The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume], April 10, 1862, Image 3

About The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864

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JUNCTION, THURSDAT, APRIL 10, 1862.
Junction City IPost Office.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE MAIL.
Leavenworth, Atchison, and Eastern Arrives
and departs daily.
JMarvsrille and Northern Arrives Thursday,
8 "P. M. Departs Monday, G A. M.
Council Grove and Southern Arrives Jlondav
8 P. 2,1. Departs Monday, 6 A. 2,1.
Wabaunsee and Topeka Arrives Tuesday,
8 P. 2,1. Departs Monday, G A. 31.
Solomon City and "Western Arrives Tuesday,
G P. M. Departs "Wed nesday, G A. M.
Office open from G A. M. to 9 P. 31. Sunday,
8 to 9 A. 31., and 5 to G P. 31.
S. 31. STKICKLER, P. 31.
CITY FACTS AND FANCIES.
ET Henry Ganz has gone to Leavenworth to
purchase his spring and sumnler stock of goods.
0The Leavenworth Inquirer is waging a
war on the " niggers." "Well met.
O Messrs. Wood fc Maekey are erecting a
fine blacksmithshop on Seventh Etreet. We are
pleased to note such evidences of prosperity.
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O A dog law is pending before the City
Council. "We hope it may pass, and be rigidly
enforced.
ID Three mad dogs were killed a fc-w days
since on Lyon's Creek. Our citizens will take
warning ; wc have a few in town.
Qcebt What bonus does Charles Robinson
get for reorganizing the Kansas regiments so
often 1 He does it about once a month.
Debating Cixn This Society will meet at
Taylor's Hall next Monday evening. A general
attendance is solicited. The ladies are specially
invited.
HIT The shooting scrape which occurred on
the Solomon some two weeks ago came before
Judge Gordon last Monday. Burris, was put
under $300 bonds to appear at the District Court
A son of 3Ir. Carr, the man who received the
Mouud, is under arrest for having shot at Burns.
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" Nigolu." The Leavenworth Inquirer, of the
5lh inet., contains the word "nigger" forty times
in a little over three columns space. Illustra
tively speaking, the effluvia exhaled by the
Inquirer is fully equal to that of forty "niggers."
"Nigger" is alone to be found in the Democratic
vocabulary.
0"lt seems that, neither section is content
with the way the war has been managed on its
side. Each has its committee to investigate the
conduct of the war. In the meantime the end is
being approached, and will doubtless be reached
bebore either committee can get the causes of the
failure of Ho side through its wool.
Ix Session. The Board of County Commis
sioners are now in session, auditing claims, and
settling up the books of the late Treasurer.
We understand they find thing in rather a
" mixed ' condition. Wc would be thankful to
the Commissioners if they would furnish us with
nn abstract of the finances of the count-; we are
confident the tax payers would be interested in it.
' 3IT The City Council mcl last 3Ionday even
ing. Two licenses to deal out Damnation w ere
granted. Belter business, we think, might be
found. Fuf the agents of a people to Like proper
care of the peoples interest-;, and at the same
time grant permits to that which is hourly
infringing on those interests, don't look like
consistency to a man " up a tree." It is not
only an absurdity, but an outrage.
PnoMOTLn. Colonel Mitchell has been
Appointed Brigadier-General. We hope he
may be confirmed. No State has sent to the
battle-ground such gallant leaders, or such an
intrepid soldier-, than has our infant Stale,
and ibis simple act of justice i3 hailed -with joy
bv our citizens. The gallant Cloud is also pro
moted to the Colonelcy of the Tenth Regiment.
vthich is a consolidation of the Third and Fourth.
0Thc Leavenworth Times says: "From
different portions of Northwest Missouri we learn
that tle rebels are at their old tricks nijaiti.
If they are proper objects of mercy, they should
-exhibit some 'contrition for the past, which in so
case has been seen. Paroled rebels are impudent
and arrogant, and are as far as practicable carry
ing out their assertions that the oath was only
a winter oath,' and that 'as leaves come on the
trees, that the Union men's decaying carcasses
would make the atmosphere to stink ; and that
Union men would not be allowed to plant or
cultivarea crop this coming spring and summer."'
