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The Council Grove Democrat from Council Grove, Kansas • 4

The Council Grove Democrat from Council Grove, Kansas • 4

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-A-letter dated Fort Fletcher, TO FREIGHTERS TRADERS ST. LOUIS DEALERS. J. II. BLAKE, 12th from J.

C. Anderson, to OF from WILLIAMS' ADVKRTISUX his father in Atchison, contains the following postscript PATENT A QENvr, 8T Chettnvt St. Lwi. NEW MEXICO! B. F.

CAMPBELL, Editor Proprietor. i WEEKLY, AT TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. "A band of warriors in full AND THE PEOfLE OF THE OLao paint surrounded the passenger MEOSIIO VALLEY GENERALLY! FORWARDING COMMISSION coach, near Buttalo Creek, to-day, knocked over somo of tho pas BE IT That tho Outfittintf Whole- tola and Botail Establishment of Manufacturer's 68 North 5th Street, Cor. St. LEDKICK BOBBINS, mi.

sengers, speared tho mules, and would have attempted tho lives of tho passengers, but by that time they saw they were well armed, and would fight for their lives, when they threw up their hands and cried, "No shoot; how how Their ponies were all painted, showing that they meant fight." Have a larger and bettor soloctod stock oi Goods, MEECHAW, Gen. Butler and His Gold. The New York Express says The public are aware of tho fact that tho remarkable genius whoso name -heads this article, some weeks since, turned over, apparently with anything but a good grace, to Judge Picrrepont, attorney -for Messrs. Smith, of New Orleans, the sum of $50,000 in gold, which ho had taken from them, while in command at New Orleans, under, circumstances of so doubtful a character that even the war department," unscrupulous as it sometimes used to be, could not bo persuaded or coaxed to have anything to. do with it.

That gold, it will be further remembered, remained in Butler's possession from the time of its unlawful seizure down to the 31st of January last (a period of nearly three years,) when, by virtue of certain legal proceedings in the and can, nnd will give hotter bargains than any otuor House in oc as 3H3 Hi OC Horo will bo found very variety of AMERICAN gLbcKS AHD CLOCK ItllTEUIALS, Our Stock Is Full and Complete consisting of fl ll a orujgu uuu isuiuubuu A telegram from Washington AND With all the advantages of the Eastern market in K7h regard to both soloction and price. 9 ilJiJNKr W. EDES, n7-Cm. Proprietor. says The Daily News is already circulating as a campaign document in the South, and it is mooted in influential quarters that both Fernando Wood and Voor- PLANT Sc meOTIIIR, Established in 1845.

CLOTHING, WHOLESALE DEALER hees will be strong candidates for Agricultural Machinery, BOOTS AND- SHOES! the Vice Presidency. GARDEN AND FIEED SEEDS, Hose, TACKisa and Pumps, 1 Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher, IIATafc CAPS, RUBBEE AHD LEATHER BELTING. court of common pleas here, he was compelled to disgorge it. Acting Governor of Montana, has recanted his Radical opinions, -IN- RUBBER GOODS! COHHISSION MERCHANTS, and come out for President John We may add, that theublime Hnvdwaave.

Consignments of Grain, Seed. Tobacco and Cot- son. disinterestedness exhibtedby Gen. Butler, in voluntarily consenting There is a good deal of the to be the custodian of so large an QUEENSWARE, foreign and Domestic 03" Sign of the GILT PLOW 0 SdllJr I o. AND FLINT, mW.

a A CITY, JttO. Send 5 cents for postiitro for Illustrated Cata GEOCEEIES! amount of gold, for the government," at a time, too, when gold (288 premium could probably THb radicals are announcing General Grant as their next candidate for President. Hqw long is it since Sumner, in tho Senate, charged Gen. Grant with an attempt to Whitewash the South? has Gen. Grant done since then to merit tho disgrace of radical approval cent developments would indicate that the radicals care less for their avowed principles than for a continuance of power, and they undoubtedly hope, by placing Gen.

Grant at tho head of their ticket and by the seeming conservatism of their new reconstruction plan, to succeed in electing another congress to thwart fhe executive and consummate their revolution. The New York World says Radical fanaticism, like the cholera or rinderpest, has had its season' of violence and reaped its harvest of death, but the virus has run out; and there are signs of returning health in that body politic. Even Phillips begins to realize that he is played out." The Chicago Rebublican admits that there is a potent opposition to. negro suffrage as well at the North as at the South. Then why does the Republican persist in urging" Congress to force negro suffrage uponthe people of the South If the people do not desire negro suffrage, neither here nor there, why do broad-mouthed pataiots spend their efforts to force it.

