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Especial Despatch TO the Boston Daily Advertiser
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1870.
An agent of the Interior Department, sent
out some weeks since to make payments to
the Indians, amounting to 81, 0OO. 900, re-
turned yesterday, having disbursed the whole
sum in six week at an expense to the Gov
eminent Of only $4,000. The money was
nearly all in small bills and cur
rency, and filled two large boxes. The
orders of Secretary Cox to this agent were,
that in no case should any sum be paid to
any attorney, no matter what papers
he presented as authority. When the agen,
arrived at Baxter Springs, Kansas, where,
ut the request of the Secretary, a strong mil
itary guard had been ordered to be in readi-
ness TO accompany him, he found the order
countermanded and an officer in charge who,
while he apologized fo- the change was un-
able to give any reason for it, and said he
could only furnish corporal and two men.
By good luck he fell in with surveying
party, and was thus enabled to escape an at
tempt to rob him. At one pay-table where
many payments were made, two gentlemen
who had been appointed by one Of the peace
commission to see that all went right, in
sisted that the agent should violate his or
ders and pay fees to attorneys present, in
stead Of putting the entire sum in the hands
of the Indians. This he refused TO do,
whereapon these gentlemen misrepresen,ed
the conduct of the agent and had one Of the
head commissioners complain to the depart
ment. After the agent had paid the Indians,
these acting commissioners helped To compel
the Indians 10 PSI claim-asent ls.ge fees.
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E1dldENAGOGUE.

WARMERS EMMENAGOGUE is the only arti-
Gle known to the Whites, lii will in every
case Where is the family in which this impOr-
tant medicine Is not wanted Mothers, this IL the
greatest blessing ever offered you, and you should
Immediately procure it, 1t is also sure cure for
female Irregularities, and may be depended upon
in every case where the monthly fox has been OBJ
structed through cold disease Sold by druggists.
Price One Dollar Or sent by mail receipt Of One
Dollar and . quarter.
ADDRESS 6l9 STATE ST., CHICAGO.
mayl2wlOS
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CORNELIUS TACITus, in the first century,
is the first known author who ever wrote
about Germany and the Germans. In the
light Of the present war, his book il as fresh
as ever. Let those who will find pleasure in
a scholarly or philosophic view Of the duel
of the nineteenth century, take down and
re-read their " Germania," and in this little
tract, written eighteen hundred years ago,
they will find, clearly and logically set forth,
the causes, social and political, which have
evolved the great effects of TO-DAY.
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ALBANY, December Z.
DIR. SMITH. Philadelphia-Dear Sir: Your Elec-
tric Oil cured nv son, who for two years under
the care Of an eminent physician, and given up a
cripple for life ISigned, J. W. HARCOURT.
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News from every Town and County in Kansas,
and from the entire Country and World.
The Weekly Times is the best paper to subscribe
for for your friends and relatives in the East. 1t is
the great inamieratisn paper. -r 7Ea-
Always Republican in principle, The TipU is
opposed to all rings, cliques and factions, and eN-
poses corruption wherever il shows its head.
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N 1ANTED-AGENTS, go per iay, to seIl tn.
celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING;
MACHINE. Has the unicr-feed. makes
the clock stitch talike both Sides }
and is fully licensed. The best and cheap
est f,mily Sewing Machins in the market.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK 4 CO., Bo.-
ton. Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H., or st.
Louis, Mo. scpi4w122
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DR.. Smiths Electric Oil.

