Leavenworth Daily Commercial from Leavenworth, Kansas • 1

i i I i ERCIAL 4 i BY F. PRESCOTT. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 1871. VOLUME XI. NO 25.

"rj 1 GROCERIES. NEW ADY ERTiS fc) EST 8. PIANOS. DRY GOODS. THE COMMERCIAL AN IMPORTANT ARREST LATEST SEWS 1 I Judge Ewiug's Death Announced in the Supreme Com t.

Washington, 30. In the Supreme Court to-day Attorney Aikerman anuounced the- death of Thos. Ewicg, and presented a feeling' speech. Resolutions in memory ol tin deceased were passed by the members of tho bar. 'I he Chief made the following reply The Court shares with the bar in the sentiment expressed by their resolution, which will be entered upon the records in accordance with request.

We all feel that whatever honors can be paid to the memory of Judne Ewing are properly paid thus. His is a record of a youth patient in toil, full of aspirations; ot manhood worthily employed in various and honorable public trusts, forensic labors which gave us frequent occasion to note tho remarkable grasp and vigor of his intellect, the great variety and extent of his attainments; of ISas Xow In Stock A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS Consisting of Every Variety, in all the Various Departments: ID rose GoocIs Hiincns, 5 I i. i Carpet Warps, Heps, Blatkets. Cassimeres, Velveteens, Sheetings, Linsej 8, English and Scotch Shawls, Flannels, Joseph Kid Gloves, Hosiery and Gloves, Felt Skirts, "Water Prcof Clotb, in all shades, German Tickings, Towelings, Vienna and French Brcchee baawls, Nottingham Lace Curtain Goods, Josephine Seamless Gloves, All of Wliicli will be Offered at EXTREME LY LOW PRICESI EXTENDING A GENERAL INVITATION TO ONE AND ALL WE GUARANTEE FAIR DEALING AND GOOD BARGAINS. IB- PLESHER, No.

103 DELAWARE STREET. Old Between Fourth RET At his New Stoi No. 315 Delaware Street, IS NOW EXHIBITING A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF FANCY DRESS GOODS: XOTE THE PRICES," Beautiful Alpacas at 50 cents per yard, All Wool Empress Cloths, at 50 cents per yard, Wool Flaids Xew and Beautiful. 50 cents per vard, Japanese Silk in new Fall Stripes, at per yard, Japanese ltobes All Colors, at 9.0t a pattern, ALL of the new- shades in French Salteens. French Velours.

All "Wool Serges, Em press Cloths, together with other dress goods both BEAUTIFCL IVX OHEJR. Also BLACK and FANCY SILKS. The whole making the most MAGNIFICENT Collection he lia3 ever offered to the public. Our stock ol 37k.XX.ZI3 GOODS Consisting of Brown and Bleached Domestics, Sucker Jeans and Flannels, Continental Tuells, and other Goods in this line, making as COMPLETE A.s" ASSORTMENT As cau be found in the city. AN attractive Stock, polite attention, FAIR TRICES for GOODS, his made this what we hope it will ever be, tlia DAILY, TRI-YEEKLY, WEEKLY.

Office 21 Delaware Street. TERMS This Lkavkxwokth Commercial Is published every morning, except Monday, by mail, ono Tkn Dollars. To clubs of Three by mail. Twenty-eight Dollars; of Five, Fort y-kive Dollars; of Ten, Eighty Dollars. Served by carriers Six Timis a Week, Twenty-five cents.

Tub Tri-Weekly Published Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, Fivk Dollar a year; Three copies. Fourteen Dollars'; Five copies Twenty-two Dollars; Ten copies Forty Dollars. The Weekly Two Dollars a year; Three copies, Five Dollars; Fivecopies, Eight Dollars; Ten copies, Fifteen Dollaks; Twenty copies, Twenty-five Dollars. Additions can be made to clubs at any time at club rates. Ten per cent, commission allowed to Agents getting up clubs.

Papers not sent unless paid in advance, and invariably discontinued at the end of time paid for. Remittances can be made at our risk in Drafts, Poxtotliee Orders or Registered Letter. Address "Tut: Commercial." FOR SALE. Hl(i4RIA HAY FOR (fale. Abeut sixty tons of iirst-eUs Hungarian Hay for sale in stack on farm, tlireis miles from city.

Apply on the premises to L. C. Duval, Gabel's place, opposite Col. Jennison's. Lawrence ro id.

or to Hopkins Graham. 317 Delaware street, City. octocU2 ITIOU SALE SCHOLARSHIP tn the Capitol Commercial College, St. Louis. Good terms given.

Apply at this office. REAL ESTATE. Who Wants a Cheap Home LUVE TWO HOUSES and lots in South Leaven- worth for $450 each. House and lot on Delaware, near Broadway, lor long time payments. House and lot near the New Market House, long time payments.

A beautiful cottage, with half acre ground, for ,200. The prettiest live acre lot in the city, improved, lor time. Two beautiful residences on Broadway, cheap. One hundred vacant lots in Cincinnati, very cheap. J.

