The Atchison Daily Free Press from Atchison, Kansas • 4

ST. LOUIS DIRECTORY. jjj Saila jjtt rfSS- The good order and peculiar interest if the camp meeting last night was noticeable. A large number of our wealthiest and most prominent eitizens were in Change of Time. On and after Monday August 12th, Trains on the B.

U. P. Rail Road will leave Atehison at 9:30 a. and returning leave End of track at 2:30 p. m.

No freight will forwarded from Atchison on the day of, its receipt unless it is delivered at the Depot by 9 o'clock. Wm. Osbobx, Supt. Atchison, Kansas, Aug. 17, 1867.

Ed. Free Press At the late Festival held by the members of the Colored 31. E. Church, for the benefit of said Church, held on the 15th, 16th tri 17th the net proceeds were $193.75. We are thankful to our friends for the donations made, and especially so to Mr.

Auld, who gave us the UBe of his hall for three nights in succession. By order of the Committee. Mrs. Eliza Rollisox, Ch'in'n. K.W0RIUM! D.G.Robbins&Co.

Cor. Commercial Fifth Sts. ATCHISON, KANSAS. THE andr-rsijrned. embracing thii occasion to tender his most cordial thank ta liis numerous friends and customers for thiir Jong-continued and liberal patronage, wishas at the same time to introduce to them as his successors in business Mersrs.

Z. C. ROBC1NS well and favorably known to the Itisiness com-inanity, to whom he has disposed of his entire stock of Groceries and Provisions and he hopes that the rery liberal patronage with which he has hitherto been fa-fored will be bestowed upon his successors. I. N.

IIOCKADAY. Atchison, Aug. 1S67. DOCTOR JAMES, Formerly of James' Lock Hospital, Custom House street. New Orleans, established ta 1S00, sad located la Chicago for the last six years, has removed to 9 Randolph street, corner of Dearborn street, nearly opposite hi old office, Chicago, 111., where he may bo consulted npoa the treatment of Old Chromic, Mercurial, Scrofulous, and all kinds of Blood end St in Diseases and Disorders of Contagious Venereal Character.

Cares them withont resorting to Mercury, Iodine, Petai, Arsenic, or any poison, bat with a Neutraliter, a fmitirs curs for all humors and blood poisons. Obcaxic such as rVarirml Weakness, Nocturnal and Diur al Emissions, brwught on ty abase of the system, early indiscretions, excesses, or entailed hereditarily, causing loss of memory, confusion, depression, dimness, and oftentimes Insanity, with other deplorable train of symptoms, treated and radically cured ith an infallible method, saving much time and expense. Gleet, Goaorhac, Stricture, and all diseases peculiar tt the sexes, of a private suture, radically cared. Old diseases of the MOST nOKT.IBLE CLAFS, where the blood has become poisoned, producing blotches the face, small watery blisters, aiiis in the head and bonrs, ulcerated thrust, nose, limbs aad body, scrsfu-la, together a ith aa endless number of suffering. Dr.

James is recommended by the press generally, the medical faculty, and professors of raedical colleges, etc Those afflicted tho aid apply immediately, and be cured of these terrible diseases. Dr. James has jnst issued a revised. Improved aad greatly enlarged edition of Ths Monitor on Venereal Disease and Diseases peculiar to the srirl, with directions and prescriptions for self treatment. Spenmat-rhea, caused by self-abuse, sexual excess, Ac, Is fully treated and will not fail arrest the atteatlaa of tne reader.

An important feature or the book is a treaties upon Conception how avoided and the cte-cesaity and propriety sometimes of se doing. The vsg. rious diseases peculiar to females are folly treated and their remedies given. The Monitor is printed npoa fine paper, neatly as'd substantially bound, containing 850 pages, ami It is intended as a book to be kept for private reference and consultation. It is multum in varra much in tha Leading Business Houses.

Are aniverssJIy acknowledged to bo tbo Best Constrnctc bot Operating, and most Economical and Durable Cooking Stoves liver Jilade. Trice List aad Catalncne vent on application. Aduress rzcELSioa MAXtrrACxcsixd compxxt. ST. LOCIS, no.

JOHW KC7VZBI.K. STErtSKX aoSKWElA. KUPFERLE HOSEWELL, MISSOURI BRASS FOUNDRY, ITI.K AKD UK rxrs woacs, JTo. Car. id St.

A Kitkingto Ht. Louis, Mo. Manufacturers of tras, Gas ud Water Cocka. Taier. i Kultr IJcae.

l'scklns; and Strata. Capper and LriJ liies. Pump, Steam and Waier For Diarrhcra, Ihiser.trrjt, Summer Complaint, Children's Teething, pluxt Cholera, etc. Maguire's Benno Plant, the rernsdy known, its fax has rraetasd sverr section or tU country, as will bo auesisd ty many reliable tostitnomaW tutiihed hj us. J.

