Wyandotte Commercial Gazette from Kansas City, Kansas • Page 2

'y W. isvvrjiTvnt op The War near Home. IV bare had ab ut as stirring times in our immediate tkinity during the past week, as at any time since the commencement of the war. The ball opened in fine style on Monday mornit. As soon as newr reached BOOTS' AND.

SHOES, n. B. TAYLO.1, E.IItor Kansas, gafurday, August 16 18G2. Leave Jncticn City Tuesday at 7 a tn Anive at Washirgtcn next by 10 Lin sv Washtnffton Thnrsday at 6 Arrive Jit JuLctioa City next lar by 10 -r. 1425T Fnwn Bfatrir ia Hanifl's 40 5 nlieii and oa- oi.ee a week tk Leu Beatrice FriHajr at 6 a Arrive at DanlV Ranch br 10 Iae Oaniel's Rai.rh Saturday at 6 a to; Arrive at Beatrice by 10m; Tor fan's prp39il, saarantee and certi-firate, and as to tie condit o.

to mb-acd th Conirwc'it- A ivrrtia. CLAW A HE BETWEEN MAIN Ai SICOND h'z 1- -iffA SIGR OF THS Kansas City of th surrender of Buel, it' Crop Prospects. There are fair prospects that we shall have average crops iu Kansas this season, notwithstanding tLey suffered for 'hs waul of drink during their i fanctT.vvAWoever had better crops of winter, wheal -ihan those which have lately been yield to ihe acre was Iargj and jhe quality of ram good. The spring wheat don't to much. Garden geta-bles ar rstther backward, tut the late ruin 3 will hasten iheir wth.

and we hopeltoon to be favort-d uith abuu-danceof theni. yThe fame may be raid relative to corn and potatoes We have greater feais lor the want 'for hay, than fr aTiyJI Injjt-Ue in the sub-stence line, though we do not apprehend there be any euffciiug among tock next winter for the want oi fodder. Reg' star. became evident that all the available men in this part of Uncle Samuel's heritage would be needed to defei.d thai Post, and a request was accordingly sent over here for ourvcitizens logo over and lend a' innt of 31 lS63.ii at tbej principal Posi Odici or. the ro f- 143 4w Poatinaa: er tieueral.

LEAVENWORTH. KANSAS. V9i Protoptly Sxeccied. 138 ly' To the Mchanta cf Kansso There is new in the Lfvenworth a I hand. We cannot, perhapSjjjMre.a feriet.

Jotm Trapter Plaintiff Before JoBf nh Sperk i WHOLESALE a ef Call fof a Repabltoaa Canvntlan. or The R-purdicns of the State of Kansas EocJi.eI at are riueitei t-i elect seventy fiire dele gates, oua from rach Representative Dijtrict. as app by tha last Lisla-tur. to inset iu Cjaranridri at T-jpeka. en Wednesday th 17th of September I ana correct accouiu ti Uie uo.ngs oi me day io well in any ether way as to introduce right here some of the proclamations military orders to which our people were called upon to give Letd.

First in order we give the Mayor's Office, A 11. 1 662. To Every abb bidisd hnn i City of WytuJ You art hereby ordered to forthwith report yourself at the Post Office, with whatever arms you possess, to talie immediate ac ion in reference to the dtfense cf your town. A large force of guerrillas are within six miles of Kansas marching' on the place. Rally at once for the defense of your homes.

STEPHEN, A. COBB, Mayor. 'street hat eat offer facilities to cash buyers, nnsnr-passed ja anv market jnjtis epuntry We will even poiio frfr as to frnrntee to duplicate New York or Phjla dekia billa Our prtods are made by ourselves in New F. very dollars worth bought fcr eah. Af.d as our sylleri la s.Tles knd small prnfi we aieahje, without, exaggeration, to oiTer indacements as above.

