Ross's Paper from Coffeyville, Kansas • 4

BOSS'S PAPER COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS, AUGUST 2, 1872. 108 OX TIME! R. C. Crowcil Office and Excliangre fSiliilcin; xi.th came intoourolmsc the other were at press, and watched with An aspirii dav, while WHOLESALE CRCCEKS ICORS'S pipeh la piiblilicl at VA cry I HIUA1, at year in ntl ikm'c. it Iiuku tur: cir-I'liluilun ill Ivhiiku unit lh ii Nlntrv uuuu vrrj' Iwrgr rirculalion in hun sum P4CIFI MISSOURI undisguised amazement, the process of "making papers." Soon he opened his mouth, from which proceeded the following words I want to be a printer, And with the printers stand A black -jfot en my lorehead, A roller in my bund.

OF C. A. HI LL CO. Taxes Paid for 3i n-Residents. Collections made and Promptly Remitted.

Deposits receiretl General businese transacted anl money to loam. Kcferences. rOBWABDISG AXD Advertising raUK liberal. E.ti. ROMS, Editor und Proprietor.

RAILROAD i old Kelianle and Popular Through Express Route co mob iss io-a mmcmMM ts, The The BarricklOw Brothers are well known in this community. One can find almost anything at their store that eould be found in a general assortment. Joe Ban icklow attends to his own business, and retains his avoirdupois very well for one in his LiMrM HeoJiiifr- The largest public meeting ever held in Coffey-v ilk-, took the Public Square last evening. X.i eff. it whatever w.c ma le to attract a crowd, Ml to put up a few handbills the day before, and no arrangements no drumming up, or use of the usual appliances and calling people together and yet by 8 o'clock a concourse of not less than three hundred people a very large crowd for a small like Coffeyville were on the ground waiting for the appearance ol the speaker-.

The meeting was addressed by Maj. Ross, Capt. 1'bilbrick. of Doniphan county, ami ol. Moore, of offeyville.

The meeting adjourned at ll o'clock, with rousing chctrs for the Liberal ticket. Our neighbors abroad can safely set down Coffey ville for Gretley and Brown by one hundred minority. Ohio River Salt at Barr ft Heddcns for 13.00 per barrel. Everybody buys from Fleming at the Flag Drug Store. Kansas City, Baxter Springs and P.

WILLIAMS. SUniiiUn. uonnecricut r.noTvxi.vG sew yokk. NATIONAL BANK, Kalamazoo, Mich. (H.s WM.

rntsr San. TO ST. EOIIS COOLERS at eo-t. by ft EYEIITS. and all points 1).

A. McFAKLAXE, COFFEYVILLE. lee. All parties wanting EOS promptly by calling ou D. ill be CO.

For the BUCKEYE MOWER, cc East Xorth South I 3Tev York. Juty Carl Schnrz. in a letter to the Tribune, says tlie letter quoted in his St. Louis speech, concerning the patronagein connection with the San Domingo business, was addressed to him by Gen. Pleasonton.

late Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Says Schurz: In reply to a note from me. the contents of which I have a memorandum, which reads as follows: Ask Pleasontosp whether he remembers a conversation he had with me concerning San Domingo, in which he said if I would support the President. I eould have all the patronage I wanted, etc ask him whether he was authorized by the President to do so. General Pleas-an ton's letter in reply i quoted in my speech.

I have since retrieved from Geineial Pleasonton the following note Xew York, July 25. 1872. Dear General Of course I have no objection to your giving my name to tlie. public in explanation of facts. I would sa y.

that as a friend of the Peesident as well as yourself. desired you should be on good terms, and if you should understand that there is no personal feeling in the way of relations mutually satisfactory, your statement is correct that the President wanted your support for In San Domingo scheme, and that you could have had the patronage of the government for giving it. That was the distinct impression ofthe President's conversation made upon" my mind, and I communicated it to you at the time. If the President positively denies having had any such conversation. I regret it.

I may console myself with the reflection that this is the first time that any statement of mine has been questioned, while the President has had occasion before this to distrust the accuracy of his rcc-collection. Truly vour- XThis m.ii-Sv ui the margin 1 thi, fit to -how that the ti.nc for which your subscription ti ha-, expired. Please remit ly 0. Onler or Draft. Iillwl Repnlillcaa State Con-rentiou.

