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CITY CLEkk'S OFFICE, !
lsaen~oth City, Kansas,
June 20, A. ID. ls5O.
VOT, AND EACH ~ IOU, ARE HEREBY
I notified that at regular Meeting. he'll by the
City Council Of aid City, on the 18th day " juno.
\. u. ts1r, IN" tilVvlng resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That il j. necessary t. lay stone pipf
yer " inthC.; in diameter. in the alley in bloc
", from fouvth sweet tO fiNh street.
Resolved That II II necessary To grade Fine street
from Sacond ~tr~t 3" Fifth street.
Resolved, Thtf il Is necessary e. grade Miami
s;ssc. from Broadway 10 Ninth street.
Resolved That ID il necessary to grade Chestnut
,,ist from Seventh >t'oct to West seventh street.
.lewalk, & fret wide. with oak stringers and Pins
platform, on the south side Of Miami street frUsu
Second Thirl street, except in front Of lots -, 20
-, and ~, bkrk %, City Proper.
Resolved, That II Is nesvsary 10 lay plank side
walk six E,rt wide, ~ rine, with white oak string
c.s, the west side II Thrill street frUm KiOwa
street to the northern limits ri the City, with stone
crossings. '-'' H'f
And ycu AMI each If you, sre hereby further
p"'ified, that unless q majority Of the owners o
such property, rsiling in the City, Except persons
sIsimin. an interest in such property by reason NJ
Tax Titles, AMI liahe 10 he tsxed for such work
improveicnt1 shall, on or befpre Friday, the 18th
day at August, A. d 1870, ME With the City Cerk
mepts, the City Council will order sid improve
incnts TO ls made and contract therefor, and levy
and collect the taxes for the same, provided by
the CITY Charter and Ordinances passed i'm purs,I-
an.e thereof
\ true copy Of the above resolutions
IsrsL.l WM. W. CREIGHTON,
,vl-lawlw City TEAK.
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PrTH AND FONT.

When is blow from lady welcome
When she strikes yea agrceably.
\ curious Western visitor inquired if tho
State prison was reckoned among our institu-
tionS Of charity? Certainly" was the re-
Ply-''it covers multitude Of sins"
'Pa," said a lad to his father, 81 have
often read of people poor but honest; why
don't they sometimes say rich but honest?''
Tut, tut, my son, nobody would believe
them," answered the father.
\ woman applied to a magistrate for =
summons against a neighbor.. "She Callet
me thief, yoir worship. Can't max,
her provcitr mo doubt Won could" sait
the magistrate, ''but think YOU had bette
not"
Miss ssaid gentleman, proAering arm
and umbrella 10 Young Lady in shower
permit me to he your bsau." Thank yov
for your Politeness,' was the reply, "snd n
have plenty of fair weather beaux, vii
call Won NV rain-heau"
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A0t6Sl'h6me~.

BosroN, July .s.-The Grand Lodge If the
knights Of st. Crisrin met at the Temple to-
night The resolutions adopted by III,
Lodge in special session were read and
heartily approved. They protest agains, any
attemlH to degrade labor by the introduction
Of servile lalprers from Asia, and say They
will try bv all lawful means to resist it, hui
will welcome to their ranks all, without dis
tinction of color, who desire to aid in bring.
ing up in this country a class Of mechanic.
whose skill, enterprise, loyalty and devotion
to the hest Interests Of Labor, shall commend
them to the favorable consideration Of all.
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CATaRRlI EENEDY.
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This l. 20 I-iTEET ItJ'i;tNE hIhb''',
r,,,rp m 10 duu4 the ignorant aud credu0us, nc:
i. u r.rre -en,ei heinz 'cnni--ed 81 rare anv
Marion, substance, brought from the i"ur
corner cC the earth carried seven fines across the
Great Desert al ~alaTat on the backs 81 fourteen
eaneIs AMI brought arrrss the Atlantic 90 III
two shir~'' II i simple, mild, sailing Esne6g,
m ,.eyf.ef S,sriF: E,r tsArARfii and COLD ~ THI.
Han ai~., FIR ofsu-ivc Breath, Los or impair
u,eut OF the S.I~e Of Smell, Taste or Hearing Wa
ferinc or Wax Eycs, Pain or Pressure IN the Head,
when eau>e.l. a. iheeaii not unfrtiuentiy are, by
the violeucc of Catarrh. -.
offer in god fifth, Standing Reward oil SOD
f,r a ease u! Caiarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE Er NoSr DRUGGISTS EVERY "hEhh-
PRICE ONLY 80 GEMS.
Sent l,v nail post paid, on receipt OF sixty CENTS
rour ,,,cka..- :r :. 10 a dozen tr 50. o.
Srn,I a two cent stamp for DIR. Sase's pamphlet
''' L. V. FIERCE, VI. D.,
;-,tdAx6t Buffalo, n. Y.
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Fire.

