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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-23
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throat diseases, coughs and colds. There II NO
more eectual relief 70 be found, than in the ne Of
Brown Bronchial Troches.' tu-th. ootAv
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Y Is currently reported Eere that lie
Register and Receiver Of The Uni,el S.Ass
Land Office, at Augusta, are aboG: 10 ee.
into trouble We understand f-on coed
authority, bu, 10 TO, vouch for the truth
il, that they have been tskirg iiegsl fees
from the settlers, snt that for ''c,usidsra.
ton" 10 b. paid into the hands Of lawyer,
c Tlain filings were allowed thai were ao-
an,hori-sd ~ by lag. We Lsve ConvsT a.
with gentleman who was before the United
States Grand Jury in The above case, end
learn from him ihlt there vii. be trouble in
,he Lind Olice camp soon. We can scarce
ly believe that MeSsrs. Akin and Shannon
have been committing any frauds on III.
settlers. and hope 10 be able 10 publish to
or readers that these reports are untrue
EiLo-aGo Times.
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Coz. McCooK. the Democrstic candidate
for Governor Of Ohio during the campaign
Just closed, in that State, is stepping at the
Planters The Col. owns properly in this
State which he is looking after. lie AFRO
thinks OF visiting Colorado. His defeat does
10, seem TO weigh heavily upon him, and
ve p-, sumo he is ready for another race.
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DR.. BOHA NNAN'S Treaties on special Dis
eases," which fully explains the nature. Gauss,
symptoms, sc. , OF .'Spermatorrhea'' or Seminal
Weakness" ard all the evils resulting from self
Abuse, SYPHILIS, Female Complaints, all !mp-d
ments 10 marriage, and valuable Information OF
other delicate bects, sent FREE to address in a
plain scaled snvc!ope on receipt OF one stamp.
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Destruction ofshe business Portion Of
Nif Carson.

Nb sabHOu.
We learned on Yesterday afternoon, from
Mr. Draper, OF Tehama, California, who
had jus; come in on the Pacific train, that
on Friday morning, a; O'Clock, fire broke
olt in = building al Kit Carson, adjoining
the Perry House, on the right hand side of
the track going west, and as the wind was
blowing a fearful gale, that all tie business
portion of the city was utterly destroyed.
The postofiice, saloons and stores situated
,hsre were, consumed, leaving the depot,
he American House. Chick & Co.'S whole
sale hyuss, and Oiero & Sellar's building,
and nearly all OF the residence. of the set
tlement The loss was v,ry serious one
indeed. NJ lives were lost.
THE remarkable rrosth OF Leavenworth,
from plain Of hazel brush TO its present
population, ought never TO bs forgotten. 1t
is 4 ana.ug evidence OF Whist more can be
done " 4 concentration OF the capital snd
eniezgE Sc % oar CT izeEs. Il is the business
0, every man. IN c-de. 10 advance hi, own
x
ueisabor and help him over the rough places
Bread cs-i upon the waters viii return after
s1sny Gsys
WEB. wILDER, we might say formerly OF
the L-aveEvortA TINES, now of The Fort
Scott Ecg,~-. but soon to be OF the Eonsas
flg .-.c, lut We won't, Tor there is only
one Nzh Wide. in the world, and he-was
here yesterday. He visits the metropolis
in lie ;rtertsl Of The forthcoming magazine.
0Ca musical fo.Ss vii. be glad 10 learn
that Minnie Beais is coming back to Kansas.
The Record SAYS 81; is now settled that she
vii be IN Topeka in January, and that We
shall hear her sing again. She is now in
Erie, Pennsylvania, with her grandfather. |
l. is her present intention 10 visit Europe in |
the spring"
TuE Lsavsusos,h & Kansas Southern |
RaiIwsy proposition i advertised in the coz
umrs o.TuE TIMES to-day for the informa-
ton q the yl;ers pf the county. We trust |
;hat ev.ry enc will carefully read the same. |
Now i the tine 10 discuss The qgertion, and |
then al vii be able 70 To;e :ri,l gently on
the 4h c: December, nezi
TIE Cry C.uEci!, lss. evening, passed |
he or! nance granting the iish, of way
along the river bans 10 tire Kansas Central |
Railway, ~ a vote Of 10 to l. The ordi.
nsnce provides tina: all other railway COM
psnies shall have the right to run over the |
road On payias portion of the COS. o, the |
road.
SENATOR SrRAGuE, OF Rhode Island, who |
is scjournlng vii Us for few days, was out !
gaming yesterday, and enjoyed the rare
sport Of shooting prairie chickens on the |
wing. From the number of birds slain We
judge he is of the opinion that if there j. |
anything more difficult than 70 kill half |
million prairis ehiekse Il b to kill q Nil.
lio0.
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JOHN POTTS, Chief Clerk
War Department.
WANTED.