From the Solomon. We learn from a gentle
xv.an who arrived in town from the Solomon
yesterday, that the greatest insecurity for both
man and beast exists in that region. The
'defenceless state of the border has given unlim
ited scope to the thieving and other vicious pro
pensities of our "red brethren," who are avail
ing themselves of the opportunity thus offered,
nid are preying most unmercifully upon the
already suffering settlers. Our informant states
that it is retarding the settling up of the country,
and annoying those already there in a manner
almost unendurable. The Indians steal horses,
and otherwise pilfer persons whom they may
come across, with the utmost impunity. Last
week one Bettler had two valuable mules stolen
from him. Within the last month two men have
been missed from the settlement, and no clue as
to their whereabouts exists, leaving as the only
supposition admissable, their murder by Indians.
We would commend this locality to the special
attention of the Provost Marshall General of the
State no better disposition of troops could be
made than to station them there, with special
orders to kill Injuns.
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A New Idea. The Boston Daily Ad
vertiser prints the following suggestion,
furnished bj a gentleman abroad respecting
the disposition to be made of the Fort
,Donelson prisoners :
11 1 proposed that they be exchanged for
slaves, on the principle of Southern repre
sentation, five secessionists for three slaves,
reyenbing the order of values."
Tax List. We this week publish, to the ex.
elusion of our usual variety of reading matter,
the Delinquent Tax List of Davis and Dickinson
Counties. Our readers mult bear with us an.
other week, when we will take it out, and go on
" in the even tenor of our way." "We have eeen ! "DECKER, WM., City Bakery ahl Confection
sufficient of the books of the County Treasurer ! -D rJ Washington Street, bet'n 6th and 7th.
to justify us in the assertion that there is not a ' "DECKERS, 31., Painter and Glaiier, corner
better kept set of books in the State, and no , Jj Washington and Seventh:
fcountv has an officer more dilirrpnf. f frnaf.
worth v than our Treasurer, 3Ir. Mitchell. The
manuscript copy furnished us was , w r.
pared we have ever seen, and we are iorrv our
material foibids us presenting it in a shape as
intelligible to the general reader. Mr. Miller's
manuscript was also well prepared, which led
us to believe that Dickinson also has an officer
who will leave the books in such a manner that
his successor will be able to tell "t'other end
from which."
BQJim McGrew, son or Mrs. Maria
McGrevr, of this place, Las won the respect
of General McClellan by his rough way of
doing his duty. The General was lately
riding along the lines, seeing how the boys
were getting along. Jim was on guard
when McClellan rode up. He demanded
the countersign. "I am the Commander-
in-Chief, George B. McClellan." " Well,
then, Coiumander-in-Chief. George B. Mc
Clellan, get down from your hor6e and give
the countersign, or I will see what kind of a
hole the muskets which J. K. Morchead
procured for us will make in the body of
uie join maimer ln-vjnier, ijeorge Ji. iuc
Clullan." The General dismounted, gave
the woid, and praised Jim for n good and
faithful soldier, aud told him whenever he
wanted a favor to let him know. 3Tonon
gahclu Rcjniblican.
jtSTAt Cockpit Point, many neatly
made graves of .Rebels were noticed, all
labelled with more than usual care. So
greal was the attention to the departed
dead, that suspicions were excited, and the
lankee troops dug into them, Coding num
bers of nice new tents, packages of cloth
ing, mess chests, furnished with all the
appliances of modern cookery, trunks of
various articles, tools, &e.
2Ccuj SlbncriiGcmcius.
Attachment Notice.
Wtlliam A. Clevinger, ") B.efore
vs. J- Win. downing,
Millon Thrailkill J Justice of the Peace,
in and for Mpiris Uounty, State bf Kansas.
