The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
The Indian Campaign.
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HEtDcrA FTERS LNITFD SrAIES y I-tH>- I .
FoET IEAvSy0EIH. Oct Is ls0s +
EI.ry.. RElCIl.CAN.- The ..re.ess wheels /
Of Time have again rolled around the gold .
en-robed ninth OF October, and the fading
leaves and cool nights are unmistakable IL
dications that King Frost viii soon assume I
the sceptre Of command, to whom helpless
mortals must give way, and prepare for
cold winter who IS soon 10 follow in hs
footsteps.
THE FIGHTING BrsINEss.
The fighting business transacted on the
Missouri and the Plains this season has
largely exceeded that Of last year and
though not entirely closed. yet but few
more trains Will take their departure Tor the
West. Plenty Of snow will De found be-
tween here and Denver by the close Of this
month. and as buffalo chip" are the only
article Of fuel on the Plains. emigrants and
freighters will have 10 draw their business
TO a close No steamers VIII 90 above
Omaha after this, and the river business
will be doubtless confined to freightase at
this Post and below.
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS n TIE CITY
The mercantile houses in Leavenworth
CITY. both retail and wholesale, have had =
busy and profitable season, and TO Judge 10y
annearances their large stocks OF fall ami
winter goods will not be allowed to remain
unsold. There are az least 20 large whole
sale houses in the city, and any number OF
lesser ones. Asa general thing each house
deals in one particular stock and Kind Of
goods. and do not keep a variety OF every
thing. As is the case with most OF the North
ern and Eastern merchants
THE PRESS.
Leavenwo~th boasts Of four daily papers.
and each one of them publishes TIL. semi,
and weekly edition. and what is better all
these papers are well supported. The adj
vertisng alone would give each paper "a
good profit, but nearly every man who can
read subscribes and pays for paper The
poor system Of letting subscriptions run TO
the end Of the wear is eschewed here: and
thus each and every paper is doing a thrl-
wing and profitable business
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brou0bt 10 Justice This state of affair.
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