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NEW YORK, May 5-A special despatch
to,hs Post, says,
The Ways and Means Committee have
the legislative bill under consideration this
morning. 10
|, A resolution will soon be reported from
the Honse printing committee, authorizing
the publication Of all Congressional docu-
ments relating to the war. 1t will make
8 or large volumes.
3 Mr. Sumner supported his amendment
at some length.
Mr. Chandler supported the amendment.
Mr.. Feessenden replied speaking against
IitS- -. II 49,
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Blackberry Root is touicasftasfringant,
and has long been favorite domestic rem>
tedy, for Diarrhea, Dysentety &C., and from
popular favor has passed INFO Amsacal use.
We confidently recommend Rankin's Spi.
ced Blackberry for me above Affections
prepared by A. j. Rankin, Pittsburg and
sold by all druggists. Pitts. Dispatch
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!!EEL|,E|RRheAAE'.'
qsEMeaAsI sess: ]

QeH.MeaGle;s R1a11eess. =
New ~ e fnsahe
Herald from TIE headquarters Of ths Army
Of tR1o potdfnae says, 10 g. ssa .i 1ssW
AsiEdq safhsss akSt tie 81 spring campaign
is about 10 commence, n send you the folS
lowing address or Gen. Meade. It's conf,
nept' tone and pataiotic sentiment tend to
beget the same tone md spifitin the hearts
of the brave men who viii soon arch'up-
on the foe % t,.u en-,
HfibdtkR4tks HkaT Or PoroaAc, ]
May 4. 1894. !
SssAsEasi4AfAih you afs called Upon IL
advance on the enemies Of your country,T
The time and occasion Is deemed opportuns
by your Commanding General to address 2
|fetlkdtls bf v6ak x6nee and tadtibn to you.
You have been reorganized, strengthened,
and fully equipped IA every respect. You
seyp sSSse s sSS s &
able and distinguishes GFneral who enjoys
the. epn6depce Of the !. Government, people
and ar@y. Your movement being in CO.:
operation with others 10 of the utmost inn
portance. No effort is left nnspared to
make it successful. oa4u1sosE1 ana1 .
Sofdiera:-Thei eyes Of the whole coun.
try is looking with anxious hope TO the
blow iI,l are about to strike in Almost sa
cred cause that ever called men to arms
Remember your homes, your wives and
children, and bear in mind that the sooner
your enemies are overcome the sooner you
will be returned to enjOyIthe benefits and
blessings Of peace. = Bear with patience the
hardships. and sacrifices you will be called
uoon to endure Have confidence in your
officers and in each other. Keep your ranks
on the march aud in the battle field, e and
let each man earnestly implore Gods bless
ing and endcavor by his thoughts and &C |
tons. to render himself worthy of the favor
he seeks. With "a clear conscience and
arms, actuated by q high sense and duty Of
fghtingto preserve the Government and
institutions handed to us by our forefathers
and if true to ourselves victory, under
Gods blessing, must and will attend our
efforts. GEO. It. MEADE.
. s. WILLIAMS, A.A.G. Maj. Gen, Com.
= gft 1 Z Il J =
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MADAM anna BIS BISHOP, assisted by Miss
Louisa Bishop and Mr.. A. Sedgwick, will
give her frst and only grand concert in this
city at Nv ashington Hall tonight. The
gale of tickets by Mr.. jesse BIZ MeHor has
Been immense, and but few seats remain
to be disposed Of : Al 4! Mho attend nay FsslF
upoti ! grand musical sff soiree:
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ExosERArED.-5eephs swhNmarsh and
James Guess, who were arrested last March
en charge Of rape, were brought. before
the Grand Jury on Wednesday when a
hearing Of the evidence was had. The jury
failed to find a1bill against the patties, and
they were discharged.
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WssHisrrps. May ~ wdf siaellts Of
Pehhsy Wanna Reserves, about $50 strong,
arrived to- night en- route for pittsburg, to
be discharged from service. slls55 i3alf4l
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l-1 VOW aLo0n uaII ] IIA11I u M L.ZOlIkTIO12LAaI

