The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-22

been seized by a Vigilance Committee. It's
!. stated that he will be hanged if he does not
relin9uish all claim to the place. Our in
, formant saws that the widest excitement pre-
walls there, and he has no doubt that the
citizens will lynch DIR. Tutten unless he
agrees to their demands.
The Washington Repubiioua thus disposes
of one Of the affections of 4 newspaper Office.
1t points directly to the evil complained Of:
..For the past week we have been called upon
almost daily, TO insert notices in our columns
blowing this one, and that one. this and that
institution. We won't do it. There is no
use talking. II notice il worth inserting in
our columns, it is worth paving for. 1t
takes money 10 run a newspaper, and We are
compelled to have bread and butter for our
family. Some have the cheek to talk about
Christian acts. We hereafter shall do two
Christian acts by looking out for our own
interests"
ISAAC 7. GIBSON, Indian Agent, is meet
ing with poor success, in his negotiations
with the Cherokees for land for the Osages.
The Osages are occupying the land in gues-
ton.
We are just entering upon the season Of COM
pliments. The following, from the Tribune,
shows that the people of Lawrence have their
hearts in the right place. Several Of the
members ofthe Congregational Church have
in very substantial manner signified their
desire that Rev. Mr. Cordley'. salary should
be increased. by subscribing sums ranging
from SO To $50 for that purpose Acct
a.n 49, , slnnfse o, the iist Oh
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s,,n who had !, in cb,rc, Nc -. w. r.,
moro names ,,,,cboJ ~ :, IT. ,,,o,.,,'.,,
i ,ooJ ono ,nJ H. D.. .I, !:
do Tor him ), s'''' ''''
m
iofEhA VIII nave 10 correct It's habits.
IL Is at"eelhei too unsteady, as the ioi-
o"n!s eA'rac' VIII 'hoM: MIS-. Myers tells
ho,. ha TO-" III her ,Ia.hnu "a sau.;nn
III roxoIrer ,rnnrJ he, hi o a,J nnaJa .
he,st of b;msa,f ON ,,noa-,I ,r;,c;nI.. And
=, ,auss,;,.,, ,,;,L ~ w., ,,,,,, ,a,,,rl ,L,,
vi. .ho,,;n,, !. bs.n,;,a ,i,oa.,L.r TO-, co,,,-
mon an ,mnsemen, in his c;,v Half !,
-, ~ 60. Inv, ,.,,,rroJ y.;,b;, C.~,
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iHE wood Liarke' III our cry Is al present
berry, OAK anu walnut Is Drought 10 market,
anu sold al ~ per cord. Inns Is is cheap
IL mol eheaper' man II can pe Ploc"r 'T IN
80 D',r;J
From the iroue We learn 'ir't, =, meet
ing OF The Lawrence lylsSraPnlcai 'hioh,
No. -, ON Monday last, United States Sen
aior hos, an honorary memoer' was ex-
Pelied. ms action was taken on account OF
MS sshIi'hnihg WIN rals, anu ior assist
ing III u" oinec curing Union strike.
HE following relates 10 Wabaunsee COun-
ty: We learn Wabaunsee County is awake
at least TO her railroad interests. Seventy
miles Of railway are proposed to he built in
the county. petition Is IN circulation ask
ing me commissioners 10 order vote Tor
new County seat election. We suppose New
bury Is the prime mover IN this programme.
Inc petition, IL Is SAID, VIII he extensively
sisneo anu uhs eiec,ip'i oruerei. i';lsS
lns. i . 20, i',e -, at ma neAa 1a''iu'! !"
oon'i'.'e '"' ''i''''" programme "' '''''
o"uI's'
THIS grave paragraph is from the Junction
City tmoa. We hope the improvement
spoken OF will be Immediately carried out:
''On Friday, John Gross received a new
! =, -
II o'S' anu + ti'c ha,iuSohiest uiihs
IN 'he western country. 'ohh says mat
Whe,i iiisii''hu cemetery "penS, all aPFeint-
menus lii'is, corresPoh". WINE on t.ie SUD-
,ect, h, Us nol~ una, an improvement, may
'e illi,ie IN sr''eIuissns' 50 mat puriais
c. i FIJI ~ .,,or,,,;s., al La,nl o. -,
,,,,n
III IhL Imports H.'S say' 'hat Mr. L. II.
rhiey, T.ihs on 10" Sreek, WE'VE miles
noien Vi Iinlo,i' o7, '"", W, i'c IONS oi nay
=! iiie on ',uneas h'sni' Inc hre was MOI
uiSeo,sfed "ii'i' FIN eiocA on ''iiuay morn
i,is, "ne,' II was 10" ,''e 10 save any part oi
II from me names. IL Is a more serious loss
70 NJ Ihiey from 'iie iac' tha' he mas lou
he.iu Vi ca'sie anu no nay ior 'hehi. IL WIS
Tue ""'h vi a'i iheeii''i'irs'
HE survey Of the railroad from Cherokee
Station To Parker, by way of Oswego, in
Montgomery County, Is completed. The
reule Prores i" DC feasible one. ror
Hl7''l,Ioe u; apoul iour,n 'liitS e:iIt oi m'e
Noo7ho hi.sr uiie sraue Is very ish'. Inc
cI"ssihi VI 'nc 'i'erH ii''ie ABOVE Town,
W., :" = u"sSe, "o'h n On 'le ei,' sue ..
';'I ine', "a. S;ie w lhe '' TIN On '.e "es'
,r e ~ M. ii.e , . "a rue Inc sIr.ss en-.