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SIjjC Win ion JUNCTION, SATURDAY. JAN. 10, 1SC3. THE CASH MUST INVARIABLY ACCOIT TANY LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. "Wiley 1ms received large additions to his jlock of eoods, and is rapidly disposing of them. m m m m . Junction lias now a singing school in running order. Hersej superintends. m m ' General Blunt has been nominated bj the President a Major-General. The remains of Captain Clarke: arrived at Fort Riley last Thursday evening, and will be buried this afternoon with Masonic and military honors. A. letter has been received from Philcs, but too late for this week. It will lose none of its in terest by next. m m Dj A Union church was formed last Sabbath, and the first communion partaken of. The Rev. William Todd i3 pastor. Attention is called to the advertisement of John Pipher & Co., of Manhattan. They have everything requisite to meet the wants of West ern Kansas, and withal are gentlemen pleasant to deal with. "O Towle !: Purinton have opened a new blacksmith shop in town, at Kern's old stand. This will be more convenient to our farmers, as one shop was unable to supply the demand for such work. O Senator Strickler, and Representative Mil ler, of Dickinson, left last Thursday for the State Capital. Representative Gordon s:S't3 to-day. They refused to join the Good Templars previous to starting say they're .going to represent us of "bust," which is a slur on this country. - "H O Captain Harvey's company, the Ogdcn "Mud-Sills,"' now G company, Tenth Kansas, suffered as follows in the battle of Prairie Grove: Killed Charles Kycr. Wounded 1st Sergeant G. Wohlwend, shoulder slightly ; Corporal L. Hastings, side, severely ; Corpor.il W. C. Harris, elbow, slightly : John Bums, breast, slightly ; It. F.Young, leg, slightly. ID" At the School Meeting, held last Wednes day evening, the vote levying a tax of one per cent, in this District for school purposes was reconsidered, and one-half the tax rescinded. The tax is now one-half per cent, and to be de voted to the maintenance of a school only. The idea of building is therefore dropped for the present. e fc ID" The storeroom of Streeter fc Strickler has of late been so bountifully replenished as to par take more of a wholesale establishment. Loads of goods continually arrive, which indicates an extensive business. Their building is packed with the best and most complete assortment of cverj'thing needed" in any market. New Yeui's at Manhattan. All accounts agree regarding tho handsome st3"le in which passed off the festivities at this place. The ora tion was delivered at two o'clock by Mr. Sanfurd. The Ladies' Fair in the eiening was a complete success, ind the proceedings of the entire da' highly creditable to those in charge. The ladies realized between one and two hundred dollars 'or the benefit of the Baptist church. Married. In the Methodist Episcopal church, at Manhattan, by Rev. Mr. Beckwith, of the Congregational church, E. II. Sanford to Mary J. St. John, of Manhattan. At the residence of Mr. Furrow, January 4th, by the Rev. J 0. Forseman, Mr Elms Montague nnd MissRnnECC Bowers, both of Davis county. In this cit, on the Sth inst.. b' G. F. Gordon, Esq., Albert Wagner and Mart Uliucit, both of Junction. IDWc neglected last week to iperik of the Masonic festivities in this city on the 27th ult Mr. Mostacle delivered a highly interesting oration, briefly reciting the history of Masonry from the days of antiquity down, embracing statistical evidences of its rise and progress, and recounting the blessings it cr.sts around, wind ing up with an excellent defence against the im putations of its enemies. Quite a number re mained in the Hall, nnd pleasantly whiled away a few hours in the mazes of the dance. Caitain Ciiaules F. Clarke. We find the following notice of this lamented Soldier in the Leavenworth Times : ' The body of Captain Clarke, 6th Kansas Volunteers, and A. A. G on General Denver's staff, arrived in this city 3-eslcrday from Tennes see. The coffin was placed in an ambulance, nnd, draped with the National flag, was escorted through tho city by Captain Stout's company of the 3d Wisconsin cavalry. The remains of the gallant Captain are now on their way to Fort JUilcy, where his family reside. "We learn that the death of Captain Clarke was sudden, resulting from an accidental poison ing. He was well known by many