The Council Grove Democrat from Council Grove, Kansas • 2

i) Bowles, Milligan, and Horsey, the Indiana TOPEKA DEALERS. TOPEKA DEALERS. COUNCIL GROVE DEMOCRAT. Jim Lane. Tfr 1 Senator Lane has done a good deed, and as conspirators, sentenced to imprisonment in the Ohio penitentiary for life, were released on the 10th by order of the President.

-These men had been arrested in Jndiana charged 1 1 H. H. WILCOX. T. ANDfcKIOir.

T. B. WILCOX. a result he is at once kicked' overboard by his old-time admirers. Lane, it is said, murdered a man during the Kansas war? The Repub COUNCIL aSOTE.

KAXSAS I FRIDAY MOiyWta; A a i SMITH, FARNHAM, wnOLESALK AftA BETAli witn ft treasonable conspiracy, held by toe military, tried by military commifslon, and having been convicted were sontenced to WILCOX, ANDERSON 4c Storage, ForwarcUns AND GROG It COMMISSION death by their self constituted military Judges. The President interfered and their punishment was commuted to imprisonment for life. The United States Supreme Court has decided that they are entitled to a habeas corpus, that they ought to be discharged, and DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CHICAGO, MICHIGAN CITY r- AND KTUDtBXlKn A GENTS FOR COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SEALERS IV Choke Brands of Family Fbur TOPEKA, KANSAS, JJAVB in atore, and are constantly receiving Staple and Fancy Groceries The Veto. Tha New York Newt very truly snjs: "The President has strengthened his position immeasurably by bin veto of the odious and unconstitutional Civil Rights Bill. Of course it will intensify the Fanatical hostility toward hfmj but that may be considered as a point There was no possibility of any compro'mtse between the Executive and the revolutionists In Congress compatible with his'digbity and the Interests of the country niore open and decided the antago that the military commission bad no jurisdiction to try them.

Blood Will Tell. This is so thb world over in man, in the brute, and even in the sap of vegetables. I Blood will tell. It makes not only the breed, but the animal. It is therefore in the hands of the farmer to direct his stock of kinds.

He maj grow thin necks, and thick fleeces --good layers, and easy-fattening porkers; his horses may have mettle or otherwise, He may direct the current towaf ds a good dairy, good mutton, or fine wool. He has everything in his hands to a greater or less degree. If not, he is not fit to be a farmer. He must have some advatages of this kind to begin with. Carelessness is inexcusable; it is greatly injurious.

The earth will not be hurt, and not resent it. So with stock. Bad blood will recoil on the own Jk Ths Lauy's Friend. Among the embell lican party hugged him the closor to the party bomsom. He was often openly accused of being a horse thief, and a proficient in every department of ecbundrelism.

We doubt if he was ever charged with more than he was guilty of. Republicans seemed to love him with an ardor proportionate to the number and extent of his villainies. He boasted that he had been rocked in a cradle with a nigger baby, This proved his right to leadership In the party while living and canonization when dead. But, as we Jim Lane has varied his life by doing one good act. On the Civil Rights bill he voted to sustain the President The Radicals at once forgot his distinguished services in the party in murdering men, robbing and plundering the State, tbey forgot the cradle with the two bnbies, white and black, and Jim Lane is incontinently kicked out of the party.

His life has been so bad heretofore that Democrats will not take him BUCKEYE EAGLE MOWERS, ishments for May are the fine suggestive picture, The Return of the Swallows a showy, Of every variety, which they offor at the eloBOst AT THE RAILROAD' DEPOT, picturesque and tasteful Fashion Plate, comprising costumes for riding and other lively, margins ior canu. Topeka, Kansas TAS, SUGARS, CORD AOS, COFFEES, out door amusements the Wood-cut illustrating the Btory ''How Dr. Roun Our Houso is on tho Railroad Track, and no' SPICES, die. Wooden and tfillow Ware; exponas for drayage. Liberal advaiioea made'o nisms between two such-powers, the sooner will the isuo be determined.