A State Convention Of th LHxtral KepubHnan party of Kansas, to lie composed of two delegates from each Representative district lm ahull he host-n at tlie primary meetings on Saturday, the 7th flay of Isi-2, will convened at Union Hall. 'hcadiiartei of the parlj in the city of at two o'clock P. on Wcdno lay. the 11th of September, A. I).

lor the purpose of nominating three candidate for the forty -fourth llth) ongi aj 2nd, five Presidential electors for the State ff a ticket for State officers: and i take Mich other steps as ma he dcctiMld proper and necessary. A. Til OMAN. Chairman It. Stale Central Committee.

"MOSES CARPENTER BI ILDER Constantlv on hand aud for sale, in Coffeyville, wholesale only, a general assortment of to the FLAG the kiud of Ao Change ef Cart If you have a BMase t- aint. go DRUG STORE. FLEMING has Paint yon want. Contracts Promptly Executed. Fancy and Staple ftJroccrics.

FROM Dec l. liri. Sbepard's Fort Scott Flour, September 1, 18 7 1. Wchave. on hand and fur sale, TOO Buffalo Robes, this lot being the pick out of over 3000 of last inter's cure.

Parties wishing to purchase, will do well to call or communicate with 19S K. I CROW ELL ft CO. COFI KY. DRAPER CO. deal in Clothing, Dry 6 is, Groceries, Hals and Caps, Bot- and sb Hardware, Qneensware, Eighth street, e-t of the Eldridge House.

Don't forget the place. All kinds of 1 CRN i' RE at MEiXSELL ft EVERT' 8. ST. IiOl'IS TO EW IORK Cramer iglit man" Ottawa Flour, A. I.

McLaughlin is not authorized to canvass or receive sulwcrlptlons for this paper. And other Principal Eastern Cities. Kansas Pacific Railway. Lake and Ohio Kiver Salt, to LEASE or PEBJEXX8. If you have anything TRADE, and Police to Bridge SMlIdei-s.

Sealed Prtiosals will be received until Katur-ui day, lO, lS7i, until 10 o'clock A. ML, to build TWO BKlIXiEs one across the a Verdigris River, East of the Railroad Bridge and just West of the Township and Range line, where the said line crosses tin- aforesaid river: and one across Onion Creek, on or ju-t East of the Section line between sections in ami 11. where the said line crosses the aforesaid Onion Creek. After which time. with due consideration, the contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder.

The authorities reserving the right tt reject any or all bills. Proposals wiU be received to build Iron Bridges, Howe Truss Bridges, the Groove-lock or any others. Proposals will be construed to include abutments, (or piers.) approaches, and all material to be Proposals to build Iron. Stone or Wood abutments, (or piersj will be considered. Each jiroposal to be accompanied wiili plans and speei'iicattoes.

E. II. FAG AX, Trustee of Parker Township. Montgomery County, Kaiisa-. Coffeyville, Jnlv 19, T2.

ow The Short Favokite and only all Hail Route BACO -TO A tt'clcomr M. Burl, of the Kansas ity Times, spent last Sunday with us, and seemed to enjoy the visit muchly, as wr are certain we did. Mr. IS. is one of the editors of the Times, is a gentleman of rare versatility and torce a an editorial writer, and represents one of the ablest and most InUuential Dailies in tho West.

Gen. Shanks and party, including Representative Smith, of Ohio, and ISrudett of Missouri, returned-from the Indian Territory on Wednesday, and left the train for the North on Thursday A largo stock of Whit.t Lead and Linseed Oil just received at the St. Saroes DrngSMlrel GEO. 8LOS8OX. Plf.asaxtox.

signe Denver, Georgetown. Golden City. Erie, Long--mont. Central City, Xew Memphis. Colorado Greelev, Evans, Green Cit Elkii.

lleno, Saorainento, sail Francisco, of Plankiiigton Ac Armor audFergu- THE MISSOURI IMCiriC RAILROAD Is Equipped with Elegant Day Coaches! Pullman's Palace Meepers! filler's SstTety IMsitlorm 1 Fntcnt 8Ieai Brake IRC 3 And all oiuts in Kansas, Colorado, the Territories, and ou the Pacific Coast. sou, Slarcn's Packing. Highest Price Paid in Cash for At the FLAG DRUG TORE i- the place to buy fine Liquors, fi twys (row HeadQnar Bout bon Whiskey direct from Paris, Bourbon fount; Kentucky. or Kent. A tow beautifully finished Rooms to rent with beard, EXDRIDGE SKINNER.

