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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPA.
VIEW SeRk MONEY MAxKEI.

SEw YORK, November Is
Gold is dull and weak; opening at IlO5s and
closing at ilO1sdll0i+. The weakness caused
by the fact that the bankers who have sent &c
Washington their 5-2O's OF '62, called in Tor re.
demption December LIST, will receive treasury
gold checks, payable in December, TO the amour,
OF St. 600, 600, that amount having already been
aminei and counted by the Department at Wash
ington.
Clesrances SIG, 10000.
Governments weak and lower at the close, owing
TO tina fact that the Government had accepted none
OF the offers TO sell 500 thew all consider
ell To be above par in god
The Express says the refusal of Boutwell, To pun
chase any bonds has created considerable ds.p =
pontment among parties who put in proposal.
The price of gold at noon was III, and the Govern
ment could have purchased at that price and IN
der from among the proposals, but the Secretary
took the price Of gold al the latest hour his
standard.
Srocks opened duh and steady but became strong
on the news from Washington referred 10, and were
firm at the ciTse The entire list advanced from
al per cent.
Money this evening active at !. per cent.
hut the Washington N caused an easier feeling,
the closing rate being per cent.
Southern State bonds were dull and firm.
Sterling exchange and bankers bills &c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WIuter Wiad0m.

Warm clothing alone will not protect the body
against the consequences Of the sudden depression
Of temperature which is concomitant Of early wiz.
ter. Flannel next the skin preserves the animal
keat, bat il does not impart animal vigsr. That
property 10 the special prerugativs Of Hosteiter'
Stomach Bitter, which is therefore specific pro-
lection against majority Of the complaints which
are most common At this season. For example, q
course Of the great vegetable invigor1nt, COM
menced nov, will be almost sure to preclude chlls
and fever bilious eolic disorders Of the stomach,
constipation. and many other complaints which
are often the direct indirect effect Of an atms-
phere surehsrsed With cold. unuholesone vapor.
Moreover the system tone and regulated by this
means is much more likely to resist pulmonary DIS
ease han it would otherwise be; for the influences
O searching medicine pCrvades all the organ , and
every hber and tissue Of the frame. Person,
Whose Wit Al powers are weak, especially invalid
ladies aud the aged. are earnestly necmmended
not to face the winters risor without having re
this safe and sufficient means Of re-eniorc
ing en'eebied nature Much suffering may be es.
capped, much danger avsrted by following thi
council. Better late than never, is good proverb
but it is better 20 be early than late,
tn III satkw
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The report of Il
Commissioner O. Intern Il Revenue states d
aggregat. receipts from all sources, exclusi
Of direct tax upon lands and duty upon Il
circulation, etc, Of national banks, were +
the fiscal year 1871, Sl4i,6l,l76. tn
sum includes amounts refunded and allow,
on drawbacks, amounting 10 500, 46s. II
Commi sioDrr's estimate of receipts for ii
current fiscal year, unde. the present law,
Sl25 ,0O0, 900; receipts from spirits for Il
fiscal year, SAG, 81, s4s; amount of tax I
ceived on fermented liquors, 81, 1897 10; tot
receipts from tobacco for the year, S33. 81:
979, and increase of two and a quarter mol
lions over las, year.
The total amount of manufactured robae-
represented by the collections, are Id
go, 1853 pounds. The total number Of cigs
che.oots, DC, on which tar was colIec.l
amounts to l, 49,, S4i, 357. The increas<
due to the vas, change in the Law chan
the mode Of collecting these articles.
Commissioner favors the consolidation
the tobacco tax at the rate of "a cents. n
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NEW YORK, November ..
FLOuR-Dull super S. 70a6 90; common u
good So 25d6 so; good TO choice So 50ja7 ~ white
wheat 81 Vo,a7 20,
WHIsKY-Firm at CSC.
WHEAT-Dull and prices declining; mol spring
81 81; No2 81 45al As; winter red western 81 ''ga
/ 80.
RYE-Dul and lower; western No 61llc.
BkRLEY-Aciive and firm western 9J6I95c
CoRN-Firm; western mixed in store 17dT1l4c
yellow western .9c; old white SIG; new western
mixed 15d .6l &c.
0ATs-Dull and unchanged; western 50 ty53c.
COFFEE Firm; Rio i154 acc.
SUGAR--Dull refined " +uS5sc; Cuba $3.50
MoLAssEs-- Dull; New orleans 50a53c.
PoRK-Firm and active; mess Sl3 GOALS %.
BEEF--Unchanged.
MEArs--Uncharged: middles firm; long clear
754a15se; short clear, January &c.
LAND Opened active and closed dull; No l TO
prime steam 9a9Ss; prime kettle $50.
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= ..uAdle Indian compound, for restoring the
healt' and for the permanent cure Of al diseases
arisii from impurities of the blood. such Is
Scrof "a, Scrofulous Humor, Cancer, Canssrous
Hulnor, Erysipelas, Canker, salt Rheum,
Pimplss and Humors on the Face. Ulcers,
Coughs, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Neural
sia. Rheumatism, Pains in the
side, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Costiveness Piles, Head
ache, Dizziness,
Nervousness, Faintness at the stomach, PAina In
the Back, Kidney Complaints, Female
Weakness and General Debility.
This preparation is seientinca;'! and
chemically combined, and 50 strongly
concentrated from roots, herbs and tarkB,
that its good effects realized immediately sftef
commencing to take it. There is no disease IL the
human system for which the VEsETISE cannot he
used With perfect safety, as it does not contain ar!
metallic compound. For eradicating the system ~
all Impurities of the beod il has al. II has
never failed to effect cure, givip tome and
strength to the system debilitated bv disease. Ii
wonderful effects upon these comPls nts are sur
prising To all. Many have been cured by the
Vegetine that have tried many other remedies II
can we'll be called
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With its gloomy attendants, low spirits,
depresson. involuntary emissions, loss of
semen, spermatorrhea, loss Of power, dizzy
head, loss Of memory and threatened impo-
tency and imbecility, find a sovereign cure
in Humphreys II meopaehic Specific No.
49, Composed of the most valuable, mild
and potent Curatives, they strike at once at
the root of the matter, tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, and impart vigor and
energy. life and vitality, tothe entire man.
They have cured thousands of cases. Price,
So per package of five boxes, and large 81
vial, which is very important in obstinate
and old cases, or 81 per single box. Sold
BY all druggists, and sent by mail on receipt
of price. Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company, 5S2
Broadway, New York dAw
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GIlHEEE WILL BIB PETITION PRESENTED
L to the Board o. County Comm ssiOners .: Leav-
Gu worth County, Stale Of ksnsat, AZ their Decem-
Der Term, A. ID. 1871, pray ing the location OF a
County Koao from the northeast corner Of section
four VI township nine, VI range tsenty-two t2l),
in said County OF Lesven 0rth, running thence
south the east line VI section TOUR a., aud along
the cas-, line Of section nine go Of >aii township
aud range, 10 point where the Oskaloosa and
LeAvenworth road CLOSES said SEXTON line last
mentioned. J. STA MAN.
Z. 5. SMITH,
q ii. BLACK,
nOvi6w2w Principal Pct TONERS.
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themselves. Was ever before prophet s.
shamefnlly treated by woman? 1t was il
vain he looked at his Anna, his Harriet
his Eliza, his Ellen, his Susan, his Mary, hi
Maggie, his Zina, his Augusta, his tw
Lucys, and his magnificent, Amelia; he fel
he was lonely in the world, and without tn
beautiful Selins had literally
No one to love none To eare.-
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CHICAGO MARXE1.

