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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
CITY
Kansas Territory.
5S.ALEOF IOTTSi

TIHE first Public Sale of Lots will take place
E sntthe 18th day of April. Sale to con-
tinue from day to day as long as may be deemed
expedient by the Trustees. 5rs.-. ,ta,Fi
FERMs of sale to be one third cash in hand
One third in six months and the remainder in
twelve months from day Of sale without interest.
DoN1PHAN Cry is situated one mile aboYe the
mouth of dependence creek, on beautifuk
slope Of Prairie, that has been indicated by ma
tnfe-and designated by every traveller on the
Missouri river, for the last fifteen years as a
site; ofta future city-the site is particularly,
celebrated and known Independence Prarie,
and is the only point where the prairie reaches
the Massachusetts, txeen Leavenworth City
x: Z, andSE yuseph No., and isEsfhated e
qually distant. being about, thirty miles from
each of these places.
Tiei town has been laid off into lots ofs44 feet
'front.' by 144f fest deep, by regular oFganized
Joint stock company-<ths streets vary from 60
been made for GInafket PdBlic< square. There,
is now being built a large double geared steam
saw mill, which viii soon be in opeTatipny and
will afford ap abundance ct lumber for budding
puTpeses,s also . large FHotel building, besides
various others Of smaller dimensions for resi-,
dences, business houses, ,&c.-------
poniPhas ponl si issitestsd upon deep wsstsr-
centre Of ver5 rich country, bounding in nu-
meroas small streams Of clesrseold wate1,Apon
whose banks are found 6aeI groves os timber,
uthcient to Sustain heavy pepulati
Il 1t hasarock bound shore, is convenient to
timber and has nexhaustible quaries sef lime.
steuer--aad stone coal on its site--the<ai Is =
firseFate ferry in. operation, SO that persons
wishing to cross the river at this point need not
fear being detained. sietSs. I 81
J.. The Trustees,-hoEeserd deem it unnecessary to
SAY more, and only invite all to come and see
| and Judge foE thenselFes, relying more upoL
sne natufsf 1avs1tagss It possesses as point OF
comm hefciAE Importance, than apoA A1haie vol
ume Of pulling adveft tisements. - For pard
tinauiEe Of John w. Foreman, agent, On the
Pssm,sss ea II 1T Js a s fans q .aa
T. II. CHBisToPakR, President
II. CRANE, secretary.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

I'VE place at our mast head shis' week
tie names ofthss' regular n0Idfflinees 81 tHe
Rsssslsysry party. They were ssssilI ssssilIeetsd By
.sansetingsof the party. from every portion
Nfahs District .qAH wentimto thaconven-
Hon destasrH,1ned to support the tickee,othe
whole ticket, and nothing bot the ticket ticket. =
sAnd though each one had his prsferenee,
and;snevs hard for the success of his EaKe-
rite, yet when the result was announced.
The nominees were unanimously confirmed
blythe meeting. An seemed well pleased
.andssatisfed, and we feel well assured,
theywill all go into, the conflict and battle
-rnanfully for the cause. IT. does not be
CON scone Us Us TO speak of ourself, as one Of tie
.aemineess but we can with confidence ], say
of albthetrest, they are. ofthe best materi-
hls, and anong'the strongest men in the
district Each locality is we'll represented,
two Of The ticket being from this place, and
the balance, all from different portions of
the District, in the country. The conren-
stion adjourned, with the utmost harmony
md good feeling all determined to rally at
, The polls. on the Both March, and elect the
whole ticket triumphantly. 5, ~ .,.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
C0astiOss TO tIsei .F1ss6Iic., J,

saw in ST .Lo6fis; a1P ordered The Same to be
shipped dtoI.easentvorth K. Z. sR1Eich was accord-
ingly done. And on deliYerylof sanas on the Le-
wee at Leayenworth, Messrs Skinner s. Fisher
received. the same, for WhIc Service they chafg-
the r possessionnot more than IL hours.afse
T The undersigned thinks jtaaaty he owes to
the pubic 70 EXPOSE this eMxtoEtion M (.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
STEAMBOAT RRIY Ais,
Ols865.
Passsd atp since or las

