The Sumner Gazette from Sumner, Kansas • 3

transportation, rausportation. transportation. Ivuu( tun wm win, vc im ma class in many of lh IMnHpal Ctt- mad Town Hamilton. OHIO FIRST PREMIUM D- IHPROVFD -C5 HAMILTON THRESHING MACHINES. Wl ARE NOW HACCFACTt'RINO THE PlTTS and Moffitt Patent, also, our own improved Treshers and Separators, from 4 to 10 Horse sizes.

Especial attention is called to our new Spring Concaves for which we have applied for let ters patent. They are a most important im provement, in threshing, saving breakages and regulating the power. For full particulars, circulars witn lis; oi prices, ace, address us, at uamiuon, jsuuer County, Ohio. Portable Steam Engines for Agricultural or Mechanical purposes, of all sizes, made to or der: Also Mills, Gearing and Machinery of all kinds. OWENS, LANE DYER- To insure getting the best machine in use order of us early.

WOODROUGH M'PARKIN, SAW Works at Hamilton, Ohio). WAREHOUSE, NO- 15 WALNUT BT, CINCINNATI, O. attention to repairing Saws.XB Woodrocgh Parkin. P. S.

Our Saws are ground on Clemson's Patent Grinding Machine," which is especially adanted to grinding Circular Saws to a regular gague, or to any thickness desired. LONG, BLACK ALLSTAT ESS TTPattent Combined Iron Harvester Manufactured at their Hydraulic Iron Works, Hamilton, Butler Ohio. Also. Manufacturers of eveiy description Reaping Machines, Sides, and Mowing Ma chines, Knives, and all inds ot gncuiturai mplements. LEAVENWORTH BUSINESS CARDS.

LEAVENOWORTH Carriage Shop. The Subscriber is now prepared with ben hickory shafts, poles, bows for tops, hickory spokes and hickory bent buggy fellies, all seasoned, and other material lor carriage work; and being a practical carriage maker, solicits a share of patronage of all who may want their carriages richly and neatly repaired. New tops, new curtains, new cushions, re-painting or any other repairs that may be wanted, can all or any be done neatly and with despatch. Shop on Delaware near third, opposite market. Blacksmith shop in front; paint shop on the alley.

T. WEBSTER. 0. B. H0LMAN, Attorney at Law, Leavenworth City, K.

Particular attention given to contested pre eraption claims. Collections made in all parts of the Territory. Money invested or loaned at Western rates. Lands entered on time. Money to loan.

Land warrants located on public lands. P. KOEHLE Manufacturers of every description of tin, sheet iron and copper ware, wholesale and re tail dealers in stoves, house-keeping articless plain tin and japanned ware. Delaware ste between third and fourth, Leavenworth city.Kt RYLAND JONES, Merchant Tailor, Delaware st. between second and main, Leav enwonn city, ks.

lias constantly on nana a complete assortment of cloths, cassimers, silk anu saun vesungs ana gems lurnismng gooas. SHAWNEE HOUSE. Shawnee stieet, between Main and Second, Leavenworth, city Kansas. DiL G. J.

PARK, Wholesale and retail dealer in drugs and medicines, chemicals, books, stationery, fluid, varnishes, brushes, dye-stuffs, window 1 glass, putty, imported cigars, tobacco, patent medicines, pare liquors for medicinal "purposes, perl umery fancy and toilet articles. Corner of delawareand 3d streets, Leavenworth city, Kanzas Ter. Physicians' prescriptions and family medicines put up with neatness, accuracy and dispatch. S. W.

JehnstOB, A. Stiuson, F. Havens JOHNSTON, STINS0N HAVENS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Leavenworth city, Kanzas. the Uoited States and Canada. Travlra ar.

urana none but First Ojum Ilou at lu lb Directory. T. ROHSSLK A SOX, Mbemf, X. T. JFRZSBURT DILL I SOS.

Philadelthia, Ta. ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. TSHADWKLL ACRES. Xtw Tort Otf.