The masses will hail, with delight the evidence of their Chief Magistrate's firmness in combatting the all consignments for the bast. Uff liefer to State Officers and business man throughout the State. nia ly der beat hiR Boys and "The Bird-Lover," accompanied by a pleasing sketch. The patterns for dress are unusually captivating. An Evening Bodice, a Promenade Jacket with Everything la their lino of buslaosa may be round at tins First-Class Establishment.

schemes of any incendiary faction. It in only Hood, a Morning Dress, an Evening Tolette, DRUGS AND by a resolute exercise of the Executive au an Embroidered Apron, Hats, Caps and Head in, and one good deed bas deprived him of All kinds of Country Produce purchased at the C. C- KELI.AM dc dresses, patterns for Knitting, Crochet, Sec. are thority, tat this contest between the two most potent influences in the politi among them. Toe stories are as usual varied Republican shelter.

Republican Victor. The Council Grove nignest maracc raws. GARDEN GRASS SEEDS, and excellent. Una Locke contributes "Brave Have on hand a new and splendid assortment of Drugs and er and in this race of successful Democrat, the only out and out Democratic Heart of a Woman Emilie Lester Leigh "Life's Saddest Loss Tracy Towne the live cal 'sphere can bo brought to an end. But, nifterallj'it i not, properly, a conflict between the Executive and Congress, for there is, Osage Seed for Hedging, Plows, Shovel, Horse high breeding of will PAINTS; OILS, DTE STAFFS, stand no chance; ly sketch "No Pains, No Gains August Boll the quaint and charming story "Behind a Bakes, Cultivators, and all classes of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

BOLE AOENT8 FOR Faney Article, Stationery asd Perfumery, fwcuy uuugress uow If butter and milk are desired, Sofa Mrs. M. F. Ames Why ho" Became in session. The men who assemble in the copperhead paper in the State, claims the election of Tom' Carney, as Mayor of Leavenworth, as a trinmph." The Copper-beads always know their friends.

Caruey was never claimed as a Republican. At the last election nearly tire entire Republican vote went against Carney. All the Copperheads voted for him. Bulletin. Governor and Emma B.

Ripley the con Of the most elegant varieties. All kinds of patent Medicines. secure the Ayrshire, which, was fjapitol at Washington, although individually EXCELSIOR REAPERS MOWERS, clusion of the Interesting story ot invested' vith tie attributes of. legislators, do bred (m tor this pur Then toere are poems by Florence Percy, A- "'j Botf as'' body, constitute a National Legis Phila H. Case, Mrs Annie Bache, Mrs.

Anne AND Brown's Corn Planters. nlJ-ly SMITH FARNHAM PUBE WIKES AND4 llQIJORS pose, and for a long time, till the Sears Fiske, and others and in conclusion, lature. By their own action, in withholding FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. obiect of a good dairy cow was se It was not the election of Carney that wo claimed as a solid trinmph," but the rebuke Brushes of all kinds, Trasses, Ahdotninat Sup eleven States and several millions of Ameri can citizens from the Congressional repesen CIIAIGUE MOON, editorials, hook notices receipts and fashions, Price $2 50 a year; 2 copies $4 00; 8 copeis (and one gratis) $16. Wheeler f- Wilson's (tlebrated Sewing Machines are furmisheii as cured.

We have it now ready to hand to get; not always so ready porters, ana onouiaer Tobacco and Cigars. Fancy and $hpte Groceries, tation to which they are entitled, tbey have of Anthony. An Extraordinary Paper The April number of the American Agriculturist con of access-4mt it may bo obtained; Premiums. Single numbers for sale by the East Side Kansas Avenue, TOPEKA, KANSAS, tendered, their official essence, as a whole, incomplete and lacking in certain essentials re news dealers and when once obtained, no more is of PKIME QUALITY, and will ba told at a reasonable prioo. Address Deacon Peterson, 319 Walnut trouble after that, as the machin HAVE recently enlarged thoir establishment, and havo now in Btore a very large and com quired by the Constitution.

The simple fact tains 44 piges (13 10 inches) instead of the standard 32, and each of the previous three numbers of this, the quarter century volume, Street Philadelphia. West Side Kansas Avenue, the representatives of a faction, by plete stocK or an cs as 3C jb ai TOPEKA, ery will work so much the better when stimulated by the good qual usurpation of powers that are not constitu Physicians Prescriptions carefallv has contained at least 40 pages, with a prospect of continuing at this size. Over 19 engravings have already appeared in "the first TOPEKA BUSINESS. pounded. nlJ-Jy Procured from the Eastern Markets, which they offor at low rntos, both Wholesale and Retail.

ities which develop themselves Their stook consists, in part, of every variety of one-third of the volume. The present (April) number opens with a splendid head engraving MARCUS under the eye of the owner. No trouble, no labor, where there is JOHNSON, MERRIAM CLAPP, Kanbas Avenue, of Baron of Oxford," one of the most valu able animals of the cattle kind in this cnun inclination encouragement Itl- TOPEKA, KANSAS 4 BOOK BINDER, try, or in the world. Next are 4 pages of sugar, fin, lobacco, uoneo. pyrnps, aioj asses Soap, Candles, Teas, Dried Fruit, Canned Fruit, Provisions, ic, CONSTANTLY OX HAND.