UNITED STATES CLOTHING HALL, 40 DFLAW1UE STREET. lotiZ, at VZ clock for the purple, of nominating a Member of Ccnree," an Asiociatd Justice of the Supreme Court, a Gorermr, a Liut. Governor, a Secretary of au Auditor, a Treasurer, a We publish the report of ihe Secretary of the held in front cf the Garno House last night, which takes about all the rojin we cinafTrd this imie of the week. The tone of n. Lm-i'j speech was radical, and in'that respect suited the views of those present.

But. the language used lacked the clasJc refinement -we ar- accustomed to expect from learned nud dignified Senators. We will be mild James this time on of the ffoocT.vvork is engaged ia. we. will jost sny to him privately that his langnage.

considt-rio? that a on-hidentble portion of the audience was composed of ladies, was open to 'severe Thorn tr Tcw i PMf. Wvat dote Kotsce is liPrrby piveji to kfiid that the, 6th ta'v Auentt 1832 Justice tsped an order nf altarbiacut in the alve action for the snm of thirty-'-wo dollars that psi cpxne fcas brcn tt for rial on the day cf FpfBibr A. 1. oVIock a-m. 149 3, JOHN .1 STRAYED MARE- Eipbt o- ii years biown or rfcK bay Cflo, entirely bli.t in o'te eve a pr 'v to -n th te foot in fore-heft, tw ca8 on shonlder, rausd by fit Ias.

Aiy pe fon wl wil! rttwrn sid niarc to me, 6 mtra th of Leivenwch, or to Mr. HoLbatd. of cr to R. n. Taylor, Wyandott, thai I atdtaVy rewarded.

CYRUS TAYLOR. NOTICE Complaints having been made to us that parties in this City have been charged $2 60-100, 5 and even as high as 87 60-100 to have their deeds draw AU persons interested are hereby notified thflt we have heretofore and will continue to charjre but nrie duliar jor drawing" ordinary Quit-Claim and Warranty Deeds. Ackni'wledgements when done in our office, fifty cents. COOPER Si STOCKTON. 148 5w they would blow Lis brains out.

This operation the cowardly traitor attempted two or three times, and was met by the dew nuiot threat on the part of his men, till finally being overwhelmed by numbers our men were forced to yield This same Capt. Breckinridge, as soon us the fight was over, mixed freely wih the rebel officers, drrnVrngjilns with them, apparently en'j tag their Wm-panionsbip hugely. The rebels captured 300 new minnie muskfts. several hundred JSTivy revolvers, and 200.000 rounds of fixed atnuniiion, besides rge quauiities of cominissary sttre, 65 niolts, anJ about 300 hoes. The rebtU entered town by two dihV r-ent routes, one of the parties iotviiig the tar and stripes fur the purpose of clc-ci'iviag the 'picKets, aud then down afifr ttit-y hiI surrendered.

We are nlo iufi.rn:-d it at of the men, without auth ti from the rfficers, took Capt. Tboii-asou: and him -cold bloud, afier the battle was over, having been taken prisoner, early in tlje engagement. Our informant gave the Union los. at 23 killed and 27 wounded, and that of the rebels at 60 UiU and 65 wound t-d mi Hughes, Die Yeager. and Kit ChilJs being arnon? the rebel killed.

Lieut. Col. Burns, came down on the Majors Monday night, with two or three hundred men, and vi-ited Independence Tuesday, returning to Kansas Wednesday niht. We understand that he took what movable property from leading secessionists in that town he could lay his hands on, to io part make up for what the rebels took from our men. He returned to the Fort on Thurday.

At this writing, (Friday morning) we are not informed precisely how matters stand over, the line iu Jackson coai.ty. An a tack was expect ed on Kansas City last night, and cdurifg yesterday many families to this place for safely. Reports are still rife that the rebels are in large force over in Jackson county, some putting their number at 5,000 and some as high as 8 000 our impression being that the smaller figures are at least a thousand or two higher than the facts will warrant. Our citizens have had a pretty good scare, have been obliged to losu some bleep by di ing guard duty, but otherwise' we believe have not uffered materially. A.

