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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-15
LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenworth County,
In the District Court the Fir-t JuiicaI District
Of the STATE Of Kansas. sitting in said County IL
Lrascnuorth. il said state.
Robert McBrainey, Plaintiff,
Isaac T. Eaton, George Je~rt,
and Hugh J. Jewett,
Befsn,lsnt-
NOr, THE ABOVE NAMED HUGH J. JFwErT
j are hereby notified that You, together
with the other defendants above named have been
sued by the above named plaintiff Robert
McBratney, in the above mentione,i Court aud that
said plaintiff has in said Court hiei hi- petition IN
tn. ~i,ve entitled artiou against YOU ami the other
defendants aisvc named, AMI that y"u must an
sver said petition or before the 18th lav 1t Jan
uary, A. ID. ISL said petition will he taken a.
true, and Judgment rendered acrur,iinzIy Of the
following nature. to-wit: That the said plaintiff
have and recover Of and from Won tn, follow ny d..
>crbed tiacts 81 land lying AMI hein in the County
Of Ieavenworth, and state Of kansas namely
SECTIONS and u, In To~nshlp II. OF Hange 90 all
being east Of the 9Th principal meridian snd f,T
the delivery Of tn. possession thereof To- hini snl
damages ior rents, issues and profits ther- by you
received, and damages f,f the withholding IL J-,--
session 81 said lands from ssi plsinth anil rex
nrnse- by him incurred In and about tn. recovery
IL the P"ssrsson Of sad lands and h,r the costs nv
said plaintiff expended In said action.
Dated this 18th day of Dsc.ml-r \ u is.g
GEISWoLD 4 BEITrOS
CLOUGH n WHEAT,
decl'w}w Attorneys fer Fl-intiG
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The Naval C0msa1ttee Report TavOra.
s.e 3: 49,. =: g:
aexaetoa Of Son Ds0inE0-"Boys II
nloe"-The President net . Capitol
Remover.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l0-A Washington spe-
ciai says the Naval Committee has reported
favorable to the confirmation of Porter as
Admiral. Several Senators declare they will
oppose his confirmation on the ground that
no American guilty Of writing such dis
graceful letter as the second of Porter's is ct
TO hold an office Of honor.
The Hayticn Minister here intends TO pro-
test against the San Domingo annexation and
will present facts which will probably satisfy
the country if they do not the administra-
ton Of the improperly q the purchase
of the Island. The Minister has no
idea that any Foreign power is endeavoring
10 get possession of either Hayti or San Do
mingo II is said that three members, il
not four, Of the Judiciary Committee of the
House favor the repeal OF the Congressional
election law, and that Committee will proba-
bly, report a bill for that object. II is adj
United by the Republicans that in every
State where this law was vigorously enforced
the elections went zgains them by increased
majorisies.
The organization here known as ssThe
Boys in Blue,' have completed their pro-
gramme for the welcome OF Congress. A
committee waited on President Grant to ask
il such = demonstration would be acceptable
In him. and in his response the President
took occasion to say: He had ever favored
the District rs much As possible. and iha,
the Capitol could be removed irim her bv
no les power than il would I..5e to s-lsse
from the Constitution one OF il, articles.
No law. he said, could accomplish it. L,
wuu.d take two-third- vote in both houses
OF congress, and three-f ourths vote of all
the States. From this the President does
no, seem to be much of Capital remover.
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F0REI0N.
BeDORao RRO0 Tear.


To,.ns n. o. ~ " IaH 1aAE
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-s.. " ~. ii. ~ 49, sae o.-
A" VIZ ~iuy VI '"e Aoire n.s s62in
"" ~, ..N movements
~ fAn
a;,us,;.. :. a ~ ~ M ON. Ane
1917, =. = s ...y inc are
~ sI.t.S WI IN ne
70. VI tne ilnts ilom .nlcn tne french re-
e.uy oIV'e 'se.n. a HSe numoef a.
priShers nave arrived a. faf,a. caEenred IN
'he pauieS ~ me east and soutn Of me city.
n 'ne "a, tne fross'ans IN teear sstsck
crot, yet he held his ground and repulsed
the enemy.
ADvIcEs FROM THE GOVERNOR AT BEIFOkT
10 the 9th, says the siege n prO9resnng
vigorously. The Prussians had attempted
10 Storm the lsAcs, but were Deaten on One
oil Their regiments was entirely cut to pieces
Latest FROM fAkis-THE fARIslASs DE-
IEkNiNED TO CONTINUE THE COMBAT.
TOURS, Inc; "A despatch from Lemans
Today says, 4 iaiioon has arrived from faris
wiih news IRON The Capital t. the night Oi
the ON No military operations Of mPOr-
lance had occnrei SINCE the ID. General
iroci,u haa received letter from General
.on Notke, announcing the defeat of the
Army !" the Lore, and onering TO aaieiy
conduct such parties a. might ne designated
to verify the news. Ths offer was refused
by the Government, who Al once issued
proclamation TO the people OF Paris, giving
information OF the proposition Of Geberal
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OSI.
STRAYED.