upon them Tho fact is, the Republican press is in the interest, of an ambitious oligarchy, and its only mission is to remove the govermcnt from the control of the people to the hands of a faction. J-J Tho Cincinnati Gazette says that tha regulation of the franchise of its own inhabitants by each State has been a mere custom. Certainly a' custom having its brute in man. For example, he is generally dog-matic, often pup-pyish, sometimes pus-illanimous and easily cow-ed, occasionly categorical, and is always ready to be made a lion of. Wines Liquors, logue.

n7-8m. be used by a shrewd Yankee' for GLASS WOODEN WARE LIQUORS, PIANOS I PIANOS 1 speculative purposes, must be ac TOBACCO CIGARS, $350 to $1400. Gov. Weller, of California was wrecked on the Golden Rule, and M. II.

SAXTON YANKEE NOTIONS! on arriving at San Francisco, he ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. cepted as an additional claim upon tho gratitude of his admiring countrymen. In these degenerate days it is well to have at least one honest man among us, and wo cannot, oh Diogones, feel too thankful for the blessing. remarked to a friend, "Lost everything, sir, everything but my HAVE constantly on hand the largest assortment of First class Pianos kept by any one House in the West.

They keep the reliable in 3C M. -w ae AND INDIAN GOODS! struments made by reputation. Uovemor, re- William B. Bradbnry, Chambers Gabler. pneci nisiriena, "you travel witn less baggage than any one 1 ever Store Room Coiy 6th and Wash New Tork Pianoforte Company, We aro in constant receipt of Now Goods, and ington Streets, James W.

Vose. saw. aro enabled toolfor inducements sooond to no other house in the oountry. Our Dry Goods coneiats Mason and Hamlin's Cabinet Organs, The Oroville California Record in pare ot tne toiiowmg Be not aggressive in 3 our ex STAPLE GOODS. pressions of regard; a dog is $110 to 600 each, Also, on hand, 4 Second-Hand Pianos, Uelodeons, Which aro sold.for bargains.

J3T Sond for "Circular" and "Price-List' never moro troublesome than Cloths, Cassimeres Fancy and Plain, Twoeds, hints that certain persons have discovered a veritable diamond mine somewhere in the vicinity of the Table Mountain, to 4he west of Messilla valley. Tho Avhen he springs joyfully at his master return. 5TH batinets, Lmen Goods, Joans, Denims, Bleached Goods, Shirtings and Shootings, Hickory Ticking, Flannels of all kinds, Figure Colors, Towoling, Drilling and Blankets. FANCY GOODS. JS" Particular attention paid to Consignments.

Junction City, Kansas, March 23, 1S66. nll-Ora (Under Southern Ilotel.) nG-61 ST. LOUIS, MO. PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS CARDS. specimens are said to have been Silks plain and Fancy, French and English Mo- ICcuben Biggs, pronounced genuine by those engaged jit the diamond ATTOKNEY AT LAW, MARION CENTRE, Kansas.

-Will practice in all the Courts in E. REMINGTON SONS, the 5th Judicial District, nl9-ly San rinoos, ueoorges, licrages, wclainos, rencn Jaconets, Whito Muslin, Victoria Lawn, Striped and Barred Whito Eembroidories, Fanoy Plaids, Co-burgs, AlpaccHs, Mozam-biqucs, Fancy Printu, together with a large stock of J. It. McClure, DB. JACKSON'S Carlyle's recent refusal of the ATTOKNEY AT "LkVt, HEAL ESTATE AND Land A sent, Junction City, Kansas.

Will 11--a i I BLOOD AND IIUMOR uuiiuuii nu Kinua ui viuims against mu uovern mont. nSy. Bonnets, Jockey Hats, MANUFACTURERS OF SYRUP Gibbons, Balmorals, Crinolines, Handkerchiefs LI Dr. At I. Bcacli, REVOLVERS, RIFLES, degree of LL.

D. was accompanied by a rather irreverant joke, to the effect that he had a brother, a Dr. Carlyle (an M. also a man of genius, and known in lite will positively cure SCROFULA, EKTSIPELAS, m'SPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN, or any IIUMOR in the BLOOD or STOMACH, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, COUNCIL GROVE, Kansas. Having recently returned from the Muskets Carbines, For the United States Service.