SETTLED AT LAsT.-Jas. L. Robertson
M kAHjsbR AEelSB Eash
ington, Pa, some time since for obstruct'
ing Ed. Doak, while attempting to serve q
dfaft H8tse ib5h s fssf a ;,e 81 Cross
Creek township. The jury returned YER
dict Of guilty. KxnORksaHDsker, being
subsequently, arrested for the same offence
Fald finding how il had gone with his com,
psniohE tbtal5d tafk9. sfktAiAAivA
their sentence last week: Robertson and
ssssfss XNIss { s'lBs1Btga,r|tI,,,] Il
tventy-four hours; Baker was fined FIVE
dollars and sent to thasnOunty Jail for six
Enonths. So ends the great draft resisting
I cas- i fa Sisis SsisE 'sa uiA'gnn,HaAq
CIRCUIT CouRr.-In this Court on We'd
nesday, owing to the illness Of Prosecuting
AtSHsaRsSsia dn8S bag fsdss0IAH
postponed, and the Court adjourned until
saturday.
The taial of Chas. Welles, charged with
the murder of Hugh Clancy was postpon
ed until the !October. tarua.s4 This 'issthe
third or fourth time this trial has been
postponed. One rather singular circum
|stapss in tssesssb tsss kAa iryasesss
committed on the fourth day of May, 1863,
and the trial, after several postponements,
was..set for the fourth day Of May, l864aii Il
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! W. hsa4d'a Fumor d the Streets at !.
late hour last night tia. sigeI and limbo
denis forces were fighting at Bunker Hill
which issbeut half NAY between Martias-
burg, apd Winchestes1 IEFElsts O.
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Bitter Indignation is felt against General
sBNkt "a z. ssA bdelendh Il lae8 tkfl
'besn seStstb WashingtohSto ask his reno.
val
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FOR SALE.

I'm account OF Ill health offer for sale the lease
" fixtures ari Furniture Of the vsli-knovp and
popular &c krsmer's HOTEL together VIII q
- Bar doing profitable business.
The Furniture and Fixtures are entirely new.
Ire whole viii be sold 1t ca-gair.
For terms, apply TO
nar2d ANTHONY KRAMER, Prop,r.
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OVER in bur neighborlnk State, Onlo,
the people are just. now: .iasfkS. piastoe 9
grand Spring campaign " were 10
Columbus Ion Tuesday and mdst cay that
the people appeared unusually wild and OK
cited. wKeIi Ne f learned NJ the cause Of the
anxiety We were not much surprissds II
seems lshat fls pYchI dEpf flcetHya
4 game 6ad begun, and that The lives Of ,citi-
gems were being" jeopardized at fearful
rate. The draft really began, and large
numser If inch wery sxarded.S ..'..psise'',,.
Ito add to the excitement. I:s every train
brought in large numbsrssof the State mi--
ktia, which had been called for BY the Gov
rnor Up to Tuesday night between thirty
End forty thousand smsn srspsrtss
b eady for duty. The draft and wholesale
Wrought of militia gwill srssfyi interfere
with the interests Of Ohio, and damage
the State much more than y raid. All
along the Central Road whole farms are
Lying idle, there, being, no oaej laftto till
the ground Ana sow. the seed! h0ne hun
dred days absence from farms at.this pats
ticular season will cost the farmer more
than two hundred days would q few weeks
hencs.l SitB'i'bt II IOC
We visited the Central Ohio Lunatic.
Asylum at oaumbusI where We saw the
patients from Western Virginia: Mr.. John
LovsJa West Liberty, OhipjcpuhttiithA]
|Elmo-e Riggs, Of Middlebourne,s Tyler
county, are rapidly improving, and it is
thought they will be- ratnrned to 7tdiir1
bones at an early day.8 Theifemale0atients
pre- also improving, and many of them will
DO doubt be getsrned to their homes the
eoming summer. d. 80 -za- s-..--is t2- ~ e e;
The Neil House, --ths hotel Of the city-is
Doing hourishing business. The landlord
ind clerks know how to ,'.rup.a hotel and
travellers receive every attention %
8 CONFEDERATE RAID.-Early yesterday
morning a force Of about fifty Gonfederates
uttered the town of Piedmont and destroy
"a several buildings belonging to the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad, and then retired
in the direction of Burlington. The men
we're supposed to be under M'Neil, and is
> part of two or.three companies from I'm
bcden's force. 1t is strange such destruc-
Ion should be permitted upon the great
tboroughfare Of the country. The road was
! eff uninjuced, and the trains continue to
be run as usual. 80. - ,-;s. 80, 80. g."
z. S.-A gentleman who left Piedmont
yesterday morning a short time after the
raid was made, informs US that the Oonfed
crates captured the mail train which left |
here "Wednesday night. There were four
passenger cars filled with soldiers attached
Ito the train. The Oonfederates divided
their force, and about twenty-five men APP |
peared on each side Of tie train, The Fed,
|eral soldiers surrendered, gave up their
arms, and before they were aware that the
Confederate force xasso small, swNeil was
but of sight with his booty. q The passen'
gers aboard the train were uninolested. -
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PssovAL.-We have neglected to note the
f.ct that Messrs. Mcclellan Knox have
removed their Wholesale boot and shoe es-
adjustment to No. IS Main street, formerly
BY Msssers, T, sgeeasy 4 ssa e
glass and queensware store. The rePusa-
ton of this old firm is too, well known TO
med any puff at our hands. We merely
notice the change as one Of the passing
events being fully aware that al fhe@
! bid customers will find them out, 10 matter
= where they move their head quarters, as a
"d article fair baEgaiIpa, PAP; and ? nuHoer Of
kls,ss gentlemen are always to be found in
be store The assertion OF country MGR
chants is called to their large stock Of ex-
S?llcnt boots and shoes - - g. 81 ; ~; e
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Pun, pocs.auTss RsSs ne. Van wifse|
will please accept our thanks tor public
documents.
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Supt. Pub. Instruction.

