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The name of Protestant took its rise from
the following circumstances: At diet of
the princes Of the empire held at Spires, in
Germany, in the year 1879, it was decreed by
the majority there present, that in those pla-
ces where the edit of Worms had been re-
ceived, it would be lawful for no one TO
change his religion 1.-THE Lutheran) was ex-
ercised, it should he maintained till the meet
ing of a council, if the ancient 1.-THE Pcpish)
religion could not be restored without dam
ger Of disturbing the peace, but that the mas
should not be abolished, nor the Catholics
hindered from the free exercise OF their reli-
gion, nor any of them allowed so embrace
Iutheranism; that the Sacramento
rians should he abolished from the
empire; that the Anahaptists should be
punished with death; and that no preachers
should explain the gospel in any other sense
than what was approved BY the church. Six
princes of the empire introduced their pro
test against this decree, namely: John, Elec-
tor Of Saxony; George, Margrave of Bran.
denburg; Ernest and Francis, Dukes Of
Brunswick and Lnenburg: Philip, Land
grave of Hease; WoiAgang, Prince Of
Anhalt. To these we're added the following
free cities Of Germany: Strasburg, Norm.
burg, Ulm, Constance, Linden, Memmin.
gen. Kemfen, Eordilingen, Halibrun, Rem
tineen, Iue, St. Gall, Nessenburg and
Windsohinn. And from this protest the
Lutherans frst obtained the name of Pro-
teseants, which was afterwards given in com.
mon to all who separated themselves from
he practices of the Church of Rome.
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.EA116ENAGOGUE.

WARMERS ENAGOGUE is the only arti-
Gle known to the Whites, liz will cure in every
case. Where is the family in which this impor-
greatest blessing ever offered you, and you should
Immediately procure it. Ii is also sure cure for
female Irregularities, and may be depended upon
in every case where the monthly flow has been OBJ
structed through cold or disease. Sold by druggists
Price One Dollar. Or sent by mail receipt of One
Dollar and quarter
ADDRESS GIG STATE ST, CHICAGO.
Iluul
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WANTED.
house. e.: s; -: 4: UN-WRTT-
TEN WORD s Il asi

Shows untold riches and beauties in the Great
House, With its Blooming flowers Singing birds,
Waving Palms, Rollin; clouds, Beautiful bow, Sa-
cred mountains, Delightful rivers. Mighty oceans
laundering voices, Blazing heavens and vast uni
with countless beings in millions If worlds,
and reads TO us in each the Cnwrtten Word. Rose
tinted paper, ornate engravinSS and supurb bind
ing. Intelligent men and women wanted TO intro
duce the work in every township and village. Light
business Good pay. Send for circular, descrip-
tion, endorsements and terms to agents, ZEIG-
LER MCCURDf, J03 n. Sixth-st., ST. Louis,
Mo. sepIwIyl
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink.
WARMERS VINCM WIFE, OR WINE OF
LIFE, is free from any poisonous drugs OF impu-
rifles being prepared for those who require a slim
ulant. II is splendid appetizer and tonic, and the
finest thing in the world FIR purifying the tosl. 1t
is the most pleasant and delicious article ever offered
to the public, far superior " brandy, whisky,
healthy. and cheaper. Both male and female;
young or old, can take the Wine Of Life. 1t is in
fact, a life preserver. Those who wish TO enjoy
good health and free flow Of lively spirits will do
well take the Wine of Life. II is different from
any thing before in II is sold by drug
gists; also at all respectable saloons. Price One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
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IOD Tue Nu1caSo Souhhess w. S's
About the 9th Of July last, we noted the
departure Of Mr.. E. 7. Mather, in a small
row boat for Lake Superior; since then his
arrival At Marquette in safety. His success
in rowing 20 many miles in his listle bark,
emboldened him to attempt the return en-
tirely by water through the straits. Since
August 18th, ultimo, his friends have been
in great anxiety as to his whereabouts. His
father and a personal friend have been
searching for him, and relieve this suspense
BY telegram to his late business partner,
from Marquette, Mich, announcing that his
BODY has been found about twenty miles east
of Marquette upon the lake shore. Mr..
Mather was young man about q, unmar-
ried, but has parents residing in Hartford,
c., and host Of friends here to mourn his
untimely death.
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The Democrats are threatened with the
embarrassing dilemma Of no candidates. this
fall. These modest people linger in the
back ground with touching regard for each
others feelings. zfra e7E rar
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FOUND.