Also, armyj will now devote his entire attention to the origin. in tho fundamental law of bleeves, Collars and Uuns, Huglo umoments, Buttons, Brussels and 11 on i tan Laces, Linen and Cotton Edgings, Porfume-ries, Hair Oils, Pomades, Co- lognes, Lilly White, Toilet Soup, Hair Pins, Combs, Dross- es and Netts, Water Falls, and tor fvsui iiinu me oreixji ana jLaaui-CATINQ all TRACES of DI8EASE this remedy has no equal, and for BUILDING np the SYSTEM, and giving new STRENGTH and VIGOR. Its unparalled success since its introduction, and the wonderful cores it has and is daily wrform- Isaac Sharp, POCKET BELT REVOLVERS, the land, but a custom, like others haying the authority of the con rature as a translator of "Dante and that if two Dr. Carlyles ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Notary Public, Council Grove, Kansas. i ii il.

ii. i. i i Repeating Pistow, RIFLE CANES, REVOLVING RIFLES, ing are its best gnarantoe and we earnestly desire that every sufferer shall give it a trial. Sold by win prwuvB iiittii wiu vuurui 111 wiu etu should appear at Paradise, mis district. nly all Druggists.

Price one dollar a bottle. Rifle and Shot Gnn Barrels, and Gnn Materials, Fans, Parasols, Shawls, Lace, Silk and Cloth rinwuta Pnranta "Vimillc. takes might arise. generally. Sold by Gun Dealers and the Trade E.

II. San ford, ST. LpUIS, Mo- Proprietors. stitution, ot no- littlevexation to theixadicals in thwarting their 'schemes. The World says: Thaddeus l.jnulgUt'n "f-v0) Thread, Hooks and Eyes, Waist Bolts and Buckles.

throughout the country. In these days of House Brcakine and Robbery ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Elm Creek, Lyon County, Kansas. Will ITCH! ITCHll Three hundred German immi every IIouso, btore, Bank, and Office should huve practice in tnis udicial District. nly We desire to call particular attention to our grants, imported by the Georgia ono ot REMINGTONS' REVOLVERS. F.

G. Hunt, laTge stock of SALT SALT Immigration Company, arrived ITCH Stevens, the leader of the Republican, party, its foremost repre ATTORNEY AT LAW, EMPORIA, KANSAS Will practice in the Conrtof tho 5th Judi Circulars contain? cuts and description of our GROCERIES PROVISIONS at' Augusta on the 25th ultimo. cial District. Office No. 188, Commercial st.

ly CONSISTINO OF sentative man, and the exponent 1 a Council Grove House, They are all engaged, and arc to bo paid one hundred and fifty Anns will oe lurmsheci upon application. E. REMINGTON SONS, llion, N. Y. MOORE dt NICHOLS, Agenft, No.

40 Couriland New Yorlc. L. M. RUMSEYdb Agents," G-y No. Ill North Second St.

LouU, Mo. FLOtJR, HAED BREAD, CKACKEKS, BACON TAS. ATKINS Proprietors. Council oi -us; pest intelligence, got up in the House, of Representatives Grore Kansas. Every pains taken to render guests comfortable.

The table always supplied with tlie beBt tne market affords. Ample stable Will cure th ITCH or BAZt ItUMttt in a few applications. It also cures prairie Seratch cs, Chilblains, Ulcers and ali Eruptions of the skin where other remedies have been tried in veiny cures ppcedily and thoroughly. Price SO cents a box. Sold by all druggists.

By Bonding 80 cenU in a letter to COLLINS BROTHERS, 8. W. cor. 2d Vine St. Louis, it will be sent by mail free of postage.

18-ly dollars per annum, with board and lodging for each man, and yesterday and said he was roam, so. niy bly informed that, with free labor, HAMS AND SI1UUMJEKS, UHIH.U lilLl, MACKEREL, WHITE AND CODFISH NEW ORLANS. CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGARS, GREEN AND BLACK TEA, PICKLES AND SPICES, MOLASSES AND SYRUP, ALT, one hundred dollars for each wo ST. LOUIS DEALERS. cotton could be produced for one LEAVENWORTH DEALERS.

man. cent a pound I The" credit for the invention of Would it not bo base flattery CANDLES, RAISINS, DRIED AND CANNED the hoop belongs it is said to C. S. ANDERSON, WITH NORRIS, TAYLOR Wholesale Grocers, to call this man an ass? PELOUBET OR0MS MIIODEONS awarded a GOLD MEDAL by the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, N. Oct.

18th, 1865, for thf hii Csbinet orcran. In comnotition with Carhart. CHURCH, SPONABLE CO. JOBBERS IN Angehque Millet, a poor French GAR8, PIPES, KAbi'-ru wuje-KB, ou- DA, AMON, CLOVES, GINGER, NUTMEGS, AND MACE. The Richmond Exaniiner says COMMISSION MERCHANT il 1 TT peasant girl, who took the idea from her hen-ooopa.

