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CASUALTIES.
Death Of Robert Juda.
Injuries Sustained by his Mother while
Hurrying to his Bedside.
A Man Falls into ScaldinS Vat.
Sad Accident TO Railroad Tie Cutter.

Troy, KANSAS, Dec. ID.
This Is zen, from Troy To Atchison 10y spe-
cal conveyance for the telegraph.
Robert Juda died on the evening of the ac-
cident. lie was married man. 4 sub
scription has been raised for his widow. Hi,
mother, the widow Ju,la, who resides near
Geary City, being summoned to attend upon
her son had her hip disloci.el 10y the team
running away and throwing her out Of the
buggy.
Yesterday evening about 1 o'clock, John
Sprauls, of Doniphan, engaged in loves
pork house, at that place, attempted 10 step
across scalding vat, his foot slipped and he
lcn IN. Before he could H. extricated the
entire body from the bowels down WIS thor
oughly cooked. Dr. John Wood, of that
place, from whom these facts are gathered.
SAYS he suffers thousand deaths, and he can
not live. He was about 80 years Of age,
and leaves wife and two children, who de-
PEND entirely upon him for support.
Mr.. Brown, contractor on the st. Joseph
& Denver Railroad, reports that man en-
gagged in cutting ties for the road, on Wolf
Creek, west Of here, cut his foot off on Tues
day
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Phosphorus and Calisaya, known as Ferro-
Phosphatcd Elixir Of Calisaya Bark. The
iron restores color To the blood, the phos-
phorrIs renews waste of the nerve tissue, and
the Calissya gives 4 natural, hea!thful tone
to the digestive organs, thereby curing dys-
peI~ia in its various forms, wakefulness,
general debility, depression Of spirits; also
the best proven tive against fever and ague
One pint contains the: virtues of one ounce
of caliSaya, and one teaSinonful, a grain of
iron and phosphorus. Manufactured only
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York.
Sold by druggists. Xsats,h
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GEA.D LEpGE, EATON Co., MICH,
August II, 1859. 4
DR. &. W. RoBACK-Don Sir: For four
years | was severely afflicted with rheuma-
tism, 50 that wis confined to my house for
a long time. The doctors did me no good,
and was a perfect cripple. procured
some Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier from yOur agents, Messrs. Case X
Turner, and they entirely curr! me. Wish
ing You the Gre:i,cst Success, | am, truly,
yours, HENRY L. THOMAS
codSy Wv.
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MEDIATION.
THE BASIS PROMISED BY REPRESENTATIVES


THE EAsIs PROPOSED BY REPRESENTATIVES
OF THE NEUTRAL POWERS.
vienna, Dec. 1S.-A conference respect
ing the mediation, was held by representa-
tives of neutral powers at the Foreign Office,
Tuesday last. Ambassadors were present.
The basis proposed is as follows: Neutrals
are 10 acquiesce in the annexation Of Luxem-
burg and to acknowledge William as En-
peror Of Germany. France is to pay 200, =
900, 600 francs; to rae two frontier fortrcsscs;
cede the District Of Alsace to Germany, and
acknowledge the German Emperor. Count
Marbourg said that France would pay more
money rather than cede a mile Of territory.
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The next annual meeting Of the Kansas
State Teachers Association will be held at
Leavenworth, Kansas, commencing on the
evening of the eth of December, 1870, and
continuing through the 2Sth and 10Th insts.
Ample provisions have been made for the
free accommodation of all Teachers and Edu-
Gators, who NAV be in attendance.
The following railroad companies will re-
turn delegates, who pay full fare going to the
Association free, upon their presenting Ger
titicaie signed by the Secretary Of the Asso-
cation, viz:
Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fee, Railroad,
Leayenworth, Lawrence 4 Galveston Rail-
road, Kansas City, 81. Joseph 4 Council
Bluffs Railroad, Missouri River, Fort Scott
n Gulf Railroad, Central Branch, Union
Pacific Railroad and the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railroad.
The Pacific Railroad Of Missouri will sell
round trip tickets al, half fare rates to dele
gates, at Kansas City, State Line, Wyandotte
and Atchison.
The Pacific Railroad will sell excursion
tickets from North Lawrence, Topeka, Man.
haitian and Junction City.
Teachers proposing to pass over the last
two named roads, must procure trip or erep-
sion tickets, in order TO secure half-farc rates
in travelling.
Other railroads have not been heard from,
hut il is thought that the same liberal re-
ductions will be made, as allowed by other
railroads.
On arriving at Leavenworth, delegates will
be met by the Committee of Reception, who
will assign them to places of entertainment.
We hope there will be large ss,endance, As
ample provisions have been made.
The programme will be issued next week.
By order Of the Committee.
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FOREIGN.
the ncO.PRuSSlAN WAR,
PEACE PROSPECTS gEelNulne TO
BRIGHTEN,
ANOTHER FRENCH DEFEAT,
PRINCE WILLIAMS OF BADER Is
LATEST FROM PANS AND THE ARMY
OF the LONE.
ANOTHER FRENCH DEFEAT.
KING WILLIAM ACCEPTS the DIG.
NIFTY OF EMPEROR.