MOUND. STRAYED.- PERSONS HAVING;
II lost Horses. Cattle or Stock of any kind, may
find the same by forwarding minute description ct
stock, with address Of owner To at Pennington,
Atch>,n County, Kansas.
&c Terms reasonable.
iv 2Swll6 THOMAS Lesson
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NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenworth County.
In Justices Court, before Richard II. Recs, Ju5-
tice Of the Peace Of LeavenwOrth Tow nship, Leag-
en~orth County, and state Of Kansas.
Joseph Harrop, Paintih,1
II. Leimke, Defendant.
FTNHE ABOVE NAMED n. LEiMkk VIII.
j take notice that he sued in the above named
Court on Monday, the 18th day Of October, A.. u.
1870 and order Of attachment issued for the sum
Of one hundred and twenty-five 20-lc0 dollars by
the said Richard r. Rees, j. p, and that tE.
cause will he heard on the 23d day OF November,
A. ID. 1870, at 10 o clock in the forenoon.
JOSEPH HAREOP,
Oct2fwi26 ByG. W. English his AIRY.
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FOR SALE.

THARM FOR SALE.-I2O ACRES PRAIRIE
IN Improved. a few miles from Paramount sta
ton, Leavenworth County. 81, 900 cash down.
J. A. BLACkMAN.
Paramount. Kansas. au3ldSw
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A Re.slstisn Repersea II Favor q
Removal 10 the NissisaiDpi Valley
CINCINNATI, ,Oct., 26-The Capital Con-
vention reassemhled At 10 O'Clock. The
Committee ON Resolutions vported in favor
of the removal Of the Capital to the Misis-
sipH Valley, and to some point as near
as possible 70 the center of population,
territory, production and transportation, and
with reference to the future as well AZ the
present. They demand Of the nation, also,
to oppose further appropriations for new
buildings in the District Of Columbia. They
reafirm the resolutions Of the 81. Louis Con-
vension, and recommend, the appointment Of
q Committee 70 memorable Congress at the
next session in favor of the passage ofa joint
resolution authorizing the appointment Of
Commissioners to examine into the question
Of the removal and relocation Of the Capital,
and report at an carly day. .--..t.-..- -
declaring the agitation Of the removal un-
called for and unwise, and proposing siac
die adjournment Of the Convention. 81
A discussion followed, participated in by
Hallam, Of Kentucky; Forsbey, Of Texas;
Reavis, of Missouri; Moonlight, Of Kansas;
Ambrose, Of Nebraska; Scott, of Washington
Territory; Coggswell, Of Nebraska; Wayne
Griswold, of Ohio; Moore, Of Ohio; Boards
ley, of Iowa, and Black, Of Iilinois-in favor,
and Beach and Williams, Of Ohio opposed.
The Vote is not yet taken. -s H.
Adjournment Of the Convesaies.
CNclNNArI, Oct. 26.-Beachs substitute
to the report Of the committee on resolutions,
in the Capital Convention, was lost by only
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AWAITING A REPLY

AWAITING A REPLY.
LONDON, Oct. 27-The English Govern
ment are still without reply from the Pus-
sian authorities to the request for safe con-
duct for Theirs to enter Paris. England &C
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KEROSENE LANTERN.

and Glshes to pay Tor itself In single winter; IL
cannot be made to heat or take fire - all ether
Kerosene Lanterns eflen Il, and hence Insurance
men give II their unqualified approval. Ills - safe
Is the hest Lard OIL Lantern, and gives three time
the light at sse-hfsh the esst. wlad and molten
Improve ii burning. Fer sale b al dealers.
Xsde By CHICAGO AAx'FG CO., Chiease. Ill.
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WARMERS COUGH BALSAN il healing, SUIT
enins and expectOrzting. The extraordinary power
it possesses in Immediately relieving and cventu-
ally curing the most obstinate cases Of Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, BrOnchitis, Influenza Catarrh,
Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption is almost in
Eets in all the alDve cases. or any affection of the
thr,at and lungs, that thousands u physicians are
daily prescribing it, and one and all say that it is
the most healing and expectofating medicine
known. One desc always sAtrtls relief and in
most cases one bottle effects cure. Sold by drug
gists, in large bottles. Price One Dollar. 1t is
your own fault il you still cough and suffer. The
l{alxlm will cura
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TUE household en- A N Me;nert has

THE household of Mr.. A. NJ. Meinert has
been again visited by the hand Of death, and
the last child of this peculiarly afflicted fam
lily removed. One after another their little
ones-ranging in age from one to eight years
have been taken away, until the GROWING
bereavement has fallen and LETT them alone.
Our esteemed fellow citizen and his estima-
bic lady have the sincere sympathy Of all
who know them.
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DR.. Smiths Electric Oil.

