The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume], September 27, 1862, Image 3

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

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SIjjc XXtri0it.
JUNCTION, SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1862.
PAY UP! Three numbers more and volume
one of the Umox frill be complete. A portion of
ojr,material is so miserable that -we cannot use
lVaiuch longer, and therefore desire the " where
withal" to obtain new. "We -want $150 -worth of
new type?, and we hope those of our friends
owing us will come to otir aid.
Wanted. Wood at this oflice, on subscription.
O Remember the School Meeting this after
noon, at three o'clock.
ID Hall, at the Drug Store, has the various
Illustrated Weeklies, and popular Monthlies.
m m
Divinb service will be held at Taylor's Hall at
eleven o'clock, a. m., to-morrow.
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ID A letter lias been received from our friend,
Green Lamb, but the telegraph being eo much
later, all its interest is taken from it.
White still continues at the Iigles Hotel, tak
ing pictures in good style for all who call. He
only stays one more week. Don't miss the
opportunity.
ID" During the past week, eleven hundred head
of horse3 and mules, and about one hundred
wagons, have passed through town for New
Mexico, for Government service in that country.
Our streets are crowded with teams engaged
in loading with corn for Fort Lamed. The con
tract being let in this neighborhood makes a
great relief for our farmers.
IDT. Dwight Thacher lias agatu taken hold
t.f the Lawrence Republican. Thacher " run "
the Repnblican during the proclamation-days of
'Ve" Executives, ' Robertus" and "Ilughus,"
".d it was a boom. He will soon restore it to
life.
(D A strong and vigilant guard is put around
our town cver3r night by the Junction Guards.
The alacrity and cheerfulness with which our
citizens come up to this new dutjT is gratifying
and commendable. The guard was firsL put
out Friday night, the 10th, and will be continued
until all apprehensions of danger are past.
Co.vnxuKS. La-t Sunday night four mules
were stolen from Fort Riley. Seven men were
detailed to pursue. Tuesday they returned
bringing with them, Jack Dickson, Bill Lane,
and Branch, v. horn they arrested on sus
picion. These three were before the United
States Court last spring, and acquitted.
We wish the Manhattnn postmaster would
attend to his business. We send a paper to
Gatesville, Clay county, which should be stop
ped at Manhattan. For the third time it has
come back to this post ofiice, pissing through
Iiia hands twice, after, we suppose, travelling all
xiver the Swte.
O We visited the work-shop of Messrs Gross
& Thiele a few days ago. and were truly sur
prised, considering their f.ieihti", at the work
they turned out. Person wanting anything in
the cabinet-ware line cannot find a neater or
more durable article in the Stsite than thi firm
gets up. Sober and industrious, they deserve
' v
'jjTlie Leavenworth Evening Bulletin has
rnado its appearance. It :; as neat and blight
ns n new pin, with principles to match, being
thoroughly Republican altogether gotten up
plendully, and deserving of grout success. By
Buckingham, Hamilton & Prescott. Terms:
Daily, $6.0!) per annum ; Tri weekly, $3,00 ;
Weekly, $1 00.
That Brigadier Generalship is coining. Capt.
Steve Andrews is now perfoiining the duties of
Major of the 33th Massachusetts, now before
Washington, and is giving general satisfaction.
Steve has been presented with a complete outfit
of side-iirnw, including an elegant sword, by his
company, which plainly shows the estimation in
which he is hel 1. Go in Steve, you've got a
show for the Brigadiership.
The party that went in pursuit of theguerillas
who made the descent upon S.ilina, have given
up the chase, and returned. The followed them
to the Sand Hills on the Arkansas, from whence
the robbers went to the Cherokee Countrv. The
banditti, after leaving Salina, stopped the mail
coming in. cut open the bag, and examined its
contents, but did not disturb it further, there
being nothing valmble. They took eighteen
mules from the Kansas Stage Company. Among
the band were Jim and John Re3Tnolds, two
Briggs boys, George Booth and Yank Griffith,
all well known to our citizens.