4 cow OF MEDIUM SIZE. Has RIGHT
N horn half broke of, left split, her color j.
brown, white AMI yellow in l;N.e spots has whit
spot In her breheaa. she Is gone about ia weeks
liberal reward will b. paid fJr the r.-uru af the
COW !" me, or any Information lead tar
covery. JOHN PiH
Gunsmith, corner Of Sixth and sbs It,
nov2tw2v
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MANHOOD! W0MANH00D !

EXPLAINING WHO MAY, AND WHO
"a ought not tn marry. Excessive equal excite
ment-ITS CAUSES, With nee,iful advice AL
that is worth knowing about PREVENTION. AlsD
why many of both sexes have PIMPLES the
face, &c and giving sufficient reasons Why one
half Of the females, in this land Of are PRE-
MATCRELY ISFIRM. II my suggestions
followed by all, death by CONSUMPTION would
decrease one-half in n single generation. oE No
father Of family can afford to h. without the in
formation. ss No young man but ought to rad
Manhood r1-No. young lady but ouyh,
r.aI ''womarhooj." They are bound separately
and sent prepaid, by mail, SECURE FROM Or
SEREATloS, at Is cents each, or both together
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$1,000 PER WEEK

Can he male On the quiet, by rarti.s bo up
knuf. without interfering With other business
Address. eonfdentialy. JAMES ROOD & CO.,
639 Broadway, New York. ocmwl2i
VIZ WILL. PAY AGENTS
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SPAIN.

QUEEN ISABELLA PRorEsrs.
MADRID, Dec. 5-Ex-Queen Isabella has
sent her formal protest from Geneva, against
the election of the Duke of Aosta a. King of
Spain. She states that she has no intention
of appealing to force.
ALL POLITICAL FACTIONS
in Spain are violently attacking Prim and
other parties supporting him.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Dec. The Times believes that
certain recommendations made in the Presi-
dents message will fall still born, like many
Of those of Grants predecessors. The docu-
ment makes another stage of the Presidents
downward career, and teaches how far the
highest authorities will 60 when the balance
Of parties is unstable.
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FOR SALE.

LNAEM FOR SAILED ACRES PRAIRIE
II Improved A few mills from Paramount sta
ton, Lssvenworth County. 1000 cash down.
j. A. BLAtKMAS
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GRirsss Ou nt.


I'"rr-SI-,niencc of the Lcaycnworth Times.
Last evening, in the absence oi the prorri-
ei"rs. some person 20, into the store Of Smith
& Churchill, Of this village, aud stole $50
Of the partnership funds. The thief effected
an entrance 10y squeezing his person through
a sash Of the window. ont of which the glass
had been broken. Suspicion rests upon u
Young man Of the vicinity VIII" is now in ar
rest and waiting examination.
The appearance Of Tue WEEKLY TIME,
enlarged and geographically improved,
gives great saiiiaction Ia newspaper readers
at this locality. II Is the largest, aud by all
odds. the mssl desirable paper for the mon
cy, that is published in Kansas, and COM
pares with any other weekly published un-
der the sun. Ii l. pr sroiisRre, the
great representative Journal of the Stale, and
Ms such, should be literally supported.
A T.
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THE DOMINION.
ENri1rnscaa Mt the Seat Of l:0scrnsssrs
over the Prisidens's Message.

kActarnscoe Mt the Seat Wg esOS rrnuse0e
over the Prisidens's Message.
OTTAWA, Dec. President Grants Mes-
sage excites considerable amount Of COM
ment here. II i understood that the Do
minion Government have no idea of aban-
doning their present line Of policy, although
thoroughly desirous Of behaving in the most
friendly manner la the United States. They
feel, however, that the people Of Canada have
endorsed and will sustain their policy, also
that the Imperial authorities have approved
Of the action of our government in the
matter
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ENd1lENAGOGUE.