PEACE, PROSPECTS LOOKING Ut.
LONDON, DEC. 90, 10 A. a.-Prospects
of peace are looking much improved this
morning. II is thought in Berlin and
Frankfort that the peace basis proposed by
the neutrals, with some amendments, will
soon he adopted. Military movements in
the field continue active. The French are
evidently endeavoring 10 concentrate.
FAINT HOPE FOR FRANCE.
The Telegraph has a special from Brussels,
saying that the late heavy calls for Land
wher, denote the weakness of the
German investing army around Paris, and
that its operations are now mole defensive
than offensive. One or two more sorties
like that of last night and the siege of Paris
will be raised.
PRINCE WILLIAM OF BADEN WOUNDED.
Advices have been received here, announc-
ing that the Germans stOrmed Units, in the
Department of Co!e-Nor, on the 18th. The
French Withdrew at night fall. The Ger
mans lost 800 in killed and wounded; among
the wounded WAS Prince William OF Baden,
who was shot through the cheek.
LATER-ANOTHER FRENCH DEFEAT.
The French force, attacked by Gen. Wer-
der at Units, were in large numbers and held
a strong position. The Germans captured
5000 prisoners together with the town.
The French were pursued southwark on
Monday.
A French force, 10000 strong, has been
defeated at Paisley and Fontelle.
ESCAPE FROM PARIS OF A SECRETARY TO
JULES FARE.
LONDON, Dec. I'm. Pattingen, Secre-
tary to Jules Favre, has escaped from Paris,
and started on a diplomatic mission to vi
emma, st. Petersburg and London. On Fri
day last he dined with Earl Granville and
Mr.. Gladstone.
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JoSnoS Dec co snec;,J ,o ,be I'LL
saws: Versailles cnrresnonden, ,t,or
nal in, !, ,,,,r Of H.. G.rn,n In -" ~,
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hea'y guns 81 uie french which are beng
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tia Great Pictorial Annual.


Hostetters United States Almanac for 1871, for
and all civilized countries Of the Western Hemis-
phere will lie Published about the first Of January,
in the English, German, French, Norwegian,
Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish
languages and all who wish to understand the true
philosophy Of health should read and ponder the
valuable suggestions it contains. In addition To
admirable medical treatise the causes, preven-
ton and cure Of great variety Of diseases il en-
braces large amount Of information interesting to
the merchant. the mechanic, the miner, the far
mer, the planter, and professional man; and the
calculations have been made for such meredians
and ATTITUDES most suitable for correct and
comprehensive National Calendar.
The nature, use, and extraordinary sanitary eff
and Alternative Of more than half the Christian
world, and fully set forth in its pages, which
also intersperse with pictorial illustrations valu
able recipes for the household and farm, humorous
anecdotes, and other instructive and amusing read
ing matter, original and selected. Among the An
nuals to spear with the opening Of the year. this
will he Of the most useful, and may he had for
the asking. The proprietors, Messrs. Hcs,etter &
Smith, Pittsburg. Pa, on receipt Of two cent
stamp, will forward cory by mail To any person
who cannot procure one in his neishborhood. The
Bitters sold In every city, town and village and
extensively used throughout the entire civilized
world. tu-th-satxw WV
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Reports from Berlin.
KING WILLIAM ACCEPTS TIE DIGNITY OF



BERLIN, Dec. a0.-King William of
Prussian, has received at Versailles, an ad-
dress from the Reichstag. In speech in
reply thereto, delivered TO the delegation of
that body, the King returned his thanks for
the supplies voted for the prosecution Of the
war, which has secured the national unity,
and signified his acceptance Of the dignity OF
Emperor, rendered by the unanimous voice
of princes, free towns and the German ma
ton.
THE LUXEMNURG QUESTION.
BERLIN, Dec. 20-The Kuroz Zeitaug
denies that Prussia has any designs upon
Luxembourg, and aifirms that she has resolved
TO submit to arbitration, her complaints in
relation to the violation Of the neutrality by
the Government of the Duchy, with view
to claim for indemnify.
ANTI-wAR ACTS LEAD To ARREST.
BERLIN, Dec. lS.-Two prominent mcm-
hers Of the North German Parliament, for
anti-war acts, have been arrested on the
charge of high treason, by order of Count
Won Bismarck.
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C..sir.asiou Of Our Closing 0.s sale.