B. WlLO.V, Real Estate Agent, Fifth nd Cherokee, over Garrett Kirk's Grocery. oct25cl5S JAMES HALL CO. GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 9 Delaware St Leavenworth. Special Agents for Kansas Pacific Railroad Lands.

5,000,000 acres, $2 to fears Credit, 6 per cent, per cent, off for cash. per acre, Five interest, or 10 B5TFor further particulars, send or call for descriptive circulars. sept23132 REAL. ESTATE OFF1CK OF A. F.

CALLAHAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW ItEAL ESTATE BROKER, NOTARY REPUBLIC and CONVEYANCER. DEEDS, MORTGAGES, LEAS-e drawn and acknowledged, Titles examined, etc. 417 SUA. WNEE bet. 4th and 5th.

Ten Acres Cheap. TEN" ACRES CF LAND SPLEN-dldly located within the city limits, with a good stone house, worth all fenced, and a splendid spring, lor A. F.CA.LLAUA.V, 417 Shiwnee. Lot3 at Bargains. TWO LOTS, BET.

FOURTH and Fifth, opposite the J'orris School, fronting on Uauotah and Pawnee streets. Also several lots near the new Chicago A Southwestern A. 4'. ALL All A. 417 Shawnee at.

Great Bargains. A NICE FRAME HOUSE, ON jCjl. the north side of Kiowa, between Third and Fourth, 7 rooms, well, cistern, cellar, two lots, wood nouse Brlek hous on KIcdapoo, between Sec-ood and Third; 0 rooms, well, wood bou-e. and stable; 2 good lots, for $2,700. A.K.CALLAHAN.

Residence for $800. HOUSE AND LOTS ON DEL-aware and Ninth 3 rooms, stable, cistern, bearing fruit, shrubbery, etc. A. K. CALLAHAN, 417 Shawnee.

Residences. RESIDENCES SOUTH SIDE Osaitc, between Third and Fourth, for $1,200. Residence on North Side Miami, between Third and Fourth, for $1,100. House and lots on Delaware, just West of Broadway 4 rooms and kitchen, well, shed, cellar, f.r $800. House and 12 lots, corner Cherokee and Tenth.

House, 4 rooms, cellar and basement; good well, trees, stable, etc. All for $2,600. Part cash, part time. A. F.

CALLAHAN. 417 Sba.wnec. Farms. milREE GOOD WELL1MPROV ed Cirms in Kairmount township, 16 miles from the city. Also sundry other good fur in in various par.s of the noun ty.

A. F. CALLAHAN, 417 (S'hawnee. Five-acre Lets. DEAUTIFUL FIVE AND TEN 2J acre lots, In various parts of the city (suburbs at from $20 to $400 per acre.

A. F. CALLAHAN. 417 Shawnee ept1flcl24 JONES HO WELL, Real Estate Brokers, FOURTn STREET. FIRST NA TIONAL BANK BUILDING, TTAVFrOR SALE FARMS IN J), I Leavenworth county, and choice unimproved lauds throughout the State; Desirable Lots and Residences, For Sale.

ONE OP THE BEST IMPROV-il firms In Leavenworth county nntaininf lfiii acres: all fenced, Kood wa tar and timber, fine dwellinsr house, barn ntliar hn i Id i zs seven miles from thonitv fruit of all kinds; will be old low. Apply to JONES HOWELL, PRICE LIST, OCTOBER, 1871. W.G0RD0N&RR0. OLD I0. 3S SHAWSEE New No.

210, (Between 2d and Sd.) UE A.VEKTWOP TEC. 8IXCE THE GOVERNMENT TAX has been taken off a great many different kinds of goods, we propose to give our customers and the publie the benefit of it by REDUCING our prices accordingly. COFFEE. 3i Bs. O.

G. Java, 1 CO 5 fi8. best Rio, 1 OO 5J lbs. choice Eio, 1 00 Best Boston Mackerel. Extra Mess, in Kits jno.

No. 3, Family Whitefish, bbl No. 1 14 Family No, 1 Kits White fisn SPICES. SO Spioe 30 Our Ground Spices are warranted Pure, of which we have the largest variety eTer kept in this city. SYRUPS.

Sngar House 60 Silver Syrup. so 11(1 Crystal Syrup, JELLIES. Largest assortment ever kept in the City, ot the Tery choicest. Huycks'Treble Extract WARRANTED PURE. COFFEE, lbs Parched i 4 100 100 1 00 ISO 2X Parched SUGARS.

6Ji lbs. Standard Crushed. (i Rs. Granulated G4 lbs. 1)4 lbs.

New York 100 1 00 1 00 100 100 1 00 100 i lbs. Jii. 8 lbs. Demarara 10 lbs. Fair Brown DRIED FRUITS.

Dried Apples Peaches, ..3 lbs 2 lbs. 2o 20 25 40 40 15 i.aspDernes, Pitted Cherries Currants Raisins Sultan 25 tho market price. Best Imperial Tea. ...1 S01 75 0. 1 1 00(g 2 1 25 126 Oolong Uncolored English Breakfatt, Choice Green Imperial PICKLES.