WARMERS ENNENAGOfUE is the only arti-
Gle known cure the Whites lit will cure In every
c.i-$ Mherc is the family in which this impor-
tant nsyiicins j. not wanted Mothers this Ia the
greatest blessing offered you, and you should
immediately procure IL. IL is also q cure Gs
fi.malr Irregularities. and NAV be depended upsa
in every where the monthly how has been oh
structed through cold or Disease. Sold by druggsaa
Price One Dollar. Or sent by mail rrcipt Of One
Dollar and quarter.
ADDRESS 6i9 STATE ST, CHICAGO.
pvrl
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WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-The Senatorial
Republican Caucus held a meeting this morn
ing, and received the report Of the Commit
tee appointed 10 nominate the meinbers Of
the standing Committees in the Senate. Al
ter a discussion il was voted unsatisfactory
and the subject recommitted. II is under
stood that objection was made to retain
Schuz on the Committee Of Foreign Rela-
tions, which Is desired, in order to make it
strong in favor Of the annexation Of San Do
mingo
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wasHrNGToS, u. C., Dec. s-The Presi-
dent has recognized John Roth, Of Omaha,
Nio-Consul OF Denmark, for the State vi
Nebraska.
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SELR.KASUREXENT.
PERSONAL.
'RDERMo CLOTHING BY LETTER.

1ICkn0k . CO.. the Celebrated cloehisrs
q y Leais. Ao.. announce thr Introduction OF a
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| The Paragraphs Ems rSti tion-NeW
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| ltah-GerrtGOri0la :Oyrrumenes,


WASHINGTON, Dec. S-Secretary Robson
visited the capital to-day, and informed the
Senators and members that it was the Pre.i-
dents desire that Porter should be confirmed
as Admiral II is stated that letters written
by Porter during the war, which reflected
severely upon Gen. Butler, will soon be
given TO the public.
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''LOUIs"
Ather1co0 1behPotcne1.

WHY NAPOLEON DECLARED WAR
NKw YORK, Dec. "A pamphlet issued
at Tours and ascribed to Thiers, says that
Napoleon declared war against Prussia be-
cause King William insulted himself and the
Empress by what he told Benedict.
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WANTED.

A GENTS wANTED-is125 A MONTH BIZ
N the AMERICAN KSITTISG MACHINE
co. Boston Mass, or 81. Louis. No. oetIsvis5
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Gov. Warmoash Called Mome.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-Among the nomi.
sent to the Senate to-day were James A.
Root, of Kansas, Minister to Chill; J. b.
+. ". Fox, st. Louis, and Isaac F. Shep.
herd, to he Appraisers at St. Louis. Column,
bus Delano was confirmed as Secretary of the
Interior. and W. II. Odef, asSurveyor Gen.
eral of Oregon.
Gov. Yarmouth has been called home. on
a telegram from Gen. Longstreet that Affairs
growing out of the election riot at Baton
Rouge had become serious, and demanded his
immedi,te attention.
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Doctors are Using it.

GRKpo~r,, Oct. -. 1863
have u.".l IN. Smith, Electric Ol. aud dni IL
: the best me,iirine ever used for ieafne.s
Gro. L. WmIFOED. ". n
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TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON

a Hill IasrSaaeeA ~ NJ. Clarke o.
Kansas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S-The HOUSE bill IN
,rodnoed by Mr.. Clarke, of Kansas, Is e1-
,,lanatory Of the act Of March I'd, 1864, for
the relief of the inhabitants Of cities and
towns ON the public lands.
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NORTH CAROLINA,
Gov. Holden e ~ Iu.pesehea.

RALEIGH, Dec. "a resolution to i'm
peach Gov. Holden, Of this State, has been
introduced in the Lower House of the Leg
islaturc. 1t is expected that the Senate will
take prompt action in the matter, and that 4
Court of Impeachment will soon convene.
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Fire..

