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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-01

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ment in the Missouri Valley.
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WARMERS FILE REMEDY HAS NEVEk
titled tn0t even In gae easel TO cure the very wos
cases Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Incco
vhO ere Afflicted should Immediately call n their
druggist and ecs WARxER's PILE REMEDY. IL -
expressly f1r the Piles and il not recommesded 70
cure any other diseasc II has cured many cases o.
over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
sale by druggists everywhere.
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FOR SALE.

ElARM FOR SALE-12O ACRES PRAIRIE
l. Improved. A few miles from Paramount Sta
ton, Leavenworth County. ST, 200 cash down.
]. A. BLACKMAN.
Paramount, Kansas. au31d&w
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WANTED,

4 G.STS WAN II.D-(s225 a NONl y
N The AMERICAN KNITTING NA INE
CO., Boston Max, OF 81. Louis. SO. &C.. WIPE
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As heretofore, our Mills will he built Of choice
Burr Blocks, selected at the Qgarries in France.
send for Descriptive Pamphlet containing TREATIES
on Milling, sent by mail free. Address,
ISAAC STRACB co.,
Cor. Front and John sts. Cincinnati, o.
iy3w II:
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As an advertising medium The Leav-
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of Chicago and st. Louis, having the
largest circulation.
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Of Chicago and st. Louis, having the
largest circulation.
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Of Chicago and st. Louis, having the
largest circulation.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
"INNOCENTS ABROAD;

By MARK TWAIN An octave volume Of 60
pages, and "a beautiful en2ravings. Our agents
are clearing from 500 to $50 per month selling
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These Mills were first made
to supply the wants Of the
Planters and Stock Growers VI
the Seuth, but their fame has
spread 20 everyqt;arter OF the
globe, and they are now soti
and used in Europe, Asia, AZ
RIGA and South America. To
supply the increasing demand
1--WE have enlarged our Manu-
factory and added valuable i'm
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Liabilities OF Express Companies.

\ legal decision, involving the liability of
express companies, has recently been made
in New York, in the case of Cochran Va. the
Adams Express Company. We copy from
the New York Daily BuL!etia:
The facts of the case are briefly these: The
sum of 5000 was committed to the COM
pany to be taken to New Orleans. The
money was supposed to have been put in the
company's safe on board the stea ner Bio-EiO,
which was burned at New Orleans before dis
charging her cargo. The safe was shown to
have beer. pui into 4 dry goods box and pro-
perry shipped, but no one could tell what
had become OF it after it was taken on board,
nor could the divers who visited the vessel
discover any trace OF ii. The defence was
based upon the proviso Of the contract by
which the company were relieved from re-
sponsibility for any loss unless it was proved
TO have resulted from the fraud or negligence
OF themselves or their agents. Judge Cor
dozo, before whom the case was first tried,
held that although there was no direct evil
dence of fraud. enough had been proved to
put upon the company the burden Of proving
that they were not negligent. Judgment
was accordingly given for the plaintiff, and
this, On appeal, the Supreme Court in gen.
eral term has promptly affirmed. The CIR
cun,stances OF the case are not extraordinary,
and the Judgment which is now sustained is
of importance as defining more clearly the
responsibility of express companies for the
safe transportation and delivery of valuables
committed TO their care.
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WARMERS COUGH BALSAM h healing. soft-
ening and expectOrating The extraordinary power
IL possesses in Immediately relieving. and eventu-
ally curing the most obstinate cases Of Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh,
Hoarseness Asthma and Consumption is almost in
credible. 30 prompt Is the relief and certain its e-
fcts in al the above cases. or any affection Of the
thruat AMI lungs, that thousands of physicians are
daily prescribing il, and and all say that II Is
the most healing and expeetorafing medicine
known. One dose always affords relief, and in
most cases bottle effects . cure. Sold by drug
gists, in large bottles. Price One Dollar. 1t is
your own fault If You still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
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AdninistratoF's Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LKAyESwokTH CsCxTY.
In the Probate Cont, in and :far said County.
In the natter ofthe Estate D.
Henry ". Robipssa, DEED.
NOTICE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
N TIERS CT Administration have l.een TrantSri u
the rndeTzisned on the Estate ef Henry " ROLin-
son. late OF said County, deceased. by the Hooo,,
sb,e. the PROBATE Con-; OF rhe Countr and s;e,e
afcTessii- ds-si the 18th a-r OF Norershcr. A y
IS.n. Cc-. sii persons having Gains against ,hs
aid estes a-e hereby noz;Ged. rhef ,hev r,rs,
p-ssan- re s.-1e 20 he undersigned for a,ioxaacs
within year foTn Fac da-e .: sid letter. :,
they riav . r-ec,ri.i :rps, any henef, ~ ~rcI
estre, s;s that II such eisins b. rot exh;b:rs'
within ;.-ec years after the date Of said let.ers.
theY shsi 10 Sqever baETed.
LCTHERA +. ROBINSON, Admir-
oftlse late q Henry q. Robinson. Decd.
lesye-worh County, Nov. lCth, 1870.
neyltNJT -
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WARMERS DYsPEf.MA TONIC Is PRE-
PARED expressly for Dysprptics snd thcee suffer
ing with habitual Costivene II Is slightly slim
ulasing tonic and splendid appetizer; il strength
ems the stomach and restores the digestive organs to
their healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic
persons should use WARNER's DYSPEPSIA Tonic.
For sale by druggists. Price One Dollar.
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Doctors are Using it.