= g g. 1Ih3 = L.G90oaIltst Y ti3.t
q hfs Pdassssssdt UP since OR idst.u ,'',I,i /
Friday, is pdfaf Star Sta ,2it for 81. Joseph.
ssssa'y's,4 Il Iessasa.iger IfGssFaa sV Weston
zoi st1o'l. Coed. K ate 'Sweens.ss iIsass eal
: ID q. asGtss EtPasso, sIS4 ST. 5oseph.
Tuesday, 20 Admiral -lS g Faassja
Thursday, 21 New Lncy,1 s
sbitsd bsisss Geldsa Sfate,sI ssa
.s5s ! azil7assea 66en asnes oHsn1astss-4s
s Sunday, - Match iS, Clara, 70 fSrsst.i Isai
Monday 10, Sonora, g g 81
ss-5sssa. ss1 F.sreosyssT 20, E1eSwkenysA Sc
.FuesdaFI ~ e 81; fefassEkars 49, q,
Wednesday, p, Ei-Passo. for ss
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

Il. Of fsf K0 ftorFr
fo9g f2sf7S = IA Il Ss6
ss.ss5 issd I5f fl.ls & ps
onncI nc and three M me1i;sra q fbs rs6,ss
of Representaaressss. and I whereas s. L 8 fs
obiects of 'sbis meefII3g e ssssE Ia shs
sun1or Fl The nrelsaSe%fy as % pnrfv foT y, 4
po D9sffE;c DHf si6 oon6 M mt5 s'Td snd fSst q
'ddfsd dsssads az any essgsEg = 3 8
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5s's t.ve x Re ,Ea e pAnl
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fssaos y y
psOas pasafhsJ Jss.lso III NIi;ilzsl 5ol sIaslns
aossss@gsga ,,sa s anass spleags on6afyfs5 fo
tIey seyss whom @ tbsT NAV = hs
VIC e. f tISs ~ ~ vol hap lsb,zrpit
Pssai,,s5 Tbo, -, 49, FSsIi y
10 vote on 1srnest;op nnIsss IL g 49,,
~ ~ sp's an .,o,.ad cl IS z knoMn
soj;.e reo,,ai, r. si,n9 ttss .,.a is. 'se
po. po.a y 1sses lstS the aas = Ys caii'is9 t9
81 This renort be,pg osx oT;sIu 5dIat adanta
|tSe meetins then EuToeseded to namlnail ssI
5 s 1llPs Placsa
ps NJ e, snses sI an4B Try, =, = fasti "
7 Gart. n DaY n9nlnsleo
SIsI Ia = R5tna pol1lf9tfa a; Nm iMacaglay;
nsat;na tIan ll4 5aIlai,ed nGtadisa M = 1eps b9e
sis with he follov;ng rssyIf IS 5 Psa. 81
votes a. 3E ~ y
Clark. ii: 4 Maea1Isyts. s 4 Z Mf "a Sm;tb 5. 5
Wn n D. sf9 II 1S If !Htn III
'pt Ii T. y. 5Ilcsl eekln, III
z. ~, fNr. y, T. ices, chaYlng, lng, received a
majority Of all the votes. cast, was declared
one of the, jnomiinees. The. meeting then
.ballotted- for choice between zen T. J. Eastiin
and Dr.: ,Tibbs, which Jesultead thus: L. ].
Eastin, SO votes; Dr, Tibps 80. l.. ]. .Eas-
tin, having receired a majority of ali the
votes cast, was declared the other nominee
for Council. On motion, tl1a REEs ana EAsp1s,
were ungninsoa4slg. DECLARED the choice hi e OF
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

= gQUAL1F1eArIoN OF FoTERs.- Every
man who is here on the day Of the election,
and offers 10 vote. it is prinaa faeia evidence
of his right to vote, and, he who contests it
must show that he is not an actual resident
within Che meaning of thei.Act organising
the Territory. Whether the voter intends
to remain day, a week. n month or year is
not the question. A man may be a quail
flied voter in Missouri atsan election, and
intend at the same time to leave the same
day, so itmay be the1 case in. Kansas: =
Flenniken was regarded as legal voter
last fall, and yet his family lived III Penn
sylvania, and he left the Territory immedi-
ately5afer the eleatioas and, has not been
heard of since tAuruee is not good that
will notsEpglA betA.NagsstaSs :,
FaseTT The Free Strife e6hventioa have lnomina-
tea full ticket. Messfs!i !iTwshbly and his
ney, for Council Il and FfaHse, browning aand
bBtaaefi for fofRepfesentafises.t iiiH ssee sdI
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

B9T Gov. Reeder arrived in Town Oh
the Golden State last evening. = y , -.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
. EIc1f 114fIkIriS , thI . HUI Cd
val of almost every boat.

