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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept 1.-THE Repub-
lican majority in this city is heavy. Scatter-
ing returns indicate the usual Republican
majority Of three times the whole Democratic
vote.
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Sosesoek, and the paroxysms have actually con-
nsneeds ssesPaets core nay, - an e&ses. Be ~
idly seeeted b. ths ase - this powerful vesetsbe
toaAe-i 1Ae telulnaioe a the Blttefs - specific
sH dysPelsias live complaint, constipation and
nsfvoss dehaity, ms h some measure thrown into
The .sAa'3sT It's asrits - preventive and cure Of
other ailnsats.s bat IN Who have ever taken il,
either Is Proseetioe ss.inst . remedy for NAH
r:oas astts.' VIM sdmit 'thst II surpa~es in eA-
ciesey al the so-ealled specifics (inciuding quiz
ni,e). sssally prescribed Or these nalsdies. while
il isss ~ same time entirely harmless and deci-
dejRy palnIab2e a,r, .tl '" tu-th-satAw
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E>AAAA

E0sGO0.
Al the primary meeting held at EaPp's
Mill, Easton Township, September 81, 1870,
VIM. Loughmiller was called 10 the chair,
and Dr. J. w. Houts elected Secretary.
The chjec, Of the meeting was stated ny Dr
Chase.
On motion, DIR. Chase, Martin Kline
and J. IT, Fentcn were nominated for dele
gates "a the State Convention. Al his own
request DR.. Chase's name was Withdrawn,
and J. e. Baird was put in nomination.
Stephen Robinson was nominated for alter
nate. Before proceeding 10 election each Of
the candidates were called upon 10 express
their preferences for the candidate for Con-
crcss. The first and last choice Of each WITS
tor the IIon. NJ. s. Adams, Of Leavenworth.
ThcrcuPon the meeting proceeded 10 ballot.
First ballot, no election; second ballot, Mar
tin Kline WAS elected by four majority. Mr..
Fcnton having Withdrawn, on motion the
vote was made unanimous with hut one dis
-enting voice. Everything passed Of pleas
anilv, and the strife hctween the candidates
for delegate was healthy and good naturcd.
The meeting very generally expressed them
selves in favor Of Judge Adams, by words as
well AS votes. This feeling against Mr..
Clarke was not malignant, but the feeling
prevailed that he had had the Office long
enough, and also that he had omitted i'm
portant duties, At the conclusion Of the
meeting, an Executive Committee consisting
of Father Hancock, I. s. Henslev, Stephen
Robinson, w. NJ. Kincad and A. T. Par
rott, were appointed to conduct the
campaign.
The following resolutions were unani-
mo,lsly adopted:
ResIrvsi, That in Judge NJ. S. Adams We
recognize the able man, the good citizen and
the pure Republican.
Rssc,rcd, That the sentiment If the Repub-
licans Of Easton township is in favor Of
Judge Adams for Congress, and that onr del
eSate le authorized to use all fair means 10
secure his nomination.
On motion, the delegate was instructed to
vote for an open ballot in the State COnven-
ton. WV. LoUGHNILLER, Prest.
J. w. Hours, Sec'y.
We are In receipt of an invitation TO at
tend the Northern Kansas Agricultural Dis
trid Fair 10 be held II Atchison On the 5th
9Th and 9TH Of October. Comprising one of
the most productive regions of country in the
world, and the people being among our
most enterprising citizens, this fair cannot
fail Of being grand success. We shall en-
deavor to be present.
COMPLETE returns from the census Of
Douiphan County indicate that that county
81 I>l>.->Ho, S<, tho G ~<o 4 ON,
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!. AsaDnxIus ,onmePpoPLE

Paris. The proposition met with favor, bat
without acsion. III: CoEp adjourned till
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