NTANIEONCAHvASSE OF BOTH skXE5
w - oh1ain subse1ibsD for IN Illustrated Pc.
al9a nmily pspsr. ssod for spsefmens s1i IN.
$3.50 ]. LAfaAN 4 CO.,
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A continuance for any length Of time causes
irritation of the lungs OF some chronic thDst
disease. Browns Bronchial Troches are m
e8ectual cough remedy. th-saf&w
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The frue orouuds Of 0onadenoo

Whence come, that 6rm reliance that afeolute.
undOubting faith In the ef6eacy Of Hosetter's
Stomach Bitters - . remedy ior indigestion, bill
ious disorders, intermittent and renittent fs.srs,
which notoriously prevails in all Parts Of the
United States: This son6dence hiss been growing
tor twenty years. and IL IL still extending. 1t is
not the result Of ereiulity; has not been ensen-
dersd BY any human device, bat II the spon sape-
our and natural consequence Of experience. What
people see daily going on under their own eyes
they cannot question. When families in unhealthy
districts that resort to this wholesome vegetable
tonic ~ preventive, escape psriodiol evers. and
their immediate neighhors, Who ne lee' that pre-.
caution, are prostrated by the dissass, how = Il
possible that the phenonenon should he without
its lesson' In lie manner When II ID seen that
obstinate cases Of dyspepsia, Of liver cooplaint Of
constipation, OF nervous weakness. and Of general
debility, yield 20 the operation Of the famous
edy, how Dan even incrsdulity itself withhold its
endonement? Eye-vitnesses q the SOLITARY ef-
fects Of the Bitter are TO be found in every civil
upon Thousands Oh owe their restoration TO
health and strength, or their preservation from
sickness to i extraordinary medicinal properties,
are enthusiastic in i,s praise The multisu1es who
recommend It in . neighborly way to their friends
and acqaaintances, % we'll A. thss vhs make pub
70 state their reasons for the fth that is In them
They have all either felt or vitnes Cd its nenicent
operations. t.;h-aaaAW
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MISCELLANEOUS.
no From 80 cents.

Something urgently needed by everybody. Call
AID examine, or 70 samples sent (postase free for
efty GEMS that re- :. readily for ten dollars. K
iulv6vS
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH! BEAUTY
RESOLVENf,

LAS MADE THE MOST ASTONiSAlN0
i cures, quick, - rapid the changes the
body uuiergo-- under the influence Of this truly
sonderfuiiy Iaeiieine that every day an increase
10 flesh weight Is seen and felt
Serofula, Consumption, syphilis in Its many
forms, Glandular Disease, Ulcers in the Throat,
Mouth: Tumors. Nodes in the Glands, nd other
changes from the Ears; Eruptive Disease Of the
Eyes, Nose. Mouth, and the worst forms Of Skin
Diseases; Eruprions, Fever sores, Scsld Head,
Ring Worm, Salt kheum, Erysipelas, Acne, Black
spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers In
the Womb, and IA. Weakening and Painful Dis
charges; Night Sweats, and all Wastes Of the Lie
Principle, within the Curative range Of BAD
wsy's Sarsapariliian Kssolvsat, and /. fsv days
will prove &c any person using 10 for eitheTof
thss. forms disease It's potent power cure them
Not only does the Szrsapanllian kesOlvent excel
all known remedial agents, IN the cure Of Chronic
Scrotulous. Constitutional, Skin and Syphiload dis
case-, but Il is the oniy positive remedy TOR
kidney, BLADDER,
Urinary and Womb diseases. 4nvsA Diabetes.
Oropsy. incontinsncs Of Urine, Brishrs dissas,
dust deposits. the water b thick, cloudy, mixed
sith substances like the white Of evgg, threads
ike white silk, there In . morbid dark bilious
appearance, and white bone dust deposits, and
vi here there il . pricking, burning sensation, and
Pain the small Of the Back, and along the l0ns.
in all these conditions RAdvAy's Sarsaparilla Re
solvent. aided by the application Of Rzdvay's
t:eady Relief 70 the Spine and SnAll Of the BacA
and the Bowels regulated With two Of Rad
complete cure. In . few days, the potent viii
,son be enabled to hold and Discharge water natu-
rally without pain, and tho Urine vii IL rsstogsf
to its natural clear amber sherry color.
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You don't have TO take Lathams Cathar-
tic Extract . week to know whether it Is
il going to do you good. Yon know it n
oace; it does you good the 6rst time. d&w
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JONES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in 81.
Louis il the best institution Of the kind m
this country for young lady or gent to
obtain Q business education. DIV
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DR.. BOhannan.
Established In 81. Lo