A C. M4UUIRB. Sot Pmpriclon, fnld by and MeliciDe Dealers erery woero. WE3STER, STELLE, YOST Hanafactarsrs Trnolesalo dialer ta CLOTHINGr, No 420 North Mtin Street, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

E. C. PIKE WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Offer at low prices a targe stock or DItUGS, PAINTS, VARNISHES, AND WINDOW GLASS, S. E. Car.

of 2 St. end WashinQton ST. LOCIS, MO. WAIiNE, CUEEVEK Jk Wholesale Hardware, Cutlery, Tea Teats, Fiee laoss, Shatxs, Ac. Rogers Bro't Plated Spoons and Forks, Z02 Jk 301 Washington Keenue, GAIXT LOCIS.

MISSOURI. f-y-Senl for DeierlptiTo Llst.3 GrBO. 30. TT jfV T.T., SLIGO IROf STORE, OiS No. 208, New No.

1007 N. 2i ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. D. H.lnd "Tyrone" Iron.

All kinds of Wagon and Plow Woodwork mad Black smiULs' Uarchandise. J. J. DOBMEIES 00., I 212 W. 5th St.

Louis ifissouri. jsioat InrtrumsnU and Sheet Music. Ons hundred first etass Pianos, Organs and Xlclodcons for tale or rent. Asonta Wantod. TO t-'O A DAT.

to l3tro.l2ee onr now l.ateat STAR SUVTTLH SXWIsa MA. $10 V.iJ."T. S20. Iisi'i to ihrl sm3Iu A il other low-priced michiaci make the CHA1 sriTOli. Kach Ajrsot furnished with a eopr of Letters Patent, exclusive territory girea.

Sea-l f.ir Circulars. B. E. IIRN'DKKSilN- A 3v4 1th St. Loots.

jobh T. kEAXTrr, St. Lvuim. 3tJL2fNY I 1 2f and Wlioleaala dealers in BOOTS AND SIIOI2H! No. 123 f.Jsin Street, ft.

tons, J. 3. Sick I OS j. Hi JH JEL IkT 5 Afx :por.rias or SADDLERY. II A 11 A Pw 317 jXZciin.

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. o. ox. n.

L. CHASE, Iteprcjenttf! by Orrtit Cfunnirs, India Uatjgmj, Burlap, Oatatui Wool OtStoi and Paper Sacks. No. Ill SOUTH COMMZnCIAL CTREST, Ket. aal Elta Ets ft.

Louis. UraneTi, Croolcrs oAYT 3IAXUFACTURER3! Eos. 113 and 11S Vino JJT. LOUIS, MI3SOUIII. 211 LaVo Street.

Chicago. 76 Carocdelet Street, New Orleans. ATCHES a JEWELRY. C. S.

Russell, Successor to EDTTAED HEAD 207 N. Fowrlh Street, Opn. Uvcrctt House, ST. LOUIS. SA2TL ilcCAETITIIY Y7TIOLESALE GROCERS, lurozTtci or VI1TL3, LIQU02S AITD TEAS, 4.15 fc H7 N.Sd ST.

LOUIS, MISSOURI Xancl Warrnnts, College Scrip, Government ficcuritieaofa.il kinds, Gold and Silver, hcttyht fit best iratrs hy 0AYL0SD, LEAVSIJTvOHTH X3cWi.lr.er-a, BT. LOUIS, MISSOURI. ST-LOFvj BOOKS, PAPERS, f. rt AT WHOLESA LE. Retail Department The most eiteoaire la St.

Louie. Bend for anything jon want, nad I 20 7 i FOURTH ST.f if bouthi in person. PAGE, EXITS, LETKTIS Kiauricrcuu Rooting, Pitch and Felt, Parrafp.ne VarnUh tiriuht Carbolic Aeul and Car. of Lime (sure disinfectants-) Xj la. XI.

SOG N. Second Street, BT. LOUIS, MISSOURI Us. FOO'TZZa Importer and Wholesale dealer la Foreign and Domestic Wines, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, K0. 112 NOBTH.

SEC03SD STREET, Between Chestnut and Tina. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. GAYL0ED, SON BLOOM FORGE ROLLING MILLS, I Railroad Chair and Spike "Worts, Mannfacturcrs dealers la BOILER, BAR, SHEET AND PIG IRON, VACinousu, Nos. 1023 i1031 N.

Main St, St. Louis, Mo. Vukafactorer anl ia C0PPEE, TIN SHEET IE02T. Special attention girea to Copper-vork for Steam Boats, Mills and Distilleries. Brass Slide Valves, Vacuum Valves, Cocks, dec, 110.

613 MAIN STREET. ST. LOUIS. WEAR HICKMAN, Isrporters and Joblfsrs of FANCY DRY GOODS, HOSIER A ND NO TIONS, Mo. 319 3kXxa.