THAYER'S AMERICAN HOUSE, X. r. THAYER, Propridor, ToLtM, Ohio. Cincinnati, Ohio. PRATT METCALF, ProyrittPW.

OTTAWA HOUSE, Qrcd SL Jahmc Sl.t Moxtkial, Cantd. BARNTO JH0TEL, St. Loch, Mo. UATiXUM TOGO, TR EMO NT HOUSE CHICAGO, ItXIXOIS. OAQ BROTHERS, ProprUton.

American Hotel, H0DGE8, Buffalo, Jf. T. Our. Ttrract, Snca, and ErU ufn I T. R.

COURT KR, Proprietor. BD.0UQS' nOTEL, Kutliington, J). MALTBY HOUSE, -Xafe Unifi Stat and Umtrietm BaHU, BENRT M. SMITH, Proprietor. BaUimi.

HI. SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON, Conducted upon the European Plan. WHITNEY HOUSE, Vo. 5 New Hampshire St. Lamrfnec, '-Kanat.

QUINDARO HOUSE, Qcijwaiio, Kaxzas, COLBT rf PARKER, rrnpr'rtort. CARTTEY HOUSE, TOPEKA, KANZAS. TUTTLE, Vrnprirtnr. c. c.

ALBERT PERRY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Doniphan, Kanzas. JOHN SHANZE. PETER. PENNIN ATTENTION PIKE'S Wagon and Plow Manufactory of SHANZE PENNING, Cedar street, Sumner, Kansas. The undersigned would announce to the people of Sumner, and the farmers of the surrounding ceuntry that they are doing a heavy business and are prepared to build wagons i repair them.

Make and repair plows; -do ait kinds of iron and blacksmith work. Call and examine our new wagons and other work. We have now a large amount of wagon on hand and can fill any order on short notice. SHANZE PENNING. Sumner, April 30, 1859.

GoodsNew StylesNew Pi ices! IIEXRV J. STARR, STARR JOHX A. EI.LIS ELLIS, "Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Forwarding ani Commission Merchants, And Dealers in Wines Liquors, NO. 7, LEVEE, Sumner, T. THE subscribe Uke great pleasure In Informing the public that they have opened a large and commodious I ouse, No.7 evee, nearly opposite the landing, for the purpose of transacting wholesale and retail Grocery business.

Having tie larcesl and best-assorted stock in Sumner and our goods being purchased exclusively Tor cash, we are enabled to offer the public great inducements And assure them that we will make it for their advantage to give us a call. A. S. WE STOIC, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, ide Clothing, Levee, between Olive st. and Wafhiato a c-nut i inner COODS SOLD VERY LOW FOR No charge for showing CAsn.

Goods. WE COME TO STAY.1 FAUL WALDO, House, sign and decorative painters, grainers and hangers; also deal- i i cis in pmnis, ous, winuow glass, wall- P'per, etc. Shop Ho. 20 Levee, oumner. W.

He NET LEA 8, DesMoines, SAMCCL HARSH. Leavenworth LEAS HARSH. BANKERS. Dealers in Exchange and Real EstAtj. Moines, towa.

and Leavenworth City, Kansas. Will attend to anv bus with the Government Lac 1 offices K9n. buying, selling and selecting lds, and the Change of Time. 1859 SPUING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. GREAT NATIONAL AIRLINE, INDIANAPOLIS ROUTE.

FROMST. LOUIS TO THE EAST AND NORTH. VJJL TEBSA HJTJTE ALTON AND ST LOUIS BAILBOA3D. THE SHORTEST, quickest and most direct route between the Atlantic and Mississippi. TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY Omnibusses call for passengers and baggage REE OF ChARGE, and leave the office, No.

32 Fourth street, under the Planters' iiouse, es follows Lightning Express at 7,00 a. Tclkgraph Express Train at 2:45 r. Aftemool 2:45 r. M. UUI1UM The Accommodation Trains leaves East St.

Louis Tnv Accommodation at 4:45 r. Billaille Accommodation at 9:45 a. m. and 4:45 P. m.