IT CURES SICK HEADACHE IN TWENTY
minutes, Deafness, salt Rheum, Rheumati>e,
Eryspclas. Piles. Group, Neuralgia, Cankcrs, Eel
"ns, Burns, Cuts, de-, Twenty drops the
largest dose. No alcohol, Capsicun, Camphor, or
water i'll it.
from the Largest Drug House in Boston.
We have sold 4 large quantity of DIR. SMITHS
Electric Oil, - which is spoken Of with unquali-
fed praise Good reports from every bottle
WEEKS POTTER,
Wholesale Druggists, I5i Westinghouse, Boston.
Thousands Of Dollars are lost in time by farmers
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 skcpticul and selfish, others hopeful and
generous, have the right TO disregard the suf
ftring child or the poor or ignorant. The rich can
travel 1000 miles and pay 81, OO0 fees,
But What of the Poor?
When on earth, Christ invariably commended
every good work; the act Of the Good Samaritan,
and all useful and efficient labor for man $ amel
ioration, and lie devoted His every waking hour
To unschsh eforts-no time for malignant fault
finding and petty, jealousy
In that spirit should every welcome a real
henefaction, like DIR. GALuTiA II. SMITHS Elec-
trio Oil, of Philadelphia, remedial 50 unlike
any other known, to attract the instant notice of
medical men al all sufferers.
lous and vel seem like enchantmcnt- Consider
able sums have been offered for the preparation
and some dealers sell high 100 TO go bottles in
single day.
This Electric Oil is just what il purports 70
he No d,pp,jon-nO n,is""~or bc Tried on
the snot. Or. smith frequently cures men and
wnmen Doctors and Druggists, Ministers and Law
,-o., II ueathly Sick Headache, within ~ minutes
in the Drug Stores, hen color appears the
palld check, the eye begins to brighten up and
cheerfuiness takes the place Of ahcc; misery.
II is true that DIR. Smith aivertiSes very largely
yet, even that by alone accounts for such
rapid and continuous demand. The oil cures,
which the people find out. STRONG ARMSTRONG,
of Cleveland sold l9, bottles in day. WEEKS Il
POTTER, the eminent Druggists Of Boston, sold $50
in day. GEo. WIENER, of Akron, u, dozen,
and others in proportion.
From the Largest Drug House West Of ST. Louis.
ST. JOSEPH, March T.
DR. SNITH-i'icase send us 30 dozen small and ~
dozen large size IT your Electric Ol.'' II has
made a number of cures here and gives good salts
faction HARDY %.
II cures and that is why it sells.
PRovIDESCE, May 10.
Da. SuIrII-Drar Strive are entirely of
Dollar size Of your Electric OIL Not single
bottle in the store. Send five gross large and ten
gross small. We are having large sales
Yours truly, J. BALcH son.
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New York, Oct. 25.-HOrace Greeley
has recovered, and addressed meeting Of
Irish Republicans tonight.
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SumnerN Lecture on the Duel Re
tween France and Germany.

