The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-27

NO f>pily where tksy esa - st hpaA. Where,
tAent shall 4eIEo, ghen II dSf's til is Overt
Hsw relieve sire1 n7tureS aald re1t ik.mentalG
shd hysicslly, aftli hours q insesalht labof1
The 1AloonSAre op4A; aanas tA6k 03hts glare
brightly, in nights darkest hours, to entiee the
passer by, and deeoy the unsuspecting. veiees
of merriment, and peals Of laughter echo on
the street and hleak its silence; III le4lln91
enchantment to the man seeking = place I'd
while away the passing hour. The gambling
houses, too, yawning Hells, are open, inviting
their uns9spec!ing victims On ts DESPERATION
~ Mott rhers the snhst;tnies for saloopA and
gambling huusesf Where the places to which
the young may 20 to esespe thu siin sure 70
overtake the frequenters Of both? address
myself not to old men, for their ways are hxed,
and I would implore them to shun both. The
feelings and principles which form oAaracter,1
are Of gradual, and Of insensible growth
Habits when first formed, are light a. gossar
mer, which the mildest breeze may dissolve
but habits, once fixed, are iron chains, which
the widest hurricane cannot break. Let every
young man. then, feel the necessity, potent IS
life itself; of laying deep and strong the, fouA-
dation Of his chsracter. ! speak from; psrAp5
al observation, have known hundreds of
young men, many; Of them with far greater
advantages than 1enjoyed, who have fsilen BY
the wayside, wrecked in fortune and ruinedin.
health, from the effects Of saloons and gam
bling houses. It will do 20 here, if we do not
guard early, and guard earnestly, against like
results. We offer substitute. We offer in-
stead of these saloons and gambling houses an
educating home for young men.
l appeal to the solid men OF LeavenwortA; j
appeal to Fathers, whose sons are seeking en-
ployment; appeal to Mechanics and Manu-
facturers;| appeal to all classes. ~
From the Leavenworth Times Of oil last year. ]
THOs. CARNEY, go LII
Wholesle Greeer, ..
CORNER LEVER AND cHERoKEE srREEr, u. 4
Has in store the following stock Of b go .
FRESH STAPLE ANDFANCY GROCERIES
PURE BRANDIEs, WINES L OLD WHISKY,
CASKS, AND BOTTLES.
Our stock Is seomplete, and cur prices rssson-
-. Remember the place :. ,-..,.
. Grner Lepee and Cherokee Stree1 a.,
...., ..LEAVENwORTH CITY. .a,s,a-
Conclusion of his first message: - ,s-
THE GovERNoR's rIErY.
May the Father of all restore peace to our
beloved land, and once again unite our people
May his wisdom alone Omnipotent in muster
ing mercies in human behalf, guide the rulers
of the Nation and Of the State, and light their
pathway in this hour of darkness and Of trouble.
.,5, -... .THOS. CARNEY.
"When the devil was sick ,.
The devil a monk would be;
When the devil got we'll. !.
= devil o monk was he.
From the Council Grove Press 80, q rsi-
s-t CARNEY g. rs ss'
| sec WHOLESALE GROCERS
: LEAVENWORTH CITY, KANSAS. /. -
Have the largest stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries west of ST. Louis. Also on hand
- fine assortment of iis.u
PURE BRANDIES WINES AND OLD
| WHISKY. IN q; -'-
BARRELS, HALE BARRELS. QUARTER
BARRELS AND BOTTLES.
We have also few tons Of
INDIAN GOODS,
Such as Blankets, Cloth, Wampum, Beads,
- and Triukets. g..
There, reader, that must suffice for to day
Said we not justly that the reading Of Carney
literature was refreshing, enchanting, exhilerat:
| ing =? Look at the astounding venality ofgenius
manifested. Here il wisdom for the foolish, lore
for the unlettered, poetry for the moon struck
bathos for the bilious. piety for the public. and
drinks for the million! Who will dare to Say
that man possessed of such glittering gifts d
head, such tenderness Of heart. such excellent
liquors, such piles Of money, 10 not qualified to
represent this contemplate State Of Kansas IN
that Insignificant body, the Senate Of the United
| - @ IT PI1CHB. i
The pensioned slanderers Of the erich igno
rsmus "a have invariably answered the free. out
spoken indignation Of the people. with seurrilou'
attacks upon those taking an active part in such
meetings. Scnrrility is the only weapon they use
in defence of their crime. The following miser
able "takeI off +" on the meeting held in this
place few weeks ago We find in the Topeka
Tribune. The words "loysl eiulops" ore ital
ieized in the Tribune. thereby iAPugning the
loyalty of those engaged, which, If based upon