0- CORN MEAL at Whole-ale and Retail, at COFFEY, DRAPER GO'S. i A Wagon Load straw Hats to be sold in 00 days of cost at Barrirklows. We visited the Book Store ami Bindery at Mat. Foster, at Kansas City, a few days ago, and were much surprised at the extraordinary iTIiaiinsiiMII his establishment has attained during the last two or three years. It now occupies four floors of one of the largest store buildings in the city, and the stock is by far the most complete of any west of St.

Louis. Mr. Foster's facilities for iloing all desert pt iom Of BUSding and Plank Book work, are also very complete. COFfBtviLLE, July 80,1873. Editor 'sP 1S8 miles tlie shortest line to DENVER.

210 miles the shortest line to Pueblo. Trinidad, Sant.i Fe, and all points in New Mexico and Arizona. Ke 121 ember (Itat litis is the Great Through Line, and there is no other all Kail Route to above Points. Dear Sir As th be e- re seems parties, iu An Equpment unequaled bv any other line in the West. Hides, Tallow, Robes, Pelts, Woo! BX some misunderstanding, with soma gard to the vested rights to certain to be owned bv the Leavenworth lailds claimed Lawrence 1 1 Try It! Try It and Furs of every description.

or ferry transfer bv this Xo tedious omnibus route. Contracts made and merchandise of all descriptions forwarded to any point iu Southern Kansas. Indian Territory and "Texas. A. A.

TALLAGE, General Superintendent, St. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent, St. Lotiis. Feb.

J. 1872. Pulman Palace ars run through from Kansas City lo Dover and Cheyenne without change. Passengers by this route have an opportunity of adveston R. Company, I respomtfully submit he following letter for publication (the origisial of which is now on tile in hiy office) from Hon, Willis Drummond.

I would also state that hat is ts uc in regard to the section named by the Hon. Commissioner i also true in regard to all other sections claimed by the aforc-aid company, and lying within the limits of the withdrawal of Feb. 4J1888. 1 would further state that these lands owned by the aforesaid company, and lying iu the counties of Montgomery and Labette, are among the -very best lands in Southern Kansas, and have been placed iu my hands for sale at a low price an 1 upon long time, and all parties interested are respectfully requested to call at my office iu the cite of Coffeyville at their earliest opportunity. topping over aj ieuverani visiting the rich railing, agricultural and grazing districts of Colo- nin 'i-ii anted.

We. wish to contract for Forty Thousand of Corn deli vered In September and October. R. C. ROW ELL ft CO.

railf Warehouse in Coffeyville, Opposite the Depot, on East side Itailroad track. onnection is made at Kan-as City with all and from the East, North and South. A RELIABLE TOXIC. tin, Hidetu and I'stllov. Wanted.

Ca-h for Hide and Tallow at R. C. Crow ell Co. ST. L.OI IS, KANSAS CITAr AM) 'orthfi'ii Railway, We arc indebted to Walkley ami Wcmple, of Chetopa Mills, for a sack of very superior flotir.

If this sack to a sample af what they make, the people of Cbstopa and vicinity are very fortanate ni securing two such experienced millers. 1 Ohio ver Salt at Barron Heddcns for pt bar. el. Judge Hicks. Chief Justice of the Indian Terrif -ry.

and Mr. Miller, Secretary to Gov. Downing, spent a portion of the past week with us. They, were upon public, business connected with the Territory. They are most excellent gentlemen and we rfhall be glad to sec thaw again wiih us.

Grant or Wreeley. You pay vour money and take your choice of those fine Cheviot Shirts at the Country Store; only ,50. orn. Mr. John II.

Reed brought us the other some sample- of the kind of corn he is raising this year. A loen eats measured from 18 to 'JO Inches each in length, well tilled, and the kc-nels of large size. Mr. lice Is farm is about three miles north of town. He has one Held of corn planted seven weeks ago In which the stalks will now average fifteen feet iu height.

