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Empire Sewing Machine, WELLS & RICHMOND, Gen'l Western Agents, Principal Office, cor. 2d and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
BEELER HOUSE, IOWA POINT, KANSAS,
G. W. BEELER, Sr., Proprietor.
Good Livery Stable Attached.
The POSTMASTER-GENERAL has the chief direction of all postal arrangements with foreign as well as with Federal States. The gen- eral business is managed by the Assistant Postmaster-General, who presides respectively over the Contract office, the Appointment office, and the Inspector's office.
The Postmaster-General receives a salary of $6,000 per annum.
The " ATTORNEY-GENERAL " who is considered as forming a part of the Cabinet, and who is the constitutional adviser and defendant of the Government, is generally a man of the greatest acquirements in his profession.
The Attorney-General receives a salary of $4,000 per annum.
The " CIRCUIT COURTS " are held by a Justice of the Supreme Court assigned to the Circuit, and by the Judge of the District in which the Court sits.
Chief-Justices of the Supreme Court receive $5,000 per annum.
SAM S. MeGIBBONS & CO., Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Mar- ket Square, St. Joseph, Missouri. Sign of the Elephant.
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Empire Sewing Machine, WELLS & RICHMOND, Gen'l Western Agents, Principal Office, cor. 2d and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri. HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF
THE INDIANS.
STATEMENT showing the Tribes of Indians within the limits of the United States, made up from the last general reports in possession of the Indian Office at Washington.
Number of souls and place of residence of each tribe.
Name of Tribe.
Place of Residence. No. of Souls.
Arrapahoes,
Arkansas and Platte Rivers,
3,000
Arickarees,
Upper Missouri River,
800
Assinaboines,
Upper Missouri River,
3,360
Apaches,
Arkansas River,
310
Apaches,
Texas,
1,025
Apaches,
New Mexico,
6,700
Blackfeet,
Upper Missouri River,
6,500
Choctaws, Choctaws,
West of Arkansas,
16,490
California Tribes,
California,
30,000
Comanches and Kioways, Texas and New Mexico,
25,000
Comanches,
Arkansas River,
4,000
Cherokees,
West of Arkansas,
17,500
Cherokees,
N. Carolina, Tenn., Ga., and Ala.,
2,000
Chippewas of the Miss., Minnesota,
2,300
Chippe was of Swan Cr'k, Michigan,
130
Chippewas of Swan Cr'k, Kansas,
40
Chippewas of Lake Sup., Mich., Wis., and Minn.,
5,000
Chippewas and Ottawas, Michigan,
Chippewas of Saginaw,
Michigan,
1,200
Chickasaws,
West of Arkansas,
4,700
Cayugas,
New York,
150
Creeks,
West of Arkansas,
23,000
Creeks,
Alabama,
230
Christians or Munsees,
Kansas,
100
SAM S. McGIBBONS & CO., Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Mar- ket Square, St. Joseph, Missouri. Sign of the Elephant.
4,700
Mississippi,
425
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COUNTY, KANSAS.
DONIPHAN
BEST IN AMERICA!
Farmers, if you will consult your own interest, you will at once go to
J. GARSIDE & CO.,
ATCHISON, - - Kansas,
AND BUY A
Brinkerhoof Corn Sheller,
And at the same time they will pay you the
HIGHEST PRICE FOR YOUR PRODUCE,
AND WILL SELL YOU A
JACKSON WAGON AT A LOW PRICE.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
Cheyennes,
Arkansas and Platte Rivers,
3,000
Crows,
Upper Missouri River,
3,500
Caddoes,
Texas,
5,000
Catawbas,
North and South Carolina,
150
Delawares,
Kansas,
700
Gros Ventres,
Upper Missouri River,
900
Iowas,
Kansas and Nebraska,
400
Iones,
Texas,
700
Keechies, Wacoes, and
Texas,
350
Towacorras,
Kansas,
Kansas,
1,400
Kickapoos,
Kansas,
300
Kickapoos,
Texas,
550
Kaskaskias,
Kansas,
-
Kiowas,
Texas,
-
Kiowas,
Arkansas River,
2,800
Lipans,
Texas,
800
Missourias,
Nebraska,
-
Minatarees,
Upper Missouri River,
2,500
For Miscellaneous Books, go to J. B. MCCLEERY & CO., 103 Felix Street.
