The Atchison Weekly Champion from Atchison, Kansas • 4

THE jFREEo PRESS. Jji i -win i i i TrllH mi: SNIDER 'ROCHAT; A flock of IDS Spanish Merino sheep passed through thlfc city, one dfeylast w.eeklnithOjWay jtd" IM Sfexloo. They were Brought from4 -1'ney we're tine' sheep, and worth from twenty-five to one hundred dollar! a head. I -n rj A the freighting business Is quite brisk at the present time. We observe that Garside and Ills force of ein ployees ar kept constantly employed In receiving and iiitnii li -v tMtm t.

It t. Wholesale Retail Druggist I fc.t.!...' 1 If "Ml JKeenoonstanlly on liand a AVcll i lli vi utll ui it oh irtil MEDICINES, PAINTS, KAeE'i'ji'Sj Also PURE LIQUOllS for ledlcal Purposes, and a Large Assortment of all the leading r. Patent Medicines. lATBONAGE Is sollcltodj and the. Public Can rely on gottinga GOOD ARTICLE at a reasonable price.

3T-Physicians' carefully conuionnded. april 1), dwtf. forwarding freight, a large portion o'whleh ternercliah" dlse for Colorado. 1 ill W'ttt I The St. Joe Herald (ays there Is a Arm determination among the residents of several North Missouri cotiiijles not to allow returned bushwhackers to live In peace.

It nays this proceeding Is open and above board a resolution to that effect having been adopted, The Court of Hymen has become popular Institution In diverting confiscation of rebel estates. Nuinor-. ous Instances are reported where Southern planters have given all their landed properties In marriage with their faithful Union The Democrat of the 12th says the stage In all the rivers, except the Illinois, Is becoming low, and "the smaller class of boats are now In requisition. Freights are plenty for the Missouri, principally for points not farther west than St. Joseph, consisting In good part of merchandise for the territories.

The growth of sorghum In this section of the State Is very large this year, and the product of syrup will probably equal that of former years, though the breadth planted was less than usual. There are some quite ex-itenslve fields In this county. Hon. 8. J.

Hi Snyder has a field of twelve acres, near Monrovia. It will yield from two to three hundred gellnns to the acre. It Is one of the most encouraging signs of peace and prosperity to see the revival of Interest In State and County agricultural fairs. It Is to be regretted that the Kansas State Agricultural Society omitted to hold a fair this fall. The numerous local fairs In the State, however, will compensatesorae for the omission.1 The Atchison fair promises to be quite a general exhibition.

We saw at Alderson'S this morning a fine copy of the New Testament for the blind ono of those works of Christian benevolence and charity through which the American B.hle Foclety is dispensing the gospel to every human being In the land. This copy has been procured by Mr. T. B. Davis, late a soldier ofthe-' 18th regiment, as a present to a blind girl In thls-city.

At the New England Agricultural Fair, at Concord, NeW Hamshire, 10,000 people were present Aj trotting match between the stallions Fcarnaught, Tleonic and Ethan Allen was won by the former, four heats be ing run. Time, 2:38, 2:10, 2:313, 2:89. One of the features of the Atchison fairwiil be a trial of speed among several of the best trotting hags In the State. Last week there wasan election held In Dent coi-nty, for the purpose of choosing officers for a company of Missouri militia, and John K. Organ and.

Silas lleadrlclt, very lately from the rebel army, Wore duly elect I. We are reliable informed that the comtianv. over their success, got drunk and rode out of town snouting ror the southern Confederacy. change. If that Orgpn and head-stack don't get p'ayed out of or toppled down in Missouri, we are vey much mis taken 5 We received a call to-day fromMr.C.W, Troy, Agent of the Hannibal St.

Joseph Itallroad. Mr. Troy has been visiting the cities of Kansas, making observations in the interest of the line of roads he represents. He is a shrewd observer of things, and will no doubt make a valuable report. The IT.

St. Joe road is now In better order than It has been for years before. A force of some 800 hands are constantly at work repairing the grade and renew ing the track. Eight new engines arc being built at tho company's works at Hannibal, besides a large number of new passenger cars, The City Council has passed a very stringent ordinance relating to gambling. That is right.

Let It now be enforced. Let the concern to which we alluded last week anil all other such places he now dried up, and let all persons who, in the language of the ordinance, "not having visible means to maintain themselves, live Idly or are found loitering or rambling out-houses, bawdy-houses or houses notoriously reputed to bo gam. bling-places, and places of resort for gamblers," be Arrested, tried, convicted and fined let their occupation be taken from them, and they be compelled to go to work for a livelihood at some honest employment, or he compelled to emigrate to some more congenial clime. We learn that Messrs. Biley 4 Blum, of 3t.

Joe, have been declared the successful bidders for the work of macadamizing the roa through the Kansas the river and Wathena, and that tho contract will be made in a day or two, and the work conimsnced at once. Messrs. Riley A Blum take the contract at or $9,400 per mile. They also agree to take the bonds Issued by the city of St. Joe, under the appropriation made, at par.

