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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
Speech OF Secretary Chase.
CNcIssAn. Friday. Oct i6.

Secretary Chase spoke 70 a large crowd IN o.
lumbns last night, lie congratulated the people ura
their victory the good effect s would have not eay
in this country but In Europe. II would st'ensthsa We
hand, Of the President and Cabinet and send ~ TIE
hearts OF the army Had they given ten thousand me-
joyity oay would not have suhiced but the srsad
Old hundred tho.s,nd had done the business. he r..
tho history OF his leaving Ohio three yesss .nrs
TO attend the Peace Congress The policy he advocated
and the result his transfer nom the senste by Prssl
dent Lincoln to the Cabinet. lilo also went into hn-
tory u his financial scLeme. ~ referred to bis thres
years sbsence and feeling!y thanked bis audience Gr
their Kind welcome lie compimented Cows. Dennisoa
and Tod for their fidelity and zeal in managing tho
Affairs of the State
Mr.. Chase ief. Columbus Mi. morning for Washing.
ton.
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The War In the South west-The Guesvsiss
CSsscr Killed, ind his Hen CspssreA.

CAIRO Friday. Oct is iS1
General Grant and staff arrived this morn-
ing Al is quiet at Little Rock.
The expedition undcr Major Iced of the 9th Miscar'
broke up the camp the notorious guerrilla cousr -
Jefferson County killed him. and took al biz nca prts'
oners
PROVOST Marshal General Chandler has issnei "a oref
requesting all negroes not in possession of certeas
that they in empoym adequate for 'hs sup
port of tAeir families to BE- placed in the con,r,baad
ssino. sni provided for.
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The General Resuit.

Special D!sls,ch 10 The n \. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Friday Oct Is. 1853.
The official returns come in slowly, but the
Union majority viii not be less than fifteen thousand
Gov Curin srca. personal popularity is shown by the
fact that his majority exceeds that Of Agnew in nearly
every district, though Agncw is gentleman Of tie
highest character. and universally esteemed In this
city Curtin has majority OF 7Osl and Agnew COS
A .rkng Union majority is secured In the Lcgisla
lnse. Philadelphia o.cc,s Union State Senator ard
galnL three Union Asscmblymen. j. H. T.
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c,os f,ry steady Under protrsoted duncs prices have
Welded slowly hardly enough In most to pay commis
sion. much the encouragement Of sellers for fall Money
active, at 6d7 cent, but the supply ample There na.
been general breakdown In Harlem Stock showing fa OF
PER cent the closing price being o. against liz the night
before The seton Of the Common Council probably the
cause Frcshts active and rates slightly frmer. 8,
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FROM WARRINGTON.
specll Dispatch 70 The n. Y Tnbun"
WARRINGTON Friday. Oct. 49, 1888.
THs PREsInEYr's REPLY TO TIKI MISSOURI
KANSAS DELEGATION.


The Presidents reply 10 the address OF the
Missouri delegation which msiloj 70 the Hon. C..
ID Drake Chairman Of the delegation nj ~ LouiS yes
to-day viii h. Published no, at the option Of that
gentlemen It, contents learn Upon excellent az
ihofiy are substantially in accordance with the state
meats Of their probable nature elegrnphcd IE ih'b
ryr inu week Gen Schofei continued In conin ana
Of the Department. md all military powers are coho'n
,ra,.l Ia IA. hands Tc receives now Instructions,
con, Of which Il annexed the Pr-aidents letter to the
delegation containing pit and more stFing'n drrc'
ions ior the managemen, OF his department All pcrsH'
IN the service Of the United States are forbidden To- re-
,ur, fugitive sia,r- or 10 assist In their escape. No
coasca solder. ar. To b. enlisted esccP, under the or
ders Of the Commander oi tho Department. Zen ooho'
fields course with regard TO Senator jim Lane ana Ms
followers. 10 approved and he IL ordered 10 sss AL forces
qr- h.' oaYmhn t5pH' a5Sh- eGeffiiSs Of ofhsf II
persons carrying irregular warfare una"f
uhste,cr color prcteIt. No action Is tsAen IN '"'
matter Of the cnrcd militia which is len "A u was
bcfofc.tho committee presented their address
MARYLAND coLonkD TROOPS.
Tho colored troops raised in Maryland prior
,o tie dran a hal State vii be dal' credited on the
prearri drah
GoyHrSoRs YATES AND SALoMoN IN WAsHiAo'
roN-ILLSEss oY GOV. cu1ris.
Coyrrnor. Yates O, Illinois and Solomon 81
wisconsin arr hefv The forrncs Is DESTROYS of rcmov
nc Of thu res,rlotions upon the commerce ~ the
Mississippi The latter has gu .iions to settle with the
War Department, On their Way hilher they called
apon GOV. Curtin. whom they found seriously 'Hdis-
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY OCTOBER H. 1863