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN LIQUORS, At W'bolesalo Only. COUNTRY PRODUCE Taken in exchange for goods at tuo highest Market is on this principle that our 'great stock breeders hare become what -AND Hints about work to be done during the month, in. the field, orchard, garden, apiary, Blank Book Manufacturer, giving some hundreds of practical sug tionally theirsi are making laws for the whole agravate the wrong, that faction is the most fanatical, unjust and reckless that was every known in the political history of our country Their dictatorship, it cinhot be called legislation, is partial, Evolutionary arid devoted to the advancement of partisan Such a condition of -affairs cannot, bo permitted to last. The Republic never experience relief from political confusion and industrial stagnation while faction holds a monopoly of central demagogues in Congress must be made to yield to the dictates of pop-ujar sentiment, and tho Executive authority they areintending(most of them) gestions, especially valuable for the opeing of in the start, only improvement. Spring Work.

are 5 pages of liasket They Intend that their assortment shall bo The age, the loner effort of kept complete, and their prices as low as tho time DEALERS is Staple and Fancy DKY GOODS, Millinery Goods, Clotting, nATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND OWH Stock of Spring Goods is now eomplete: being entirely new, and oomprising .4 full line of overy variety, suitd to the trade, and to, which we call the attention of all 1 CLOSE CASH BUYEES visiting this city. nil Counties Famished With Books and Paper. Msrsio and Magazines bound in any style desired. matter," or some 90 or more shorter items on various topics of general interest, answers to Queries. Useful hints from correspondents, win warrant.

niz-iy man, has prepared just what we want not only improvement, but almost perfection. We have but including an onslaught upon Next ILLINOIS STOVE STORE. are, 12 pages of topics pertaining to general fiell and farm work, animals, buildings, etc, with several engravings, including a full Dase'one of a Barn on Fire, and hints as to to select. And though difficult in some cases, still the thing can be F. W.

GILES BANKERS AND BROKERS, Topeka, Kansas. Bolf sight Exchange on all parts of the United State. Canuuiis, (hid Europe, td9 Interest allowed on time deposits. KANSAS. TOPEKAy what -to, be done; this is the obtained, and will be by the en ig the medium through which that sentiment can be most directly imparted to the spirit of the national- i T5ut the President has a formidable opposi "TEEPS constantly on hand a good assortment It is these that have SIY3ITH COLE, TOPEKA, KANSAS.

Dealers in all kinds of the improved breeds, or are in HARDWARE, the way of getting them. Where HARDWARE, there is a will there is a way, We have mentioned the Ayr- ttott lo Contend withi The Fanatics will use their" Congressional majorities -without any soYuples'or consoienoe to accomplish" their purpose, and their purpose is no less than to secure, an absolute control of, the machinery of. government. They, propose to remodel the political system of the llepullio so that it Wilt bo in perfect accord with the suprema- AGRICULTURAL TOOLS, Also, a largo assortment of tho host COOK STOVES, shi far the dairv. For richness L.

Steinbehoeb, Simon Steinberg, St. Louis, Mo, Lnwrenco, Kan. Lko. Steinberg, Topeka, Kan. STEINBERG? Wholesale and Eotail Doalers in DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Eats, Caps, Gents' Tarnishing Goods, YANKEE NOTIONS, 164 Kansas Avenue, TOPEKA, KANSAS, Opposite Kellam's Drug Store.

ill 2 ly of milk, tJ.ud good quality of butter (Coal or Wood) Manufactured. Ve are tho sole (flavor ana nothing is agouts for the celebrated Stewart Stovo. Wholcsalo and Retail Dealers in. and Manu cy'tif their partisan doctrines: The Executive I fucturcrs of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron-ware nib 'power embarrasses them; and they will 13?" Call at the sign of the Illinois Stove Store. nl2-ly 8EARIE BUO.