We o6er large variety of Melton Bea-
yer ard Chinchiila over coats, Cashmere
and Scotch s,ri,-, Hats, Gentlemens' Under
wear, etc. None over and many les than
cost. These goods are surplus stock from
our store at Sioux City, and are brought
here not to replenish, bat to facilitate the
closing of our stores there and here, at the
same time. A. Schmidt Il Co., corner Shaw
nee and Fourth streets.
We also offer great inducements to any
one desiring to purchase orr entire stock and
lease of store. decl4d&w
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WEEKLY TIMES AND ST. LOUIS HONE
JOURNAL CLUBS

one copy WrExLY TINES aud one copy ~. IogiS
Home Journal, tihe Leading Literary paper "i the
Vest; subscription prio. s.. 80, lone address So ~.
5 copies wEEKIN TINES and same number ~.
Louis Home Journal, tone address, el5 AID extra
copy "f TIMES {" grttsT up of club.
10 copies WEsKLY TINES and same number uf
q. LOUIS Home Journal. lone address So, and
ga copy Of TINES To sciter up Uf club.
- copies WEEKLY TINES and slme number 81
Louis Home Journal. tone address 80. and
ira copy Of TIMES TO geiter up Of club.
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Nv friend, one word: You intend making
your wife a Christmas present, and you are
now asking yourself the question, what shall
il he. All, have it now! will go 10 Viii
sons office in the church building, corner Of
Fifth and Delaware street, and have him
give lie life policy in the Connecticut Mu-
tual, for 600, more or less, that shall
he Christmas present To my beloved.
dcciSlw
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1871.

The increase in the circulation OF the
DAILY and WEEKLY TINES, ha. been, in
the year just closing, unparalleled in the an
terror history OF its growth. The immigra-
ton TO this State for the year is also without
4 parallel in the settlement Of any other new
. State in this Union. Since the first OF last
January we have added nearly one hundred
per cent to the plumber Of our peoPle-cur
citizens. Within that period We have more
than double the circulation of the Tine.
1t is the ambition Of the publishers and
conductors of the TINE, as it Is also their
! determined purpose, TO make ii the peer OF
the best papers printed in the Wet
We challenge for our
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ST, LOUIS MARKET.

st. Louis. Dee. ~.
FLouR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-wheat-tiull and a shade lower; No ?
red fall 81 26aI %; strictly prime 81 2s1i ~
Corn-hrmer with steady demand for yellow, an
high; mixed s56slsc, bulk aSts55c saekei. Oats
hrmer nj 39tGi6c. Rarley-more doing at s0cd
81 % fcs prime to choice spring. Iye-hrm and il
demand at 1sesSOc.
PRovIsIoSs-Dull and unchanged. Larl
nothing doing.
HIsHwISEs-Steady and firm at s9c.
Hoss-Steady at IS sOs6 o. Receipts >, 3"'.
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WHAT THE GERMAN TROOPS ARE DOING.
NERsAILLEs, Dec. lS.-Thc Tenth
Prussian corps are occupying Vendoine; on
Friday they captured six guns and five mi
trailleuses; on the next day Gen. Won Der
Tam took Epinay with 80 prisoners.
\ German detachment from Deatres de
feated six French battalions at Prourc.
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Can not use any other" ''Never could
use Baking Powders until tried yours. !"
Ny family will not Use any other" SIT is
perfectly splendid" Il find il much cheaper
than Others" Think it superior to any !
have ever tried Thee are few of the
many expressions in favor of Dooley's Yeast
Powder which well deserves the rapidly in
creasins sale il has attained for making sweet,
light, and healthy biscuit, rolls, pastry, &c.
For purity, strength, and economy it has no
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SPAIN.

