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christine Ntlss0a In Chicago Rerr,s.
ltOa a0So Da0Q0ea.
ST. LOUIS.

The Wwssleress Of The u.aeiae fasally
f0Wsss Guilay aaA senGenrrA % b
nu0s-Arre~sesl for s,amccllasi0m al
Postage STAMPS.
ST. LOUIS, Dec a:;-The iria: Of John
Armstrong and Charles Jolly, for the muir
der Of the I.apine family, near Potosi, about
a month ago, closed yesterday at Pa.osi, and
after an absence If only three minutes the
jury returned verdict Of murder in the
first degree. The murderers were sentenced
to he hung on January 9th.
VIM. Bunce, Of Rochester, New York,
wis arrested here yesterday, charged with
removing cancellation marks from postage
stamps and using them second time. He
will leave for Rochester to-day, in charge OF
an officer from that city.
Further from the Steamer NSek WALL
s ssr:ss G r:s e Cres; go
an EsNlsam 4 meat.
ST. Louis, Dee. 22.-Specials from Vicks-
burg say nine cabin and thirty deck passen-
gers were lost on the steamer Nick Wall.
Captain Poe released his wife from the cabin,
which was full Of water, by cutting hole in
in the roof directly over her. She received
a cash on the head from the axe used BY her
husband and was brought out insensible, but
was soon restored The body Of Col. Z. NJ.
Taylor, Of the firm of Taylor 4 Graham, Of
Jefferson, Texas, was recovered, and buried
At Maryland Landing. No other names Of
the lost has been ascertained.
Fred Ostemeyer was killed last night from
/ blow under the left ear. NOrah Gibbons,
i notorious woman, WIS arrested On suspicion.
John Ecss was buried under an embank-
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BELL FOUNDRY.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS. D..
Leavsnworth. County,
Tn III. District Court Of the TrS Judicial district
Of the state Of KaDsas, sitting la aid County Of
Lezvenuorth, in said State
Robert MeBrainey, Plaintiff.
Isaac T.. Eaton, George Jewett
and Hugh J. Je~eti,
Defendants.
NOU, THE ABOVE NAMED HrGH J. JEHEII,
are hereby notified that you, together
with the other defendants above naIns.i have been
sued by the above named plaintiff I1lert
MsBrafney, in the above mentioned Court aud that
said plaintiff has in aid Court filed hi- PETITION in
the above entitled action against you and the 0her
descendants ahsye named, and that you must an
swer said petition before the 18th dzv 81 Jan
uzrv, A. D. ISL. or said petition will 10 taken a.
true, and judgment rendered. accordingly 81 the
following nature, to-uit: That the -aid plaintiff
have and recover Of and from you the f,Iloxin. do
scrited uacts 81 Land lying and being in the County
Of Lezvenworth, and state u Kansas. namely.
Sections and u. in Township T. OF Range 90 ali
being east Of the 9Th principal MERIDIAN ani f,r
the delivery Of the Possession thereof 10 him. and
damages for rents issues aud profit. ,her.,f ~ -,
received. and damages for the Withholding 81 t.@-
session Of aid lands from said plaintiff and trey
pensss by him incurred in and about the recovery
Of the possession Of said lands and for the cost. b
SAD Pizintin expended in aid action
Dated this 18Th day OF Decsmter, A. D. $50
GkiswOLD BRITTOS,
CLOtGH a WHEAT
aoi'Stw Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Rev. Mr.. SHARNAx, Of Lavrence has
become one Of the editon Of he I.v,o-
worth TINES. He isa riPe scholar, . sound
thinker, and vigorous writer. He takc,
the place Of Mr.. Wilder, Who has assumed
EDITORIAL control of the Fort Scott Noaisor.
Mr.. Wilder is probably the ahlest editor in
Kapna-Able.e CkrcaieIk,
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NEW DEPOT.
locrea>e of E:Wsine~s Om the Kansas
Pacific.