Owners of the Patent Right to sell and manufacture for Kansas, Nebraska, and the Territories.
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Agents, Principal Office, cor. 2d and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri. HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF
Miamis,
Indiana,
300
Miamis,
Kansas,
200
Menomonees,
Wisconsin,
2,000
Mandans,
Upper Missouri River,
300
Muscaleros or Apaches, Texas,
450
Navajoes,
New Mexico,
8,000
Ottawas,
Michigan,
-
Ottawas,
Kansas,
310
Oneidas,
Wisconsin,
950
Oneidas,
New York,
250
Omahas,
Nebraska,
600
Osages,
West of Arkansas,
4,116
Onondagas,
New York,
570
Ottoes,
Nebraska,
400
Oregon Tribes,
Oregon,
15,000
Pawnees,
Nebraska,
4,300
Pueblo Indians,
New Mexico,
10,000
Pokcas,
Nebraska,
600
Pottawatomies,
Kansas,
2,410
Pottawat's of L. Huron, Michigan,
60
Pottawatomies,
Michigan,
300
Piankeshaws, Weas, Pe-
Kansas,
200
orias, and Kaskaskias,
Quapaws,
West of Arkansas,
314
Senecas,
New York,
2,057
Senecas (Sanonsky),
West of Arkansas,
180
Senecas and Shawnees (Lewistown),
West of Arkansas,
308
Seminoles,
West of Arkansas,
2,500
Seminoles,
Florida,
300
Sacs and Foxes of Mo.,
Kansas and Nebraska,
175
Sacs and Foxes of Miss., Kansas and Nebraska,
700
Shawnees,
Kansas,
400
St. Regis Indians,
New York,
575
Sioux of the Plains,
Platte and Arkansas Rivers,
5,600
Sioux of the Missouri,
Upper Missouri River,
16,000
Sioux of the Miss.,
Minnesota,
6,900
Stock bridges,
Wisconsin,
250
Stockbridges,
Kansas,
17
Towaccaros,
Texas,
-
Tusearoras,
New York,
315
Tonkawass,
Texas,
450
ELFRED & YOUNG, Druggists and Apothecaries, S. W. cor. 4th and Edmond Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
WILLIS & BLISS, Watchmakers & Jewelers, ATCHISON, KANSAS,
DEALERS IN
FINE JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, 1
AND
WATCHES,
FANCY GOODS.
REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS & DISPATCH.
Pictures Framed to order. All Work and Goods warranted.
G. W. WILLIS- COMMERCIAL ST. J. L. BLISS.
Utalı Territory Tribes, Utah;
1,600
Utahs,
New Mexico,
3,000
Winnebagoes,
Kansas,
238
Winnebagoes,
Minnesota,
3,546
Wyandottes,
Kansas,
500
Weas,
Kansas,
Wash'n Territory Tribes, Washington,
14,600
Wacoes,
Texas,
-
Wichitas,
Texas,
1,050
Wandering Indians of
Comanches, Utes, Che- ( New Mexico,
about 18,500
yennes & other tribes, )
Total Number, .
327,251
LENGTH OF RIVERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Miles.
Alabama .
600
Apalachicola (including the Chattahoochie) 550
ELFRED & YOUNG, Druggists and Apothecaries, S. W. cor. 4th and Edmond Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
PLATED WARE,
Empire Sewing Machine, WELLS & RICHMOND, Gen'l Western Agents, Principal Office, cor. 2d and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
330 HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF
Arkansas
1,300
Brazos
650
Canadian (branch of the Arkansas)
1,000
Connecticut
325
Cumberland
·
600
Delaware
300
Des Moines
600
Hudson
300
Illinois
400
Iowa
350
James
370
Kansas
1,200
Kaskaskia
300
Kennebec
250
Magdalena, New Granada .