The city appropriation being a balance of al out $15,000 will have to be raised by Individual subscriptions. Of this amount citizens of Doniphan county are expected to contribute a fair portioh. So says the Herald, at St. Joe. Business Cards.

J. W. TRUESDELL, DEALER in Groceries, Provisions, 'Canned Fruits, Country Produce, and everything usually found in a fivst-clasa Itetall Grocery. Jrlihost Cnsh Price paid fur Country Produce, Store south aide between -1th and 6th. W.

M. TWINE, DEALER In Vt-ffetaldes of all kinds and country Produce. Will pay the highest market price for Butter Kgg9, chickens, Ac, at his stand in the building occupied by Benson Barker on west side of Fourvh-st. between Commercial aud Main, Atchison, Kan. aul0w2ra G.

W. H0RT0N MANTFACTUBERSof BROOMS and dealers in Broom Corn. Merchants in the interior will find It to their to buy their BROOMS of us. (Hve us a call on opposite the U. S.

Express Atchison, Kansas. aug10w8m ADAM WILLIAMS, BALKKinVefretnbles, Produce, and -rBL' Fiu'merg bringing their produce to will rece ive the highest irarket in-lee 9aM3 Butter, eggs, kt.t itfwiiysoM -t hand, btore on Third -8t near the cor. of Fourth, AtchUon, Kansas. vr.A-T.ugl0w3m. JACOB LEW rriM'f lyilOIJIBAI.E RETAIL DKAlilt IN Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Repairing done at shortL notice and.jrar-ranted.

1 8outh sldef Commercial, -lietween 4th 5th streets, Atchison, aulOly It St CLAia GaAHAM. 1 P. L. HreoAan. GRAHAM HUBBARD, J.ttoi-xxe-ym At Law, Atchliiont' Kanaat Coninrercial and Fourth-sts.

sep7-wtr, -1. WUT. TIIOKHI lie in Clorkn. Wati liM, Jewel 1 1 ry, Sliver Ware, Fire Ann, laHtrnmenpt, Tuyt Ac. 1 v.

South aide of Commercial between 4th 5th, ATCHISON, KANSAS. i ftepalrlng done at short notice. 14aprly House. jj Corner Sudani Main Street ATCHISOX. i-j'-r-: KANSAS.

i sir" Sj -lt BUTTON EVERESTProprietotB; TH Atchnoii and teavenworth, Atchison and Tops-ia, aud Overland California Coaclita all stop at ihkj Ilobse. july ad, lb5. I y. ---TR EMONT-HOIfSE HilHV.llI i.T I 8Utoif 4Unsa(l i. 1 vj.t the Estate of Mv Patterson, deceased, Samuel Rich-" a rd son and Jataei Ijl lr Oitlrael.

avixiis at BY VIRTUE OF AN OKDEItJ)F BALE to me directed and, delivered, issued out oAhe Third Utrlet 'Pourt of the State cf Kansas, sitting In and for Jackson coun-tyiW'saitf State) I wlll on' 1 jio; i n. 'Km, biitwoon the hours pt U) i. u. and 4 o'clock m. of said day at the Uourt Hon dtor In the town uf llolton, in the county anil State oBer at tfublic sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the title and interest of the above named defendants In and to'tlie following described property tpi wit: The s(Uth-west quarter of section number seven in township.

number six of range number fourteen situate lying aud being In the oounty of Jackson and State of Kansas. Said property levied on as commanded by said Order of Sale, 11 JOHN N.1 WALTON, Sheriff, Bjrl.to. 8ms, 1 'ept. 5th, 1805: 1 sept. 14 w5t.

Stato of Kansas, ,1 Jackson Oounty. Samuel A. Stinson, Fl'IT. vs. Paulina Braldeer.

Jesse E. Elliott, William H. Klltoltsole heirs of Joslah Elliott, BY VIRTUE OF AN OltDER OF SALE to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Third District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in. and for Jackson eonn-ty in said will on i lU Saturday the 14th day of October, i.nJ 1S65, between the hours of 10 o'clock, 11. M.

and 4 o'clook, M. of said day, at the Court House door In the town of llolton, In the county and State aforesaid, offer at public sale to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the rlglit, title and Interest of the above named defendants in and' to the following described property, to wit The north-east quarter of section number twenty-nine 29,1 In townBhip nnmber six 6, of range number nrteen lio.j situate lying ana neing in uit oounty, of and State of Kansas. Said prop. In the erty commanded liy said Older cf TAnf i cr a tiint tlWXlll nuiun, UI1DIIU, By J. W.

Sims, Deputy. sept. 6th, 1865,. 14-w5t. ir' xiiv Sheriff's Sale.

State of 1. Lricy B. Hartwell, J-ss. vs Jackson County, Samuel Taylor, BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE to me directed and delivered, Issued out of the Third District Court ot the state ot Kansas, siuing in anu lor 'jacK' Bon county in said State, I will on! Saturday the 14th day "of October, a. d.