Time of all the above Trains-St Louis City Time CONNECTIONS AT TANA With Illinois Central Railroad, (Main Line) for Decatur, Bloomington, Peoria Laseile, Rock Island, Iowa City, Mendota, Dixon, Ereeport, Ga'ena Dunlieth, and with the Minnesota Packet Line for St. Paul and 11 intermediate points. THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO, Making direct and certain connection with the Michigan Central, Michigan Southern, Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago, Chicago end Milwaukie, and Chicago, St. Paul and Fon du Lac Railroads for Detroit, Tolodo Suspension Bridge, Toronto, Milwaukie, La Crosi, and all the principal cities in the United States and CONNECTIONS AT INDIANAPOLIS With these old and reliable routes, the Bel. lefontaine Railroad, via Crestline or Union via Dayton and Columbus, for Pittsburgh, Dayton, Wheeling Buffalo, Albahy, New York, Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Niagara Falls Saratoga, Bedford Springs, and all the principal cities in the New England, Eastern and Southern States- ALSOWith the Jeffersonville Railroad, direct for Louisville, Frankfort, Lexington Mammcth Cave, and all points on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

With the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad direct for Lawreuceburgh, Cincinnati and Lexington, connecting at Cincinnati with the Little Miama and all other roads terminating that place. With the Imlionapolis and Madison, and Tern and Indianapolis Railroads, for North Vernon, Madison Peru i Fort Wayne, New York passengers have choice of five good railruad routes, viz New York Central New York and Eric, Pennsylvania Central, Baltimore and Ohio, or Chicago and Great "Vctern Kailwa of Canada, via Chicago and Lake Shore Railroad. The regularity speed and safety of the trains upon this road are much improved by the coin-fletion of a new and perfect telegraph line now in successful operation. By reference to any of the various Railroad Guides, it will be seen that this is not only the shortest route between the Atlantic and Mississippi, but fLe quickest and only route of St. Louis connecting with the six o'clock Morning Express from Cincinnati at columbus or Crestline, landing passengers in New York City in 45 hours from St.

Louis-Passengers by the Lightening Express, or Morning Train, can take the celebrated SLEEPING GAR at Indianapolis, thus enjoying a comfortable night's sleep, whilst rapidly pursuing their journey. All changes of cars made in Union Depots, thus avoiding long and tedious omnibus rides nd vexations delays at intermediate places Passengers who do not wish to travel a night will please remember that they can stop over in lafge cities, at splendid hotels, arriv- at a seasonable hour, and resuming at convenient hours in the morning. ETBaggage checked through and handled carefully, free of charge. THROUGH TICKETS can be procured at the Company's Office, No. 52 Fourth street, under Planters House where all information respecting the different route: will be cheerfully furnished.

W. D. GRISWOLD. General Superintendent. H.

Q. SANDERSON, General Ticket Agent. M. Colburn, Ticket Agent. MISSOURI RIVER 1859 Season Arrangement.

1859 REGULAR ST. LOUIS AND SIOUX CITY PASSENGER PACKET For Ft. Randall, Niobrarah, Sioux City, Da-cotah, Oraadi, Desota, Crescent City, Florence, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Bellevue, St. Marys, Plattsmouth, Nebraska City, Linden, Brownville, White Cloud, Forest City and all points below. THE WELL AND WIDELY 'iJ known light draught freight T- and unexceptionable passenger teamer OMAHA, is now making her regular trips in the above trade and all intermediate points on the Missouri River and continne hem punctually and regularly throughout the 3 OMAHA having undergone a thorough C7s.

shu ouisiue, expressly tor me above ta "uuvi 10 mjn tu me must peneui. order in eTery department and tfc. trict attention to business and 11 hirpers and comfort of enUvCcntinuance of the very libe- ILK. 8ge bestowed PO us in past eoas. A.