IP-1 We cheerfully ghe place to the following
denial. As the Lieutenant has alluded to the
ecurrillous editorial criticisms," we arc com
pelled to siy something in defence. Wc always
freely express an opinion ; and the Lieutenant
must admit that, supposing the facts set forth
as true, the opinion in question is the only oue
that could be given in the premises. All the
Lieutenant says about the language purported
to have been used we admit, but the report of
liavirg seen them we have since heard corrob
orated by three or four different very straight
Stories. If the Lieutenant will call upon us we
sriU so start him that he ccn trace it up. We
never dreamed that such a person existed, and
consequently can have no reason for doing in
tentional injustice.
Fort Rilet, Kansas, Sept. 2G, 1SC2.
Editoes Umox : In your issue of Sept. 20th
appears, under the caption of ' The Raid on
Salina," a " rumor " purporting to be based on
the authority of a Mr. Bishop, and given to the
public as a rumor. Had the said rumor appeared
tn jour columns unaccompanied with scurrillous
editorial criticisms and strictures, which a moral
certainty of its truth would alone have justified,
I should not have thus felt myself called upon to
characterize it as n base, unqualified lie, as I
unhesitatingly do ; but should have left to he
discrimination of an intelligent public to per
ceive its obvious arsurdity.
As the "Lieutenant" who commanded the
detachment of soldiers referred to, I unqualifiedly
deny havinc civen utterance to the contemptible
language asc ibed to me. The idea that " ten
armed men" would.in the presence of thirty-fonr
gallant United States soldiers, armed to the
teeth with the most effective weapons in use,
camp, is too preposterous for a moment's consid
eration. L.B.COXANT,
" Second Lieut.. Ninth K. Y.
"Gone to War." Such waB the inscription
we received upon a newspaper wrapper from our
Philadelphia correspondent, William H. Lees,
whose interesting and graphically-written letters
over the non de plume of " Philos," have become
the admiration of our readers. Amid the activity
of a soldiers life in the Army of the Potomac, at
present, we fear he will find but little time to
continue his excellent epistles. Our mind runs
back to the time when we stood side by side
with the " composing stick " in our hands, when
his rapid, unceasing " click " beat upon our ears.
Itfollow3 him. Now the " click " of his "Shooting-stick"
is telling on the rebel "columns,"
giving Peace and Freedom to the country then,
defending tie orthodoxy of Westminster. We
have no idea that there will be any difference in
liis handling of the two "sticks." His correct
ness, neatness, aHd rapidity, in the one, will be
carried'out ir. his new vocation, by his patriot
ism, intelligence, and pure and upright char
acter. But levity aside, our heart ached when we
read the words, " Gone to War," for they carried
our mind to the bloody banks of the Potomac,
whereon he may be risking 'that life to which
we have good reason to be strongly attached.
What t-po, with a tj-po's heart, can weigh his
obligations to him who gives his " last red" to a
" strapped " brother ? Such was our predicament;
and Time can never efface from our memory he
who so generously aided us. His pleasant dis
position, good character and fine mind, will
deeply impress all with whom he may meet. He
has been kept from serving his Country, as he
would, thus long, by a physical defect, but his
convictions of duty have overcome that. May
the Almighty protect him amid the havoc of
War, and may he return home, there to enjoy
himself to a ripe old age.
KANSAS FRUIT. -
We have been shown by Mr. McIIinley, of
Kenton, a specimen of wild plum, which he
calls the Chickasaw. It is of a dirk orange
color, slightly tinged with red, and "of larger
size than any wild plum we ever saw. It is
very sweet and well flavored, leaving none of
thit puckery taste which is so generally the
characteristic of the wild plums. The trees
from which these were taken have never been
transplanted, but have simply been trimmed,
which is all the pains that have been taken with
them. If this wild plum can be so improved
irom the original by the slight care which Mr
McKmlcy has taken of it, thorough cultivation
wauld give us a fiuit, indigenous to the coun
try, equal to the Damson. Mr. JlcF.irland, of
Junction, also has some of these plums. If the
people would but give the fruits natural to our
:oil and climate that attention which they de
serve, we should be most bountifully supplied.
In this connection we would most earnestly
enjoin upon all who possibly can to set out
orchard. There can be no doul t in any man s
mind that this is a fruit country. Everything
tends to show it. There are peach orchards in
our immediate vicinity so loaded down with
fruit that the trees have to be propped up:
They are but few, it is true, but they might
just a-s well hsne been many. Procrastination
is all that is depriving us of an abundance of
thi fruit. People are too apt to defer from
time to time tLe setting out of frutt trees, one of
the most impoitanl attnehments of a good
f.nm. Nothing but negligence or a lack of
energy will keep us from having an abundance
of fruit hereafter Ihe fact that it can be
raised must be apparent to every miud peach
trees are already bearing; apple trees grow
luxuriantly, nd it cannot be otherwise than
that they will bear when they become of the
proper age. with the mild winters that we have.