want Of Grew. While the Navy D. paf tmen' procure
az many sailors a heretofore. the Der ar "on'
being sufficient owing to the many vesA "S CONSTANTLY
being placed in commission.
CONSUL FOR CHILLI.
The President has recognized Esteban nosefS
as Consul ad interim of the Republic Of Chill \" 'n'
port of Eew-YOrk.
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c..a..nnnaien Of n Prize.

Boston Friday. Oct. To- isSs
Judge Sprague Of the United States District
Conrt h,. p,s..d a decree condemDng the stesmS
Cronsta, as prize Of wsT She was captured % 'ls
Rhode island the crew of vhiye,sc viii alone pA''
cipate in the proceeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
An A,,-mps to Raise Recrai's By Seisn'
scrrin4.

AIBAsY Friday Oct. Is. i5oS
An effort will be made TO Eaise recruits tof
the army by volunteering The Assistant rr''V''
Mar,ha!s General u New York are engaged s''h "''
seymour in ieyisins system for Inst purpoe'
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The OmcinI Vote OF philadelphia.

FnTfADEITIfIA. Y IIT1y, VT: TT E''77F
The official vote of tins city Is ~ follows
Curtis AGA; Woodward. 81 100. Majority q
Curtin S0ol.
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The HarrisJnrg Patriot and Union Cooper
Lesa) rskes the following classification
The Legislature will probably stand. Senate Adolf
tinaist, H.. Democrats H. House. AboItioni,,s. 80;
pcuocrns, 70. Abolition majority Oh join, balos,l.
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Tjsr Sale Of Fivr.Twrmtic,

PEILADill AIA. Friday, Oct. Io. Tn
The Subscription AGENT reparts the sale
; J,6 uO i've twenties to-day.
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In Matoe.

Po.rLkxp Friday Oct. Is. 'sot
Gov. Coburn has appointed THURSDAY NV
10. - day of thanks giving in e+'s State.
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COLORADO rRUx.

In other times. newly organized Territory
in fact any Territoy-was expected t. 81 what
was called Democratic ~ naturally and uniform
" as = yourg duck takes Ia water. Every
new State came into the Union after season OF
Territorial tuiolagc. Democratic" But the
war for the Union has changed all this, ard now
Amos, or quite every Territory elects Union
LEGISLATURE &C. over the ticket labeled
Democratic" NEvApA wen, overwhelmingly
Union a few weeks ago; NgBRAsKA did the
same last Tuesday; and COLORADO did likewise
at her recent election. A letter in The Morning
Herald, St. Joseph, No, says:
"DfsvsH Cfrr Oct i-61.
The Territorial Election. Which cane ~ on the is
nj, nbei. IL vas hotly contested all the Jcfri.,
resulted IN a unforn unconditional Union victory
B.i onr Cgppr-tsad s!scfsd 10 Sftso Hos1. Many
sage calculations the innur ofsympaihscr. and = m
gees frUln your State have proven fallncioas Loyll
onigrauis out numbered iAom they lc The election
60 Nv default At all ercnis. We have clean Union
Conncl House and Territorial officers from COruiy
Judges down o. consiabes-glory oaOugh fur one sc-
son The Leg stature vii not meet until tho ist Aun
day - february !, Ia oanhieliy expected thu,
" IN be- the lasi Lcgsa,sre under pfrsent organss
ton a. the ensuing Conrrrs- viii dOutss pass Al In
ning act under which Colorado slu pfc-sn; herself
r admission ln,o The linton The hrs, Monday u tho
ensuing session. The people are ripe ioI II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
DEATH OF JOHN DEAN.