1S05, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'chtck, p. m. of said day at the Court House door inthe town of llolton, In the county and Stato aforesaid, offer at public Bale to tlje mgnest Milder tor casn in.

nanu, ull the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to the following described property, to wit The west half of the north-west quarter of section No. 21. in township No. six (0.) of range No. thir teen (18,) also the, east half of the quarter of section Ao.

twenty (20,) townsntp six (li,) ol range No. thirteen (18.) situate l.yimr aud being in the county of Jacksou and State of Kansas, Said property levied on as commanded by Baltt Order ol aale. JOHN N. WALTON, Sheriff. By J.

W. Sims, Deputy, sept. 5th, 1866, sept. 14 w5t. NOTICE.

WILLIAM F. GAYLORD, Nancy R. Gaylord, William B. Fen and Jane R. Gaylord.

whose places of residence are unknown will take notice tha A. E. Buckmlller did on the 11th day of August, A. 1805, hie his petition in the District Court in and for Atchi-Bon county, Kanaas, against the said Win. F.

Gaylord, Nancy It. Gaylord, Wm. B. Fenn and Jane R. Gaylord, defendants, setting forth that on or about the 18t.li day of July, 18(14, at Denver City, C.

F. Gaylord gave his promissary note to said A. E. Buck-miller lor $200 and Interest, due three months after date and in order to secure the payment of satd note and Interest, said defendants oft or ahoulj the 18th day of July, 1964, gave a mortgage to said A. E.

Buckmlller, on lots seventeen eighteen nineteen (19,) in block twenty (20,) and lots eight (8) and nine (9) in block twenty-six (20) in South Atchison, an Addition to the city of Atchison, County and State aforesaid, and praying for judgment against the said W. F. Gaylord for $200 and interest at 20 per cent per annum from July 18th, 1S04, nnd that said real estate may be sold to pay said judgment so to be rendered, and said defendants are notified that they are required to appea.r and answer said petition pn or before the 18th day of October, A. I). 1865.

A. E. BUCKMILLElt, By O. Fosteb, his Att'y, aug. nth 7tw.

p. f. ia. Legal Notice. Wm.

B. Smith, Plaintiff, 1 Iri the District Court, of against Atchison County, 2nd Judl- Thouias F. Campbell and I cial District, Slate of Kan-Jaue E. Campbell, deft's fsas. The defendants, Thomas F.

Campbell and Jane, E. Campbell, whose residence is unknown, wllllake notice that Wm. B. Smith did on the 80th day of August, A. D.

18H5, file Ills petition in said District Court of Atchison county, State of Kansas, against the said; 'honias Campbell aud Jane E. Campbell, defendants, aiming judgment for the sum of one thousand dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of twenty per cent', 'per' annum from the 20th day of August, a. n. 1S05, and also for the further sum of seventy-six dollars and, fifty cents taxes paid; and that the south-cast quarter of section No. one(l) in township No.

of range Mo. nineteen (19) in said Atchison county, he decreed tl be advertised and sold according to law, in satisfaction of said judgment by vlrtue of a mortgage given by said defendants, on said premises to secure the aforesaid Indebtedness. And tho said' Thomas F. Campbell and Jane E. Campbell are hereby notified that they are required to appear and answer said petition on or before the 8th day of November, A.

D. 1865, or the same will be taken for confessed. JOHN TRlCfl, scpt.Tth, 1805. 8tw. Att'y forW'K' Special Announcement, 1,1 II.

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STANLEY C0. ijni DEALERS JN DRY GOO DS Boots, Shoes, Al kinds of Produce taken in Exchange for Goods: Uncle Torns Cabin, South Side Public HOLTON, JA GKSOK KAUfSAS. may J8C5, Topeka, Kansas, T. B. MII.L3 E.

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20j00 Ladies talcing a full course can huy Scholarships at 20 per cenf. discount. For further Information please send for Circular Add MILLS RACE, Jan. 18th, 1865. Kansas.

ALDERSONS' Book Stktionejy Siofe, NO. 88, COMMERCIAL ST. Constantly on hand a Variety 't JIlSCELLANEOCa BOOKS. S. S.

LIBRARIES, fiMmri school books, cwlduems vict. books v. A I ON RV Of'krerjr Variety, such as lie. PAPER, PENS, INK, PENCILS, PEN IlOLUflltS, PERFORATED PAPER, ESVELOTf.Sj FOLIOS, FILES, etc! i ALB L'JfS, PICTURE FRAMES, GILT tWUIDlXO, SfXBK0S(lffPgS ftc Atchison. KiliaM, Nor.

20th, 1.S64 wly, wm, e. Kttwm'av. w. NEWBURY ft ACRES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Iola, Allen loiinty, lkaimas, DKALF.RS Itf LAND WARKANTS and General Land, Pre-Emptlon and Collecting Agents. Taxes paid for Non-Residents.

Particular attention paid to obtaining Pensions, Bounty, Uaok.Pay, and Mifitary Claims. RekrexcsbU'ov. S. J. Crawford, lion.