4 DISSOLUTION OF THE CoRTEs PROPOSED.
MADRID, Dec. lS-A caucus Of Deputies,
a majority in the Cories, last night adopted
a resolution in favor of a DISSOLUTION OF the
Cortes as soon as the new King has taken
the oath of Office.
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PARAGUAY.

THE aPPRoicHING ELEcTIoS or PRESIDENT
EXODUS OF FoHEIGNERs-AN ITALIAN
sLooP ATTACKED AND TEN PERSONS
KILLED.
ASCENSION. PARAGUAY; Nov. 1.-THE
excitement created by the approaching cleo
ton Of President, according IL the require
ments of the newly adopted constitution, is
very great. The two prominent candidates
for Presidential honors are Seniors Retarlala
and Berriero. The contest is very close.
The exodus of foreigners and foreign cap
ital continues. The press has taken the
alarm and endeavors To impress upon the
powers that be, that something must he
speedily done to stay the flight OF these, the
only success and wealth of the country.
The Indians along the Chalco side of the
river Paraguay, have attacked an Italian
slooP, containing ten persons, who were
slaughtered by them and the vessel burned.
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That no Baking Powder can stand the
test ola careful analysis like Dooley's Yeas,
Powder. Although subjected u the mos,
critical anzlyzaiion, no ingredients could be
found entering into the oompaition but such
as are perfectly pure and nutritious This &C
ton given by DOoley's Yeast Powder in the
culinary department.
II is the cheapest, best, and most reliable
Baking Powder known, and is recom-
mended upon its merits alone. Your Gro
Ger keeps it. eod&wlw
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Address
TIED TIAGE9,
LEAVENWORTH.

IL and Is shawnee street.
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10000
New Subscribers to our
Mammoth Weekly
We oIler the following list OF
PREMIUMS:

Premiums uneiualloi IN their liberality oil
fered by any other newspaper in the country.
Five vols. Of Tlackeray.
Complete edition Of Dicken'
Weisier's National Pictorial Dictionary
Wetster's Unabridged Dictionary.
Three grades of the celebrated Elein
Watch in coin silver cases, from the well
known House OF Hershfeld d Mitchell, II
Delaware-st., this city.
The Sewing Machines and Church Organ
from A. Sumner, s. Louis and Lcaven-
worth.
All Postmasters and New, Agents are AT
thorizcd agents or the TINES.
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equal 1t can be obtained at your grocer's.
Dooley 4 Brother, Proprietoss. 50 New
street, New York. eod&v1w
DfseaseA Laags ase 0Peasly - - II.
crease In th1D C006e9y.
The sudden changing Of weather has done
much TO give rise to Consumption. But
there are Thousands Of cases Who bring i on
by their own imprEdenoe- as wearing
damp clothing, and going from the damp
room into the ,old air, and checking the
Precipitation, which causes Precipitation Of
the Lungs, and then matter or Phlegm will
collect which nature will try 70 relieve by
coughing il up, to prevent pastules from
forming. II nature does not raise the matter
with ease, and stop its Inflammation, tnbercles
will soon form, and Consumption will saon
follow, Aliens Lung Balsam will cure and
prevent thousands of cases Of Consumption
If it is only taken in time.
For sale BY all Druggistx. d&wlm
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To ADVERTISERN.

Oar advertising rates are only 25
pr cent adSaaee Of other papers. The
circulation and character Of the sub
seribers Of the DAILY T1MEN would
Justify 100 PER cent advance over any
and ali papers In l.eaSenWSrth OF
Kansas.
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Aa.C Of a Vine IL. Esasl.

SALT LAKE, poc. 20.-Six hundred feet,
or one-lourh Of The famous Emma mine
in Cottonwood, near this city, owned by Mr.
Woo,iman, Was scld to-day for $1,000 in
gold Marshall * Garter, Attorneys, are
the purchasers.
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CHICAGO, Dee. ~
FLorR-Dull and nominal for extra spring.
GRNS-Wheat-quiet and nc higher at 81 Ola
I rs; closing steady At 81 o12. Corn-hrmer and
higher; No., mixed AZ a.. Oats-ciosed stead =
1t 3sc for No2. Barley-hrm.r; No .. 6?deoi i
Rye-dull; No2 7lel72c.
HiGHwISEs-Quiet at s5es6l.e.
PRovIsIoNs-Steady. Mess Pork-clo--d ri
els 10 cash; eli 75ais 30 for future delivery. Lard
closed at l1alli-c-
Hoas-Dressed i5c higher; So s5a7 oo; live
active and firm at So 15ta6 ~.
C,TIIE-Dull anil nominal
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Last week sold Home to one of our
citizens. Said he, make the deed to my
wife, It's intended for a Christmas present"
Go thou and do likewise. ! have several
beautiful homes to sell very cheap, on ''this
present OCCASION"
j. L. WILSON,
Church building. cor. Fifth and Delaware.
dec12 lM
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sswhat they ay.n