John Dean. clerk in the Treasury, formerly
member Of tie Se~.york Legislature and City Aior
ney fr BroOkyn died today after brief lineS' Iiis
fasll, rcsle near Utica n Y He was known In this
cit, a. the scalou, foo ~ slaschunters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

The following dispatch has been received to.
day In this city from Iowa: rs
LAS over, Iowa IL erect We have swept thu St.i.
oyerw hemingy. We could not have asked for more
WASHINGTON Star l3tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

Commissioner Dole. during his late visit To
kAn.A. thoroughly Investigated the difficulties con
nec,ed with Tie Kielapoo treaty The evidence Is no"
under consideration by the Secretary Of tho Interior
The Coinni.,olcr made four five treaties with tn
Indians sor their al nom Kansas bu, they oanno'
DO carried into eject without action Of Uengrcss lie
represents tho Indian, everywhere rs pcnceable wth
tho eIcepion Of the Sioux u The Upper Missouri aud
lcw predatory bands u New Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
From Jamaica.
r,,p c,SpgpERArg PRivArRER GEORGIA OFT ~
COAST OF JAMAICA.
.,.. 1rs~ X JwxsS>ss .MerniNg J0sssssSe Os.ss

Our advices by Saturdays post show tisa 'u n
confsterpte Semnies is cruising along our srsl.
bs new steamer the Georgia. In the maftnsc ,rgia
rsnce Of The Treiaray it il stated that ,nems.dsv
passed the port OF Falmouth ut noon on snd hsf
hinder full steam and canvas. going al ,cn M,srded
moi. nm hour She was on crnise. and was uoa hl
~ Mnntega Raw pilot On Thursday. aer TIE pull ~.
cation Of re Tyslssay our contemporary issued Wv
lowing bulletin, ,.rsr ,his morn
OCTOBER l. ls69--Since issuing our paul. Georgia.
Which we reported oil this port Yesterday wa, snohsg
sto in the afternoon come into collision w,i the ca
steam vessel bu. from the e. di ss AID Of
So%n1Gr 511s say Whether The other rotarnsd. ~
re or not At events TIL, %SSs ono ~ tho
IN sy evidently having tho other IL tow WV
both NOW svop al,eE Lost " siSaI
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CaIiEsrnia Election RETURNS.

The following table gives general view Of
votes in the various counties 80 far as heard from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

Union majority 52,sOs. Gain 'o3er last year,
$500.
Tho soldiers vote, as far as heard from, STANDS
Brough, 7,O10, Vallandlgham, i3s'
Obviously it will never do to lot the so'''e'' WV
The Vote Of Ohio Soldiers "' "ei.p -,
CAIRO Friday. Oct. TO- iso',
Tho following is the vote of tho a,n' Sy'"'
~, ON, o,d Ohio Regiments stationed at Memphis
| yallandigham, 81; Brough i,o~.
Il The Ohio Vote ns M"r"mso"E r.u
/ Gel, McReynolds, of the lSt Ncw-io,n 0"''
.rv received the following dispatch on ihur'u'y ,ss,
arr! '''''''' MAurIxsDuuo. Va Oct; IA; isos
II Col. A. T. MclsENoLps i""
! dicr. ~ Ns'''"' $50 The Traitor ~ ~
or'"s" Tuos. Il. Wuns Ltspt LeL il'IR Vn'V'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
REBEL MONTY DEALERS RELEASED.

Two young men. Who were arrested on sun
DAY last for dealing IA coun,crioi Confederate scrip
were released today II having been asocriained that
be, sold The scrip within the Rebel lines, and not
within our own and that VAS not considered crime 10
49,.
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS s-MSDsos CoUs

ASSEMBLY y 1NiNATIOks-M sDfSOS NOV"tH
The Union candidate for Assembly in the First D.
trlct is John w. Lippit; Second District. Daniel y
Kellogg. ,
RICHMOND CoUNrY--The Democratic candidate "e
Assembly in Richmond County - Rcctau ,sl- o.
Wcsrhsld.
HsgxMgR CouNrY.--Frst pisrict JOAN H. ~oos-
ter Union; Second District Ezra .. Deckwith Unoa-
WARRINGTON CoUNrv.-First District, L. King
Croker
WAIVE Couyrr.--First District rhaddeas W cok<
Inns.
COLUMBIA CoUNrY.-Th, Union candidate tor As'c~N
bly in the First Dis,ric, is Geo. H. Powers
SENATORIAL NOMIYArIoNs.-Jad &c oeorSs
r. Munger =, the Union candidate for Senator IN me
Twenty eight District. =,
ro,rRru SENATORIAL DtsrRIcr.-9ho Hon Da"~
s.my claims that he The choice OF the h'n1oa
D,uocratic Convention. which nominated "oou'u~
and announces his intention IN run.
Thief, SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT u INV"
,,,, ia ,he tito nominee in this pistrict'
MOZART COUNTY NoMISATI0Ns.-lho .ou
fronce Committees Hail. consisting 0''~oan
nine met A, their rooms on Thursday evening "' ".
ouro,,s Of making county nominations Inc se''~-
la,ted but half An hour during which time wv ''"'
ing nominations were made;
Sny,o,ate-GipEoS TUCKER $500
la, ~ C,-m,n Pieas-ALpHRr CORDOBA
ReJisssr-JoHN Nccooi ,, .,,iAh
| m, Committee tim Adjourned to MONDAY 'a'
ina, AT D. H.. TO conclude their nominations
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OHIO ELECTION.


xAJokrIfrs roR BROOCH, AAJoRiriEs FOR VALIAS'
Isios DIoHAN. Copper.
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Ggs. spiyoLA on DUTY.

