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The Kansas Territorial Register from Leavenworth, Kansas • 3

The Kansas Territorial Register from Leavenworth, Kansas • 3

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THE A NS AS TERR I TO RIAL REGIS City Ordinances. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect from and culture, for the promotion of which this RICHARDSON'S "Weston; JSJlo. after its approval MISSOURI RIVER EXPRESS. WIU leave St.

Louis semi-weeUv bv the fast naaaenrer i. B. EVANS. G. C.

ALEXANDER. ST. GEORGE HOTEL. THE REGISTER. nU mm to kiwi mm wUmIi asrsaUUua wr mm, we Um feu tama to slate: f7ra to tit a elak at tweast MM jar Alt rmmam in ms ia to MMimlfte AN ORDINANCE relating to dray and wagon great company is assembled from so many part of the Union, which feeds the human race, all the humbler order of animated boaU.

An Old and House, Brownlee, Homer 4i Ce TTTHOLESALE dealers in Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS. No. 75 Main street. St. Louis, Mo.

sep8 Corner of Thomas and Main streets. Weston, Missouri. license. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen Polar Star, J. II.

Lucas, Edinburgh evans fe ALEXANDER. Proprietors- Hacks always in punctual attendance. JyT CUAS. COLLIN'S, 8. N.

KELLOGG, K. B. KIKBT. CoUlna. KeUoarat 4t Klrbv.

nature department of man. With the exception of what yielded by the fiisheries JAMES CUMPSTOJi. WM. MOORS. James Cuntnstnit Approved, November 7, 1855.

THOS. T. SLOCUM, Mayor. Attest: Scott J. Anthoxt, Register.

No. 23. AN ORDINANCE regarding the cutting down or injuring trees growing on private lots in the City. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Leavenworth. 61.

That no wivon shall be allowed to cut. of the City of Leavenworth. 1. That no person shall use a dray, wagon, or other vehicle for the transportation of property to or from the public wharf; nor for the fmkMllWMMlM TMPORTKBS and Wholesale dealers in Foreign and EACH express wiU be in charge of an experienced special messenger, nrovidcit with iron safes, for MMtMlfMllL MERCHANT TAILORS. mnn vstx uwva, no.

aorta Main street. St. Louis. Mo. sepg the security of money, iewelrv.

and other valuable First door below Hollidav's. Main at Wrtnr Mo. fcUowtaf gentleae a reaaeate to MtM packages. Bankers' and merchants business transacted Brjran. HaxdeMtle Ca and the chase (a limited though certainly not an insignificant source of supply,) agriculture is the steward which spreads the daily table of mankind.

Twenty-seven mil IMPORTERS and Wholexale dealers in SILKS, Variety and Fancy DRY GOODS, No. 71 Main street, be- with dispatch. Orders of every description filled, and goods sent by next messenger. Notes and accounts collected and proceeds oromotlv returned. Shim.

iuu-k. transportation or property shipped upon, or unshipped from steamboats, or their keel boats or tenders, at any other part of the public landing of the city; nor shall any person hire out to be used, or cause to be used, a drav. wagon or agfals to tn stofieUr: W. M. Winy, OreeaevllJe, Trnmrn.

Matnaa OuiaM Boa. KaosvUVe. Imi A. Brovlea. Savaaaah.

TtUNM. RETAIL dealers in Cloths. Cassimeres. Vestings, and all kinds and varieties of gent's goods, such as shirts, collars and cravats, gloves of all kinds, drawers, hosiery, fee. Fine hats and shoes of the latest style, as cheap for cash as can be bought.

jv21 tween Locust and UUve, St. Louis. Bio. sepStf ages, bundles and parcels of all kinds receipted for, eon- .1 .1 1 Uot llotataa. Jacksonville.

Tei deface, girdle or in any way injure any tree or sapling standing or growing upon any lot not i A wiU WlbUUUI. (U UIJ. Juniata Iron and Wheeling Nail Store. Samuel McSelUy, Ws. M.

KUUom, HtcfaMM, By. lions of human beings, by accurate compn. other vehicle, in the manner, or for the purpose above. But the provisions of this section shall jus en r. kichakuso.n.

Proprietor. Principal office. No. IS Main street, St Louis, Ho. occupied by the proprietor, owner or agent of TRON MERCHANT, Nos.

12 and 13 Ivee. comer of m4 Crw Refer to the banker and merchants of St. Louis ccn- tation, awoke this very morning in we said lot, nor upon any lot not occupied by any erally. Dr. James Sanders, Office at the St.

George Hotel. WetoS. Mo. HAYING permanenUy located in Weston! offers his professional services to the citizens of the city and surrounding country in the practice of medicine, rur gory, fee. jy2l Chesnut.

St. Louis. Keeps a general assortment of Juniata Bloom Iron. Wheeling Nails. Castings.

Steel. Anvils. Vices. Smiths' person, unless the same shall be so cat or defaced This express connects with all other expresses to Tin- Tb following beautiful contrast between the gold of Californl and the gold of agri by tne owner or agent of said lot. eennes, Louisville.

Cincinnati. WheeUne. Pittuhunrh. United States, all requiring their "daily bread," whether they bad the grace to pray Bellows. Springs and Axles, Plough Steel, fee fee.

tep8-3m 2. Any person violating tne aforesaid Ordi Baltimore, rhiladelpbia. New York. East. Quincy.

Keokuk. Galena and St. PauL North. Cairo. New Or nance, Suall be liable to a fine of not less tban culture, is from the speech of the Hon, Theobald Spencer JSi Co for it or not, and under Providence all look leans and Mobile.

Sonth. and all points on the IUinois Central. Ohio and MississinnL Chicago. Alton and St five dollars nor more than fifty dollars. One- not be extended to persons conveying property from the city, or to the city from without its limits, nor to those transporting building materials, water and fuel from the wharf, nor to those conveying their own baggage to or from steamboats.

2. Application for such license shall be made to the Mayor who has authority to grant or refuse the same, subject in case of refusal to the final decision of the council. 3. Before the license is delivered to the ap Li. Jinnies Brothers, STORAGE.

RECEIVING. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Steamboat Agents. Also, dealers in aU kinds of merchandise and produce, fronting the Levee, Weston. Mo. jy21 Kdw.

Etkrctt, at the National Agricultor- DECEIVING, Forwarding and Commission Merchants. xv No. 3 South Levee. St. Louis.

Mo. Agents forth sale of MAYER'S DOUBLE EAGLE ing to the agriculture of the country for bairof the above fine so recovered shall go to imuis tiauroaas; aiso. our own expresses to Alton. Bene-viUe. IUinois.

direct: thus forming a complete chain from al Fair, Boston, October 26th: WHISKY. sep8 that daily bread, and the food of the do the informant, and the remaining one-halt to the City. St. Joseph to the East. North and South, for speedy transportation and prompt forwarding.

A. A. Mayer A Co-. The grains of the California gold are 3. This Ordinance shall take effect from and TV TANTJFACTCRERS OF MATER'S DOUBLE EAGLE mestic animals depending on them; a demand as ereat Dcrhnrs as their own.

