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Tn six psoiacs Of the United St.les in
l640 v.s G., 600 Pmnds, worth S250, 900; in
1874 4O0, 900 pounds, worth 81 ,500, 600; in
lSGe i was Only IA, 7SS pounds In 1850
the psoA.a Of Eve 6s.ses, including Penn<yl-
vaaiat vas 81 cog Pop, The business has
increased e aeadily since. California is devot-
ing great ssasv-to i, and its eggs are highly
valusd. OfS2l4 SOC. 600 ran silk produced
annually, Asia is credited with S1s1, 600, 900;
Euere ~, 4Seyp0O; Africa, 1900;
Oceanica, $40, 900; and America, $50, 900.
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500 500 500
III.

Constipation, Flatuence, Inward! Piles, Fullness q
Blood To the Head Aci.iity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Tor
Food, FullneSs Weight in
the Stomach, Sour
Fluctuations, Sinking
Fluttcring ut the Pit Of the Stoni-
ach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried OF
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart Chok-
ing or sufocating Sensations when in Ly-
Ing Posture, Din,ness Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the
sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency ofPer-
spiration, Yellowness Of the Skin
anl Ewes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs etc, Sudden Flushes II Heat Burning In the
Flesh, Constant Imagnings Of Evil, and Great De-
preston of Sprits-al indicate disease Of the Liver
or digestive ORGANS, combined with impure blood
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CHICAGO.

a Snb-<0ntraetor On the &. l. =. ". II.
u. DccaDnPs with a10. 0OO-The
Weather. -
CHICAGO, July, 90 Telegram from
Washington, Iowa, says: Gabriel Ann
strong, Sub Cortractor on the c. &. s. W.
X. r., working near that place, decampd
Friday, with $4,000, leaving 400 to 800
hands unpaid and d96ts to the mount of
Sc, 900. He was accompanied in hi flight
BY his foreman, clerk and all his anderson
tractors. .st ... I'D ......- ..... ..
The weather has been fearfully hot in this
city for eight or ten DAYS, the Thermometer
averaging s3 n the shade. to-day it STOOD 96
at the O'Clock. E.fa --.
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Xarth Caroline.

RALEIGH, July 20.-Nexs received here
this a. m. state that Graham, the county ses,
of Alimance cUnnty, has been placed under
martial law by Col. Kirk. The Couu House
vas seized and the whole town was stridly
guarded. A military Law has been organized
Consisting mainly Of Kirk and his officers n
try citizefss now under arrest. Additional
news has been received hat Hon. Jno Kent,
Hon. P. Hill and several other prominent
conservative citizens of Caswell county, were
arrested at Yancyville Yesterday by Kirk.
The Congressional candidates in that dis
trict were speaking in the court house when
Kirk surrounded It with soldiers and made
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BERLIN, July 19-In Berlin the most in
tense and warlike excitement continues to be
displayed BY all classes Of the populace.
Count Bismarck is cheered wherever
he is seen. He inspires unbranded
confidence. He Is Is usual re-
served and silent, but he has had lengthy
and report says verv satisfactory interview
with Mr.. BaDcroA, u. 8. Minister. II IS
believed that Nr. Bancroft has given to the
Pfuasian Government the fullest ASST
rance Of American sympathy. The masses
ofthe people believe that Prussia will re-
ceive troops and loans from the United States.
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FoRr WAYNE, July 2l.-M Hartford
City TO-DAY, Jno. Colcrick was nominated a.
Democratic candidate from the 9th Indiana
District. At county convention Of Re
publicans and Independent Democrats Of
Allen county To-day, a popular tickle, was
nominated. The ticket has fair prospect Of
success
INDIANAPOLIS; july 21.-A q meeting
Of Republicans held last night
to make arrangements fcr mas
meeting on the 9th inst, The germans
predcminatiny, resolutions campaigning
with the Prs-ians, and condemning the
Democratic papers and party for sympathiz-
ing with the French despotism, were adop-
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RICIIldOND.