~ Private Conversation with Married Ladies. I,y
ne 81 their number. sent Free for stamp. .Ad-
rs-s ~ Mrs. II. METZt;EI;, Hanover, IA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOOK 10 YOUR CHILDREN
YhA 0raak 4nnkhin1 Ramelv

AIS. fCrres Collie, and Gri- Price
wHJrCONR,S ping in the Bowels, "a
4 facilitates the pro- 30
8yf1D. tces Of teething Cents
MRS. S3ldues Ccovulsionl Price
vurrCovp,S and overccmes all a. -
diseases incident to 50
syrup. Inhnts Children. Cents.
MRS. fCures Diznbea, Dys-1 Price
ApvrcONp.S entry summer CON-
paint in children Of. 20
SyT1D. al ases. Cents.
II h the Great IAfhnt's and Children Soothing
Remedy in al Disorders brought on by Teething or
my oehe1 cause. Prepared by the GRAFTON
MEDICINE CO., -. Louis Ne.
osA BY Druggists and Dealers in Medicine every
where. ort;dA v;S
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VIZ have received from Geo. T. Anthony,
Secretary, complimentary TO the Third An
nual meeting Of the Kansas Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, to lie held in Leav-
,fnworth, commencing Sept. 18th, 1870, and
continuing four days. The premium list is
the largest ever offered west Of 81. Louis,
and the grounds and arrangements for the
comfort of visitors are not surpassed by any.
-!Saera Press.
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WAR AND POLITICAL NEWS.

TRs LEAvExwoKTn WEEKLY Times publishes
more reading matter thaa asy- Ot6es raref in the
State. lis var pevs, spsciA Dispatches and cor
res'oadcsre fsso every Fsrt - the state render IT
the most Interesting and valuable paper in the
West. In order 10 reach every rader in Kansas We
make the following reductions in oar rates, fr'sn
this date 10 December la: 81
SiWgp CENTS lsr copy
Ten coIisS-
Fifty cupies.-.-..........--.--..- s'' 90
,feed in Clalys from every pot O6Ce. Addfr~,
49,. THE TINES,
IEsvcoworth, Kansas.
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FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL

will buy shoes with silver copper tips, which
will save the buyer the price of 4 pair of shoes.
Compared with ragged toes AMI dirty stockings,
they BEAUTIFUL, 10 say the least Parents try IT,
seP1w12c
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nrakA'a O0l10ctl0n q

