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The Pottawatomie Gazette from Louisville, Kansas • 3

The Pottawatomie Gazette from Louisville, Kansas • 3

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RI CIIEY'S LOCAL matt ems. ii a 3E Job Printing neatly and cheaply exe uled at this office. The new court house is completed, and JOB (Near lb ia we ucueve accepted by the commissioners. The Peace Commissioners have passed tip the road to meet the Indians in council at Fort Lamed on the 13tb. JTIass Meetings.

--Impartial Sufi rage Mit SUSAN B. ANTHONV, of Rochester, N.Y-, Mi BESSIE BISBEE, of Vermont, GEO. J. MARTIN, E. L.

HUBBf XL, of Ateh-ison, and Rev. PARDEE BUTLER, will address the people of Pottawatomie county on impartial suffrage without rega'fd to sex or color, as follows: Vienna, Thursday, October 3, at 2 o'clock p.m St. Mary's Mission, Thursday, Oct. 17, 10 a.m Wamepo, Thnrsday, Oct 17, at 3' Louisville, FridayOctober 18, at 2 p.m. St.

George, Friday, October 18, a 7i p.m. Every man and woman in the -ounty should rally and attend some one of the above meet-ng. Republican Mass IfTeeting. LOUISVILLE See the advertiementof auciion sale of TBI live stock by Mr. Benjamin Twiggers.

Sale at 10 p. on the 17th iust. ILA CE TO GIT Hon. SIDNEY CLARK will address the crnoi, people of Pottawatomie connty at Louisville, Wednesday, October 29th AM EGO The Only Complete Drug Store in Pottawatomie Co. A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES.

PERFUMERY, ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET, Paints, all colors, dry and in Oil, OILS-ALL KINDS, DYESTUFFS, PATENT DYES, WINDOW GLASS all sizes from 8 ly 10 to 21 by 30, PUTTY, COAL OIL-SELL FIRST QUALITY AS LOW AS OTHERS SELL SECOND, LAMPS J1JYD CEIMjYEYS, (A Full and Complete Assortment.) S-T A TLY ON HA D.c (Ji7-Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. -CQ B. F. TKAYEH. Wamego, Kansas, Jnly 24, 18G7.

n2 BARGAINS Spcctal LOUISVILLE, KANSA IMPORTANT TO IIORS KIHEIV. A Perfect Refrigerator and JJooler. INFLAMATION CANXOT EXIST W.HI IRE Mr. J. N.

Linbocker will sell to the highest bidder, at Mr. Huey's atable in Louisville, on Thursday, ihe 10th at 1 o'clock p. a span of mares and a set of nearly new harness. Louisiana and Alabama have both voted to call conventions to revise their constitutions. So the work of reconstruction goes bravely on, Johnson to the contrary notwithstanding.

Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa voted yesterday, and there is little doubt nil three of these State went overwhelmingly Republican. In Ohio, the proposition tostrike the word "white" fiom the constitution was also submitted and doubtless carried. Prof. 'ANDERSON'S JJJER- JTlADOR' IS APPLIED. FRESH WOUNDS, GALLS, CALKS, BRUISES, are dried down amf Healed GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, etc without lnmimmat.on.

JOB PRINTING CRACKS, SWELLINGS and Sl'l cured by a few applications, a moroi uen will also cure SWEENEY, POLL EVIL, W1NDGALLS and LAMEKfcbS irora wnai- ever cause. He kept on hand a general assortment of all articles in tho above line, and evervtbinr For GARGET. SORE TEATS and aos, and all Sores and Swellings on Cows ant lOxen, it is invaluable. usually kept in a country store, all of wbiek he will tell at IT IS EQUALLY El'rWl UAi um La kg p. Potatoes.

Mr. Jas. Itichey Inft at our office o'tie day last week a couple of very fine potatoes, of the peach blow variety, raised by Mr. Samuel Cooper. One of them measured fifteen inches in circumference.

Mr. Richey says the whole patch, about half an aero, average about like the samples left here. MAN in all cases where a good Lim'ie ent is Heeded. Sold by D. RANSOM 12 1 Main Buffalo, N.

Y. Railroad Prices FOB KITHSB MEYER BROS. Yeatly Promptly SELECT Wholesale Apents. M. Louis, Mo.

And all Medicine Dealers throughout the XorUtern Slates. 4- Iy CASH -OR PRODUCE. DR. J. If MILLER'S Healto bat on hand a large variety of Magnetic Halm, SUSHI 19 IFm FOR SALE, AGRIOULTUR'L KNITS A STOCKING III Et Forming the Heel and narrowing off the Toe as it goes along.