Sar-, ST. LOOS, VISSOCEL- ag2d3m Advertise in thrtTLEt I lellvwrel In tlie City by tli Carrier for 25 Cent per Wertt. Reading Matter on Every Page. ATCHISON, KANSAS, AUG. 17, 1867 Local Matters IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS! XZr-TUK CIRCULATION Of THE FIfER II ESS IS NOW MORS THAN DOUBLE THAI OF ANY OTHER PAPER IX THE CITY.

IT IS THEREFORE, TnE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN KcLiaioiTS Services. Rev. R. J. Hesson of the English Lutheran church will preach in th Presbyterian IIalfron next Sabbath warning at the usual hjur of service.

There will be no service in the IS. E. Church to morrow, morning or evening. The Sabbath School will also bo emitted. Ker.Mr.Menge.of the German Lutheran Church, will preach at Price's Lower Hall, to morrow at the usual hours.

Semcea in the other churches as announced elsewhere. On the Camp ground preaching will eceur at 8, and A. and 2 and 7i P. and other services will take place as circumstances may suggest. The market was fine this morning said to bare been the 'dest of the season.

Police Judge Harrison informs us that during nine days of this month, not a single arrest was mde in this city for any breach of the city ordinances. Received per express the finest and nicest Gaiters, Balmorals and Slippers for Ladies Hissos, and In farts that could be had in New York this morning, at P. King's expressly for the city trade. d2t The namo of J. C.

Peters is announced in our columns as a candidate for County Trcasuror. Mr. Peters is an old citizen of the county, and has many friends among the people. He is competent to fill the office of Treasurer, and if elected will discharge its duties well and faithfully. A Shake.

A rattlesnake was killed on tho camp meeting ground on Thursday last. It was already suspected by seme that tho evil one had taken this guise insinuate himself into the camp and perhaps do harm to some ef the occupants. The death tho reptile is not to be regretted. Take a Sbat. New and fast line for the Camp Meeting.

Charley Andrews has put on a hack, and will carry passengers to and from the Camp Ground to morrow, from the corner of Fourth and Commercial erery two and a half hours, leaving at 7 o'clock a. m. Charley will accommoJate all who call on him. Kansas Fecit. We yesterday saw a dwarf pear tree not more than seven feet in height, which held 148 fine pears.

It was a fine sight, and 'affords another evidence of the adaptability of Kansas soil for fruit growing. Tho tree was on the "Grape Hill" farm three miles north of the city. Bishop Vail, says of a $5000 Policy which he holds in the "Mutual Life of New York" that he is highly pleased with tho results, and he would adriso every man to take an Endorsement Policy in the old famous-substantial "Mutual Life." M. GAYLORD, Local agent Atchison. W.

II. Fisueb, special agent, A row occurred in one of tho saloons near our sanctum to day. Two arrests were made. We observed that one well-dresied rowdy whom Kinney was leading to the calaboose was minus a hat-. Kinney said the fellow btruck his antagonist after he was arrested, and for that reason ought to be compelled to go through the street bareheaded.

Other rowdies will take war ning. Our readers will find the name of Theo. II. Minehart as a candidate for county Treasurer. Mr.

Minehart is one of our oldest and best known citizens, having been connected with business in this city for many years. Ho has many friends who will vote for him in full confidence as to his fitness for tho office. Wo wish him all the success which may bo justly claimed lor nim. We take pleasure in announcing to iaj tho name of David Baker, as a candid ate for the office of County Treasurer. Mr.

Baker, if elected, will make an efficient officer. He is worthy of the place ho seeks no was a launiui somier tiunng me war and lost a leg in the service of his country. The people should not forget the claims of the soldier in the distribution of the places of honor and profit. Matkimomal. The Probate Judge, Mr A.

W. Spaulding, informed us, a day or two ago, that he had issued forty-three marriage licenses since that duty had devolved on him. The first one was issued Feb. 2Sth 1867. This would make the average about two a week.

Tha-matrimo-ial market is not lively now, either. When business gets good again say about tho holidays the Judge expects to do much more in this line. Strange as it nay appear, there is occasionally a person, qualified to officiate in such matters, who don't know that it is necessary that the candidates be properly licensed. Only a short time ago an elderly clergyman in this eouoiy married a couple, who baa not procured a license, and the Result was be had to call them in, when he made the dis covery that he had acted in violation of law, and marry them over again, to save himself from prosecution under the law. It was an unpleasant affair for the otherwise happy couple, but they submitted, we believe, with a tolerably quiet demeanor to the infliction.

Preachers must obey the laws. J. Fear, the present efficient deputy, is out in our columns as a candidate for the offico ef County Treasurer. The manner in which he now fills the office of deputy warrants the belief that he is fully competent to discharge the duties efthe office he seeks. He is one of many can didatcs for a retj responsible offiee, and we trust the people will give his claims a candid1 consideration.

Transient visitors te the Camp Ground to morrow will find the Boardinz tent ef Ziah King a good place to get meals. Mr. King has a large and well-supplied tent and will furnish regular meals at fifty cents each. For the extra dinner which he pre pares to-morrow the charge will be twen ty-five eents extra that is seventy-five cents. The Camp ground is very pleasantly lo cated on ground gently sloping towards the north.