'ihe said Defendant, Milton Thrailkill, of
parts unknown, will take notice that the said
Justice of the Peace issdei an order of attach
ment in the above action on the UGtH day of
February, A. D. 1SU2, agiinst the goods, ch.it-
tcl, monies, credits aud effects of the said
Defendant, foi the sum of eighteen dollars, and
that the trial of s:tid action is set for the 80th
day of May, A. D. 18G2, at 2 b'clock, p. jr. of
said day, a which time you are notified to
appear Wimiam A. Clewn'ger, Deft
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KOTBC.E.
I, William Skelly, having on the 12th day
of October, A. D. 1857, pre-empted Lot 5, (5
and 7, and southeast quaiter of south-east
quaiter of section 27, range 7, east of the 0th
principal meridian in Kansas, as will be shown
by the records in the offices of the Register
and Receiver, and hiving received the Re;is
:cr's certificate of location, No. 2, and hating
sold, alienated and disposed of my intercut in
and to Ihe abotc described land, and having
iost t-aid certificate of location, notice is here
by ghen that aft en the publication hereof for
six consecutive weeks in the Smok- Hill and
llepublicaii Union, I will mike application at
the Kegisier's office, in Junction City, Kanas,
tor the Patent issued in my name, for the above
described land. WILLIAM SKELLEY.
JR. 33. 3Loclvwood5
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT
COURT FOR MORRIS
COUNTY.
Office at the Post Office in Council Grove, Kas.
Council drove Actus Depot.
CALL AT THE Post OrncE asd get the
latest Leavenworth, St. Louis, and New
York Daily and Weekly Tapers You will find
there also piper, pens, ink, envelopes, school
books, window curtain, wall pnper, &c. 21!m3
B. F. PSRKINS,
Jxuiction, Kansas.
C K- GlLCUIllST. A. L. WILLIAMS.
GILCIIRIST & WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Topeka, Kansas.
OFFICE, two doors south ok Mim.fr's IIat.t,.
F. M. FLETCHER,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
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Junction. City, Kansas.
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ILL ATTEND TO THE ERECTION OF
all kinds cf Ruildings with neatness and
dispatch, figT PLANS aud SPECIFICATIONS
furnished.
TERMS To suit the " HARD TIMES."
DANIEL MITCHELL,
LAND AGENT, SURVEYOR,
(D2WH3L asrBBsriEsa,
JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS.
LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE FOR
Gash, and on time. Land Warrants loca
ted. Collections made and Taxes paid for
non-residents. nltf
S. B. "WHITE,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
-At Law,
JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL
business entrusted to his care in Western
Ki:nsa8. nltf
SPADLDlNO:S Cei-halic Pills At
HALL'B.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF COAL OIL
Lamps at ihe CITY DRUG STORE.
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OFFATT'S MEDICINES,
For Sale j
HALL.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY-
BARTLETT, W. K., Grocer axd Produce
Dealer, Washington street, between Tin
and otn streets.
' PA.SPEU' J0HN' Boot and Shoe Ma'-er Wahfa"
"'gteP trect betwcen 7th pd 8th-
! 10BB, EDWARD, Builder and Architect; cor-
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ner of Sixth and Jefferson.
TREW, F, P., rilvaiciac and Surgeon. Office
J at
Eagle Hotel.
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Meat, corner Washington and Eighth.
EAGLE HOTEL, J. 11. BROWN, Proprietor.
Corner Washington and Sixth street.
FLETCHER, F. 31., Builder and Architect,
6th street, bet'n Washington and Adams.
FRONTIER PRINTING OFFICE, Washington
street, East side, between 7th and 8th.
GANTZ, HENRY, Dealer in Dry Goods and
Clothing, corner Gth and Washington.
GROSS & THIELE, Cabinet Makers and
Undertakers, Washington Btreet, between
Seventh and Eighth.
GILBERT, N. S., Dealer in Dry Goods and
Groceries, corner 7th and Washington.
TJALL, LUTHER, City Druggist, Washington
Street, below Eighth.
JEHLE, FRANK, Root and Shoe Maker, Wash
ington street, between 6th and 7th.
KARNAN, J. II., Tinner" and Dealer
Stoves, Corner Ninth and Washington.
LEGOKE, J., Jeweler, Washington street,
above Sixth.
