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Thousands Of ehiid,sa do annually Of worms. A
true vefnieide or worm killer has lcng been q de-
sideratum in medicine Ed~ard Wilder Mothers
Worm Syrup j. the thing nceisd to -ecurs children
against the insdous evils Of the many vorns which
inle.t Their intestinal trsrs II 10 reIiab,s II is
pleasant II is szfubrious. 1t is safe. " e1peis
round worms, 0resd WORMS, and the huge t,pe
worm. 1t eanno; fil. II ciears up the skin I:
s~eetens ,he temper Of ths lisiie sufferers. I.
secures sleep 1t briDes bark the appetite. II re-
liev.s the iumid belly. 1t advances the growth Of
the child. II restores tn. roses to its cheek. II
saves the teeth. 1t guar Is it against commissions,
spass, and 81. vitu. dance. 1t v FAR superior to
al, other medicines f,r sxpelling worms Mothers,
zee 70 :; that you give your children this truly
never-E,iling vorm-killer.
EDWARD WILDER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
2l5 MAIN-sr., MARBLE FDOSr,
Louisville. Ky.
pis-sun-tuSth&wiG9
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, To the Editor Of the Times:
Official information Of the murder Of First
Sergeant Michael Murphy, troop L, Seventh
Cavalry, has been received and is as follows:
On the evening Of September sd, Sergeant
Murphy, having obtained pass to 20 to
Denver city, left the camp 1t q o'clock for
River Bend, to await the tr.ina It the sta
ton. lie purchased his ticket and went to a
restaurant to await the can. Il appears that
while at the restaurant he met an infantry
corporal from Fort Lyon, who was on hA
way to camp, and who, on account Of bull
dog. was quarreling with , certain Mccarthy,
saloon keeper at the Bend, sho claimed
the dog as his property, and nia he must
have it Murphy advocated the canse Of the
soldier, and succeeded in pacifylng the par
tics two or three times. But a,ddenly, it
appears, some of McCanby's fienA cime in
and wanted to see the afaix settled. when
Murphy offered to fight Mccarthy a fist
fight, but the coward would not accept the
terms. He said to Murphy, "Pll shoot
with you" in consequence of which threat,
and seeing that he was overpowered, Muir
ply went to his valise where he had three
revolvers, and taking two out, repaired to the
table and offered Mccarthy his choice Of the
weapons, but the coward refused. Murphy
thinking the affair settled, replaced the re-
volvers around his waist, and the whole
thing was stopped for awhile. Then sud :
denly Mccarthy renewed the fuss, and pull
ing his revolver, fired. Then his "palo'
Franklin Crew, finished poor Murphy. One
ball lodged in his head, and the other in his
abdomen. The corporal was shot through
the left breast, and lived about fifteen min
utes. Murphy's death was instant. The
town being about three miles from camp, We
did not hear of the affair until morning, and
then ii was too late, for the murderers had left
town. Jack Grew, or franklin /. Crew, and
Mccarthy, are the authors. SOLDIER. '
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THE census of Kansas City is not yet com.
pleted-at least the Journal says it cannot
now announce the figures.
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REV. WINFIELD SCoIT, Of this city, is
attending revival now in progress at Fort
Scott - %
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$1,000
L. It . Fact


4 This ney article seems 70 have been submit
ted to the most rigid and impartial scrutiny.
A commission appointed by the American
Institute have paid such an official conpli-
ment to its merits as is rarely vouchsafSd by
cautious science to any "new thing under
the SUM- \ large proportion u the lad
ing hotel and restaurant prOprietOrs in New
York use it, and urge its use by Others, over
their signatures; and men eminent in science
have voluntarily come forward and endorsed
it as an economic culinary staple, and:
unexceptiOnal article of nourishment fot the
sick. The material from which it is manu-
factured- Carrageen or Irish Moss-is a
lichen found in inexhaustible quantities on
the coast Of Ireland, and may, be had for the
gathering, without money and without price.
Hence it will be cheap rs long as the sea and
the rocks last-which win be long enough
Cor all practicable purposes. Our main object
in this article has been to place what We be-
lieye TO be a subject Of great importance in
its true light; nothing more, nothing less.
The Sea Moss Farine is manufactured BY a
company whose central depot is at s. Park
Place, n. y. s..,...r.0.. eod&w
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Celored xe,ninasaen ssrseaae Senator