Crosse Blackwell's Perrin's Sauces, and Kerr's Tomato Catsup. New Sugar cured Ham, Bacon, Shoulder and Breakfast Bacon. Choice Dried Beef. Tobacco. 3Ve Retail at Wholesale Prices.

MISCELLANEOUS. and yi boxes 49 40 UUD9, id cans uove 3a Extract Coffee, 6 for 25 6 Hominy 25 5 25 Green 25 5 Split Peas for 23 3 lbs Rice, Carolina 30 3 fi8. Pearl Barley, 25 1 6s Star Candles, 15 1 full weight 25 6 boxes Matches, for 25 Sal Soda, lb 05 Concentrated Lye, per box la New York Dairv Cheese 25 New Salt per bbl 3 003 25 Warranted the best in the City. 3 lbs. Soda for 25 Apples, dried 10124 Butter, choice 25 Eggs 15 Flour.

Meal and Bran. Best City Bran, "ioO Oats, per bu 3 25 75 35 25 Z4 lbs. Oat MeaL. Graham Flour, i sacks i ca New Buckwheat Flour and bolted Cora Meal. New Canned Fruits, 2 lb.

can Tomatoes, 15 30 2t 20 20 1 08 1 OO 25 25 eu 1 00 35 40 Peaches, i Green Blackberries, Cherries, 3 for Raspberries. 3 for Baltimore Yarmouth, String Succotash, 3 for Green Gage Ex. Choice YEAST POWDER. Preston Merrell's, three boxes for. Deoley, f-mall SO 15 25 50 1 Dooley Dooley, lirge, Dr.

Price's, small. 1J BASKETS, The largest assortment ever kept for sale in this Citv. Farmers' Feed; Market; Children's School; Laundry and Clothes Baskets. Crackers. The Feit Tarietyerer kept in tLeCity 3 lbs Soda 25 3 Picnic Cream Ginger Gumph Ginger Cracknels 25 -12X .121 1ZS 30 12' mi Farina Crackers Aerated Wooden Ware.

5 Hooped Buckets 3 3 2 150 2 25 1TX EAEION! IS THE PUREST IN TONE, THE Most Powerful, the most elegantly finished, the most durable, and wifl standin tune longer, than any other. All are 7 Octaves. Wi ite for "circular. Parlor Cem Are Durable, Fine Tone, and Low Priced Try them. Teachers and ministers liberally dealt with.

are fully warranted. The Estey COTTAGE ORGAN Is the best made. Buy no other. Ca? and hear them, at VIELE MILLS, GENERAL AGENTS Successors to A. J.

VIELF, have re moved from 215 N. bth street to 214 N0STH FIFTH STKEET, ST, LOUIS, MO. june 25x51 KANSAS IUSIC EMPORIUM THE LARGEST AND MOST complete music establishment ever in the State, is now opened at No. 320 Delaware St, LEAYEXWOKTK. Our Stock consists of the following Id Instruments: Steinway Sons, (Sole Agents,) Marscball Mi'taner, Dunham Son, Hoffman Hale (Prices from $350 to $1,000.) PIPE OKGAiS.

Derrick, Felgemaker Co. (Prices from $400 ORGANS. Jleedbam Sons, Pelonbet atd Pelton, h0Biner, Hoffman Hale. Grand Ocera (Trices $75 and upwards.) MELODEONS Prince Berry Sons. Prices $50 and upwards.) ALSO A FULL STOCK OF Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Accordeonsj Flntes.

Fifes, Bass Viols and Double Past, Ac. ALL KIXDS OF MUSICAL GOODS, TRIMMINGS, IXSTRICT10 BOOKS AND sheet nviTjrsio. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. UEff A discount allowed to Teachers and Schools. HOFFMAN CO.

Banking flonses THE Leavenworth Savings Bank, COR. DELAWARE AND FOURTH STS. THIS BANK IS INTENDED to meet the wants of Laborers, Mechanics, and all persons who seek a safe and profitable of deposit for their Savings It receives Deposits as Small as One Dollar, And pays six per cent, interest, commuting the same quarterly, and adding it to the principal; or will pay interest by spe cial agreement as follows: 2 months, 5 per cent, per annum. fcfc 4 7 1( Deposits can be withdrawn at any time either by check or by presenting pass book at Bank. The Bank is open for the transaction of business duringtheusual business hours.

Also every Saturday evening from 6 to 7 o'clock. This Bank is agent for the new Government Loan. Also for the 7-30 Gold Loan of the Northern Pacific Railroad. E. HEXSLEY, President.

G.R. HINES. Treasurer. aplbl8 GEO. R.

HINES. D. W. EAVES. HINES EAVES, T3 25k TVT "JCC" LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.

(Corner Fourth and Delaware Streets.) GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL attention to Collections, and all business entrusted to them Buy and Sell City Scrip and County Scrip, Bonds and other local securities Sell Drafts on the princinal cities in England, Ireland, and on the Continent Pay interest on time Deposits and on Banker's Current Accounts. ESirSpecial attention given to the ne gotiation of School. Bonds. alOCdtw GERMAN SAVINGS BANE, Leavenworth, Kansas. Cot.

Third and Cherokee sts. CAPITAL, $500,000 SAML. COCHRAN. President. II.