CHICAso. November ..
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
wHkAT-Active; prices advanced, No. !, NOing
at 81 239I -; No. ,, 81 Is.
CoRS-Demand fair and market firm; No 2,
mixed 40c; seller Dec. 4od4Os4c.
RYE-Quiet and weak; No. l, 6l96i1zc; No. 2,
54td5sc.
OAr>-Fair demand and lower; No. 2, SIC.
BARLEY state lower; No. 2, spring 551ac.
PoRK-Aciive and higher; mess Sl2 50; seller
Dec. $I2 s5d12 65.
iARD-Activs and p.ices advanced to SIC; sell
Ter Jan. SIC.
NE.rs-iireen meats steady; Hams-6LG7llc;
$685.; short ribs SIC; shori cissi
5k55ssc.
Aoss-Active and prices advanced s. 90a4 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
LEA Il PERKINS, SAUCE.
Pronounced by COnnoisseurs
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE

Ii improves appetite and digestion, and II is un.
rivaled for its flavor.
We are directed by Msssrs. LEA 4 PERKINS 70
prosecute all parties making vending counter
feits. JOHN DUNcAIH SONS.
auyI5soAi6 AGENTS, NEW YORK.
As THIS is tine season TO Strengthen and Increase
the growth Of hair, modern science has tested
CHEvALIEK's LIFE FOR THE HAIR, and il is the
only nuiricious and elegant hair-ire.sing in the
world for restoring gray hair stopping its falling,
and increasing its growth div
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The directors and stockholders Of the
Kansas Magazine Company are requested to
meet at the Commonwealth editorial rooms.
Topeka, on Wednesday evening, November
18th, 1871, at Z O'Clock, for the election of
officers and the Transaction of such other b,ui-
ness - may properly come before the meet.
ing.
By order of the Executive Committee.
Leavenworth, Lawrence. Fort Scott and
AtcAison paPsn please copy.
TIE extension On the EpiscopalianCh Church
in Moth Lavsnvorth i nearly finished.
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