|. ST. LcUIs. Judy s.-The freight ware
house Of the st. Loui; Il Vandalia, and Hi
nnis Central railroads, on Second street, be-
tween Spruce and Myrtle, containing n large
quantity Of hemp, whiskev, hides, &c,
burned at o'clock this morning; insurance
mot ascertaine<l. InCendiarv
The lumber yard of Hardior,l Il Graham,
corner "f Monroe and Main streets, W..
damaged Ivy fire TO the amount Of $500
las. night: insured for 800 in tho Ger
rnania, Of New York, and The Hartford.
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Mules ut Auction.


HEADcCARIESS DEPARTMENT or ruu fLNItE, D.
CHIEF oUaRYEHNASTFB' y OFFICE. :
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, JUly 9th, leo v
DY DIRECTION OF THE oUAETEEIASTEI.
ID General, the Eliowin, animal tmorc or 10 }
will ie sold at public auction, being IN oi tn.
wants Of the Army. They are Sar,i,l lle Iui M
yss, order; AMI are those advertised June 10Th and
S9'b, 1870:
''.. Az OMAHA cry, ,'EpgtSE.,
Ices. 500 Mules, on July 10th, 1870.
At FONT kEASNES, Sk6Ht SIS.
10 Mules. ON July 21st. 1870.
NJ PORT n a. RUSSELL. wY"ur.C.
400 Mules, on July 25th. 1870.
F"ET SANDERS. wY1IIs'..
s AZ Mules, ON July 10th, 1870.
At FoIT STEELE, wYoyIc''.
IS Mules, ON August Cd, 1S70.
Wort EHIrs;EI, wYpuISc,
$50 Mules, ON August ith, 1870.
ATgsNr DOUGLAS. rTtH.
SIS Mules, on August Sth, 1870.
The 81. win commence ut ten "'cl"'k ~
~. lays ns,W.st.s sf-s rsr ts'~ fr.a
Terms: Cash "n delivery oi aninills,
ALIEN. y. FEEi;Y,
... Bss. Brig. 'i'ui
s-I@iit th. or. NJ
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The Cincinnati Times has the annexed:
A man staggered into our .s,mtum tIi,
morning who bore the appearance of having
bcc.. badlv uae,i His hat was gone, hi
clothes soiIcl, and hi; face dirty, bloate'I
.mI disfsurod with wounds. Dripping
,rcm-c,ouslv into chair, he hoarsely
murmure,l:
''B,ck door"
''What is the matter with Won, old fel-
low" We inquired. s.r-r a.
''Eack door, I tell We thic) that's wha's
or ma or.'
Explain yourself
'lsead Mayors or'er closing front door
s'loons Sun'y, didn't ye:'
"lcs."
,'So'n, 1. Tool; gran tour 'vestigation
yesdav t. see f laws 'beyed.'
'WeIl, wha, WAS the result?'
-'Thi. i; or suit Ha! ha! thie) he
drunk IN billed owl"
"Ye;, ANYBODY can zee that, bat did you
find the front doors cl"-ed?'
60 We. the from doors were closet, bu,
lcrdy! how MANY back doors found open
Didn't know there WI. : many back door
in Cine natl. The mu'' have sent away and
got some hack d"",S somewhere. Slons
cl"-ed in front, hu, they were s open b
lhic, hind rs 4 onc-hosS tanning mill.
tried 'cm all Some had one back door
others had tNo r three ezra ones CiIt m
specially; and ono s'lccn in er Wes' End
had (h;c, hole back end taken out to Com
mediate the crowd. ought to he "n the
hoard cf health" he continued, after a
pause; "know more about condition Of 'eI
allows and hack yards than any man in the
CITY. There's one thing 'hcm it; ifthis h,si.
,tss of closing front doors Sunday keeps on,
they'll have To widen their alleys. Alleys
wasn't half biz enough yes rday TO 'ccmmo-
date the crowd"
"Was the r,,Si, for drinks n had AS that?''
'Wus! S'locns full all or time, and alley
full Of thurty men waitin' their time to get
in. Had to take turns, samc's barber shop
SUNDAY mornin'"
Didn't any saloons have their front doors
cpcn?"
"a fcw, hut they dinn't have any Gus
mers 10 mention. Fact is, folks rather like
sncakin' through alleys and into hack doors
for drink. Hain't been drunk loren dog
age myself can walk holly by n s'l"on
with'cr from door wide open, hut shut it and
hint about hack en- rance, and I'll fin it,
sure. It's human natur', snre's We live.
1.-The new regulation appears to have af-
ieCted YOU rather di$,strouslv."
You're mighty right. l am sifierin'
from too many back doors. The ab~ence Of
from blinds has 'fccted nv (hic, con stution.
Slider myself a martyr TO er May'r's old
procermation 'bolishin' from doors, and
want 'mons:rate 'gainst it through er press
'Nmher Sund'y with them cussed hack door
an your uncle's gone. Alleys is too much
| for me. Back doors il nv rllin."
And with this he departed
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S-,v~S~w vssssr.scslv,CsS.