It isR-ell supplied with seats, shaded almost completely by oak and hickory trees, and close at hand is a very fine spring of cool water. A better location could hardly hare been selected. Moved Away. Many of our eitizens may have noticed that the saw-mill which has long stood on the Winthrop bank cf the river, and blowed steam and scattered saw dust in plain view of the residents on the bluff, has gradually moved down the river and finally slopped at a point nearly opposite the foot of Main and a little farther from the river bank. This raoiing process has not been by water-power, tho' the operations of the Missouri river led to tho removal.

The property was purchas ed by Messrs. Cummings Adams, some time in October last. Not long after it appeared that the mill was being undermined by the eurrent of the rirer, which had washed away large portions of the bank during the spring rise. It was at once decided, as a measure of safety, to remove the building from its treacherous location to a safer spot. Accordingly the proprietors procured a lot and prepared a site for the mill, as before mentioned, and removed it to its present location.

The removal has oecapied some weeks, and the mill is now about ready to scatter sawdust and blew steam once more. The washing of the bank on the Winthrop side of the river, the present season, has been very destructive to the interests of the property holders in that vicinity. The Camp Meeting. The meeting in MoVay's Grove has beea in progress since Tuesday night. The attendance has been good, and the interest in the meetings, considerable.

There are, we believe, eighteen tents, occupied by probably four times that number of families, and also a boarding tent, which accommodates many transient visitors to the camp. Besides those regularly domiciled in the tents there are many who temporarily occupy them, being those who can spend but a little time in the camp, visitors and friends of the regular occupants. Altogether tho attendance is quite as good as eould he expected. Several hacks and ether conveyances ply oonstantly between the camp and tho eity, and generally carry full leads each way. The usual order of services has been prayer or class 'meeting at 8, and preaching at 10 a.

preaching 2 and 7 p. m. The evening service is usually preceded by a prayer-meeting and followed bv an ex hortation and convert meeting. There are also other special prayer-meetings held. Est.

Mr. Marshall is in constant at tendance, also Rev. Mr. Mitchell, P. Rev.

Mr. Buck, Rev. Mr. Schimp, Rev. Mr.

IIouts.Rav. Mr. Shaw.Rev. Mr Simpsoo and perhaps a few others. The order and quiet of the meetings have been undisturbed with.

the exception ef Thursday evening, on which occasion a few unthinking if not maliciously inclined beys from the city made some disturbance by yelling ana 6inging, ex hibiting themselves, in this performance in a very ungracious manner. MiJXA in TnE vvidskness. lae camp ground, where the people have gone up to gather manna, is a place of peculiar inter est. There it is that the care3 of business are all banished, and the worshipers left free to gather the manna as it descends from heaven upon the camp. Rieh and poor there are equal.

Old and young are alike rejoicing. Banker bows at the altar with the laboring man the plebian and the patrician find sweet fellowship in the camp, and the same manna feeds them all God's green trees are the canopy that covers them, and the pure air of heaven fans their brows, and stirs the heavy flaxen locks of youth and tho thin gray hairs of age. Viewed by the light of the evening lamps the seece is interesting and peculiarly The moonlight struggling in through rifts in the leafy canopy, is lost in the glowing fianio of the lamps; the bowed multitude within the altar during the hour of prayer, and tho listening company on the rough benches the preacher expounding the Word from the primitive pulpit of unplained the whole company joining anon in the song of swell ing praise; the weeping suppliant at the al tar the shouting saint with the evidence of salvation the sweet influence of these combined associations on the camp ground, are pleasant to contemplate, and savor richly efthe great Pentacostal scene, or ef the glorious Feast ofTabernacles. The camp ground is no place for levity, for mirth, or scoffing. There areTbany Chris tians in the camp, and they are intent on thework in hand.

"Earnest in season and oufof 'season" for the salvation of sinners, and for the reviving presence of the-Spirit of God. This is briefly the situation at the camp and this the intent of the meet ing. in The Free Prbss. Everybody that wants a first-rate meal, and everybody that desires to partake of the choicest delicacies of the season is sure to go to the popular restaurant of Nick. Jehnst n.

Nick keeps up with the times, and always has the lest of everything. Among the articles taken into the Far West last year by one or two Indian traders, were a few gross of Phalon's "Night-Blooming Cereus," with which some of tho red ladies were so delighted that they would not look at tho other notions as long as it lasted. Even in the savage state woman is tasteful. Ealncay Democrat. For Rent.

Proposals will be received during this week, for the renting of the Bird Estate Buildings, now being erected on Commercial street. Buildings to be completed on or about Sept. 10th. Apply to dlw J. Smitii.

Free Lpnch Each day from 10 to Hi o'clock, A. at the Gretto Saloon, Cor. 4th and Commercial streets. july24dtf. The best lumber we have ever seen, has just been received at Hoke's Lumber Yard.