tween France and Germany.
Boston, Oct. 26-IIon. Charles Sumner
delivered one of his lectures tonight on the
duel between France and Germany, with it's
lesson to civilization. He reviewed the
cause and history Of the present war at
length, condemning France as the aggressOr,
and the Emperor for, in addition to the con-
tinuing offence of his public life, three I'M
pardonable crimes, viz: Violation of public
duty and faith, disloyalty to Republican con-
stitutions, and this cruel and Causeless war,
of which, he is the guilty author. Let him
fall lat not the people Of France. Cruelty
already have they expiatcd their offence in
accepting such ruler. Not always should
they suffer. After the capitulatiOn at Sedan
there was double mistake; first, on the part
Of Germany, which As a magnanimous con-
QuerOr, should have proposed peace; and
secondly, on the part of the Republic, which
should have declined to wage q war
Of Imperialism. Mr.. Sumner then
stated three essential conditions of peace. LIT.
The natural requirements of Germany de-
mand complete guarantees against future
aggression. I'd. The natural requirements
of France demand that the guaranty, while
sufficient, shall be such as not to wound,
ncedlessly, the sentiments of the French
people, or offend any principle of public law.
The third demands alike justice and hu-
maniiy, and the establishment of some rule
by which the recurrence Of such barharous
duels shall be prevented. 1t will not be
enough to obtain a guaranty for Germany;
there must be a guaranty for civilization on the
question of pecuniary indemnity. The
speaker counselled moderation to Germany,
and to the guaranty of dismembermenr,
which could not secure lasting peace, he
opposed the guaranty of disarmament, the
razing Of French Notifications, and the aboli-
ton of the standing army, except that mini
mum Of force required for the purpose Of
police. Disarmament is enforced on three
grounds: first, economy; second, positive
advantage, if not necessity; third, assurances
of peace. No other guaranty promises
anything beyond tie accident Of
force. Our oxn part is simply first to keep
| ont of war, and next to stand firm in these
ideas which are the life of the Republic.
Peace is our supreme vocation. To this We
are called, by this We succeed, and our ex-
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DoUBTs having been expressed that John
b. Cough and Anna Dickinson will
come west to lecture, c. W. Hayes, Agent Of
the Boston Lyccum Bureau, says:
In answer to these doubters can positively
say that they wiU come and lecture as announced,
# they are Hiring. fully assured myself of
this fact before announced them to the soci-
cites composing the union. No lecturer has
been announced Int what will positively
come, and if there is any substituting in the
course, the change will he for the better.
Societies and all others concerned can rely
implicitly upon all lecturers that are an
nounced as coming.
We publish the above because large num-
her Of Abur citizens are DESTROYS Of hearing
these accomplished lecturers, and there
would be great disappointment if there were
grounds for the doubts of their coming as
advertised.
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THE Lawrence Tribune pays the following
deserved compliment TO two men, Col. Geo.
Noble and X. B. Gemmell of the Kansas
Pacific Railway:
The thanks of the editorial excursionists
for the excellent arrangements for, and safety
and pleasure attending, their trip to the
mountains are most assuredly due to Col.
George Noble, Assistant General Superin-
tendent, and X. B. Gemmell, Esq, General
Freight and Ticket Agent of the X. p. Rail
way. Mr.. Noble went out with the party
some two hundred miles, to see that all de-
tails were perfect, while Mr.. Gemmell at
tended them all the way through, to zee that
they were properly provided for and lacked
nothing essential Ior a pleasure trip. The
press gang are not an ungrateful set of fel-
lows, and it will he many days before they
forget the favors received at the hand Of these
gentlemen
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As heretofore. our Mills will be built of choice
Burr Blocks, selected at the Q9arrcs in France.
Send for Descriptive Pamphlet containing Treaties
on Milling sent by mail free. Address,
ISAAC STRACB CO.,
Cor. Front and John sts., Cincinnati, d,
iy3w ll3
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$1,000 PER week

Can he made on the quiet, by parties who up 10
snuff, without interfering with other business.
Address, confdentially, JAMES ROOD & CO.,
CSC Broadway, New York. oci6w12i
A VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
N indscretiOn, causing nervous debility, prema-
ture decay, &C., having tried in vain every adver
tised remedy, has discovered simple means Of self
cure, which he will send free to his fellow sufferers
J. II. futile, rs Nassau-st., New York City.
aui1wI1S
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III IANTEpLAGENTS, 90 yer dayl to cell the
celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE Has the under-feel, makes
the lock stitch (alke both sides, }
and is fully licensed. The best and cheap
est family Sewing Maching in the market.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK & 90, Bcs-
N, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or St.
ouis, Mo. sepllx!Z2
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WANTED.

AGENTS wANTED-(a225 A MONTH BY
~ the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Co, Boston Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. octlswI25
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FRANCE.
TRAITORS TO FRANCE SHOT.