Mr. rt is a. kek. Agent. jr3I Leavenworth City.

K. T. 1VX WHISKY. No. 3 Citv BuUdinss.

St. Louis. Mo alter its publication. dead, inorganic masses. How thej got D.

G. TUTT. J. F. BAKER.

Tutt Baker, WHOLESALE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Mo. iy21 sep8 fOBACCO 100 boxes Ko. 1 Virginia Chewing Tobacco a plicant ne must produce to the Mayor the Approved, November 7, 1855. THOS. T.

SLOCCM. Mayor. Dosui, Klnac Co-, Presidcut. it is the daily duty of your far- (Treasurer's receipt for the pay meat of the sum nuviVafUC DUU octtt MAJORS. RDSSKLL fe 00.

iuto the gravel; between what mountain niillstouw, whirled by elemental storm winds Attest: IMPORTERS and jobbers of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS. White Goods and Irish Linens. Embroideries. jl uuvus. it uiie uooas ana iroo unen.

nmoroiaenes. of five dollars for each dray-horse, Sray or wag mora to satisfy gigantic appetite; to fill the Dr. K. Hathawav. Scott J.

Anthony, Register. novlO Jrtcn i ir i .1 mLf oll I 2 Sf Smu WBre Ul Notions, 133 and 123 Main street. UfI 048 8t- St. Louis. Mo.

sep8 Come and them on ana ten aoiiars lor eacn two horse aray or wagon and must also give bond to the City of DESTIST. Main street. Weston. mouths of these bnngry millions of the see on the bosom of oceanic torrents, the auriferous ledges were ground to powder; bj Pis prepared tA oiuml. en theteetli la th 1, -A CARD, a Baldwin Rstndei), pS WHITB fe FIELDS most finished style.

HOLLAND haine DerniaiMntlY located In Iirar. MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale dealers In HATS. CAPS. BONNETS. Artificial Flowers, Hatters' DRe.

Osnaburgs. what Titanic hands the coveted grains enwoitb City. K. tenders bis professional servi ii. wateiiworui lor me use 01 wnomsoever may starving millious, I might say, for if by any ome concerned therein with one or moe catastrophe, the supply were cut off for a sureties, in the penal sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, with a condition that he will truly few days the life of the country human 6afel d'eliver propcrty to him Stock and Trimmings.

No. 68 Mam street Wagon covers and Tents, at the St. Louis Cash Stora. for sale by sep8 WHITE FIELDS. ce! to tne eiuieuii or tbe city mnd kurroauding country Dr.

H. having been enraged in active practice for thirty- St. Louis. Mo. sepa were sown broadcast in the placer's science can but faintlv conjecture.

AVe only know Robert Doariiertw. Dr. II. is also prepared to take Daguerreotype likenesses, singly or in groups. Entire satifaction given in all cases.

jy21 DR. J. F. BROKER. WM.

B. HALYARD. BRIAiKR Si HALYARD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS AND BOOKSELLERS, Main street, opposite City Buildings, Weston, Mo. jy7 five yar, feel! confident that bc will be aUo to render entire satisfaction to all who mj favor him with their TV JTANCFACTCKER and in all kind of CARUI- and brute would be cxtinet. or his agents, and that he will pay all damages patronage; tie may at all times be found at the Leaven- P.

ROYAL.L, ON CHEROKEE STREET, sp8 AT MR. GEO; KELLER'S. iJL AGES. BUGGIES. BAROUCHES, corner of wnicn may accrue to any person by tne neglect, worm llvM.

except when proruMinnally absent, jyi Fifth and St. Charles streets. St. Louis. Mo.

Second hand carriages taken in exchange for new. that those grains have within them no principle of growth or reproduction, and that wiin tliat crop was to be put in, Chaos Proceeding of City c'ounriu delay or carelessnesss of himself or his agents Lie vex worth Crrr. Oct. 22, 1853. the performance of his undertaking to con- J.

WTJOHNSON. T. J. PARKKtt. JOHXSOS PARKER, Kepairing executed with dispatch.

erp8 A TTORNBYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Solicit Jamcs Portcr, Forwarding and Storage Warehouse, Indeocndcnce Landing. Missouri. Tiimor.n.nttonrfionmnient. PreBent.

vey or deliver any property, and all damages ECE1V1KG, ors in Chancery, and Krai Estate and Claim Airent wnicn may accrue in consequence ot any iniury K. It. Violet DEALERS IN JUNIATA IRON. Nails. Castings.

Steel. Snrinirs. Axles. NuU. Washers, and Pitts- OLIVFR DIEFEXDORF, CLERK OF THE WESTOS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, will prosecute Pension and County Land Weston.

Platte county, Mo. j7 Office on Water street, two doors from corner Maia and muMt hnve broken up the soil. Mow dif Thomas Slocuui, Mayor, and Jlr.FE'M to W. J. McCoy.

Ilockaday. Morris vvuubiuuiu to pergoas arising from the fiauie cause. Such Water. Kansas City. Miseouri.

St nw Sl Brother. W. M. F. McGraw.

snd E. R. Hickman, burg mnnufacturcR generally. So. 13 Lcvc and 3C ttom- Park.

Fisher. Truesdell, Marvin and Russell. bond must be approved by the Mayor and attest ferent the grains of our Atlantic gold, 60wn N. B. Particular attention given to the Collection and iiou.inftein.

uore von Fhui, a. I mereial street, bt. Loms. mo. L.

D. BIRD, srennty or Claim. aug Agents for Burke Barnes' celebrated Eire-proof Absent, Councilmen Doyle, McClelland, Day ana maJ Pon -ww the nnmi of the ritv for thu use nf tnv nonnn A TTORXET AT LAW. WESTON, PLATTE COCJf- ters Tatum Adams fe Express, Brown, Goddin St. I.rmis.

sepS by the prudent hand of mnn, in the kindly Safes; W. w. Bacon's Burglar-proof KnfeF; urmait TY. MIBSOL'RI. W.

OARDINER. V. DODGE QAK.UVJBRf&. liOIGE, mna nmuij Fciui.iwu. injured by the breach of its condition, but at alteration of tecd-time and harvest each and Boiler Iron wortts, vl wnecling, u.

a. Rogers Cultivators. sep8-sm Minutes of lat meeting read and aaopieu. such person's cost and risk. TTOHNEYS AT LAW.

and Solicitor in Chancery curiously, mysteriously orgtuiizcd; hard Office on Cherokee treet. between Main and Secoud. Ordinance No. 17, relating to Drays and upon tne bond, duly executed and np- Leavenworth City. K.

U. Wood, MANUFACTURER OF SADDLES, HARNESS. BRIDLES, fee, would respectfully inform the citizens of Leavenworth and vicinity that he has established a on Cherokee, between Main and Second street, wherfhe is prepared to fill all orders in his line. The public are respectfully invited to give him a call. jy21 proved, being delivered to the Mayor, he shall horny.