Set out the trees then. Do it this fall. Do
not wait until next spring ; now is the accepted
time. A year's growth will be gained by set
fing out this fall instead of next spring, as ha:
beon proved by actual experience.
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W O 11 L D.-AN IN DE-
iext
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND
II EEKL Y NE WSPAPER.
THE DAILY WORLD.
Terms per annum, Six dollars ; four copies to
one address. Iwenty Dollars. To Clergymen,
Five Dollars per annum. For a club of ten
copies an extra copy will be sent.
THE SEMI WEEKLY WORLD.
Three Dollars per annum ; two copies to one
addiess, Five Dollars; five copies to one ad
dress, Eleven Dollars. To clergyman, Two
Dollars per year. Single copies, three cents
Published Tuesdays and Friuays.
Ten copies. Twenty Dollars.
For a club of ten copies, an extra copy will
be sent for one year.
For a club of twenty copies, a copy of the
Daily for one year.
For a club of fifty copies, tho Daily, Weekly
and SemMVeekly will be sent for one year.
THE WEEKLY WORLD.
Trice Two Dollars a year ; four copies to one
address. Five Dollars ; twenty copies, Twenty
Dollars Clergymen can receive the Weekly,
tingle copy, at One Dollar a year. Single
copies?"Five Cents. Published on Thursday;-,
For a club of ten copies, an extra copy will
be sent for one year.
For a club of twenty copies, the Semi
Weekly will be sent for one year.
Tor a club of fifty copies, the Daily Hill be
sent for one yecr,
For a club of one hundred copies, the Daily,
Weekly and Semi-Weekly will be seat fot oue
year.
Remittances for The World may be made by
drafts, treasury notes, or bank-bills of specie
pajing banks, and where the attention of the
postmaster is called to the remittance at the
time of mailing the letter, it may be made at
our risk.
Specimen numbers sent to any address upon
application.
Address THE WORLD
No. 35, Pak Row New Tork.
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
rhe subscriber has on hand FIFTY XBOUS-
AND APPLE TREES. OF WELL-PET ECTED
varieties, as well as a quantity of Peach, Locust
&c., &c . winch he offers cheap for cash, or
will exchange for cows, young stock or grain,
at reasonable price. HIRAM BEAL,
Ashland Nursery, Davis Co., Kansas. n461y.
BL1KK DEEDS
" fOR SAtl AT THIB WIC,
MJMMttiMiii
Messes. Editors Please announce WILLIAM
H. SlcRTNLEY as an independent candidate for
Representative for Davis County, subject fo the
decision of the people at the polls. If defeated,
I 'shall agree not to wear crape over ninety days.
Neta Ql&pertiscmcnts.
wm. h. Mckinley,
AUCTIONEER,
Tenders his service1? to the people of DAYI3
and adjoining countie.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Refers to Union Office or to S. M. Strickler,
Junction City, or to WM. H. McKINLEY,
n49 tf ) Kenton, Davis Co., Kansas.
PROPOSALS.
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, ?
Fokt Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 27th, 1862. J
PROPOSALS will be received at this ffice
until 12 o'clock, M , of Friday, the 10th
day of October next, for the delivery at this
Depot of
100.000 Bnshels of Shelled Corn,
Of the best quality, free from dirt, cobs or
other irrelevant matter, well backed in good
gunny sacks, securely sewed with linen twine.
Fifteen thousand bushels to be delivered by the
1st day of November next, and the whole num
ber of bushels by the 1st day of January,
18G2.
No proposal will be considered unless accom
panied by the written guarantee of at least two
responsible parties that they will give sufficient
bond for the performance of the contract in
ease it should be awarded to the bidder named
in their guarantee.
Bidders mast be present at the opening of the
bid!;, and the successful bidder be in readiness
with his securities to close the contract as soon
as the award :s made.
The right is reserved to reject any or all pro
posals that may be offered.
L C. EASTON,
n49 2t Maj. & Q M. U. S. Army
AF
AND
OPENING.