W. WULFEKUHLSB, Vice Prest. CARL MOLLER, Cashiei. S. Abeles.

31. Saml. Cochran, Geo. T. Anthony, E.

.3. Durfee, D. Kinnear, II. Yv. AVulI'eknh-ler, ii.

K.uhn,Ered A. Miller. DOES A GENERAL BANKING Business; allows highest iuterest on time deposits Exchange for sale on all parts of Europe and the United States; Collections made promptly and lemitted for on day of payment. This Bank is open from 6 to 7 o'clock Saturday evenings, in addition to the usual business hours. Albert M.

Eadweiss, PRACTICAL "WATCHMAKER, No. 318 Delaware street, Leavenworth. Kansas. Watches, Clocks, Jv- clrv, Mucical Uoxes, Surgical and Me-i chauical Instruments Kepuired, promptly I and satisfactorily. 0ctl8el52 Eagle Woolen Mills.

TOE ATTENTION OF DEAL-ers is called to the fine lines of Cas-simeres, Pilot Cloths, Blankets, Flannels, Snuwls, and other staple woolen goods now being manufactured at our mills. Having an extensive order for Indian cloths, we have recently erected two broad looms t) increase our facilities. AVe lay claim to the credit of having established the fact that the manufacture of woolen goods can be successfully prosecuted in Leavenworth. FIRTH. SENIOR CO.

GREAT SACRIFICE A Lii i Te Sold The Entire Stock of OLOTHiisra AND Gents' Furnishing Goods! OF TliE LATE A. COHO, at Greatly Reduced Prices, at wholesale or retail, for cash or approved paper. To any one desiring to engage in the above liusiness, this is a rare opportunity, as it is the oldest established clothiug house in the Stite, cn mmauuiug a large and desirable trade. To any one wishing to purchase, liberal inducements will be offered For further particulars apply at No. 207 Delawa Street.

tSsTThe stock must be sold bv November 1st. 31. S. BUTZEL, Executor of Estate of A. Cohen.

oct23cl57 H. J. 3IXZIi0R Practical Plumbers, Gas Steam Fitters So. 63 DELAWAKE St. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WROUGHT IRON LEAD PIPE GAS FIXTURES, bTKAM FITTINGS OF "ALL, KINDS, "ETinisliecl Brass Work, PUMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Leather and Rubber Belting, Rub, ber Hose, Packing, Cotton and Hemp Packing, LlACINQ ather junpfsy333 ATCTT FRF.E, and $30 day sure, no tin bag AMr98 with bUibd.

IATT A Ol) July UU mt-MiurK. 1. USI.ES5 CHASCES, I II AVE of the best localities in the city lor a lam-ilr "rocerv. for sale, flood reasons for sellinc. B.

WILSON, Land Agent, Filth and Cherokee. W. C. HESSE, On North Side of Cherokee street, between Fourth and Fifth, LEAVENWORTH, AS. ECOM MENDS HIMSELF TO the public generally as Wagosmaker and Blacksmith, pay particular attention to the Re-nairing of Wasonsand Farming Implements, and IIORSE-SIIOEINO.

Alo attend to the Repairing and Trimming of Carriages, Ruggies, Ac. augSiGfi FAMILY FAVORITE. Is the Familiar Name of the 0 0 2 a l-J WHICH HAS EVER BEEN AD-ding laurels to its inventors since the Paris exposition of 1867. whre it bore away the Highest Honors; which expe. rienee was repeated in Baltimore at the Maryland Institute fair of lSW).

Thousands of ladies will testify to the appropriateness of the above title. Stitching, Hemming, Fe ling, Quilting, Braiding, Binding," Cording, Ruffling, Gathering, Hera Stitihing, FaggoHing, Gathering and sewing on at the same time; Fringing, Frizzling, and Ttibiug executed with ease and beauty. LOCK-STITCH. SHUTTLE, STRAIGHT NEEDLE, SIMPLE, CAPABLE and DURABLE. SMITH REITH, Agnt, Office at Wilson Keith's Dry Goods Strvre, 83 Delaware street, Leavenworth, Kansas.

july22c38 Election Proclamation. THOMAS LEONARD, SHER-L ill' of Leavenworth County, Kansas, in pursuance ot law, do hereby make known and proclaim to the qualified electors of sad county, that an election will be held at the several places of holding elections in the various voting precincts of said county, on Tuesday, the 7th dfy of November, a. ion, to elect the following ofiieers, to-wit: One State Senator, (to nil vacancy.) and the following Count officers: Sheriff. Treasurer. County Clerk.

Register of Deeds. District Railroad Assessor. Coroner. Representative, and County Commissioners, For the teverat rcprcientivc and commissioners districts. The polls ill be open at 8 o'clock A.

and will close at 0 o'clock P. M. Given under hit hand at Leavenworth, Kansas, Oct. 1871. THOMAS LEONARD, Sheriff of Leavenworth Countv, Kans.

oct22.S0d&w FREIGHT NOTICE. Chicago, Rock Pacific Railroad. "VTO DETENTION AT CIIICA-go. All freignt transferred with promptness and dispatch. Rates as low, and time quicker, ttias.

by any other line between Chicago a Leavenworth Parties shipping Fast will, please leave tbeir orders at the office, corner JIain and Delaware streets, or with D- D. Colly on board the steamer Ella. Transfer teams will call at their places of business lor freight, UesireU. 1 I. E.