! DAVID \. WcIIs, in
4 letter 40 Il. 4. .>.ewars, published TODAY,
Estimates the adverse balance on I'll accounts
apart from the specie exported for the year
At SIS, OO,o0o. The export Of srccie for
the first ter months was nearly So, 200, 900,
and may have amounted to So, 900, 900, for
the whole year The net increase of our in
deb.edness to Europe during the year Wa;
therefore S157 coo, 600, represented doub.less
hv export; of National and State secnrities,
and of Railroad bond. The amount OF
American obligations Of AL kinds now held
in Europe. o,n scarcely he less than 81 500,
NM (NNt ..s". '. "
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LYON CcrMrY.-The Emporia Ne~s says:
The crops If small grain are coming ont
much befter than was anticipated. Mucl,
of the spring wheat and oats in this section Is
Il good height, !and the berry is full and
good. Affer travelling about good deal OF
late, We are led 20 the belief that the crops
will he good the county over. Corn Is COM
ing forward finely, and there aye more fields
If II that are clean from weeds than We ever
saw any other season."
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THE United States stands third on the
list Of coal producing countries; Prussia
stands sccopd, although in the quantity Of
coal it produces it remains far behind Great
Britain, whose enormous Proiacaioa Of this
mineral has. during the Last few years,
exceeded 1000, OOO, 600 hundred weights
annually: II is, nevertheless, in advance Of
the remainder Of the States of Erope, anl
even ofthe United States. - sss
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B. A.FAHNESTOCK'S
v & r n I r q G E!