brakes COLLECTION e S..d MY ,e.; Sss
~ nakine RsasAy, IN kinds Of Wine, Gin, All,
Beer, Cordials, Ss1szisg Cider, snd nswch Other
useful in5ormalion fF those dealing in nssnufac-
turiss s6y o. the above. either for the tEaae u
hosne We. ''fi . T'
Sat b. n.,il ffrcc II pcrtasel fur 6fly cents.
Address X. Z. NORMANDY, j0l Market street,
I<rs.s~ No
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90 FoR pleasant shave or fashionable hair
cut - TO Heln'efs ~ ..''' -. ,l.t -
Throw away your brick dust and rusin
ealing wax, and buy Harop's Diamond
Wax. It's sure ~ please. sepl eodlw
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In this warm and dusty weather people
are art to get the blues. and there is notI,ina
~ cheerful 70 take fGr them ~ the Extract
Of Calisaya Bark, prepared by our reliable
fellow-ciiizen Il. J. Brown. Unlike almost
all other preparations Of the kind, it is made
Of the very best material, and persons who
use il will find themselves wonderfully bcnc-
fitted Get lottle and try it. 80 .d
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.oncv. While other bonds were sSs Fer cent. f.
e1y-~---''
S.: ~; lg:eiz.; e: ,:szs,s; ,s.: X
s:&A2 4: Il: ~, a. ="
u. l0UI0 HARKEr. ~.
81. L0CIs. Sept. 6.
.. k'ss AN s. seA doing and ''''''
GROCERl@LDu and unchanged.
HlGHWMES6Inaetive; iron sc.
PROVISIONS Dun and unchanged.
LARD Qui1tn0IS1lGl
cAIILEEI. hge ssPpiy and duh at s. eo@
HOGS Sssady q . se0lo 50. II
81 ,,., - errH01lcihkI, ioi i
q B., -.,L hr, I-.l.arl' i.rs ;ih's-T
Fos pleasant shave or fashionable hair
80 q =, l.l.l I, li'' 1''i ''tt ii
Throw away YOUR brick dust and russin
ealing wax, and buy Harrop's Diamond
Wax. It's sure II Please. sepl eodlw
DELAY Commissions, wind colo
and gRiring In the bowels Of infants Carise
deafh. Nm. Whheumb's Syrup is tried
remedy. 1t coeas only 9 cents. d&w,
!, Forty ,,,.,.,s,,,., ,.-,d ~ r.x,. c,,,l. :,
C..,..:, s....!.. 'W. -. S.::s,S
By order Il Norris County ShiPpise Al
s 81 Il .r...- OeiS.i @"i|A'
T-..u. .,,,.,.a .;,.,,..,.5 .,.'..
S..l.S;.. ~. -. c.s,t.-. Oa;,-. =. MI.
"I:"Il... s:... h., y NJ; 800 -.
N. ,,,,,,sr - E;nh str',., ss,,ss,lS
= -.
49,. - 49,. ~ C,..I;,, e. r., 80 .:,,
;.0 =, ;.,,,,o.ss s,..t .,f c,,s,.r, ma. i...u
"a 49,. ~, :. 80" ~ ,Lo IL, h.,.,SS
!. nm. w., mi r,nLs ,n,,n- H. n,oss
r.,;.Ii. $50. ''' '''l'
1890 .tr'''t'.'.'if
The Public Schools cf the city orcn IL.
morrow, and We desire 10 inform all ,arties
Interested that Messrs Crew h Morgan have
n fall and C,s,,r1p1s ss,svvvly If all the srhos,I
books used there. Scholars will lind 1t Ia
their interest 10 purchase Of them.
- -ii----'- ...- 1
AvAuNT. iNDiGEsrION!-1he Charter
YAK ceove Is the most interesting and fmPor-
TAM iea!ore ." the 'am'iy economy; hr II
nils the house with warmth, the table with
god cheer, and prevents that dreary aspect
ana those indlgestlble meals that hFlng sour
ness u temper, discomfort and di-satislac
ton. d&w
M, p. v,C.,u
-, n s.s......'. n S :. nss "ls%.'. n's e,.
s""s . "s, ~ = "'" i'-". ~ "ss"n'-
- ,no h ~" ~. ", ": "."' y,. e..
g.. . - , H'.' =. us.E my l.9 IT."
.;s s '''S r. ,aIe az rt s:s. Ia':s, ~ q"
.I - LII :, I:' ,z "'i"''S ANU o'e'''S may
"''' - '''' ''- ,,,-
T., -
NJ cheerful 10 take Er them a. the Extract
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

CLOS MJAH II H
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MUsIC.-The want N a stock If sheet
music and instruction hooks has been long
felt in this city, and Messrs. Crew & Morgan
have received large assortment of the latest
and most popular publications. The ladies'
and others can now supply themselves at low
figures, and save the trouble Of sending Fast.
Southeast corner Of Fifth and Delaware
direct. Gsr.-rc If
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Mr.. PAT, MO;RAw has opened his ele-
giant restaurant, and is now ready to accom-
n,odate all his old friends and everybody elSe
in the best manner. Guests may rely upon
first class fare ut reasonable rates, nj all
times. The choices, liquors and cigars may
also be had nj his liar. ,..... ..f ~ -rr -r'-
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The Public Schools II the city orcn to
mofrow, and We desire Ia inform all parties
Interested that Messrs Grew h Morgan have
. fell and comple,e supply Of all the school
hooks used there. Scholars will find it tai
their interest To purchase Of them. ''
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AvAUNT. iNDIGESrION!-The Charter
Oak Stove Is the most interesting and imyor-
tant feature in the family economy; for it
fills the house with warmth, the table with
god cheer, and prevents that dreary aspect
and those is,digestible meals that bring sour
ne,ss u temper, discomfort and di-satisfac-
ton. ,lEw
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L RARE COLLECTION.
Rowland's Receipts +, n Ssss,. a.:: !.
ssnt by mail fire. cf PcStacel for hly cents.
Address II. r. NORMANDY, 5ei Market Street,
ST. lIoais, No. HrH
cs71Av7J
! Book for the Million.