As regards price it is sold as low as the lowest. Builders should make a note of this. If you want to see a neat, well-kept, and abundantly supplied meat market, go to the newly fitted up establishment of Messrs. Bracke, Brown Wetzel, on Fourth street. This market is a superior one.

The room is very neatly fitted up and painted outside and in, supplied with refrigerators, iceboxes and racks for the preservation of meat, and what is of more importance the very best of eat is always to be found there. Jnst received by express, six doz. Pearl, Paddle and Canton Seaside Hats at tf. S. Greenabum's Ladies Variety and Millinery Store.

Gould Wilbor, Druggists, aro manufacturing a superior article of flavoring extracts, consisting of Vanilla Lemon Almond Peach Nectar, They warrant them to be strictly pure and far superior to any in the market. They can be obtained at all the principle Grocery stores in Atchison, and at their Drug Store in Parker's building. tf To Teachers. Wanted a teacher who is qualified to give lessons on the Piano, to take charge ef a small school in the country. Inquire at this office.

d4t The best quality and the neatest fitting Paper Collars in the market are to be found at Wm. M. Davies store on Fourth street, tf. Stoxr Ware. 1800 gallons? all styles and shapes.

Fruit Jars from quarts to gallons. A fine assortment. Call at Brandner's. tf All game of the season served up in the best style at Nick Johnson's dining ind oyster saloon. A full and complete stock of notions of all kinds at P.

R. King's, all sold at the late reduced prices. JuneSdtf French Mustard a very fine article, in cans at Brandner's. tf It ward Five Thousand Dollars in County Scrip wanted. P.

L. HUBBARD. New Advertisements. FOK REXT. THE "American House," situated on the Levee, between Main and Commercial sts.

Yor further information, apply to J. M. LANGSDOUF, aiiglOdtf City Marshal. VETERINARY SURGEON 1). BRUNSWICK, recently arrived from France, now offers his professional services to the citizens cf Atchfson and vicinityiislsi being a regularly educated Veterinary Surgeon, with many years practice in Europe, possesses superior advantages in the treatment of al! diseases Horses and Cattle are afflicted with.

Can be consulted at all hours. Office in Gould A Wilbor's Drug Store. July 29th, 1867-d Awl y. MANLEY TALB0TT. 33 j.

-JST 321 33 3Tt S3 Corner of Commercial and Fifth ATCHISON, KANSAS. FOREIGN and Domestic Exchange, Gold and Silver Coin, Uncurrent Money, Laud Warrants and all classes of Government Securities bought and sold at best market rates. Deposits received on favorable terms, and money loaned at reasonable rates on good security. August 6th, lS67-dwtf. A Song for the Million.

Come all yu jolly fanners And listen to my song Sit down a while contented, 111 not detain you long; Likewise you lovely ladies Who wish to ride with ease Just cali upon JOHN LANDGRAF, I'm sure he yon pan please. His saddles are the cheapest That's to be had In town For neatness and for comfort Their equals can't be found'. As to the other "fixins' They're really hard to beat, For strength and durability None with them can compete. They're of the best materials The country can afford. And made by ai good workmen As ere stood at a board.

His shop is on Commercial street. Next to Newcomb's store, And in the city of Atchison, JOHN LAMDGBAF, jtme29wtf Saddle and Harness Mabtr. Grentlemen5s DINING SALOON! By N. JOHNSON, Commercial "between Fourth and Fifth. a.

x- -xxx. 3VI 1 or At all hours of the 4ay and night. No pains or ex-ense wiU be spared to please our gnests. The table will be sapplied with all the substantial and delicacies bf the season. We hare rooms fitted op for ladies and are prepared to get op suppers for balls and parties at short notice.

Give us a call. fJyUdtf N. JOHNSON. Blank Deeds and Mortgages for sale at this oflrce. Lost.

At or near the market.this morr ing, a white onyx boscra-pin. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at this offico. tf Fob Sale One of the most desirable dwellings in Atchison, now occupied by Dr. Mai in will be sold very low. Enquire at Exchange Bank ef dlOt.

Wm. Hetiierixgtox. Wanted. Stone Masons and Stone Cutters, at Four Dollars and fifty eents per day. Steady employment.

Payments made weekly. Enquire of D. Naughton, who will give all necessary information. dlw. Shave, Sib Mr.

Fred. Koester hns newly installed Mr. Sam. S. Jones in his popular Shaving and Hair-dressing Saloon, and they will always bo ready to give their customers a good shave and the best hair cut and hair dressing in the western country.

They also have an excellent suite of Bath Rooms, where either cold or warm Baths may be had on short notice, and at low rates. Call at Kcester's, South side Commercial street, between 2d and 3d. Great Bargains fob Thirty Days. Fancy and Millinery Goods will be scld at cost, and some a great deal under cost, in order to make room for a large fall stock. I will came articles that I will sell at cost: Plain Black Dress Silks, Silk Sacks, Swiss Jaconets, Cotton Hose, Linen and Lace Handkerchiefs, all kinds of Trimmings.