850
Mississippi, proper,
2,900
Missouri, proper, .
3,000
Missouri & Mississippi from source to Gulf of Mexico
4,300
Neosho
800
Nueces
350
Ohio
1,000
Oregon, or Columbia
·
.
·
500
Penobscot .
350
Platte
1,200
Potomac
380
Red River .
1,500
Rio Colorado
300
Rio Gila
400
Rio Grande del Norte
1,800
Rock River
450
Sabine
350
Sacramento
350
San Joaquin
350
Savannah
450
St. Lawrence, Canada,
2,000
St. Peter's, or Minnesota
500
Susquehanna
350
Tennessee .
1,200
Wabash
.
550
Washita .
800
.
1,200
Osage .
1,200
Ottawa, Canada
·
·
USE ELFRED'S BAKING POWDER.
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COUNTY, KANSAS.
DONIPHAN
JOSEPH PFEIFFER,
Manufacturer of Foreign and American
Atarble Alonuments, Combs,
HEADSTONES, MANTELS,
Table Tops, Counter Slabs, AND GENERAL PLUMBER WORK. ALSO DEALER IN LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, WHITE SAND,
MARBLE DUST, FIRE BRICK, SEWER PIPE, ETC.
Cor. 6th and Charles Streets,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
White River
600
Wisconsin .
· 600
Yellow Stone · ·
. ·
1,600
PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES,
UNDER THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION, ADOPTED MARCH 1st, 1789.
GEORGE WASHINGTON of Virginia, was inaugurated April 30th, 1789 ; born 1732; died 1799 ; held office two terms.
JOHN ADAMS of Massachusetts, was inaugurated March 4th, 1797 ; born 1735 ; died 1826 ; held office one term. THOMAS JEFFERSON of Virginia, was inaugurated March 4th, 1801; born 1743; died 1826 ; held office two terms. JAMES MADISON of Virginia, was inaugurated March 4th, 1809; born 1751 ; died 1837 ; held office two terms.
JAMES MONROE of Virginia, was inaugurated March 4th, 1817; born 1759 ; died 1831 ; held office two terms.
SAM S. McGIBBONS & CO., Dealers in Boots and shoes, Mar- ket Square, St. Joseph, Missouri. Sign of the Elephant.
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Empire Sewing Machine, WELLS & RICHMOND, Gen'T Western Agents, Principal Office, cor. 2d and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, Missourl.
HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of Massachusetts, was inaugurated March 4th, 1825 ; born 1767 ; died 1848 ; held office one term. ANDREW JACKSON of Tennessee, was inaugurated March 4th, 1829; born 1767; died 1845 ; held office two terms. MARTIN VAN BUREN of New York, was inaugurated March 4th, 1837; born 1782 ; died 1862.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON of Ohio, was inaugurated March 4th, 1841; born 1773 ; died in office, April 4th, 1841.
JOHN TYLER of Virginia, Vice President, succeeded President Harri- son at his death, was born 1790; died 1862.
JAMES K. POLK of Tennessee, was inaugurated March 4th, 1845 ; born in 1795 ; died in 1849 ; held office one term.
ZACHARY TAYLOR of Louisiana, was inaugurated March 4th, 1849; born 1784 ; died in office, July 9th, 1850.
MILLARD FILLMORE of New York, Vice-President, succeeded Presi- dent Taylor at his death ; born in 1800.
FRANKLIN PIERCE of New Hampshire, was inaugurated March 4th, 1853 ; born in 1804 ; held office one term.
