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LEGAL NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvEyworIn CorSTY.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County
In the matter Of the Estate
Augustus ". Sawyer, Decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Admin
N istration have been granted TO the undersigned
on the Estate OF Augustus VI. Sawyer, late Of SAID
County, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate
Court OF the County and state Aforesaid, dated th'
i3;h day Of October, A. H. 1870 Now, all person
having claims against the saij estate, are hereby
notified, that they mus; present the 10 the IN
dersigned fur allowance within one year froia III.
date Of saidletter-, they may he preclude from
any isnef'of such estate and that II such claims d
not exhibited within three years after the date q
said Letters, they shall be forever barred.
MARTHA b. SAWYER, Adm T.
Of the Estate Of Augustus ". sawyer, Deed
Leavenworth C;y, Oct. 1ssh, 1870.
Oc;l6ditkv3v
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SHOULD HAVE ONE.

After sixteen years experience we are
prepared to furnish q better Machine
for the Purpose Of family sewing than
any other.
The qualities which recommend this
machine are:
LIST. Durability. 1t will last longer
than any other machine.
I'd. Economy Of thread.
ID. Simplicity and thOrOughness Of
construction.
4th. Ii has no shuttle and makes the
Lock Stitch.
9Th. Beauty and excellence Of stitch,
alike ON both sides OF the fabric sewed.
9Th. Strength, flrmness and durabil.
ity Of seam that will not ravel.
9Th. Its wide range OF application to
purposes and material.
8. Conpactness and elegance Of model
and finish.
9Th. Speed and ease Of operation and
management, and quietness Of move
ment.
10th. 1t has fifteen pieces less than
any shuttle machine, table included.
nth. 1t has fewer pieces exposed tO
wear than any other Lock Stitch Ma
chine. 'zi,a'
18th. Ii Is the most simple in con.
structiOn, and easiest adapted to differ
ent kinds Of work; il can be changed
from coarse to fine, or from fine work
to coarse, where q change Of needle,
thread. length Of stitch and tension are
required, in less time than any other
machine.
II Is deservedly the
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FOUND.

MOUND srRAYED = PERSONS HAVING
IN l0e Hcrses, Cattle or Stsek of any kind, may
ind the same by fSsvariing minute description oi
stock, With sddress d owner 20 me At Pennington,
Atchisou Connty, Ksnsas-
81 Terms reasonable.
jy 2ewils THOMAS Lesson.
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The next regular meeting of the Labor
Union will be held At the District Court
Room, next Saturday evening, at halfpast Z
O'Clock.
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ABOUT $50, 900 of our city taxes will be
IN scrip.
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MANHOOD! WOMlNH00D !

TNXPLAINING WHO MAY, AND WHO
II ought no; to marry. Excessive sexual excite
ment-ITs CAUSES, with needful advice. All
that is wer,h knowing about PREVENTION. Also
WHY so many of both sexes have PIMPLES on the
face &C. and giving sufiin1ent reasons Why one
half Of the females, in this land Of ours PRE-
NATURELY ISFIRM. II my suggestions were
followed by all, death by CONSUMPTION would
decrease one-half in a single generation. erSo
father Of f,niiiy afI6rd be without the in
, formation. E5 No young man bu; ought 10 read
''Ma,ihc-f.' H4-So. young lady but csght 10
read s.WonanhO0I. They are bound separately
and sent prepaid, by mail. SECURE FROM OBJ
! SERvATfON, at - ceats eneh, both together
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VALUABLE WoRK.-W. r. Vaughan &
Co, of Council Bluff, are compiling bust
ness directory of the towns on the line Of the
Kansas City, st. Joseph & Council Bluffs
Railroad. The book will be printed in the
best style, and our business men will find it
to their advantage to insert their cards in its
pages. Mr.. Ii. c. Smith, the agent Of this
work is now in the city, and will call upon
our merchants. The book will have large
circulation throughout the Missouri Valley.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
NOTICE.
LEAvESwoErH, kansas, /
August I, 1870.
YIyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BECOME ASSO-
i GATED As General Agents Of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co. Of Hartford
States Of Teras, Arkansas, Nebraska, and the
Territories Of Colorado, Wyomiag, Non
sdno, Dcksa, IDAHO, Utdh, Arizona
and New IMc1:co.