of our citi zens, and by his fellow soldiers he has always been respected and esteemed. He had served two enlistments in the regular army, previous to the breaking out of the war, as regimeutaL Q. M. Sergeant of Cavalry, and "was" held in the high est regard bv those who knew and were aiso-J dated with him in the army. 0ln a letter from "Byron" we learn of the following additional unfortunates from this neighborhood : "John Thompson, of Manhattan, will hardly survive hi- wounds ; Eggleston, of Junction, slightly wounded." Speaking of the sanctified horror affected by the people when Union troops enter their corn-fields on Sunday, he gives us the following, which is a fair sample of the murderous bushwhacking propensities of the same people : "A young man by the name of John Davis, of Riley count-, who enlisted last September in C company, was waylaid by these miscreants a short time since, and instantlv killed. He was much esteemed by his comrades." There seems to be some doubt about the death of John Mifler, noticed last week; Byron says he is only wounded. The letter closes as follows "lour humble correspondent is now confined within the narrow limits of a hospital (not a cell;, severely but not dangerouslv wounded, trying to console himself with the very soothing renection that the rights of our Government will be fully established, and this war will cease." The Band, of Hopk. Herewith is the pledge required of the youngster who unite with this Band. We understand it will be organized to-morrow, in Sabbath-school : A pledge we make No wine to take. r Nor whiskey hot, ., j ... That makes tlie sot Nor fiery rum, That ruins home. Nor will we sin -1 By drinking gin Hard cider too Will never do ; " ' "" Nor brewer's beer Our hearts shall cheer; ' . Tor these to taste, ' ' The drunkard's haste. And I would not Become a 6ot. So here we pledge perpetual hate To all that can intoxicate. Died. On the 20th of November, 1862, in Brush Valley, Indiana county, Pennsylvania, John Mahtix, Sa.; grandfather of the junior editor of this paper. He was well-advanced in years, and one of the early Scotch-Irish pioneers of that section of country. His daily wnlk and conversation being fully up to the rigid notions of the Old Covenanters, he has gone to enjoy that repose in realms on high, prepared only for those who do His will. NOTICE ! TO ALL OUR WESTERN FRIENDS, And others, as you come to mill, will want to buv somo Goods, Cheap for Cash, call at the FARMER'S STORE, at the old standi No. 353 Foyntz Avenue. WE 11 VE JUST RECEIVED FROM the Philadelphia market, a large assorts ment of Goods, consisting of Dry Goods Clothing Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, m,&m? mmm me9 TOBACCO, TEA, SUGAR, SOAP, GOAL OIL, and Candlesi and other things too numerous to mention. Bfigt-ALSO. Agents for Ayer's Celebrated Medicines. All person -desiring to invest Cash for good Goods will please call nnd loo'k through our slock. JOHN PIPER & Co. Manhattan, Dec. 25, 1SG2. WATSON & BRACE, wholesale dealers in DB GOODS, BOO TS AJ D SHOES, emin is DUTfiTTme goods. Xo. 12, Delaware Mrrct, Lcavcmvorlii, Kansas- EDDY & ARNOLD, "Wholesale Dealers in ME9ICK. JP-A-IZSTTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Glassicarc, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c. A Full Stock of Z2 C5 J3k. TSLa 4Cz JC WLs LAMP AND LAM? riXTUUES. contantly on hand. No. 10 Delate arc Street, corner Main, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. JAMES B. DAVIS, Manufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE, Of every style and Description, AND UKDEETAKER! A Large Assortment of 101 llfl U METMUC CAS1S Constantly on hand. 6G Dclaicarc Strcet,hct. Second and Third, Iieavenvdi'th, Kansas. J. JULIUS KELLE31, Manufacturer and ISIiolcsale and Retail Dealer in 415 CHEROKEE sV., NEAR BROADWAT. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, AND WAKE DELIVERED AT EVERY PLACE IN KANSAS. ALL WARE WARRANTED. R. D. MOBLEY, District Clerk of Davis County REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, JUNCTION CITY. WILL do business in the Land Office, and give strict attention to paying taxes for non-residents. Office on, Washington street, Taylor's Building, opposite the Eagle Hotel. n8tf- S. B. WHITE, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR JUNCTION CITY, KAN'S AS. WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL business entrusted to his care in Western Kcnsas. . r . v ,. nltf FRED. P. DREW, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR. Jundion City, Kansas.' TOFEKA HOUSE, J. STE Wrf R T, Proprietor; KA58AS AVKCE, SBABLT OFPOBITX P. 0., Xopeka, Kansas: GOOD STABLE ACCOMMODATIONS attaehtd. ltf ISTJEW . , DRY GOODS HOUSE . 