yeW City EleetsOn Ordered In
~. North Carolina.
RICHMOND. July 20-Judge Gregan this
morning decided that there was a violation
Of the election Law in one wzri of the city at
the lase municipal election, and that another
election must be held.
b A Telegram from Danville, n. C., says a
large number of citizens from Caswell
cuunty, had come to that place for SAFETY
from Colonel Kirk and the State troops An
aged citizen, named Bowen, had been badly
beaten by Kinks men, and was brought of
By fying refugees. Kirk is sill making
arresas this morning.
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ST. P&rL, July ls-The Governor has
rendered the appointment Of United States
Senator, to hIl the vacancy cn.ed Sy the
death OF Mr.. Norton, to Hon. VIM. Win
dom, who is an ex-member II Congress from
The Firs& District. He has accepted the ap-
pointment. The term viii expire On the N
Of March next Mr.. WiDdom was fsmerlw
ex-senator Norton's fxw partner.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

4 telegram from Danville this evening
says Colonel Kirk Is arrested about ~
more prominent citizens Of Caswell county,
some Of whom were badly treated. Bedford
Brown has gone to Washington to see the
President, and Ex-Governor Graham will
mer4 hin, there
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Our Position.

WAsHiNGToN, July l9-Minister Wasl,-
burn telegraphed to Secretary Fish to-day,
that he had just returned to Paris. The
Secretary telegrarhed him 2, the request ot
the North German Government To permit
our legation 10 extend to subjects OF the
former, the same degree Of personal protec-
ton in France rs was exte1ded 10 French
subjects in Mexico by our legation in thu,
republic. Secretary Fish has. not contrary
to report, teleersphed to our various les;.-
tions to observe neutrality in the pending wal
nor any instructions whatever.
NO PIRATICAL CRAFTS. +--.
II is semi-ofiiciallv announced that France
aud Prussia will both respect the treaty OF
1868, which, forbids privateerine. This puts
a quietus on the stories from New York that
privateers are fitting out. Our officials arc
rather reticcnf, but there is reason to believe
that some Of the European powers are
making arrangements looking to the purchase
Of war materials in this country. The Prus-
sian Minister has gone to New York; he
said Yesterday that he did not think there
would he any serious fighting for a week a,
least. Dispatches to foreign LEGATIONS dc
not contain anything additional to what is
ALREADY known. lr
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STATE OF KANSAS, lss
LEAvESwoRTu COUNTY.
In the Dis.rie, Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting IN the County Of
Leavenworth, in said State.
Owen Duffy, Plaintiff,
Samuel p. Varney, Hannah :.
Varney and Robert VI. Shoe
maker, Defendants.
VOU, THE ABOVE NAMED ROBERT "
II SHOEMAKER, are hereby notified that you,
together with the above named Samuel Z. varney
and Hannah - varney, have been sued 10y the
above named plaintiff, Owen Duffy, in the above
named Court, and that said plaintiff has In said
Court filed his petition against you and the other
defendants above named in said suit and that Won
must answer said petition on or before the 18th day
u August, 4. u. 1870, said petition will t~
taken as true, and judgment rendered accordingly
Of the following nature, to-wit: That unless you
and your co-defendants you or some Of them, or
some one iof you or mem ;, MANI bo or ,ins !" 10
fxe by the Court, the amount due to said plaintiff
on a certain promis>Ory not, dated OF the sth day
Of May A d. 1852 bye Which :; y, vafney prom q
the order Of said plaintiff. one thousand dollars,
With interest thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent
per annUm, from the maturity thereof, then the
fIIowinS Described tracts Of land, situate, and he
ing in the County Of Leavenvorh and state Of
Kansas namely: The southwest quarter OF section
twenty-one ,21l, in township eleven ND Of range
txenty-one ,2ll-aso lots numbered one ~, two
on three 81, four az, twenty-one GU, twenty
two i22,. swenty-three C2s,, and twenty -four CA,
in block numbered five -, in the town Of Tonga
noxie which said samuel b. varncy and Hannah
s. vsrney, his wife, mongasei. on the sth day OF
May, 4. D. 1859. TO said plaintiff to secure the
payment Of said note, be sold without redemption
tberefrom by the sheriff Of said county, and that
the proceeds arising from such sale he appl,ei To
the payment Of the costs Of this suit, and the
amount due said plaintiff said note, with inter.
est on such amount at the rate OF twelve Per ecn'
nor annum from time Of rendition Of such Judgment;
and that you the said Robert VI. shoemaker, 20
0ther with your cO-defendants herein above
named, and all and each Of them, and all persons
clsimine under, by, OF through you, or them, or
either Of them be forever barrett and brecic.eh Oh
and from all and any right, and equity Of re'ieinP
tion and other right whatever Of. ON, IN or u saf
tracts Of land from and after such sale thereof anu
that Won and they, and all persons claiming rom
or uider you or them or either Of them he ordered
required and adjulged TO deliver pos.esion Of san,
trscts a land and every Of them 10 the grantee o.
grantees in every deed made in pursuance oil such
sale 20 soon as demand therefor shall be made.
Dated L~avenworth City, Kansas, July IL, ls'e.
CLOUGH WHEAT,
,-sw Attorneys fox Plaintiff.
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The johnson County Agricultural and
Mechanical association will hold their annual
fair October 4h, 9TH and 6sh, immediately
after the State Fair at Fort Scott Exhhi-
tors at the State Fair, have made arrange
lnents to stop at Olafhe and exhibit their
sock The citizens Of johnson county
should make every exertion to make this the
gneatea fair ever held in the State. Now i
the time to commence preparing, whatever
each one may have to exhibit. Let every
farmer bring something so that cur fl,
erOmds my be fned.s johnson County i
the fairest county in the State, and why NO
have the greatest fairs? Let every one turr
out and do their best.-OatAc Mirror
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MORE COAL.