equal to the uittle Alderney. The value of a dairy is always enhanced where the blood of the breed is perceptible, and it exists in many localities of the country among the native stock, giving the not hesitate to use all means, lawful or un-lawful, to 'surmount: that' difficulty. We Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Doors, WAGON AND BUGGY WOOD-WORK, Agricultural Implements, -is Ahb, Manufacturers and Dealers in Stoves, Ti'ii, Copper SHEET IRON-WAEE. -Agents for Vaodiver's Wisconsin Cum Plantar. Cumberland Champion Reaper and Mower, and tho celebrated Mageo Coooking Stove.1 A.

POLLE CARRIAGE A WAGON Kansas, Manufacture from ihe best Eabtem Material, Wagon's, Carriages, Striker Cffltivaton; Repairing and Blacksmithing of all kinds dona to order. nll-ly 4 I wonder that the' people can contemplate, a. A. BLISS. l.

A. BLISS LEE, 'J I it -2 Have just opened a now store fore tho salo of PROVISIONS thi i measures adopted to render the veto pre roga'tive, 'and 'impotent." It is I On Sixth Street, near Kansas Avenun, strange '-that, enlightened 'freemen, having so, KANSAS, i Horticultural, or fruit, flower, and garden deT finely illustrated. The Household Department comes next, an illustrated description of the Pork or Trichina, and an important article on Plated Ware," showing the. deception tion practiced. The Youths' Department is certa'hly admirable for tha folks, arid includes ft very fine engraving of" The Youna Runaway," About Shot.

Making also a capital puzzle picture of An Enemy in the Camp," and other and instructive items. The whole number is supplied for 15 cents, and the volume for the year at $1.50, or four copies for $5, which will hardly pay for the printing paper iised, and the press work." Every family will find it advantageous to take the Agriculturist. The April number is alone worth the whole year's suh-scription price, while the previous three numbers are Scnrcely less' valuable, and the fntnre eight' months' promise to be efiven'more valuable. Send the subscription to the Publishers, Orajtge Judd 41 Parke Row, New York City, and get the', whole volume. A belter investment of the money can not well be Editing Paper.

An exchange truthfully says Editing a paper is avery plensant business. If it contains too much political matter, people won't have it. If the type is too large, it does not contain enough reading matter. If the type is small, people won't read it. If we publish telegraph repot ts, people say they are lies.

If we omit tberarthey say we have no enterprise, or suppress them for political effect. If we have, a few jokes, people say we are a rat-tlehead. ifwe omit tbetn, they say we are fossil. If we publish original matter, they damn ns for not giving selections like this. If we publish selections men say we.

are lazy for not writing more. and giving them what they have not read in some other paper. II we give a man a complimentary notice, then we are -censured being partial. If we do not, all handssay we are greedy hog. If we insert an article that pleases the lidies, men become jealous.

If we dni not cater to their GEO. OWILMARTH, BOOK SELLER STATIONER, Post Office Building TOPJEKA, KANSAS. TJEALEB noous, LETTER PA ENVELOPES, Inb: SHEET MUSIC, MPSIC JIOOKS, Prliool nd Offiaa KtationOTy. HTiUl fttlSor and Window Shades, a Rcneral stm-k of usually found in first-elan Book and Stationary House. Orders solicited, and attended to witn care and promptness.

nl2-ly. Where they wiH have on hand Choice Family Groceries, At tho Lowest Cash Prices. We have also the BEST COALi OIL Constantly on harid. Onr Stock is woll selected much at slake, will submit to snch a conspiracy to eject Conservative members from Qongress can be8een at tjjejjintention is rto oust, from the. national councils a sufficient number of the supporters of the Executive policy to make sure of a two thirds Tanat'esl votea'nd thus cancel the iftftue 6f the President's veto.

The proceeding of Senator Stockton exhibit and purchaser will fmi it to their adrantage to give us a snare oi iiieir patronage. Cash Prices Pirid for Produce. nlMy BLISS LEE. McX-ElN DEALERS IS this shameless intrigue in all its features of saving eminence to that breed. An infusion of this blood (the Alderney) is perhaps preferable to the Ayrshire though we have seen noted results of the Jatter.