C0lored Nominas1on forS state Senator
On Thursday evening, Sept. 18th, meet
ing Of colored men was. held at Matthew,
Hall in this city. ;
On motion, Thomas Newton was elected
Chairman and F. Lightner Secretary. r
Rev. J. c. Embry offered the following
resolutions which were, aftez: some discussion.
unanimously adopted:
Resoised, That As oolored Republicans We
make an earnest effort to secure q colore,l
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There is such medicine for the diseases for
which i, is recommenalA a. Ei~ari wilder s,om-
ach Bitters II il positively asserted that they are
altogether unequalled. They .re absolutely nfal-
lbc, if used according to dhectioas, in Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Intermittent Fever, Liver Complaint,
Collie, and Flux. They . tonic. They are en-
inently an alternative. They are superior to all
other medicines appetizer. They invigorate
the enfeehled stomach, and revive the oyerwrought
system. They add new power to the weakened
heart, and sustain the ovcrtaxesi brain. Besides
being superior To, they are unlike, all other B,t.rs.
in having for their base pure copper distilled Eour-
bon whiskcy. Thu. fact alone has given them u
character in the city where they are made, and
must commend them to the lov-n Of the cool and
the erruuine every where, To tho asxbus mother
weighed down it'll family care, to the mer, liant,
exhausted by the harrass Of business, to the dys-
P-pic, To him who suffers from consti PATTON To tn.
victim ofhux COLT debility, these Biter> offer
speedy and never failing relief Try them II
you take them once you will never amer h. without
them in your house.
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THE Junction City Union saws:

A young man named T. S. Moore. and
having several aliases, was arrested on
Thursday, charged with faxgsry. He had a
hearing before Justice Gordon in the after
noon, and, in default of s., 900 bail, was sent
to Jail n Maahatsan to await .his trial. The
evidence showed that he had been engaged
pretty excessively in forging passes ON the
kansas Pacific hallway Company, which he
would sell or pawn Tor small sums Of money.
These passes were writtaa on. telegraph
paper, two Of which wee iaa1odnced rs evil
dence, and were executed IN socA . manner
as to easily deceive anyone painted
with the method Of doing bufncs by rail-
ros. mea. The last pa1 isaed BY this
adrssit individual was to Denver and return.
He Toasted thar he had been pulling the
woor' over the eyes of the conductors on the
X. p. road for the last two months.
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All medical men arc sgreed that Sarsaparilla is
The most s0eist ofa IL Alternatives derived from
the Vegetable kinsaco, and the Iodde Of Potassium
tho nsss powerful II III thsss ostained from the
mineral world, snl III Who have had any large elm
ical experience are satisfied that either Of these sub
stances increases and ints.aiAs IL power Of the
other. TAe Psa,sA assneats the activity Of the
Sarnparilla, and this in its turn adds immensely
to the virtues Of the Potssh. Together, in the
binaiio. a Edward wnaer's saraParilla and Pot
ash. they constitute the most Rbvezfsi Blood P~i-
der ssa Cdss1asissss Ah@ssiss ever used. No dis
ease or affection which depends on inPurity Of the
blood can Eesias IL aetioa- s.eA b TIE confidence
In II that esss - Ssas1sAsS IA every case where
the directions Allowed In any Of the following
diseases: ScrofGla IN al il nultitudinous forms.
Chronic Rheumatism. Cutaneous Affections, Syph-
his or vsnereal Disease, Scroialoas Sore Eyes,
Glandular svellinss Of the Neck or elsewhere.
letter, Weeping Sore Leg. Ulcers Of every kind.
Pinples on the Face, Ringvors, Scald Head, Fall
Ing Of the Hair or AIlopeeia, White swelling Agus
Cake, Chronic EryaPsaas. Dsop.y, &C. This med
icine has aGsctej the moo: wonderful cures 50
much 50, that nov the moot eminent physicians in
the world prescribing It In their daily practice
They know Its worth. Nov Is the season Of the
year when your system requires an alternative med
ieins. Then get this at once.
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CHINA.

EXPULSION OF FOREIGNERS FROM CHINA
AND JAPAN.
LoNDoS, Oct. A telegram from Shang-
hal says the North China HeraM has
announced treaty concluded between China
End japan for the expulsion of foreigners.
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AUSTRIA.