-f'ess-es tltS6sk y
Not by making this free State, for thai
e what they are after themselves, in ordel
to secure larger liberty to perpetrate then
eaHhing deeds. Make it slave State
and Won xiIl shszebx get rid Of tbem This
is the duty q sxery aPpS12se! sestRe aboli-
tIo1is ice - Is shs dy Of eysTg man Fho
Nnnts to, sEYe in Rffcs and quiet with lhiis his
Qeighbers. synszeId ei5 k,la .ooese 10 s,4s
gslk kansasilays'beowesn ard laajoiniug two
Slave. sstates. ssstaaAtses. Make this s2fres- State and
i woqA afford fine field for the abolition oane
istsi talsPerate inhh Here then is the sRIasaf
ssherenthayl woald edngregate, and THERE
saats Holman icanihaws wsptedict. But ii be-
hodges al good CITIZENS To- fake a. decided
stpa stapa against Paipi aching PCT in concert eYSsl Xi sB
such party. .I,,r e:si a,oif .ycz,
-1sThs abolitidnlparty .atatherNorthlaTg at
work sending their (emisaFies amohg us:sa
Gree now has proposition % . raise
FUND far Far paying the passage Of all pauper
iamigranis ss,the ocean, andscolonizing
-theaa irIK Kansasa9eT They are sto iiworksso
aahyy yeats - pay expenses . They thus
slaves ofe them. and voters too s.
This is the kind of population that is to
food this country, in orderito make it free
State. What would be the efectaof IT,
Disastf05ulss tSpsiabOrers and mechafies, ifko for
they cq4palld 4alda and would work cheaper than hpan
our mechanics. This Will be the sfastsef
the: abolition movement in making Kansas
az free State nsss1F'actl ..ttilE9iYac 70 ]
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

s~Sundays last was, lively day in
Leavenworth. -Four Steamboats, landed
on5their upward trip and one down. Our
Levee was crowded with freight and pas:
sengers. Indeed almost every Boat that
passes up or down mas business at our town
and lands more orless freight and passen-
gers. Leavenworth is the point in Kansas
Territory, where the heaviest shipping will
continue to be done.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
IA Post Office, at LceUeassUO Oa.tIs.


Ian Post office, at LeesUessaUO Os.tIt.
IA Post ofioebyiname iofo Leayenwofth
City, has been established at this place and
Lewis N. Rees, has been appointed Post
Master; This settles the question, that. the
Delaware squatters are not considered in
truders, aaal will not therefore be disturbed.
Besides according tothe Secretary of War,
upon Mannypennys own construction Of
the original Military Res e, Leavepwogth
is not on Delaware lands ~ !. -. !
p @Takes. notice. all persons in direct
ing papers to sor any of our citizens in
this vicinity will please direct. to Leaven-
worth City Kansas Ter. and not to Fort
Leavenworth. This will save us much
trouble. The mail goes into operation I'M
mediately, and We win now have a tri-
weekly mail from the. East by way OF
Westport, and tri-weekIy, from Weston, by
way of Fort Leavenworth. This is Cheer
ing news, and shows that tbs claims Of the
Delaware Sqpatters are respected.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

nstions Or was the tenth commandment expune-
ed ftem the tables OF the Iaw2 This commando
3 ] ] ] ] J } J!
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

OF the Biblezkpm . they censure and
prsseh agail Pse ho Tepudnte other
4 !. ens olt authoritya And Il
q khe ep practical infidelity,
8 ey the world follows
g exa1 Z q Eepudiates the whols
now - do you understand
YOUR position, IN this contest and the posi-.
ton OF your adyersaries! And if YOU do.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

CO Maj. Ogden returned home yesterday.
wIt is said Nicholas the Emperor of Ru.
sia is dead.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

.sfkassfsssg ISL Fssss ssksaaeRso.