a few days ago we were at Lawrence.
Then the crop prospects were splendid.
But by the following from the Lawrence
Tribune. that section of country is having
a share of the drouth
The crops hereabouts are suffering fear
fully for want of rain. Until within week
or two, everything has looked favorable for
large crops of all kinds of productions
grown in Kansas soil but the dream has
been Gispelled ''Raiu rain /" is the cry
of every Kansas farmer at present. True,
without more rain we shall raise part of a
crop of everything. But good soaking
shower now would revive The corn and the
spirits of the farmers wonderfully.
lone hing we have noticed, which is
that there are some crops raised in Kansas
which seem peculiarly adapted to Withstand
a drouth. Our great saccharine staple,
sorghum, is one OF these. Cotton, too, Is
furnishing finely, and, in its thousands of
blossoms, gives promise of most bounti-
full supply OF the Aeecy fbralia. Sweet Pc
tatoes are sending cut their vines as though
nothing were the matter, and will undou6t-
edy give a good yield. So. taken ali in all /,
whether we have rain or not, we have much
to encourage Us" .rr +s
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OFrICE or The L, L. & P. G. r, R. Co
Iuranna Ir,lrr I2 1871

OFFICE or THE L, L. r G. R, R. Coz
Lawrence, July I8, lS64- !
4 7 a meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the
N above named Company, held July 18th,
1864, the following resolution was adopted
That the Secretary be instructed to give pub
lie notice that It'll the Intention Of this Board TO
commence work upon the main road and branch
at the earliest possible moment, and TO prosecute
the work as rapidly as possible, and that for the
purposes of survey of the main road and
branch, and for necessary expenses, the Secretary
is authorized to offer twelve thousand sharss Of
the stock of the company for public subscription.
That stock books be opened at the following
places. for the number of shares specified for
each place, and that the following gentlemen be
appointed Commissioners, aud authorized 70 re.
eeive subscriptions and the installments due up
each share subscribed: LeavenWCrth;. 5000
shares. Sidney Clarke; Lawrence. 1000 shares,
Il. J. Cannif and S. n. Simp' on !; Baldwin Oily.
1000 shares. VIM. BarrieklOw Ottawa, 1000
shares. c. c. HCtchiEson Garnett, 1000 shares.
VIM. Sprggs lola. 1000 shares, W. S. Newbsr-
ry; Humboldt, 1000 shares, j. G.. Burnett Gins
ton, 500 shares, ]. A. Beam auburn. 500 shares.
John W. Brown; Burfingarte, 1000 shares, P. @!
Schuyler Emporia, 1000 shares, c. v. Eskridge.
Notice is therefore hereby given that books for
the Ibscrip ton of stock as above directed Will
be opened at the above named places, by the
Commissioners above designated ron the 18th day
of August, 1854 and kept open for the period of
ten days. By order of the Board of Directors.
;4-49 II. j. CANNIFF, Secretary.
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sherif'e Sale.

Isaiah 81. Lewis rs. Howard E. Hunt 3.
NOTICE is hereby given that by viFtus Of ga
order of sale, Issued out of the Fifth Jadieial
District Court. for Lyon County, State OF RaasaS.
and to me directed will Dg5'
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST 6rE. 1854,
at the hour Of IL NJ. Of said day. at the court
Lyon State of Kansas, offer for Gale at pHblis
auction, u the highest bidder, for cash in hand.
the following deesrToed real estate, to-wit The
southeast quarter Of section nine (9I in town.
chip nineteea (19}, south OF range eleven. (IFl
east, containing one hundred aud sixty acres.
more or less situated in the county Of Lyon,
State OF Kansas, TO satisfy Judgment in favor
OF Isaiah NJ Lewis and again st Howard E. Hunt
Given under my hand THE 1st day of July, A.
D. 1864 SAMUEL, 4 MENTOR' -
s44- 40 S7SS shei
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Sherif's Sale.