OFFICE NO. sIs NORTH FIFTH STREE
(between Washington Avenue and Green street. I.
81. Louis, Mo.
Established In 81. Louis in 1887
Cures all Chronic and Special Diseases In a shori
time, either in MALE FEMALE: chsrees Io.
fees; Mercury.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ESTABLISHED 81 YEARS!
Jones' Commercial College,

VZT1Io11 q IOXIVJ 4l
'eseo ssdlle3 siso7 n o. snqussaVse
O08 00oo0D 1a0x 2U
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1911
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DR.. jNo. 3. HUNTER,

.-'t,a-- O., lre4 a. CLrsais Nru-Bg sna sFecai lis
,,ti caasttztisnsl cz-s-, .isen ~ othsr~ sr,
.ln. .alts ~ s-f-znu-z IN all its sor0s
H-.r..H frsa-fer-v Constellation free
49, sr - for AstusI ks.ys cures
s...r. Gauge ir,-i-rafs Hoars a. 20 ..
.,,,- . m. 10 Il neon ,,rlc- r-tir-a
NJ. eI3 Chestnut street. -. Leais. Mo-
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BE1LIy, VIE jan ISth, MI.
D.. y OornO Pits.
DsAH sal Learn With pleasure that you co..
template o6sring your Blood Enrieher - . speei6e
outside Of your practice. have for some time
thought yo1 ought to do So in jusics % su6srins
and Outlines humbusyed public, vhs cannot all 10
appreciate - soon = they come TO know it nefio.
have taken this remedy myself - have sevefal
member of ny family and With The best results In
every case restoring vastei energies. snt regulai
ing and building up the system When other reme-
dies had failed 70 producs the desired rssaIt fsa
are ut liberty to refer 10 me endoing your claiss
Tor this remedy truly youn,
dAV T. l. TERIY, Editor Cosvsas, Berlin.
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they are particularly suited. They viii in short
time bring on the monthly period Nth ISsSa,iS1
full TO the constitution. In Ill Of Nervous and
spinal Affections, Pains In the Back and Limbs.
Fatigue slight exerion, Palpitaiion Of the Heart
all other means have hiIei. The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice, or will
be sent free 70 al writing for them, sealed from
of,aervntion
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Sir James Clarke's Female Pills.
10 MARRIED LADIES

These invaluabls Pulls are untailing in the cur
Of all those painful and da ssrous diseases 70 vhic
female constitution 10 subject. They moderate d
sxcesses and remove ali chstructioas, from what
AVnr caune.
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,iuE OF TwELVk YEARS. GROWTH
L RED BY RAILWAYS kk-SUL.vENI.
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3SaSDW READY RELIEF
Al rHE WORST PAINS IN FROM ONE
To TWENTY MINUTES

81 OSs SnCS As-rAR ss,DiS' rms Asvknriss-
NEST. SskD A.Y osK sUEskR WITH PAIN.
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WEB. wiLDER, we might say formerly OF
the L-ayeEworts TINES, now OF The Fort
Scott lsogi,or. but soon to be OF the Eonsas
fag .rs lgt We won't, Tor there is only
one Neh Wilder in the world, and he-was
here yesterday. He visits the metropolis
in lie ;rterss. Of The forthcoming magazine
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-06
Ottur1wa G. St. Paul Railroad.