W. W. It. Lawrence, Topeka; Hon. Jo.

II. Lane, Lawrence HmK A. G. Leavenworth i Hon. Geo.

Craw-. ford, Hon. A. Danford, Fort Scott Judge I. G.

Adams, Atchison: Col. C. 0. Coffin, Supt. Indian Affairs.

1 t. D-. j. W. BOL L1XOEB BBUITIBAITOH cV BOLLINGER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MarystilU, Marshall County, Kansas.

WILL practice in ail the Courts of the Becona Jam-cial district in Kansas, and in the Courts of the Second Judicial district in Nebraska. They will pay fiarticular attention to paying raxes ror non-resiuenw Northern Kansas and Nebraska. Claims collected on reasonable terms and proceeds promptly remitted. May iss, i J. WAYNANT, COUNTY CLERK AND REAL ESTATE IIoltB, JatksoB touty, Kansas.

i Will attend to paying Siamlulng Titles, Ac Deeds and Conveyances made out, and the same ac i i niayaa HILL HATTON, GUXSMITnS, GPSMITnS, Commercial Smith' Harcticnrt 'Store Kiiu. TKKP constantly on hand and furnish to order at the IV anortest notice Guns, Pistols," Lead, Jsp-Repair lug done at sliort not ke. tX i ATCHISON, IiASSAS. TE BMStU UtfiXii Th Dally Pre Press per year The Weekly Free tress pet year $9, on LOCAL MATTERS. The Denver of the 6th saye the hlgu mountain! eight from that city were thickly covered with new enow the morning of the 4th Inst, 1 .1 Gov.

Evans, of Colorado, 1b about to publish a review of the report the Committee on the Conduot of the 'War, on the Sand Creek affair. A London merchant, recently ndveWlsed fur a clerk "who could "bear confinement." lid received an answer from one who had been upwards of seven years In Jail-. News Is dally expected of a battle between Gen. Conner and the Indians, on or near Big Horn river, in the Rocky mountains." The overland telegraph line la now cleared of The coaches on the Overland Stage Line commenced running dally between Denver and Salt Lake last Monday. For several (as they have only been making trips semi-weekly.

1 A Western musical critic says that Mr. G.W. Morgan, the oiignnlst, "can dig, kick, tramp, pull, thump, Jerk and jam more muslo out of the bowels of that lnstru-'iriant than we ever supposed was In It." iv.i St. Joseph Union says; a trip through the county a day or so since we noticed that the fruit crop was vory fine and the yield of grapes and apples largely In excess of past years. The trees are ncavny County agricultural fairs In this State are to be held this fall as follows: Bourbon county, at Fort Scott, October 12th and 18th; Brown coenty, at Iliawatha, fleji-tember 21st and 224; Johnson county, at Gardiner, Beptembcr 26th, 27th and 2Sth Jefferson county, a Oskaloosa, late In October, we believe.

1 Lawrence Journal Bays that on Friday, the 8th, "Mr. George W. Wick witha party of twenty men left this city to make a survey ot the Smoky Hill route foi the Union Pacific Railroad. A party of the sme number has also gone to survey the Solomon Fork. Thev are furnished by government with transportation, arms and equipments." Bntterfteld's Overland Despatch this morning sent out the third coach over the Smokv Hill route.wlthfour passengers, and J.

E. Fernald, as messenger. The next coach will leave on Friday morning. It Is the Intention of the company to run tri-weekly for a few days until everything is In perfect order, when the coaches will be put on daily. The Denver Kews at the Cth says: "Train of Butterfteld's Overland Despatch arrived this morning, loaded with machinery.

It consists of 80 ox wagons. This train started with the pioneer train over the Smoky Hill, but as It was found desirable to travel more expeditiously than with oxen, it was sent around by the 'Arkansas. It has had a long trip." The article called a "water fall," which Mrs. Chllds, In The Independent, says "looks like a cabbage iu a net," but which Is so popular at present with the ladies, Is an ancient institution. Witness Mark Anthony: Wter fall was there, my countrymen." This gives it the date of Julius Caisar, unless Shak-speara was guilty of anachronism.

II. M. Strong, messenger on the Overland Line between this city and Denver, reached hero yesterday noou. Ho came through in five days and three hours. reports the roads in excellent" oouditlon neither saw or heard of any Indians says there is a tremendous emigration across the plains, the greater portion destined for Denver and the mountains, and some few trains for Salt Lake.

Speaking of silver, the Denver Ss'ewsot the ithsays "Another big a fraction over forty was brought down last evening from the mountains. This Is the product of one third of a cord of oro fmm amiiusr ana Maria lodes, smelted by, Mr. Lyon's new process, for Mr. Wright, of New York, who hasbeen for some time visiting our mines, seeking investment for his capital. He has struck it." The Leavenworth Bulletin of the 11th has the following: W.