NEW
AVHOLESALE
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
YARNS,
THREADS,
EMBROIDERIES, -LACES.
TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS,
NOTIONS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
STRAW GOODS,
ZEPHYR GOODS,
WiLLOW WARE,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
FjiNCY AND STAPLE
Dry Goods!
Etc., Etc.
Orders will bo promptly5 filled and carefully
attended to.
S. M. R0THCHILD,
Fo. 71 Delaware Street,
Leavenworth City, Kansas.
C'LAXE'S.MEIICINES,
I For Sale by
HALL.
W. E. SUTLIFF,
Me rcli ant Tailor,
Eldridge Housa,
Lawrence, Kansas.
EDWARD W. SEYMOUR, M.D.
MmUYSMCMJm3 SUltGEOJY.
AND
ACCOTJCHETJR.
OFFICE, AT THE CITY DRUG STORE,
Junction City, Kansas.
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
a xnv nSRv iin
Sm
415 CHEROKEE ST., NEAR BRUADWAY.
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS,
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, AND
WARE DELIVERED AT EVERY
PLACE IN KANSAS.
ALL WARE WARRANTED.
City Bakery.
Washington Street, "between fith and 7th,
JUNCTION, KANSAS,
W. BECKER, Proprietor.
FAMILIES
SUPPLIED WITH -
BREAD AND CAKE,
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco,
CIGARS AND CANDY, ALL CHEAP,
nltf FOR CASH !
.V. P. CASE. a. u. case.
CASE & CASE,
LAWYERS 8r LAJ"B AGENTS,
Topeka, Kansas.
ST. LOUIS REFERENCES Mimu.
Bryant & Hardcaetle, Messrs. Green &
Brothers, Messrs. J. Steever & Co., Messrs.
Willson, Levering & Waters Messrs. Dunn,
Seymour & Co , General Elihu Case, Troy,
Bradford county, Pennsylvania nl3tn
EAGLE HOTEL,
Junction, Kansas.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT HAS RECENT
ly been re-fitted in a style equal to any
Public Heuse in Westera Kansas The pro
prie.or respectfully solicits the public patron
Rge. No pains will be spared to condaee to
she comfort of his guests. A livery and feed
stable in connection. Also a bar, where can
be obtained 'the choicest wines, liqnors, &c '
J, H BROWN, Proprietor.
HARPER, OODEY, PETERSON, AND
all the popular monthly Magailnes, for
saleattht " CITtDKCG STOIUS
SAMUEL COCHRAN,
Wholesale Dealer in
m
CORNER OF SffAWSEE
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
T
My Stock consists in pari of '
MACKEREL, CANDLES, SUGAR, WHITE EISII.
FLOUR,
HAISIN5, NAILS,
GLASS, MOLASSES,
SARDINES, WIITELEAD,
Jill 'Kinds iff
GROCEEIES.
Everything usually kept in a FIRST CLASS QUEENSWARE HOUSE. As I do a
JOBBING .BUSINESS principally, I have
and with a view to the wants of our Western People. MERCHANTS, and others
from the country, who study their own interest, will find it to their advantage to giye
roe a call before purchastng. ORDERS for Queensware promptly filled and
packed with the greatest care, and at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. Country Mer
chants will please take notice that I AM SOLE AGENT for the Celebrated
9EJCkTB2 JJM
I will pay the HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH for
HIDES, FURS, AND TALLOW.
SAMUEL COCHRAN,
Comer Shawnee and Third Sis., LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
JonN WILSON. STEWART HASTINGS, JK.
WILSON & HASTINGS,
Formerly John Wilson & Co.'
"Wholesale and. Retail
Dealers in
k
Iron, Steel, !Nails,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
RUBBER BELTING
No. 23 Delaware Street,
LEAVENWORTH, - KANSAS.
TiIIE ATTENTION OF BUYERS IS
. invited to our Stock, which will be found
as complete as any in the West; and we are
determined that in the mutter of
QTTAU7TY AND PRICES,
No firm west of St. Loui- shall give
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MOSEY !
Will pay particular attention to
Orders from tlie Country
Fillivn them Promptly rnd Faithfully.
lO" Remember the place and address
WILSON & HASTINGS,
No 23 Delaware St. bet. .Main & Second.