Ii has long been known that the depot ac-
Communications Of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
way in this city have been entirely made
quate to the accommodation Of the freight
business. The enormous quantities of goods
sold by our wholesale merchants, requiring
transportation west, has kept the old depot
constantly crowded with freight, and on
several occasions the railroad company have
refused 10 receive more, for the reason that
they had no place 10 shelter it. They now
propose 10 relieve the pressure by the cree
ton Of depot on the west of and extending
further north than the present one,
and 25xl0O feet in dimensions. A large
quantity Of the timber and other material is
already on the ground, and men were at work
on the foundation yesterday, and portion
OF the track was torn up. The structure will
he completed as soon rs possible. The build
ing will occupy about eighteen feet Of Mair
street, bat rs ii will not materially interfere
with the business Of that thoroughfare, and a.
its erection is necessary to the proper accomo-
dation Of shippers and the public generally,
probably mo objection will he made To the
encruachmeni. Our merchants will I've glad
To learn that all their demands for Transport
tation facilities will he met by this improve
meiit.
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THE RIGHT OE WAY.


In the Council las, evening, on motion Of
Mr. Hammond. the ordinances in regard to
ref Aling the right OF way granted TO the
Ieavenworth, Atchison q Northwestern
Railroad Company, were taken up, and the
one reported by the City Attorney and one
by Judge McCahon, were read for Informal
tiun.
After the reading Of that drawn hy the
City Attorney, Col. Anthony inquired il that
officer had complied with the resolution
adopted al the last meeting of the Council,
instructing him 10 confer with Mr.. Nc
Cahon.
The Attorney said he had not leen called
upon by the gentleman, and had no; been TO
consult him. lie had prepared the ordinance
himself
Col. Anthony said he was surprised that the
Attorney should dare TO disobey the instruc-
tons of the Council, in a matter If such vast
importance as the question under considera-
ton.
AT the suggestion Of Councilman Sugh-
rue. the Attorney replied, defending him.
self in the position he had taken, and assert
ing that II wis the business of the consulting
Attorney, TO call on him at his office. and As
he had not done so, no consultation had been
held.
4 letter from Judge McCahon, which had
accompanied the ordinance submitted by
him was then read, explaining the dcci-
ment. and expressing the opinion that it
covered the whole ground, and was all that
could be desired.
The principal points Of difference between
the ordinance presented by the City Attor-
ney and Judge McCahon, was in regard 10
depriving the company Of the right of way
across the Esplanade, the former excepting
the Esplanade, and the latter including it.
MIR. Hammond moved that the ordinance
presented by Judge McCahon, be placed on
Its Inst reading. II was agreed that both
the ordinances be read for information.
During the course Of the debate over the
matter, Hon. Timothy Sughrue startled the
Council and lobby by announcing that
he having Joined the church could NOT con-
sistently remain much longer in this commu-
nifty. He was too pure. His record WAS
too clear to admit of being -oiled in the dirty
pool Of railroad controversies. Being a yer.
satile membe. of the Council he closed bv
stating that he was pure, and had ALWAYS
been in favor Of repeating the ordinance
granting the right Of way, and desired to
vote at ooe. He was in favor of either ON,
OF the ordinances, and requested as s,,ecial
favor that he be permitted TO vote nj once
He again closed by announcing that he was
pure.
While our reporter writing out the above
Mr.. Snghrue prepared another srse,,b
which opposed whitewashing the thing over
On molten the ordinance submitted bv
Judge McCahon WAS placed on its seoond
reading.
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THE FUTURE STATUS OF THE roNrrFr.