Buttons, Ladies' and Childrens' Hoop Skirts. Goods that I will Fell under cost Lace, Crape, and Straw Bonnets, Straw Hatrf, Call if you want bargains. Goods must and will be sold Low, at S. Greenabaum's Ladies Variety and Millinery Store. augl-dtf.

Rea Bovixgdon's Grand Distribution. 75,000 Dollars worth of Real and Person al Property, to be drawn at Urbana, 111., on Sept. 2d, 1867. Two dollars will secure an interest in the Distribution. Every ticket draws a prize.

The best induce raents offered to agents. Send and get an illustrated circular. Address Rea Bov- ingdon, Urbana, 111. t. f.

Nick Johnston's new Restaurant is open and his ability to serve customers with the best the maiket affords may now be tested. Those who have tried Nick's table pronounce it and we are one of those. Go and see for yourself. Davies keeps on 4th street next to Gos-lin's. He makes suits to order, and gives his customers fits.

He sells Hats, Caps and the finest of gtfnts furnishing goods. Give him a call. tf. The place to go. Our readers may rest assured that for the finest and most life-like pictures of themselves, their children or their friends either in carte de visite or mammoth size the place to go is J.

M. Munn's popular photograph Gallery, north room, second stery of Rullman's (late Minehart' s) store, corner of Commer cial and Fourth. Look at Munn's samples, and call on him for pictures. julySldtf Extra Fine Metropolitan Flcur-market at Brandner's. tf -best in Tbet cam do it.

Andy Trulleib and Jim Reynolds they can just shave you as smooth as a trout's ear. They have open ed a shop where Jones used to be, north side of Commercial street between 2d and 3d streets. dtf Pike Lumber. Mackoy Scoville are receiving a large lot of Pine Lumber, Laths, Shingles, Sa3h, Doors, Blinds, which they are selling at prices to suit the times. They also keep constantly on hand a superior make of Cottonwood Shingles.

Yard Cor. Fourth street and Utah Avenue, South Atohison. apl adtf. Mackerel, whitcfish, codfish, trout, herring and halibut, at dtf Quigg's A selected stock of Rhine Wines of my own importation, warranted free from all adulteration. Also best of claret wines, always to be found at H.

Brakdkbr's. Opened Again. The popular Meat Market of Chas. Durst has been refitted and put in good order, making of it a first class establishment, and ic will be open on and after July 17th, and always supplied with the best of meat. My friends and former patrons are invited to give me a call.

Julyl6dtf. C. Durst. Mackoy Scoville are selling Pine Lumber cheaper than ever before sold in this market. dim.

Take Notice. The public are respectfully notified that I am ready to receive and serve them with all articles in the line of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Gloves, tc, at my new location, first door south of Gosiin fc Co's store on 4th street. junl9-tf. Wm. M.

Davies. Wood fob Sale. Three hundred cords of good" Wood, a portion of it Hard and a portion but not mixed. Enquire of tf Drubt Brown. Dried Beef, and eanvased hams at Qcigg's.

Tne best of Cheese may always be found at Brandner's. tf Family Groceries of all kinds cheap anp fresh at Brandeer's. tf A Chasc roatJocw Bkbad. Why will you use old musty flonj'J-when you can get choice article manufactured from nice. new wheat, by at the Ferry Mills.

dtf Ey ths bT card it will be seen that the undersigned are before the public as candidates for their favors. It is their purpose to prosecute, with diligence, and a due regard to tho wants and accommodation of all, the business of a first-class "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocery Provision St ire, and they hope that, with their former experience in this line of trade, a familiarity with the demands of the market, and the system of baying and selling for dsn. they will be enabled give satisfaction to all. They do not mean that their stock of Family Groceries, either as to quantity or quality, shall be surpassed- by that of any other house in the city while their prices shall be as low as the lowest. Our motto: iuict Sales Small Profits.

D. C. ROBBIXS CO. Aug. TWEXTY- FOURTH THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

STATE ME XT FOR THE TEAR. jaxcabt 31, 1SC7. Net Assets, Feb. 1, 1S6G 114,112,319 SS RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR. For premiums and policy fees Original on new policies f.T Renewals 2,92.39 23 War extras and annuities 83 $5,115,550 IS Interest on bonds and anj mortgages.

571,202 47 U. S. stocks 331. 42 73 Premium on Gold 50 70 65,000 00 Rent. $8,217 035 SS Total 73 DISBURSEMENTS AS FOLLOW Paid claims by Paid additions to Paid matured endowment policies Paid additions to came Paid post-mortem dividends, dividends surrendered, and reductiou of Paid surrendered Paid Paid taxes.