CHICAGO, Dec. 1O-Good Shore, village
Rochelle, about 80 miles west of Chicago,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Four
teen business places were burned, including
Union block. Loss $4,000. Insurance
SO. 900.
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ALBANY. December u.
IA SMITH. PHILADELPHIA sir: Your Ei.s-
tTlc OIL ctrrsi son. who for two years undss
the care of an eminent physician, and given m,
cripple fcr lie iSi-nci, J. W. HARCDr TT
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App.s.s.e.s. - the Pre.aae.s

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The President
has appointed Isaac H. Sturgeon, of Mis-
souri, J. A. Thatcher, OF Minnesota, and
Halon Richardson, Of Maryland, as Com
missioners of the Kansas and Denver Pacific
Railroads. They have been instructed by
the Secretary of the Interior to meet at Ram
sas CITY on the 18th in :, 10 examine and re-
port on the roads and telegraph lines of said
companies.
The Senate will not take action regarding
the Georgia Senators until January. Col.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
WA IN n HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE

USSwS contains in every number one
complete prize story valued at sI0o Forty pag.- Of
other matter. Yearly -. SOLD by New~lsal.r, at
10 cents per copy. splendid Premiums $3.50 rs.h
To b. awarded for prize clubs. specimen copy
fr-". Address :. WOOD, Ne~bur.h. y. Y.
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SHOULD HAVE ONE.

After sixteen years experience We are
prepared to furnish Q better Machine
Tor the Purpose Of family sewing ths'
The qualities which recommend Thu
machine are:
LIST. Durability. It will last lonxe,
than any ether machine.
I'd. Economy Of thread.
Sd. simplicity and thorOughness
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, lirmness and durabil.
ity Of seam that will not ravel.
7th. Its wide range Of application TO
purposes and material.
9. Ccnpactness and elegance Of model
and finish.
9Th. Speed and ease Of operation and
Management, and quietness a move.
10th. II has fifteen pieces less than
any shuttle machine, table included.
11th. 1t has fewer pieces exposed 10
wear than any other Lock Stitch Ma.
1s0. 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 wOrL
to coarse, where . change Of needle.
thread. length Of stitch and tension arc
required, In less time than any other
machine.
II Is deservedly the
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Our respected fellow townsfnan Pat Ne
Graw has returned from his trip to Southern
Kansas, his melancholy mission being I'M
successful. The feeling was 50 intense in the
turbulent region that he did not dare TO so
and claim the body Of his nephew When
Cowley County is in a more settled state we
presume The relations OF the deceased will t-'
permitted to perform the last sad rite over
his remains.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MANHOOD
I'm TH1 YOUNG
RISING GKNERATION.
.'
the iack-lussse eye snd esnaeiatsd form, and the
''''-
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10
e"s' -'As ne VIC 'P''s"' " '"' WY ''u"P-
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CLARK WHITTIER, n. D.,

Who has given a lifelon. special sttsntion to the
treatment 81 all relating tn the above requir-
ing medical Interference. AMI has b~en LONGER
LOCATED IN ST. LOUIS than any other Chronic
Disease Physician Read his works and judge for
yourselves Once Hour.-g g. m To D. m. ? 10
8 and To . p. IN os,.iss
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GALVESTON, TExAs, March ~
DE. SYfTH .-Iour Electric oil IL srlilnI weli
The Dollar sire sells best here send u,e ~ ds~uD
Of e.ch SIZE. Yours truly.
n D. LAHApIS
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. S-Ihe President has
sent to the Senate the eItradition treaties
recently concluded with several Centred
American Republics, and has had prepared
for transmission to that body many nominal
tons of appointments that were made during
the recess Of Congress.
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rARMOUNT.