Doctors are Using it.
FREDONIA, OCT. %, 1858.
have used DIR. Smiths Electric Oil, and find L
j. the best medicine ever used for deafness
GEc. T. WMIFoED, VI. y.
Everybody knows HAEcorRr, Agent for Peoples
Line Of Steamers for p years.
White Swelling Cured.
ALBANY, December :.
Dr. SMITH, Philads,pha-Dear Sig: Yoa- Elec-
tric Oil cured Eiy son, who WAS for t-o yes under
the care Of an e:aineu- physician, and given upa
cripple for life Signed, j. W. HARCOtRT
GALVESTON, TEXAS, March -.
DE- SMrrH:-Your Electric Oil is selling well.
The Dollar size sells best here. send me "A dozen
Of each size. Yours truly.
y. u. LABADIE.
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sseAGES AT THEIR BLOODY WORK
the bleeding Texas froHffCr-Out-
RACES Sy the SgYa~cS.

the f.Iccs!iug Texas EroHfiCr-Ouf.
RACES by the SeyaGes.
Fran the Austin (Texas) Journal, Nov. 10.
More than n year ago Mr.. Field and his
family were living near the san Saba. few
miles from Fort McKavitt, on an irrigable
farm. One day. while engaged in labor near
the house and unarmed, he was surprised by
Il party of Indians, who ran him into the
chaparral. His wife, At the house, very
fearless woman and an excellent rider, hop
ina to assist her husband, mounted her
lsrse and rode towards him to give him
his rita Her devoted courage saved him,
but she wE Chased, captured and CARRIED off.
Great sympathy was ielt both at the fort and
among the settlers, and numerous scouting
parties secured the forntier for hundreds of
miles, but the heroic woman was never recov-
cred. Mr.. Field offered 4 large reward,
which, with the circumstances of the capture,
WAS widely published by the press of Texas
and OF Kansas. General Carleton, then COM
handing the post OF San Antonio, sent the
information to all the forts on our border
and al the Reserve, and ii was confidently
hoped that II Mrs. Field WAS held as cap
tive bv the s;tvages the indIccment of Il large
reward would procure her restoration. One
of the band of savages, who had been pill
laying on our border, told an iUdian trader
that the Inflated woman Z few days after she
was taken was tied 20 4 tree and murdered,
each warrior in turn shooting an arrow into
her body. The husband, however, with
many others acquainted with the Indian char
acter, discredits this story, and believes that
his self-sacriiicing wife is still detained as Il
slave. some Say1rp G:tnn
\ letter from the Quaker Indian Agent al
Fort Sill 20 Mr.. Field. corroborates every
thing we have said relative to the senseless
and atrocious Indian policy that prevails at
Washington. The Indian agents state that
the Indians on the Wichita Reserve, who are
all under the protection Of the national gov
eminent, and FED, clothed and sheltered by
its care, are ravaging our settlements. and
that the policy pursued acts as a premium OH
robbery and murder. When the are peace-y
FIJI they get no supplies; but when they COM
nit depredations the government pays them
TO quit. SAYS this agent, 1.-THE Indians have
repeatedly told me that in order to get large
supply OF goods they had TO go on the war
path.
Such cutrages as that from which Mr.. Field
is suffering are of daily committal on the
frontier, and to prevent them the Governor,
who has himself lived on the Indian border,
and has seen thewreck and ravage which are
left in the wake OF these barbarian raids. has
made the most resolute effort.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

n u AID OUR
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WE WILL PAY AGENTS

sion TO sell our new Inventions. Address
J. w. FRINK & co. Marshall, Mich.
nOv2Sw13D
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White Swelling Cured.