Gen. spnola, though still suffering from his
wound. reported for duty Wednesday. desiring to
oln tho 81 Corps but tho military authorities here
declined 20 send him 20 tho 'front.' believing that he IL
not yet physically capable Of active service He VIII
however. be ordered 10 Sow.Yorh. with authority 10
L.f.r
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wAsnG0ToS. Tr.Isy. Oct. 70. i-o1.
KICKkPoO NEGOTIATIONS.

T. u. A"oclHsd Pre-"
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A CARD.
To tie Country Merchants and {

To tie Country Merchants and tie
Pu5i;c::
The subscribers employ this method
of informing their customers and friends
that in consequence of the impaired
health OF the Senior member OF our
firm, we have reluctantly decided TO
close our mere inlle business. To ac-
complish this, we offer cur goods at
wholesale and retail at less than their
present value in any of the Eastern
Markets.
We may Doi now have "THE LARG-
EST SrocK OF STAPLE IL DRY GooDs,
Doors d. SHOES, west of the MIssissip-
nj River" but il IS Large and Varied,
ard bought almost entirely OF Manuiac-
,urers, in May last-before the advance
in rrices. We wish 10 sell this Stock
within a month, if possible. at BAR
GAINS FOR CASH, or short Nego'ia-
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade, we are
happy to say, that for the last four and
a half years. (during which time we
have made the acquaintance OF nearly
every trader in the State, end many IN
the neighboing towns in the State oil
Missouri, J our business intercourse will
our patrons in the country and business
neiglbors in the city has been TO us oil
the most agreeable character.
From the unexpectedly large end
liberal patronage that has been extend
ed TO us, we feel confident OF having
many BusIxE 8 friends, and we cordial
~ invite all to call before too late, and
accept farewell benefit. at No. II Del
aware street, Leavenworth.
Ioo-tf WATSON * BRACE.
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Sad Accident.

AS Mr.. John Brown, who resides
about tour miles from town, was retarn-
ing home on Wednesday morning, his
horses took fright. and he was thrown
from the wagon, his head striking on
The hind wheel 'as he fell out, cutting
quite cash in the scalp. A COW was
thrown upon him by some means, as he
tell upon the ground, which bruised him
severely. He is badly if no: Danger
onsly hurt.
One of the horses attached to the
wagon was killed. 1t was young and
valuable.
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Wood! Wood I!

Those OF our subscribers who wish
TO pay for their papers wood. vii
please bring il in immediately. AS the
kind of wood man brings 10 the prin-
Ter is very good mark of his moral
constitution. We hope no one will prove
himself either rotten, Of short measure,
or inferior quality in this respect
Bring on the wood = don't care how
many cords of 1t On subscription.
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Rebel Postage Stamp.

Our friend Mr. J. DOWNING, OF this
place gave US rebel FIVE cent postage
stspp the ether day. It's miserab'y
gotten up affair. The portrait of jeff.
Davis is dim and misty. as though the
arch.traiior feared the sunlight Of hoav-
en-. and desired TO sink into den,
Above tie profile ara the words "Con-
federaic Safes and below "Rive
Cents" /. is printed in blue. There
10 no III. abou, the engraving; it wears
'du'l. insnimaie aspect; ba, is quite
ss ,uvs. as tie rens.s eserve.
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MortOH'S Celebrated Gold Pens.


The names of the writers need not be
given, but each lady should keep copy
of her contributions, or at leas. mem
orandum of the title, so that no mis-
takes may occur. A committee will be
selected (by the Society We presume.
to decide upon the merits of competing
articles, and the one to which the prize
S awarded will be announced by the Ii
le. By this course, the writers being
unknown TO the committee. no personal
prejudices or partialiiies will influence
them in making decision.
We make this offer in the hope that
it will stimulate our fair readers TO con-
test for the prize-not SO much for its
value as for the merit of achieving il.
Communications may be sent by mail.
deposited in the post Office, or in the
Editors Box in This office; and TO distin-
guish them from others contributed to
The Society, they should be Designate
over the head by the word
(CoMPErITIoN.
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EEWe shall be Meas ed to have ~

GS-We shall be pleas ed to have our
readers from all parts of the County
send us items Of local interest. II not
accustomed to writing, furnish us with
the facts. and We will pu, them in shape
for the press. Notices of marriages
and deaths are cheerefully published in
our columns wi,hou, charge. Send in
your items and incidents, friends; they
will cost You nothing. and yet prove of
interest and value 10 all.
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Personal

We hear it said that the wound of
Lieut.. J. c. BURNETT is likely to disable
him from further service, and that he
will probably return home. His many
friends would be pleased to see him.
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Notice.