Aeeniinir lifeless on the outside, but J. C. ROCKtVELL, WHOLESALE xo RETAIL DEALER IS HARDWARE ASD CUTLERY. IRON. CASTINGS AND SAILS, CARPENTERS AND BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.

No. 9 MAIN STREET, WESTON, MO. FARMERS and mechanics will find all sorts of implements in my Uoe thuy may need, on moderate terms. yAll kinds of machinery supplied to order. jy21 Will practice In all the Judicial Districts in the T-rri rtagOllB was prwemeu 17 vyuuv lPliver thfi unnlWnt hi.

lieenw ,1.,1 ft-. GEO. T. PITTMAN. ALBERT TENSEST.

Plttman Tennent, IMPORTERS and wholeshale dealers ia SILKS, Variety and fancy Dry Goods. Dress Goods. Linen. White Ooods. Ribbons.

Under Wear. Hosiery. Gloves. Threads. Buttons, fee.

Union Buildings. No. 117. Main Street, St. Louis.

Mo. sep8 tory Collec lions made iu any part of anfas or o.btuxta. raping up in the interior a scniinal gvrm, Lato ixd Cliim Ar.cscT Uardmer Dodge wiu buy and seU Real K.itnle either in citv or couutrv: invent a living principal money and pay taxesfor non-readents. Valuable Claims eonxlantly on hand for rale. jy'SSm Drop a grain of California gold intio the Sadillerv "Wareliouse.

T. Grlmsley Co. WATCH MAKER AND JEWEJLc LEB. BEN'J. RINEUART.

ALEX. ZIEQLER, DSs XUnelaart Oo. IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS in Cigars. Tobacco, fee. North Main streets under the Virginia XTO.

64 Main street. St. Louis, would call the attention dell, and read three times the rule being sus-k shall be iu force one year. The licensee pcuded fur that purpose and on motion adopted- shall then keep upon some conspicuous part of Councilman McClelland present in his seat. vehicle a number representing his license, in white upon a black ground.

Ordinance No. 18, relating to duties or City 5 No ccQSe ia transferable; neither shall Treasurer was reported by Councilman Park. auy person run more than one vehicle at the and on suspension of the rule was read the third same time by virtue of one license. i 6. A tariff of not more than twenty-five time and adopted.

ceaU may bc chnrged by the for each Ordinance No. 19, entitled an ordinance in one or muie drav or othcr vetiiele. and THE undersigned would respectfully announce to JL of Mirchasers to their large and varied sttck of LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! M. KORTOS, IN rear cf his new warehouse, on Delaware street, offers for sale a superior lot of Shingles. Flooring, half inch ground, and there it will lie unchanged to the end of time, the clod ou which it fulls inc cnizcns oi ueavenwonn ana vicinity, that Saddles.

Bridles. Harness, which they offer very low ne um permanently oca tea at Leavenworth, for HoteL ST. LOUIS, MO We keep alweys on hand a large and superior stock of Import, and Domestic Kc-galia. La Norma. Millar.

Lcndre Cheroots, Principe and other Havana Cigars of the best brands. for cash, or to prompt men on the usual time. A call is respectfully solicited. sr.p8-2m not more cold ond lifeless. Drop a grain Weather-boarding.

and SASH. Hydraulic Cement. White Lime. fee. jv7 tUe purpose of executing aU work in his line, as JEWELLER AND WATCH MAKER.

He will at aU time be found at the store of N. B. Brooks Co. All work warranted. WM.

1L BAILEY. If. B. The highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver. jy7 nl-tf if our colli, of our bkscd eoM, in the CJHLNGUSS Just rcceidtd.

137.000 Singles, and fur 3 sale low by jv7 M. XORTOX. A. MCDH A. O.

ORCBB. h. nUCHES J. J. MUD.

Mndd Hughe, PRODCCK and Commission Merchants. So. S3 Levee and 66 Commercial street. St. Louis.

Mo. Take Notice. GOLDSMITH KUXUSTEIN a very large and well ieluetvl stnrb of SUMMER (ILOTTITVO ti. TTTHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER in Eeadjr Hade Clothing and Gont's Furnishing Gooda, Opnwitv E. Cody, Main street, W3Tp MO.

Refer ro 1. A. January Kinr Woods. Christy Samuel McCartney. Lucas 1 yi-monds.

Charless. Blow Si Co. for 8. their friends and customer. St.

Luuis price, lor erh. I G. fe R. invite the indues of Lesvrnworth and vicinity LcmsininB ty, Opposite Steamboat Landing regard to poll taxes, and levy on city property forty cents for each two horse mule or ox, dray, for the year 1855, as reported by Councilman cart or other vehicle, for each load taken to any i point within the citv. 7 Ifany porsoiJ auy of the pr0vi- section and adopted.

sions of the firt section of this ordinance, he Ordinance No. 20, entitled an ordinance in shall forfeit to the city any sum not exceeding regard to Citv was read by section the twenty dollars And if any person who is li-8 cenped fail to keep the number upon his dray. rule being suspended for that purpose, and on herein provided or if he charge as a eompen- motiou adopted. sation more than the rates herein established, Ordinance 21, entitled an ordinance regu- he shall forfeit to the city any sum not execed- mg ten dollars. t.

A HUNT, B. SLATER, Ute cf Uulbcll Hnnt. 3. E. UCXT.

F. A. limit Co- to can ana examine ineir targe ai-onmrui oi lanry ana dometic dry zoodii. which, in price snj quality, cau't he surpassed in tlic jyT TRIES ROTHSCHILD, Kan a. Opposite Steamboat Landing.

sep29 jrou'id, aid lo! a mystery. In a few day ititoften, it it shoots upwards, it 5h a living thing. It is yellow itwlf, but it wikIh up a delicate spire, which comes wj. Injr, imcruld green, through the soil; it rjpnuds to a vigorous stalk, revels in the Air and suihiiic, it arrays itself more Himii b'wlomon in its broad, fluttering, nfy rolK, whose Mund, as the West wind PRODUCK. Commisdfn and Forwarding Merchants, 1 Levee.

8t. Louis. Mo, between Pine and Chesnut. Furniture! Furniture! J. I.

MOORE, THE hiring "jifii. diih.y on Main 35. B. Particular attention paid to filling orders for any aoor below VI bite hiel.lc. Leavenworth Citv.

F. W. Engehinann, DEALERS IX BOOTS AND SHOES. GROCERIES. Ite.

A ttock of boots and hoes: a eplendid lot of sugar-cured hums; a general assortment of liquor( knives and fork; meal and flour, and a variety of arti cles in the hard are liue; ia fact everv article that is wanted to make a complete TVZSTESN FAMILY GROCERY. jy7 Cabinet Furniture. THE subscriber is encaged in the manufacture of Bureaus. Bedstends. Office Dek and every description of Furniture, and is prepared at all times to furnish every thine; in hie line, warranted of the best material and in the best style of workmanship, at his shop on Water street, one door above Scruggs Murphv's Mill.