Ako Agents FIR the State Of
x - N - u -
Agents, Pulley .holders, and others, within the
above named limits. desiring 70 communicate With
the Company. will please address HOPKINS 4 Ora
HAN, IS Delsware-st., Leavenvorth, Kansas
Ne take this occasion to call your attention TO the
following statement: Ga. incorporated 1876. As
sets over $50 coe, 90. Cash Loaned in the West,
SO, oo0, COO.
OyFICERs-IIon. James Goodwin, President: z.
Preston Vice President; w. 8. Oimstesd. See y
f. B. Waikin,on, 2d Vice President; Col J. l.
Green Asst Scc'y; T.. W. Bryant, Actuary.
.. J. HOPKINS, Leavenwesth, Kan.
J. q. GRAHAM, late Of the Genera
| seplS1&wiS5 Agency st. Louis, No.
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recently by the mysterious disappearance of
merchant leaving a wife and several
children. Fears have been dissipated by
news of his arrival at q relatives residence
in the East,
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EAsTON, KAN, Oct. IA, 1870.

Capt. w. d. Masth7rs: -....--. 81.
DEAR SIR: We propose having politi-
cal meeting about two miles below Easson,
at the 'White School House." There are
quite number of our colored friends in that
neighborhood who desire the meeting. There
will be good turn out, and We desire and
invite you to address the meeting. The
meeting will be Saturday evening, October
ed. The political outlook in our Town
ship seems encouraging, and We hope to gain
a victory over rotten and corrupt Democ-
racv. Write me whether you can be with us.
Yours &c, W. NJ. KIScAD,
Secretary Ex. Committee.
Capt. Matthews will be on hand. The
following are the proceedings Of meeting
of colored Republicans held at Hathaway
school house, on the 18Th inst:
The meeting Was called to order By LUX.
Overman. On motion, T. Rainy was elected
Chairman, and John Dixon Secretary.
The following resolutions were offered ant
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, In view Of the laarge number o
colored voters in Leavenworth County, tina
we do most earnestly endorse the action o
the colored citizens of Leavenworth, at tn
mas meeting held on Monday evening Octo
her, the Sd. Piedging themselves to max
an earnest effort to secure colored man 70
one of the State Senators At the cnauin
fall election, and BY unanimous voice ds
claring Capt VIM. d. Matthews their choice
Resolved, That in Capt. w. D. Matthew,
III. colored men Of Kansas, have ever fo,in
true ffiend for freedom, equal and politics
rights, an earnest worker and staunc
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AT meeting Of the Labor Union, held al
the Court House last evening, committee.
were appointed to effect organizations in the
several wards Of the city, and in the town.
ships throughout the county; and it was di,
rected that delegates be chosen to County
Convention, to be held in this city, on Fri
day, the 18th inst, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Subscription books were prepared, to re
ceive subscriptions for the establishment Of
a newspaper to advocate the principles, and
aid in carrying out the objects of the Labor
Reform movement. The following gentle
men have the books in charge, who will re-
ceive subscriptions and explain the details of
the matter:
First Ward-H. B. Carter.
Second Ward-P. McGraw.
Third Ward-T. L. johnson. ..
Fourth Ward-John j. Murphy.
Among other business the following pre-
amble and resolutions were presented by the
President, J. S. Coulter, and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, Amos Sanford, who was NOM
mated by the late Workingmen's Convention
at Topeka, as their candidate for Congress,
has withdrawn from the canvass; and.
whereas he recommends the selection Of X.
C.. Foster, the Democratic nOmine e, to fill
the vacancy caused by his resignation:
therefore,
Resolved, That the members of the Leav-
enworth Labor Union No. l. Condemn and
repudiate the action of Mr.. Sanford, in ma
king such recommendation; and that they
refuse to be a party to any such action.
Rcsolrcd, That we do not recognize the
right of any man to dispose of the votes of
the Workingmen of Kansas, by transferring
them, without their consent, to the candidate
Of either of the great parties now in exist
ence,
Resolucd, That it is the right, as well as
the duty, of every member of this Union, in
the absence of nominations for the several
Offices, to exercise his own judgment in
choosing from the nominees of both parties
having candidates in the field, such men as
hold sentiments entirely in accord with the
principles advocated by, and the interests Of
the working classes.
Rcsolred, That the Secretary he instructed
to forward a copy ofthese resolutions, signed
by the proper officers of the Union, to Capt.
c. .. Smith, Chairman of the Workingmen's
State Central Committee, at Topeka.
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Republican, and we pledge ourselves
to give him our earnest support to
secure his nomination and election, and rec
ommend the same to all good Republicans
throughout the country.