THE FUTURE STATUS OF THE fONrIFF.
RONE, Dec. ia severe parliamentar,
conflict is going on At Florence As regard
the future aatus Of the POntiG This i'm
portant question was submitted to Parlia
ment to take precedence over all others
The extreme left will endeavor to destro,
the Pope, the Sacred College and the Who'll.
body Episcopal. The extreme right will
Try to save n much ~ possible of the Exasa
power and dignity of ST. Peter.
The question Of the transfer of the capital
canaed q brisk encounter between the oppo.
site partizans.
The ministerial project Of guaranteeing
independence TO the Supreme Pontiff, and
free exercise Of spiritual authority by the
Holy See, consists Of the following articles
1a- Personal infallibility Of the Pope.
ID. The palace guards To be retained.
Sd. Receipt annually Of 8, 2l5, 900 livres,
for guard and former civil list.
ith. The PalaI residence To he free from
taxes and located at the Vatican and Santa
Marie, Mazziore in Rome, and the Castle Van
dolfo in the country, and shall b- free frum
the ordinary jurisdiction Of the States.
9Th. The same immunity shall extend to
the localities occupied BY the General Coun-
Gil.
9Th. Criminals and miscrean: within such
localities who are taking refuge there, shall
not be pursued by the Agents of Justice or
arrested without the sanction of the Poue or
the Priests COnclaves.
9Th. Such residence As aforementioned
shall be free from the appropriation laws.
9Th. No searches or representations Of any
works or documents shall be made in the
offices Of any sacred congregations, invested
with ecclesiastical attributes.
9Th. The Pohtiff shall enjoy freedom in
the acts Of his ministry
10Th. Cardinals and ecclesiastics taking
art in the acts, shall be free from molesua-
ION from the government.
llth. There shall be freS correspondence
'etween the Pope and the Catholic world.
12h. The postal and telegraph Offices in
he Vatican, shall be free Of charge.
18th. The Papal lesates accredited by
he Pope, shall erjcy the same privileges as
ther ministers.
18th. The Pontifi's spiritual and discip-
mary jurisdiction shall be exercised free Of
ne control Of the State
18th. All ecclesiastical meetings shall be
ED without government permission.
10th. The nomination Of benetices, dig
itaries and officers of the Church shall he
lade without government interference.
18th. The Episcopal oaihs Of allegiance
} the King are abolished
18th. The Office Of the Apostolic Lesa.e
Sicily is abolished.
10Th. The institutions founded in Rome
z the education Of Priests shall lie under
re direction Of the Pope, without interfer-
lce from secular authorities.
10Th. All existing laws contrary to the
regoing are hereby abrogated.
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SAN DOMINGO.

AWAITING PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE
ANNEXATION OR REVOLUTION
PROTECTION DISCUSSED.
SAN DOMINGO, Dec. 10, TIA Havana The
Message of the President Of the United
States al assembling Of Congress is anxiorsly
awaited heR, and unless il is favorable to
the annexation Of the Island a general revo-
luton is probable. In that event parties
now forming will place portions of the Is
and under the protection Of some European
Power-which one they are indifiel ent.
They would much prefer an alliance with the
United States, however, TO the protection
which European nation could give The
probability Of interference by Hayti, unless
the question OF annexation is s,pn decided,
will he debated in CAUCUS.
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YEAST POWDER.
MEDICAL.
DIR. Whittier.

prc,, .p,nr.rr m, ,,,,,c,xr
A $500 u - :. nApu ~; = VT MhpI' ~. ~ y q,
nIP y, - ~ o.e VI. VII s", mas -. I. -,
pfs, -, ~ ~. " ,h VI Ssnei,ai sn =,
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r,.I ".,s ~ nA, " III ' ~. v,s
Sr,h;i;,;. :. Wp,m.;.i ..,inns y, ~ Th,''a,
81 y q. r.. ~. 800, at III. ,i,sia,, 1870
~, " i.s are ueas', , r ~,
~ ~,. ~ ura, - .. peot an. ihisney,
- .'e , ,.su' ~ IN !uun, -
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PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.

DREMUx JOB WORK AT THEYTINEs. Call
I sad ~ sample.
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MANHOOD! W0mANH00D

ICXPLAINING WHO MAY, AND WHO
~ ought not 10 marry. Excessive sexual excite
ment-ITS CAUSES, with neesifui advice. All
that is worth knowing about PREVENTION. Also
Why many Of both sexes have PIMPLES on the
face &c. and giving sufficient reasons Why
half Of the females, in this land Of ours are PRE-
MATURELY ISFIRM. II my suggestions were
followed by all, death by OOSSUMPTION would
decrease one-half in a single generation. B6-So
father Of family afford to be without the in
formation. oS-No young man bat ought to read
Manhood" 0SNo. young lady hut ought To
read ''womznhood. They bound ~parzp.iy
and sent prepaid, by mail. SECURE FROM Oh
SERvATfON, at Is cents each, or both together
&.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great El,ssi Purifier ard Delicious Drink
WARMERS NfNUN VIE, or WINE Ot
LIFE, j. free fr'm any poisonous drugs impu-
rtir>, being prepared Tor those rho require slim
uiant 10 j. splendid appetizer and tonic, and the
finest thing in the world cor purifying the blood. u
l. the most pleasant and delicious a-trlr ofirT,
To the public, far superior IN brandy, whiskey.
wine, hitter~. any other as:isle. II i more
healthy, aud cheaper. Both male and f.mse
y"uns old, can tlkc the Wine OF Iif,. II i ~
tact, life pre~cryrr. These vho Sish 10 eHt,y
roni health aud fr-v Sow Ut lively sf.rit. Nill
we'll 9" take the Wine of LiG II J. different from
anything ever bra,r- ~ u i Suld hy drug
sisis; sl,o ri all respectable sa!,cns Price One
Dollar. in quart battles
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EMMENAG0GuE.