BENJAMIN Suporintouden Miiiuitujciii ui until tu3iiuviiuu ami an Attorney General. be supported at the opining fall election. All persons holdioj with us the fundamental doctrine, of human freedom, in favor of a rijraroa prosecution of ths war, tha use of all the mesas God has put into the hands of the nation for -the suppres-aioa of the rebrllia, a hearty support of the Government and an honest administration of oo local afTaira. are invited to unite with us in action u.jder the above call. A.

C. WILDE. Ch'n, TIT CW1VT) L. LEVESO.V, Proprietor, Ntw Vok. Leavenwoiti, May 33, 18 2.

133 2m Mr. Henty Gray challenges the County on Wheat. He raided 110 bushels this year from 5 boshels of -sowing. 3- LATEST 4 "A portion of Pope's command, only! Administrator's Notio ED. RUSSEL.

I FARNS WORTH, J.F. NEWLAN, M. W. DEL A II AY, proxy for D. W.

Huston, Republican State Committee. Lelter of Adminiptration on he Fs'ate of Ml LIT ART Wyandott. August 1S62. Every able-bodied man in the county will report himself forthwith to X. 1).

Heath, at the Post office, with such arn3 as he may have io hi possession, and hold hitu self in readiness to go into service. at any lime. The alarm uill be given if necessary by ringing the bell of the Congregational Church. R. PARR, CjI commanding the 2i Regiment Southern Div.

K. S. M. Kansas City, August 11, 4861. To the Military, and all byal citizen who have arms.

There is sail to be a large force'advanc-ing on this town. Come all who hve arms. F. C. LORING.

Capt. Commanding Pjst. GREAT BARGAINS TO BE OBTAIN AT HAMMERSLO.UGHBEO.'S oak CLOT II ING HOUSE! ilson dfcensed were ernt'-d to rhe tindersicned on tl.e li day of ly lT2-bv the Fiobat" Judc of Wyarv'otte County Kan sas. All persons ha inj: claims -ajrasnet paid Eatateare required to rxnibit them for allowance to the in ore vear after the date of said letters or they may precluded from any bereft of such esttt and if such rlaitna be not exhibited within tlire years from the da of said letters, they glia'l be forever debarred. Vyr.ndote Jnlv 2Sth 1CP2.

SAMUEL M. CORNATZEfl. Adn.inistrator of the Estate of Wilson Rogers about 7 0C0. whipped Stonewall Jackson, wiih near Saturday last, 9th near Culpepper Court House Va. The gun boat J.

C. Warmer has arrived at Kaiuas City. mt On our recent return from ihe Eistern States, we did not see a respectable field of corn until we ariived at Illinois. Crop. of all kinda in that noble garden of the West 'were looking unusually well." Bji we believe that ihe corn crops ol Kansas will compare favorably with those of Illinois.

Burling'on Register Col. Buelt and Capt. Breckenridge were taken to the Fort lat ight, but whether as prisoners or not we did not learn. They should be, if our information regard to them is correct. That it was either Buell's treachery or cowardice that l-st Independence there seems to be little dtiuht, and according to the ar ttf war, the pei.alty ia either is'Uuth.

Times, 15th. Kansas pity Mo We tlie TiRdergifne.i take the p'easure to SHERIFFS jJkLE. nomce to the citizene of yawIoU and country, that we are again at our CM willit eiy The Topeka Ricord admi's that Geo. A. Crawford is a Dim Krai, but still advocates his nomination for Governor by the Republican State Convention.