tpN'A>'AAH, -~s AOsN'
10 iss Editor Of The Times:
Mr.. +. +. Davis, who has opened up a
dairy farm three miles east and south Of
town. in sinking his well Last week, struck a
vein Of coal, which, on digging through it,
WIS found To be three feet and half thick.
Al leaS, three fec. of il is solid bitumino,ss
coal, and of fine quality for fuel Beneath
this strata is mixture Of clay, slate and an
thr.,citc. The well was dug two or three fret
in this mixture. throwing out Large pieces Of
rure anthracite. The drill was then sunk
four feet, and IN the last foot vein Of about
four inches was penetrated. As the we'll at
this depth. forty feet, furnished an abundance
of water. and was Just in the place where
Mr.. Davis wanted il, he did mot undertake
10 go any deeper. He proposes to open a
drift into the side Of the hill few hundred
feet from the well, beneath the level Of the
coal. When the Griff is made the extent of
The mine can be more easily determined.
- Cutler, Esq, is on the same ridge join
ing Davis on the north.
Mr. Davis has fine dairy, and has made
the first quality Of butter, which is eagerly
sought fer by those who are judges Of the
article both in Leavenworth and Lavrence
He is now making capital cheese, Of which
We can testify.
On the beautiful, rich prairie, lers than a
mile from Mr.. Davis, our recent County
Treasurer, f.. McCrillus, is building and
opening up farm of four hundred acres, On
which already he has some fine stock. North
about two OF three miles partially On thu
Stranger bottom and the RdIlhe prairie, thu
Rev. Mr.. Green has fine farm, which he il
onan,eniing and putting under good tilhge.
These fine lands, which two or three years agu
were without civilized inhabif.aas ase nos
being brought under the plow, and are yield.
ing rich harves, TO the huslandman. In .
few years this whole section, for mikes around
here, will bc a garden Of beauty.
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Henooor Ane. Married.