Where the richness of the Alderney can be joined to the abundance of the Ayrshire, the success is often complete. We know of such instances." Such a cow would be best of all as a single cow, where both richness and abundance of milk are required. Where cows are kept in a miscellaneous way--some for milk, others for beef, the American Shorthorn takes the precedence. It affords- all extensively, especially beef, and of a good quality. "Among sheep there is a wide field of choice.

The Long-wools are desired generally by those GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE GLASSWARE, J. F. OSENBURC, SADDLE HARNESS MANUFACTURER, At the old Saddle and Harness stand, has on hands, all kinds of Saddles, Bridles. Harness. Whips- Collars.

Martingales, in fact all. kinds of goods umally kept in a first-class shop. Having experienced workmen and buying his stock low for cash, he can sell at (rreator bargains than any othershnp Westof theMissouriliiyer. 15?" Repairing dono to order, nil ly TOPEKA. KAKSAS.

Wall Paper, Window Shades, Table Cntlcry WOOD EN-WARE, bare faced inj ustice. Do lh people real i the danger of these fanatical usurpations Dd'lhey understand 'that if a faction, having af majority in can drive their opponents from their seats in the Capitol, and place their own adherents there, that then the will '6f faction has absolute Sway in framing laws for the Republic 1 There is, then, no bridle upon their ambition, no check to their A COFFEE, TEA, SUCAU, CLUED UUT Dried Fruit. Fish. Flour. Raisins.

Tohacco. ic. CffltfiGiS kU fELECRAfHC fXSTITUrk ADVANTAGES here offered for proenring thorough Business Education, are nnsurpassd. For information, address either The highest price paid for all kinds of Farm Produce. T' Onr Stock is in the South Room Ritchie Black, nl2-ly TOPEKA, KANSAS.

partisan aspirations. They shut the doors of HOLM AN NICHOLS, EEALEE8 IK STAPLE AND FANCY 'o. Clothin, Cents' Furnishing Goods, the Capitol in the faces of the representatives of the South, and vote the representatives of who want mutton- and the carcass affords the most abundant OUTFITTING 1 if i i O. BOWMAN, MERCHANT A I 0 AND DIALED III CLOTHS, TESTINGS, TRIIMI5 CS, ClOTMNG, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, And Gents' Furnishing Goods, Next door South of Kellam's Drag Store, West Side Kan. At.

TOPEKA, KANSAS Ai uuaniv atoue is sousm ior latiies1 dress roods. wishes, the' paper is not 'fit to have in 'the house. If we attend church, they say it is only for effect. If don't, they denounce us as deceitful and desperately wicked. If we remain in the office and attend to business, folks say we are too proud to minfle with our fellows.

If we go out, they say we never attend to business. If the mail does not deliver our papers promptly, they say we do not publish "on the If it they are quality Of muttOn the South- Carpeting; Oil.OtaO, Soots, SKoa, Actions, dc. Sixth One Door East of Smith Farnham's, nl3-ly TOPEKA. KANSAS, afraid w6 are getting ahead of the If we do not pay all bills promptly, folks say we ate not Jo be trusted. If we do pay promptly, they say stole the money.

ED. LEVY, Wholcssle and Betiil Dealer in CIGARS AND TOBACCOS! Post Office Building, TOPEKA, 'KAKSdS BOYD'S PIONEER SHOP Cor. Fifth and Jackson Streets, TOPEKA, -i i' 'KANSAS. ilx. Botd, the old reliable workman, and Pioneer Black-Smith, of Topeka.

it prepared to czs cute any and all kinds of woik in uU line, with promptn t3 A.l work warranted. A special despatch to the Boston Daily Advertiser, from' prepara Da constantly on hand a good assortment of B. U. MAK TIN, Topeka. 1 -m BRYANT, St.

Joseph, Mo April 6, FRED; ORTMAn, No. 167,. Kansas TOPEKA, i DEALS ia Watches, Clocks, Jowelry of all da-, scriptiona, and of superior quality, choice pocket knives, silver and pbtfd tibl-wre, tJ Bepairing of all kinds, promptly and skillfully, done. II especially invite attention to tha asd elegant assortment just opened at his establish ment. "B8-ly- 1 1 I.VAIBKHX JOILXSTON Wholesale and Retail Dealen fit Pine Xiiimber Xatti DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS 1 Will sell at Lawrence prices! All order hj piU promptly attended to.