Ready -Made Coffins ft EI XS LI, EV F.KTS. Or. Fleming says he received a letter from his father in Kentucky, a few ago. wherein he says thai the mass of negro farmers with their em- ulovers. in that Stale, will generally vote forGrce- I Be sure to the Kansas I -k for tickets via Kansas City and leific Itailwav.

GEO. A. WADLEIGn. T. J.

DEAN. EDM D. S. BOWEX, GENKKiL SrPEKINTENIIENT. R.

KEIM. Gen. Ticket Ag't. Kansas it v. 5ff.

BEVERLY AGREEABLE AI PJLEAS-AaT flKIK. Wheat Wanted. We are paying cash for Wheat, 'average price lor last week per bushel. R. C.

(. CO. Wool Wanted. ash for Wool at R. C.

Crowell ft Go. FOl.MEKEY IS fi' 21 ISKOIKI THE SHORT LIXE TO ALIA 1. DEl ATTIIiOTE FOB ALL BILL AN I Notice. We have on hand and foi sale about 800 tanned Buck-skins, all sizes. R.

C. CROW ELL CO. I 8, ROUTE EAST! AXD TO aS A 3 OTTV 1 A PROPIUETOKh OF Dkp't of the Gkn'i, Land Office, WASltrVGTON, D. June 7, lSTi. Charles r.

Shipman, Coffeyville, Montgomery count)', Kansas. Sir 1 am ia receipt of your letter of 23d asking the us of sections 8, 5, 15, 17, 21, 2:, 25, -7. SO. 83, and 89 in T. 31, S.

of R. 17 and sections 17. 21, 29 and 33 iu T. 83, S. of R.

17 E. In reply I have to say that all of said sections are embraced within tlie ten mile or granted limits of the withdrawal of Feb. 1808, in favor of the I-, L. ft G. R.

and being Odd sections are therefore not subject CO entry. railroad rights having attached thereto. The rih half of section 21, T. 33. s.

R. 17 is also embraced within the 30 mile or indemnity limits of the withdrawal of the same date, fdr the I fnlon Padflc R. R. (south branch) now Missouri, Ivan -as and Texas R. and was selected by these roads Juufe 20, 1S71, under Acts of Congress ol' March 8, ISfi and July lStMJ, and the Osage Treaty of Sept.

30, I8C5, which selection was approved Feb. 0. s72. said roads therefore have a vested right in these lands, I see no means of the settlers acquiring titles thereto, except from the railroad company. A ery Respectfully, Signed willis drcmmcjn d.

AAD A EE IOWA WUII, 44 OIl WSsite Hilt Ksnltie, Patented June Utfe, 183S. Recommended by the Rational Liberal Republican Committee. With or without ribbon, for -ale by E. W. Harrison ft 41 and 49 Warren Street.

New Fork. Price ItOjOOper hundred, with Ribbon. fLJSOper hv.u Ired, without Ribbon. The onlv line runniiir through Bisters arc made of JVoai grapes grown ur IV i nc lsire Wine, at A CITY 'IVIIIIET, ROSEBROOK VIXEYAKD 3Tear Lawreoce, Kansas. ley and Brown.

t. Wo have oa hand and for sale a fine lot a ITMe Lariat. It. C. UOWLLL i 0.

We failed to notice in our columns last week th death of rapt. H. E. Flynn, the General attle Agent of the ft G.R, II. The captain's health had been failing for some time, but recent exposures earned hu death.

Money to Loan on long time on T. B. ELDRIDGE. a MONEY to loan on firt lass Securities at the Banking House of June --il NT) AH EBY ft CO. 51 ST R.

I 3 Through Express Trains A I i A A A I A 1 A I AT G.20 A. M. ANI ii.20 P. It. FOR I I AND ALL POINTS EAST, AORTII A A 1 SOLT1I, Tliikiiis: TWO HOIKS quicker time than miy oilier Route.

constantly on hand Dealers and others arc furnished with Certitieatcs of the Purity of their Bitters upon Kansas City Live teli: lai-Stcl. We make specialty of Littuors. Wo buy and sell cheaper than any house in the country. Don't you believe It? Interview us. GEO.