RELATIONS BETWEEN RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
20 vIExNA, Oct. 3-The Reritr, Of this NOR
ming says? The alarming news about Bus
sia's war preparations are untrue. General
lgnatiff is still at Constantinople Russia
makes no war movements whatever. The
relation between Russia and Austria leave
nothing 10 be desired.
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| WEare,in receipt ofithe frs. number of a
paper started a, Louisville, Pottawatoniic
County, called the Kansas Exporter. Its ap-
pcarancc upon the stage Of Journalism is not
hcraIde,lby the usual salutatory and the name
Of the proprietor does not appear. But the
Republican ticket docs, and tIla,tindicatcs ia
tcliiscnce and morality, whilcits web filed
columns chow enterprise in the power be-
hind the throne, and We welcome the mystic
ricus stranger. Patawatomie cannot help
prssrering now even more than ever.
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ROLLING MnL.-We arc informed that
certain parties propose soon TO start a rolling
mill in this city. We are not authorized to
mention names at present but arc assured that
the enterprise will be commenced at no dis
tant day. Such an establishment would Ike
a grand thing for Lcavenworth, and could
not fail OF proving a profitable investment
for capitol. y ~ . -.
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man for State Senator at the ensuing fall
election. ..u.,,.:
L.'xs, ~. 80 ~. 3. .t..rs.h =. Iii
NV. The .u;ted s,pport. and endeavor to
crush out any other that may oppose MIN.
On motion the meeting proceeded 70
ballot with the following result. W. ID.
Matthews, 81; Thomas Newton, Is; J. {.
Embrey, 3.
On motion the nomination Of w. ID. Mat
thews was made unanimous.
On Monday evening, Oct. Sd, the colored
voters held ratification meeting at Mat
thews Hall, and the above proceedings were
read and unanimously endorsed.
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cSr6 Az. IiSh k sends to ,,v
address, post paid, Tor sixty cents, or four
packages for s. Pamphlet sent free. Sold
BY Druggists. DIV !.
& 6W W-SDL:
L. Il . Fact -
That Impurity Of the Blood is the. prime
canse Of almost every pain or ailment that
6esh = heif to gThzt such Is fbct seems to
be an intniiive knowledge, and the want of
some Depurant, or Blood Purifier, natural,
instructive desire. The Kidneys are the or
gam to which the duty belongs of purifying
the Blood. Their failure to perform this
duty causes the Blood To become vitnted,
and give rise to host Of ailments too ni-
merous to mention. WAYNES DlU-
RETlC ELIXIR will restore the Kidneys
To their proler action, and, together with its
ALTERNATIVE properties, will bring the
systsn 70 Health and Tigor.
October 5ch. ,r,iue1i -. e0dSw.
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THE LEADING PAPER.

THE LEAyExwoRrH TIxEs can be obtained q
49, Naux Ancnfs
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The World SPECIAL telegram from Rome,
states thaS the plndiseias Ivas 4,iperfect iafoe.
There were 5000 aye<, and but seventy
nays. He declares that the Italian ssidiers,
and paid agents, with the scum of Chi;fa de
Pont and the Parton, voted aye, but that a
vast number of the best citizens Of Rome, abb
stained from voting; some through fear, that
the change might not be permanent, and
others in obedience to orders of the Papal
Clergy. 1t cannot be denied, however, that
a great majority of the middle c,asses, Inv
yels and merchants, ard many Of the nes.il-
ity, voted openly and os,en:aiiously Cor annex
alton. e 81 ,,,,t.-, e.
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MARKET REPORr.

.-GrIr. LEAvEN WORTH, October ). ls10. /,
.-.a... ..H.F %.
Wholesale Trade.
~. GROCERIES,. 80
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AryrRIA.
rrpcnNsr @

foxDoN, Oct. 4.-Gens. Barnard, Wright
and Michler, American officers travelling
under warrant Of the War Department,
were presented 10 Baron Won B,,st, by
Minister Joy, on the 3oth Of September, and
to Emperor Francis Joseph on the following
day, at special audience. ..''', - =
~ AMERICAN MINISTER To TURKEY.
The new American Minister to Turkey,
McVeigh, is making short sciourn in Wen
ma, on his way to COnstantinople. -.''-
vienna, Oct. f.-Thc Austrian Govern.
ment again disclaim anxiety about Russia $
designs upon the Danubian principalities.
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pivlstox 1NivIoroR EMAxuEIiseABIyEr.
!, LONDON, Oct. "A correspondent writing
from Rome. Sept. 29th. saws: Il j, refDfted
that there Is = division in tI,e C.iiace a
Victor Emanuel about The transfer -Of the
seat of eovernmens 70 Rome some heinz in
favor Of going there Al once. while o,hersIarc
in favor Of waiting and taking lona breath
AFTER 80 great a surprise of GOOD Sst,n>. I n
4 prolpeble the former viii snrsv.;l.,, >. The,
ASH Of October is fixed for, s;i, - a.
THE VISIT OF THE KING: N, pour
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RRH-aRUA