Howe, of Atchison, who has just returned to that place from Nashville, where he had gone to, attend the previously announced sales of government stock, slates that the sales were postponed; and all the horses and mules directed to be sent to Fort Leavenworth. They are now enroute here, and some have already arrived. There will be about eight thousand mules sent on, and a large number of horses. It is understood that the most of them will be sold at the Fort." 1 The steamer St. Johns came up this morning, six days and a half from St.

Louis, having been detained two days by low water. She met the Montana, Platte Valley, Sam Ciaty and Cora on their way down. She bro't a la I'ge amount of freight for this city, consisting of 750 H'uiis Hour, 100 barrels of apples, a large quantity of peaches, 80 large wagons for But terfleld's eh, and some forty tons assorted merchandise. She 1 id 70 cabin and 2D Jeck passengers. A.

R.Williams Juptnln, and Sam. 8. Entrikln is the Clerk of tlds huat. M. O.

Finney, of this city, is agent for this boat and Informs us that the freight bill alone amounts t.j over $1,800. The Leavenworth Times learns the following concerning the sinking uf the skdjl'r Twilight "She struck a snag or sunken lug at 2 a. m. last Sunday morning, near Camden, and in two hours sunk so that the water was about a foot above the eck. At o'clock she had settled to the upper cabin floor, and It was the general opinion that she would go still deeper.

She appears to be bri.ken in two near the stairs, caused by a portable engine. She was bound for this city and the Fort her cargo consisted principally of corn, lumber and machinery. It Is believed she will be a totul loss. She was a fine boat, and valued at $35,000 was Insured for 480,0011. We believe most of the cargo was insured, also.

1 Glorious! -The last result from Lyon's smelting works. Mr. Johnson called this afternoon with Jim hundred ounces of purs silver, taken by him from four-and one half tonsofore, it being a part of that which remained from the first cliarge smelted, of which mention was made a few days since. Other and grander results have been achieved, but which are not as yet allowed publication. The complete success of this experimental smelting of Colorado ores, some of them most refractory, is now established, and the millenium for which have so eagerly looked has dawned upon our mines.

May triumph attend all the efforts of Lyon Julmaon. So says the Black Hawk Journal of the 6th list. From Thursilay's Daily. We noticed a lot of onions being shipped to Denver by J. Garside i Co.

the other day. Hon. Sidney Clarke delivered a speech at Faola last week on the railroad syskm of Kansas. Josh Billings says: I argy in thla way, If a man la -right he kant be too radikal If he is rong, he kant be too kousarvathT.1' Maj. Oen.

Curtis is President of the eomin'nsion appointed to treat with the Sioun and other hostile tribee on the frontier in theupper Missouri country. Twine, rememher, keeps alwaya on hand a supply of fresh vegetables, fruits, tc. He has now a line lot of applea, which he la sHHng low. Patronise him. If Brieham Voung's 109 wives faror thdr lord with cirtain lectures, what, oh what, must be the nature of '-Youna- Night Thoughts?" ak The Saturday 1'ress.

The Dnittd States District Court, Judge Dclahay presiding, will commence ht neat term at Topeka, on -ifOctolier. Thero will be grand and pjtitjury. The tearenworth Bulletin glrea account of an attempt made by I young married woman in Leaves- worth last week to commit suicide by poisoning. Cause domestic diBcnltie. Wagner has sold the patent loom which eahi-Hfwn mi his store, to a lady at ltoshville.

He has or-j more from the wianuf.ictorer. The loom Kens to picas everybody who has it. North ridiofGemimeioial, let, Third and r.t i ni-: uu-iu: muii, 'T -t Atchison, Kansas, li- 1 lit Iwvhm itJli HAVE ON BAND A. LAKOE and Well selected stock of JfcWtLKY, i vilt cil: to i SPECTACLES, GOLD 'PENS, FINE CUTLER TRINKETS, i nifJSIOAI. INSTRtTMENTS, Guitar ft Violin Strings, Ever brought to Atchison.

Thev hare fully prepared themselrsi to repair on flock, WtttcliM and Jewelrrs I mi: iw In a neat and workmanlike manneri'1 ALL WARRANTED inylte the cltlaens of Atchison and surrounding country to call aud examine our full assortment before looking elsewhere. 1 SXIDER apr22n6m Harness Making! ENLAEGEUEXFOF BUSISESS TTAVINO recently bought out the entire stock' of 11 Mames, addles, o. or w. a. iviavenn, ana nav-lng removed his entire stdck of Goods to the Store formerly occupied uy mm, i nave now wie Largest StceJt of Every Kind of Goods 1 In any line in this 'city.

I have am 'LARGEL IXCREASED ray facili ties for MANUFACTURING SAD DLES, And nm now prepared, to dp work on short notice and in tne Best Style of Wokmanship In Priors, I DEFY COVIPETITION! I am able to do work CHEAPER, and to sell my Goods L0AVER thai) any other establishment est ot the Missouri iuver i "is I have Bought Low, and I will Sell how. Call and exiimine my (ioods and test my Prices. Carriage and fiiiggy. Martingales, i. AVhips, Collars, and Spurs, I manufacture to order and with I keep a Largo Stock of Goods, alwaya on hand.