SLOSSON. 1EW YORK. CHICACrO, it A. Iailey, WHOLESALE ami Retail Dealer in Crockery, China, Lamps and Glassware, and Silver Plated Goods, Lawrence, Kansas. JuncSl-3m LAND WARRANTS and Agricultural College Script bought and sold at the Banking House of JuneT-lm NOAH EBY ft CO.

a 'JTraelc Taken I'p. Trains no longer run to the Blue Front," for I. Neeld has removed hi- large stock of Clothing ami Notions to Hickman's building. Post Office in same room. Barriclow has a full line of choice family Groceries.

tISCISATI LOIISVILLE Beef, Pork, Mutton, Atrip to the BluiT, two miks north -wed of the city, is an ineiilent not to be easily forgotten by any lover of beautiful scenery. The Bluff is far more precipitous than onewbuld suppose, in viewing it from the city. The road, which leads to the top is not a straight one by any means, but once at the summit, the eye can reach Without Change. as fair a Manufactured by KOSEBHOOK VlXE Lawrence, Kansas. in all directions for many miles over country as was ever known.

Pickled Pork, Corned 1872. Summer Schedule. 1872. any mans and sell Cash will buy goods cheaper than credit; at wholesale or retail. Wc bu; for cash at the Star Grocery.

Receipts during the week 7,324 Shipments, 7,031 The Times says: The market during the week has exhibited great activity until within the last flay or two, ben it has been more quiet. There has been no decline in prices, which remain firm. The quality of the cattle received during the week has been better than usual and has consisted of gfiod Texan cows, and heifers, and steers, and wintered stock generally. Onr-quotations arc as follow Choice native steers, av 1.300 to 1,500 lbs, ao.HO Good, well-formed steers, av 1,100 to 1.300 lbs, a 5,35 Good, three-year old old fleshy steers, av 1 .050 to 1 .303 lbs, IfLOO a 5,00 Good cows and heifers, av 800 to 1.000 lbs, $3,00 a 4.00 Wintered Texan steers.av 900 to 1.300 lbs Wintered herokee steers, av 800 to 1.050. Green Texan steers, av 750 to 1,000 lbs, Green Texan cows and heifers, av 050 to 800 lbs, .3,35 a 2,75 Green Texan cows and steers, mixed, av TOO to 1,000 lbs, $1 .00 a2 ,10 Veal calves per head, $5,00 9,00 HIGHEST CASH Prices paid for District School RoadS aV the Banking House of June 7Vl NOAH EP.Y CO.

D. iff! SELLS, Man ager. For sale by Dr. Fleming at the Flag Drug west, Store. Il Insult's Palaee l-cii nr an Run through on all Trains from imiS CiXV to ST.

LOI IN, AND THE lOUSIAXASEW SHORT rsosi Kansas City to Chicago WITHOUT CHANGE. Beef, nnd Lard. BRICK! We puldish, in another column, an interesting letter frcm Livingstone, the great African explorer, who was found some time since by Stanloy, a reporter of the New York Herald, nearly destitute, having been robbed and deserted. The perusal Of tilts letter will well repay the trouble. LAWRENCE BELLE CIGARS and fine cut chewing tobacco, the beat brands sold in town, at Xeelds.

Try them and see how it is yourself. DRAFTS ou Germany, France and all parts of Europe, for sale at the Banking House of Juncl-tfj NO A II ELY ft CO. COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS. Four Trains Raily 7: 30 A. 31.

Day Express. Tiiroush to New York, Cliicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Daily except Sunday. 4 45 P. yi. Accommodation.

For all Way Stations Daily except Sunday. 6 15 P. r. "ast Line. With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car Through to New York, Cincinnati and Louisville DAI V.

6: 45 P. yt-. Chicago Express, With through Sleeping Car Daily except We all know money i- awful scaree, don't we; We should make a dollar buy all the goods possible. Shouldn't weV Therefore buy Ot'H drugs and medicines at the St. James Drttg Store, don't we.

Of course we do. Have opened a Xew Brick Yard in Coffeyville Im neiliately east of Col. Coffey's resilience, in the Verli-rris Bottom, where they are manufac-turiiig BKICK in I. Alt GE QCAXTITIES. and Price in Cah.