Terms cash. I3T Lnmber Tard. Korth.edjoinins; Keliodirt Church, on Qaincy Street, TOPEKA, SLASSA5. Topeka, March 1, 1868. JOHN RYAN, BEER nlA.Xit7 itXlU Arenae, r', TOPEKA, KANSAS.

CAPITAL HOUSED 1 ISCtI rrepricter, r' Siitk Avee, OPirA, ASS AS gupee Uet this Ilooac, dally, for all f' th6tte. -lX i tions are taakfrg Vb bold the regular term of the United States Circuit'Courtin Riehmond, next month, and that the trial of Davis, Conservatism in the North out of their legiti-iSatr placet, secure ihe power to defy Executive" veto, and thenbold high carnival of fanaticism and revolution in Senate and House. Is this to be. operated Let us see what-action will be taken on the veto of the CiviMligbts Bin." Let dssee' if the Conser-Tfttlve Voice of New "Jersey Is to be" aileuced in the Senate 'for the' If so, it will time for some popular rdemostrstion that will impress the fanatics 'with a sense of the necessity of handonTDg'heir revolutionary Well, we see what the action las been on thevetaofLihe CiiiJJlights Bill, and with What 'effect Why, the Northern diannion-hUare more determined tbap ever, tt subvert the Constitution, and overthrow our Uoverpmenf, and rear In its stead a fanatical djnsstyj) 4.fter four years of lard fighting to maintain the tfnion of these States, ejidj ppirtcantJo vert rn en these avowed traitors boldly assert that the Union shall not be and- the 'Constitution must be tlrogatedY" And because the President stands out agairtf these encroachments of Constitutional. Liberty, be 4s assailed and enounted as a usurper, by these wicked, craven, and unprincipled- Keturns from Connecticut show a dsmo-cratic gain -nf eisht and twenty memberstf fte Hotfsd.

NoV much coojola-4iqn in that for the oest lobacco Chewing, Fine Cat, and Flog Tobaccos, SMOKING TOBACCO, and Cigar of tha very best brands. Imported and Domestic. C'igarottoa. Pipoa. IlolJfrs, and everything usually found in firet-claas Tobaeoo Store.

nlS-ly for high treason may be expected within two mdnthai downs are preeminently tne sneep and they 'have' a fair carcass: and a "good For wool, however, the Merinos carry the palm. Then there are crosses the a strain of the Leicester with the Down the a cross' of Cotswold, with the Leicester. These last have taken high premiums in Europe. swine, there is much inquiry for the Chester "White pigs- very fine' and valuable, as are also the Suffolk and the Essex; The latter is probably; at the head of the swine race, in the various qualities that recommend themselves in the fine distribution of lean and fat, and in the easy-fattening' principled-two jof the main points. Secure the blood (of all kinds, of in the "start and thus get benefit at', once TT.

Judge Test, of the Tippectnoe circuit court of Indiana, "bar decided that the uegroes are J. M. M.NEELY, Wholesale Retail Dealers in all Kindt of NATIVE PINE LUMBER, LITE, SniSELES, BOORS, BJSfl 4 BLISDS, Kansas Avenue, Opposite tha Tost Office, nM-ly TOPEKA, KASSAS. citizens, and that the 13th article of the con-stitotion of that state is void. Several Vessels recenfly fitted out and in tended for service on the' fishing grounds, have been ordered to the St.

Croix rier, to keep sn upon the Fenians, and, if occa ion requires, prevent them from breaking the Topeka Drug Store. STRING II AM, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in MEDICINES, Oils, Class, Wises, tiqncrs, ROTIOXS, DOOBS ASD 8 ASH, Topeka, BALDWIN letropolitai Billiard Salooifc Restaurant, Jfext Door Kb ilonro Hoase, TOP ESI, i KANSA S. DR. F. KLEMP, eoxopatilic pnisicm srRCEoi Bitchey Block, Topeka, Kansas.

Attention paid to all dieaaes tends medicine to any patient in tha eonatry. LtUen written ia Geman or English, oontaiais a itaap. and description of the patieoi'e condition, will receive prompt attention. IfciiclM caaea and domestic lokaealiand. nl? ly nentranty laws.

if Steamers have commenced running- on Lake Erie, from Cleveland Id Dankitt; Secretaty Seward las ordered the publiih. erof the-Chronicle (b Ascent; oue dcliveriig that paper at t-xetWiart;.