IV T ITCH ELL, D.t Surveyor and Civil Engi
11 necr, Washington street above Seventh
TirOBLCY, R. ,D., District Clerk and Land
111 Agpnt. Office in Taylor's Building, oppo
site the Park.
"IT OX ROE, WILLIAM, Stone Cutter
i.JL Mason, corner Gth and Washington.
and
Tl AY, CHARLES, Brick Mason, Washington
1JL street above Seventh.
"71 T ARYIS: FRED F., Sawyer, corner Seventh
1JL and Jefferson.
rDLIN, WOODBIUDGE, Attorney at Law,
Seventh street, near Jefferson.
T)ERKINS, B. F., Attorney at Law, Frontier
Building, Washington sirect.
STREETER & STR1CKLER, Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries and Hardware, corner
Washington and Seventh street.
(J PRONG, HENRY, Tailor, Wellington street,
below Ninth.
SEYMOUR, E. W., Physician and Surgeon,
City Drug Store, Washington street.
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TRICKLER, S. M., Post Master, corner
Seventh and Washington.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. R.
McBratncy, Register ; S D. Houston, Re
ceiver. Corner Eighth and Adams.
TTH
U K.1
1SI1MENT, Jefferson street, above
Seventh.
US. EXPRESS OFFICE, City Druo
. Store, L. Hall, Ageut.
WILEY, J. P., Grocer and Dealer in Pro
duce, corner Washington and Seventh.
VI 7 HITE, S, B., Attorney aud Notary Public,
V i ashington s
street, below Seventh.
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OOD & MACKEY, Blacksmiths, Adams
street, below 8th.
WOOD ob MACKEY,
BLACK AND WHITE SMITHS
."Function City, Kansas.
HAVING CARRIED ON THE BUSINESS
for several years in BOSTON, and having
had ninny yoars' experience in Carriage man
uf.icturies .-nd shoeing shops and also a large
experience on breaking plows, would announce
to the surrounding country that lie is now
fully prepared to do all kinds of work, such as
HORSE-SHOEING, IRONING WAGONS
BUGGIES AND S1IA1S, FORGING
OF MACHINERY. EITHER
BY DRAUGHT OR PAT
TERN, FOR CORN,
FLOURING, OR SAWMILLS,
on the shortest possible notice".
All work warranted, and done on the most
reasonable terms. Produce taken as payment.
Gunsmithing.
In view of the uncertainty of horse-flesh,
and also of the fact that Injuns and Seces
sionists abound in our midst, it would be
useless for n e f o urge upon the settlers the
importance of having, their old shot-guns and
muskets, &c made " brau now." I therefore
announce that particular attention will be paid
to the repairing of all manner of FIRE-ARMS.
LOCKS of ail kinds repaired, and KEYS
fitted.
TOPEKA HOUSE,
J. ST E WART, Proprietor.
jlASSAS AVF.JCDE, SEAItLT OPrOSITX I. O.,
Topelca, Kansas.
GOOD STABLE ACCOMMODATIONS
attached. nltf
lorkzcc now.
DOW
joujj a oris.
OTIS,
&
Counsellors at Law.
Topeka, Kansas. nlm3
CHASE HOUSE,
Eh OCR CHASE, Proprietor.
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
-fpiIE ABOYE HOUSE baVing undergone
M. a ti'oroagn renoaviuu, uu uemg pleas
antly and centrally located in this thriving
city, travellers will find it a pleasant stopping
place. nlf
Frank Jehle,
BOOT -AjSTD SHOE
MAKER,
CORNER WASHINGTON & 7th STREETS,
JMCtloa City, Xkmu.
REPAIRING done on sliort notice. TERMS
CASH, 3tf
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UNION
A Weekly Family Newspaper, devoted to the
BEST INTERESTS OF
WESTERN KANSAS.
The Publishers of tHe UNION, b'eing desirous
of extending its circulation throughout the
western pordon of the State, calls upon all
friends of a
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In Davis, Dickinson, Sulina, Oltumwa; Morris,
Clay, Riley, Pottawattotnie and Wabaunsee to
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like these, in a hew country, is; of course, at
tended -with many embarrassments, and were
we no. assured that the wants of the people
and the material interests of this fair portion
of our State actually required a medium through
xvhich to make known the many advantages we
possess over ether sections, ahdto attract hith
er the many thousand people who arc constant
ly seeking homes in the great west, wc should
have relinquished the enterprise long since.