wARNEE' : ENMESAGOGUE i the only arti-
Gle known tn cure the Whites IL will cure in every
ease Where Is the family in which this impor-
tant uieiieinr Is not wanted Mothers this Is the
greatest blessing ever offered YOU. and YOU shoull
Immediately procure IT, l; Is also a sure cure tor
trmair Irregularities and may b. depended upon
IN every case where the monthly How has been oh
structe,i through cold disease Sold by druggists
fricc One Dollar or sent by mail receipt OF one
Dollar aud a quarter
ADDRESS slo STATE ST, CHICAGO.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
EOCNIl.

EOUSD. - STRAYED - PERSONS HAVING
lost Horses, Cattle or Stock Of anv Kind, NV
hnh the same By forwarding 4 minute descnpti1r o;
STOCK, With address of owner 10 me a. fsrmin-t9l.
Atehison County. Kansas.
81 Terms reasonable.
jy owls THOMAS LEESpS.
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COUGH NO MORE.

WARMERS COUGH BALSAM il healing. soll-
ening and exp~ctorating The extraordinary pOuer
IL Possesses in Immediately relieving, and eventue
ally curing the must obstinate eases OF Coughs.
Cois. Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Influenza, Cats-rh
HoarSeuc>>. Asthma and Consumption is almost in
credible - prompt Is the relief ami certain it, IS
fcts in all the above cases. or any affection Of tn.
throat and lungs thst Thousands of physicians Ar.
daily prescribing H. aud and all ssy tina; il O,
the most healing amt esPectoraing msiicin-
known one dose always aisoryi. r.lief and in
most eases one bottle effects cure sold BY drug
sists, in large bottles. Price One Dollar II D.
your own f.g.t IL you still cough AMI suffer. Tn
RllSam wi! cure
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IL 'J RS SICK HEADACHE IN TWENTY
] minutes, Deafness. salt Rheum, Rheumatiss
trysiIsas, illc-. Group, Neuralgia. Cankers, Eel
ons, Burns, Cuts, Sc.. Twenty drop, the
largest ds-c. No alcohol, CaPscum, Camphor, ~
water in 1t.
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Passage OG the Joint Resolution Fro
visitns for the $an Domingo toEs-
nna1S
Great Demand for the Crafts of &
Ra~Nsan Ann0eS


WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. 22.-Such has
been the demand for gratis Of the Russian
apples sent to the Department of Agriculture
from the Imperial Botanic Gardens at ~.
Petersburg, Russia, that they are now wholly
exhausted, and il is useless. therefore, To
make further application FOR them this
season. In the climate Of the Northwestern
States, particularly, they will doubtless prove
valuable acquisition to fruit growers.
Vance 81 Nsrah Carslisa DeFcnAs HIN.
self.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ga letter from
Senator elect V ance, Of NorthC arolina, is pub
lished here to-day, in reply to certain accuse
tons against him. 1t excites much COM
ment He declares that he acquie.ces ins
and will maintain all the legitimate results
of the war, and that he earnestly desires the
unity and perpetuity Of the whole country,
and It's prosperity and honor.
The Saa Domt0go AnoexasiOn scheme
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2l.-The Democrats
Washington despatch speaking of the San
Domingo annexation scheme, SAYS the bitter
ness manifested toward Senator Sumner BY
the principal leaders in the annexation move
ment Is attracting good deal of attention
within the Last ten DAYS.
Ancarnea attempt was made BY the friends
of the President and of Mr.. Sumner, to bring
about better understanding, and
after considerable consultation the
President was approached upon the
subject. He manifested much feeling and
replied emphatically that Mr.. Sumner had
attacked him in the Executive session in the
Senate, and had spoken very bitterly Of him
in street conversations, also in Boston and at
the West. On some Of these occasions, Mr..
Sumner had attributed dishonest motives to
him, and If he were not the Pesident he
should hold Mr.. Sumner personally r<pon-
sible ard demand satisfaction of him.
This somewhat startling talk put the
peace makers to sudden fight 1t has also
come out that the officers about the Presiden;
snare his feelings in this matter, and one OF
tnen u reported to have gone so far As to
osclase that 4 b was no. officially con-
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To the People of Missouri & Kansas
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rhI. Electric OIL i, ll,l What it purports to