Paid Hi-rhest for Cattle, Hogs and Sheep tf Ji: Forty-Five different styles of Hats at Neelds. Examine his "Hat Tree." DRAFTS on England, Ireland ami Scotland. 1 and upwards, for sale at the Bunking House of June 7-tf NOAH El ft Cat Barricklows are opening a nice stfick.of Cents flue ami coarse Boots and Shoes at bottom prices. Also. Ladies.

Mises'sand Children's Serge Goods, Low down, at Barricklows. I'M Kites the sbortest Line and 6 hours the ouirk- est time from Kajsas City to Ottumwa. Best brands of llour in the market, by the pound or car load, at the sir Grocery. Ticket Office. No.

100. N. Fourth Street, corner of chesnut Street, St. Louis. Q.

PAGE, Banter, Main Street aad l'euiis Ivaiua Avenue, Independence. Kansas. IS, SCOTT, Clerk of District Court for county. I i llimli 1.1 lafilllll of Deels. MlllJgn.

and other legal document taken Independence, Kana-. June as. Our goods arc warranted to suit either Grant or Greeley's constitution Star Grocery. ordejs promptly fill oil, anrt Brick delivered where wiLhin the limits of "the Citv. STATIONERY of all kinds at N.

Neelds. The best Wamasuter uud Cheviot Shirts, cheap at Baxxfclow F. M. COLBURX, Ticket A't. St.

Louis. JOHN E. SIMPSON. Gen'l Sup't. Iudianapot.

W. E. JONES. Western Pass. Agent.

St. Louis. CHAS. E. FOELETT, Gen'l Pass.

Ag't. St. Louis. Business is improving as shown by the activity display cd at the Star Grocery, the leading house of the tity. 1 Attorney Jan.

at Law. l-i, tent. Tl K. BABTIETT, Independence, Kansas. pen All Western Roal make elose eonnertiono mith this hue Union Depot.

Kansas Citv, thug avoiding transfer. lose Connections made in St. Louis with hiea-EwioUTiE raU iiad "vcr Ua Tiekets for sale all connecting lines, and at No. 10, lifth street. Kansas Citv, and at Union DtfPot- W.

R. AP.TIIUtt. General Snperutt mdgut, t. Loui. CHANDLER.

Oeueral Passenger and Ticket Agent, St. Louis. cheap, at the Star I. S. Everything mighty Grocery.

i i t' 1 TtEAKE MAMm iff iii-saiu vjooovis. 410. Delaware Street, Kansas City, Mo. RESTAURANT. MISSOURI.

KAXSAS Fell. 2. 1878. MONEY to loan ou first. Mortgages at the House of KOAH EBY CO.

June 7-lra Oo to 1. N. Xeelds' for balling. New supply of PR TC RE FRAMES, at MRIXSKLL ft EYERT S. COFFINS and TRIMMINGS at MEIXSKj.r.

KYERTS. I.ARK A CO.XETT, Attorneys at Eaiv. Oflif-f1 lh Kldriftirf- Honse. "olTi-vvillo AND die. d.

w. DujAett, Kansas. Dec. TOHX $etor Kansas. US.

Sd DDKB. Attorney aad Cow TEXAS RAIL A A Hissouri alley Life Intnrancc of at Law, Wc understand our Grant friends contemplate making another attempt to get up a Grant and Wilson meeting soon. When they do, they can depend upon the Liberals who may be present, not only to conduct themselves with decorum, but to sec that others do so, if their help shall be neees-ary. The Liberal party is composed of a class of men Wno respect the rights of others, depending upon the intrinsic justice of their cause for success. They do not to the incitement of dog lights, or in any other disrespectful way to prevent opposition speakers from beiug heard.

aud Notary Public. Coffey ville, A. COI, Proprieior, uec iti, Largest and iufst Select Stock of GROCRIES in the West, and at prices to defy competion. at BARRON ft II EDDEN's. TABLE.

1R.M,K Ac Wholesale Grocers, No. 53. Thirfl StriK-t, between Main and Del Lcavcnwortb, Kansas, On Eighth between Union and Railroad St aware, Kansas City. Mo. Feb.

2, 1ST2. Hon. S. Kalloch called vesterdav. SEDALIA DIVISION.