Our aim will be to make
"TI-IE TJjSnON"?'
A FIRST CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL
IN ETERT SENSE OF THE WOKD.
In order that it may the more generally rep
resent the interests of the west, and reflect the
opinions of ovr people, we are soliciting com
munications from the various localities in this
section, dn all matters of a local and general
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Our terms of subscription are as low as we
can possibly make them and live by it. In
payment for the paper we arc willing to receive
nearly all kinds of larm produce, though a lit
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JOB PRINTING OFFICE
would call special attention thereto.
Every thing in the line of Job Work executed
wilii NEATNESS and DISPATCH, and in the
latest style of the art. We have not got the
best office west of Leavenworth, but we are
supplied with all the material necessary for
executing all the varieties of work needed in
this Btccion.
MORTGAGES and DEEDS;
of ibe latest styles,
JUSTICES BLAftK-3,
of every pattern.
HANDBILLS,
CIRCULARS,
BILLHEADS,
. - - LETTERHEADS,
CARDS.
In fact we are preparcd'to do
EVERY KIND OF JOB WORK.
at the loicest price
OFFICE on Jefferson street, 2d door north of
Seventh.
Blakclj &. lilariln. Pub'rg.
J. D. BRUMBAUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAV,
and Dealer in
Real Estate and Land Warrants,
MARYSVILLE, KANSAS.
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ILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL
Courts of Kansas locate Land Warrants
make collections pay taxes for non-residents
and give prompt attention to all business
pertaining to his profession. nlstf
3SEW ERA IN BUSINESS X
F. W. GILES,
Topeka, Kansas,
TVILL DO ALL THINGS IN THE LINE
GENERAL LAND AGENT, COL-
LEOTING AGENT, OR
INSURANCE BROKER,
naranteeing nONESTY and FAIR DEALING
with his Patrons NINE TIMES OUT OP TEN !
What will you haTe ! nl tf
Dr. SLoentz,
Office in Vienna Township, where he may
be consulted at all time. Galls in the line
tof his profession will be thankfully re
ceived andjromptly attended to.
J. C. MILLER;
TJEALER IN
Groceries and Provisions;
KAXSAS AVKirCS, H-UK SIXTH ST.,
GRAND
EXHIBITION!!
GREAT NOVELTY
O F
SJ13rgg..V?I3Cg)S3
,s & r.
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M E. -CLARK, Manager.
SECOND SEASON OF OUR ENGAGE
MLNT WITH
THE PUBLIC!
335th PRRFORMANGE
Of the Grand Moral and Domestic Drama of
HOW TO MAKE MOHEY;
O R.
Buy Your Goods at Strickler's !
Which was witnessed by over 50,000 persons
last s'eason with unbounded satisfaction.
TucNilay, Septembers, ISKt, '
And everv dav until further notice, will be
presented the- deeply affecting and
highly
lmcrcswng piay 01
liO II TO MAKE J10J E T!
with an entire change of Scenery and Appoint
ments. The following are the loading incidents
in the play :
SCENE Fbst Office Baildinq, Wash
ington Street, bclicccn llh and Sth.
Broche Shawls, Chamhray, Valencias,
Stella do Black Silks, Ginghams,
Wool do Fancy do Sillc Velvets,
Cissimcredo Ladies' Cloth, Opera Hoods,
Thibet do French Merinos.Cashmeres.
Sasony Plaids, Opera Flannels, Parramettas,
Gala do Wool Delaines, Coburgs,
Silk do Muslin do Aipaccas,
After which will be brought out the chartmng
little CO EDY of
VAETETIE8,
CAST TO THE STRENGTH OF THE
WHOLE COMPANY,
and in which the AUDIENCE will undoubtedly
BE HIGHLY INTERESTED.