''The wrsIKRx RrRaL has the Prettiest name.
the prettiest dress, the lest PRINT, and give. the
hest kmily reading Of any weekly paper ever held
before my eyes. ~. H.
s'The wEnKRy RURAL ID the hest psPer that
ever eanvnespA for and b looked afler With more
intsress than any other paper taken at this once
a Posfnaslv.
The story Of Ms. Jennie I. Hasen Levis-,IAe
1sdd Fanly, '-just finished in the wrsrEnS RU-
RAJ ID the best story ever read.-A. C. @.
eve consider the WsSrknS RrnAt the best az
ricultural paper published. IN N. r.
'rFarmers IL you want 70 prosper, take the
wEsrKlx RURAL ~ B. Boyer.
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LANCASTER, o., Dec. %, 1869.
Messrs. r. Z. SURE 4 Co., Cincinnati, o.:
GENTLEMEN-l am induced to give my
testimony in favor Of the medicine you pre-
pare, called Wayne's Elixir Of Buchu, Juni-
per and Acetate Of Potash, from the great
benefit l have derived from its use. For
many years l have been suffering from an
affection of the kidneys, and tried various
remedies, with, at times, some benefit from
their Use, but had never received perfect
relief until had nsed your medicine, which
was recommended to me by Messrs. Slocum
Il White, Of this city, and I feed that it has
almost produced a perfect cure in myself,
and can cheerfully recommend it to Others
suffering from a similar disease.
ALBERT CLAYPoOL.
LANCASTER, O., Dec. 20, 1859.
Messrs. +. Z. SURE h Co. Cincinnati, Ohio:
GENTLENEN-We have been selling your
Wayne's Elixir of Buchu, Juniper and Ace
tate of Potash, and, from what we hear Of its
Use, would state that it gives better satisfac-
ton than any other article We sell, in COM
plants of the kidneys. Respectfully,
SLoCUM Il WHITE,
d. SIFFoRp,
GEO &. BECK,
4. DAVIDSON,
MUELLER Il BUECHLER.
nov30-eOd&w2w.
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ECoNoMY.-SIvc YOUR duciuI bill and
a serious attack of illness by taking Il few
doses Of pr. Henry's iioul Plant Pills. See
advertisement. dccl:ii.vw
If vuu desire rosy cheeks and complex
ion fair and free from rimplc-. EioichcS and
Erurtiuns, purify your blood and invigo-
rate your system 10y taking DR. ficrcc's All;
Ext or Golden Medical Discovery. II has
no equal for this purpose, nor rs = fcInedy
for "Livcr Complaint, OF ''l;ili"isncss,"
Constipation of the Bowels, severe lingering
Coughs and Bronchitis. Sold hy druggists.
pr. i'icrcc'' private Government Revenue
Stamp, hearing upon it the words ''U. :.
Certificate of GenIincncss' Is un the outside
wrapper "f the genuine. ,lSw lw.
\ BETTER ToNIC THAN pUiSiNE. Cali
siya bark Of the primc,i quality is Il promi
nent ingredient "f Plantation Bitters. With
il are combined the Juice, AMI extracts Of a
variety of aperient, an;i-hilious, anti-sIaS
medic and an;isep;ic vegetable substances,
and these properties are conserved and rem
dcrcd diilIiSibie by the pure spirit oi the s,I-
gar cane-,he most genial and harmless Of
all stimUlanis; but this inestimable bark is,
after all, the most important medical agent
contained in the Biiters.
In the various complaints for which qui-
nine is prescribed, Plantation Bitters may be
given with the certainty % producing all the
good elects claimed hy the faculty to result
from the Use Of that dangerous alkaloid,
without the fear Of any subsequent evil
CON ,-iuence-. The entire harmlcssngsS OF
the Filters Is guaranteed, the testimony on
this point, from the highest sources, being
conclusive eudywlw
"TwENTY-EIGIIr Good Dollar Books" for
Sl.jO. We cali particular attention 10 an
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