'AT- LEAVE JW&RTffl The undersigned has opened a new Wholesale '& Retail My goods house At the Old Established Store, No. 50 Delaware St. Bet. 2d & 3a. Our Stock will be ENTIRELY NEW, and, without enumerating, we would Bay that it comprises Everything in (his Line! Merchants and Settlers of WESTERN KANSAS Will do well to give us a call when they - isit Leavenworth. ' R. C. BRANT & Co. THOMPSON, WOODRUFF & Co " Exclusively WJiolesale Dealers in fORLIlIN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. AND VA.VKE E JVO TIO NS ! To the Merchants of KANSAS. COLORADO, AND NORTH WESTERN MISSOURI. We arc now openin .direct from the manufac turers, A LAME STOCK OF ON MAIJf STREET, BETWEEN SHAW NEE AND DELAWARE, (Old Stand of Lucas & Donaghv.) :LEVTSSTTVCmTII, KANSAS: We would call the attention of all to our Mam moth Stock before mnkin purchases elsewhere. In our stock will be found all rade3 of BROWN SHEETINGS, DENIMS, STRIPES, CHECKS, and the latest and most desirable styles of PRINTo, Delaines & LAtfNS. A very extensive stock of STAPLE NOTIONS, All oftchich ice offer at Unprecedented Low Priced ! WE WILL WOT RETAIL, hence offcr to dealers the benefits r.ccrnin from mi ss wmm mmm & rr n n v ? kj x v vy J.. THOMPSON, WOODRUFF & Co.. Muin Street, bet. Shawnee and Delaware, Leavenworth. Kansas LEWIS KURTZ, MANHATTAN, KANSiS. DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats'and Caps, Boots and Shoes, t gether with everything usual ly kept in a first class Country Store. WILL recive every description of Country Prodnce in exchange for goods, such as wheat; corn, oats, pork, tallow, hides, potatoes, turnips, onions, in fact nearly eyery thing that a farmer raises. 15, Missouri money taken at par pre rented soon. nltf FRUIT TREES FOR SALE. 'I" he subscriber has on hand FIFTY THOUS L AND APPLE TREES, or well-selected varieties, as weli as a quautity of Peach, Locust &c, &c , which he offers cheap for cash, or will exchange for cows, young stock of , grain, at reasonable prices. HIRAM BEAL, Ashland Nursery, Davis Co., Kansas. n4Gly. wm; h. Mckinley, AUCTIONEER; Tenders his service'? to the people of DAVIS and adjoining counties. TERMS REASONABLE. Refers to Union Office or f 0 S. M. 8trickler, Junction City, or to WM. H. Mr.KINLEY, n49-tf.) Eenton, Davis Co., Kansas. WHOLESALE Stove & Tinner's STOCK ESTMLISEMEMT 0- 51 DELAWARE ST... NEAR THIRD, LEATENWORTH, KANSAS. EVERY THING REQUISITE IN THESE Branches of Business constantly on hand. Tinners can buy their goods of me as cheap as in St. Locis. Having an extenswre workshop, particular attention given to the WHOLESALE TRADE.' Orders solicited. F. U. JIERK. DRAKE BROTHERS, BOOKSELLERS Stti3ner and ,, PAPER DEALERS, School Books, Blank Books, . every description of fSIITIK. 115 Illffllfi PIPli, Furnishing & Paper Warehouse 67 DKLAWAMI 8IUKT,BET.3d & 4th, Leavenworth, Kanias THE HIGHEST PRICK PAID FORRAOS. S. FECBUEIflER & Co. Nb. 50 Main Street, mmwoira, wm. HAVE IN STOftE AND ARE COiraTAiTTLY RECJiU.VrXG- A Varied Assortment of Ready M a d e CLOTHING. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS id m fcc ,, fec. w E MANUFACTURE OUR OWN Goods in Philadelphia, and can compete II. amuiY AID PRICES with any house west of Cincinnati. The atten tion of buyers is invited to our stock, and a call solicited before purchas'ng elsewhere. S. FECHIIEIMER & CO. FAIRCfflLD KING & Co, KO. 52 MAIK STUZKT, (AMOONV BUILDINGS, ) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, HATS AND GAPS, CARPET, OIL CLOTHS, &c KEEP CONSTANTLY ON IIAND A ttjijU AssoirraiEiN-T for COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and have now in store A NEW AND IIEAVY STOCK, purchased previous to the late adv.mcc in prices, consequently we can sell as LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE WEST. Orders Respactfally Solicited AND NEW OPENING. WHOLESALE HOSIERY, GLOVES, YARNS; THREADS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, . TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS. HOOP SKIRTS; CORSETS, , NOTIONS, MILLINERY GOODS, STRAW GOODS, , ZEPHYR GOODS. . . WiLLpWWARE, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. F. IjVC Y AWfi S TJPLE Dry Goods! Etc., Etc., Orders will be promptly filled and carefully attended to. S. M. R0THQHILD, Fo. 71 Dclatcafe Street, Leavenworth City, Kanni. JSP V MANUFACTURERS of all kinds of FIJRNpITURE; JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS,. COFf JN8 taida with neatness and dispatch. MATTRASSES of all kinds constantly on hand. All orders filled om short'no'tice. EPHAIM H. SAKFORD, . . ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR Council Grove, Kauai. i WILL PRACTICE IN THIS JUDICIAL ' District He respectfully refers to Hon. Judge SafTord, Topeka; .Hon. Judge Worces tr, Nonralk, Ohio; Cot. S. Medarj, WHH Medell, Osd;t.W. Shannoa. Kansas; R. C Rovers, Na Lieboa. Ohia; 8.-M. Strickler, . UVMVSVVHJ) IkBSfHH MRS. S. M. STRICKLER, ofjunction Agent for Wheeler fc Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, Wheeler & JVilsohs SEWING MACHINES HAVE WON THE SSSSIEBi? IPBSiHSOTB at the Fair of the TJ. S Agricultural SOCIETY. And at the State Fairs of Maine, Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Ohio. Illinois, Michican.Ccnnecticut, Sew Jersey, Virginia, Missouii; Indiana, Kentucky, "Wiscon sin and California. We prefer tlieia, for Family Use. N.Y. Trib They are the Fcronte for Familiel. New York Times. It has Xo Rival Scientific American. There are 85,000 Machines in use in this cosntry and in Europe. This Machine id Treatable nnd Available a Life Time. It is equal to Ten Seamsti esses. An Annual Dividend of 100 to GOO per cent (on its cost) may be obtained in use by its possessor. This is the only Scwinjr Machinb ic the world making the Lock-Stitrh with the Rotating Hook and, using the Glass-Foot. The Sales 01 the Wheeler & Wilson Machine in the single year of 1851 amounted to 10,727 ; being SC92 more than the combined sales of all o;hcr Sewing Machines. XH1CE3 : No. 1. Medium, on Table, - $05.00 No. 2. Improved Black, on Tabl3 55 00 No. 3. Black on Table, - 45.00 No. 4. Large Machine, - - 75 00 No 5. Cylinder Machine, S5,Q0 Instructions will be given to r.ll persons wish ing to learn the use of the .Machine, whether they become purchasers or not. gQF-To Ministers of the Gospel raid for Charitable Purposes, the Machine are sold at reduced prices. PRIEHMM1 From the Celebrated Manulactory of George A. Prince & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 24,000 Of Piince's Melodeons have been finished and are now in use. B'ihe First Premium has uniformly been awarded io these instruments wherever exhib ited in competition with others. Prices : New Organ Melodcon (for churches) $350.00 Double Bank, Double Ueed Melodeon, 150.00 Piano Style, Double Reed Melodeon, 150,00 Piano Style, Six Octave Melodeon, 130,00 Double Rced,Fi7e Octave Port.Melodcon.130,00 Five Octave, Portable Melodeon, 75 00 Four and a half Octave Port. Melcdcon GO 00 Four Octave Portable Melodcon, 45.00 fiSr Messrs. THOMPSON, ttOODRUFF & Co., of Leavenworth, are the Sole Agents for Kansas of these jutly celebrated instruments. They have given the sub-agency to Mrs. S. M. Strickler, who will secure au instrument for any person who wishes to purchase at the pub lished prices. June 2G, 18G2. MALE OK FEMALE AGENTS TO SELL LLOYD'S NSW STEEL PLATE COUNTY. COL ORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 18C2; cost $20,000 to engrave it and one year's time. Superior to any $10 map ever nude by Col ton or Mitchell, and sells at the low price, of fifty cents ; 30,000 names are engraved on this map. It 13 not only a County Map, but it is also a COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP of the United States and Canadas combined in one. giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION and distance between. Guarantee any woman or man $3 to $5 per day.and will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund the money. Send for-Sl.worth to try. Printed instructions how to canvass well, furnished all our agents. Wanted Wholesale Agents for our Maps in evere State, California, Canada, England, France and Ciiba. A fortune can be made with a few hundred dollars dapital. No com pktitioh. J. T. LLOYD, No 131 Broadway, New York. r The War Department uses our Map of Tir ginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, cost $100 000, en whieh is marked Antieiam Creek, ShaipsbY'g, Maryland Heights, "WiHismspcrt Ferry, I horersville, Nolana's Ford, nnd