AAAAAOlSo ~ fhANSE S1tOI.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-lt seems it is true that
French gentlemen of note have been shot il
Paris. One is Viscount DE CastelebayOc
NJ. Cartier, member of the French Jockey
Club, is another; and the name of the third
has not appeared. They were at the head o.
a small party in favor of surrender, and en-
deavOred to communicate with the enemy by
balloon. i
ANOTHER APPEAL TO THE FRENCH rEOPLE
Tours, Oct. 27.-Gambetta has issued
another circular to the Projects of Depart
ments, urging resistance to the enemy as the
peculiar duty Of the hour. Every town, vii.
lage and hamlet should organize for resist.
ance. ..
THE NATIVES OF ALGERIA
have been declared citizens of France, and
that country divided into departments.
MORE CIRCULARS TO THE FRENCH PEOPLE.
Tours, Oct 27-The newly appointed Di-
rector OfPublicSafety has issued circular adj
dressed to the Projects of the several Depart
ments, announcing that parties who furnish
provisions for the enemy, willingly and with
hope Ofgain, are to be tried by court martial
as traitors.
Gambetta has also notified the Projects that
my hisASt TIC VI
Gus towns in their departments the positive
duty of defending every town. Those who
fail to do so will be dismissed, and the towns
themselves officially denounced
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Tours, Oct. Collaboration from Or
leans says: All the shops and stores arc
closed, and the streets deserted by the inhab-
itants. The women almost universally ap-
pear in mourning. The Prlssian officers
endeavor to dispel the gloom, hut NEGLECT
ually. At Marscilles the affairs are more
orderly. -
u The journals suppressed have been allowed
to rcappear by order of Gambetta. The
civic guard is unruly, and the authorities and
citizens apparently pay little regard to it.
1t is reported that Mazzini, has left Italy
and is on the way to Tours.
The Englishat Paris are under the protcc-
ton of Washburne, as the British ChTyc
has not recognized the Republican Govern
ment and has no authority to act.
Prospects of the new French loan are said
to he yer favorable.
The iron founderics and dock yards of
Marseilles are wholly devoted to the manu-
facturc of cannon and mitrailleuse. All
other work, including ship building, is sus-
pended.
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THE census is not the only thing they lie
about down in Kansas City. Travellers are
swindled out of their money and time, in
order that hotel keepers may have an opPor-
tunity to sell another meal, and if stranger
gets out of there after once losing sight of
the depot, it will be because external appear
ances do not indicate that he is worth going
through. A case in point: A gentleman
coming up to Leavenworth, from Southern
Kansas, went into a ticket Office to buy a
ticket, and was told that there was no train
coming up except over the Missouri Valley,
when there was one earlier via the Pacific.
Another way these outrageous liars have of
doing business is to direct passengers here by
way of Cameron, telling them ii is the only
route. Kansas City is the only town we
know of where strangers are misled in this
outrageous manner.
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To which they call Your SrECIAL ATTENTION.
They il requested will send you their improved and
accurate RULES for simultaneously, aud .
full line of samples from their IMMENSE stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, CoatinS, &C., &c, thus en-
abling parties in any part Of the country TO order
their clothing direct from them, with the certainty
Of receiving garments Of the very LATEST STYLE
and most PERFECT FIT attainable.
Goods ordered will be sent by exprrss, to he paid
for % delivery, providing that il they DO NOT FIT,
they ran be returned at THEIR EXPENSE.
As is well known through the South and West
they have for FOURTEEN years ExCELLED in all
departments Of their business, which is guarantee
As TO the characte,i Of the Goods they would send
out.
krLEs FOR SELF-NEAsURENENT, Samples Of
Goods, Illustrated Circular and Price List sent FREE
on application. TICKNOR & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either Ready
Made or Made To Or,ler. 631 and COS n.
Fourth-st., st Louis, NJ
p. 5. -Purchases grafuitous!y made Of ALL
KINDS for any Of our friends that may desire ar
ticles bought for them in the city. oct2iwl27
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PERSONAL.
ORDERING CLOTHING BY LETTER,

uCH0R & CO., the Celebrated Clothiers
q d. Louis. No., announce the introduction OF a
plan Of
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Administrator Sale OF Real
Estate.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
y subscriber, Administrator de boais H0a Of the
Estate of j. Il. Pickering, deceased. will sell ~
public sale at the door of the Court House. in tine
City Of Leavenworth, at o clock in the afternoon
Of Saturday, the 9Th day Of November a. d. I~1n,
the following described Real Estate situate in Law
enworth County, Kansas, to wit: The south half
Of the northwest quarter Of section eleven, town
ship ten, range tventy-one. THE : ~ Of the II. w.
a al sec. II, town. 10, range 81
TEENs-Cash in hand.
W. T.. BYLEE. Administrator
de b'ts nm, Of the Estate Of J. B. Pickering dee a.
ori6yI21