IT IS NOW OVER FORTY YEARS SINCE THE
] medicine was offered a remedy for Worms, an,
IRON, that time It's reputation has steadily increased
until nj the present day il II almost universally
kncwie,scd Throughout nearly all parts Of the w.rit
to lr the sovereign remedy. Worm CuniectiOn
made more for the purpre Of pleasing the palate
than Of overcoming the disease, have been manu-.
fcture all over the country; hut their short ieass
Of life Is nearly exhausted, and b. A. Fahnestock'
VermifnSc continues t. grow in favor daily. Chill
dren often Inrk pale and sickly frM other caus'
than WORMS, and s,ssnas most frequently the re-
suit If these hhkacn saPPcrs and miners.
When they irritable ami feverish, sometime:
craving kod a,i eating rayenc"siy, again ref''sin;
wholesome diet tossing restIessly in slrepin:,
in. and grinding the teeth, then he assured thcs'
symptoms are Indications II worms.
Uneasiness and pain in the abdomen, with swell
in: aud hsrlneSs are generally attendant upon IN,
pres'nce "C these hidden saPpers and miners:
Many helpless chilli has lecn laid in the grave,
when the disease which caused its death has tcer
entirely misunderstood, and when worms have re-.
ally bccn the cause. II has 'scn proved beyond
cavil, that worms exist In the human system fi"',
earliest infancy, theTef,re vsrrnts-esyecialy moth
ers, who are c"nstaUtly with their children,
cannot ic To-, "bsCTvant Of the first symptoms %
WORMS, E,r $" surely * they exist, can they ~
safely and speedily removed fvm the mort delicate
infant, 10y the use III b. A. Fahnessock's Vcrmi-
Physicians d, not hesitate to recommend it aud
iH their y'ractke. and many ~ the most cr'i-
testify to it, uniform sucec.s. In fact, it NEVER
FAI1S. N ha, frequently been given to children
safe pWyyative, not su,pceting the rsW~c " tho
illness, AMI large quantities II wCrBss were di-
charged and immediate relief afforded. b..
Great caution must he used by every purchaser &
hp his judge in sen:e, and TO examine every
hottie IT. buys 81 IL. The SIMPLE name Of FAH:E-
STOCK il not :ufh.iet. lie must look closely and
carefully ~ that the initials are b. A. FAHNE-
sr"K. and Ike satisfied with nothing else.
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Wharf.-The Wathena Rtpo.tr says;
The wheat is being harvested in this section,
and the yield will he good. The straw i
not 50 tall ~ usual, but the heads are well
filled and the grains plump. There will b
more bushels to the acre than last wear. The
rus has done no harm.
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Pcvaer Ntll Ex.lo>ion.

SAN Francisco, July 9.-One Of the
buildings Of the California Powder Works
was; blown to pieces to-day. Ono white man
was killed nd two Cinnamon wounded.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Cleanse the system, then n: the time f,r chill
draws Oh, cover warmly in he'd and take cuptul Q
hot water, with ~ two tcaspoOnfuls Of the Mag
netic Balm sYectened with brown sugar, also bath.
hack and stomach with the Balm and remain quiet
Repeat il necessary.
NJ All Of the above medicines are sold6by Drug
gists cvcrywhcrS.
T. HANSON, 4 co. rropr
jy2.alSw62 Buffalo, n. Y.
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LABErrE.- ncw houses have
been built in Iabette, the new county seat
for Labette county, in the last three weeks,
and ono hundred more are under contract
This town has grown faster, without doubt
than any other place in Southern Kansas
Ckefopd Adrunce.
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CHEYENNE.
The Big Norm Expedition -Tcars
MI nFc l.aSSt.