all others on the Totomac, and ercry other place in Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, or money refunded, LLOYD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS, is the only authority for Gen. Bucll and the War Department. Money refunded to anyone finding an error in it. Price 50 -cents. - From the Tribune, Aug. 2. " LLOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARY LAND AND PENNSYLVANIA This JMap is very large : its cost is but 25 cents, and it is TUB BESTL.WHICH CAJ. BE PUBCnASZn." . LLOYDS GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS SIPPI RIVER From Actual Surveys by Capts Bart and Wm. Bowen, -Mississippi River Pilots, of St, Louis, Mo., shows every man's planta tion and owner's name fiom St. Louis to the Gulf of Mexico 1,350 .miles every sand -bar, island, town,, landing, and all places. 20 .miles back from the river colored in counties and States. Trice, $ I in sheets, $2, pocket form, and $2-50 on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept. 20. . . Navt DErAiroiKST, Washixotos, Sept. 17, 'C2. J. T. Lxorn Sip.; Send me your Map of the Mississippi River, with price per hundred cop ies. Rear Admiral Charles H- Davis, command ing the Mississippi .squadron, is authorized to purchase as many as are required for the use of that squadron. GIDEON "WELLES, Secretary of the Navy. , .EDWABD W. SEYMOUR, M. I). PHYS1CJMJ SURGEON, AXD ACCOITCHETJR. OFFICE, AT THE CITY DRCG STORE, Junction City, Kansas. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF. COAL OIL JLnmatpaUff CITY DRUG STORE. " J5TJSTTAULR & BROTHER'S NEW YORK STORE, Corner of Third and Delaicare Sts., LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS Have just received a full assortment of Gr E !N" T S5 PUHIllG GOODS IiADIES' ivfjtev m:vss goods: KID GLOVES, nOSIERY, NOTIONS, ic, Which we offer to the Public at the lioTrest Casli Prices ! 0 to vrnoLEjar. unrEns We would only sit, one of our firm, beinc con stantly ia New York, we arc enabled, to keep up the best selected stock west of St- Louis, 4 and buying , Exclusively ftr Cas:j', n-c can sell Goods cheaper than any other House in the Western Country. The constant demand on us for Goods from Country Merchants, has induced us to open au exclusive Wholesale department; Which enables us to FILL ANY ORDER ! ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. 3TETTATJER & BRO., NEW YORK STORE, Corner Delaware & Third Sts., Leavenworth. EXCITEAIENT WESTERN KANSAS Something TewJ THE AID OF HENRY GANZ t AS JUST RECEIVED AT THE Big Stone Store HIS KEW STOCK OF FALL GQ0D2 COMPRISING ALL THE ARTICLES.? USUALLY KEPr IN A FOSST SLASS STiBE He invites particular atten'lou to his splendid! , stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, direct from New York City, ne Catters himself that ho has now on hand THE NEWEST AND BEST STOCK OF GOODS IN THIS LINE IN WEST ERN KANSAS, comprising the VERY LATEST STYLES, which" in view of the HARD TIMES, ho offers at tha TnninsTttSffiKK! He has the most complete stock of ever offered in this market. Among the end less variety of ai tides will be found plenty of staples, such as PRINTS, DENIMS, TICKINGS. SAT INETS, DOMESTICS, STRIPES, CAS1MERES, JEANS, ic. Ana OtHer Goods in This Line' Aho : nuai-fcittlj 1IA1J3 jU bAl'S. His GROCERY; DEPARTMENT is up to tho fullest standard, and comprises . SUGARS, MOLASSES, SOAPS, FISIi, CANDLES, TEAS, COFFEE, TOBACCO, OILS, , DRIED FRUITS AND SPIC'3; Lard and 33acori. , SALT BY THE SACK OK 13A1UIEL. SCHOOL BOOKS, SLATES A?7D STATIONERY! john vriLson. . stewart hasting, Ja WILSON & HASTINGS. Formerly John W'ikoa it C'o. "Wholesale and Retail Dealers in MM! k mm, f r Iron, Sterol, !sax!s, CIRCULAR SAWS. RUBBER BELTING No. 2G Delaicare clreet, LEAVENWORTH; - KANSAS T WE ATTENTION OF BUYER3 IS . Invited to our Stock, which will be found, as complete as any in the West ; and we are determined thatia the matter of So firm west of St. Loni? shall give , BETTIS SSQBS FOB LESS . I0IEY f Will pay jpartictdar attention to Orders from-the Country Filling them Promptly rnd Faithfully. ny Remember the place and addrei s wilson & Hastings; , No 23 Delaware St. bet. Maiu & Second. R. J3. Ijockwood,. , CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT FOR MORRIS CQMJXTY. Offiee at the Post Office in Conioil Grot. Kt m PEOPLE SOLICITED ! ii- A t: tX "U;? VR--Z? 1 rsi f- s;,?- - f ,. nw uno'iTM m ij rn ti wnnwrrr-i-