Resoired, That there resolutions be pub
lished in the Daily TINES. 80 j
TALON RAINEY, Chairman,
J. DIXON, Secretary.
Republscan County Cessral Com
nittee. -r
Pursuant to call the Republican Central
Commute of Leavenworth county met on
Friday, Oct. 18th, 1870.
1t was ordered that, there being vacancy
in the Office of Sheriff, there be call for the
nomination of a candidate for that Office, at
the meeting Of the County Convention, which
meets on the 18th inst, and that it be put
in the List of nominations.
Ordered that the place of holding the Pri-
mary meeting of Paramount Township be
changed from Paramount Station to Towne's
School House, such being the written request
of six Republican voters in said Township.
The following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Chairman and Secreta-
~ be authorized to issue the foregoing adj
dress as part of the former call made by
this Committee, and that these proceedings
be published in the Republican papers Of
the city.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JoHS SCHOrT. Chairman
CT. ii. NJ. MOORE, Secretary. ~.
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PRAIRIE chickens are plenty in the vicin-
ity of the city. Every morning and evening
large focks Hy over, and our sportsmen on
the outskirts shoot them from their houses.
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CRY scrip is selling at 80 cents on the
dollar.
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SHAWNEE street bridge, west of Broadway,
is in imminent danger of wishing away dur
ing the first freshet. Shawnee street bridge,
east Of Broadway, is to be repaired, and We
judge soon, as large quantity of rock is On
the site of the work
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MONTGOMERY. LABETTE, ClIERO.
KEE, CRAWFORD Ann. HOW.
ARD COUNTIES ~
a Lively Convention.

OswEGo, KAN, Oct 1lth, 1870.
To the Editor Of TIE Times:
The Republican Convention met in the
Court House in this city yesterday afternoon,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate
for District Judge, of the 18th Judicial Dis
trio, comprising the counties of Montgom-
cry, Labette, Cherokee, Crawford and How
ard. The latter county sent no delegation
and was not, therefore, represented. After a
permanent organization had been effected,
the following gentlemen were put in nomin-
alton: J. T. Voss, of CrawfordCounty;T hos
Harrison, of Montgomery County; w. z.
Bishop, of this city and W. NJ. Methcny, OF
Baxter Springs.
In short and neat speeches the candidates
declared their Republican principles, and
pledged themselves to abide by the action OF
the Convention and heartily support the
nominee.
Then began a lively scene. Nine inllots
were taken with the same result-Voss,
Bishop and Harrison each having four votes
and Metheny taking the lead with five. Sew
eral recesses were taken, but no nomidation
could be made. At the fortieth ballot the
Convention adjourned for supper. After
supper the same proceedings were had until
the sixtv-second ballot, when Metheny re-
ceived the nomination. H. G. Webb, the
independent candidate for the Office of Dis
trict Judge in the District, as soon as the
nomination was made challenged Metheny
TO joint discussion throughout the District.
Judge NJ. was not in the room at the time,
and know not what disposition has been
made Of the challenge.
Lean give no opinion as to the relative
chances of the candidates for election. Webb
is conceded to Ike the deeper lawyer-the
ADLER reasoner.
Your correspondent was very much
amused at the proceedings Of the Convention.
Each county stubbornly remained true to
its candidate through the afternoon and
evening, and not until it was plainly to be
seen that such preference would do no good,
was compromise effected, and Judge
Metheny put in nomination. Much whisper
ing in corners and ON lone benches indicated
a deep interest in the minds of the rival
candidates for judicial honors, and the
nominees, no doubt, feel proud of the result
and feel gratifietl that he was the chosen
man.
Oswego 1ourishes, and l must now cease
drawing on yonr patience.
EVERETT.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE .-7f. -'.
Roper CaIorie Engine four a. horse power-nearly
new. Apply at ,his orice3
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Missouri Synod.

This body met in this city yesterday, Oc..
18th, a, IL o'clock A. N. The opening ser
mon was preached by Rev. A. A. Moore Of
Lexington Presbytery, from 1st Cor, 18th
chapter and 5Sth verse. The constituting
prayer was offered by Rev. j. T. A. Hen.
derscn of Independence, Mo. Rev. J. A.
Prather was elected Moderator; Rev. ]. G.
Dalton, Clerk, and Rev. James Martin, As
. sistant Clerk. % i7E #
The following committees we're appointed
On the state of religion and statistics of tn
Synod, P. G. Rea, r. J. Burns, H. A
Tucker and w. L. Boydston.