Remember the place, North Side of commercial between 4th and 5th Streets. Nov.lfW3mw.., JOHN LANDGRAFi', SAl DLERY HARNESS, C. ROHR, HAVINO RBCKKTLY KKbAROKD UTS FACIU-ties for the niauiyactiire of al kind of work in his. line, and having just received the largest' slock of Bridle Qollars, v. 'l- BUGGY HARNESS, WAGON HARNESS, CARRIAGE HARNESS, That has ever been hrounlit to this markit, and is determined to sell at lower rates than any establishment west of the iHiswurl.Ktver, 1 His Large and Extensive stock Mas been bought since the late decline for CASH.

l'ariucrsj I'relgltteris, and the nnlillo fffnerallv are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, u. uuiiit. South side Commercial bet. 4th and Sth, aprl4-ly ATCHISON, PETERS Wholesale Eeiail jf -DEALERS IK 17IMES, LIQUOiiS, To bacco, Cigars Pipes Wooden and Willow Ware, Commercial-at. aacl4th.

Dietbaeh'i old i In the IT. S. Land Office TOPEKA, KANSAS lITKhuv and sell Real Estate id transact All bitsl- VY ness In relation to titles to lands in all parta ol Kansas. We have unusual facilities for tracing original title. Any business cannotce1 to will refieivi prompt attention.

maju niE! LTSfEl LTMEt LIM THE undersigned hereby notifies the pablle hat he keeps constantly en hand at his Lime Kiln's, at Geary city, a superior article of LIMKi Ills, arrangements are complete for supplying an oxmanas at an limes, and at the lowest possible rate. He solicits the pat-ronageoftbepublic. R. A. SMITH." tt i U.0 in tne u.

S. umce Selected Assortment of OILS, 1 DIE-STUFFS, METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE I 182 Cluk and 131 Dearborn CHIOAOO, (368 Broadway, 89 North Fourth Bt LoniiKo. 121 rifth Street, 250,000 PIANOS, SEWING Helodeone, Photograph AJbtmn, (k. Seta of 3sm lrjr, Lockete, Diamond BIDIM, Siamed BhgraTingB, Silver TeMote, I Silver OnpB, Ac, ke. WORTH OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS! All to bo sold for $1 each, without regard to valut.

Nop to be paid for until you know what you are to receive. SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH! 10 Superior Grand Piano Fortes. 1800 to $1200 100 Splendid I Octave Pianos 400 160 Melodeons, the beat made 100 175 flret clasa Sewing Machines 50 200 Silver lea Sets 60 250 Ladies' and Uents' Gold 50 800 S00 160 160 160 TO 70 100 250 Ladies' Gold Watches 36 500 Gents' fine Silver 85 200 Diamond Binge 50 2.000 Gold Vest and Neck 16 6,000 Ladies' Belt Bnckles, new pattern! 10 8,000 Gold Oval Band Bracelets 4 8 7,000 Solitaire and Gold Brooches 4 10 7,600 Coral, Opal, and emerald Bar Drops 4 8 4,000 California Diamond Breast 2 50 10 8,000 Gold Fob and Test Watch 2 60 8 4,000 Fob and Vest Ribbon 8 ,10 6,000 Sets of Solitaire Sleeve 8 8 8,000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, 4 10,000 Miniature Locket 50 8 10,000 Stone Set, and Signet 2 60 19 10.000 California Diamond Eings 2 lo 0,000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry, Cameo, Pearl, 4 18 10,000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension Hold- ersand Pencils 4 10 6,000 Gold Pens and Gold Pencils 6 10 6,000 Silver Goblets and Drinking 6 60 8,000 Silver CaBtors 60 2,000 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets 20 60 8,000 Photograph Albums 6 61 8,000 Large Photographs in Oval Frames 6 '-IS 2,000 Large Family Bibles 5 28 BOMB OF THE NAMES OF FORTUNATE PTJR-CHASERS WITHIN THE LAST FEW DAYS L. C. Whltford, Lombard Block, Chicago, got a magnificent Grand Piano 11,009 B.

D. Carr, No. 160 W. Monroe Chi- cago, got a Fine 7-octave Rosewood Piano 609 Chan. McFarland, boot and shoe manufactnr- er, 180 Lake Snperb 1R0 Dr.

Shaw, No. 155 Clark street, a Piano 615- Geo. W. Clark street, a Melodeon, 166, Mrs. Ackerly, No.

135 N. Wells street, a Grover HoIf H.i.jnir Mnnliinn T.3 Henry Jewott, Joliet, a Watch worth 125 I. L. Williams, 78 W. Lake St, Silver Tea Sot, 76 This list of names could be extended to thousands.