.TaerIH,FGT CotareH.
{ RICHARD r. REES;R
.'sl EuCfAN !. EAS4TN.sIrzzD
S''s" For House Representatives.. aio7l -
]1'l ss W.G.LMAsFHIAS,,'.n : t.'es 10 y
az ~e{ A. PAYNE, tiir .e19b1si zaan
'I9 II. D. McMEEKIN. sdi 10 asb
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

tH6Olr ODSlaEefYI thal. there Is Iof the1
tuition of the Sabbath, and quite as 1huch
for slavery as for marriage. And now Mr..
B. If you eallsenapf these 4 institutions OF
the. Bible, estabGshedtby law and recogni-
zed by the gospel a great moral evil, an
abomiHationna and the. work of the, Devil;
why abuse me and others five call llAe okhi
er. MstsGtienss shgg the aznrs terms! And
further Mr.. Ralfs you, and your party .4vio-
late the tenth commandment by coveung
your neighbor's slave an i,yiolate the eight
by stealias him from his master and rpli.:s
ming himUH % Eahad6 sof elsewhere-hoW
tan Y66 eenstfe me If T violate the tenth
conriaudInen in my wayaaand eovet my
neighbor's wife and run away with her 70
bffee her from an. old cross; ugly and tyrpn-
/ Iiiicaf husband? / do it out of humanity as
yoraos voslr sE6ts. seFFe e gfsl5sdlaer IN tasfe
E4sot IN gsssscsssl and thiaR my taste much
better than yours. Come, sir, we can lock
arms and jog on tegeshar as hail fellows
Ewell met, equally aetnatsa hy hupsgsity and
E6sAecolaieG Let us then nosquarreI about
[tasts seeing we so wen agree. in respect Of
Priesg!4 4ers ais! ibsrty.t0 covet and
seal what your taste calls for and u cdyet
landlstBal lsWhat my taste xeqniras, ~
- nl1sneNs geniielne1, &c the clergy and
their sdteiTtes set the example df disrsgard-
! ing and repudiating dhs Of the insfitutioni
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
LECOMPTON.

THIS town is situated on the south side of the
Kansas River, so miles from its mouth, and
opposite the mouth of the Sautelle or Grasshop-
per River, the largest and best timbered tribu-
| tary of the Kansas. The site was selected by
the proprietors, after having personally exam
ined the greater portion of the Territory, as be-
ing one where the best advantages for the bull
ding of new and large town were there imme-
diately athand. Limestone, material for brick,
timber Of all qualities, good spring water, gra-
zing, and every comfort and facility that the
pioneer can ask or expect, is at command
The survey has been made by an experienced
engineer from an Eastern city, and all streets,
squares and reservations, have been made on
large and liberal scale. This site can be ap-
preached by all the principal road connections
in the Territory; and the proprietors are now
busily engaged in making Improvements for the
reception and comfort of the Spring emigration.
Settlers will find this place the most inviting
as every home comfort that capital can obtain
will be furnished.
Contracts have already been made for the er-
ection of warehouses and hotel buildings; and
steam saw mill will be in operation in few
days, which will turn out from seven to ten thou
sand feet per diem. Autographs can be seen in
all the principal cities of the Union, and on the
ground. Any further information can be OBJ
tanned by addressing Hon. Dan'l. Woodson,
J. A. Halderman, or Messrs. Spalding s. Brady,
Westport, Mo-; G. W. Clark, Potawattomie
Agency; or by calling upon Messrs. Thomas. &
VIM. R. Simmons, at Lecompton. ju 1-tf.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
INDIANOLA, K. T.
Greet sale ofLotk