LOWELL, Mass. July Ex-senator Ames
married the daughter Of Benz. Butler this
evening. They leave for Minnesota shortly.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

THE present Emperor Of France forfeited
all loyal good will Of Americans -whsa- le
cndeavorei to iorpea the rekslliOn, and de-
Siroy the Cuion. On the other hand Ger
man capital showed lis confidence in AShei
can securities, and German sympathy filler
oar ranks with Teutonic soldiers. Germans
bought our bonds, and Germans fought for
us as enthusiastically, as unselfshiy, as did
thu,sr native here go.
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COL. BUEL ASSASSINATED At FORT
LEAvEywORTH. -,
HE rs SHOT DEAD WITH l111 WIFE
On HIS Arm.


Col. David Buel, ordnance officer at the
Fort, was sho, dead by AN assassin at Fur
Lcavenwcrth, at 10 o'clock Friday night. He
had been TO spend the evening at Gen. Sur
gis's and was walking home with his wife on
his arm, and accompanied by his little boy,
when he was fired on by an assassin concealed
in some bushes. The ball entered the lower
part of the right breast, and came out at the
back. lie died almost instantly.
The perpctrator Of the fiendisi murder is
NOT known. 10
Col Buei was one of the best and most
popular officers in the army, and ihis' deaSls
will cause sorrow wherever he was known
Ii the murderer is caught it will 90 hard
with him ... -rFvs /
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

The average wages paid for hrm lsbr-i.
New England in 1869 was Sl.55 Per day
with board; Middle States, 81. %; westem
States, Sl.56; Southern States, IS cents;
Pacific States, s2.ls. (gold); Territories,
sos gold. Without board, New England,
Sl.94; Middle, S1.6S; Western, S2.06;
Southern, sl.25; Pacific, 500 (sold); Ter
ritories, S3.42 (gold).
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{ THE family of the late Charles Dickens
have declined Lords offer Of f2,OOO for the
n,a.nrecrim Of Edwin brood. dA8 n
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The people of Illinois are afflicted with
no les, than seventy life insurance compa
nie,. Every other man vaI meet II tle
80 scarce that agents have commenced ins,i-
rino. .,cl, ,:h,r
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We were highly gratified Yesterday at re-
ceiying very large addition tocur lis Of
subscribers in Enporia. The rapid increase
IN the circulation of The TINES is unprece-
dentcd in the history of any Ieavenworth
p,ncT
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
aeRICEs.


Hooaand's German Biftes, per bottle 81 90
do do do FER half dozen s. 90
4, do Tonic. put up in quart bot
tie, 81 81 per bottle, OF half dozen for 81 So
60 u, not forget tn examine we'll the article you
buy, in order To get the genuine.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

The steamer Zephyr, which sunk gonlfi-
day, shor; distance below St. Jo., hid %
board ,09o railroad tics belonging to New
man s. iIavens, for the St. Joseph 4 Denver
Railroad. Only Il few IF the ties were Id
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IMPURE BLOOD.

And all diseases arising from it. The great pie
ventivc Of
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\ VISITOR at Cape May recently missed
his pillow in the morning, and after search.
ing a while found it laid up over his ear1ik<
:, piece OF lead Ipencil
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

THERE were ?,75s,7G b,i,heI. - grain
passed through Buffalo, eastward hound,
during Nav and June. s as.t.g4-
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The railroad is noU completed from To-
Ieisa 10 En- poria and passenger trains will he
IsI. on next week. 20
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NATURES GIFTS
SCIENTIFICALLY DEVELOPED.

As mankind, from indiseEetion OF other causes
h,s been doomed to sueH fFona disease so also Ia,
remedy ioE disease been provided. Our hills and
valleys abo1nd With ROOFS and herbs, which, SCH
ent6cally prepared and compounded, viii restore
health and vigor to the invalid. To dnA such
remedy we should seek one that has stood the tesf
Of ages.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28
John RufERuARYs. ESQ.