The lBiE Norm EXPEDITE -TcRrs that
MI nFc Lost.
CHEYESNE, july 9.2The laramie Snti-
mel publishe,. the following in regard to the
Fig Horn Expedition: Judge Jones in.
forms us that brt little was known Of the party
since they left Camp Brown aud struck oui
into the wi|tlerncSs, further than they were
beyond the reach and hearing Of friends,
among hostile Indians, and the Judge ex.
pressed the opinion that not enc Of them
would ever get out alive. Judge JOnes
would not express such an opinion IL there
we're not the hest grounds for the apl'rchen
sion of the worst
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NEw YORK, July S-The coal comps-
mics in this city are combining 10 introduce
Coolie lahds into the mining districts n
Pennsylvania to break down the lshor
miners there. AT labor meetin. tonight
Senator Casserly us nominated for the
Presidency, because Of his Tammany speech
against Coolie labor.
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Mn rSoErfSn nv Prisoners

KINGSTON, Ont, July S.-Two convict.
in the renitentiary were left yesterday III
charge Of a guard named Henry Trail 10 at
tend a lime kiln. In the absence Of the
other prisoners Trail was murdered Ivy the
two Convicts, who made their escape.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July Give bundled
more Chinesc have been forwarded To the
States.
The loss hy the Gold Hill fire is Sl5O, 600,
insurance $4,000. Forty buildings were
DESTROYED.
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Great Eirc In Manc6eslcr-l.Ssss $3.50.
MANCHESTER, July S.-Thi- morning a
fire broke out in one "f the buildings in the
rear Of the Merchants Exchange. 1t swcp,
through the wooden buildings in that section
and SION cnvclorel nearly all Of the locality
between Elm and Chestnut streets, and he
tween Hanover street, ON the north, and
Manchester street on the south. The fire
burned over five to six acres The amount
ofpr"Iertv DESTROYED was Sc:5O, OOO, on which
thcrr 400 vi insurance. Two
hun'' ere thrown out Of homes
M los; Of life, and no ono seriously injur,sL
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Dusurrerotoee m Yors0 G:arolins

RALEIGH, July Gov. Holden has de
olared Caswell county in state Of ins,,rrec-
tnu. His proclamation published this
incoming sets forth no reason for so doing, M
ontiases having been reported that the public
knows Of, since the deatIrtof Mr.. Stevens,
tvo months ago.
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ToNGANOXIE, July Z, 1870.

ToNGANOxIE, July Z, 1870.
The Fourth WIS not neglected by the
patriotic citizens of this place. At IN early
h.nr teams, decorated with flags, passed and
rerasscd, some going to Reno, some to
Garlalow, some To Dutton's and ~ social,
merry company TO Necdham's Grove. The
day was passed in Disgusting the merits .oi
well filled baskets, in swinging, playing
hide and seek and social chat under the
shade of brush and forest trees.
Returning we heard the music of violin,
the rolling drum, saw rockets shootins M
and bursting, and p balloon pass of through
the sky lefore the gentle breeze, teaching Us
that liberty is rising and is ieing carried nv
the winds Of civilization to the ends Of the
earth.
A steady Improvement is percePtible in
this place Messrs. Rice have erected a
new store, AMI will I've in it in few days
doing lively business;
A well maturcd plan f"r an elegant school
hor,Se has l'ccn adopted, and the bonds voted
for huildin. it, 4 first class graded school,
We trust, will, in the future, ornament Ton
ganoxie. ... .r.s
The Temperance character Of the village is
well sustained 4 man was found drunk in
TIE street a few evenings since, and he WIS
immediately walked mp TO the Office and
fined. Where he got his liquor is not known.
No ono in the place darcs 10 sell it openly.
Mrs. Fury, ono Of the first citizens of the
village, has gone to her final rest. The nus
band takes the family South.
Thr rains have been refreshing, and all
crops promise y full harvest. EDwIS.
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SCHWARTZ & HAsLETT,
SUCCESSORS TO
ID. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON..
..'. PITTSBURGH, Pa.
SOLE PkOPRIETOKS.


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Currency,

WAsHINGTON, July 8.-Of the 6Hy-four
millions Of additional circulation, under the
new currency act, Missouri win receive
$500, Az, Kansas Sl74, 7l2, Nebeaska $751;
$40, Iowa 1851, 362, New Mexico SCI, 939.
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Fire.