JAMES BUCHANAN of Pennsylvania, was inaugurated March 4th, 1857 ; born in 1791 ; died 1868 ; held office one term.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN of Illinois, was inaugurated March 4th, 1861; born 1809; died 1865 ; held office one term ; was elected second term, and served to time of his assassination, April 14th, 1865.
ANDREW JOHNSON of Tennessee, Vice-President, succeeded President Lincoln at his death.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
JOHN ADAMS of Massachusetts, 1789 ; born 1735 ; died 1826 ; two terms. THOMAS JEFFERSON of Virginia, 1797; born 1743; died 1826; one term.
AARON BURR of New York, 1801; born 1756; died 1836 ; one term. GEORGE CLINTON of New York, 1805; born 1739; died in office 1812; two terms.
ELBRIDGE GERRY of Massachusetts, 1813; born 1744; died in office, 1814 ; one term.
DANIEL D. TOMPKINS of New York, 1817; born 1744; died 1825; two terms.
JOHN C. CALHOUN of South Carolina, 1825; born 1782; died 1850; two terms.
SAM S. McGIBBONS & CO., Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Mar- ket Square, St. Joseph, Missouri. Sign of the Elephant.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
DONIPHAN
SAW MILLS
FRANKLIN & FRICK, Proprietors,
Doniphan,
KANSAS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
COTTONWOOD & SYCAMORE .LUMBER, Lath and Shingles.
MARTIN VAN BUREN of New York, 1833; born 1782; died 1862; one term.
RICHARD M. JOHNSON of Kentucky, 1837; born 1780; died 1850; one term.
JOHN TYLER of Virginia, 1841; born 1790; died 1862 ; one term. GEORGE M. DALLAS of Pennsylvania, 1845 ; born 1792 ; one term. MILLARD FILLMORE of New York, 1849; born 1800 ; one term. WILLIAM R. KING of Alabama, 1853; born 1786; died 1853 ; died in office.
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE of Kentucky, 1857 ; born 1821 ; one term. HANNIBAL HAMLIN of Maine, 1861 ; born 1809 ; one term. ANDREW JOHNSON of Tennessee, 1865.
NAME, BIRTH, AND PROFESSION OF THE SIGNERS OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
James Bartlett was born at Amesbury, Mass., in November, 1829 ; was a physician.
William Whipple was born at Kittery, Maine; was a sailor.
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Agents, Principal Office, cor. 2d and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF
Matthew Thornton was born in Ireland, in 1741 ; was a physician. John Hancock was born at Quincy, Mass., in 1737 ; was a merchant. Samuel Adams was born at Boston, Mass., in 1737; was a merchant. John Adams was born at Quincy, Mass., in 1735 ; was a lawyer. Robert Treat Paine was born at Boston, Mass., 1732 ; was a lawyer. Elbridge Gerry was born at Marblehead, Mass., in 1743; was a mer- chant.
Stephen Hopkins was born at Providence, R. I., in 1727; was a farmer.
William Ellery was born at Newport, R. I., in 1727; was a lawyer.
Roger Sherman was born at Newton, Mass. ; was a shoemaker. William Williams was born in Conn., in 1731 ; gentleman.
Oliver Wolcott was born in Conn., in 1726 ; was a lawyer.
William Floyd was born at Long Island, N. Y., in 1724; was a farmer.
Philip Livingston was born at Albany, N. Y., in 1716 ; was a mer- chant.
Francis Lewis was born at Llandaff, Wales, in 1713 ; gentleman.
Richard Stockton was born at Princeton, N. J., in 1730; was a lawyer.
Lewis Morris was born at Harlem, N. Y., 1726-farmer.
John Witherspoon was born at Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1723-minister. Francis Hopkinson was born at Philadelphia, Pa., in 1754-lawyer. John Hart was born at Huntington, Pa.,-farmer.
Abraham Clark was born at Elizabethtown, N. J., in 1730-lawyer. Robert Morris was born in England, in 1734-merchant.
Benjamin Rush was born at Rybury, Pa., in 1735-physician.