PLAN Of 8ALE. Cards naming each article and its value are placed in senlod envelopes, and well the card describing some article, (worth -at least one dollar at retail,) and also a rare collection of popular Bongs and valuable receipts, worth many dollars, will be sold at any of the Company's depot or agencies, or sent by mail to any address, without regard to choice, on receipt of 26 cents. The purchaser may see what article his ticket calls for, nnd its value, which may ba' from one to one thousand dollars, and can then pay ono dollar and take the article, or not, at his option. No blanks, every purchaser gets value. Price of Envelopes Cents each i Clnb of J.rive sent to ono address lor Forties ordering by mail may depend on having prompt returns, ana tm anicw aravin win oe tmme-.

dately sent to any address from Chicagoby return mail or express. Every article guar an teed to give perfect satisfaction or the money wiU be refunded, AGENTS WANTED. Solid stamp for circulars. A dn.es all letters to CM. DUNN CO, Gkiai Qui Sali CHICAGO, ILLS.

3 DEPOTS; Nos. 182 Clark 133 Dearborn Sto, H. wdin ijflarriecl Ladies PROF. VON VERAE'S DIAMOND DROPS! nev- fail- inar FKE.N tor which they are 'WAHBANTBDN In every iuatanoe. They are cordially reoommended to all Ladies who, from sickness orN other oanses, are unable to undergo the perils of aooouchmeni.

This remedy ia DROFSI Not an Abortivet. but imply iPREVENTIVE.1 yand is not in. the leaat tnju-y vrioua to the most delloatay ydonstitutions. Sverjy Bottle EVEHT. LADY TBT C7 Snd Sod Stamp for Circular, ox IUa6 for thai Bemedr, too.

a. MONROE ft CO, Qeneral Aiente. P. O. Drawer 8661, Ohimgo, Illinois i Oflloe 1S6 Boutai Oark Street.

For sale at Wholesale In Chisago, by BUKNHAM8 VAN 8CHAACK. FULLER. ITNCra ts TULUR, LOHD SMITH. CEA8. Q.

SUITS. SMITH ft DWyiB, and H. BCOVILL. mayfiwly DOCTOR BZGELOW, 1 0Glc 1Y9 South Clark Street. -Corner of Monroe, cxJCrl XJUX.

Poet Office Box, 151. AUChrooic ami Sexual Disenscs of a Private and Delimra Nature, treated with unparalleled sneers. Dr. Bigo-low's Guide to Health, fur ladies and gentle men, is published monthly. Send for it if yon think tlte writing of a physician whose reputation extend throughout the entire TVet should be worth rending.

It is sent In plain sealed euTelopen, fi eo of charge. Almost every coso can be treated by mall. Medicines sent to any address. Ladles, send for deecrip-tiveCircitlarof icrt Remede, the latent and best preventative of couccptiua Rooms Separate for Larfloc and Gentlemen, CONSULTATION AT OFFICB. SSB.

Ofcb Hours From 9 a. a. to 8 p. M. SpcrmatortJicei or Nerrmis Delility, a en re warranUtJ.

J- mayGwly Hides, Furs and Wool.5 ItTlI.t ALWAYS pay the liifrhe price, in CiK for Hideft, Far frtd Wool, -at my Store on the comer of Commerrijtl and Fifth stretts, Atclitnin, Kansas ug.ai, LEWIS KIPSR. ..,1 vr niN BOWEN BROTHERS, IMPOBTBBS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND LEADING JOBBERS IN STAPLE MCT GOODS, ,1 Notions, WORSTED GOODS. ETC. Announce Increased Facilities and arrangements by which their stock will continue more inviting and extensive than any other, out of New York, in the country. They now Include a full line of Leading Domestics by the package, at manufacturers' Prices, and invite the trade of the Northwest to save Freight and Time by purchases in Chicago, We have the Exclusive Sale of many brands of goods, are Agents for Pittsburgh EAGLE COTTON YARN, at Factory Prices.

Our Immense Business is a guarantee of our ability to meet the demands of the trade at all times. Goods sent upon orders, can be returned at our expense if not satisfactory. BOWEN BROTHERS, 19 21 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois. SAUNDERS HOUSE, Corner ol' Third and Faraon Streets, St. Joseph, Mo.

J. SAUNDERS, Sr. Proprietor, 1 PIONEER oo St e. Commercial bot-Fourth i JOHN EKMGR HAS 'Uie beut stock -of mateHals, t'TnpIoj-s''t bet aijil (loos the Uctit in liiu -Unt; in Ktinsas. (JtiMolh Jtlado "ork.iiiti'UiU',(l lo with prompt'ifi-is, nnrl liirge 'assortment nf hii-n'm is Uept constantly on hand, rnude up in tha latest ntyle anU pf tho very let mjitiial.

1 Cull on and he will give you autiafactioni: either iii fit, priceaj Oi excellence of U.ICDX& LL STITCH. H8H. FEU. TUCK. C0B0, BIND BRAID.