Law Partner Of Judge Maynard, williamsport, Pa.
This i 10 certify that have used .Hoofand
German Bit;ers for dyspepsia, and found an inval-
liable remedy
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CAUTI q N

Hcohand' German Reme1ie. eountsrfsited.
See that the signature ofC. ". JAcKsos is on the
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stomafh, and became weak as not Ia be aba TO
xaIk half a mile Two bottles Of Tonic effected
perfect cure. JANIS NJ wooD.
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WAR COMMENCED.

TURKEY NEUTRAL.
The policy Of Turkey is absolute neutrali-
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LEAvESwoRTu COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting IN the County Of
Ie,ypnworth in said Stale.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

And dealers in Medicine Everywhere.
novltaw&eow69
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ID

xrapt~r Of each bottle All others are counterfeit
Prineip Once and manufzrtory at the German
Medicine Store No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Penn.
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RESERVES

CoNsTASTINorLE, July 20-The Levanl
Herald Of to-day announces that the first
class of the reserves has been called under
arms this with the regular forces will make
the Turkish army 900, 900 strong.
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II is an impts,,ibiity FIR ary one to hare Fever
and ASuc. il they will few lottlcs ii this rem
ely each spring and fall
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Tonic in my family during the past year, and can
recommend them an excellent tonic, impsrting
tone and vigor to the system. Their Ia. been
productive If decidedly beneficial efsscis.
VIM. r. ROGERS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

'iermaT Be,tefs'' j, very good tonic, relieving
dysprpti" symptoms almost directly.
GEO. SHARSwOOD.
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Hollands German Tonic

Is combination Of all the ingredients II the Bitter,
with pure santa Cruz Rum, Orange, &c. 1t j, used
for the diseases the btter, in eases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus is required.
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HON. VIM F. ROGERS,
Mayor Of tn. CITY Of Buffalo, y. Y.
N.yoK' OFpIcE BUFFALo, June %, 1853.
1 have used ''Ho,fand German Bitters and
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PARIS, July 2l.-Madame Raizo sang at
the Grand Opera last evening in the third act
of Massaneillo. She sang the Marseillaisc,
and the scene of excitement and enthusiasm
was indescribable. The audience rose en-
marse AID Joined in the song, which teFmin-
ated amid deafening shouts of give Ia
EranceN
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-28

BERLIN, July 2O.-Most perfect harmony
exists in the governments Of all the North
German States. In the Saxon Chambers,
yesterday, Baron de Friesen made speech,
saying that the deputies Of France were an1-
ious for war, and should have it as sharply
and severely as possible. Ills remarks were
greeted enthusiastically. In the North Ger
man Parliament, after the Kings speech had
been delivered, loan of twelve million
thalens was carried unanimously, amid the
widest expressions of enthusiasm Ivy all
m, rites
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-25

The question is however, open for discus
sion. The weak point in the fight which
our Philadelphia friends have begun, 10 the
fact that the validity of the amendments il
recognized by the Supreme Court; and the
constitution is, practically, what the So
preue Court construes it to be. These
judges hold their seats for life, and there
seems to be but little encouragement for
beginning such fight. We have no doubt
but that the Radicals would like to see the
Democratic party take such position, but
We think they will be doomed to disappoin.-
ment. For one, we are opposed to it for the
reasons given above, and yet we are willing
to accept the judgment Of the Democratic
State Conventions to be held this year, after
they shall have taken full survey Of the
situation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-25

D,. Turner, of Savannah, Co., says he has, for
nearly forty years, recommended Brsndreth,s
Pills as specific in Yellow Fever; that he n.xs.
knew patient to die who took them for this
malady, being otherwise sound. Their promnt
use takes out of the body those matters which
feed the fatality Of the disease. As . general
family medicine he considers them far in the sd-
vance OF ali others, and here be speaks from
psrssnsl szpsrisnss Of thsi, quality.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-25

THE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
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Read the testimony of physicians and
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DR.. Il. W. Carr, of Baltimore, saYs ::
81 take pleasure in recommending
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| have carefully examined the formula
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! DR.. Sparks, of Nicholsvilie, Ky, sayi
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! Tenn says:
! 81 have used seven bottles of Rosa,
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