Benjamin Franklin was born at Boston, Mass., in 1705- printer. John Morton was born at Ridley, Pa., in 1724-surveyor. George Clymer was born at Philadelphia, Pa., in 1739-merchant. James Smith was born in Ireland, in 1715-lawyer.
George Taylor was born Ireland, in 1716-physician. James Wilson was born in Scotland (dute not known)-gentleman.
George Ross was born at Newcastle, Del., in 1730-lawyer.
Cesar Rodney was born at Dover, Del., in 1730-gentleman.
George Reed was born in Maryland, in 1734-lawyer. Thomas MeKean was born in Chester County, Pa., 1731-lawyer. Samuel Chase was born in Maryland, 1741-lawyer.
William Vana was born in Maryland, in 1741-lawyer.
Thomas Stone was born at Pointon, Md., in 1734-lawyer.
Charles Carroll was born at Annapolis, Md., in 1737-lawyer.
George Wythe was born near Chesapeake Bay, in 1736-lawyer.
Empire Sewing Machine, WELLS & RICHMOND, Gen'l Western Agents, Principal Office, cor. 2d and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
PURE WINES
AND LIQUORS
FOR
Medical Purposes,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY AND
Toilet Articles,
Trusses,
SHOULDER BRACES,
&c., &c.
Coal Oil
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FILLING
AND LAMPS.
H. M. SALES & CO.,
DONIPHAN, - KANSAS,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, PYE STUFFS,
Fancy Goods,
Patent £ Medicines,
Books and Stationery.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS.
Richard Henry Lee was born iu Virginia, in 1732-sailor. Thomas Jefferson was born in Virginia, in 1743-lawyer. Benjamin Harrison was born at Berkley, Va-farmer. Thomas Nelson, Jr., was born at York, Va., in 1738-gentleman. Francis Lightfoot was born at Lee, Va., in 1734-farmer. Carter Braxton was born in Virginia, in 1736-gentleman. Willam Hooper was born at Boston, Mass., in 1742-lawyer. Joseph Hawes was born at Kingston, N. J., in 1730-lawyer. John Penn 1741, was a lawyer.
Edward Rutledge was born at Charleston, S. C., in 1749-lawyer. Thomas Hayward was born in South Carolina, in 1745-lawyer. Thomas Lynch was born in South Carolina, in 1745-lawyer. Arthur Tiddleton was born in South Carolina, in 1743-lawyer. Button Grimmet was born in England, in 1732-merchant. George Walton was born in Virginia, in 1740-lawyer. Lyman Hall was born in Conn., in 1731-physician.
Samuel Huntington was born in Conn., in 1732-farmer.
Highest Cash Price Paid for Rags, at J. B. MCCLEERY & CO.'s, 103 Felix Street, St. Joseph, Missouri.
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HISTORY
AND DIRECTORY
OF
JAS. H. COFFEY,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Second Street, Opposite HERALD OFFICE, St. Joseph,
- - MO.
RANKIN & DILLON
CARPENTERS & JOINERS
HIGHLAND,
KANSAS.
JAMES TONER,
Carpenter, Builder, AND
UNDERTAKER,
TROY,
Kansas.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
DAILY VINDICATOR,
ST. JOSEPH,
MISSOURI.
PUBLISHED BY
MILLAN, DONAN & CO.,
OUR MOTTO-
A Free Vote or a Free Fight !! OUR PLATFORM-
THE CONSTITUTION and the RIGHTS of the STATES !! OUR DOCTRINES-
This is a WHITE MAN'S Government, made by WHITE MEN, for WHITE MEN and their Posterity FOREVER!
Down with the Nigger !!
Payment of the National Debt-(if it is ever paid)-in Greenbacks. A currency that is good enough for Working-Men, Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, Artisans, and Editors, is good enough for Yankee Shoddyocrats !
DOWN WITH THE BONDHOLDERS!
Subordination of the Military to the Civil Authorities ! "
Down with the Satraps ! !