A daring attempt at highway robbery WI
made near this village On Sunday evening
asst. A Young man named Taylor Harvey
who lives with Mr.. joseph Stigers, few
miles south Of the city, was returning home
on horseback at about 3 O'Clock, when he
was accosted by two men, who were standing
near a bridge on a by road, about three
iourths of mile north Of Paramount
.'tiiye Us that horse, Cd d-E you" SAD
one of the men; to which Harvey rePiied,
by Cd, l won't do itr' To which the men
replied with two pistol shots, one OF ms
balls passing through Harvey's hat and the
other through his overcoat, woundins tiio-e
garments somewha; severely, though other
wi-s doing no bnjury. Al the same time one
Of them struck Harvey a violent blow on the
forehead with what he -uPP"-es Wa sling
shot. This brought him DOWN from his
morse into the mud As soon a. lie could
recover himself, he fired at them with pi<pl
with which he was orportunely provided,
when they took TO their heels in
very precipitaie manner, he shooting
at them as well as lac could in the moonlight,
though without apparent effect. Harvey re-
covered his horse, and the scoundrels made
good their escape. In the confusion and
darkness he obtained but an Imperfect idea
Of their appearance and identity
The ps..iofiice al nIenwopd has been dis
continued, and all the postal business of the I
neighborhood is now transacted at Far
mount
4 protrscte-i meeting Is holding n Timber
Ridge by the Mc,hoiists of the Beighbor
hood, and bids fair To lie attended with sic
oe-s series OF revival m-e.tings have
lately hcen held ia the .Ieweii neig!IboFh"Od,
and many sinner have been induced tp iurn
from the error Of their WAYS. SINH
lar meetings are now ia progress at
Sarc"yieyil. under the direction Of
Rev. iisycpck Of the Reno Baptist Church.
The Town-hiP of Lexington, in Juinspn
county, in winch j. the village Of DaS.iD,
has Vp,ed H. bonds t. Ihe amonut o. $1,000
20 ard 10 the completion al the highway
bridg", already commenced, over the hdy
river near thai village. The Township oi
Sherman. IN Ihis county, Is also asked To-
vote the same amount oi bonds tor the same
purpose, the bond- To- run twenty year Al an
Interest Of ten per cent. IL il thought the
bridge will lie al great benefit to these Town
ship, enough at leaf, To warrant the aid
proposed. TX l. claimed that the tolls
will pay the Interest pn the bonds, besides
he other expenses of the bridge. Sherman :
will vote upon the proposition OF bonding in
lew days.
4 movement has been inauguratei AT this
'illage in opposition To the payment OF that !,
'ortion OF our county taxes, that goes Ia the
'ayment 81 the interest upon the bonded in
ebtcdncss OF the county. II has taken the \
prm of an organization known a. the ''Leav- y
nwortb County Tax payers Uunion No. l." !,
similar movement has been made in the !;
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aossisery and Shooting. at smiley
Missouri

Missouri
We copy the following account of bold
horse stealing and attempted murder, from
the 81. Joseph Gd-atte:
Yesterday evening Marshal Stroud was
called ON 10y man from Jackson county,
who stated that, on Monday night, bold
robbery was perpetratcd near Sibey, in that
county. About midnight Il farmer named
Wilson WIS awakened by the barking Of the
dogs, and, accompanied BY his wife, started
To see what WAS the matter. Hearing Il
noise at the stable, they went to il, and dis
covered a man ins ;ths act Of taking fine
horse. Mr.. Wilson attempted to stop Kim,
when uIe robber commenced firing at him.
Mr.. W. and his wife al once beat a retreat,
but before they could reach the house. Mrs.
W. was struck by ball and seriously
wounded. She WAS ut once taken 10 the
house, and assistance summoned; and, at
last accounts. il was thought would recover.
The robber in the meantime made of with
the horse.
Ii is supposed that the robbery was COM
united by man named Nandeveer, and that
he came in the direction Of this city.
Ex-l.seus, Wallinxfsrsl Arrested,
We copy the following, regarding the ar
rest of Ex-Lieut. Wallirgford, from the To-
peka Record:
Sheriff Walker came in from Wichita
yesterday. lie brought in Lieut.. Walling-
ford As a prisoner. The Lieutenant was dis
honorably dismissed the service some time
ago. After his dismissal, it seems that
General Custer gave him detective papers,"
and an, th,, .trensfh of this he has been doiry
a land Office business in taking horses claim
ing them rs belonging TO Government, and
selling them He has done this in numer-
ous instances, and made hotel bills at differ
ent places, giving them orders on the Govern
ment for payment When arrested at
Augusta, he was about starting for Arkansas.
He had n good ambulance, one or two cro-
mics, and woman He would probably
have got a good deal of property into his
possession on the strength of his detective
papers. Sheriff Walker brought in two VIII
nesSes 10 prove the charge and they will prob
ably 90 before the grand jury to-day.
MAJ. GrNN, Chief Engineer Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansa. & Texas Railroad, has gone
to Fort Gibson, to locate and make arrange
men,s 10 bridge the Arkansas river near ;ba;
place. Above the mouth Of Grand and Yer
digris rivers the Arkansas is not a navi-ab,e
stream and no difficulty is anticipated in
finding a suitable place to bridge, as rocky
forls occur every few miles on that stream.
The NJ, X. 4 7. X. Il. is heing pushed
ahead with commeniable energy, and will
and the Gulf.
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!oHx AcCARrHY's pile driver is in place
n 'ne tumble down crossing known as
Shawnee street bridge The new br;a,. nil,
be c'mPlesed By January Is, 1871.