NyOTIcE Is hor.by given .hat petition will
~ he pr,sent.d ta The C9ua,y Board OF Jeiier'
son couaiy a, The Januafy Term, ls6l. for n
,ba,se in Inc 0sknlouso end Fairfield County
r,1sd nom tie norihcsst corner OF the ;. !. OF
Scctian ~ twenty tour, ]; 90 nine, H. ll6l
ciohteen 10 0skaioos, rs follows; 50 as 10 run
from said northeast corner oi - l. sec;
se .,i,,;,,s tb,neo southeast sbOui 80 chains To
io,er"s 81 he north and south liae running ihro'
he center o, sections 30 and 81, t X. 10,
,hsn,e smith along said center lire 10 the south
,.'ss, corner ct tbs widow Bells farm on the II.
+ sec. 81. I. Q, X 49, hence in an oastsry Gi-
rsc,iop To inteIsect the Osaw kee and Ossaloosa
county road at or near slough Creek.
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There is complain, Of frequent rows
in Leavenworlh-the officers at the hos
pi,al say it is great annoyance to the
patients in that institution.
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@Therc have been about 90 acce

AZ There have been about 90 acces.
s'0ns TO the NJ. Z, Church in this place
DUNG the past three weeks. Some
thirty Or more of these are children and
youth under fifteen years age. We
trust this is only the beginning of the
good work. .
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DIED.-ln Chillicothe, Iowa, Decem.
Der. 95lh, 1862, WAREHAM GIRBs, aged
72 years.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that Letters OF Ad-
N rninistration on the estate OF l.aventnre.
Kansas Half Breed Indian, deceased, have been
issued out Of the prob,tc Court OF Jefferson
County, State OF Kansas, T. The Undersigned
On ne i.h day OF December. 1902. All persons
having claims against said estate, are req urea
~ cxbibi, them Tor allowance within one year
after the date Of ssid letters, or they may be
preend,d from any benefit Of said estate; and
ii such claim. be not exhibited within three years
from ,.,e dat, Of said letters, they will be torev-
CT barred. w. T.. DU W nE"'
I20 3ss3,2o. Administrators.
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CASH PURCHASERS

ONS tI ~ ~ ~
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 lIogs'd N. o. Sugar,
eco Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 BIS. :. II. g. N. y. Mo!asses,
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee:
LEGO Kegs Assorted Nails;
800 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 pks. Mackerel 81 Herring !:
80 Coils Cordage;
100 Half Bis. S. &. Soda,
100 Bxs. Bahbilt's Sa!aratus:
500 BIS. Yeast Powders:
500 Boxes Kaisins:
tG0 do iIanuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1909 Bills. Wrapping Paper:
250,0G0 Segars.
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A Premium,

To the lady who shall write the best
communication for the Literary Society
between this and the frs. of. March, We
will present, as prize one OF
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

4 LII creditors. ard persons interested m Tho
n estate Of Joseph Hicks. dec-ns'd. are hereby
no,fi.I that q, tho January terra A. ID. 1858, II
me Probate Court OF Jsffs rsol County. State OF
Kansas. the undersigned intends 10 make apqsi
ca,ien fer final settlement Of salt estate
SARAH HICKS.
12a4xs 50. Administrators
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n The weather is again mild and
Pleasant ~ autumn or spring.
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Lowest Possible Rates.

Since Leavenwor;h has become emphalicaily
THE CITY OF THE PLAINS and tire only
natural Point OF supply for the entire region
stretching West 10 the Rocky Mountains. it will
be ms purpose TO meet this vast amount of trade
with stock commensurate to lis magnitude, and
at prices that cannot TAIL 10 attract the attention
Of dealers
All dealers and bu' ers are invited 10 examine
my stock of Ii sRDWARD at No. 81 De aware
Street, Leavenworih, Kansas where the formel
poaular employees Of this establishment Messrs.
Root d iiavens,( w Csc services have secured
can all times be found To give them their at
iention.
p S. Ny Insurance Agency viii hereafter be
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