Ladies' Merino Vests, Rlack Cassimeres,
Ladies' Scarfs, Fancy do
Embroidered Collars, Counterpanes,
do Sleeves, Men's Wrappers,
do lldkfs, do Drawers,
do Flouncing.lCcrsej-s, Satinets,
do lnsertings,Vestings. Keu'y Jeans,
Wool Flannels, Gloves, Mittens,
Canton Flannels, Deuimsi Stripes, Ticks,
Sheetings, Shii tings, Linsey Woolsies,
Table Oil Cloths, Damasks,
Tweeds, Shecps Greys, Nankeens, Broad Cloths.
THE EXHIBITION WILL CONCLUDE
WITH THE LAUGHABLE FARCE OF
STARVING KANSAS,
O R
BIB2tto TMl&Smade E1SY
In which will appear, to the great delight of
the AUDIENCE,
BEANS
FLOUR,
MEAL,
CORN.
WINTER WHEAT,
Cf fit SEED.)
ONIONS,
POTATOES,
CIDAR VJNEGAR,
DRIED APPLES
BACON,
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
DRIED PEACHES,
PRUNES, RICE,
CHEESE,
TEAS,
CRACKERS, &c
As an evidence of the popularit3 of the above
COMEDY wc need only refer the public to the
lA&llE&SE Clt 0 If 1 S
which were swayed by its CHARMING EF
FECT during its phi' in Atchison last winter.
We also take pleasure in referring to the un
bounded and highly flattering opinions of its
merits which it has every where elicited from the
CRITIQUES OF THE PRESS !
We now. at a GREAT SACRIFICE, bring be
fore the PEOPLE OF JUNCTION CITY this
dramatic composition, intended a3 it is to
represent the lighter passions and actions of
mauKinu, wiucit are 10 ue imn.ueu in language,
dress, and manner, by actors, for the entertain
ment of the spectators. The termination of the
INTRIGUE is happy, and the
DESIGN IS AMUSEMENT!
After the above an intermission of one hour
will be liad to allow those making HEAVY
PURCHASES time for dinner. ImmcdiaUly
aftcr which we will " elevate the dry-poods"
and present to the audience, as an AFTER-
i'lA.fc, tuc amusing iarce oi
MULTUM IN PARVO,
O R
J r.IXTX.31: OJT ETSRYTHlXG!
The following being but a smalt proportion of
various artiele3 that will be exhibited :
Irish Linens, Silk Lace, Knitting Cotton,
Swiss Muslin,
Bleached Muslins,
Jaconet Muslin,
Crash, Grain Rags,
Hoop Skirts,
Apron Checks,
Suspenders', Combs,
Belts, Buckskin Mittens,
Napkins, Men,s Boots,
Men's Shoes,
Boy's Boots and Shoes,
"Women's Shoes",
Children's Shoes,
Rubbers, Satchels,
Whips,
Cambrics, Tassel3,
Fringes, Flowers,
Wreathes, BonncW,
Drapery, Edgfng3.
Head Dresses,
Velvet Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings",
Lace Veils,
Crape, Hosiery,
Leiae Crape eedlcs,
Floss, Table Cloths,
Dimitv, Shirt Bosoms, Men's and Boys' Hats,
Elastics, Woolen Hocfds,Mens and Boys' Caps,
Braids, Tape, Pins, Trunks,
Work-Cotion. Twine Buckskin Gloves,
Buttons, Woolen Yarn
ilea's & Boys" ClotliingJIardware, Qaeenswarc,
Glass, Putty, Old Bourbon, Holland,
Pure Wines i Brandies, Gin.
JTheProprietori have no hesitation in guar
anteeing the most perfect satisfaction to all who
may visit our mimmoth amphitheatre. Any
person dissatisfied with any part of f h'e perform
ance will have his money refunded. None are
expected to visit it except those in pursuit of tHe
choicest, cheapest, largest, and most desirable
atocK oi uoous ever urougut in to. junction uiiy.
TICKETS GRATIS, (to be dad at TiE door.)
PROMT SEATS
RESERVED FOR LADIES.
doors orsn at 6 rkkfokvaxcks segxk at 7.
? Stkeeter & Strickles.
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