We find the following letter from Amos
Dean, Esq, of Blarstown, in the Ninton
Journal Although specially addressed
to the interests of Vinton, it contains so
much desirable information respecting
the wishes and designs of the Railroad
company, and so much of valuable sug-
gestons, applicable to this county as well
as that to which it is addressed, that we
copy it entire:
SD. misunderstanding my recent visit
to your city in the interests of the above
named enterprise, | was more than
pleased with the improved tone of pubic
sentiment in regard to it, Men who last
summer gave us IA reluctant and lmpa
tient hearing, are now eagerly enquiring
concerning our prospects and more es
pecially concerning our pecuniary re-
uurcmcnts, and ready to promise, freely,
al the aid that could be expected ofthem.
If the company were now ready to open
stock books on the line | am sure that
Vinton would give good account OF
herself
sour town and the farming commune
ty adjacent will surprise you by rolling
up the thousands Every man speaks to
his ncighbor, and the ball is kept rolling,
A large meeting has been held at Marcn-
90. at which the authorized agents as
sured the citizens that asubscription to the
stock of $4,000 per mile in Iowa county
will secure tile road This will amount
to about $780, in that county, and as
our good friends over there had expected
| to be called on for at least 100000, and
felt confident Of their ability to raise even
that sum. they deem the battle already
won. The Secretary and Gen. Agt. write
me that we shall soon submit PROPOSE
ton that your pe0ple niU deem dccepfd-
be- What more can be asked? hide
| pendcnce is thoroughly aroused, and the
rich country between your city ana That
will harvest large crop of stock. Bear
in mind that the Company ask no dona-
lions 1t only asks that stock be taken.
| For this stock men are expected to give
| their individual notes, without interest,
due only when the road shall be built and
in actual use from Ottumwa to the point
| named in the note These notes, togcth
cr with the right of way, and the paid up
cap;tal will form basis of credit on
which bonds will be issued, and these
bonds endorsed by one of the best r. X.
Co.'S. in the West, will be sold in st. Louis
and New York. The road will then be
bui,t and the stock which each subscriber
! win receive when he pays his note will
probably be worth nearly or quite as
much as he is required to pay. Thus
the great benefits of this important road
will be secured with little or no sacrifice
4 to the individual subscribers along the
line. Lest your people who were bled
! serdesply for the building ofyourpresen'
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nod shou,d deem It impossible to &c,

road should deem it impossible to get
through so cheaply, let me refer to the
Rockford, Rock Island and st. Louis r.
r. which was built precisely on this plan,
and when it was ready for use and the
notes became due, the company returned
to each man the notes he had given, with
out collecting dollar OH them, the COM
panv retaining the stock that would
have been issued to him, unless the sub
scriber prefers to pay the note and re-
eeive his stock
II will make no attempt to argue the
Importance of this road, to our respec
tive towns. You are midway between
Cedar RAPIDS and Waterloo. each having
excellent advantages Though not natur-
ally better than yours, grasping for ev-
cry railroad that points toward Central
Iowa, and each securing machine shops
and manufacturing and commercial CAPT
tai that older cities would like to retain.
Iowa is being mapped off non, and map
ped to stay, and if you permit these COM
mercial and manufacturing centres to
grow up at your elbow you will find
that with their larger capital, their supe-
rior facilities for shipping, resulting from
competition in freight and fares, their
cause of success from all parts Of the
State and the West, that you will be left
entirely behind, and your magnificent
water power will run to waste for ages,
and Vinton that ought to be the best city
in the Cedar Valley, will be merely way
station, place to wood and water be-
tween important points. l am candid
when say that in my opinion it is yet to
be decided whether the magnificent resi-
dences and business blocks recently erect
ed in Vinton shall prove desirable
investment or fall below fifty per cent.
below cost. Ibelieve also that Blairstown
contains as many people now as it will
in 1880 if we fail in getting another road,
and that, dull as property is here now,
the market will never be one particle
better until we get another road built, or
building.
A new bib is fine thing for a little
one, but our bib is now worn out and
yours needs renewing.
am sure there is no swindle contem-
plated by the company, and that if the
road is never built, we shall not have it
to pay for.
AMOS DEAN,
BlairstoWn. Dec Goth. 1870"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-06
P!TRIIC N0TiTE.