Frr our cwn part, we shall say less in oppo.iticn to this scheme than we should did we thi Jc there was any likelyhood of its being carried out. We consider the Democratic party to have been a tnost pernicious organization, and tbat1tTnparty its line of policy has cd diiecily to the destruction of the government for the last twenty, but more particularly the lest ten -Io our opinion had there not been a party organized en the basis of ihe Republican party, (whether of the same name would be of no account,) till now, our government would before this ti'ne ave been bound hand and foot by the slave power, and would have bee me in subsumed if not iu name before many years a monarchy of the meanest and most despicable, kind, or in default of that the Oligarchy would havy beccme powerful enough to have Groat War Moating. ICottc" i herebv eiven hat I w'll nfTcT for aleat Ti bl.c Pt lhc dcor cf the Conrt House in the cifv of Wvandotfe on the 13 day of A. D. 18r.2 at 10 o'clock A.

M. of -hat. day the following described ren! estate to Lot 3" in block 13, lotlTin M-ck 135. lots 4: Jt 50 in hlock 28, lo 13, 14. 10 block 123 lots la.

16 in bio. 102 lot 30 hi b'ock 133 1- in b'ock t( 17 4S, lot 17. 18,19 20, in block 122. and lots 15 16. 'in block 42, ituate in the City of Wvandotte County of Wyandotte and State of Kaiga.

as the propry of Char'ca A Manners on an order of 'e in favor efjtiah Walter Administrator and Marx A. Walker Admir.isf ratrix of the eatate of Joel Wa'kT deceased. Wyandotte City Augcst6-h A. D. ISG2.

L. H. WOOD, Sheriff" of WvandottR County, IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM. Head Quarters U. S.

Forces, Kansas City Mo. Aug 11 1862. To the Militia of WyaLdotte Co. An overwhelming force of robbers and thieves under Quautrell and Hays are threatning this town. None can doubt that their next mission will be, (should they force the surrender of this post)' the devastatation rf onrotrft frontier.

As it i better to meet the enemy at thelhresh-cld, than the hearihstoiis, I earnply solicit that you will come over and help us to defend the Unnn men of this phce The world is a Muboli-field in which the greatest teese generally ick up most of the golden grain. They ray Fremont in to Command here. 14S5w TJnd-r SherilT. dictated terms of separation to suit them of ready-hade 'clothing men and boys. Gents1 Furnishing Goods, S'tch as Shirts, Drawers, Ilanikercliitfa.

Socks Szc, OFTHE LATEST STYLE. BOOTS against our cemmon enemy. W. C. RANSOM, Maj.

6ih Kansas Vol'. Comraading U. S. Forces at selves. The great qyesiion which has divided the Democratic and Republican parties ever sice the organization of the latter, is the very question our arnica are fiirht- SHEKXFF'S SALE.

Xotic i herebv eiven that I will offer for sale at pub'tc at tne door of the Court lloueein the City of Wyardofte on the 13th day of September A. I). lRf-2 at 10 o'ch-ck A. M. of eaid day, the following real estate to wit: Lot No.

2. Kansaa avenue in Le City of Qmm daro, CwHi.ty of Wyandotte, taken a the properly of Fbenrr oi an execution in favor of Field Johnson and George W. Veale. Wyandotte, A-gnct 9lh A. D.

1SC2. LUTHER WOOD, Sheriff ef Wyandot Cour.tv. Kansas, By P. S. FERGUSON, 119 5w Htmer Sheriff.

Wg about to day, only the northern wing of the Democratic party think their southern brethern are carryiog the joke a Itetle too far. If hold the leaden of the northern wing more culpable, and consider them a loaneen times meaner ana more cowardly men than those who shoulder their musk- UNITED STATES MAIL. P'st Office Dpp'rtmen, Washi-gton, July 31, 18n'2. 5 PROPOSALS will he received at the Contract ffice of this Department until 10 o'clock a. m.

of Tosda, Seo'emner 30, 8ii2, for con-veyinsr the mails of the United Sratea in Kansas, from November 1. 162 to J-oe 20, 18G6. on the roatra ad by the 8clidul srf departure and afrriva's herein (Bein, with some excf'pttoj rotitea eatjibUshd by arts Congress appro-. ed tne 2 and Jnly 14 162.) Decisions by October 7. 1R62 14243 From, Toptto, by-Auburn, Burlinrame, Superior.