Conncil Grove Acivs ittjsot.
fALL AT THE Post Ofi-ice and oet the
J latest Leavenworth, St. J.ouis, and New
York Daily and Weekly Papers You will find
there al?o paper, pens, ink, envelopes, school
books, window eurtain, wall paper, &c. U2m3
SHERIFFS SALE.
Notice is hereby civen that I will offer for
sale at Fublic Auction, at the doorcf the Court
House, in Junction City, Davis county, on the
28th day of October. A. D. 1802, at V. o'clock.
P M . of snid day, the following R-al Estate,
to-wit : The north half sf the north-east quar
ter, and the north half of the ujrth half of the
soHth half of the north-east quarter of Section
twenty, in Town twelve, bontu of Range nve,
East, in Davis county, State of Kansas ; takn
as the property of Dewitt C Stevenson, on two
executions; one in tuvor ot James 11: irown
and one in f.ivor of Woodbridge Odlin, issued
hv the Clerk of the Third District Court of tfce
County of Davis, and to me diiected as Sheriff
of said county,
(liven undar my hand this, the 20th day
of Sept., A. D., 1862.
H. T. GEERY, Sheriff.
n48 6t By A. W. Calt.en, Under Sh'ff.
LEWIS KURTZ,
MANHATTAN, KANSAS.
DEALER IX
Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats'and Caps. Boots and Shoes, tj- ;
gether with everything usuali
ly kept in a first class
Country Store.
WILL recive every description of Country
Produce in exchange for goods, such as
wheat, corn, oats, pork, tallow, hides, potatoes,
turnips, onions, in fact nearly everything that a
farmer raises. " "
Mfc, Missouri money taken at par pre
pen ted soon. nltf
WHOLESALE
Stove & Tinner's
stock fstimm,
no. 61 DELAWARE ST.. NEAR THIRD
IEAATELN WORTH, ELA-K"SAS.
EYERY THING REQDISITE IN THESE
Branches of Business constantly on hand.
Tinners can boy their goods of me as cheap as
in St. Locis. Having an extensive workshop,
particular attention given to the WHOLESALE
TRADE. Orders solicited.
F. R. MERK.
Frank Jehle,
BOOT AOT) SHOE
MAKER,
CORNER WASHINGTON A 7th STREETS,
JUBCttott Clly, laww-
REPAlRnrG dims on short notice. TERMS
CASH,
2tf
WANTEDTO SELL DAVIS, DICKINSON
Riley sad Pottawatteiaie Conaty Scrip.
- 8TRBETER STRICKLER.
V fa, fa.
AXD TUIKD STREETS,
mmm
SOAP, COFFEE, CANDIES,
CIIEESE, TEAS, OILS. OYSTERS.
INDIGO, RICE, CORXjA'GE.
Staple and Fancy
selected my Stock with the greatest care,
TAXES TAXES !
G. W. SAPP,
County Clerk of Shawnee countt. Notary
Pdbuc, Lecl Conveyancer, and
General Business Agent,
To-pcka, Kansas,
w
TILL ATTEND TO ALL BUSINESS
entrusted, to him. Collections mid.
and'promptly returned. Taxes paid for non
reidents; all letters addressed to him will
meet prompt attention.
OltlCB, OVER THE POST OFFICE.
!R. 33. Ijockwood,
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT
COURT FOR MORRIS
COUNTY.
OrSce at the Post Office in Conncil Prove, Kas.
R. D. MOBLET,
District Clerk of Davis County
REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
JUNCTION CITY.
WILL do business in the Land Office, and
give Etrict attention to paying tafces for
non-residents. Oflice on Washington street,
Taylor's Building, opposite tho Eagle Hotel. -n8tf
FRED. P. DREW,
err
RGEON, ACCOUCHEUR.
AND
rnvsMCitMJ:
.Tvuietion. City, Kaneas.
F. M. FLETCHER,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Junction City, Kansas.
WILL ATTEND TO THE ERECTION OF
all kinds cf Buildings with neatness and
dispatch, J5 PLANS and SPECIFICAf IONS
furnished.
TKIUIS--To suit the " HARD TIMES."
EDDY & AHNOLD,
"Wholesale lOealers in
PATJSTTS, OILS, BRUSHES,'
Glassware, Perfumery, Fancy Ai tides, &c.
A Full Stock of
LAMP AND LAM? FIXTURES,
contantly on hand.