Everybody knows HAEcorRT, Agent for People
Line of Steamers for - years.
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"WoTS, vo-:s wo-s,
While the cock j Growing aloof.
And work, work, work.
til the stars shine through the roof,
is oh, 70 tea slave
Along With the barha.ous Turk,
Where woman has never a soul to save,
lfth.s 5 Christian work,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

The Des Moines Register and Bur
lington .Hawk. Eye have opened the
gubernatorial contest, and between
them suggest the names of the fol-
nsDg isSuaaese9faae prCp,ctiss
capdidates: Dodge and Baldwin,
|of fgAsxltI&ie AhiJss, Of Nilsl.
|eao 0se6 r.paass, Il v,bsssr;
MFight 81 ,Cedsr,t PRICE, Of Scott
Slagic, Of JeffSfsdn Burdick and
Balls, Of Winneshiek; Grinnell, Of
Poweshiek q now papdidate) Scott
EdfHtf} slliAoa III Dubs1ss.rll.
lon, OF Des MoiheS, O'cdnn6r, 81
Muscatine, &c, &C., &c., &c.
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A full and complets stock Of Pure
Vince, Brandies, Whiskics for Modi-
|cale Purposea only, Tin accordance
with the laws Of the State Of Iowa
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LIBERAL CHRlsTIANITY.-Te Uni
tarians Of Davenport, which is the
mildest known form Of christianity
held . two Gays Fair recently, wind.
Ing up with q grand pious "shin-dig,' y
the whole netting about $500, accord.
ing TO the Davenport Democrat,
which is jubilant thereat.
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Sim CLANCY, Esq., has been ap-
pointed Post Trader, at Fort Dayis,
Texas, one Ofthe very best Of the
southern Posts. y He will leave for
his post Of duty 10 few days, and
the wishes Of an army, offrisnds WIN
g" with him, for, sapcese.a N, /, - /, III
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Goo W. Mccullough. the Egg
King and Produce DealsT" Of the
town, he's rscsivsd portion Of his
new ptock Of Liquors. In . few days
Ass vp ~ E4{ ndyE $a$l
direcs froul "Hsrod
broaghs to shsnistket. v a. - f.
George 10 running this in connec-
ton with his produce business, 10
Scullya new brick on Green street,
corner OF River: We predict for
George grand succedA in his new
satssprise, = his many friends and
.thcse that ever traded with George
know that he 10 true and honest.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

LAST NIdHT.-The Ball of the
Ottumwa Fire Company was oxcssd.
ingly thin last night, because il was
not advertised, and but few people
were there ! ,s = n
John A: sindlineer, Of the Earo-
pcan Restaurant, Market street,
nevertheless, gave the beat enter
tainmsht Of the season. which vas
spoken Of in the Highest terms Of
praise ~ III ~ho were present. \ al
He. hea tho bulk of his psovisioss
left oyer. and donated 70 th1S nfsce
an elegant cake. His doastien 70 |
the ComFssya amolntSd 70 ab0utl
s25. John il liberal donator.
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Minister Washburn writes that, in
spite Of false dispatches, the French
are bong daily beaten, At all points,
and that tho capitalization Of Paris
cannot be postponed beyond three
weeks.
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sror THEM.-Th There l. one s,Dr.'
G. II. Smith, "Chronic'' charlatan,
and his hummer, G. w. Starr, who
ordered some work done at this
Office recently, and then jumped their
account, as well as their board bill
at the Ballingall' They are ~ route
to Des Moines. and should b spotted
by the press, while chickens would
also do well to roost high while they
are about, NJ .
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Railroad MeosanrII.,

The railroad meeting lass a;skt,
at the Ballingall House, was ven =.
tended, and ives organised By callins
Mayor Littletoa 70 the chair, and
choosing. r p, Dsvin Esq, 4 ssc'Y.
We expectcd TO- hare rscsiysd IN
proceedings Of ths meeting fson !, y,
Secretary. but w learn that IN.
Como out Of town, and We ars Obliged
to mako mp report from nsssosy.
Two resolutions wers passed 81, tks
meeting sftcra very full and frss
discussion. Thsleenor Of these rsso.
buttons 4vas that the people Of this
city ASH that, whatever aid they give
to tho road be coupled with she ioca.r
ting here Of the machine shops,
and that il order 70 assist ia build
ing the road and to obtain the shops
here, the, meeting favored the rais--
ing of 100000. We are decidedly Of
the opinion that for a commence
ment, the result Of the meeting was
very favorable towards the enter
prise. and that tho company, or those
gentlemen proposing to organize the
company, shonld not be discouraged, 1
but rather, much encouraged, from
the action Of The people who
attended the meeting. - !. 81 ''.
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.iWINR oE-E.IEE|