7 0S. CASH Ac Wholesale Clothing and Men's Furnishing Goods. OpjioMte First National Hank, Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 2.

JST2. COFfEIVILLE, KANSAS. H. D. Makav.

Ppiik't. (i. A. Moore. J.

I. Jones, As-'t -c, BO END E.siT. D. M. wav.

V. Prc't. II. A. Cium, G'l.

J. I- Wever, M. D. CiSeiM-rsil lsifipil'o4 Eo-Iai-ef for tSSiree.ley Reeoneilintion "Wlisat A. 'X'.

Stewart linows nloiii Bong- 15raiic3i Properly. Special despatch to the Cliicago Tiibnne. Niw Yohk. July 26. General Long-street, avIio is in this city, is outspoken for Greeley.

He says: "Greeley was tlie only man brought before the Cincinnati Convention whom I -would be willing to support. If another candidate had been put I would have remained silent but Mr. Greeley possesses all the qualities which are necessary to insure success. He is amiable and forgiving, and his popularity with the Southern people is very great. The entire South, with the exception of one, or perhaps two.

States will go for him, and will give him stronger majorities than any other candidate for President has received for years. He will Certainly carry Louisiana, where manv negroes will vole for him under the leadership of Pinchbeck ami Warmoth." General Longstreet says, if his health permits, he will take an active part in the campaign, but he has been poorly lately, and i afraid to expose himself too much. He will return to Xew Orleans early next week. Alexander T. Stewart, the dry goods merchant, refutes the assertions of the Times that lie cherishes malice against Grant because his candiaate for Collector of the Port wa neglected, and that he acted with Tammany in order to have hi taxes cut down.

Having proved these charges false he takes the offensive by telling what he knows about Grant's Long Branch real estate. Mr. Stewart said he had read Tom Murphv's letter, this week, denying that he had anything to do wrth 'the Long Branch gift to (i rant. Mr. Stewart states that the subscription paper for a fund'to buy a Long Branch cottage.to give to President Grant, was presented to him for a subscription of to complete full amount.

On this paper were tlie names of Thomas Murphy, Grant's Collector at New York; John Hoey. George W. Chiids, Adolph Borie, and three or four You will find it to your advantage to go and examine BARRON ft EDDEN's Stock of GROCERIES and Prices before ptirchasing elsewhere. PERKINS will buy or sell FARMS, TOWN LOTS, and city and Township SCRIP. H.

7TO It A A Wholesale Dms- jrists. No. 302, Delaware street, Kansas Citv, Mo. Eastern prices duplicated. Feb.

2, 18S. Our assortment is complete, Our stock is large. Our prices are the cheapes Come, and sec us, and we will do you good. GEO. SLOSSON.

p. H. and Leave Parsons Fort Scott Arr'v Scdalia 9:40 7:20 r. m. 11:66 a.

m. A Commodious and Comfortable Hotel. located conveniently to the Passenger Depot. C3 O. I.BI Practical Watch Maker.

l'arker, Kansas. The rlirpel and most reliable shop in Southern Kansas. Chicks. Watches and Jewelry, for sale, and repaired neatlv and promptly. Warranted for one year.

Located in HSU. Jan. o. 1872. All Policies Aon- forfeiting.

SCHOOL BONDS and LAND WARRANTS taken for Cash or Land bv PERKINS. BOUND WEST. and Incorporated 1867. Charter Perpetual. M.

M. Leave Sedalia Fort Scott Arr'v Parsons 5:35 3:50 The reason BARRON ft II EDDEN'S are doing the largest business in town is. they SELL the MOST GOODS for the LEAST MON EY. 15 :50 :00 II. VORHES.

S. O. Office. South side 1 1 of Eighth street, west ofthe Eldridge Ilouse. Coffeyville, Kansas.

BOARD AXD LODGIXG AT REA J. 4. PAGE, Banker, corner Main and Pennsylvania Avenues. XEOSIIO DIVISION. Jan.

12, 1872. Premiums ash. SONABLE BATES. BOUND NORTH. Afct I Ac ZEHiliEB, 1 Independence.

Kansas. Attorneys at Law. Jan. 5, 1672. Furniture repaired on short notice, MJSIXSF.IX EVERTS.