WHEREAS. X. L. Smith of Perry Township,
w County of Buchanan, and State o; Iowa, has
made application to the Circuit Court, in and for
said County, for Permit to buy and sell Ninous
and Spirituous Liquors for NJ ,cllancal, Medical,
,uJuary and Sacramental purposes at his place Of
busi ness in said Perry Township, "a provided by
law. which application was filed on the 2Sth day
of December, 1870.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that the
fine for tiual hearing upon aforesaid application
has been set for Monday. the 23d day Of January,
A. d. 1871. at two O'Clock =. NJ, at the Court
House in Independence, Iowa. When and where
any person may show legal cause, why such per
nit shall not be granted.
Witness my hand and scal.
J.sted Iudependence Dec 20 1870 2f-2w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-06

THE independence BULLETIN says, that
johnson who was indicted here year
AFRO, for forging sccdcr notes, and forfeit
ed his bail, has been arrested by Mr.. Ma
rim rs his bondman, and with the intent to
surrcD Ter him to the sheriff of this coun-
~ in discharge of his liability. AS he
~ MT been delivered up to the sheriff.
il is prnb. bic that Marin"s has been Sc
cured in somr way, aud he let loose again,
urc,cfire to pay the $500 bond to stand
Inc chances of a tri.l.-Fdaette o"toh.
The linton is very ready with its mallc-
ions suggestions Of what is neither trne
nor .pyoialle," as it asserts. DIR. Mar
nus has written To Judge McGlatheiy to
ascertain whether the delivery Of John
son to the sheriff Of Fayette county will
release him from the bal! bond, and pend
inc the answer to that question, johnson
is safely kept in the jail of Buchanan
county. For reasons which any one viii
appreciate who has had dealings with
them, Mr.. Marinus does not propose te
trust Fayette county officials any further
than he has warrant f,om higher author
itv. If Johnson has money, he is proba-
bly, savfng it to buy his freedom in a
cheaper market.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-06

One of the handsomest papers which
comes to our table is the BUCHANAN
COUNTY BULLETIN, edited by our friend
Judge Toman. 1t is not only large,
well printed paper, but there is always
soa,ething in It, showing editorial tact
and ability We are pleased to sec the
evidence of its prosperity in its improved
mechanical appearance, brought about
within the past few months. - Belle
Plume Union.
Coming from an editor of the ripe
Judgment and experience Of our friend
Frost. and one withal who never writes
what he does not mean, we appreciate
the ;.boye.rpmplimen highly. q II -.
And now having broken over our usn-
al reserve as to what our editorial brcth-
rem say of the BULLETIN, we may as well
amend a specimen of the kind words
often received from our subscribers. A
former resident of Buchanan county wri-
ting to renew his subscription says;
Il want it continued, both to keep up
the membranes of home, ana because
it is one of the few really hcs papers OF
the State, and deserves patronage. IL IL
better than ever before, and is growing
more 80.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-06
PIHLiN NnTiCE.

N(THEREAs, J. W. Kenyon, of Perry Township,
w Comfy of Buchanan and State OF Iowa, has
made application to the Circuit Court. in and for
said County, for permit to buy and sell Ninous
and Sprituous Liquors for Mechanical, Medical,
Culinary and Sacrameuial purposes, AT his place
of business in said Perry Township, az provided
by law which application was filed on the 3lst day
of December. 1870.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that the
time for final hearing upon aforesaid application
has been SET for Monday. the sd day of January,
A. ID 1871 at , O'Clock =. NJ, at the Cour, ious'
in Independence, iowa, when and where amy PER.
son may show legal cause, why such permit shall
moi be granted.
Witness my hand and official seal.
ID. l.. SMITH. Clerk CT Court.
Dated Indnpendeuce Dec 81, 1870 2T-2w
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COMMERCIAL.
Weekly Market Report.

INDEPENDENCE, January 9th, 1871.
The Wheat market during the last
week has been unsteady, with an upward
tendency of prices at the first part and a
gradual decline since. Owing to specula-
tive demand in Chicago, wheat stflened
u little on Tuesday, and on Wednesday
touched 90 cents. 1t is selling to day at
&c to 80 cts. The average price for the
week will be about SO cts. Receipts, a
a full average. ...
OATS and Corn arrive in extremely
limited quantities Oats are IA shade high
er than last week. We quote them to-
day at 29(a3O. Corn is unchanged.
BARLEy.-Unchanged.
Receipts of Pork this week have been
large and the market weak Dressed
Hogs open on Monday at $5.90@$600,
and have steadily declined. They are
steady to day at 1919.
LIVE Hoes are S400@$475 with light
receipts.
Poultry is in fair demand Turkeys
are selling at 10 cts per pound and Chick
ems at Cos cts.
HIDES are unchanged.
BUTTER is 1890 cts. and not firm,