EQUAL TAXATION and THE RIGHTFUL REPRESENTATION . OF . ALL THE STATES, OR ANOTHER REBELLION !!
Revolution must be met by Counter-Revolution-Force by Force-Violence by Vio- lence-and USURPATION should be overthrown, if needs be, BY THE BAYONET ! !
DOWN WITH TEST OATHS AND REGISTRATION !! Vive La Republique !!
At a meeting held by the Democracy, in this city, October 19th, the following resolu- tion was unanimously adopted :-
RESOLVED, That we regard the MISSOURI VINDICATOR as the true and faithful exponent of our party principles, and recognize it as the organ of the Democratic party in the Northwest. 22
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HISTORY
AND DIRECTORY OF
EDWARD BAIN,
MANUFACTURER OF
FARM WAGONS, ST. JOSEPH, MO.
I desire to call particular attention to my manufacture of ·
FIRST-CLASS FARM WAGONS.
My shops are located on the C. & N. W. Railway, affording superior facilities for ship- ping in all directions.
Here I find convenient, an abundance of Wagon Stock of the very best quality, which is the greatest desideratum for the successful building of a uniform grade of wagons.
I use only the Leonard's Patent Seamless Thimble Skeins, which I find indis- pensable to insure light draught and a perfect running wagon.
I make Farm Wagons a Specialty, and thereby, having one class of stock and labor to provide, I am enabled to produce the justly celebrated Bain Wagon, the well-known reputation of which, throughout the Northwest, for uniform strength and durability, warrants me in saying that there are none better, if as good.
I do not claim to make the lowest price wagons, but I do claim and aim to make the best wagons, which, under all circumstances, will prove to be the cheapest in the end.
I will give to all buyers a good and sufficient guaranty, warranting my wagons to their entire satisfaction.
Orders for Wagons or Prices, will receive prompt attention.
THE BAIN WAGON,
FOR SALE AT
E. BAIN'S WAGON DEPOT,
On Sixth Street, St. Joseph, Mo.
WRITTEN WARRANTEES GIVEN.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Agent.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
THE DAILY UNION
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
(MONDAYS EXCEPTED)
BY THE
UNION PRINTING COMPANY,
UNION BUILDING,
Nos. 91 & 93 Edmond St., bet. Fourth & Fifth,
SAINT JOSEPH, - MISSOURI.
R. C. MITCHELL, EDITOR AND MANAGER,
W. W. THAYER, Assistant Editor, J. B. HINMAN, Local Editor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
Single Copies .
$ .05
City Subscribers, per week
.25
Three Months, in advance
2.50
Six Months,
5.00
One Year, =
10.00
WEEKLY UNION.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
Six Months
$1.00
One Year
2.00
Clubs of Five, per year
1.75
Clubs of Ten, and upward, per year
1.50
And a Copy to getter up of Club
PAPERS STOP WHEN SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES.
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HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF
AMOS AVERY, W. S. MOREHOUSE
AVERY & MOREHOUSE,
General
surante
AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Atchison : 0 0 KANSAS.
REPRESENT THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, cash assets. $4 000 000 00
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA,
of Philadelphia, Pa., cash assets. $2 000 000 00
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford, Conn., cash assets.
$2 000 000.00
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW HAVEN, Conn., cash assets.
$1 700 000 00
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, cash assets.
$1 700 000 00
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York, cash assets $1 500 000 00
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York, cash assets. $1 000 000 00
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn., cash assets. $1 000 000 00 We invite the attention of the public to the above list of Companies.
The prompt payment of $61 000 000 00 of Losses.
We claim the preference of the public for these Companies.
It is Wisdom and Economy to Insure in the Best Companies.
Policies issued without delay, and losses promptly adjusted, and paid by
AVERY & MOREHOUSE, ATCHISON, KANSAS.