K-y VVest. Otf unv.va, B.ulinp. ton, Fall. Grtn-va, and lo'a, to II imSnl it. 1 CO miles and back, six tir.s a weelc.

Lsve T'P'ka daily. excpt Sunday, at 10 a Arrive at IlnmVddt third day by 8 p. tn L-ave li'iimb'-ld'. daily, except Sunday, at .0 a. rn; Arrive at Topeka third oa by 8 p.

m. 14250 From Toplta, by M'aslon Creole, to Courc I Grove, 70 mi lea and back, three tim-8 a wek. Leave Topeka Monday, Wedhesdyr and at 8 a. Arrive at Ooiineil flrnv eis ana go into me ueia to aeiena tueir rights against what the leaders of both sections of the party havo declared to be the wicked, fanatical and unconstitutional Of all kinds for Men, Coys, Women, ai.d Cht ldreti. Trunks, Carpel baggd, India Rnbber Clcl" inp also a g'd assortment of Muslin, Hickory, Check, Denims, Calicoes, Cottonade, Satinet 4i.e.

AU these article's are bought at the late decline cf tbe Eastern Markets, for CAEH, which ehablee ns sell them, "heaper than any other souse West cf St. Louis. COME OJJ AND ALL OF TOTJ TO attfckM of the black Republicans. SHEKIFF'S SALE. Notice is her by given that I wil! off-r for sale at Public auction, at the door of the Court Houje in the Ciry of Wvandotte, on the 13rh day of September A.

D. 18 2, at 10, oclock A M. of tint dav. the follown.g described real estate to wit: Lots 10 St 147 Kansas avenue lota 202, ft-4, 22d.1'88, 401 Main etreet, Ms 1 1l 3 at eet, lots 32, 34, 203 St, 205 street, lots 156ft.l58 afreet, lot 44 17 li Levee, iots 44 46 street. los 33 35 street, lots 9J y-2 street lots 21-5, 207 6l 209 in the City or Qtirdaro, County of Wyandott- aad ate of Kansas, taken as the property of R.

M. Ainswortb on an execution ir. favor of John Sarahass. Wyandotte August 5lh 1862. L.

H. WOOD, Sbriffof Wvandotte County, By P. S. FKRGUSOX. 148 5w Uodtir ShenfT.

Immediately upon the announcement that Lane was to speak to the Citizens of Wyandotte County, on Friday evening, crowds began to assemble about the Garno House at quite an early hour, and by eight o'clock, one of the largest gatherings ever had in Wyandotte County was assembled, The meeting was organized. Mayor Cobb presiding, who at once introduced General James II. Lane, who was received wrh three rousing cheers. He dgpici-ed vividly the danger to which Kansas is now exposed from thft gathering and threatening armies of Texas Arkansas and Missouri, and urzed that immediate and prompt efforts were mjie to. repel these threatening invasions, yet be lost.

f'. Hsta'ed that we could" gef no. help in men from the General Government, but must rally manfully to the call of the President, and in this dark hour of danger, heln our country by helping ourselves. The clear and convincing arguments in support of the Government, and the assurances that henceforth the war is to be conducted with and a purpose to crush nut the rebellion and crush everything that stands in the way, were received with round upon round of applause. For nearly two hours the General held his audience, in enthusiasm, and rapture by his fine oratory, logic and humor, and closed by a fervent appeal to eveixraan to rally to the call of his country in this her hour of trial.

laving every other consideration asid for this one great object of saving the country from the curse of rivil War and saving it at once, and forever by removing the one great cause of its inception. 3 v'r" 'Hi- 1 Short, patriotic and stirring speeches were made by M. B. Newman. B.

Taylor, Serg. Major Bliley and Lieut. Herrington, and the meeting separated at a late hour. W. H.