She patent mat since lae elevation 01 xxon Ncedham Mason Hamlin, Prince Lard beans Rile, Starch, Cream Tartar. Oystcri and Sardines, Estey. ed the invention and got rich. And Dealers in BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS, No. 62 Second Street, SAINT 0 UIS, MO, Joseph; Mayo to the cluef'magis tracy of thajt city it has enjoyed a marked immunity from' rowdy suhscriberi respectfully call the attention VUZTttllbO HUU A lUUSO HAEDWAEE, Grotesque scarf pins are the ill GOOD II.

It. B. WIIITTEMORE Scalers, Teachers, Churches, Schools, ami th Tmblio jronerally, to the above- instru "rows, parroting and murderous rage for gentlemen DEAIEBS ments, which they "are manufacturing in very MECHANICS' AND MINERS' TOOLS. Dandies parade the streets with HATS, CAPS, Shovels. Sphdes, Hand and Kfdiure Forks, Picks, n.

TT 1 1 TT V.Lu Vagabonds and thieves who strag wonderfully life-like represen gled 'there "after the evacutation, tation in enamel of a human eye AND ac mm. a ooqxiii, NO. 18T NORTH MAIIf STREET, Next door to the BankV Missouri, ST. LOUIS H. WmmvoBl.

E. B. Wnn-TIMOHS. variety of sie and style. Pedal Organs, from $235 to $600 School 130 to 240 Piano Style Melodeoni 150 to 250 Por atle 65 to 110 'Send for Descriptive Catalogue, with terms, Axes, ncK ano Aio-iinuuies, muu-mna, Hoes, Scythe and Snaths, Chains of every kind, Kails all siiea, Shelf Hardware, Door Trimmings, 8ash, Glass all sizes.

Fatty, have taken tho hint and pretty an inch or twoibelow the chin, or, in place thereof! a lighted cigar, generally left. New York. St. Louis, ilo. ST Highest Market Price paid for Fnrs and Paints, Varnishes and Brushes, to the Manufacturers, with a ruby at the end to indicate reitnes.

nii-iy White Lead, Lamp-Black, Linseed, Whale, Lard TfijjSuprenofe Court of the BOOTS WILLLIAM 0. OUU IOHN S. United States, stood five to four Allgator, tiepnans, iverowno, vw.vur Sweet Oils, Shot, Powder, Lead, Caps, and a full a full stook of fire, or a lucifer match of precious metal, closely remsembling J. R. LIONBERGER CO.

Wholesale Dealers in oiy JLjiQ Atilligan-Bowles case. Five were for ulacinjr the Consti- as nun, oemield, N. 3K, Or to 1 5 J. II. PELTON, 841 Broadway, New York.

CONRAD METES, 723 Arch St Philadelphia A. TUCKER, Jackson, f. W. KIMBALL, 1 42. Lake BL Chicago, TH.

8. BRAI5AED SON, Cleveland, O. ft vt oa Wines Liquors the real article. i BOOTS snoEs, a. cj OF TBS BEST BRANDS 1 4 HATS AND CAPS! laying a piece of charcoal tyranny, No.

71 main Street, nlMy JT. LOUIS, MO. And choicest varieties, which will be iold to the trade, at great bargains. il kftpn linnd. and for sale, a larire herd on a burn the pain subsides immediately, by leaving tho char WHOLESALE AGENTS.

vSnSyl of MULES, HORSES, and WORK- Marriase and Celibacr- SHRYOCK ROWLAND, General Commission MERCHAIVTS, vi.t.a. 11 timea. kwti everv utile filer coal on one hour thp wound is healed, as has been demonstrated TX ESSAY OP WAR5T50 AKD TXSTRCCr and four considered the latter ought to presume" that thej majority was made up of the four, Democrats and "the liberal Republican, Judge Davis, of Illinois. The "minority was Chief Justice Chase and three Radicals. A chantdise, whiclrthe wanU of the people demand, and bv strict attention to bnriness, and fair doai- TION IfOR TOWU tits.

Also, Diseases and Abuses which rreroatarely Prostrate the Vi So. S3 Commercial Street, ST. LOUIS, XQ, on several occasions. The reme iner, and fair prices, we hope to merit patronage. Com and see ns, Everybody and examinecur tal Powers, with sure mtaas of relief.

Sent Free Special attention gilven to galea of Wool, Robes, 'and all kinds of Fun, Skins and Peltries. Notions, nS-Sm. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. dy is cheap and simple, and cer- 1 iT ri Stock, before parcnaein? T.f.nEICK R0BBE5S. of Cbaree.

in sealed Jetw enveiopee. Aaaresa, Dr. i. SKILL1N HOUGHTOX, Howar4 Associa Ucb, Pbiladslphia, Ps, 5-1 Refer to Ledrkk Robbies, Council Grove, Council Grove, Jan. 4.

1SC6. nly Kansas. nu-em lainiy ueserves a vnixu.

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116
Years Available:
1866-1866