J. B. DATI5. N. B.

All kinds of Lumber and Country Produce taken In exchange for furniture. Aio offers his services a Undertaker, being at all times, day or night, prepared to furnish Coffins. jy2S J. B. D.

description of Merchandise or Produce. are to nil kind? of Cab- furniture, such as Bureau. Bcdt-ad. Sofas, KeFERExcr-s: sessrs. Lucas aimonas.

rage uacon. Haskell St Co.Jlankers. St. Louis; Mr. C.

B. HubbclL Jr. late of Hubbell Messrs. Woods. Christy Doan.

King St. Louis: Messrs. Claflin. Mcllen laung me auues oi i.y jiaraiw 6 Tbc nf.eiAt reauired to deliver to the fees Ac, was handed in by Councilman Park, marshal irom time to time, a list of licenses Tables, Chiiirs. Jic and will make to ordr ofllce and Aop furniture, counter woric.

cofllns. or any article in the 'cabinet line, in a neat, substantial anj New York; Htm. Amos A. Lawrence, Boston; low. Hughes Philadelphia.

sepStf wliin-ri through them, foils us ph usniitly i mid on motion received on its first reading. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Leavenworth City, K. T. Office on Cherokee street. jv7 CZ I DERS, HOUSE CARPENTER JOINER, LEA VEX WORTH CITY.

KANSAS TERRITORT. HAV1NO permanently located in Leavenworth City will attend to the above business with promptness. Refers to Messrs. Luce Marvin, corner cf Delaware and Second streets. se8 workmanlike manner.

The pRtroncgc cf the eitisins of On motion Councilman Park, Fisher and Mar- A C. A. G. GILK. A.

C. WILLIAMSON this place and Territory is solicited. Furniture of all kinds repaired with promptness and dispatch. J. LOCKET.

Jv2l M. R. BUTTER. issued by him under this ordinance, with their dates and number, and to charge the Treasurer with the amounts paid for uch liccusep. 59.

The Register shall keep a record of the above licenses, -a ith their dates and number shall file and keep all bonds given under this ordinance and report the number nf licenses "1TTH0LESALK AND RETAIL Cabinet and Chair VV manufactorv. No. lid. North Second street. St.

manufactory. no. intii oecjiiu r.i viu were appointed a limine? committee. Wm. A.

McDowell presented and account for services rendered as City Marshal, Referred to a finance committee. Loula, Mo. Cou.Unt.y on hand, Hair, Moss and LBhwk BaTgaUlS 111 LeaVeilWOrthl Matresca, Feather Bedi. Bedding. Sic.

Boats an rrTrir aiirn lvn cuirt ngninN John J. lien WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL i.lROCKR. IS V1TKS the public to call and cximinc his ttock ol fresh family and steamboat stores, consisting in part of liquors, bacon. Dour, niral. dried fruit, sugar, coffee.

Ilotelx fitted out at the shortest notice. and the amounts paid therefor to the council DRS. HAWLEY ROYALL, "AFFER their services to the citisens of Leavenworth GOLDSMITH KLINGSTEIK, (Late of Weft on. Missouri. On motion adjourned until one week from to- quarterly.

i 510. This Ordinance to take effect from and TTAYE just opened on Water street, between Cheroke fee. and every article to be round in a complete family grocery. tJ-Icr constantly on hand. KJ and vicinity.

They may be found at the Hotel of mi tli lumbaudiiiun'H eur us the rustlr of the jWfvlhwirt's garment; still towers aloft, spin it verdant t-keins of vegetable fl'f, dHphiys its dancing tassel, Mirchurgcd villi fertilizing du, and at last ripens into two or three iiinffnineit'iit batons like this an ear of ludiun corn,) each of whirh is tul tlwi with hundreds of grains of gold, every true kws ssiug the same wonderful proper-tiei ns the parent grain, every one instinct with the same marvelous reproductive ihw- WILKINSON BRYAN. BERNARD BRIAN. Bryan Brother, LUMBER MERCHANTS, Broadway, opposite OTallon street. St. Louis.

Missouri. and Delaware ft re-eta. in Leavenworth Citv. K. Leavenworth City or at Mr.

Geo. Keller's. sep29 Storr Anthont, Register. New Furniture Store. IN LEAVENWOIiTH CITY, KANSAS llooaea and Lots for Sale.

ONE situated near steamboat landing, Main after its publication, i Approved October 22, 1 855. i THOS. T. SLOCUM, Major. Attest Scott J.

Anthont. Register. DEALERS in all Kinds orpine ana popiar lumocr. pine and cypress shingles, doors, sah. blindi.

aull 6m street, and one neaf the Reeister office. Delaware a iiaviu maiie iieavenwonn uity our I.KA VE.V won rn Citt, Oct. 2 J. Council nift tmrsuant to adjournment. Tres street.

For information apply at this office. rmancut residence, we re now sep39 ed to off -r great inductraeute to the citv xrnn of Kfinras Territory to pall and ex- i. SCOTT. J. II.

WIIITKLAW J. II. WHITETLAW No. 3 Oily Buildings, Levee, St. Louis, a large and well assorted si'iek of DRY GOODS.

GROCERIES and READY MADE CLOTHING. Shoes ana Boot. Hats and Caps, and all kinds of gents' furnishing goods, including a variety of othcrarticles. Pur. chased expressly for the Kansas trade.

Quick sulcs and small profit bing our motto, we arc determined to prove our faith by our works. Having done business in Weston for several years, and being well known to this community, we deem it ueles to boast of what we will in giving GREAT BARGAINS, but invite ladies, gentlemen, farmers, mechanics, ea.untry merchants, laborers, teamsters, emigrants, and all, to give ns a coll. for we have something just suited to each and every description, of the above named persons, and are determined to make it to the interest of every one to come and ezam-amine our stock, feeling assured that the quality and Law Notice. GEORGE V. ariiASE, A TTORSEY AT LAW.

Leavenworth City fill, Thomas T. Slocmn, Mayor, and Councilmen No. 18. Day, McCklland, Marvin, Tark. Truesdell and AN ORDINANCE in regard to the Citj Trca- Kuell.

Abwnt Fisher, and Emory, on surer. mine onr NEW STOCK. Of UIIXITUKI! before pur-charing elsewhere, we intend to kwp coiutantly on hand a large and well selected etock. ruc.h the wanta I OTEAM BOAT AGENTS. Upper and Lower Mississippi.

K. nav- IUinois. Ohio and Missouri Rivers. ine permanently located in this city. I am prepared permifKion.

i le it oraamea by tuc Mayor ana conncumcn of the community may require, and Will with pleasure be in readinera to wait on cwtnmers and show them our goods, which conpirt of the following article, vis Bureau. Table, double and single Lounges, Bcditeadj. Tin N. B. Particular attention given to obtaining freights.

Rkfer to Honing Woodruff. S. M. EtlRtll fc John S. Thompson.

Jos. E. Elder. Wales. Cabot Edward J.

Uav J. J. Anderson Hewitt, Ker-oheval A O. AVorthincton Co. Mr.