WINELAND, Master. telr BUSINESS THE XORTH WAYNE SCYTHE CO Manufacture every variety, of Corn, Grass, Hemp and Bramble SCYTHES, also Hemp Hooks, Hay Straw and Corn Kni adapted mo the southern and western tradw. Z. IJOSMER, Treat's and Agent. 33 Battery, Mareh st.

Boston. Mass. THE DOUGLAS AXE ANU-. FACTURING Manufacture of tbe best cast steel, and warranted, W. HUNTS St SHARP'S chopping and broad AXE Broad shingling claw and lathing Hatch in Adzes.

Miner's Picks etc. etc. for sal. at No 153 Congress street, Boston. GEO.

KOUbKS reas anu Travelling Agent. Ross Improved Modern School Furniture, maaufactured at Ross' American Excelsior school furniture works, Boston, Mass. Established 1333. The Pioneer and the mort extensive esUblisement in the United States Cone Brothers are Agents fot the sale of this furniture in Kansa Nebraska land Missouri The Laics of lusinrss for business men in all the States of the Union. BY THE0POL1S I RSONS, LLD.

Professor of law in the law school of Harvard university, Cambridge; author of treatisies on the "Law of contracts;" and the "elements of mercantile law." 1 Vol- 8vo. pp 512. Price, bound in cloth, $2.50. Sheep, S3.00. Sold by subscription only- Sent by mail to any address the United States, postage prepaia, on receipt oi 4-H TTV A 1 -1 IT price, uone urotners, Agenis at ouuiuer, iv.

T. The Publishers nave the Dest oi commen dations from the able men and scholars of the country. LITTLE, BROWN LSOStOn, 1U3S3. NOURSE, MASON CO. manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and Machines, suh as and Iron Plows of all kinds and sizes.

Cultivators, Horse-uoes, Horse-Powers and Threshers, Mowers and Reapers, Fanning Milk, Horse and Hand Rakes, Ox Sowers, Corn Planters, Portable grinding Mills, hay, stalk and straw CUTTERS, Store Trucks, Shovel, Spades, Fork, Hoes. Manufactory at Worcester Warehouse Quincy Hall, Boston. piARDNER CHILSON continues the man-vil ufacture of Furnaces, Ranges, Stores Grates, Mantels. at his Foundry at Mans field; aud also continues the business of the late firm at the store in Boston. Thankful for the liberal patronage of rhe past, he would so licit a continuance of the same, and would take this opportunity of assuring his friends and the public that no effort shall be spared to retain the confidence so long extended to him in the construction and introduction of arm ing and Ventilatrng Apparatus.

Any one in want of a furnace will find fie "Cone" fir-nace the only durable, economical, healthy and correct apparatus fur warming buildings in the country. He has also just completed an elevated (double) oven cooking Tanire, embracing improvements that cannot be fouud in any other range ever made. Especial attention is given to warming aud.ventilatingall classe of buildings as well as arranging Cooking ap paratus in any part of the country. 93 and 101 Blackslone st.Bo JONE'S PATENT COAL OIL LAMPS. "Combining beauty, utilily and economy.

Has met with unrivalled success and called in to the market numberless imitations of vastlv inferior quality. Buy no coal oil lamps but JOne'-, enuine larao. has F. Jones' Pa tent jnt ne screw U(, injf OH ()Ur ltlhu nl tnt.n tent of the Law. Sole, agency for Hawes Co'scoal oila.

E. F. JONES 35 and 37 central street Boston. JAMES 31. BEEBE Importers and wholesale dealers in staple and FANCY DRY GOODS Jt 1 Vl cCiJ 35, 37 and 39 Kilby street, Boston.

ST. LOUIS BUSINESS CARDS BEARD BROTHER, Proprietors of the Excelsior Safe and Scale, No. 29 North Main street, st. Louis, Mo. BankTSafes of hardpnpd stl nnl t.

Ul uuuaings in which the Excel- sior triumphed over Jl others fully establish es the superiority of the Excelsior Safe, which justly merits the confidence of all interested in Safes and the security of their contents. The Excelsior Scales took the Premium over the best Eastern Manufacture at the State Fail, 8L Louis; is sold from thirty to fifty per cent less, and guaranteed equal to any in the United States. D. A. January.

mm MB D. A. JANUARY WHOLESALE GROCER5. Nos. 143 and 145 Second Rtr.t Rt wswm Louis, Missouri.