The great cures daily made sre not miracu-
lous and vet seem hks. cnchiutmeut- Consider
able sums have been offered for the preparation
and some dealers sell high iun Co 500 bottles Ia
a single dly.
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New YORK, Dec. 223.-The census returns
from several districts have been received.
80 far as heard from, very little variation
exists between the present and previous Gen.
-u-, there being falling IF of about fifty in
twelve districts.
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FOR SALE.

EfARM FOR SAILED ACRES PRAIRIE
l. Improved fex mile- from Fairmoun: sta
ton, L-avenuorth County. 81, 90 cash down
J. A BLACkMAS.
G4irnoun;, Kansas. ags!taw
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NONE ARE GENUINE unIe.s done up in se.l
eagrav~l wrapper, With &c simils Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and sign II. T. HEi NBOLD.
uoxAAA~rO
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FOREIGN.
THE WAR.

A GENERAL soRrIE FROM PARts-FRENCH
ACCOUNT.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 2l.-A general sortie
was made from Paris, yesterday. General
Vinoy took La Maison Blanche, beyond
Ga,iyy, six miles east FROM Paris, and Gen.
Ducrd fought battle near Brouay.
report saws that operations were re-
srimcl to-day and only ceased at night
fall On the right, Generals Manroe and
Bloi~e occupied NcuiIly Sur Marine, Vile
Edward and MaiSon; General Blanche all
the cas-, Of Paris. The fire Of the enemy
was silcnced at all points.
II is also stated, that after a short combat,
Ten, Favre was wounded.
The forces Of Gen. Ducrot were also en-
gagged soith OF the city in a violent artille-
~ combat against Mt. Albion and Blanc Me
suil, and a, night Gen. Ducrot occupied
Crosby and Drougy.
Gen. Noel made ieint on the side Of
Mont Valerien, west Of the city, against
Montrelolent, and the chief battalion of
Faur occupied the island Of Ch iard, in the
Seine.
The Modified National Guard fought
with the troops in these engagements and
displayed great ardor.
The garrison Of St. Denis and the marines
lost considerably in attacking Bourget, but
the losses Of the other troops was NOT very
heavy.
Gen. Trochu remains outside the city with
the army.
PRUSsIAN ACCOUNT.
BERLIN, Dec. "a despatch from Yer
saiIle>, states that on Tuesday the fire from
the fortiications Of Paris was active but in
effective, during which a sortie was made By
the French against the Prusian Guards and
the Twelfth corps Of Saxons.the fighting last
Ell for several hours. The German loe Is
small
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CHICAGO.
The chicago NOoey Market C10se-

10Ao 4. DI0Gon's ProaDeess EoP Senator
m CO. csr It,, 1 H.ss:: IT.
The Observation-Disclosures.
CHICAGO, Dec. 51-Gen. John A. Logan
is in the city canvassing his prospects for
United States Senator. He thinks there is
no donbt Of his nomination in CAUCUS, but he
has fears thai enough Republicans will re-
main out Of the caucus to effect his defeat.
This programme Is strongly talked by his
opponents and will probably be carried into
effect.
Ii Is said that General Kroener, who is
German, is proposing to unite in the oppo-
sition To Logan on himself The Democrats,
however, say they will not support Kroencr.
They want the Republican minority to 70
with them for Judge Lawrence, or Hon.
JorePh Mediil, or some other citizen Of like
ability.
The money market here is clore, and s.,me
Of the strongest houses have asked for an
extension of time IN their paper.
The weather is intensely culd; thermometer
falling.
Nil--on's appearance in this city has been
one Of marked success She is everwhere
received with enthusiasm She will remain
here during next week. The receipts from
The sale Of tickets, amount 10 over 81 900. |
Farther Weather Reports from Glli.
006s.
CHICAGO, Dc. 2;.-T'his has isen de- |
idedly the coolest day for several Year,.
Early this morning the thermometer stood I
l6' below zero, and has ranged considerably I
'elow zero all day; nj Peoria il was no. be-
ow Zero; this morning at jacksonville, IOo
GLOW: bloomington 32o below. Iasalle