1T CURES SICK HEADACHE IN TWENTY
/ minutes, Deafness, Salt RheIm, Rheumatise,
ons, Burns, Cuts, Is., Twenty drops the
largest dose. No alcohol, Capsicum, Camphor, or
water in it.
From the Largest Drug House in Boston.
We have sold large quantity of DR. SMITH 5
Electric OIL" which isspoken Of with unquali-
fed praise Good report, w FEE sse,' f sS1.
Wholesale Druggists, Isl Westinghouse. Boston.
and business men, when few dimes expended for
the proper remedy at the right time, would have
saved all pain and trouble. Pain is but friendly
admonition, and nature warns US in time Some
men skepticul and selfish, Others hopeful and
generous none have the right to disregard the suf
ferng child or the poor or ignorant The rich can
travel 1000 mile, and pay coo fees, cure or no
cure. But What Of the Poor?
when on earth, Christ invariably commented
every good work; the act Of the Good Samaritan,
ioration, and He devoted His every waking hour
to unselsh eforts-no time for malignant fault
finding and petty, jealousy
In that spirit should every one welcome real
benefactiOn, like Dr. GALUTIA b. SNITHs "Elec-
tric OIL" Of Philadelphia, remedial unlike
any other known as to attract the instant notice OK
medical men nj I all sufferers.
The great cures daily made no. Iniracu-
lous, and yet seem like enchantment. Consider
able sums have been offered for the preparation
and dealers sell high 100 to 200 bottles in
a single day.
This Electric OIL is just what it purporta to
be. No deception-no misnower-may he tried on
the spot. Or. Smith frequently cures and
women. doctors and Druggists, Ministers and Law
in the Drug Stores, when color soon appears on the
pallid cheek, the eye begins to brighten up, and
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The grea; M-.,antile Library lo.tery
drawing, in san Francisco, was open by
reading chapter in the Bible. On THIS the
Marysville Appeal Pertinently remarks:
The Marysviile faro dealers contemplate
opening their games with pmycr, and closing
them With the doxology and benedicaips,
The dealers will wear white cAueen md
sanctimonioss. faces, and vil announce the
opening q the game with the solemn re-
quest: Let US preyv"
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We have new engines, new presses, new
type, and the largest Job Printing Establish
ment in the Missouri Valley
Postmasters are authorized to act as agents
and receive subscriptions for US.
Now IL the time to subscribe TINES
Clubs must be organized in every Township.
by getting up Club of Thirty You can have
The WEEKLY TINES for
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17-Gov. Baker has
received notice Of the appointment of full
delegations to the approaching Immigration
Convention, by the Governors Of Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Ten
nessee, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
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TO supply the wants Of the
Planters and Stock Grower Of
the South, but their fame has
spread " every4uarter Of the
globe, and they are nov sold
and used in Europe, Asia, Az
rica and South America. To
supply the increasing demand
NE have enlarged our Manu-
factory and added valuable i'm
pHuyenaents 10 the Mills.
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As heretofore, our Mills will be built Of choice
Burr Blocks, selected At the O2arries in France
send fur Descriptive Pamphlet containing Treaties
on Milling, sent BY mail free. Address,
ISAAC STRAUR CO.,
Cor. Front and John Sta. Cincinnati, o,
1y3w lis
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The unparalleled increase of The Times
in circulation justifies us in making this en-
largement.
No increase in our terms of subscription.
The unparalleled increase of The Times
in circulation justifes us in making this en-
largement.
No increase in our terms of subscription.
The unparalleled increase Of The Times
in circulation justifies us in making this en-
largement.
No increase in onr terms Of subscription.
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FOUND.

MOUND. -STRAYED.- PERSONS HAVING
l. lost Horses, Cattle or Stock Of any kind. may
ind the same by forwarding minute description Of
stock, with address Of owner, 10 me at Pennington
Atchison County Kansas.
ne Terms reasonable
jy 26w1lS THOMAS Lesson
Curious, how strange!
The 0Arrted Ladies' Private COMPANION
contains the desired information. Sent free Tor
two stamps. Address MRS. II. METZGER, Ham
ever, Pa. poyl6v2v
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THE STATE OF KANSAS
LEAvENwORTH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court. in and for -ai.I County.
In the matter Of the Estate
Henry n. Robinson, Deed
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
~ TIERS Of Administration have teep or.nted n
the undersigned on the Estate Of Henry II. Robin
son, late Of said County, deceased, by the Honor.
able, the Probate Court Of the County and state
1870. Nov, all perons having claim. sss;n., ,bs
aid estate, are hereby notiaed, that they must
present. the same To the undersigned for Allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters. or
estate, and that IL such claims he nat exhibited
within thru years amer the date Of said letter..
they shall be forever barred
LCIHERA F. ROBINSON, Admir-
1.-THE Estate Il Henry ". Robinson. Dec.a.ed.
Leaven.orth County, Nov. 10Th. $50.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
''INNOCENTS ABROAD;

Or, THE New PILGRINs' PROGRESS
BY MARK TWAIN An sctave volume Of $50
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FOR SALE.