DO WD ALL, MARKHAM CO. Washington Foundry, Engine and Machine shop, corner of second and Morgan streets ai. l.cuis. Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Boil-rs, Saw and Grist mill machinery, Single and Double Circular Savr Hills, Tobacco, Screws and Presses, Lard Kettels. Lard Screws and Cylinders.

Wool carding machines, "Building casting. Young's improv- cu yaiem sinui mi us, etc. Agents for the sale ui imesomun ol Kjo.s superior machine cards. AM work done by us guaranteed. in tbat BALTIMORE AND OHIO, EAILBOAD.

GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. TERMINATES AT BALTIMORE on WASHINGTON and the East, and Wheel ing, Benwood and Parksburg on the West, at which places itunites with railroads, steam ers, for and from all points in the WEST, SOUTH-WTEST NORTH-WEST. Fair to New York and Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via any other Route. Two trains leave Wheeliug daily 8:00 p. and 11:30 a.

m. Direct connections are made by these trains for all the EASTERN CITIES. This is the only route to Washington City. Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore, Philadelphia, N-w York and Boston at the cost of a ticket to Boston alone by other lines. Through tickets to the Eastern cities can be procured via Washington City at an additional cost of $2.

Quick time and sure connections. I nqu; re for tickets via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at any of the principal Railroad offices in the West. E. F. FULLER, Gen.

Western Agent. L. M. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent.

W. SMITH, Master of Transportation 1859Hannibal St. Jo R. R.1859 NEW SHORT ROUTE TOJTITE EAST, I NORTH SOUTH. To 'Chicago, St.

Louis, Toledo, Cincinnatti, lndianapohs.SLouisviIle, New York, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti-New Orleans. emph is Montreal, Quebec. SAVING PIVETO SEVEN DAYS THAVEL TO THE EA JTOR TH AXB SO TJT. The R. R.

Packet Piatt Valley, POSTAL Commander, from LpavMi worth aiirl Wpstnn and stages of Western and Kansas stage companies and of other stage lines connect ing closely at St. Joseph with trains on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad. Trains for the transportation of Passengers and Freight leave St Joseph for Hannibal dai ly, connecting with trains on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincv, Toledo, Wabash and estern Railroads for Chicago, Toledo, and and all points East, North or South, and with the Hannibal and St Joseph Railrord Line of Passenger Packets for St. ouis Railroads for Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, and all points to the East North or South, and with the Memphis and New Orleans Packets, with Nashville, Mobile and Ohio Railroads.

Passengers or Freighx from Kansas, Ne braska, Western Iowa and Western Missouri, are carried more expeditiously by this than any other route, and all insurance on freight on tte MlbbUUSl KlVJSll is saved. Passengers for Burlington, Bock Island, Ga lena and Dubuque, wiirace fice (lays time and tiresome staging. Bapgage checked through, and THROUGI TICKETS sold at St. Joseph and on Steamers of the Railroad Packet Line to all points East XVortn or South. Passengers purchasing THROUGH TICKETS SAVE MONEY.

No extra charge for EALS or STATE-ROOMS while on steamers of the Hannibal and St. Jo sepii nauroau Lane, rare as low as oy any other route. J.T. K. HAYWOOD, Sup't f.

a. uroat, uen. ticket Agent. John Aver, Gen. Freieht Afrent.

CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY. Rail Road For The North South THE CHICAGO Burlington and Quincy R. in connection with the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, forms the most direct and expeditious route irom Kansas to all THE GEEAT EASTEBN CIIIES. Two daily trains from Quincy to Chicago, on the arrival of Packet from trains of Hannibal and St.

Joseph R. R. Splendid Sleeping Cars On All night Trains. Direct communications made at Chicago, with trains on the Michigan Central, Michigan Southern and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroads. For information the route, and for through tickets, call at the office of the Hannibal and St.