Amos Ilws, apiionn-d in behalf 01 the ol the City ot Leavenwortft. to give my undivided attention to the various branches of tbe profession. Also, attend to the purchase and sale of lots in this city, a plat of which can always bc seen in my office. Feeling fully assured of giving entire Fatirfuction to all who may entrust their business to inc. I respectfully w'n rreoiB.

afes. Candle stands, fancy and common Dress Tables, Centre Tables. Wah Stands. Looking Glasses, Spring-scat Mahogany Chairs. Canp-ent and back, and common Forwarding.

Commission and Storage. For fale, a assortment of Boat Stores, Rigging. Ac. jy Hocking Chairs. Cane, and ood-seat Otnco (.

hairs, to solicit a mare of public patronage FRANCIS BEEHLEll, r'jmce opposite tue licavenwortli Hotel. gether with a large lot of common Chairs. Matresres. Sic, will bc found at ROUNDY'3 New Store. No.

5 Main trect. near the Steamboat Landiug. jj7 UPHOLSTERER. No. 78.

North Second Street, between Olive and Locttrt street, opposite the Monroe Hom. also No. 42. Olive street. St.

Louis, Mo. for nalc to the city. On motion or Councilman paying the same out only upon such ac-TruPMlcll, it was reeolvcd: counts tin have been properly audited and prop- That the Mayor appoint a Committee of three rly aigned by the Comptroller, to nogoliatc for the purchase or the Jail and out- 2. He shall give to such persons paying buildings, built in the City of Leavenworth, by fnls into the Treasury a duplicate receipt S. D.

ritcher and others; said committee not to therefor, specifying the date of payment, and p.iy more than six hundred dollar for said what account paid. bti Mingo, with the rents that have accrued for 3. He thall keep a set of books a full and ihn Kmn KinrM it- Prwtir.n. accurate account of all moneys received and Law Aotice. W.

PCRK1NS, M. L. TRUESDELL. Late of Vircriria. Late of Pennsylvania.

PtltKHS TRIHBWEU, m. There are seven hundred and twenty grains on the car which 1 hold in my And now I say, sir, of this trauscendant poM of our lie yield this year will be at tr.st ten or fifteen times that of California. Hut it will lc urged, perhaps, sir, in be. half of the California gold by some miserly old fojry, who thinks there is no music in I lie. world rnal to the chink of his guineas, that though one crop only of gold can be gathered from the same fKt, yet once gather tl it lasts to the end of time; (while hit will maintain) our vegetable jrold is pre, FAMILY GROCERY.

Steam BoaU and Hotels furnished in the bet manner. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Bolic- cheap for cash. Feather Beds, llair. Moss.

Shuck and Straw Matressea. constantly ou hand or made to order. Carpets and Oil-Cloths cut and made, Beds and Matrcss-es refilled. Chairs and Sofas repaired at short notice. iters in Chancery.

and General Land Agents, Lear- DEALER IN FAMILY GROCERIES, VEGETABLES. eownrth City, K. T. PORTER. ALE.

KEEPS constantly on hand a general supply of everything in the FAMILY GROCERY line, which he na khpIi rnnim'tti roiin- disbursed by him on account of the city, speci- Families supplied cheaper thun any otner House in ftl. Louis. jy7-ly prices of goods, when known, will commend themselves to a liberal and generous public. Having selected our goods with great care, and bought them very cheap for CASH, shipped when the river was HIGH CP. and freights LOW DOWN, we are therefore prepared to sell as low as any merchant Wert of the Alleghany Mountains, and for CASH ONLY.

Come and look to satisfy yourselves, as it is no trouble to show goods. kinds of country produce will lie in s. change for goods, or ca.h paid at the highest market prices. On hand, a large assortment of liquor. cheap for cash.

GOLDSMITH KLINGSTEIN. N. B. Goldsmith A Klingftin will continue the same business at their old stand on Main street, aecond doer above Noble1 saddlers shop, in Weston. Mo.

jyT rH. MILES MOORE. ATTORNE A LA Late of Wefton. Missouri.) 1TI LL attend all the Courts io Kansu Territory, and as heretofore, the Courts in the aajacent counties cf Mi-souri. Especial attention given to eollectint and securing claims in Kansas and Upper Missouri.

Office on Delaware street. Leavenworth. K. T. jy21 cilmnn Dav.

Ruswll and Truwdell. fXng the date of receipt and of will sell as cheap for cash as a'nv home in Leavenworth. AMOS REE3. RICHARD R. REES.

A. R. REES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, jy21 Leavenworth. K. T.

TO KANSAS AJVO NEBRASKA William" Avlwarrf nreenUd himwlf in behalf whom received, and to whom disbursed, and on Give me a call, on the Lsvee. South of T. H. Doyls at store. sepl of the Leavenworth Fire Association, asking what account received and disbursed for a charter organizing tbr into a company.

4. He shall keep a separate account of each Danknitt'ii Bye Water. to commit tee 0:1 Ordinances. lund or appropriation as directed by the Coua- Law Notice. M.

W. DELAHAY, EMIGRANTS. PORTABLE AND READY MADE nOUSES. THE undersigned, proprietor of the SAINT PLANING MILL, having the most complete ertab-bment in the West for manufacturing lumber into aU the various fonns used bv giMers. arc now prepared to furnish FRAME HOUSES, complete, at very short notice, and shaU hereafter keep on hand, ready for shipment, an assortment of the description we make, of one, two and four rooms, at prices of $115.

S225 and $400. unrivalled remedy, for the speedy and p-rma-A nent cure of sore eyes, of every description, acute or chronic, whether sHicting the lids or the balls of tbe e.ye, is oHt-rcd for sale here and in most parts of On motion it was resoivid, that tue bank 01 cil. rarth, deposited in Delaware street, between 5. He shall settle montbiT with the Marshal. ATTORNEY ASD COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Missouri.

It Da been ascertained from recent ana ex Main and ater streets, by Ueorgc 11. Keller, t. hie shall make out and retnrn at eacn be and the same is herebv declared to bc a pub- regular meeting of the City Council a full and Office on Delaware street. jy7 dmvd only to be consumed, and when prone forever. 15ut this, Mr.

President, would Ik a most eggregious error lioth way. It is true the Culifornia gold will Kt forever unchanged, if its owuer tensive trials, to be good for sore mouth, sore throat, and for ulcers cf reef nt as well as old dates. It cau ic nuisance, and that the said Keller bc re- accurate report lrom am dooks in aggregate, ANDS LOCATED, for a reasonable com We have determined by ttnet attention ana nonoraoie always be found at II. Blaksley's, southweft corner of quired to remove the fume, undr the direction showing the true condition of eHch separate ac- Third and Chesnut streets. M.

Louis, also from John A. G. F. Warren, JLs mission, either in Kansas, Nebraska, or dealing to secure a trade which, from our central posi-MissourLby riy71 M. W.

DELAHAY. WfeSTT. tbe Street Commissioners, ana 11 lie snail count Kept by nun; proviaea tnai tne council Dnnknra or II. S. at Arrow Rock, cr from Dr.