Charles Willemsen, as Admir-, lra a.
vs.. f--
James III. Frakes ct al.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
~ order of sale issued out of the Fifth Judi
cial District Court for Lyon county, State of Kan
sas, and to me directeds 1 will,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST Ora, 1864.
at the hour of IL NJ. of said day. at the court
house door, in the town of Emporia, county of
he following described real estate; tO-wit lots
Nos. one ~ and two ~, of section five (5l in
township eighteen (I8l south of range eleven ff1l
east, containing one hundred and seten acres,
more or less. situated in the county of Lyon.
State Of Kansas. to satisfy judgment in favor
Of Charles Willemsen, as Administrators of
the estate Of John Fitzgerald. deceased, and
against James NJ. Frakes and Mary E. Frakes.
Given under my hand this 1st day of July,
a. D. 1864. SAMUEL j. MANTOR,
34i--49 So IS Sharif
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Col. CafheFWood, ia command Of the Oh

Col Catherwood, Ia command Of the Oh
regiment, Ms. NJ, and 1st Iowa veteran
cavalry, says a St. 10. paper Of Friday. tel
egrspbed - headquarters here last evening",
from HaynesYille, that his forces were
making clean. track Through the rebel
lious country. Many Of the gesrrilIas were
left to bleach under the genial suns shin
ing on Platte and CLAY soil. He also states
that Coon Thornton and part of his forces
crossedsthe Missouri river above Lexington
TO the south side. The guerrillas left. are
in small squads. and are closely watched
and hunted by our men. A company OF
Paw Paws. who joined Thornton, applied
to Col. C&therwood to know on what condi-
ton they might surrender. They were
told to report 10 headquarters here, and
they would7be attendedto 10. This they have
not yet done, and we suppose will not do.
phs work goes brayely on, and soon we
will be rid of guerrllas.-LsapeRrcor III
Times
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Sheriff s Sale.

Charles Willemsen vs. Joseph Whalen.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
IN order of sale, issued out of the Fifth Judi
eial District Court for Lyon county. and to me
directed, WILL
on. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6rH, 1864,
at the hour Of u NJ. of said day, at the Court
House door, in the town of Empofia, comfy
of Lyon, and State Of Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following described real estate, to- wit
The southeast quarter of section thirty (33),
in town ,hiP twenty (20) south Of range thirteen
Q3). east, containing one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less, situated in the county of Lyon. State
of Kansas. to satisfy judgment in favor of
Charles Willemsen, and against Joseph Whalen.
this Ist day Of July. A. D. 1864
SAMUEL j. MANTOR,
344 10 $40. Sheriff.
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sheriFs sale

Ambrose Merrill
Elizar 7 Goodrich
NOTICE Is hereby given that by Virtue of an
/ order OF sale issued out Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court for Lyon county, State of Kansas.
and TO me directed. will,
ON SATURDAY, AU5UST Corn, 1864.
at the hour of u o'clock N. of said day, at the
Court house door, in the town of ErnpOria, county
of lyon, and State of Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
i hand the following described real estate, to-
wit: The east half of section twenty three (23),
and west half o! section twenty -four (24), all in
township number twenty coy, range eleven (ll),
conta; ming six hundred and twenty (620) acres
of land, more less, situated in the county OF
Lyon, State of Kansas, 10 satisfy judgment in
favor Of Ambrose Merrill AID against Etizar I.
Goodrich.
Given under my hand, at my office in Empo-
ria, this 18Th day Of July, A. d. 1864,
SAMUEL J. MANTOR,
1861 1910 Sheriff.
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School District Officers take Notice.

They shall signify their acceptance to
the County Superintendent, in writing p
Sec, oe, pamphlet edition Of School Lars.
Although this has special refereace to
the first organization of Districts, it is of
equal Importance at each succeeding cleo
ton, even if the same persons should be
reelected for otherwise the County Su-
perintendent will not know who are the
officers.
From many Of the Districts of this coun-
~ no acceptance has been received, and
from several others they have been partial.
All the officers of the Board should unite
in the same note ofacceptance; and as there
have been such variety of forms, and
some Of them very improper, I will give
one for the benefit of such as may not know
what is proper
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SheriR's Sole

Charles Williamson VS.. Daniel s. Cofman.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
IN order Of sale, issued from the Fifth Judicial
District Court for Lyon county, State of Kansas,
and to me directed, l will,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 6rrs. 1854,
at the holr of ID NJ. of said day, at the Court
House door, in the town of Emporia, county of
Lyon, State of Kansas, offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder. for cash in hand.
the following described real estate, to-wit: The
northeast quarter of section ten (O), in township
seventeen 40, south Of range twelve (I2), con-
tanning hundred and sixty acres, more or less,
situated in the county of Lyon, State of Kansas,
to satisfy judgment in favor of Charles Viii
lemsen and against Daniel S. Coffman.
Given under my hand at my Office in Emporia,
this Ist day OF July, a. D. 1854.
SAMUEL j. MANTOR,
344 10 $40 Sheriff.
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4 B, Director.
G D, Clerk.
Z F. Treasurer.