EATON, Freight Agent. NOTICE. THE COMMISSIONERS AP-luiintnd v- linn II VV. Iilp of the District Court of Leavenworth, County, to lay off through syiui County a route for the railroad of the Kansas Central Railway Company, will commence to discharge their duties as such Com-Ejissioners'at 10 o'clock a. on Saturday, November 4th, 1871, at a point where the line of the proposed railroad crosses the West line of Fort Leavenworth Military Reservation.

L. T. tMlTH, Prest. Kans. Cent'l It.

W. Co. A. A. HlGINBOTHAM.

Geo. E. Jones, Commis'rs. Jno. W.

Harms, dtdocUcHl 5 i V- KUTII ITV JAIL She Charged with C' mpliciiy .11 the Burder of Her Husband. Lawrence Journal, Oct. 20. Mrs. I.

M. Iiuth was arrested at her house yesterday, as accomplice in the murder of her husband, us "accessory before the fact." The arrest was made about 4 o'clock, by Capt. Games and three policemen. A thorough search was made thro' the house, and a large number of papers, letters, memoranda, etc, taken away. One thing taken was a diary, in which there were a few interesting notes, and from which parts of pages had been torn iu different places.

Mrs. 1'uih did not appear to be greatly affected by the proceedings, and with the exception of a lew sarcastic remarks and a little hysterical laughter, no feeling was displayed. She was taken iu a hack to the jail, and will there remain, unless released on bail, nntil a preliminary tril is had, which will probably be held iu two weeks. STATE NEWS. Butler county claims a pumpkin vine 3,513 teet iu length.

This growth is not all vine either, as lifty-six pumpkins have been gathered from it. A couple of attempted to steal a pair of hordes belonging to G. Chutes, iu La Cygne. A noise in the barn attracted his attention, and on discovering the thieves he gave them contents of two gun barrels. They decamped quite suddenly.

In Topefea, on Friday night, Gil-maii's racing hore and the horse of a stolen out of a stable in North Topeka. The theft was discovered almost' immediately, and some half a dozen men followed (he thieves a came upon them on the bridge. The thieves nred one or two shots at ths pursuers and r-in their horses towards the Santa Fe Railroad, the pursuers following. Two children wers lest on the prairie near Concordia, last week, when the fires were running, one four and the other two ears old, but they laid down to sleep in an upturned furrow behind a sod, which shielded them from the winds and protected them from the and slept until discovered the next morning. At the United States "District Court, 8t Toueka, last week, Ben.

F. Stnythe, deputy pos'master at Eureka, charged with feloniously abstracting two registered letters from the posioffice at that plac, containing $409, tried, fouml guilty, and seutenced to ten years imprisonment. An old lady writing to her son out west, tells him to beware of bilious saloons and bowel alleys. Look out for a great intcrstinal commotion, for California estimates its crop ofcaitor oil at 39,000 gallons. NEW THIS DA1T.

Who Speaks First T7-OR SALE 1 WILL, OF- for sale, for vo week, that ll'splendid business property, on Del aware street, near i inn, known us l'luaimer's Hall, at verv low figures. J. li. No. 3 Scott's Block, Cor.

lifth and Cherokee. oct'Sleltil Steel Kail Doubl9 Track lALTIMORE OKI: EAILROAD. The Great Short Line from Cincinnati or Columbus jE3 2E5 "37- Saving 87 to 110 miles, and arriving One Tram in Advance at Savins 59 miles, and arriving ij 1- hours in Advance at BALTIMORE. Saving 77 miles, and arriving 8 3-4 hours iu Advance at WA5UIN TON. Ileacliing 11 1 A II I A One Train the Quickest.

The Great Iron Eailway Bridgrcs Over the Ohio Itiver, at l'arkersburjr and liellaire, are Completed MOBKIKG AXD KIGIIT LINES OF Pullman's Palace Drawing- Room and Meepiog- Cars Are run on this Route from Cincinnati or Cclumbus to Baltimore and Washington City, Without Change By this Route you avoid all OMNIBUS TRANSFERS. Tickets for sale at all Ticket Omces in the South and "West. L. 31. COLE, J.L.WILSON, Gen'l Ticket Agt, Master Transport'u Baltimore, Aid.