Heating Stove Wanted. Any one having a second-hand heating stove they wish to dispose of, can find a purchaser by applying at this office. JIarried, October 3rd, 1S67, by John Eq Mr. Jamei P. O'Daxiel to Miss ilia A.

Spaldixj all of Pottawatomie Count v. NSTANTLY CITJIES NEURALGIA md nain nfeverv descTintion. and is thereG ire IT SETS UP ITS OWN WORK, very properly nained a. 'MAGNETIC It CURES Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Sumn er Implements, such as Widens and narrows by varying the number of Complaint, ratntt rs' i cramp uim in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Toothact ie, loops, the same as in hand-knitting. JNo otn er machine in the world can do any of these Reapers Mowers Sea tSicttness, Itulne oinpiuiiiis, wu things.

It knits a yard of plain work in Rnsli.t'Huker in thi' Mouth. Indigestion, Hear t- TEN MINUTES! burn, Coughs, Colds, As throa, Bronchitis, Fewer REVOLVING RAKES, A pair of Socks complete in half an hour, and and Ague, Klieumatism, croup, uipuiurra, Quinzy and Sore TliroaC. an endless variety of fancy fabrics, CULTIVATORS, PLOVTS, EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED In Pottawatomie Kansas, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, TIMBER, WATER AND BEST QUALITY OF SOIL. Alio a good assortment of ai FINE PRAIRIE AND TIMBERED, UNIMPROVED LANDS AS WESTERN KANSAS AFFORDS. No.

17. ICO aeres; 40 under cultivation, PAMPHLETS, To Work as Represented. The Magnetic ISalrn is one of tne moii Valuable Remedies- in the World for Horses! It will cure Colic, Bolt or any Obstruc WAGONS and Blanks! Blanks! We are now prepared to supply Justices and Constables with the following blanks at prices low as they can be had elsewhere. Summons, Recognizances, Warrants, Executions. Subpoenas, Constable Sales.

Circulars and sample stocking sent to any address on receipt of stamps. tion of the Urine, in Five mi nutes. Try it once. See circular aud directions around each hottle. Farm Implements M.

W. LEIST, bien'I Ag't, nG-ly No. 11 N. Fifth St. Louis.

Sold by all DrugfrisU. Price 3a eenU per Bottle. D. JIAMSOM Si. Propr's, 121 Main strcetr Buffalo, N.

Y. Generally. He'will order anything that anybody wants, that he may not happen to have on hand. MEYER BliOS. CO, Wholesale Ag'ts, St.

Louis, Mo. n4 BEN SMITH, GUNSMITH, WAMEGO, KANSAS, fra me house, well, fruit trees, two miles fro railroad. The patronage of tho people of county is solicited, es he feels confident licto glTftertfrsrii tents. Mo. 26.

240 acres: 60 under that he can sell as The Republican County Convention Of this County, met at Louisville, on the 1st instant, and put in nomination a full Ticket for County Offices. The tary failed to furnish us with a copy of the acre timber; double log-house; excellent well of witter; creek runs through the place; most Auction Sale BILL-HEADS, Cheap or Cheaper than any jnr EEPS on hand all kinds of GUNS and ly bo 'torn land; a great stock larm. jj0 28 160 acres; 50 acres timber, balance other House in the county OF LIVE STvDCK. JTJL PISTOLS, aud their necessary nccom-Daniments. moulds, caps, powder, shot, and bottott 1 land 40 acres improved living water; 5 miles1 from railroad.

And give as'good an article for the'money. WILL sell at public auction, in Louisville, on everything in' the lino. Proceedings, and we only eivo a brief Louisville, July II, 187. nl THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17. 13b7, Particular attention given to repairing.

He will also repair locks, tinware, etc. The oatronasre of the public solicited. Work Business Cards, Commencing at 10 o'clock a. I ollowing nr. J.

Henry Jttclfougall done promptly. n2 tock, to-wit: OFFERS his professional tervicea to the ritiTpns nf Pottawatomie conntv. Hav No. 20 150 acres; 15 acres timber; excellent land three-fourths of a milo offence No. 25- 120 acres; 10 acres of timber; 8 miles from railroad half quar Sec 13 Town Range 7 ofne 18 8 "9 SVV quarter 32 "6 "II SE quarter 11 6 12 quaiter "18 7 "11 quarter 32 9 10 SW quarter 6 10 "9 quarter 29 9 10 UIS YIIjIiE MERCHANTS' ing had twelve years experience with the diseases of this countrv.

flatters himself that he 10 head of cows, with calves. 6 head of dry cows. 6 head of two years old steers. 6 head of two vears old heifers. 10 head af yearlings.