S. NORTON, at the Citv Drop Store. In Leavenworth. AND HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER, 1 Ab.dVUW nearleet. or refuse to rvniovc said earth, said may require to report at such otner times rlmcww; lut while it so lasts it is of no use, JOEL WALKER.

W. H. CHICK. where we keep every description of dried and rough fJ-PTiee 25 cents per bottle. sepS lumber, nrenared for immediate use.

in our mill. commissioners shall proceed to remove the same and in such manner as they may direct. WALKER CHICK, TJ RCEIYING. Forwarding and Commuvin Merchants. at the expense of said Kel er.

$7. The Treasurer shall be allowed, on all Ploughs! rpiIE undersigned take this method of colling the at- tention of the farmers of Kansas Territory to their manufacture DOORS. SAS11 AN BLINDS, and frames of all sixes and seasoned by eteam. and the workmanship of which is unsurpassed. Persons desirous of purchasing will please give a call.

On motion a copy Of the above resolution mnnevR rprr-ivMfl bv him hclontrinir to the citv. was ordered to bc served upon George II. Kel- a commission of two and a half per cent, and a ler, to-morrow. commission of two and a half per cent, on all ILiLilAJU -V It th Office Ko. 44 Olive rtrcet.

opposite the Monroe Hou St. Louirv Mo. jy XV Kansas, 410. RtrM to K. Campbell and Rilry, Christie St, St.

Louis. Mo. ug4 ROGERS MANUFACTURING MANCFACTURF.RS OF SILVER PLATED WARE, in great variety and cf superior quality. Ofilee and Manufactory. Hartford.

Conn. Office and Show Rooms. stock of Ploughs; among which may be found Prairie Breakers, all sizes. Double and Single Ploughs. These Ploughs are the celebrated Premium Plonghs.

manufactured by Wm. Parvin of Canton. IUinois. A sup. ply always on hand, sold cheap for cash, and warranted.

On motion council adjourned, until Friday moneys disbursed by him evening next at 61 o'clock. 68. This ordinance thaU take effect from and t-t oTT J. AxTUOxr, Keginter. no, not ko much as it value in if? iron, which makes the best of ballast, whercos IfolJ, while it is gold, is good for little or nothing.

You can neither eat it nor druik it, uor smoke it. You cnu neither wear it nor burn it as fuel, nor build a house ith it it is really useless till yon exchange it for consumable, jicrishable goods; and the more plentiful it is the les its exchangeable iilue. by u. M. sz A.

jrsitfcii. jy1 Water ttreet. Leavenworth City. K. T.

JAMES SHEA, MERCHANT TAILOR. No. 45, Chesnut rtreet, St Louis. Mo. jyT ao.

li. sinwan Lnue. (up stairs.) New York. jyi Lkavknwouth Cur, Nov. 2.

Council met pursuant to adjournment. Pres AOTICE. after its publication. Approved, October 22, 1S.5. THOS.

T. SLOCUM, Mayor, Attest: Scott J. Axtboxt, No. 19. Bountv Lands, obtained bv M.

W. DELAHAY. PENSIONS and iv7 ent, Councilman Day. Park, Fisher and ItuselL DR. BULL, OVFEP.S his services in the practice of Medicine.

Surgery, to the citisens of Leavenworth and vicinity. ayOfllce on Cherokee, between Main and Se cond streets. Rooms at the Leavenworth Hotel. jy7 Absent, Councilman McClelland, Trues THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold to Lamb-din A Brother, his entire Mercantile and Manufacturing Business, would respectfully solicit them a continuance of the very liberal patronage extended to COFFINS furnished on the ehortest notice. All orders left at the Leavenworth Hotel wiu be promptly attended to.

iy21 Xxtxls Store, THE undersigned has received a lnrge supply of fretb and pnuine articles, oonsiiiner t.f MEDICISES. PAINTS. OILS. DYKSTTFFS. TEB-ll-MERY.

STATIONERY, TATENT MF-DIC'IXES, NOTIONS. and a great many articles such as are issu ally kept in Drug Stores. Having sold Druj a number of years, Sitters hiro self that he understands the busiucss; bif idtf his price shH be as low as the lowest. TERMS CASH IN HAND. Give him a call store n'in on Cherokee, between Main and Sccoud jyi tt.

J. PARK. DR, PARK, HAVING permanently located himself in Leavenworth City, offers his services in the practice of Medicine, Surgery. Ac, to the citisens of the city e.7d sur. rounding country.

Office at his Drug Stx. on Chexo kee, between Main and Second streets. jjT New Dry Goods On Main street, next door to Roundy's wbotasoie- and retail Furniture store, and nearly ia the rear of Thomas II. Doyle fc Co. GEO.

WHITE. H. C. FTEtM MESSRS. WHITE FIELDS dell.

Marvin and F. Emory, on permission. tne bouse for so many years past. All inose Having Pine Lumber. READY MADE DOORS ASD WINDOW SASH.

Inch, inch and a half and two inch seasoned pine lura. ber. dear, and the lower grades, tongue and grooved dressed flooring, and cypress hin-cless, and a quantity of scuare framing lumber to ar AN ORDINANCE ia regard to poll taxes, and Adjourned for want of a quorum. Scort J. Astuony, Hegister.

claims against the house will present them for payment. the levy upon property for the year 18o5. and those indebted to us will please remit or hand in tbe JOHNSON LYLE, Attorneys and, Councellora at law, HAYE permanently settled in Leavenworth City, and offer their services to the public in the line of their profession. Collections promptly attended to. jy21 amount, with as little delay as possible.

lie it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the Citv of Leavenworth. Far different the ease with our Atlantic gold, it docs not perish when consumed, but JV7 W. A. riKliBU. LVCIKS CAMl.

ALFRED CARR. Xji. cfc l. WHOLKSAI.E DEALERS I.V 1. That every free male person over the age of twenty-one and under fifty-five years (citi- rive, may bc had at tbe Lnmber Yard, in the rear of Dr.

Parks' Drug Store, on Cherokee street. A general assortment of lumber will be kept on hand and for sale on reasonable terms, by jy7 tf K. R0S3. Missouri River Packet. by a nobler alchemy than that of Paraeel WM.

M'K. LAMBDIN, B. C. LAMBDIN. JLAMBDIN BROTHER, WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS.

No. 11. Locust GUNS A general assortment, embracing gome verv fine for Fporting in Btore nnd for sale by R. CO. zens of this city) shall pay a poll tax of one Books, Paper, Stationery, street.

St. Louis, having purchased the entire stock oi bus is transmited in consumption to a higher life. "Perish a consumption," did the old dollar unless they snail pay a property tax exceeding that amount. And upon all the real. Mr.

W. A. Nelson, at the old stand, head of Commercial THE splendid passenger tt earner, ALMA, Weavem. PaucioT. Olerk.

street, we now have on hand, and intend keeping, a large Dcrsonal and mixed property of the city of BOOTS AND tsiiOES A very large stock, embracing every variety in store and for sale by R. CO. mher say! Thoa fool, that which thou will run as a retrular packet durin? the season between KO. 49 MAIN Between Fine and Olive, ST. LOUIS.