ScHoriELD Sec'y. Put Down your Names. officer Chestnut is enlisting recruits at a rapid rate. Hg hat only been at it about four days, and we understand he already has fifty on hisliili Le all who can possiMy make their arrangements to do so come forward at once and help to swell the ranks of the grand army of the Union. iJ IX r' nxt days 10 p.

Leave tmcil Gove, COKNCR OF MAIN AN3THIR9 ST2. BRANT fc CO- sideling the the Democratic party the bane of the country, we are not willing to do or say anything to encourage its devotees to that they can have high and honorable official positions at the hands of honest men till they repent of their sins in dust and ashes and admit that they have acted ei her from wicked motives or from a misunderstanding of facts, and abjure the eld rotten traitorous organization forever. When Crawford will do this, and af-ter he has been on probation in the Republican party a reasonable length of time as a high private, we shall be willing to see him put forward as our standard bearer. Not till Jesse cooria. J.

STOCKTON. Jnoiwiay, vveinaay. an rrtoay at oa. Arrive at Topeka next at 10 'V p. m.

14252 From IVhits Cloud, byIPwatha and S-ibetha, to Seneca, 50 milcsand back, threr times a week. Leave Wht1 Clond Monday, Wedni- day, and Friday at 8 a Arrive at Seneca n'xtdays by 12 mj Leave Snera Tuesday; Thursday, and Faturdav 1 p-m Cooper Stockton, GTAPLE AND FANCY Kansas City Mo. ILR McGcire, Lieut, 6th Kansas Vols. Si Acting 'Adj'i With these docunsent before our people it is not to be wonderrd at that they were somewhat excited during day anl Mmiay niht. The pr tcUra tti'm of the Mayor, and the call of Col.

Pa rf Were both posted at about 11 o'clock A and by a little after one o'clock in the afternoon ixty-nina nble-bodisd men had reported with various kinds of weapons, mostly muskets and shot guns, ready tor service. Guards were immediately posted at the Frry, the Bridge, and the Ford abort the Bridge, and at night between thirty and forty of our citizen went; over to Kansas City, to assist, if necessary in defending the town. TSC ntar AT IRDtrrKDEKCt. We learn from some of Buel's men who were taken prisoners at Independence and afterwards paroled, that they were surprised and attacked -tbout4 o'clock on Monday morning, by somethiog like 250 or 300 rebels, under Brig. Gen.

Hughe, and Lieut. Col.Thompson- Iu about an hour the rebels were re-enforced-by about 500 more, and our men, scattered as they were about town, and taken completely by surprise, still held their own till about 9 o'clock, when the principal part of the command surrendered. Between ritfty and tixty, who were determined not to surrender under any circummt tances; cul their way through the enemy, and under their brave Lieut. Herrington, armed safely in Kia'is Cty tr Lieut. Col Duel, Commander of the post, at Independence, is much blamed for not hat lug mounted pickets out, especially as lie knew the rebels Were id force at only a short distance rota town.

Id fact, it is believed by many that treach ery en; well as culpable negligence had to do with the defeat of the Union forces. We were also informed that Capt. Breckinridge, who was 'in command of one cf our companies, was anxiou to surrender, even before a isao had been killed. For that purpose Jie ATTORN AT LAW DM GOODS. Arrive at Whit Cloud next days by 6p mj 14251 From Iowa Point to White Clnd.

6 Outfit 'Arthur Home MagazineVJor September has a beautiful steel engraving. entitled Good. Angel," also some very pretty wood cuts, the fall fashions, ,1 AND ,1 LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CAKPETfiVas' Notions, Oilcloths Ac. ISo. HO Delaware Street, Jt; 00 HEAVEN KANSAS.

UAIINIBAL. ST. JOSEPH and the best and most entertaining' reading matter of any ti the mocthlies. $2 a year or four copies for 5. lTAXDOTTE IT1 A ICS AS.