ReA PRIVATE CouN-
sELOR tn THE MAR
KIED or thcee ahCsst tn
...- -. ehA ,.hsI
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DOINGS OF THE CORPs LEGIsLATIF on SAT-
URDAY. D.
PARIS, SEPT LIN the Corps Legislatif,
yesterday evening. when PaliEaO announced
that the army at Sedan, with the Emperor,
had surrendered to the Russians, he added:
SIT was impossible to discuss the probable
consequence The Minister had yet NO
common plan, and des;rsd 70 rosepone the
discussion until Monday. Jules Eayre mb-
mitfed resolution declaring the Emperor
deprived of all constitutional functions, and
proposed that . Legislative, committee be
formed to expel the enemy from the French
Trochu remaining Gov. General Of!
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ITO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, rRECKLES
+ Il and Tsn FROM The esce use PKRRr's Morn AND
TRDCKLE LSIDx. The only reliable and HARM
les remedy. Prepared by DT. B. &. Ferry, -
Bond street n. Y. Sold by all Druggists.
ansf,,u11O1 .--9
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4. FORrY thousand head Of Texas cattle ii
Council Grove. Kansas, Bnyers solicited.
By order Il Norris County ShiPpise Al
ISOLATION. Sept. 3dl2l.
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sembled at Hotel dc Vile, .....,..s. 81
HEwRI ROCHEFORr ALSO HAS BEEN LIBEls-
and is assisting at this meeting; the people
outside the building are in a state Of extraOr-
binary excitement from time to time. NJ.
Gambetta addressed them exhOrting order.
1t is remarked that the soldiers of all the
regiments mix among the people unarmel,
and are shouting ''vive Ia republique."
From the entrances and windows Of all the
barrOcks the soldiers salute the people.
THE EMPRESS LEAVES PARIS.
At 4 O'Clock p. m. the flag was lowered
on the Tuilleries. 1t is said the Empress has
gone. The people are rushing through the
Tuilleries. Placards have been posted
in various places, death to Thiers"'
THE DISORDER CONTINUES.
PARIS, Sept. $3.50 p. m.-Mobs con-
Time to tear down signs containing Imperial
arms and medals. In some cases the people
have climbed up to the highest stories to tear
from the theatres the word Imperial. Ex-
treme care is evinced to respect the arms Of
other nations.
FICE WITHOUT DISORDER.
PARIS, Sept. 5-Morning.-The provis-
ional government has taken possession Of
Office without the slightest disorder. All
Ministers are acting with energy. Orders
for the immediate formation OF colossal
armies has been issued. Over zoo, 900 men
are ready to take the field. The Govern
ment Superintendent of Telegraphs has an
nounced to all departments the events in
Paris. The Senate is suppressed, and the
Corps Legislatif dissolved. An important
fraction Of the Chambers have met
at President Schneider's residence, and |
seem disposed to act independently |
Of the provisional government, to whom,
however, they have sent delegation of off,
gers and soldiers to fi.ternize with the peo-
pie, and place themselve under orders OF the |
GoyemAent, which is in permanent session !
{ the Hotel de Vile, under the Presidency |
II Trochu. The Frances Tiuvenrs, of the |
Paris guard, all the ministers and public |
ulcers evince the utmost desire to be cur
cons. -
It Is understood that the Government VII
.onvoke constituent assembly.
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VIZ naice the extensive hot and shoe
hosme of George q. Catlin & Co. are recciv-
ing an immense stock Of custom made roots
and shoes. This is one Of the oldest boUses
in the West, and ranks among the most
reliable. ~
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con, listing IN part III Corn Grinding Mill ard
Hnrss Power, Wheat Dill. Combined Harvester,
Wagons, Harness, and LIGHT Tor BUGGY.
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TERMS OF SALE.