Baltimore, 31d. SIDNEY B. JONES, Gen'l Pass. Agent, oct31cl61 Cincinnati, Ohio. TO WII05I IT BIA CONCERN.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS will be sold at public auction to pay storage and charges, if not called for on or before the 30th uay of November, 1371: Simmons, 1 tire cutter AV Jones, 1 bedstead, 1 table. 2 bundles bedding, 1 bundle pipe, 1 stove, 2 kettles, 1 box II goods, 1 bbt Major Blacker, 2 bundles bedding, 1 safe, 2 cribs, 1 trunk, 1 bedstead, 2 boxes nidse 1 box hardware Raleigh, 1 box sundries Wagner, 7 boxes. II goods Dr Davis, 4 bDls paint A Murray, 1 wagon Bannon, 1 bbl catsup Hillox, 1 saddle Anthony, 8 empty bb's kegs Germain, 1 box sundries 31 Peltine, 1 bale batts Isaac House, 1 stove Robinson, 1 box merchandise Denman, 2 stove3 and pipes Tunnell, 2 boxes II goods Unknovn, 1 table and mattress Dr Oavif, 1 box hooks Li Maxwell, 1 large wheel, Vi segments, 1 pinion. ARTHUR SM7TII. oct203lG0 No 2 Levee.

A CONCISE HISTORY OF the Past of this most wonderful oj cities, and a detailed, circumstantial and vivid account of its destruction by fire; wiili scenes, incidents, By Colbert Chambbrlaix, City editors Chicago Tribune. Agents Waxtkd. C. i Vent, 38 W. 4th Cincinnati oct22cl58eod THFE MANIA BRASS AND STRING BAND, MOST RESPECTFULLY BEG leave to announce to the public that they are now fully organized, With tne Talent to bs Obtained in the City, And most respectfully solicit the patron age of the citizens or Leavenworth and vicinity, to Balls, Parties and Sociables.

Orders may be left at F. Augerstein's, corner of Fifth mid Pottawatomie streets, and Philip My', 112 Delaware street. au22Dtf Cop Mcafoswrreatwonteata GROCERIES. See Third Page for Afternoon Dispatches BY TELEGRAPH, AFFAIRS 119 1W YOB Resignation of Tweed Honors to the Memory of Judge Governor Bullock Resigns Contributions to Chicago LATEST MARKET REPORTS EUROPE. Contributions to Chicago Probable Removal of the French Capital.

London, Oct. 30. The- Mansion House fund for the relief of the Chicago sufferers amounted on Saturday evening to 42,600 pounds. The Manchester subscription for the same purpose aggregates 16,500 pounds. Paris, Oct.

30. It is thought that the Assembly will remoye its sessions from Versailles to this city during the winter, on account of the cold weather. Sew York Items. New York. Oct.

30 In the General Sessions to-day the grand jury found indictments against Edwin M. Haggerty and Charles Baulcb, the alleged voucher thieves, for larceny 'and burglary. There are two in dictments against each, one for burglary and one for grand larceny. Part of the prisoners confined for debt in the Ludlow s'reet jail, were taken before Judge Barnard, in tho Supreme Court, this morning. Charles Wood, aged seventy-seven, and Woi.

Johnson, a negro, were discharged. The remainder of the prisoners were directed to prepare statements of case by Thursday uext for submission to the court. This evening it is rumored that Tweed has resigned as candidate for State Senate, mid that he has also resigned his officii as Commissioner ot" Public Works. The nail manufacturers of the At- antic State held a convention in this city on Saturday and decidsd to advance the wholesale price fifteen cents a ke on all descriptions. This action is said to have been in consequence of the loss of one hundred thousand keg3 by the Chicago tire.

The declination of Win. M. l.art to run for the Assembly will be severe for tho reform, because there is no other person who would be fo ikely to defeat the Tammany candi dates. A correspondent of the London Times writes from Berlin that during June and July last the Russian government Invaded and annexed the country ot uzouugaria, on tne northern slopes of the Tiau-Chian mountains, on the eastern borders of the Empire. The territory is twice as large as Ireland, is rich in minerals and agricultural resources, and has a population of about two millions.

Hostilities were begun by the Russians on account of the refu sal by the Dzoungarians to surrender ugitives. Nine thousand dollars were sub scribed by the Methodists in Boston yesterday for the benefit of the Methodist churches in UhicHgo. Twelve hundred dollars was collected by E. Bayless for the swne purpose in two churches in Buffalo yesterday. TUe Mornioii Question.

Washington, Oct. 30. Adeices received by the Government from Utah report that the most shocking part of the testimony against Hawkins was not published, it being not only very immodest but beastial The verdict came like a thunderbolt to the Mormons. It is not believed that other parties can be saved. The presence of the troops are checks to disturbances.

Later. The U. S. district court was occupied the whole of the morning in argument of the mouon to admit the parties, arrested Saturday upon the charge of murder, to bi'. Upon conclusion of the argument Chief Justice McKean said he would admit the prisoner to bail in the sum of $50,000, with two sufficient sureties.

A Robber Killed. Cincinnati, Oct. 30. Andre M. Shever, farmer, six miles east of Delphos, was confronted in his own house, about 8 o'clock Saturday evening, by a robber, who, after asking for matches, presented a revolver.

Shever knocked the revo ver from bis hand and stabbed the unknown man to death with a pock et, knife. Shever was exonerated by the coroner's jury. Boiler Explosion. St. Louie, Oct.

80r A boiler in the Vulcan Iron Works, in South St. Louis, exploded about 10 o'clock this ferenoon, and half an hour after another blew up. James MoLnroy was fatally scalded, and seven or eight others more or less injured. No material damage was done to the property. Got.