1 very fine two year old Durham bull- 1 very fine yearling Devon bull. 2 sucking mules. A email (lock of sheep. can control them successfully. VISITirVG CARDS Exchange Jtlills.

1 have on nana a complete onu general assortment of M'nopsis, from memory. Th3-CoilveflTioSwas called to order by J. N. Limbocker, Esq Chairman of tho Cential Committo; T.J. Itofa.

of Vienna, chosen as permanent Chairman; and V. Spragtie, of" St. George, Secretary. A Committee of three was appointed on Credentials, and reported full delegations present from every township except Shannon. Gen.

Mansfield, being present from that township, was allowed to cast its vote. The Proceedings were harmonious Terms of sale made known on day of sale. All of which, a.nd 15,000 acres more, of fine prairie and lands, lying in easy dis THE Louisville Mill Company announce in he nublic that their Mill has been in BEN J. PURE, FRESH, rW tance from the railroad and county seat can Louisville, Oct. 9, IS67.

nl3-iV successful operation over six months, and that be bought at low fi urej, and long time given they have always on nana, anu lor saie, SHINGLES! SHBX-JLLV! onalarge portion, addressing or calling up 0IT LIMBOCKEIl, nlOtf Real Estate Agent, Flour of the Choicest Qual ALL who contemplate building are hereby notified that I am cutting Shi titles in Vi ity, Louisville, Totta watonue Kansas. enna township, Pottawatomio county, Kansas. throughout tV rj being very little contest I furnish Blackwalnut shingles at the machine for any of the offices except County Clerk A Which they will sell for cash or exchange for wheat. The highest market price paid for all the and Assessor. We cave the names of and sell for $6,00 per thousand, and Cottonwood Shingles at $3,00 to $3,50 per thousand at the house, for cash or good trade.

In particular I insure them to hold out measure, and leave the timber sound as a shaved Shingle. HORSE-BILLS, the nominees last -week, and they still AND UAIINESS wheat and other grain farmers will bring. C. C. FOOTE, Agent.

Louisville, July 10, 1807. nl 11 mt at our mast head. Please call and see them, and they will suit you. Buy cheap and save your money. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, The following Central Comniitteo was 11 il II.

IIUUVLII. October 9, 1867. ni3tf SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS. Sate Bills, IIVA1L A IN LOUISVILLE. NOTICE is hereby given that I will offer for sale, at public auction, at my office ill 1 elected for the ensuing year: II 3 Hick, of Louisville, Chairman VV Jenkins, of Vienna Win Davis of Pottawatomio Sprague, ol St.

George George Wells, of Blue Gcorgo Shannon. mrffi nnrWslo-ne has tins tlav in AND DYEITUFFI, JL the store room ol Mr. Harrison, a exten- Louisville, on Friday, the 8tfi day of sive SadUle ami narnr wsuw ----1 November, A. 1 807, nil kinds ol VorKin nis line cu Goods. PATENT AND at 2 o'clock p.

the following described school lands, to-wit: had cheap. The Central Committee was, on motion, i of VV sec. 16 9 8, appraised Ca and see lor yoursei e. DAVi'B ANDERSON, Louisville, Kansas, Aug. 1867.

r4 at .44.00 per acre, insirucieu to oas me next apponiouu.m.i -f 4 sec 16, 9 8. appraised ti-s-OVaK goodjtmws of Delegates upon the Republican vote at $3,00 per acre. ni i of sec 36, 7, 7, appraised at only, allowing one Delegate for every ten 4 95 por acre JUST received a general assortment of JOB WORK votes cast lor the Republican candidate TO FARMERS- 01 3 01 sec jo, 1 appraiseu at $4,25 per acre, The terms and conditions of sale will be in I8 GOODS for Representative, in each election pre cinct. accordance with the provisions of the law pro- vicliiis for the sale of school lands. Treasurej'solficc, Pottawatomie Kansas, MjIVE fejyces for: OF BJmERY KIND.

A dispatcu from Ellsworth, Oct. 4th, aye: Two men named Charles John' GROCERIES, 11 Elardicarc and cutlery, BOOTS SHOES, Uctober 4lh, 1SU7. TIIOS. HUEY, nt3-4w County Treasurer. Farm for Sale.

ion and George Craig, were taken from the custody of the offieers by the vigilance committee, and hung, last night. The citizens considered them dangerous and Tn nil ihnt net whilst the bountv law i jn fWlHE north-east quarter of section 14, town AND FAMILY MEDICINE! OF EVERY VARIETY, FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMERY, ELEGANT SOAPS OF ALL KINDS, CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MED. ICAL PURPOSES ONLYt FINE HAVANA CIGARS, (1- Physicians Prescription! end Family Recipes accurately compounded. I also keep KENNEDY'S IMMORTAL DISCOVERY, The great remedy which rescues the aflliated from the jawi of death. Also 3ATC AND CA M.