4 assf ~ 1N6 OF --LsIFE
z TAel great Biooi Further ana psJd.
Drink kWarneS's Vinnm Vito, o.. wi Of
Me, n nee from any poisonous drugs d.
puriu6G sbeSng prepared for those VIE.
qutre stimnlanG It is a splendid apffer
~ lfying the biood. II il The most n.
mt AID delicious, article ever offered Ia
spublt4, fnf superior to brandy, whisky Ee
bistcrt. or any other article. Itismore I'D y
lNnd cheaper. Both male and female, III
Or old, can take the Wine OF Life. Ii Iec
'Mets life preyerver. Those WHO wish to Ii
COED health and free How of lively grk
VII do well 10 take the Wine Of Life IL
uqtlnerens from any thing ever before I'M,
~ rs sold by druggists; also at all respecG
asloons. Price one dollar, in quart botfldE
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Tho State Register says that the
Hsss j AszEliott, Commissioner
hes sold, fer the d. v. Railroad Com,
pany, eSlO.OO worth ofland.
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The City Fashsss ere mskiss Z
ass improvement ats6s nfohing Of
Aaia and Jefferson streets, by put
ting 10 two splendid culverts to con-
vey The water from the hill.
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The North Missouri Railroad Co.
IS putting in small repair shop 1t
this place. They ore, also making
yards for the confinement Of stock
to be eA jbl4Sssr The fp6d d i,
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Gen. Hedrick and. DR.. Hinsey
are about plating into lots : thirty.
five-aore tract Of ground above tie
city on Tho old Harrow farm,
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THE 0TTUMWACOUR
City and County News.

FROM the Daily Courier. Decembss sth.
PERSONAL. - Burt Clancy, j..
errived Last night.
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If any Of orr pstrons can farnish
this oflics with tho following mum.
bers OF psr weekly, to Wit: Jan. 2lst.
Feb. 24th and Aug. alst 1870, -
should Be greatly obliged. as6 So
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

PERsosAL.-Ed. White, the populai
insurance Agent, afterselliss oat Ii.
business to Capt. collars, has accent
ed ths position ofGensral b Rent, Is,
Iowa, for the N. Y. Security Lie
Insurance Company, ana WIN move,
about{as'rl jet, 70 Dassapert, = ~
sumo his Responsible position. s1s1 :
Ottumwa parts with 3D. and his
estimkblsl gib With rssr,t, and can
only say that Ottumwa's loss il Dav.
enports gain. . 100 i.sss, ~ 1885, ..
Mr.W. Il. Resor, Of Alexandria
Missouri, is in the city, looking ont
for aiocation for the law practice.
Heis represented as a young GEN
tleman OF good legal requirements,
and his location among us Will be :
valuable. acquisition. IS
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From tho Daily, December 0

Green street, from Front to the
bridge, viii be completed TO-DAY
This is valuable Improvement, and
it is but Justice that it should have
been done 90 % to have IN excellent
approach 70 our excellent bridge &
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vgo4pltl5 EBestq 4
j Elrss.Y 2st Can't kTT

Ant Jo&ss,S Ast Capt. A&
Beckwith, the efficient Road Master
Of the Burlington 4 Aissour, Rail.
road for 10 many years, together
with his vito, were the recipients the
other day from the hands- OF his
subordinstes. VI : stasedil 80 gold
watch and chain, and other valuable
considerations including ono .fhpps.
and dollars in greenbackes sssoA34i
ing TO eighteen hundred dollars in oil.
Captain Beckwith WAS . gallant on
cor IN the 4th cavalry, and has boon
for years in the responsible position
b paN 5saas ~ sza al
lion Of that great thoroaghfars tssti.
6es to his skill in it, management,
while this voluntary recognition nf,,
bic gentlemanly and urbsHe
auSlities from his snployses, il ~
.tsditabls to the givsfsSs tAs'rsckvs
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

fThe lewa Besrkeepsfs' sCpnYsp-
aoa- fork the Sesok mAetS at pes
Moines on the 18th inst.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

Mceets Johns Wolf and Dr.. s.
D. Carpenter lefs to-day for 81.
Louis, No, QA bpsipess connected
with The extension Of the. St. Louis
h Cedar Rapids railroad, p &
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

PosrPoklD. - Yesterday was the
day fixed to let the contract for the
stone-work Of the basement Of the
new Capitol at Des Moinss, but on
account Of, The Commission not
having received from tho chemist an
analysis Of the different speo,nena
OF stone presented, the Board decided
to postpone the letting to tho I'd
Wednesday in January. All bid
were consequently, Withdrawn M M
opened, amcng them the one mad.
by our fellow citizen, John j. For