&~GV 6@GSA0 I'll aAS0 0@8
THE first sale of lots in the Town of Indian
L ola, Il. T. will take place on Wednesday,
the 9th day of June, 1855.
1t is with great pleasure we announce to the
public, that the first sale of lots in the beautiful
town site of Indianoia, will take place on the
above named day. This town is situated on the
great Military road from Fort Leavenworth to
Fort Riley, at the crossing Of Soldier Creek, be-
ing so miles from the former Fort, 20 miles
from the latter, and II miles from ssPapin's Fer
ry,o one of the best crossings on Kansas river.
There is beside the military road, mentioned
above, the following most important roads in
Kansas running through and centering here !:
To Westport, via Tecumseh and Lawrence, cros-
sing Kansas river at Papins Ferry. To the
Southern part of the Territory; the Nebraska
and Usage country, crossing the Kansas six
miles above this place, and direct road to
Parkville Mo.
The country in the vicinity has been pro-
nounced by experienced and competent judges,
as good, if not better than any portion Of the
Territory for farming purposes.
There has been found within 1-2 miles from
this place strata of superior Stone Coal. Tim
Der of the finest quality, with water both wells
and springs of a good quality. The trustees
earnestly request all those who wish either to
invest or settle in the Far West, to call and ex-
anime our situation and advantages, and Judge
for themselves.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash, and
| the balance when the title is completed.
JNO. F. BAKER,
II. D. McMEEKIN, Trustees.
GEO. H. PERRIN,
May 18, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22

LEdHENW0RTH. K II
s now erecting, and viii have In readiness by
L the time boats begin to arrive, the largest
Ware HOUSE, in the place and win receive,
store and forward goods or produce, on terms
which shall be satisfactory. HewilI also take on
COMMISSION, PRODUCE AND OTHER ARTICLES or
EVERY KIND, ON THE MOST REASONABLE
TERMS
His Ware House is at the most convenient
point, at the foot Of Delaware Street, opposite
the principal and best landing, and Just at the
point of the Bluff, which gives him decided
advantage in the u
Storage and Consmisssoa, business.
He will also have on hand with the opening
Of navigation, a full and complete assortment Of
every variety of goods suited for
EJnIGR.HN'T OUTFITS,
or home market consisting Of Dry Goods, Gro-
ceries, Hardware, Tools and Building materials,
Queensware, Hollow ware, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Sadlery, Garden seeds,
Provisions, Sc, H
and every thing in the goods line and as he In
charges shall be moderate he therefore soiicits
a share of public patronage.
References:- -
ishV (. w. efsss Donald, steJoseph, Mo-
T; Fass ReEnfs Z sslsl, ( sfo'.' Weston,
j. Jas; : $. Mdlg5Sass' MLighStnesf' Lexington.
Isaac Brinker, Brunswick.
Rn, R5; T; s1sasss n; oSekerill' Glasgow,
IT. Johnson, & Co.ZBoonville.
E. B. Cordell, jefferson City.
HanenkamP, Gilpen, Co., St. Louis.
Leayenworth, K. T., March 2, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
DEL.aW.aRE FERRY.

TyHE undersigned has established Ferry on
l. the Missouri River, at the town of Dela-
ware, Kansas Territory. He has been for some
time past and is at this time prepared to cross at
a moments notice, all those wishing to cross the
Missouri, at Delaware. ANY one wishing to
visit Kansas Territory from any point below
Weston in Platte county, NO., will find that this
Ferry is the nearest and best point at which to
cross the river, particularly If they wish to go
to the Stranger or Grass Hopper country. This
alss will be the case, with all persons wishing
to go to Kaw country or visit Calhoun, Lawrence,
Council Grove or Fort Riley. He would state,
that all persons travelling towards Kansas Ter
ritory, on the Great Stage route, on the north
side Of Missouri river, leading from st. Louis
through Columbia, Fayette, Carfolton, Rich
moHd and Liberty and then visiting Kansas,
from the country bordering on the Mississippi
river, will save weary miles, by crossing at this
point. His Ferry Boats are safe and substantial,
his Ferrymen hardy and experienced; and will
at all times be pleased to serve with alacrity,
those who may wish to cross the Missouri river
at his Ferry.
JNO. VAN vRANKIN.
March IA ,55-6m
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
Election 6as KgaasNs.

