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

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more than those living 1t Topeka OF along u
ne'e 80 OF ehaf ofy. And Why! simply
ms me Aanaas Pn0hc kailEped will no'
carry freight At reasonable r.tes, an outle'
= 60" E.u o. tne A,cnieoo, ioPeks
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he 49,. III. 81 'uo.gn 'ne county. A
from h., ~ 49,. " n. eW PAYNE
ch.nd;s. -. II en- more ioI met
s;nh, IL. ~. !" 1I . Doosnt 'or thiny'
-' N'.es A.A"s'''0e reporter.
IHkH nave had vhiskey war q
IoPekA Inc heeord nys: The whikey
var va: suspended Yesterday, and no mors
complaints were laid before Justice Barr, Of
giiis and pants OF blue ruin" being sold in
denance OF Law. Two saloons, the 'Orien-
t2i, Just below Fourth street, on the ave
nue., and one on the north side, closed yos-
terday, and can no longer be Numbered
among our public fountains.r Boah Of
these saloons were small adain, and did no,
'eei able to stand the pressure.
Mrs. JUsTUs BRoCKwAY fell down stain
yesterday afternoon, but was not dangerously
injured. John Davis, . son Of J. w. Davis,
Of the National Hotel, was accidentIy sbo,
through the back of the hand by q revolver
in the hands Of boy named Moore. The
wound Is severe, one of the homer heinz
broken, but will NOT endaneer the s.fetv ol
the hand.-TopsEu Record.
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company. This road, passing as it does
through the center of the southern tier Of
counties Of Kansas, will be one Of the bert
paying roads in the west, tapping a. il will
joys road at Columbus, the Missouri, Kan
s;,s 4 Texas Railroad at OswegO, and the
road at or near Independence, Montgomery
county.
Miss CAROL NJ. GROUSE, of Oswego, La
bette County, is candidate for Engrossing
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives during
the coming session of the Legislature. The
OswegO Register speaks Of her in the follow
ing complimentary terms: I'VE are pleased
70 kho. that MIS- Ofo'lses apPhGation ior
the Poen'oh o' ehgrossing clerk ~ House
,heets Win approval, no. only WIN me pres :
Uul WIN .lie nePrt1en'alNsS eie'; Shouid
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'u'e, .'e 1I at s.aooH,p' lie, anu was a'So
aP!P"T =, 'ne o'a'e Norn'al Scnoo', al EN-
loI,i, Na''Sar, ana as nature mas si"ed hei
miI' "s lo"eI y, sons, as'ue rom mort
'r It T:u! ine"'"i a"i'!, s''e u ueslIou'
VI .:Nns us means u "''ai" '"orough
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The Hiavatha Repo,ter saws that Ma.
sonic school OF instruction will be held at
itiawatha, commencing about the LIST OF Feb
ruary next, and will continue in session ten
or twelve days. The Masters and Wardens
of all the Lodges IN northern Kansas, will be
invited TO attend school. The school will be
conducted by J. II. Brown, Grand Master
Of Masons in Kansas, and Z. d. Hillyer and
Ira j. Lacock, Custodians of the Lodge work
This will be an important meeting Of the
Masonic fraternity in Northern Kansas and
will no doubt be pleasant time to those at
tending.
LAST FRIDAY and SATURDAY. that porti Of
Of the Po,tawatomie tribe of Indians than
have heretofore sectionized their lands in
Kansas. met in grand council anil selected
NJ n Jeanno Judpe J. F. CIaridv Rer.
nard Bertrand, John Anderson and Alexan-
der Bourassa, as commissioners to proceed
to the Indian country and set part and is
sue certificates To all those entitled to the
lands belonging 10 those known a the Sec
tionizers. The lands owned by the Potta-
watomies in the Indian country lies west of
90, and between the two Canadian rivers,
and joins the Seminoles on the west, and
is spoken Of ar fine country.-Topeda Rec
ord.
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r S co"'or'A''e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-'ees.
YESTERDAY. Marshal Grail arrested +. NJ.
Michigan, who has been employed a. loco
niotiSe fireman ON .he Ce"'ial nranch nall
Ioa" s'nce NAY I1N, =" cllAise ~ turning
me ra, mS nl1eaIne snols al Ie.lh, iii,
. Jy y W .t y N:.n
az. "n s II .:.r S-."e
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:se.., N"NI Ill aS.I:; @ III
=, r1n IN, !. ..,.nh 81 - ,ha .o..sJ c,,,nJ
a. o" W.. I'm II. III "~ - " Thu
detectives started IN Illinois with their nr;s.
oner ON the ,fternoon train M1oIpan has
a wife and two children. and we learn has
horne a gonl character since his residence
bere.-itchison Champion.
THE hanks of the classic Wakar,sa an
pears destined To be scourred and desolated
by war. In the early history of Kansas we
had what was known rs The "Wakarusa
War" not long since we recorded one Of
the ''tallest, fights on record, at Wakarusa
Station, and Yesterday We heard that HOSTILE
ties have again broken out in that region. II
appears that certain doctor has seighbor
named Meal, for whom he has fixed and
settled loathing, on account of dispute
about a boundary. 4 few days ago since