DIR. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable Curative
permanently cures all forms Of '.Spermatorrhea''
or Seminal Weakness in from two to seven
weeks time. Ii Lost Power and brings back
by sexual excuses or evil practices. Young men
suffering from the effects Of that dreaifuy destruc-
tive habit of s-if-abuse this medicine With
This remedy has been used by DIR. Bohannan IN hi,
private practice for thirty years. and has
tailed in curing the worst CASES. Pnte y
per package Sent To any address free from oserya
tion). Sold only At DR.. C. A. Bohannan's once
No. s. North Fifth street. ST. Louis. Mo. Estah-
lishej 1887.
aprI dAvISe
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IT is rriie remark, that 1.-THE main entrance to
mans h, art is through his stomach Practical
young ladies may be interested 10 learn that fsv
are 50 obdurate - Withstand the genial influence
of DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder snd Special
Elavcrings. The increasing demand for these
articles testi6ss Of the entire satisfaction Afforded
to those Who have used them dAv
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lllEll.

DUFfY-On Wednesday the 18th inst, at
o. clock p. m, Owen, infant son Of Owen and Cath
crime Duffy.
The funeral will take place on Friday, the 18th
inst at 10 o. clock a LII.
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ssOmeial.''
wAR DEPARTMENT, wAsHlssroH CsTY,

War DEPARTMENT, WAsHHsroH CsTY, /
ctober. S0th 1871.
IL PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING TO
n own vouchers pertaining TO the Indian War
Claims Of 1867 or claiming awards 10 be found due
thereon, are requested TO send forward copies Of
such vouchers statements Of their claims in de-
tail with afdavits p the fact Of ovnenhip, to In
spector u. neral James A. Hardie, United States
Army, Chicago, lllinOis
Notwithstanding the destruction Of the list Of
awards. nearly completed, and Of important evil
dence pertaining 10 claims, sufhcieLt data exists
upon which to frame . new list OF awards without
injurious delay.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
JOHN POTTS, Chief Clerk
War Department
The undersigned l. prepared to put the above
claims in shape, and forward the same TO General
Hardie. Parties holding such claims are Therefore
invited to call and put them in shap-, especially
thoee whose claims we're proven up before the IN
designed, 1t the time Of General Harlie's visit
here UPON that business.
En-. D. CLOUuH,
uovl6dIw&vlv No. iO5 Shavnee-St-
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N LAR X Els.

LenvenWarsh, Chicago and ~ l-Ouis.
For the benefit of our readers We compile
from the latest papers statement Of the
the condi ion of the markets Of ST. Louis and
Chicago, and append review oil our own
also.
Flour and wheat were dull
in Chicago, the former quoted at
S5G7, and the latter at 81 log
/ % There has been les inquiry for
corn, and ii is selling a; from 40 to 42c.
The cattle market is reported to be demon
allied, by the Post, and there is no demand
| 70. them at all only few odd lots OF steers
sold at low figures. The market was ex-
| peeled to rally, as it had fallen as low as If
could 90.
In hogs the packers were doing a good
business, and the receipts were large, with
good demand.
From ST. Louis We learn that The gen
eral grocery market for the past week has
been inactive, but that all lines OF prices are
steady. Packing has been actively prosecu-
ted, and the cattle trade is reported as brink.
The quotations of gr ,in were about the same
as Chicago.
| In the Leavenworth market, from the
bank of Hines q Eaves, ". learn that money
is scarce at IL per cent, and the demand for
it among the packers is active. County
scrip is quoted at from 80 to 95c.
From Messrs. Hensley, Shelton Il Go. We
gather that the receipts of wheat, from the
county, owing to the condition Of the roads,
has fallen off, but the price rules firm at from
81 90 toSI %. About 800 bushels were re-
ceived at this mill on yesterday, usually over
a thousand day.
Messrs. ID. Kinnear q Son quote hogs at
Sic, and report that the packing business is
active Probably 5000 have been slaugl,-
tered this season, by all the houses, and
there is Il steady demand for additional
numbers. Beef is quoted at from q to Sic
buying, and 3 to 4c selling. Five hundred
on an average, daily consumed in this
market.
The balance Of the market reports are fur
nished in the following tabular form, re-
vised by Messrs Gordon & Co:
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Mrs. whiteomb desireA all to try her Syrup; II 1
the greatest childrek' soothing remedy, end solt
1t toe low pries Of Is cents- dAw
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Inaeresting Facts in Relation 90 ssse
NSrahWessern Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY.