TNHE undersigned would most respectfully an
L nounce to the Citizen, Squatters, ,Emigrants,
&C., &c. Having opened again few doors a.
offers the the best bargins ever offered this side
of st. Louis. Their stock consists principly Of
ready made clothing all kinds and sizes. Dry
Goods of all kinds, shoes, boots hats, caps, and
great many other articles too tedious to mention.
prices. 49,
Emigrants coming to Weston would consult
their interest by giving US call before purchase
ing elsewhere as we are determined to sell as
cheap as the cheapest. Give US call and see
for yourselves.
GOLDSMITH & KLINGSTEIN.
Main Street, Weston, Ma.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
A.T.RATTIE~
HOUSE JOINER & CARPENTER

Offers his services to the citizens of Leayen-
worth, and Kansas Territory, and will undertake
buildings Of all descriptions and every grade at
fair prices. He hopes by strict attention, and
promptness in the execution of work, to merit 3
liberal share of patronage. He has made arrange
ments for opening an extensive Lumber Yard
at Leayenworth, in the spring, and expects .
small assortment in few weeks.
Best of references given if required g to
workmanship and attention to business.
Leayenworth, nov, q, ,'54, If. -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
w Ws STORE.
WEsCOTT s. nEITCHIER.

HAvE opened in the Herald building on Main
Ii street, large and general assortment of
Dry Goods; Quitting Goods, Queensware,
Bootsland Shoes, sc. We will keep n..hand a
constant and general supply of every thing me-
cessary to supply the demands Of the market
Our stock has been selected with especial re-
ference to this trade and continue to be kept
LARGE and COMPLETE.
We hope to receive and merit a liberal share
of patronage.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22

Dr. Z. w. Brown, Occulisf,
sssssiszex RESPECTFULLY tenders his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of
upper Missouri and the Kansas Ter
ritory. Having carried on an Eye infrmary
for several years past in Platte city, No., and
having treated large number of patients with
almost every description of diseased Eyes, he
fatters himself that he will be able to give salts
faction to all who may desire his services. His
infrmary buildings are large and fitted up so
that patients are not only well Accommodated but
under his immediate care. The cost of being
cured at his establishment is comparatively
small when travelling and other expences to st.
Louis or anyother distant point are considered.
Persons having children laboring under longcon-
continued scrofulous disease of the Eyes are most
positively assured that they can get them cured
at his infrmary. DR.. Brown would, also, most
respectfully invite the attention of the med
icaf profession throughout the country to his es-
tablfshment, and if eases of diseased Eyes should
spring up in their practice that only be trea-
ted successfully at an eye infrmnary he would be
much pleased to have them recommended OF sent
to his. If any further information is wanted,
call on Capt. Eastin, or w. H. Adams, at the
Herald Office. Enov "a. '54,1yl
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
- Card.

nR. HOLLAND, having permanently located
IL in Leayenworth City, K. T. tenders his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of the city and
country. DIR. H. having been engaged in active
practice for thirty five years. feels confident that
be will be able to render entire satisfaction, to
all who may favour him with their patronage.
He may at all times be found at the Leavenworth
House, except when professionally absent
April 6, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
QUINN'S SALOON

QUINN'S SALOON,
Corner of Second and Sha,DHee Streets,
LEAvENwoRTH, Z. T.
A C. QUINN, would inform the public that
n. he has opened at his new building
Re ant,
and has on hand superior assortment of fine
Liquors, Cigars, Oysters, Sardines, &C., and is
prepared to furnish MEALS in good order at all
hours, call and try.
april 13, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-06-22
AIsx. AAsoas, WI. H. sussELr, ". 3. wApDsr.
MAJORS, RUSSELL g. CO.


she subscribers are now receiving and open
= ing large and general assortment of Dry
goods, Clothing, Blankets, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Caps, Queeniware, Glass and Tfnware, Guns,
Hardware, and well selected stock of Grocer
les, Iron and Castings: Together with an extern
sive assortment of Quitting for the Plains, and
Farming Utensils We will keep constantly on
hand good supply Of Bacon, Flour and Dried
Fruit.
As we shall be regularly in receipt Of addi-
tional supplies, Direct from the Eastern Cities,
our took will at all times be full and fresh, and
We shall take great pleasure in exposing them
for sale at our New Store House, in Leavsn-
worth City, Z. T.
We are now erecting extensive shops for bull
ding and repairing wagons, and other Smithing,
and will be prepared to do custom work on
reasonable terms.
0We respectfully invite the public to call
and examine our stock of merchandise and out
fitting, as also our shop work.
MAJORS, RUSSELL CO.
Leavenworth City, Z. T., May1 1855.