Jo. R. corner of Delaware street and Levee. Fare low as by any ohter route. G.

G. HAMMOND, Gen'l Sup't Samuel Sorrell, Gen. Ticket Agent. M1DDLETON, STROBRIDGE Lithographers and General Engravers. Maps, Plans, Drawings Of every kind, portraits, bonds, diplomas, how cards, views of buildings, landscapes, stc executed in one or moie colors.

Notes drafts always on hand. CAMPBELL, ELLISON CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Hot and cold blast Pig Iron, Stoves and castings, warerooms, No. 21 east second streets, Cincinnati, O. PARVIN JOHNSON, manufacturers and dealers in Trunks, Carpet-bags, Valises, Satchels, DRESS AND BONNET BOXES, Wholesale and retail.

No. 31 A. ROBERTSON, BOOT AND SHOE STORE Korti Side of WASHIXGT3JT AVEIfTJE, Between 4th and 5th streets, Sumner, Kansas, Is prepared to do all kisds of work in his liae with despatch and at reasonable prices. He is determined not to be outdone in liberality to all who may favo him with their patronage. apr23 RAILROAD.

THE most direct route for Leavenworth Kansas Citv- St Tnonl. r-l tildes reatc ana Cherry Creek. TRAINS LEAVE ST. LOUIS AS FOLLOWS Mail Train Daily at 9:00 a. stopping at all the stations and running through to Tipton.

Express Train Daily (except Sunday) at 3:45 p. stopping at principal stations, and running to Jefferson City only. Franklin Acaommodation Train Every day (except Sunday) at 5:60 p. m. Through to Jefferson City in six hours.

The trains of this road connect at Jefferson City with a daily line of first class PASSENGER PACKETS. which leave immediately on the arrival of the Express Train, for all points on the Missouri River, connecting at Kansas City and Leaven worth, with trains of Russell "Major Wad- dell for Pike's Peak, Cherry Creek and Salt Lake also with a daily line of stages for Fort Riley and the interior. Passengers taking this line will avoid de tention at St. Louis, and save fifty miles of distance, and escape the delays of 175 miles of difficult river navigation, and make the tr.p from St. Louis to Kansas City in FORTY-EIGHT HOURS.

Three government routes lead direct to the gold diggings from the cities of Kansas and Leavenworth, which have long beea the great starting points for crossing the plains. All the army supplies and troops of the Utah expedi tion were transported from these citie3. Daily lines of conveyance will be run to the mines. The Cherry Creek Mail will leave Leavenworth by way of Smoky Hil Fork, which is 150 miles the shortest route to the gold mines. From Tipton stages leave daily at 7i30 p.

m. (on arrival of mail train from St Louis,) for Springfield (south-west Missouri,) Independence (through Georgetown and Warrens-burg,) and on every Monday and Thursday p. m. the overland Mail Stages of Butterfield Co Through to San Francisco in twenty-three days The extensive stock-growing country in the vicinity of the terminus of this road, will en- able emigrants to obtain teams at a much less cost than at any other point. FARE AS LOW AS BY OTHER ROUTES.

Passengers arriving on eastern and northern (morning) trains, have plenty of time to connect with the Express Train of this read. Passengers arriving at Jefferson City pass through a covered depot, direcly aboard the packets, and proceed on their route without iucurring extra expense. Baggage checked to its destination, and transferred to boat free of charge. Through tickets may be obtained, securing meals and berths on boat, at the passenger depot, corner of Seventh and Poplar streets, or at the Company's through ticket office, No. 42 Fourth street, under the Planters' House also, art all the principal railroad offices in the United States and Canada.

McKISSOCK, Superintendent E. II. WALLACE, Gen. Ticket Agent. CINCINNATI ST.

LOUIS ROUTE OHIO MISSISSIPPI (BROAD GAUGE WIDE CARS) RAIL ROAD. Two daily through Trains, leave Cincin-nari at 9 o'clock, a. m. and 7 15 P. for Vincennes, Evansville, Cairo and St.