QUILT AND EMBROIDER BEAUTIFULLY It wllL with thi nNKwnMdlt and thread, mo from nerfsct work (ht fioeat NRtniook, over tb baAvIeit beaver cloth nnd cowhide, wltb ho chang of needle, thread or tenalon. It will nw coant OTltOBf llatD, allk and twin. Itrnaieuier, hrter and atlller tha My other macblnt. It forma a flat, even and elattic aeam, ditfer-tof from every other ailteh, each loop being twiitid by meaua of THS 'ROTATING HOOK, drawtnf tha twiet lato tha froodi, Urna aaearely fattening every h. wo that the aeam wilt bear to be cut at fraueat intervale, ana that eaae even, the aeam ta warranted NOT TO RIP In wear, awd andar all ctrcumttaaeea to "eurvtve the waahtub." Old, worn at family garment, boaoma, mnta, dreaaaa, have been aub Bitted to Commltteea at FAIRS where wae the obiitkit com-tnrnoif, and to THIS STITCH pramluma have been awarded for tkl SUPERIORITY, DURABILITY.

ELASTICITY and BtiAUTY. A Patented Device praventa the peielbllUy the machine bttlng ItBh tha wrong direction, or tha balaact wheal over wearing or touching the drew. tat NEEDLE CANNOT BE BET WBONO, Thua avoiding the great trouble of other machine. WO BREAKING OF NEEDLES. Tin blade of tha noodla ta Ion tbtt tbraa firartha of an loch long, Mb atratght, TBI HEUMER AND RLLIR CAN NBVXR BE BET WRONO.

ay om may adjaat thorn iv thi dabk. Too hem may be ot any frtdth. No other henuner or feller la like thla. It tarne tha ham oo ftho right or onder aide yen want it. IT WILL NOT DROP Aa the needle ia atwaya right, tho blade abort tad atralght, dote aot vibrate, Ilk losgor gajas Il It fna by ttttm al Sv0 eiHohH pat antallttbat aaWblMt Thay art UtinflKt-rM with Mthcmtici Precision, Bomea amok pan la iBterthanreable and can be readily replaced id 0M Of aceideaC machine eannot bo adjnaled, hence will not Btoot of order.

will Jt a feneration, if propwljr cared At lew who have aed It can be ponnadeo to any other, ffct roondnaee, oveineee, darabilUy and beauty of Ua etMek VEKB JTBVKR SVAXED. Ha BAPIDITY, ABSOLUTE STILLNESS, EASE OV MOTION, arrowaeaa and neatneaa of Ita Hmv and Fau. were NEVER APPROACHED by any other maahine. Wt eaa call in any boy or girl ftaao Mo atroet, and with throe minntea InatroctlOB they will eat tho BMdK attach tDeHanuaar.orreUar.aoddo tha work with aotirt "tVnuaai ialrwtoily prooamoto thla tho Rao ram ftewtaf hebiM in tho world. Whatever tk morite of tha other machine.

IBM dlaparageraint to any tho WUleox A Orbea worth, for ghaeily oaa, dooblo that of any other aver offered to tha public reatved tho oU Modal of tho AaMrtcaa iMtttato-tha trot MnotaB lf 'THB BIST 8CWINO MACHINE." al the groat Now England Pair tho Vermont Stat Fair tha tNanaylvaaia State Fair tho Indiana State Fair and 81 ar VI rat Pram lama at tho meeting of Mechanical and Scientific SocktlaB 0)1 over tho world, arc among Ita trophiee in 1864, VkaoawfiNMiMiBgrmiirBewiBfMMaiM ALL OVER THE WORLD. Mm1iIm wltk ttnair, Mtor, Ml aa, ftl tin, fill Imuf Self eever, fcr all 8ewli MMMac DWcoo.l Aa. tut i.lh.f mmrh Ibm Iv axchma. W.mII On, 9wmt ud llOMJi for kind mrln. nlMhlni.

Ik G0SSELL ft Genl Ag'ts, lake aawi, chicaoo, iu Mrs. U'. it. rllELrS, agent, AtcUaop, Kansas. -AGENTS WANTED Gr eat" a i on a 1 Wo Tho Life, Times and Public Services of Abraham 'Lincoln, i rBT riIC( -1 Thi work 1 entirely new anil.orlglnal, and contain moreof Ii'u early History, fMHical career, Speecluis, Meswatfefl, Proclamations.

Ac. tontfthi-i' irllh the Welle. ami Incidents connected with hi tragic end, than any otlier work pillHiphefl. ii Iniliea. eneryellc yonnr wen, and especially relume ami dlMliled ofHcereUnd w.Mier ii want of pri fitable will And it pecnliarLy adapted to their condition.

We have apente clearing 1 1N1 per nionlh, which wc will prove to any d'nibting applicant. Send fur Address i. JUNK CC. ept.ldtwlm.J 11S West 4th street, CiiKlnauU. UliWk i nnn 111 ff whhumi UW SEWII6 South Eaut Corner Main nnd SeeM KAKSASj'r liberal nil -nnOVVtJ friillS House centrally located, ianeav tne steantteabp landing and convenient to all parts of the city.

ao pair? spared to render guests comfortable. Owdbuss- es run to ana iron, me n. n. uep via nennunu miming. The Overland and other coache stop at this house.

The table always softies! wltb tne beat the market at- loroa. I.