On Overtures, A. A. Moore, J. B. Green
NJ. j. Amick and VIM. Burk.
On Sabbath Schools, D. Hogan, W. d
Mahon, E. E. Baker and T. ]. Whitsett.
On Missions, Il. S. Reed, J. T. A. Hen
dereon, G.. L. Moad and J. H. Haux.
On Education, J. T. A. Henderson, P. 6
Rea, d, Hogan, VIM. Haux, r. S. Reed
G. X. Hines and W. L. Boydston. "a
Synod adjourned till halfpast eight o'cloc
l = 80 ny. -
this morning.
The Second DayS' Proceedings.
The Synod met, yesterday morning, pun
suant to adjournment, and was opened wit
prayer by the Moderator. Hall an hour v,
spent in religious exercises conducted b
Rev. W. D. Mahan. -
,, Revs. H. X. Crockett, o. d. Allen, S. 4
Buckhart, and L. Munken, members
McAdaw Synod, were invited to seats
members in council.
A communication addressed to the Mode
: ator on the subject Of missions, was, on m
r. ton, referred to the Committee On Mission
e A communion from the committee appoin
? ed to visit the Missouri Female College, "
s received and referred to the Committee {
. Education.
: The financial interests of the Synod !
:. .quiring attention at this session were referr
! to the Committee ON Education.
III Revs. ]. II. Haux and J. d. Rush .,
h Elders H. Neil, r. c. Ewing and J.
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THERE is every sign of great activity in
the packing business. We paid a visit to
Joseph Durr's establishment yesterday, and
found that he had refitted his place SO as to
do double the work of last winter. New
picking watts, lard kettles, &C., have been
added, and he will commence business this
wacE
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The Kansas City Census.

~ hioIl tlIUc CtdtSS
Marshal Of Kansas City wrote to a. near rel
alive in this city that their census footed up
1850 and that the returns had been for
warded to Washington. This was before
the Leavenworth census was completed. As
soon as the Kansas City blowers learned that
our census would legitimately reach about
25,0O0, they went to work on hotel registers
railroad dclcts, rebel muster rolls, grave
wards and directories. In this way they say
they get $1,000, about Il, 900 being bogus.
We can produce a score or more of witnesses
from this city VIII" were put on census
schedules in hotel lsarlors, dining rooms
and Offices. They gave their names not
knowing it was for the census,
and the census taker filled up the blanks
afterwards. Among the number thus taken
were Mrs. Fletcher, Henry Ortman and w.
i. Hutchison. One of our citizens looked
over the shoulder of census taker while he
was taking of the hotel register. The hon
est fellow, between each two names, left a
blank of four to six lines. Curious to know
the next step in the programme, our friend
watched and saw him give each name a wife
and small family. Out Of eighteen arrivals
he added cighty-seven to the census. This
is only a single specimen and shows how a
city of Il, 900 can be raised TO s., 600 with a
few weeks labor by paid agents.
The figures now reported are fraud upon
the census bureau, and sufficient rascality
can be proven to have them rejected. Last
spring the vote of Kansas City was 500 lees
than that of Leavenworth, yet they claim &c
have several thousand more of population al
the first Of June, less than two months later
OF the three principal cities Of the Missouri
border, Kansas City falls far behind Leaven
worth and St. Joseph, in population and
wealth, while she is only the metropolis il
crime and bankruptcy.
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L,.sen 20 the Mocking BIRD.


Shoppers on Delaware street have often
been thrilled by the sweet warbling of a
mocking bird which hung out of a second
story window. Now that hooking bird, be-
sides being rare bird Of song, has a roman
tic history, which We learned recently. Its
owner is fair lady who several years ago dis
covered a nest in tree-top, which she de-
termined to possess. How she climbed that
tree we are not at liberty to tell, but from
the nest she took an egg which she concluded
10 hatch. And here's where the romance
comes in. After great deliberation she de-
cided to hatch it in her bosom. There in its
soft resting place it was brought into feath-
cred existence. No wonder il sings SO sweet
" and blithely. 4 crow Matched in such a
place would I've musical, hence the superior
ability of this mocking bird. The bird
Matching owner says she has been offered
five hundred dollars for her protege and re
fused. We have made no bid on the bird,
orr finances preventing, and will merely add
that it isn't every lady can climb a tree and
We hope this novel mode of rearing mocking
birds may not become mania with the fair
ones
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CLARK WHITTIER, II. D.,
GIT st. Charles street, st. Louis,
Who has given 4 lifelong special attention to the
treatment " all relating To the above requiY
ing medical interference, and has been LONGER
LOCATED IN ST. LOUIS than any other Chronic
Disease Physician. Izai his works and judge for
yourselves. Office Hours a.. m. TO p. m. TO
and to . p m. octdAw
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some PUMPKIN. Messs. John and Eme-
ry Bromell, formerly of the Golden Gate
House, in this city, now living near Osawat-
omie, brought to our Office yesterday a pump
kin measuring nearly six feet in circumfe-
renee and weighing sixty four pounds, and
not much ola year for pumpkins either.