Paid expenses, including exchange postage, advertising, medical examinations, salaries, printing, stationery, and sundry oQice Paid commiions Purchase of future comnr.3sk.119 Office rent for real estate sinking Profit and loss 7G7.966 67 17S.747 1 7,000 00 8,3:13 00 M1.W4 S2 4.675 lrt U.1'24 1-2 75 24 iVJ 4.V,.6 6 73 00 49 8S 70 Xct Cash January 3r, 97 INVESTED AS FOLLOWS: Cash an hand and in bank. 07 Bonds and mortgages fO United States stocks (cost) 4.Mk),10S 75 N. V. State ftccks Real estate i'S Dalances due from agents 1-7 K7 Add interest accrued, but not due 75 due and unpaid 3t. 00 Market value of stocks in excess of cot, 801,705 00 Add deferred premiums and premiums due but not yet received C9 10:2,070 44 Gross Assets, January 31, I5C7 $19,011,867 41 Increase in net rash assetr for the li The Assets are thns appropriated i Net Berrre, at 4 per cent, interest, for the present value of exixting policies, 10,32 49 Net Iieserre for outstanding dividend 86 Net Leaerre for annuities payable 23 Total Reierre for policies additions, $16,32,81 13 Claims ascertained, not due, including additions, less Jteserce on same included above 40,799 CH Unclaimed po.t-mortcm dividends 42, fill 5 Premiums paid iu advance S9.5M 25 Surplus 2,795,473 63 Total assets as above $19,811,367 41 POLICV AND RISK ACCOUNT.

Policies. "Amount. At risk, Jan'y 31. 186.. 25, 797 insuring 3,413,933 00 Issued in tbe year '66 .15,258 no 1,895,100 00 00 $1,549,520 715.S00 0 12,000 0 2.47.400 00 4.109.S25 00 Restored 414 41.4C9 Deduct 401 dead 245 endowm'ts mat'd 4 forfeited SS.3 cancelled 129.3 2S31 $8 14,615 O0 At risk, Feb.

1, 1S67 3B.6S3 insuring CO Dividend additions 17,42,15 61 Tot. in force Feb. insuring $146,903,533 61 Total Increass in 'CG 12,841 Insuring $46,060,785 00 I hare carefully examined the forego! i statement. anu nna ins same correct. (Signed) SUEPAKD IIOMANS, Actuary.

CLINTON B. FISK, General Agent. No. North Ttdrd Street, St. Louis, Missouri.

Certificate of Anthorlty, (To Expire on the 2Sth day of February, a. 1S63.) AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICF, I TopeKs, Kansas, July 3, 1S67. Whbseas. The Mutual Life Insurance Company located at New York, in the State of New York, has filed in this office a sworn statement of its condition, as required by tbe first section of the act -'To regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated by the Plate of Ksnsas," passed February 20th, 1SC3, and amendment thereto, approved Feb. 25th, 1SC4; and Wsuus, Said Company has furnished the under.

signd satisfactory evidence that it is possessed nf at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual Capital icvested In stocks, or in bonds, or in mortcraires of real estate, worm aounie tne amount for wl.ich tbe same is mortgaged and cam VO-opany nas men in this ofrjee a written instrument, under its corporate al, signed by the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing anv agent or agents of said Company in this State to ac- inowieage service or process, for and in behalf of said company, consenting trial sucn service of nroeess shall be taken and hetd to be as valid as if served ud- uu nic vsuuipauy, accuraius; to ine laws oi mis or anv I oilier cute, ana waiving all claims, or riht or error by reason of such acknowledgment of service. Now, Therefore, in pursuaace of the first section of tne aioresaia act, 1, i. B. Ewallow, Auditor of Plate for the Ftate of Kansas, d. herebv certify that said MUTUAL LIFK INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York, is authorized to transact the business of Life Incnrance in this State until day of February, in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.

eigUt. In. Witness Whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name, and caused I the Seal of my office to be affixed the day and year alwve written. J. It.

8WALLOW, Auditor or State. W. II. FISIIEK, Special State Agent, Lawrence, Ks. H0TICE TIIE undersigned begs leave to In'orm the land owners of Atchisoj coui.ty that be has nsw obtained from the Surveyor General's office a complete copy of tns original field Botes of said county, and is prepared to establish permanent corners te any piece of land in the county.

Farmers who design planting hedges should bear this in mind. Tea days notice should be given by parties wanting survey lag done. Tbe public are Turthar notified that James Ingals, is tbe only surveyor deputised by me to establish cor ners in this eonnty. Surveys made or corners etsao- lihed by any otbsr, are illegal and liable to he ehaog-1 ed hereafter. Z.

S. WILLS, wug94Awtf Coun'y Surveyor, Atchison Co. i smallest space. Day it Bead it The book will injurs none, but benefit all the old and young of both sexes taarried and single. Paice ON'K DOLLAR.

Address Dr. James, P. O. Box 690, Chicago, 111. Dr.

James' Oflice and parlors are at Vi Randolph Street, Chicago, where he may be consulted personally or by letter UMn all diseases pertaining to his tor-rial ity. Office hours from 9 A. a. to 6 r. si.