Here is splendid opportunity f"r farmers and
others to supply themselves with tine stock and
farming utensils AMI g'..l iand.
f--..r SAMUEL M.wHiRT,
wM. n. MCWHiRT.
Wax n,RES Il HAvkSs, Agents.
any 1Sth 1870 zuf111W
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

BEEF CATTLR-The offerings were bet
ter than the average Of the past few
weeks in point Of quality, there being 4
much smaller proportion Of scallawag
steers and thin cows, and a correspond
ing increase in second and third class
There were but One or two punches OF
choice beeves. COnger Bros. sold Nelson
Morris 80 head, averaging 1,349 lbs. at
S6.S0-the highest price realized during
the day. Several sales were reported at
S6.OO@6.40 for good to prime steers aver
aging from l,l5O to 1,25O rs. City butch
ers bought ~sparingly, as did also feeders;
the former at s2.5O9425 for inferior to
common lots, and the latter at S3.25@4.jO
for common to good stock steers. Trans
actions were chiefly within the range Of
A.O0@6.00. Good butchers cattle were
firm at previous rates, but for other de-
scriptiOns the market closed weak at the
reduction noted above.
HOSTILE receipts since Saturday az
gregate q, 937, against I4,49 for the same
period laIt week, 1887 week before last
and p 1928 for the corresponding period
last year. In the afternoon, however,
there vas more activity in trade, and the
market closed up firm, with about all
the hogs sold, Sales were at $6.O0G6.O5
for common; S6.10@6.l5 for medium, and
at SG.20a6.35 for good to strictly choice,
with one or two car loads OF extra at
$40. We quote closing prices at S6.OOa
6.35 for common to chOice.-ChicdgO
Tribune, Dec. Z.
By Telegraph. CHICAGO, Dec. u.
HOgs-Dressed quiet 9aic lower, at
s. 90 for light and heavy on an sveragei
live hogs easier at s., 9Oa6,5 2.
C~attle-MOderately active al 3, .21
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WARREN RETAIL R K
CIereIand MhoIesaIe Lanai.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. II, 1870.
FLOUR-The market is steady and
without change, and the demand mOder-
ate. WequOte:
City made Xxx white Kentucky,
$685. Xxx do a.OO@s.25i Xxx Amber
T.OOG7.25; Xxx red No. l tG.5O@6.75;
X red, No. 2 S6.2j@6.5O.
WHEAT-The market continues very
quiet and unchanged. Sales 1 car No. 1
red winter from store at Sl.& 1 car No.
No. Eat fl.2O.
CORS-Without reported movement /;
new shelled held at $50 from store now
ears on deck held at sic; old nominal.
OATs-Inactive and nominally I'M
changed; No. I State held at 47c from
store.
LARD-Quiet and unchanged. City
rendered in kegs l3ic; do. in tierces 13c;
Country rendered l24.
SMOKED MEATs-The demand is
moderate and the market steady. City
Sugar-cured Hams I74c; Shoulders He;
Bacon, (breakfast) l5lc; Dried Beef, 1Sc.
DRESSED HOGs-The market is quiet
and easier. Packers are not paying bet
ter than 81, a 80, dividing on 200 lbs;
butchers pay T,25S7, rs, as to quality.
BUTTER-Market dull and weak
Prime to choice Western Reserve 2sa3Oc:
common to good grades 20z2jc.
CHEEsE-Quiet and unchanged. Fac
tory l4ial5c, the outside for small lots
selected.
EGGs-Quiet and easier at 2sc for fresh
and 25c for picked.
PoULTRY-In fair supply and moder-
ate demand at I2aI3c for dressed chick
ems; l4al5c for Turkeys; 1lal2c for Ducks;
9al0c for Geese.
SEEDs-ClOVer in demand at SC, I5a6,2O
Timothy in better request and firm at
S5,2jaj, so.
POTATOEs-PeachblOws are firm and
ingOOd demand at s5c in car lots on track;
ea95c from store for PeachblOws.-
Sweet selling at g, 50a5, 90 per Dbl ,accord-
ing to quality.
GREEN APPLEs-There is = good de-
mand for prime winter fruit at S2.5Oa2,75
per barrel; fair and good fruit sells with
in a range OF S2.O0a225 per barrel.
DRIED APPLEs-In light demand at
5aGc perlb for new.
DRIED PEACHES-In moderate de-
mand at l5c for pared, lie for impaired.
ONIONs-In fair demand and steady at
9Oa95c per bu. for yellow and silver skins;
75aS0c for red.
BEANs-In moderate request; held al
32a2.25 per bu for choice h~and-picked;
medium qualities SI.75aI.90.
TALLOw-In moderate demand atSa9Ic
FOR city and country rendered.
FEATHERs-Demand fair and market
steady at 9Oa95c, according to quality.
WATER LnIE-In good demand ct
Sl.s0a1.s5 for Oswego and Akron. lou
iEyille cement S22.-LsddeT.
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Pittsburgh live STOCK Market.

SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1870.
Cattle-The run of cattle was not quite
up to that Of last week, still it was con-
sidered heavy. The market was not an
active one, and prices ruled lower at the
close Of the week, with n dull prospect
for the incoming week. There were,
however, but few cattle left over. Fol-
lowing are the ruling rates Of the mar
ket at its close: Extra 1900 to !, 500 steers,
S.50a7.25 good to prime LOO to 1000,
S5.j0a6 common to medium I 1000 to LOO,
S4.75a5.25; bulls, stays and cows 500 to
1,5O0, S3,5Oa4; stock steers 500 to 1000, STA
$50.
Hogs-In the event OF the weather
becoming cooler, a brisk trade is antici-
pated for the coming weeks. Following
were the ruling rates: Extra Philadel-
phia, S6.75a7; good to prime Philadel-
phia, 25 to go, S6a6.25; good 20 prime
New York, $50 to 90, $~6.5Oa6.75; rough
to common and light hogs, so to 100, not
quotable.
Sheep-We give the following as the
rates OF the market: Good to
prime, IS to 90 lbs, S4.5Oa5; decent to
fair, 80 10 so ms, S3.5Oa4; mean to COM
mon, 20 to IS ms, SSa3.I2; foot-rot and
by the head, 5Oasl.-Commsr.
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Mecca.

EDITOR CHRONICLE a new well,
just tested by A. TrOxel, indicates q very
fair show of oil-twO barrels per day.
The new building Of John Lachman
is now enclosed, being two stories high,
thirty-eight by forty, and a beautiful
edihce. On the same foundation from
which the building Of II. Waggoner was
burned last fall, has been erected and
nearly enclosed, a very nice farm house.
The Methodist Episcopal church is
holding a series of meetings, conducted
by Bro. Falkner. We feel that the work
Of the Lord is greatly progressing in
this place. Many have been convinced
Of sin and judgment to come. There is
still a deep interest manifested.
Last Thursday we were called upon to
pay the last tribute of earthly respect to
Perry WaggOner, a young man Just in
the bloom Of manhood, beloved by his
companions, and respected for his kind
ness to all who knew him.
Dec. ;, 1870. L.