Since 1868, the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Milwaukee, has been
doing business in this city. Its popularity
has been constantly increasing, and since
Oct. l4th, Of the present year, up to this
hour, little over month, it has
issued from lis Office in this city, nineteen
policies, amounting in the aggregate to SOL
900. This statement Immediately arrests at
tention, and it may well be inquired by those
wishing to insure their lives, what are the
Causes which have led to the popularity of
the Northwestern Mutual Of Milwaukee.
Not long ago, there was issued and circu-
lated in this State an anony nous pamphlet,
emitted "What is it, Is ii, or il it not
purely mutual ~ which dealt an under
handed blow at the Northwestern Mutual, by
pretending TO copy from a statement of the
Company TO the Auditor of the State of Ohio.
that the Northwestern had an amount of
guaranteed capital, actually paid up, in cash,
of 100000" and therefore the inquiry
whether it was purely mutual or not, or Il
stock company or something else than il pre-
tended to be? In answer to this anonymous
assault, the following reply from the Auditor
of the State of Ohio, is submitted:
AUDITOR OF STATES orrIck,
.c.,,.., So, y.,,,,.,,.rs, ,,,,,, re-.
iasura"oe Company, Na'raasee, WI.
pEXh SIX los ., NC .l' , ,,'' rs = 'e .I
i. III. Ohio Insurance Report of 1870. Par,
=, p. 800, it is stated that your Company has
guarantee capital actually Paid up IN
Iasn ~ n;sr,r,;., az" Th;I nia,;o,I 80 az
committed in ,bi, Office, The clerk who has
charge of the ANALYSIS Of the return, thinks
the sloo.oco deposited with the treasurer OF
", ms ~ az !, mav rour snmnanv nara,
in anv re,nrn made TO this office. claimed TO
have, either any capital stock or guarantee
capital, but always claimed to be purely mu-
tuai. 1 snati oe glAo 70 colree. 'i:ts error IN
I;sb This letter in = leading Milwaukee, news.
paper, and send copies of such newspaper to
such ofyour agents AZ may De annoyed by
,ne anony nous. . M:,, 'Ie " a. you
than IN ,nv other v.v
Respectfully, &c,
JAS II. GOODMAN,
Au''''i VI ''a'e
Inc Popuiar'y anu SAle"y Vi 'ne mutual
eyslem ~ well ui''eis'o'o III 'n'' coun'ry'
and hence tne unJuS' A1'Au,' upo" U.s.
Inc Northwessern oegan business In 1898.
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One Of the most popular. skilfully edited.
and widely circulated papers In
the country.
Rev. Edward E. Hale, Mrs. II. B. Stowe,
Prot. James De Mile, "SOphie May"
Mrs. L. c. Moulton, MR.. X. IL. Davis,
Mrs. Helen c. Weeks, Mrs. c. W. Flanders,
Ruth Chesterfield, Mrs. NJ. A. Denison.
With other we'll known and eminent writer's,
eontribate To its columns
Besides charmtngly written stories, and
Ia es Of Adventure, II contains Letters oil Travel
Historical AMI Scientific Articles, Biographical
Sketches, Observations in Natural History,
Striking Eiitorisls on Current Events, sports
Games, Puzzles etc, etc.
Varied Comprehensive practical. and full OF
Inform .tOn, il attracts aud interests alike both
old and young.
Two Stirring Serial stories, one OF Home
Liie,' the other Lille on the Frontier, VIII
appear during the year.
Send OF -pecimen Copies sent free. Subscription
price, si.50 IN advance.
PERRY N ASON 4 CO..
Publishers,
Bus boN
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TAXI no more unplt asant or unsafe remedies 70,
unpleasant and dangerous diseases. Use Helm
holds Extract Buchu and Improved Ross Wash.
d&w
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IN. sAex's Casanh Rsmedy IL nePatsnt nsai-
- hu1bue sos up 70 dlpe ths igDs.nt and crsds-
Ioua. Int . . spsri1e isr Nanl C1tarh, Odd II
~ ~ :" and kindFoa dissao. dAv
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MEDICAL.
Dr.. Bohauuan.