No. 10 Delaware Street, corner Main,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
VATSOT & BRACE,
tcholesale dealers in
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLQTHIM& AMD ODTrlTTJIG MS.
So. 12, Delaware street.
Leavenworth. Kansas.
a. k Tfr
5?
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MANUFACTURERS
of all kinds of
FURNITURE,
JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS.
COFFINS made with neatness and dispatch.
MATTR ASSES of all kinds constantly on
band. All orders filled on short notice.
8. B. WHITE,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
JLi Lawi
JUNCTION CIT1 KANSAS.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TQ ALL
business entrusted to his care in Western
Ksnsas. nltf
J. C. KENNETT,
County Surveyor,
.. Kenton, Davis County, Kansas.
Will promptly attend to. .all UaSfofSar
vejiDg on terms losutt 'Iubc.
FAiRCfllLD KilNG&Co
50. 62 KTil STaKKT, (ASdOST BCILDIKOfl,)
mraiiii, urns.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
FBI AMD DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
vr ssv f-Ws. Ann9tk cSKknft . r-Kfc 4Bfc
HATS AND GAPS,
CARPET, OIL CLOTHS &c.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A. 3TUIJL. .ASSORTMENT FOB
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
and have now in store A NEW AND HEAVt"
STOCK, purchased previous to the late advanca
in prices, consequently we ein sell as LOVT
AS ANi HOUSE LN THE WEST.
Orders Respectfully Solicited
JAMES B. DAVIS,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
FURNITURE,
Of every style and Description,
AND
UNDERTAKER 1
A Large Assortment of
nrnnn m
ITUUii LI
Constantly on hand.
6G Delaware Strecl,hct. Second and Third,
Leavenwovth, Tiansaf.
H. L. JONES,
NOTARY PUBLIC
FOB
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS.
ON HAND TO TRADE FOR STOCK OR
CASH, several Improved Claims in Saline
county ; also a house and lot in the town of
Salina. I bay and sell Land nd Stock at a
fair Commission, and assist emigrants in mak
ing eligible locations.
rlie Homestead Bill Has Panned t
Ant1 now is the time for emigrants to gei
GOOD HOMES. No land in tl is county ha
been offered at Public Sale, and will all be held
under the Homestead Act.
Call upon or address me at Salina, Saline
Courty, Kansas.
n36 tf. II. L JONES.
STETTADKR & BROTHER'S
NEW YORK STORE,
Comer of Third and Delaicarc Sis.,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS
Have just received a full assortment of
GENTS'
FJiJICV MP UK GOO0S!
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &ct
Which e offer to the Public at tho
Lowest Cash. IPrices !
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS
We would only say, oue of our firm, being con
stantly in New York, we are enabled to keep
up the best selected stock west of St. Louis,
and buying
Exclusively Tor Cash,
we can sell Goods cheaper than any other
House in the Western Country,
The constant demand on us for Goods front
Country Merchants, has induced us to
open an exclusive
Wholesale Department)
"Which enables us to
FILL ANY ORDER !
ENTRUSTED TOOURcARE.
STETTAUER & BRCX,
NEW TuRK store,
Corner Delaware & Third Sts., Leavenworth.
JOHN H. KARNAN,
WASHINGTON STREET, JUNCTION CITIV
D1
EALER IN
STOVE&
and all kinds of
Tin Ware, Sheet Iron, ice.
A supply of everything In his line suflicioni
for the wants of this neighborhood.
Repairing done on the shortest notice, nltf
LAND WARRANTS.
j 80, and 1C0 acre LAND WARRANT3
4U on hand, and for sale at the LOWEST
CASH PRICKS. Those buying Warrants at
this office may rely npon being furnished with
WARRANST FULLY GUARANTKED.
a Information given to those who are
desirous of purchasing or preempting land in
ihis District. All correspondence promptly
attended to. Apply to
nltf WOODBRIDGE ODLIN.
J. LEGrORE,
JEWELER
Dsaimi in Clcl&t WmUton, ajd
Jewelry. J9 Rfaiiso done to order on short notice,
and jn good style. nlSjl
CRAIG UE & MOON,
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Foreign -and Domestic Liqaore
Cigars aicd Tobacco,
XAS9A9 AV. orrOflTB THB POST om
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fflRHl GOODS