The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

md again. " course persons who invest il
such transactions cannot complain if they &c
beaten. But the wickeieA part of the bust
nas is the temptation which Is placed beforv
young and inexperienced persons, and ihos.
Who are struggling against poverty. Thest
two classes are the ones who oftnesa fall into
the snare, and it IL for their benefit that VIC
Pub6sh these disclosures. ...
Il Letters ~ Empress. rrr
Wells, Fargo & Cos Express do probably
the largest express business in the world.
Their territory oovers everything west Of the
Missouri river to the Pacific coast. They
also have an Office in every principal city in
Europe, and sell exchange in all their West
ern Offices for all points in Europe. In Cal
ifornia they do an extensive banking busi-
nes- themselves. ICY also do commission
business, purchasing anything required, from
a pair Of shoes to farm, or gold mine.
They carry letters in government stamped
envelopes to any and every point, and derive
a large revenue therefrom. Business firms
there patronize them to great extent in the
letter business. With the opening of Wells,
Fargo Go name in Kansas this letter sys-
tenn has been introduced, and it is important
that the people should know it. No re-
ceiPt y given for Letters, and the company
does not assume any responsibility in carry
ing them unless an extra price is paid and
value specified. The price charged is six
dollar. for one hundred, or ten cents per sim
gle letter. A receipt is taken for these letters
upon delivery, which is an acknowledgment
beyond dispute of receipt. These letters arc
for W. F. & Co.'s territory in the
United States. Lawyers and business men
generally, having important papers to for
ward, can avail themselves of these envelopes
md be assured of delivery into the proper
hands. We art informed by the Superin-
endent of this Division that merchants and
he public generally will be granted every
avor and facility possible, especially in ad-
1ertising their business throughout Kansas
md Colorado. Bulletins, handbills, &C.,
will be forwarded free to all their Offices, and
distributed for the actual cost of throwing
hem around. E-- ~
Mr.. GEORGE w. NOBLE.-We find the
well deserved notice of this eff
lent railroad officer, in the Rocky Noun
ain Neus:
Geo. Noble, the Assistant General Super
of the Kansas Pacific railway,
rrivcd in town yesterday. Mr. Noble is |
lot less pleasing in his social address than |
le is noeed for being railway man of abili- |
y and experience. He had his carly train |
ng on the Pennsylvania Central, and is a |
,cntleman who has few supcriors among the |
ailway men of the west, ranking with An
Ierson, Hammond, Mead, and Fisher, and |
n all respects the right man in the right |
lace. Mr.. George Noble has cordial wei
ONE to Denver. rr
Mr.. Noble has been out to Denver for the |
urpose of bringing down an excursion OF
;olordo people for the St. Louis Fair.
DEAF AND DUNE AsYLUM-The Super
ntendent of this State Institution informs
be Lawrence Journal that the institution is
n 6ourishing condition, and that new desks
nd other conveniences have recently been
dded. Over thirty pupils are at present in
which is a greater number than
ave ever before been in attendance at this
JASON of the year. A number Of applica-
ons have besn made for other pupils, who
i'll in due time be received into the insti-
ltion. It is desired that all mutes in the
tate, who may wish to enter for the ensuing
ear, make application and present them
lives, a. soon as possible, 20 that complete
can be made for the winter.
MILITARY The following are the win
r quarters for the Seventh cavalry, as des-
ynated By orders just issued:
Companies B, n, E, F and K. take station
ere; Company A, at Fort Scott, Kan; Com
anies c and !, at Fort Harker; Company
!, at Fort Lyon; Companies NJ and II, at
'ort HAYS, and Company L at Fort Wal
ace.
The field officers will he stationed as fol- |
pws: Gen. Custer at Fort LeavenwOrth;
lajor Tilford ut Fort Harker; Major Lewis
derrill at Fort Scott; Major Reno at Fort
lays. Company F, Fifth Infantry, for
Dng time stationed here, has been ordered
, take station at Fort Harker; Company X,
fifth Infantry, now at Fort Larned, is or
cred to take station here. |
Az item which We published some weeks |
go, concerning a specimen Of Egyptian
orn, raised this year by gentleman resid-
ng few miles from this city, was received
n some quarters with considerable allow
nee. 1t Was not represented as favorably,
'owevcr, a. the facts justify. A further cx-
shows \ hill consisting of ten
talks from one grain; and on the entire hill |
here were fony-fve silks" and twenty |
ally developed can. That is, certainly, an
yield .s.
TIE Lawrence Tribune says: ''Rev. J.
Y. Fox, Of Rdsswy, who is known to
many Of our readers, has sned Mrs. G. ".
Watson for Islander, laying the damages At
10, 900. The Burlmsams Oroaio's = IN re-
.ips Of letter which works up the Affair in
! spicy way but . no good could come Of
!, declines to publish Il" ----
As proof Of the benefit Of advertising vs
Ny azas thss Mr.. 81. J. DenniA clGk Of
- DiAxi6 OUut lot buacA Of sunll ksys
! kv dsysaso he sdvesstiied them in THE
rnHs and yslasIdsy found them in drawer
Of his desk where be had mislaid them.
BYoi6eiA noe;ce f.en C.pG Cazpls wslan
lhat tie HGeAaats' Police force hssia patrol
1<v krA2av We think tRe vpove a 0snn1