SyHASTsE, n. ", July 9.-T'hc paper
bill cf Ieadc 4 Grouse, at Fayetteville,
ras destroyed by iT last night. Less, S25,
boo; insurance, $4,000 The Gait Block
II this CITY, owned ir Charles Eranchctte &
TO-, was burned this morning. Loss, Sl5,-
100; no Insurance.
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EIsHrY recruits left the Fort on Wodnes-
day for Et RILEY, for assignment 20 the hight
bat.eiie' II hat post.
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4 Russian millionaire has just died in
Paris who is famous for having once givea
banquet to select party Of eight, and fed
them parrots tongues stewcd with trufiies.
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RaIvePO Ore.

SALT LAKE CIrY, July 9.-12O tons Of
silver ore was this week shipped to Newark,
n. =, and so tons to Sacramento from the
ColienWVod mines near this city,: -.
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WooL.-This article Is coming 10 market
in larte quan,i,ies, indicating that sheep are
profitable: investment in Kans's. The
.uslity l. generally excellent
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CoSsr is being taken out Of the hiatt in
Large qn,n!nis=, and now II L. regular
,rt,cie in mako. u make > formidable
ocmrti,or fl the Fot scott snd Lexington
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Two Eiresoen KeVerely lDtHvctl
ST. LOrIs, July S.-Two firemen wcrt
severely injured by falling walls at the fire
this j. m. .-,....r ..r 90
The City Council passed an ordinance a,i-
thorizing the Missouri Pacific I:ailroad to ex-
tend their track to the lcvcc and laying track
along the river front Ia connect the Iron
Mountain with the North Missouri Rail
road. r.
The Presbyterian Synod rcorcanized the
Pre'byteries of the State, completing the
consolidation Of the Old and New School as
one body. .rF .- r.
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REMEMBER that THE TINES Office J. the
place to 60 for premium job Printing. Il
took the fira premium at two State Fsiia.
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MOrre& Wanted.

yUOLAN'S w0aIvAs
OFFICE CHEr QrARTkRNAsIEK.
Fl IEAvESwoEIH, KAs-, July 9Th, $50
c,f.IFp rHOISSALs IL DUPLICATE WILL
- 10 received AZ this once until 1870 q 'i"'k q
n, August 9th 1910. AMI AZ the once of the bsIp.
6g,,r,erm,ster at ST. Is,is, No. until II o ciock
a. m August 9th 1870. for the delivery OF
500 CAVALRY HORSES
% the DEPOT Quartermaster at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, or 70 the Depot Quartermas-
ter at g. LouiS, 10.
The horses must I've sound in all particulars. well
broken in full flesh and good condition. from nj
teen FIST 10 sixteen fist hans high, from hve ~ ID
nine tol years oil, and well adapted in every way
The horses must all lie delivered by or before Sep
tsmber -. 1870.
Proposals will he received for fifty IJo and up
wards.
NO proposal viii he entertained unless the Part y
making the sane is present. at the cTenin; oi the
bids, or reJresented by agent or attorney, or !,
known at this Office to be responsible. ,
The usual conditions, which can he aseerfaine'i
ut this ofie. will he irnIs,sed upon bidders and
csn,rzctors and blank forms Of proposals will be
furnished upon application .....
BY authority 81 Department Commander,
l.. L. EASTOS.
Dept. q. 81. Gen.,
;x7-6, ----=.-C a. VI.
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GREEN c,rn Of the hest quality is in mar
kct in large quantities, and finds quick saSe.
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lie took her fancy when IN came.
lie t~rk her hand, he took KS,
lie took no notice nf the shame
That sIewsd her happy check Al this.
He t.S.k to 0,mipS afternoons,
He teak an cath he d nc'cr deceive.
lie tack her masters silver spoons,
And after that he took his leave.
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nEST JOB PRINTING WEST OF THE MIS-
- SeSSIPPI RIVER AT THE IIMEo JOB
MOONS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

ADJERTr- l. who wish to make their
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hy she.rr, IS 4. stand At the head Of Kansas