BARRACKS AT RHEIMS BURNED.
,,s Ess s.fiK It ke6sips "s sa burned BY
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fIvorabiy Commented on Here. 'f - 4
4 pEsfArcfI FROM TIE EMrRES TO THE
"a =" EMPEROR, 1'"f
forwarded amer THE first two battles, has
been discovered and published, she says:
"Your despatch has been received" and
adds: stHave, you. considered the conse-
quences of a return to Paris under. the blow
Of two reverses. decline the responsibility
Of advising toiI. Ii ySsi Nave not decided,
would it not bs best ~ have i, stated to the
country thus: Tie Emperor returns 70
Paris to reofgMizIu the sound army, pro
visiopally entrusting the, cc:smayIer-in-
chief Of the army OF The Rhine to Bazaine.'"
'ssiIE'n II ,rUNAs DYrxa.,n.T = T..
LONDcS, !Od. sit is said that Aexan-
der pdmas is dying.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
LONDON, Oct. 4-Princc Napoleon has ad-
verti.ed his villa at Braugiers for sale.
The old republican party of France is re-
ported hostile to the plebiseitc and will not
Ss's Esf is ssa5E n RI L ss ,"s j,
ment.
Favre is said to be waiting an answer to
bis seropd letter to the Kipg of Prussia be-
DE deAididsg hdW t5les.'IV al BIZ -
ARRESTS .'DTp aEEs PsvvssIoNAL GOVERN
NENT. -,
Tours, Oct. lit is now certain that the
,esder xsecensly ISSUED ,by the Provisional
Government, 4er tbe, arrest Of Grand Perret
and Boincer, was occasioned by evidence
found in private documents seized at the
Tuiileries; that both these men we're aware
that the conspiracy trial at Blois was based
on evidence manufactured BY the police.
1'''r PROCLAMATION BY PREfHrT.
The Project Of Rhonc, a. Lyons, has pub
lished proclamation in accordance with the
action Of he66ve1Hinent, lately, conferring
plenary powers on the Projects.
ARRESTS.
LONDON, Oct. from LYONS it is stated
~ E}&Tlf.sds tx 2, h 10 has tsn ar
THE ASSOCIATES
Of Gen. Cluseret have been imprisoned.
GARIBALDI
a &Rsst ' REgs s,fssjsa yys under the
BARRACKS AT RHEIMS BURNED.
l fSs ,7fK It keSsips was sa burned BY
BISMARCK coNTRADITs FAvRE-HIs STORY
s.. ADOrT n "L0er KEY"
b BEnIIN, Oe.a Circular TO
the representatives of the German Cunieder-
h. k~ro.> IL AZ =
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LONDON, Oct. ST is reported that in
consequence Of the vuae of the Eternal City
having been cast unanimo14ly for the ruler
ship pf Victor, Emanuel, that ths Pope viii
take up bis residence 4 in the Island Of
Malta, ,fi.- -r-r'.-. .ei -. .fr. e lr-
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Death of Iere. Crowley.
From the Oshkosh Til