Bulloctt. Resigns. Atlanta. Oct. 30.

Gov. Bul lock resigned on tho 23d, to take ef- lect to-day at 3 o'clotk. This afternoon Benjamin Co'ulay, Presi dent of the Senate, was installed as Governor. Bullock's resignation was written before he went to New York. Great excitement prevails Yellow Fever.

New York, Oct. 30. Private Jet ters from Buenos Ayres says there is- a frightful prevalence in that country of tho small pox. During the past summer twenty- six thousand yellow lever cases oc curred in Buenos Ayres. Three thousand deaths occurred in the province of Corrientes.

lxploring Expedition. P.HiLbKLPHiA, 30. The steamer Has9ler sail to-morrow for Boston, where Professor Agassiz's party will be taken on board. They will then start on an exploring expedition to Cape Horn and up the Pacific. NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE! iW-GOODSANDNEW PRICES! of a protracted, serene old age; of a calm, peacelul death, surrounded by children worthy of their father.

To the family and friends, the death of a friend so honored and beloved, however long deferred, comes always too soon. Countiog ourselves as not least affectionate among the friends of Ewing, we yet find, and doubt not that all near to him in friendship and relationship will ever iiud consolation in reflecting upon the greatness of the example he lias left for imitation by his coun-trj men. Chicago Matters. Chicauo, Oct. 30.

The grain in four of the elevators burned was sold to-day. The Galena elevator contained 811,000 bushels of wheat, and brought $26,750. The grain in Munger Armour's elevator, amount not' given, brought in Hiram Wheeler's elevator, amount not given, in Central elevator, amount not given, $23,700. Mr. Crosby will not rebuild the Opera House, but will put a business block on the old site.

The Pacific Hotel is to be rebuilt on the old plan on the same tite- It was one of the largest hotels in the United States, and was nearly completed when burned. The railroads interested will subscribe towards rebuilding it. Tlie Kansas Editors. Mexico, Oct. 30.

The Kansas editorial party which left St. Louis Saturday night, via the Alton St. Louis railroad, arrived in Chicago Sunday morning, and passed the day in viewing the ruins of the tire. By special invitation ot President Blackstone, ot the Chicago, Alton St. Louis railroad, the editors joined in the celebration incident to the opening, of the Kansas line of the Chicago Alton St.

Louis li. and lefi. Chicago at 9:30 in the evening, on a special train of Pullman palace sleeping cars, in company with tho President and other officers ot the road. Resolutions were adopted on the train thanking the the company for special couriesies, and congratulating the people of Kansas upon the opening of another iron way from Kansas to the lakes. The road passes through Jacksonville, Mexico, Louisiana and Brunswick, to Kansas City, and through trains commence running today without change of cars.

Murder. Memphis, Oct. 30. Chas. Dean, a prominent citizen of Greenwood, Mississippi, whila returning home from the Masonic Lodge last week, was shot and killed by an unknown assassin, who fired on Harry Mullin who was accompanying him, but missed him.

The assassin is sup posed to be the same that murdered Dr. Gibson some months since. Fire. Cncokd, N. Oct.

30. The woodshed, engine house, and water house of the Concord railroad, at Mookeett, burned this morning. Loss $25,000. Insured. Stove pipe hats are ugly enough at the best, and the more stove they the uglier they are.

It is said that 42,500 bales of cot ton are used every year by the ladies to add to their attractive apperance, Life Insurance agents in Georgia solicit policies by hdveitise-uient printed on sugar plums and sent to termers' chiidien. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. MONEY UlHKET. New York, Oct. 30.

Gold Opened at 1113aill, closed at Ulglli; not very active. Clearances 1 nirty-two millions Goveunmests Opeued dull and tirm; more active later in the day, with a slight advance. Stocks Firm- Mosey Early in dny, easy at 7 per cent; later 5 per cent. STATE BOSKS LJUll. Sieklisg Exchange Hankers' bills.

108. Coupons 110 I 1802 114 1804 1148 1865 114 new) 113 1S07 II314 10K 113? I 10-409 1CU1A Mo. 6-8 93V cur. Ill HEW TURK MARKET New York, Oct. 30.

Flour Dull: superfine $6 10(36 50: common to good $0 507 00; good to choice $7 007 40; white western, extra, 4(1 10. AVmsKy Lower; 94c. Wheat Dull and unsettled sprinsr. Xo 5, $1 521 54; winter red western gl 5U Hye Nominally 90e for western. Uarlky Heavy.

Coks Dull and declined; western mixed 7879Vc. Oats Dull and declined; western 50 0U4c. Coffee Dull; Rio 18c. Sugar Dull; closed more steady; re- fineU Cuba Pork Not quoted. Beef Nominally unchanged.

UT eats i t. Midules In good demand on spot; weak for future delivery Lard Unsettled; No 1 to prime steam prince lUJSloc. CHICA6D MARKET. Chicago, Oct. 30.