Cencultatioas confidential. liocfoo dlwly. 'MAS Misp BlIMj: FOSTER COOK'S IITJSIG STORE, 67 Mastachusctt Lawrence, Kan. To the Husical People cf Kansas! ll'E repcctfully announce that we have opened, la 1 1 Lamrence. a store IT the sale of Mnsiea! Mer-chaniise, at wholesale ad retail.

It is mr intention: te keep the heft of all articles in our line of business, and fn.iu our long exterience in the Kai-t both professional and coiumen-iai we feel prepared to give to the public. Mr. S. II. Pusraa I a practical organ maker, and tuner and repairer cf piason, organs and melodeons.

He ha been, for four years p.it, connected with tho large establishment of Maseu A Hamlin, la New York and ll'u. Mr. T. J. Cone has been long known as an author and and was, for several years, the proprietor of a puulirlmig tiou.e iu New York- We expect to keep the largest stesrfc of Music and Musical Inc-trument in the Far WeU, and shall give special attention to supplying Dealers and Teachers, as well as tbe public.

Among the riamts we Mell are those of the crier. rated manufacturers. Chickrrinp, fuinway. Decker V. Lirhte, Haines and others.

We hare the general agency for the Far West for the snperb orgaus manufactured by PeLorstr, Psl-tos A of New Vurk, which took the prize ever all other first class organs st the great fair of the American Institute, in New York citv. We also hav the a. ncy for the popular Aaraicix Occas, n.ade by S. D. A If.

W. milh, Itoston. In addition to the above we can furnish Pianos or Organ of any other makers that may le dt sired. It iso Intention to control the music trade efthe Fat West. and we pledge ourf elves to-ll at lower rates than can obtained elsewhere.

Prices of Organ and from $5 to 9i5M. We wiU alo keep a otock of Yhuins, Guitars, Fletea. Accord-ot s. tanj, aad rmrlUr Instruments, together 'heir trimmings, such as strings, bridges, pegs, Cngirlinirds, etc. Mr.

1'iiof. being a vlo'inirt will give especial attention tn the faction of violin and guitar airings of th bct quality. AK iiKmiuents fully warranted. Discount Organs and Melodeons to ministers, churches and missions. Old instruments taken La exchange.

SHEET MUSIC, BOOKS We will fce-p a large of Slieet Musie and Music Hooks, and will receive the new uO'de of the day as issued liy Fa.t-rn and Western pithl her. Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt retail price. Mr. FusTaa will give special attention to Tuning and Repairing Pianos, Orgais, Melodeons and Accord-eons, Mutifxil Cenren'ioH. and Conrrrta.

Mr. Coos will ewtduct Conventions or play in Concerts in any part of the Wet-l. Circulars containing tortus, will be sent on application. Address. I'OSTEIt COOK, may 27, Lawrence, Kansas.

TBS c' -'ICO, If anufaeturei of Aad Dealers la ewery variety et School Herchawdise; Zftt ef rattMitt folding gtzt Qtt xs tsb statist xreaornoBrr nr ecsooz TURK ITU HM. sv.T- SCHOOL DtBXCTOKS ABOTJT sTtTaUrxajaV xxra acaoouBOirszs sbow to a. jcodjtx OTurfrxtotf Orcutar or Model tent ea Appnration. Salesroom, Nos. 409 411 Locust St.

Factory, Cor. 9th Poplar Sta, I st. is ens. augl3dw3m Look Oat for the (Treat Car of Science. LORD TURNER'S COLLEaE.

LOCATED ON CORNEK OF TIIIRD FELIX (Opprtite Calhoun? Hani,) ST. JOSEPH, MISS0TJEL "TTE and are fitting op the above 1 1 rooms fjr a Commercial College, which win ope a' oa the 15th of September. lsC7. Ail persona register-' ms; meir names before that time will receive a flls-cosnt of $15 from the regular price, Oho regular price being $35 for a life scholars! ip.) Any person wishing to register and become a member of our College will And one of the J. W.

Tamer, a Second and Faraon St. Joseph, or address LORD A TURNER. augl4dAw1m Sax Vr7, St. J'jscph, KfssoorL, DAVID MARTI.Y. -A-ttorxiey at Law" A TC ITIS OX, KAXSAS.

TYill give prompt aad careful attenSh-B So aii'leeel bas aess, of everv descriptiest, tntmrtrA te hlscare Office in Price's 'Clock, isr. 4th and Maia en-' trance on Fourth. REFERENCES Cen. J. Warren Keifer, Att'y af Law.

Pprinrnelo', Cf2 Williams A Davis, flankers. Mechaaicsbarjt, O. J. R. Mare.

Stock Dealer, do Hon. John M. Price, Att'y at Law, Atchison, Kaa' ytf CUItESIMjimw JL FPZ.I CATT MB all hsctnorm-nd erarjs ffc Xtch.Memid ZTeost Piles and ttisnnLem. JtJj CO cms, fry OaOtss. DraW si.

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