HO. BLAXK BOOKS, STATIONERY, Ike. whatsoever nature as mentioned in the city stock of (Haas, t.lassware. Hails. Wrapping.

1'rmting. Book and Colored Paper. Bonnet and Binders' Board. Salamander Safes, and other Manufactured Uoods. which wo will sell in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest charter a tax oi one half of one per cent is owest Is not quickened crtqt it die The burning pen of inspiration, ranging heaven WINDOW GLASS A large assortment in store and for eale by Hav just received per F.

X. Aubry. and are noi' opening at their store, cm Main street, an emir. new and stock of well sclocted DRY GOOD hereby levied. VF.

invite the attention of the public to our stock of m.nlr anil Sfotinnl Hooka. Cnn. Lrttep VM St. Louis. Boonville.

Glasgow. Brunswick. Hill's Landing. Berlin. Waverly.

Lexington. Camden. Richfield, Liberty. Independence. Leavenworth, Weston, and St.

Joseph The Alma is of excellent carrying capacity, and her accommodations for passengers are unsurpassed. Every effort will be made by her officers to merit a liberal share of the public patronage, and shippers niav relv upon die- sz. This ordinance (hall taKe euect rrom ana R. CO. eep22 2m and earth for a similitude to convey Groceries.

Hardware. Cutlery. Crockery, Bbots Shoes, Nails, Glass. Wooden Ware. sic.

after its publication. prieos. jy7 SALAMANDER SAFE iKPOT. No. 11.

Locust Street. WE HATE in store a complete assortment of Improved Salamander Safes, which we will sell at fat lory prices. JjyT LAMBDIN fe No. 11, Locust St. GRAND SCHEME.

tapers. Playing. Printing and VUiting Cards, and all Comting House Stationery. AJ-We are prepared to print Blanks of every description, and to manufacture aU kinds of Blank Books, ruled and bonad to any pattern. to oar poor minds some not inadequate idea Approved, Uctohcr 22, THOS.

T. ILOCTJM. Mayor. FANCY GOODS FOIt LADIES, A eeneral assortment of the latest and best nunlitv KANSAS LOTTERY. the mighty doctrine of the resurrection, Satch and punctuality.

For freight or passage apply on oard. jy7 Attest: and variety of style. A fine selection of Merrimack anil novin zm u. a. carr.

Three Thousand Dollars Worth of Town can find no symbol so expressive as bare WHEELING NAILS We have in store an assortment of Wheeling Nails, for sale low by othcr print, woollen, and the various othor fabrics ladies' ami g-ntlecjn'e tire A-Oj a Ha assort. Regnlar Saturday Packet. Scott J. Akthony, Register. No.

20. Stocka at Ijottcrjr. ATTENTION To tli first aetUcr In Iacavcnworth City, JV7 LAHUVIA Kl. meul ot lobacco and Cigars. "grain.

It may chance of wheat or some I liB last passenger steamer JKToTrtr Lucy, m. CoNLEr. Master. Their stock has been leeted bv thir rwn bsnita. THREE HUNDRED CHANCES, $10 EACH.

Ten drawn prizes. The following: list of "ITTRAPPING PAPER 6.000 reams straw wrapping AN ORDINANCE in regard to city funds. other grain." To-day a senseless plant, to paper, on hand and for sale by I HAVE erected a new house on Shawnee street, between Second and Third streets, and ouVx to the pub-lie the following articles, as cheap as can bc had in this City: valuable Town stock, io-wit: LAMBDIN BRO: Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen morrow it is human bone and muscle, with great care, and they can confidently offer to the citizens of Leavenworth City and tbe surrounding country, very many inducements to give their stock a thorough examination, as they will take pleasure in showina their goods to the public. They aure the public that Two shares in Lecompton, Capital of T) AaWRAPPLU PAPER 600 reams rag wrapping of the City of Leavenworth. will leave f'r St.

Joseph. Weston. Fort Leavenworth. Parkville, Kansas. Independence.

Liberty, Lexington! and all points below, on every alternate Saturday, leaving St. Louis on the following dates: -August 4th and 18th; October 13th and 27th: September 1st. 15th and 29th: November 10th and 24th. A-lv Kansas, each $600 flZOO paper ia store and for (ale by 61. That any officer of this city who may nave ntraaa.

Lorrr.r, it. iobacco, Rica. Bo4, Casidles, Orsitas, S4nms. Cdt Aio Nets, LAMBDIN A BRO. One share in Atchison, worth 600 the care of any funds or evidence of debt be of all kinds, besides Lard.

Fish and Molasses, and numer The NEW LUCY has b--en newly minted, refurnished tney nave located permanently, with a view to doing a legitimate mercantile business in Leavenworth City, and they hope by correct conduct and a systematic course of dealing, to drive a trade that will be beneficial to the public as well as themselves. NEWS PAPER 1.000 reams assorted news paper on hand and for sale at low rates by jy7 LAMBDIN BRO. longing to the city, who shall use the same for his own purposes or speculate therein in any ous othcr articles. Inov'i JOS. W.

BAKER. vein and artery, 6mew and nerve; beating poise, heaving lungs, toiling, ah! sometimes over-toiling brain. Last June it sucked from the cold breast of the earth the watery nourishment of its distending sap-vessels, and repaired, with many improvements for the convenience and nf ntwrnmn harin .1 Mr.Ml I A. DlitZ. A.

M. SATTIG. manner, shall upon conviction thereof be sub Kickapoo, worth 300 Richmond, worth 200 Osawkee, worth 200 Indiancla, worth 150 Douglas, worth 150 1 Marysvilie, worth 100 alterations which will greatly increase her speed, we I QTRAW BOARDS 5.000 lbs straw boards, embracing SATTIG DIETZ, ject to a fine of not more than one hundred dol They also have in store a new and splendid lot of- READY MADE CLOTHING. hope to do a fair proportion of the Missouri river busi i-1 every sue. for eale at reduced m-ices bv LAMBDIN A BRO.

ness. ijy'JSl WM. COX LK1T, Captain. lars for each and every such offence. WHOLESALE RETAIL GROCERS Together with assorted patterns of number Frvnefc This ordinance shall take effect from and Regular Missouri River Packet.

BONNET BOARDS 200 gross best bonnet boards on hand and for sale at factory prices by On the Levee, next door to Doyle A store. Cassimers. Cloths. Ae. Also, a fine article cf Victoria and Trabuca Cigars.

In feet it has been their aim to Nemaha City, worm loo Will be disposed of at Lottery so soon as and now it clothes the manly form with warm, cordial flesh quivers and thrills with after its publication. ffm THE new and fast passenger steamer jyi LAMBDIN BRO. HAYE just received and are now opening a large and complete assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES. the tickets are sold. aCasultan, D.

Jamesos. Master. Approved, October 1855. THOS. T.