+ rom the OSnkOen lines.
Tie Manitowoc Plot, Of the l4th inst. :,
comes to us in mourning, bearing the un>
welcome news of Jere. Crowley's death.
He died on Monday morning, Sth inst,
aged Al years, 4 victim OF that insidious
foe of the Printer-consumption Mr..
Crowley, when but lad, came with his
father to Milwaukee, in lS43, and having
had some little experience in type>settlng,
vas given employment by Messr.. Noonan
& Hyer, then publishers of the Milwauke e
Courier. He soon acquired proficiency as
a workman, and by his natural qulckness and
ready wit, took prominent position among
the printers Of that day, and finally became
connected with the Press of the State as
editor and publisher, in which relation he
ever maintained respectable standing.
Fox several years past he has been in de-
clining health, resulting in an event which
all knowing him will deplore, as it takes
from society generous hearted man, and
robs the profession Of one Of its most able
and worthy members. Green be the grave
where Jere. rests, and bright the memory
which shall keep alive the many kind act:
and deeds of him who, in the MONDAY Of
life, passes away to that land toward which
all are Fastening.
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Another Revenue Daulter-How
a Congressman riedo hush 1t up.
From the Lcavenworth lKasas) Commercial
April IL
Some time ago We ga, an account OF
some extraordinary defalctions which had
taken place In the accents OF collector
John Speer, of the inteial revenue de-
| partment, but at that tire no iull exami-
nation OF the papers had AIKEN place, and
the extent of the embeslement was IN
known. Since that tie investigations
have been made, and ithas come TO our
/ knowledge that the fraud on the revenue,
committed by John Seer, involve an
amount of not less than 500, 900.
Up to the close of tn. year 1866, John
Speer, Of Lawrence, Tb earned the soa>
briquet Of the 81 nest, from his suppos
ed integrity, was the csiector OF revenue
for this state, and sometime ago it began
to be whispered that hi.accounts were not
entirely as they should pc. An investiga-
ton is now going on \ this city, and a
large number Of witnesses have been ex-
amined, from whose eidence there Is no
doubt that MIR. Speerhas received, In his
Official capacity, a sunni At least l00, 0N',
which remains unaccopted for, or rather
is accounted for BY tie ieries of fraudulent
statements, false affiisits, and forgeries,
which procc the conerter OF the same to
be a consumate scounGel.
1t appears that, 10 making his returns,
Speer placed on the list Of absconders and
insolvents many prominent citizens OF this
place whose receip:sfor taxes lie at that
time held, and the amounts Of which col
lectlons he had Appropriated to his own
use. These rames ae In many instances
known to US, ard incll1e some of the most
prominent business mn in this city. In
the fall Of last year SUPERVISOR Mari, then
OF ST. Louis, was sent 0 this state to make
an Investigation, and tits principally thro
him that the present salndle has been n
earthed. The bondsmD OF Speer are Mr..
Babcoek, Mr.. Carreyan Sidney Clarke,
and the latter, at thu commencement at
tempted to squelch tn. proceedings by en-
deavor;ng to induce cconcl Mari to max
a report, clearing Sper, which colonel
Mari, to his honor, rehsed to do.
1t further appears hat one of Speer. S
fraudulent practices vas to induce his
deputies to furnish hin with blank certi-
6cates and statements duly sworn to and
attestcd under oath, which certificates he
filed himself, and in amanner unknown to
them. In some instances his deputies
obi ,cted to such action and refused to fur
nish the required papers or attest in any
what they were ignoant of, but Others
were mere instrument III his hands and
did what he required.
Before the Investigation is closed there
will doubtless be further exposures, hu
sufficient has already come to light to cause
Spcer to be ranked as swindlcr of the
highest order.
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The Late Iare. Crowley.

From the Milwaukee Journal of Commerce.
The Manitowoc Plot COMES TO Us this
week drape1 ia mourning over the demise
of its late Editor ard Proprietor, Jere.
Crowley. While the Intelligence of Mr.
Croxiey's death will not be unexpected 10
the fraternity, as they have all known of
his declining health for SOME time, yet il
viii send sadness into many 9 heart that
will mourn the loss Of our dc parted brother.
Poor Jere! We cannot forget when we first
knew you in Wisconsin, Div. No. l, S. OF
T.-when sou would taste not, touch
not, when you sought for and obtained
charter for new Division in the coun
try. You were then in your prime of in
tsiiigence and manhood. and gave ample
promise of yous after successful labors.
We had not seen Mr.. Crowley for several
years, until the month OF june last, while
on the Editorial Excursion up to Green
Bay. While remaining in the hotel over
night, We passed from the clerks Office
into the parIor, and there sat the remains
of poor Jcre., splitting away his life blood
We placed our hand upon his shoulder, and
said Mr.. Crowley, | suppose you don
know me-" Yes" said lie, IS be raised
his thin face to look on US, and the hectic
flush heightened, and erasping our hand,
YES, Mac, l know you well. Poor lei
low, it made our heart ache as We sat and
chatted over former times, and unlike con
sumptives generally, he said he knew his
days were numbered We never admired
Jero. Crowlcy's politics, but We loved bis
large loving heart, and admired his bril-
Ian. intellect; and in his death, the frater-
nifty of the State Press have los one of its
ablest members.