Before sending this acceptance, the Off
GERS should all take and subscribe an oath
or affirmation Of Office. and the Treasurer
should give bonds. See Sec of An Act
Regulating 0aths, DC, page 1928. "Com-
piled Laws" and Sec. So, pamphlet
"School Laws"
hope the officers who have neglected
this matter will attend to it Immediately, as
have drawn orders in favor of the Dis
tricts entitled to State and county school
funds, which wish to put into the hands
Of the Treasurers when they shall have COM
piled with the law. Iwould urge upon all the
importance Of being just as exact in the
transaction of school business as in any 9th e
er, and then great many difficulties will be
avoided. J. NJ MILLER,
Supt Pub. Instruction.
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MoRE MoRMoNs.-A large party of Nor
mon emigrant-, numbering about eight
hundred aud fifty, and occupying. together
with their personal effects, twenty -four cars,
are now at the Salt river bridge. on the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad. await ug
an opportunity TO cume 10 this city.
They are composed of Germans, English,
French. Swiss aad Danes, with great pre-
Ponderance of Eaghsh, however, over the
others, being proportion of three-to one.
- So. Joe Rerqla
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PRICES IN ST. Louise Gold I5l@155 /;
Hemp, dressed, $685. u ton Flour $50
II u Dbl; Corn I35@I.45 Oats soc (;
Rye $1,25; Whisky $1.72; Hay $50 /;
Lard 18c; Talow lie; Butter $50 Pota-
toes S2,5o@3.5o u barrel Hides zoe for
flint, Tic for dry and Zoe for green sailed F.;
Feathers 60@65o Wool $4,000 for I'M
washed, 8o@85c for fleece washed, and 81
u ID for tub washed
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General order No. II.
HEADoUARTERs STATE OF KANSAS,
ADJUTAHT GENERAL s OFFICE,

AOPEhAj July OtuJ 4OOt.
The following circular from the War De-
partment, Washington, D. D., is published
for The information and guidance Of all con
cerned
Circulpfl EAR DErr, Pho MAR. GEN's OFFIcE(
No %. WAsnHGToN, June 30, 1864,
Persons not fit for military duty, and not
liable'to draft. from age or other causes,
have expressed desire TO be personally rep
resented in the army, in addition TO the
contributions they have made in the way Of
bounties, they propose to procure, 1T their
own expense, and present for enlistment,
recruits to represent them in the service.
Such practical patriotism is worthy OF spe-
cial commendation and encouragement.
Provost Marshals and AL otEef officers act
ing under this bureau are ordered to fur
nish all the facilities in their power to en-
list and muster promptly the acceptable
representative recruits presented in accord
ance with the design herein set forth.
The name Of the person whom the re-
cruit represents will be noted on the enlist
ment and descriptive roll Of the recruit, and
will be carried forward from those papers
to the other official records which form his
military history.
Suitably prepared certificates Of this per-
SonaL representation in the service will be
forwarded from this Office to be filed out
and issued by Provost Marshals to the per-
sons who put in re preventative recruits.
(Sgued, J JAMES B. Fry,
Provost Marshal General
Be- order Of the Commander-in-C Chief.
346-49 G. X. HoLL1DAY, Adj't Gen.
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Great Central Route.
Michigan Central
r A [ L r O A D :
GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO

GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO t =
DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, BUFFALO.
Albany, SARATOGA, NEW YORK.
BOSTON,
And all points in New England and the C6nadas.,
Also. to Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincinnati.
Trains leave the Great Central Depot morni6g
and evening, making close connections for above
points Baggage checked through to all the
principal cities and towns. Elegant sleeping.
ears on al night trains Rutan's Patent cars on
day trains, excluding dust and noise.
II III Fl O U CHI TT OK HTS
For sale at all ticket offices of the Hannibal a
ST. Joe Railroad In LeavenWOrth at the Office
of G. w. Helles, No 80 Levee.
-. h. @. WENTWORTH,
d. KENDALL. Gent Pass. Agt, Chicago
GENT Western Ag't Leavenworth.