SLOCUM, Mayor. ASSORTED PAPER 500 reams book, hardware, and asaorted colored paper, for sale by jy7 LAMBDIN A BRO. the five-fold mystery of sense, purveys, and The agents for the Eale of tickets are author PROVISIONS. Ac consisting of Foreign and Domestic Wine and Liquors. 8ugar.

Coffee. Tea, Rice, Cheese, Crackers. Sardines, Oyster. Jm. Also a line lot of unices select their stock to suit all the varied wants of the people, both in the city and country, and thev intend to offer their goods at the lowest cash prices.

"Their motto is -quick sales and new supplies for their customers. JSeRemcmber, next door to Rouudv's furniture ware room on Main street. aull tf Wavkc and E. HcCuirrocw. Clerks.

Attest: will run regularly during- the season, leavintr St. Louis on ministers to the higher mystery of thought, ized to retain the money received for them, until after the drawing shall have taken place and Scott J. Akthont, Register. in met everything usually found in a first class groce every alternate Monday, at four o'clock P. for Glaa- TYPB AGENCY A fuU mnd complete assortment ot Plain and Fancy Type, Cuts, and Printers' mterials.

ry store, to wnico we Invite tne attention or purchaser. tne stocks been duly assigned to tne persons Sw, Brunswick. Miami, Hill's Landing, Waverly. Berlin. aepw rrom tne celebrated manutactnry of James Conner A No.

22. whom the committee shall declare entitled to ty, Independence, Parkville, Leavenworth City, 1 8o.n-New ork bT Heaped np in your granaries this week, the next it will strike in the stalwart arm, and glow in the blushing cheek, and flash in the Kw Harnesa and Saddlery Store. ON DELAWARE STREET, BY PAW ROHR, AN ORDINANCE regarding the cutting down, LAMBDIN A BRO. ron ueavenwoixn. eston.

Atcbison ana M. JoeeDb. I or injuring trees growing in tne streets, alleys the same. A majority of the ticket holders present at the drawing shall have the privilege of selecting the committee to conduct the same. NEW GROCERY STORE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. AT TUB OLD STAND OF BROWN A GATE8. WiU leave asfollows: July 30th; August 13th and 27th; I Ortfi BUSHELS EXT HA SEED WHEAT, new crop' September 10th and 24th October 8th and 224; Novcin- just received and fur sale by or public grounds belonging to tne taiy. aul8 ires uui uui. wceiuoer ou.

LEWIS REES. HERE Military and other work wiU bo done to order in the best Eastern style. On hand and for Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen beaming eye, till we learn at last to realize that the slender stalk whkh-rtJisve seeq Keet Arrival. uetunung. will leave St.

Joseph on every alternate Sunday: August 5th and 19th; September 2d, 10th and Due notice of tne time and place Of drawing (which will be at some town in Kansas, on the Missouri river) will be (riven to each sharehold THE undersigned having increased hi store room by buildinc a larce addition on the rear of the old store of DOUBLE and SINGLE CARRIAGE HARNESS, wa of tne Uity of Leavenworth. 61. That no nerson shall be allowed to cut lATTIU DIETZ have just received a fresh supply join; uetooer ntn ana ztb; November 11th and Z5tb; bouse, will keep constantly on hand a choice stock of bending in the torn field, wader the yellow December 9th. Departing from St. Joseph Sunday, at K-r vtmeih, asKoroea i icues, Long, worth's Cincinnati Sparkline Catawba.

Onera Cisrara. Ac er through the agent from whom the ticket was deface, girdle or in any way injure any tree or which they will dispose of on very favorable terms' for the very best FAMILY GROCERIES, Including every article required by the want of the city and country trade, at wholesale and retail. lie Is determined to sell gon uarnwss, ooys' and men's saddles, whips of every sise and quality, a large assortment of cellars, bridles, fly netts. Ac. yg-Re pairing neatly done.

ples4 J. L. ROUNDY. sapling standing or growing, either dead or dy burden of harvest, Is indeed the "staff ol iv o'ciuck, a. Atcmson at ll; latan al 14 r.

and will arrive at Weston same day and remain over night. WiU leave Weston Mondava. at hVlne.k A purchased. k. uisnur ffl tu.

Atchison, Oct. 1, 1855. easn. oct'JO LOWER than the LOWKST house in Leavenworth City Fort Leavenworth at 8, Leavenworth Citv at 8. Park-1 Mew Uoods.

life," which, since the world began, has sup ing, in any of tne streets, alleys, or paonc grounds belonging to or within the corporate THOS. T. SLOCUM, agent for Leavenworth nd intends to keep up a full supply all the time. The villA at in K.TCiia. .4 IQtf iu.

i I T1TQT City. octl3 3t citisens of the-crty and country, and emigrants, are re ported the tbCing and struggling myriads limits ot tne said (Jlty or Leavenworw. erty at 2, Richfield at 8. Sibley at 4. Camden at 6, Well-1 el splendid assortment of seasonable Dry oods, Gro- spectrally invited to give hum a call.

Jv5 HENRY BROWS. MACAULAT, wuu Ill I llll 1)11 lllllll tnmni Mil I tniicD. w. tuoup VMU. remain thereover night.

Will leave Lexington on Tues-1 oet20 WHITE A FIELDS. of humanity tin the mighty pilgrimage ol 2. Any person violating the provisions of the above Ordinance, shall be liable to a fine of Auction and Commlaslon Merchant, Leavenworth City. K. VXJILL receive and sell all kinds of merchandise.

household goods, at auction or private sale. Ai vanees made on freights. References A. A. Mayer.

Commission Merchant. Js ParweU. St.XouVs: W. Mn-nVw r.n. a ATTORKBT AT LAW ANT GENERAL LAND AGENT, MOSnEK, JKHKIirS being.

vxiwaia. nerun ana uover as va-i a tt verly at 10, HiU's Landing at 1L Miami at I P. AeWlS JV. JteeS, not less than five dollars nor more than ntty jy7 Leavenworth City, K. T.

DEALXBS la Stoves, Wagons and Plow Manufacturers of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. In the THOS. C. SHOEHf AKER, Brunswick at 2. Glasgow at 4 and Boonville at P.

M. I DECEIVINO. Fonraf4ing and CoiamiMiba MerabaaL rrive at St. Louis Wedneedfty afternoon Umetol aad deslcr in Dry Ooods, Groeeri infl rroviHons dollars. One-half of the fine so recovered shall co to the informant, and the remaining one Yes, bir, to drop the allegory, tad T.

II. Utl. Siocum, Mayir.O.V. A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office im Delaware strest JefcasoBBuUdinif.

tb "nr frOm-West fc Jamee', kmg4 Kansas fity. Mfuri. half to the City. 'fyeak wittront a figure, It is this noble agri iu mo uduiotiiic man noavs. ena au csaer evening i crrosr oi mvcc eoa lmawan LeavwBWcrth.

K. T. ackets. JjJJ W. SKINNER.

Agent. roriioa Fklna-r, M-rahawL Lsavrewnrth. near the Register effiee. ijl.

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