How's that for drouthy Kansas
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We have seen copy Of the Dsily Sedalia
Republican, edited by Champion Vaughan,
formerly of Leayenworth. 1t has a substan-
tial appearance for SO young sheet, and
promises to do good service for the enterpris-
ing city Of Sedalia. The new paper could
not have an editor of more acknowledged
ability, and we hope it may succeed.
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Tireurs attacked squad Of Wurtcmburg
cavalry, in the forest of Fontainebleau, to-
day. killing many Of them The remainder
was pursued to Melun. The Prussian garri-
son there retreated on the approach Of the
French, leaving behind a large amount Of
stores which fell into our hands. -"
GENERAL GARIBALDi
has arrived at Besancon. i'a
GENERAL BOURBAKI
is appointed to a command near Orleans. He
has gone to his post. .i,, pr"
IN BoIBARDING. ~
NeRi=Beceeeh is constantly bombarded.
The garrison replies vigorously.
ABOUT ORLEANS AND IT'S OCCUPATION BY
'' THE PRussIANs.
LONDON, Oct l6-The acsion between the
French and Prusians, preceding the Occupa-
ton of Orleans, was very severe. About
f60O has been collected at the gate of the
citadel from sight-seefs since the Prussian
occupation of the city. This money is to be
applied for the benefit Of the German wound
ed and sick. -a
WHAT BRCssEIs CORRESPONDENT THINKS
BRUSSELS, OF. 15.-A Paris correspon-
dent Of the Ipdepeadepce thinks il possible
that Paris may be saved. He describes the
mines and pitfalls which have been thown
thick around the enceiMte Great quantities
of heavy guns, stores and projectiles have
been accumulated. Batteries of mitrailluse
| are sweeping every approach to the city. Hs
refers to the cold, wet weather, which mus,
scatter disease among the besiegers.
| THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
| Tours, Oct. l5-The journals report thai
| the Orleans Princes have been enrolled u
the army now forming At RUuen.
THE fRUssIANs RECENTLY CAPTURED 4
| .-.- !- BALLOON
from Paris. The French sent up two bal
looms, to prevent suspicion, and then allowet
| one Of them to be captured. This contsinet
a large number Of crenlars, printed ii
German, IS we'll as the different proclama
ftions issued lzfely By the government.
| I The ARC DE rRUxPH,
a. Paris, Is to be irou-clad. Walls will theI
be constructed. II is thought il will thu
become = formidable fortress. 1t will b
armed with enormous steel cannon now be
ing made Heavy cannon will also be sta
toned on the Island Of St. Louis, which
already has been strongly fortified in case ;h
Prussians should penetrate the city.
4 BALLOON NAIL FROM PARIS.
! TOMS, Oct ia communicate,
} dated Chaumont, this morning states tina
NJ. keratry, Chief of Police, who LEFT Paris
yesterday morning, at 10 clock in balloo
descended the same day Of Bar lie Duo, hay
, ing escaped pursuit Of the the enemy,
was slightly injured in the leg and head b
fthemdden fall Of the balloon.
4 On the 18th splendid fight took place :
Bagne.nx and Chaiillon, whence the enem
was iislodged. - = = e
During Reconnaissance of our forces, Il
enemy sustained considerable loss. II
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TOURS, Oct. 14.-Garabetta works con-
/, stantly with military chiefs, his object heing
the organization of the armed forces of the
country. When that has been accomplished
he will turn his attention to political mat
tiers. An American just arrived from Brest
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BERLIN, Oct,vH.-Of6cial despatch dated
COlmar, Wednesday, says: 5000 Prussian
troops are before Neuf Brisach, and invest
msnt OF towns is vigorous and complete.
Two German corps, numbering 3, 600 each,
levy contributions in the country around
COlmar. -.- -..