaeed prices, as we want to close a partieular branch of ear business.

To Country Merchants we offer rack in dncemeats as we think will endttce, all to purchase who. will take the triable to look at onr stock. We shttll alwati maka it enr aim, ill the purchase of produce, and sale of Qoods, to advance the in areata of Atchison County. Remember the places and call aad convince yourselves. GRAHAM'S Cash tYnvre is plaerto pure ywer Omli ment is widely circulated in all tbe American papers, aiid an English contributor to one of them actually had the impudence to state that the precaution is necessary, for that favorites for great races in England are invariably "got at." That "Umpire" will return to his position is very probable, for, doubtless, a large sum of money will be sent into the market from America to back him.

"Mainstone" is, however, uow the leading favorite. GovKRNoa Cuase tells the story that Lieut. Gov. Newman, of was in Cincinnati, with the Kentucky and Ten liestee Legislatures, he was accompanied by his "body servant," a sprightly, saddle colored "boy" of about thirty, who was conscious of his dignity. His master, who was in the habit of jesting wish him fain' iliarlv, accosted him in the hall of the Neil "House, just before tho departure of the guests, with a "Why, Jack, havn't any ofthe Abolitionists carried you off yet?" "Yah yah! Mass' Newman, (quoth Jack) when I seed you gwine down de street arm in arm wid Gubner Dennison and Gubner Chase, I tot you were gone sure yah! yahl" Col.

W. H. Hutter, editor of the Eastern j4rgas, was assailed and knocked down in one of the streets of Easton, on Friday evening week, by Mershon Reeder, son of ex-Governor Reeder The attack upon Mr. Hutter, was made in consequence of an article appearing in the Argus some two or three weeks ago, upon the father of young Reeder. Tn Millions roa Wall Street.

The President has signed the Post Office bill, and the Department Will commence immediately the payment of the long suffering mail contractors and their creditors. The Deficiency bill appropriates over ftrtir million wherewith to pay what the Department owed on the 1st of July, 1859; nod further sum' of four millions is to lie disbursed between the present date and the end of the fiscal year. There is still another appropriation of two millions and a half for salaries, contingent expenses, interest Ac. making altogether oref tea millions, of which two-thirds will be disbursed within tbe uext sixty days. The effect of this action on the part of the govern ment will be felt in an easier money market, and flush times among the banks and and financiers in Well street.

The merchants will be benefitted and trade will receive general impetus, which, in the present state of stagnation, is a consummation most devouily to be wished. Everybody will be glad that the bill has passed, and sorry that the odious franking privilege was not abolished at the same time. Na York Herald. Umfir. Wilkes Spirit ofthe Tunes says: We regret by the letter from our London correspondent.

"Censor," that the American cpH Umpire, by Lecnropte, out of lice Carneal, who has no long held the undisputed premiership of the English Turf as first favorite for the Derby, has been recently attacked by violent influence and at the last accounts was reported dead. This news, which comes to Amer ica solely through our valued correspondent, will cast a deep gloom over the turf circles of this country. Let us hope that tho worst may not be true, and that the stout-const ltutioned son of the great Le-compte may recover in time to resume his pre-eminence over the British candidates far the bine ribbon ofthe Fsgltsh Tnrf.".