To Grmnldi r. We would ask the habitual grumblers, who live in Coffey ville. walk out and take a look at the sidewalks and street crossings that have been recently built. These walks denote enterprise as well a pro-pect ol future prosperity. They arc-about ten fct wide, and if not built as strong as they might have been, they are substantial enough for present purposes; as the city increases in population and wealth, better walks will be required, hut thev can be built without as much effort on the part of the city as would be required at present.

Well, look at the empty store-rooms." At the time of writing, we have but three empty store-iooiiis in the city, not more than our share. All businessmen throughout the State complain of 'lull times. 'ertainly we cannot expect to do more iu proportion than others. Dividends ou the Contribution Plan, Securing Ute Greatest Pecuniary Advata-je to the Policy VHEELEB, 1ST. Physician and Sur- geon.

(offeyville. Kansas. Office over St. J. inn s- Drus Store.

WAGONER, YORK HUMPHREY, LAWYERS Leave A.M. P. M. A. X.

P. M. Chetepa, 10:00 4:50 0:30 Arrive 11:35 12: -JO New Chicago, 11:13 1:50 I. M. Emporia.

5:20 5:45 Junction City, 10:45 Board of TOWARD HOI SE, Pern, Kansas. The Bta-ges arrive and depart from this house to all points, East and West. J. IE Johnson. Proprie-tor- Jan.

19, 1872. Kelrencc for eomer County. I 1ST OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at CoRey ville, Aug. lt, ls7sj. Office open from a.

ut. until p. m. On Sundays from 19 Hu to 1 p. in.

8 Arnold. Henry Brown, John Baker. Ab-ner BronneU, 2: lin. Kat- Burroughs, WilUam Bobier, Job Beaver A Brown, Mrs Fred Brown, Madison Bardo, Isaac Clary, CaTender, Mrs Susan Cadwalds. Sami Cowdeu, tl; Edwtai urtis.

II aune. A Denmark, Mary Davis. Eile, Finlev. Kobt Ferguson. John Frederick, Jacob Fuller, ll Flvnn.

Edward Gienn. Richard Graham, Nippar. A Henry Hoover, 2: A brum Johnson. Aix Lee, William 1: Mahan. Hester A Moore.

Wat Maxwell, "Vliliei-. Jeremiah MeCarty, 3Irs Katie Meeby, Washington Milton, Morris, Win Norvei Law )ge. John t)krien. Mi-s Louise I'attersfin. Phelps.

Muss Dora Ann suiilt, David Scott, Benryctie Scott, Miss Mary smith. Maggie swert man. Suilinger. Win Taub-man. Win Thomas, Hiram Toshaker, 3Irs Corrlnna West.

John WiUtrent 2: Oliver Worley, oah Knott, Adam MaArtr, McDonald ft Bagner. Persons ealliugfor any of the above letters will ploase say adVerased. fc. B. P.

M. AND Q. Page, D. Mcci-E. E.

S. ARXER. I. H. SlVLK, T.

C. JUDBOK. li. Zt. DOMEY.

Attorney at No. 11. Forest Avenue. Parsons Law. Office, Kansas.

BOUND SOUTH. II PreH, Dee. 1, 1871. A DEALERS. office 0 in morning till 9 in evening.

Independence. Kansas. P. M. T'KAXK PARISH'S New Livery Stable, on Eighth Street.

First Stable Eldridge House, offeyville, Kansas. A complete ouult of good horses, and carriages alwuvs on hand. A. M. 6:15 10:00 11:35 A.

M. 6:00 11:30 P. M. 5:20 7:30 Hon. E.

G. Ross. T. B. Eldbiimje, C.

II. Biirm, Coffeyville, Kansas, M. O. Wag nj A. H' ill-HKl Leave Junction City, Emporia, New Chicago, Parsons.

Arrive Choip Office opposite Caldwell House. Pfote 'I'll Fleming, of the. Flag Drug Store, still defies competition. His motto sales aad small proa is. A.

M. 9:50 11 Jan. o. 12:: I more lor cadi. Mr.

Stewart says he declined to sign. Montgomc Co- Kansas. June J. L. fSRI MIAON, poiadono, -N'EDEKEK.

Diet. Agevt, Attorney at Latv, inde-Jac. igr 1.