DR. BOHANNAN'S Treaties on special Dis
symptoms, &c. o, '.Spermarorrhea'' or .sSeuinal
Weakness" and all the evils resulting from Self
Abuse, SYPHILIS, Female Complaints, all impedi.
ments 10 marriage, and valuable information on
other delicate subjects, sent FREE TO sddress in
plain sealed envelope, on receipt Of one stamp.
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1t annoys your friends veil a. yourself You
would like to get nd Of il, but scarcely know what
means to adopt. We viii tell you. Use the frag-
rant so,odont, it will eanse and beaufify your
teeth, and leave your breath pure. d&v
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LOCAL. ITEMS.


Browns Bronchial Troches'' are widely knswn
Is an established remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis Hoarseness and other troubles Of the Throat
and Lungs tu-th sat&v
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
DELAMARRE.s SPECIFIC PILLS.

Prepared by Garanciere 4 Dupont, No. PA Rue
Lombard, Paris, and highly recommended by the
entire Medical Faculty of France, are the very best
remedy in all cases Of Sper,uatOrrhOea or Seminal
Weakness; Nightly, Daily Premature Ennis
sons; Sexual Weakness or Impotency; Weakness
arising from Secret .,abts and Sexual Excuses !;
Relaxation Of the Genital Organs; Weak Spine
''Lme'' or 'Brick. dust" deposits in the Urine
"Milky Gischarges," &c. and all the CHASTITY
traiR OF symptoms arising from Overuse Ex-
cesses.
They cure when all other remedies fail.
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The Hog Business.

Messrs. Lowe & Huckins have opened 2
packing-ho for hogs on Delaware street,
next to Hathaway printing Office, and taken
both cellars and large upper floor for the
business. They are packing only 1OOa day
now, and proceeding more cautiously than
last season. When the way ID clear they
will double the amount, and rush their bust
ness in all of its departments. The kind OF
hogs which they are carving and packing are
as fat and oompactly built as could be ,esiI-
ed. Within the last few years great change
has come over the Kansas stock in this re-
spect, and our hogs are now unexcelled by all
others. Inc difference is vast one to both
the farmers and the packers. Still further
further improvements can be mnde, for the
art OF breeding is never AT a stand-still but
always progressing.
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BAKING Pow DER.
PATENT LEGS 4 ARMS.
ID R. b LY'S
Patent Legs and Arms

TIME ANATOMICAL Leo L. q UAi.
L ANTEED for So yean- Those
~ without side motion are for comfort and
IL durability unrivalled. Prices from 80
- $50. No o6sasoe Pav0es segsssed.
"a Satialhction guaranteed. Other Sinds
q leo altered, repaired, e made y order. D ).
ep3djSn furnished On Soveenment aecount Pam-
~ snd blanh ssut 6ss. AaAR0
LEWIS LOCKWOOD
uasld&vs Ioa1oe, q. Ls1b
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AMENDED PROPOSITION
Of the LeaveawOrth 4 Kansas South.
ern Railway Company.

OF the LeaveaWOrth 4 Kansas South.
ern Railway Company.
WHEREAS, Many of the citizens of Leav.
worth have urged upon us the necessity OF
amending the proposition submitted BY the
County Board to aid in constructing the
Leavenworth & Kansas Southern Railway,
wetherefore agree and pledge ourselves As in
dividuals and as Directors of said Company
to said Board of County Commissioner and
to the people of Leavenworth county:
That, in the event the subsidies asked for
in said proposition are voted, We will insert
in the contract to be made between this com.
pany and the County Board, the following
additional provisions:
lst. That 100000 of said bonds. instead
Of $50, 900 O. said bonds, shall be delivered
BY the trustee, when said railway is con-
structed, equipped and operated to the Kan
as river, and the remaining $50, 900 of said
bonds when said railway is constructed tothe
south bank OF said river over q good and
Sufficient railway bridge.
ID. We further agree to constrct, equip
and operate the remainder of the fifty miles
within eighteen months instead of two years,
- specified in said proposition.
A. NJ. CLARK,
VIZ. E. CHAMBERLAIN.
H. D. RUsH,
JOHN F. RIcHARns.
THos. CARNEY.
MARCUS J. PARRo1r,
WV. p. BoRLAxD,
E. HESsLEY.
November 9th, 1871.
SuAToR Sprague and Ben. Aken have
been down to the Indian Territory on .
pro pecsing tour and hunt, and enjoyed
themselvo inn0sely, notwithstanding the
vsaEhe..
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ASS Liver pm.


nyou rant live pill that will relieve headache
and remove constipation use DR.. Gillman's SIS
Liver Pill. Eott. Parham. dAw
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A Mystery Solved.

NlFTEIN MINUTES PRIVATE ooNvEssA.
= 1ION With nasIssd laaiss b 80 q their
MA 91Tz0ER
agell.lfvlv g.-.a 1nsVR, n