YHARM FOR SALE-l2O ACRES PRAIRIE
Il Improved. A few miles from Paramount sta
ton, Leavenworth County. 81, 0O0 cash down.
J. A. BLACkMAN.
Paramount, kansas au3ldSw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nR. THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN AxD SIR
IL GEOS. Once No. ., Foote's Buijdino. Eiffb
street, cor. Of Cherokee. Residence I'd dor vest
oa 1ua - L. Shufcn tyi6W
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The copyright of Mr.. Wrightson's song
: Sweet Home" was lately sold in England
for c443 los. . :
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70 which they call YOrR SPECIAL ArrEHriOx.
They II req estrf v! .ed yUa their Improved and
accurate kuLEs Er SxLr-NRAscRKMENr, and q
fun line Of samples fr,ia their IXAxSsk stock Of
Cloths Cassimeres, Co.;:ngs, &C., &c. thus en-
ahiinK pafti1 m any Psrt 81 the country to ocier
shei< clsthinx direct uM them, With the eoStainty
Of receiving garments u the very LATEST STYLE
and must PERFECT FIT attainable.
Goods otaered vill Be sent BY express, to BE- paid
tsr on delivery, providing that II they Do N0r PIT,
they can he returned At THEIR EXPENSE
AZ Il we'll known through the South and West
they have for FOURrKHS ysan ExcHLLED in all
departments Of their business which is guarantee
As to the charscted VI the Goods they would send
out.
RULES FOR SKlp-MEAsrREnkxr, Samples Of
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on application. 9lCKNoR Z CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and BOYS
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either Ready
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r. {. -Purch1ses gratuftoualy made Of ALL
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As an advertising medium The Leav-
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of Chicago and St. Louis, having the
largest circulation.
As an advertising medium The Leav-
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Of Chicago and St. Louis, having the
largest circulation.
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enworth Times is the best paper West
of Chicago and St. Louis, having the
largest circulation.
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GKlST AILL..

Queen Of the South
ONLY GENUINE STRAUB PORTABLE 0RIST
~ Mills, for Corn Neal. Wheat FIGURING and
Stock Feed, Boltins Apparatus, Smutten, Corn
ShelleYS, Flour Packers and Mill Work Generally
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gCzI2-r0 Ezz 80 -'-
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WARMERS COUGH BAISAN il healing, soft-
ening and expectorating. The extraordinary power
il possesses m Immediately relieving, and eventu-
ally curing the most obstinate cases Of Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Cztarrh,
Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption il almost in
credible So prompt il the relief and certain its e
tcts in all the above cases. any affection Of the
throat and lungs, that Thousands Of physicians are
daily prcscribins end and all say that it is
the most healing and expector.ting medicine
known. One dose always affords. relief, and in
most cases one bottle effects a cure. Sold by drug
gis:s, In large bottles. Price One Dollar. 1t is
your own hult il you still cough and suffer. The
Ralxam will cure
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PERSONAL.
ORDERING CLOTHING By LETTER,

TUKNoR + CO., the Celebrated Clothisrs
Of d. Louis, 0o., announce the Introduction OF .
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I HoUSEHoID MAoAZmR
FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL.

win buy shoes With liver or COPPER tin, vb;cb
VIII save tine buyer the price Of nsv uair ~ .hos
Compared with ragged toes and dry ,tockincs.
they are heaatifu to say the least Psfents, try It.
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$1,000 PER WEEK

Can be made the quiet, By parties Tho ara m. q,
sn ua.l without interfering With other bn.;nsss
Address. conhdentially, JAMES ROOD = "a
30 01o&oWSys Nov 101A. ocf6wl24
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.
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YOUNG, N. u. This is really valuable and in
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AFearfuf Riow.unc

ISDIASAPoL1s, Nov. 16.-Dsy'a Heading
Factory, at Anderson, blew up this morning,
killing four men and wounding Eve or six.
The building was torn to pieces. A family,
in house adjoining, while eating break
fast, were blown into the street but unin-
iured
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The oldest, largest and cheapest
newspaper in Kansas.
THE LEADING PAPER IN KANSAS.
THE LEADING PAPER IN KANSAS.
THE LEADING PAPER IN KANSAS.

The Official orgon Of Leavenworth County
and Leavenworth City.
The official organ OF Leavcnworth County
and Leavenworth CITY.
+ TnT E tiEEgkGk96Ea
The official organ of Leavenwusth County
and Leavenworth City. t"@
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rado, Ioua, nlnois, Wiseoason, Mia.ssos>
and Michigan, and also from several Of the
leading Boards of Trade. The Conversion
will meet At noon ON Wednesaay, the I'D Of
November, in the hall of the Hoase Of
Representatives,. Delegates are requGeed to
report on arrival to the Commitase Of Ar
rangements. 5---Tr - 80 ,s-, = -c@
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Doctors are Using it.