Office in Bird's Block, on Commercial Street, bet. 3d and 4th Streets.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
DECKER BROTHERS,
Inventors and only Patentees for the Celebrated
DECKER BROTHERS'
PATENT IRON FRAME
PIANO-FORTES,
91 BLEECKER STREET,
One block west of BROADWAY,
New York.
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HISTORY AND
DIRECTORY OF
EMPIRE
Co
Sewing Machine.
THE. LATEST IMPROVEMENT.
Has a straight needle, makes the LOCK STITCH, which will NEITHER RIP nor RAVEL and is alike on both sides ; does perfect sewing on every kind of material, from Leather to the finest Muslin, with cotton, silk, or linen thread, from the coarsest to the finest. It Hems, Fells, Binds, Braids, Tucks, Quilts, and Gathers.
EMPHATICALLY A NOISELESS MACHINE.
WELLS & RICHMOND,
GENERAL AGENTS, corner Second and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
HEAR WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT IT (by permission) :
We certify that we reside in St. Joseph, Mo .; that we are familiar with and have used nearly all the standard Sewing Machines; that we are now using the Empire Machine, and prefer it above all others.
W. E. FORSTER, Tailor, corner Fourth and Edmond. E. CURTIS, Frederick Avenue. MRS. CARTER, Dressmaker, Third Street, near Charles. CHIAS. W. CAMPBELL, Spencer's Store, Felix Street. THADDEUS READY, Tailor, Market Square. GUS. HEINDRICKS.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
JNO. M. FRAZER.
R. E. TURNER.
TURNER, FRAZER & CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
Nos. 7 & 9 Third St.,
ST. JOSEPH,
Missouri.
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HISTORY AND DIRECTORY
OF
JNO. S. LEMON.
ISAAC HOSEA.
Lemon, Hosea & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
DRY. GOODS
NOTIONS, CLOTHING,
&c., &c.,
No. 5 Fourth Street,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
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A WHITE MAN'S PAPER
IN
KANSAS.
The Atchison Patriot,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
The Patriot having no political competition in Northern Kansas, has a larger circulation than any other paper in the Counties north of the Kansas River.
TERMS:
Daily, per Year,
.
$9.00.
Weekly, -
-
2.00.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT CUSTOMARY RATES.
NELSON ABBOTT, Proprietor,
ATCHISON, -
- -
KANSAS
346
HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF
R. L. McDonald & Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY-GOODS
Notions,
AND
CLOTHING
CORNER OF
FOURTH and FELIX STS.,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
347
DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
M. G. FISH.
HENRY FISH.
M. G. FISH & CO.,
LIVERY,
Sale and Feed Stable.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND SADDLE HORSES TO HIRE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
Horses, New and Second-Hand Buggies, and New and Second-Hand Harness.
Cor. Second and Jule Sts., ST. JOSEPH, MO.
348
HISTORY
AND DIRECTORY OF
TROY HOTEL
Northeast Corner of
EAST MAIN & MYRTLE STS.,
Troy, - Kansas.
LEONARD SMITH, Proprietor.
The best Accommodations to the Public generally.
GOOD STABLES AND STOCK YARD IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE
No Exorbitant Bills.
349
DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS.
Largest and Best Selected Stock
OF PINE LUMBER IN THE CITY, AT TIIE
MICHIGAN LUMBER YARD
IYON,
(LATE LYON & CO.,)
Corner Fourth and Messanie Streets, ST. JOSEPH, MO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PINE LUMBER, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash and Blinds, Lime, Hair, Cement, and Plaster.
AGENT FOR WALTER A. WOOD'S
CELEBRATED SELF-RAKING REAPER AND PRIZE MOWER,
Russell & Co.'s Reapers and Mowers, Russell & Co.'s Premium Thrashing Machines, Manufac- tured at Massillon, Ohio, CANDEE, SWAN & CO.'S
Celebrated Moline Plows,
ALSO HAY RAKES.
" Parties wishing to purchase are respectfully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere.
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