Office in the Court oce of the Clerk's. SberiiPs nd Probate offices Up Stairs. They will" practice in Wyardoftet Miami, Donglas and Leai-enwcrlh Counties Kmnas-and Jackson County Missouri. They an sucli busins as entrns ed the to the satisfaction of those who emplny tbena, without rnrrrNG 146-tf C50 REWARD. I will pay the above reward for the capture of tbe Thiees whe rebbed me of three set of Harness an 1 other property, one nibt during my absence from borne some two weeks or more since, and the return, of tbe property; or I will pay $25 either for the retnn the property or for information that will lead to the arrest and convtetion of the Thieves.

PHILIP HESCHER. Wyandotte July 12 1862, 144 tf ICE CREAM SALOON, stftAnakw Keftrasita ATenne, opposite O. WTAHOOTTS, KAJT3A8. Knirnno Many or our citizens complained of hearing firing over in Platte County in the vicinity ef Parkville on Thursday morning. It turns out that they did have a gay little fight there.

The way, we. get ldUiti) 1111 1111 A 11LUUI miles and hack, six times a wek. Leav Iowa Point dily, except Sunday. at 10 a Arrive at WhU Clond br 12 Ieave White Cloud daily, except San-day, at lpm; Arrive at Iowa Point by 3 pot. 14253 From Lawrence, br Willow SpHnr, to the Sac and Fix mWaa ar-d bac.

thra tiraea a wek. a Leave Lawrence Monday, and Friday at A a Arri-o at the Sac and Fox by 10 pm -Iave tb Sac ai Fox Agency Tuesday, iiy, and Satyrd i 6 a Arrive at Lawrtnee by IP 14254 From Emporia, by Kaele Creek. MadaA, i Centre, Willow Crwm nd -Wolf ()reek, to Eureka, 50 mils and back, threetnes a week Leave Emporia Saturday at 6 a re -Arrive Eureka br 13 tn Leave Eureka Monday, Wednesday, sn Fridvt 6anj" 1 Arrive at Emporia by 10 tn. 14255 From Seneea, by Nottlrr- bam, Barret's Mills, and Inrinevto miles and back, nnee a week. Lv Seneca Monday at 6 a Arrive at Maohattin next day by 10 ta Iave Manhattan Welnesday at (I a Anive at Seneca next day by 10 tn.

11256 From Jonction City by. Gatesille, to Washinjrton, Washingtoa county, 72 miles andbaek once a week IeTi Ocsccitjr DaUy CSaXDAYSaCBTEO Making sure connection with ths BaHioad atWestnu. ue story, some uion sKJiers and citizens attacked a nest of 300 rebels, routed them, killed 7, and burned the houses of two or three of the meanest ones. Served them Individuals and parties eappUed Jkt hoars or me nay ana evening. i All rersens found loitering; in the streets of St.

Joseph, who cannot a satisfactory account of themselves, are te be an esied and ta ten before the Provost Marshal. michigau hodse; To all ths principal eities in the United States and Canadas, for sala at the Company's office, by OSce, Corcef XUwars aafXerse, I tore oflTia piece of a white onder garment We learn by the Hannibal Herald, that on Saturday last. Col. McNeil, according Cel. Jennisoa and CJspU Hoyl will 'speak to our citizens Thursday "evening bst.

Let there be a good turn1 oat. jXiU Ilcnenry has just received "big jCtt- of goods rcci new York.1 By pur-trj Cf fira(htnds ha is ecjhled 4o- 11 therwkslJ. and attempted io raise on a ramrod (Tcrierly Ren ick House,) ccniisa uAin aitd csttcca t.v ITcaTrortSt, rzz, 7. Zicdlcra ZPtcprictor. i' i-- Post02ee in sae Baildinr.

v. trna-Knt nf hit nan: --s- wfom be had capured. Thev hadt all tly brought their guns to bear on Violated their parvle and forfeited their hi and told him to lower it -instantly -or bonds. This was merited justice.