Flour Firm; demand chiefly local. Wheat Quiet, but steady; $1 20; 1 2iV seller rsovemoer; siyinzi sUjei-last nau ot rnoemoer. corn Dull Hnd lower; 4i)c bid cash; oliered at 4Tc, jNovemDer. Oats Dull: hid; 30c asked. Kye Neglected.

liARi ey Quiet, 1'itovisioits Quiet. Mess Pork Sales at $12 84, seller CO da vs. fjARD Nominally 8c, cash. Shoulders Sales at O'c. (jrees Meats Nominal.

Hams 7g7c. Whisky 8c. ST. LOUIS MARKET. St.

Louis, Oct. 30. Flour Unchanged. jJWHEAT Strouger and hizher for inspections;" No 3 red $1 271 29; No 3 $1 35 gl No 2 $1 451 50. Ookx Easier; mixed 43 15c.

wbito 40c, in bulk; yellow 50c, white sucked Oats Dull; mixed 22rj3c, sacked; 87 'BlBtftY' ynchanged. HYKJ-FlrmerJ No 5 03G5c I'okk Unchanged: mess $12 7513 00. Bacon Firm; shoulders 7c: clear rib 8c; clear sides Sjc, jobbing ani order lot. LARI Unchanged; 99c. HiGHWWiKs Dull and lower; 88c.

Cattlk Unchanged; Texan 4.1 50(3 00; native $3 r04 60. for good to choice fat. Hook Moving freely at 3 604 00: receipts 1 I I i i i i I I i i i i i 1 WHOLESALE DEALERS AND JOBBERS and Fifth Streets, SUCCESS H. SAUNDERS. m9 and Jobbing Departments, tne undersigned have pre goods, all of the best qualities and at hey respecttully solicit a call lror lrom the jueavenwortn.

IN- STAPLE AND FANCY UOCBBIES! Choice Wines, Liquors, Cigars, THE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT TliEY HAVE leased the building, No. 210 DELAWARE STREET, For the transaction of a Large Wholesale and Jabbing Trade in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Choice "Vines and Liquors, Cigars, Boots and Shoes, and other Staple Goods. Their long experience in the business, and their extensive dealings with Importers and Jobbers in the East, give them facilities iu buying which are SURPASSED BY KO OTHER HOUSE! They also with them an EXTENSIVE BUSINESS CONNECTION throughout the entire West, which will avail them as a secure loundation for the establishment of A First Class Wholesale Business. They are now filling up with heavy invoices of the above enumerated goo ds, purchased at the Hsowest Ostein. lE-S-safces, And beg to call the attention of dealers in this City and State, and the country adjoining, to the Ativan! ages Ofiercil at their Establishment 2 For the purchase of Staple Goods.

MESSRS. II A LXi CO'S CONTRACT WITH THE KANSAS Central Railroad Company to build a portion of their Narrow Gauge road, which is designed to run from Leavenworth to Denver, anil open up by numerous branches the richest portiou of Kansas to the trade of Leavenworth, has induced them in establishing a MAGAZINE OF SUPPLIES in this city fe tbeir large fores of workmen, to combine with their supply depart mem, a permanent WHOLESALE I5TJSInTESS, in order to aSord increased facilities to the wholesale trade of the city, which our ranidl PYtenrtins railroad connections ill render necessarv. Fourth first door north of Delaware. For Sale. 7 ARM" OF 80 ACREV ABOUT seven miles from the city; fine dwelling house: all under fence; price, $tfO per acre; terms eay.

Apply to JONKS HOWELL, For Sale, HOUSE ON MIAMI STREET, two lots; house has nve rooms and cellar; good cistern; will bn iold low. Apply to JOSIM JIO WELL. For Sale. HOUSE AND LOT IN SOUTH Leavenworth; house Is one and a ball Ktories, with basement; good well of water; plenty of water, plenty of fruit; price only $000. Apply to yJUU BakeryT VTO.

513 FIFTH STREET, jj Keeps constantly on hand Uye, tirahain, and Breads, Gi niter Ginger Cakes and Crackers. ast dally. J. BUTT, oeimiM Proprietor. 2 Cedar do 75gl 0 3 1 2- 3 Tubs 1 0-l 2 7- And a great variety of small Tubs Churns, Pine and Cedar; Kinakins, But.

ter Tubs, Sugar Buckets and Boxes. Savon Imperial Soap, 19 4 Bars SoaD 2 FRESH BUTTER AXD EGOS, CHICM.EJVS AXD TURKEYS, Received Daily. Starch. 5 lbs Pore 2 2 Silver Gloss 25 5 Packages Silver Glosa 6. 2 Corn Starch 24 Llttlewood Washing Crystal, 6 papers 'J Twin.

Yeast Cake two. ITUU.Ct&l Oil. 40 tit. Ir gal! In addition to the Wholesale and Supply pared iacmties lor doing a an to this end have opened out a tock pr jrices that will distance competition. vnifiis i of 1 P.

L. HUYJBTT SON, Importers, Manufacturers Jobbers of Musical merchandise, BRASS and GEBMAN SILVER BAND INSTRUMENTS, No. 25 S. THIRD STREET, ST, XiOXJIS, MO; Oct20cl54 The entire wholesale and retail business is under the control of Mr. W.

Slaughter, assisted by Mr, J. C. Hutchins, M. S. IIAI.I.

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