P.rnnee 9. ICO aorcs. This is good Dot force, which gives forty cents per rod to growers of Osage llcdge Fences. And this amount, desperate characters, frequently shooting toin T't tnd'ii situated on Rock Creek ADVERTISERS three miles west of the town of Louisville, and A.e. All of which I 40 cents per rort, is an mat we ass Trim nn.l WARRANT cood fences.

and breaKing into nouies, resisting 01-ficers and defying the law. Johnson rill five miles from Wamego. It will be sold at bargain. Call on or address to cwore to kill the officers who arrested Contract for your lences immediately, iu to have it done this Call. Thus practically SELL AS LOW AS THEY CAX BE him.

vesterdar. Measure! are being tak V. rAU nlOtf Wamogo, Kansas. Will find The Fottawatomii Gett an ex cellcnt medium of communication. Pottawat FENCING YOUR FARMS FOR cn to clear the town of such characters, HAD IN THE WESTERN ARRET i omie i one of the largest and best counties in POTTAWATOMIE CO.

SCRIP if possible the voune and thnvinir State of Kansas, its rWAKEN at par in exchange for Goods at M. Richey'i store in Louisville. Also the population is already quite large, and is con. Either for cash or countrv nroduce. ft7" The 1 'ii 1 Irvi NOTHING.

Jones Baker, Nurserymen and Hedge Growers, Troy, Kansas. J. N. LIMBOCKER, Agent, nlOtf Louisville, Kansas. highest market rates paid in cash for Scrip.

staniiy auu rnpiuiy increasing oy euiigruuvu 1. .1 1 .1 1 01 all Kinas highest innrkot price paid for grain The Kansas Citv Journal of Commerce iruiu uic truiiurii uau luiuuio oiuic. at nil times. AS. KIU11CI.

I-oiville, Kansas, July 10, 1867. nl nays the tide of immigration is constantly flowinir thitherward from the various Thankful for past patronage I would solicit Merchants Business Jlen a share 01 the present, riease can ana ex ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. States of (ho Union. Thousands of im of mjOTICE is herebv riven that letters Will consult their own interest br making amine for yourselves, WM. CLARK.

Louisville, Kansas, Aug. 14, 1867. JL administration have bocn granted me by migrants have passed through this city within tho last six months, to settle on liberal use of our columns. Advertisements Blacksmithing. B.

a. OBALLIS, thefrooate Jinige ni fottnwatomie county inserted as low as in neighboring papers JfERiS it JAYXPS CELEBRATED Kansns, on tne estate or John I vcart, de lond in Missouri and Kansas. There is ceased, dated August 13th, A. 1867, all plenty of room upon the unimproved land nersoni navins; cianus BKainsi saiu estate are NOTICE. ct the country tor all that may come.

required to present thorn to the administrator hi. in one rear after the date of the Letters MEDICINES, Which I will sell on ihe most reasonable terms for cash. Office ia Ben Twigeri old Log Cabin, Richey'i street Louisville. n3 Has opened a new BLACK-I SMITH shop, north of the Livery Stable, Lincoln avenue, Wamego, Kansas, where he is prepared to do all kinds of Blackimithing, Wnonn-Work. Uorse-thocine, A LL persons knowinc themselves to have or they may be precluded from any benafit from such estates and if inch claims are not TAKE NOTICE.

J. owed me for more than 13 months are h. rcbv cotificd that unless thnr make pay exhibited within three yeart from the date of IB JL'ii Sf So JUSTICES' Blonksj of all kinds, will be kept on hand and tor sale atthis office. Aho Constable sale blauks, deed and mort-X. Aay kiad of blank priittd trV.

Tlrinv alnnir an kind of work in mv line, and WILL continue to do business in one side the lettcri they shall be lorever tieoarred. ment in a short time they will find their note will be promptly attended to at a reasonable 1 11 rtf if la JOB PRINTING, from a whole theet poster down, neatly exeeattwt at the Oaiilte OAet, Loaitville, Kiastl. M. of the building I have occupied for the last Administrator of the estate Of John Triart. or account! in nanus 01 ome oincer.

84 M. IIARRimON. KaM, IW7. two yeart, until wiu out. ui J.

M. HARRISON, ill. Aacest 14. 1187. 1.

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1867-1879