Louis. Connecting at St. Louis with Pacific Railroad and Missouri River Packets, for all points in KAN AS AND NEBRASKA Connecting at St. Louis with Keokuk Packet Company and with steamers for Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans. Connecting at Cairo with steamers for Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.

le daily train for Louisville 7 15 P. M. Broad Gauge Saloon Cars THROUGH FROM CINCINNATI To St. Louis without change. THREE DAILY TRAINS First Train Express Mail Leaves Cincinnati at 9 o'o'ock, A.

for Vincennes and Evansville, Sandoval and Cairo, and St. Louis. Through from Cincinnati to St. Louis without change of cars. Second Train Accommodation Leaves Cincinnati at 5 40 P.M., for Delhi, North Bend, Lawrenceburg urora and Cochran.

Third Train Night Express Leaves Cincinnati at7 15 P. for Seymoui and Louisville, Vincennes and Evansville, Sandoval and Cairo, and St. Louis. Through from Cincinnati to St. Louis without change of cars.

Depot, corner of Front and Mill streets. One train on Sunday, at 7 15 P. M. Through from Cincinnati to St. Louis witnout change of cars.

From Cincinnati to St. Louis by this road is almost a direct air line. For through tickets and all information please apply at the offices, 2 Burnet House, 177 Gibson House Building, corner Office under Spencer House, and at Depot of Ohio and Mississippi Rail Road, corner Front and Mill streets. Cincinnati. The Cincinnati and St.

Louis Omnibus Line calls at the principal hotels; and by leaving lists at either of the ticket offices, will call at private residences. T. LOUGH, Gen'l Freight and Ticket agt. W. H.

CLEMENT. General Superintenden GEO. W. FORD, General Agent. (Note.) Passe ngeasare landed on the east side of the Mississippi river, opposite st.

Louis, lirst class omnibuses are always in readiness to carry passengers to any part of tLe citv, the Pacifie Railway epot, or to any of the boats, lare.tweuty.five cents, including ferrage. arnums Hotel is probably the best in St. Loui. 120 000 BRICK FOR SALE, by J. Evans or T.

E. Stokes at Sumner. A. TOLASKY Jeweller's and Express Safes, Vaults, Vault Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Doors and Dank Locks. The recent test of Made Clothiag, Hats and Caps, oots and o-r.

a -Shoes, Dry Goods. Notions, Jewelry, etc. I fofdlfferenl manufactures the Great Delaware street between Second and Third Leaven worth city. KANSAS BOOK-BINDERY, ESTABLISHED 1857. JOHN DODSWORTH, BLANK BOOK MANU-j FACTURER, On Thfrd Street, Corner of Shawnee, LEAVENWORTH CITY Blank Books ruled and bound to any pattern, for Batkers, Merchants, County Officers, Ledjers, Journals, Records and Dockets, made out of good paper, at Eastern prices.

Magazines, Music, and Periodicals bound in plain or fancy binding. SHAWNEE HOUSE. On Shawnee street between Main and Second, Leavenworth K. T. This house has been recently fitted up with' airy comfortable rooms, and will ever be found a delightful, pleasant and convenient retreat forthose visiting Leavenworth for business or pleasure.

Being convenient to the Post Office and main thorough fare, all will find it convenient to make this house their home while visiting the city. Thi property is also for sale on the most rea sonable terms. For further particulars en qui re at this office or on the premises. CHARLES WRIGHT. Proprietor.

collection 01 notes and draits. References James, Kent Santee, Sei-ger, Lamb Philadelphia: Hon. R. J. Atkinson; Third Auditor, Chubb Brothrrs, Rankers Washington City: Drexell Bankers, W.

S. Giiraan. Banker, SQTJATTEB, STOKE. D. W.

McCormick, Deleware street, Leav-inworth City, K. T. Dealer in Dry Good-Notions, Boots and Shoes, Groceries and Reas dy made Clothing, by wholesale oi retail..