FREDOSIA, Oct. 20. 1868.
have used DR.. Smiths Electric Oil, and find il
is the best medicine ever used for deafness.
GEo. L. WHITFoRD, NJ. ID.
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GEO. a. EDDY.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.
AND DEALER Is
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent
Medicines, Manufacturer and
Proprietor Of
EDDY'S SURE CURE
n III Il U M a II rs M.
SOLE AGENT FOE
LEAVENWORTH. KANSAS.
- Delaw0re-st.
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WANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED-(s2l5 A MONTH By
n the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE-
CO., Boston Mass, or 81. Louis. No. octlswl25
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WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC Is PRE-
PARED expressly for Dyspepties and those suffer-
ulating tonic and splendid appetizer; Il strength
ems the stomach and restores the digestive org,ns to
their healthy state. Weak, nervous and dvspeptic
persons should use WARNER DYSPEPSIA Toxic
For sale by druggisn. Price One Dollar
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oGBz DOLLAR 'al,lll A HzIAARs.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR ArfHAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
aTEf4 mve
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ID zEEE Ets
On the first Of December The
Weekly Times will be issued
~ = forty column Newspaper.
.nFEFg~ E.T01 FFEE sah
On the FIRST Of December The
Weekly Times will be issued
- . forty column Newspaper.
On the first Of December The
Weekly Times will be issued
~ . forty column newspaper.
On the first Of December The
Weekly Times will be issued
~ q forty column newspaper.
biTW brewing
On the first Of December The
Weekly Times will be issued
~ a forty column newspaper.
The oldest, largest and cheapest
newspaper in Kansas.
fhe Oldest, largest ard cheapest
newspaper In Kansas. = 20 & q
The oldest, largest and cheapest
newspaper in Kansas.
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STATE OF KANSAS
LEAvENwORFH COUNTY,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in the County Of
Leavenworfh, in said State.
4 n
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White Swelling Cured.

Everybody knows HAEcoURT, Agent for Peoples
inc Of Steamers for * years.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, March ~.
DIR. SMIrH:-Sour Electric oil j. selling we'll.
The Dollar size sells hest here. send Inc Is dozen
Of each size. Yours truly,
v. d. LABADIE.
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do. But we will leave the investigation
uncommented on until il is completed. We
will not bring pressure to bear upon Gene
raj Howard as his intemperate radical friends
have done upon Mr. Wood, and upon all
others who believe with him that the Freed
mems Bureau is q rotten affair and its COM
missioner an incapable and in every way unfit
man for the place. If General Howard shall
be acquitted, we shall rejoice in his exculpa-
ton, provided there is no concealment or
distortion of facts, or whitewashing in the
committees report But the Generals repu-
tation, however high it may be and dear to
him and his friends, is as nothing in COM
parison to the supreme Importance of in
tegrity in the administration of public duties.
And if he should be proved guilty of any one
of the. nisdeeds that Mr.. Wood confidently
accuses him of, out he should go at once, and
into disgrace all the more whelming, because
of the fictitious Gas in that event it would be
demonstrated to be) character which he has
enjoyed for Christian rectitude and humani-
tarianism. The acquittal of General Howard,
should the facts really support all or any of
Mr.. Woods charges, would be grave in jury
to the cause of official fidelity in all depart
ments of the Government.
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retary Robeson and Senator Cattell-hy-
brids both-are the centres Even when
he selects a visitor to West Point he chooses
q gallant soldier of ancient and gentle wars,
whose chief political merit seems to be that
he lives one-tbird of the year in Trenton and
two-thirds in Philadelphia. Soldiers of real
wsr and real Jerseymen were not thought of.
The United States Marshal resides, we be-
lieve, at Salem, and thence has great faeili-
ties to watch the smugglers and whisky
dealers of Bergen and Hudson; and so it is
throughout. No State has been worse used
than our neighbor across the river. When the
law was passed remodelling the Circuit
Courts, PENNSYLVANIA had three judges
Grier, Cadwalsder, and McCandless; New
Jersey one-Field. Then il was that Mr..
Bradleys name was appropriately brought
forward, and to his nomination there could
have been no objection. 1t would not have
been necessary to make exile a condition of
confirmation. But the Cattell- Robson
coterie did not care for Newark or East
Jersey, or anything outside the huckleberry
bushes; and the President, tempore C0r5iR,
took a trip to Southwestern Pennsylvania,
and, from among the sheep of Washington
county, persuaded his persona" friend, Mr..
McKennan, to lay aside the crook and be-
come an admiralty Judge on the banks of the
Delaware. So Pennsylvania got four out of
the five. Mr.. Bradleys appointment cannot
be credited to New Jersey; for, as we have
said, before he could be confirmed he had to
abjure his State, and promise hereafter to
live out of it. Nor have the means by which
the new appointment has been secured been
above suspicion. 1t is fortnight since
Judge Fields first and, we fear, fatal service.
Within the last few days his resignation is
announced, the fact being, as we are credibly
informed that the relinouishment of office
if ever consciously made, occurred coinoi-
IDENTIFY with the attack of disease, and has
been kept back till the President could be
manipulated and Mr.. Lincoln's ghost brought
properly into play. The end of it all is that
President Grant has made another mistake.
We are very sorry for the Republican bar of
New Jersey.