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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28
A Mystery Solved.

ElFrEEN MINUTES PRIVATE CONvERsA-
T TlON With married laoies BY one OF then
00Dhee. Sent nes for too stamps. Addre0
MIS-. 1ETZGER,
snell .llvlv Hanover, p.
CSOR SAILS YOKE WORK CATTLE, 1GOOD
il La Waeoas, ] Ssaf3oaa1y Steam Saw NIL
WIN exchange Cattle o. Ws6Oos tor STOCK Hog
EsasiEs q. o. s6drso J. & DUNCAN, stsansH,
LSavssvo Ce7nty. Aansna
onal11lWAO10.
S 70 $40 PER OM. S kas: m. xS Sns9tfs
Xhe m0Oh en- nsV bostnaee 1ake Iron - -
ne - nVm shek en- lecalifaes. 1uil yaAcen-
1S lhG01etaeas se1t ftee BY nail thcee Y
- 8 Dooe1f, lcee1nhe ysek, eeea4 49,
Every Farmer
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28

CAUTIoN!-Druggists are sometimes care
less, and in purchasing their stock get hold
of an imitation of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy, or q counterfeit article, and innocently
without seeing that the name printed upon i
is DR.. Saees Catarrh Remedy, and not DR..
Ssge's Catarrh Cure. New Catarah Cure,
Catarrh Believer, or some other similar
sounding name. Also that it has printed
both upon the wrapper and also upon the U.
S. Government Stamp, which 10 upon II the
words ''R. v. Pierce, N. D., Buffalo, n.
Y" In this way you will be sure to get the
genuine. d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28

EVERY one should use hams Cathartie
Extract. They are sure L, Ike il d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-28

ScHEErz's Bitter Cordial will certainl,
cure Dyspepsia. Sold BY all druggists.
d&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

4 DANIEL CONE TO JrDGMENT.-A cOrrc-
spondeut OF the Philadelphia city Item,
who Dimes with Mr. Sumner, and ought to
know his views, bursts forth as follows:
Senator Sumner will be the Democratic
nominee for the Presidency-at least, that is
the prevailing and growing opinion.
He is lifelong Democrat.
His record is grand.
He is the embodiment, the essence, the
glory of Democracy.
lie is just the man to fire the tagging zeal
Of any party.
At the head Of the Democratic ticket he
would sweep all New England.
He is sure of the whole South.
The West would gladly take him.
Bear in mind that the Democrats Of Mas
sachlIsettS sent him to the Senate.
The Democrats are sure Of triumph with
him; they are sure of nothing without him,
These arc the views of leading, thought
ful, well-balanced Democrats here, and
these views are Endorsed by Schurz, Trum-
bull, Logan, Upton, and other out-spoken
gentlemen,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

JOHN W. JENKINS, JOHN \. PoPHAM.
tl.:c If Bath CO., Va.)
JENKINS & POPHAM,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE, No. MARSHALL BUILDING,
corner 10Th and B .uk st:eets,
iichm" nj. Va.
will practice in the c"rts .; the State ana the
United States. and before III" Court OF Claims anu
departments at Washington. Special attention
given 20 arising under tee revenue ana BANK
ruptcy laws OF the United states
Congress h, wing recently p sSed Dill proV.d-
ing for the appointment OF commission Tor the
examination and adjustment OF tie claims or
LOYAL CITIZENS OF TIE SOUTH Ior stores
or supplies ,k,n furnshet during the rebellion
for the use OF the army, including the use anu loss
Of vessels and boats while cmpioyci In the mill
tary service Of The United states, and there being
many claims Of this description which should ave
prompt attention, we respectfully Cner our SER
vices in The prosecution OF the same before the
commission on the most liberal terms. according
TO the amount Involved and the character OF the
claim. For full particulars address
JENKINS Il P0PHAM,
Attorneys ut Law,
Richmond Va.
We refer. by permits ion, to
John B. Davis President Planters National Bank
and Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, Ri hmOnd
Davenport Co., stock Brokers and General
Agents, Richmond;
Lancaster & Co.. Bankers, Richmond
Hon. II. X. EllysOn, ex-Mayor, Richmond;
{. X. Bingham, President First Hational Bank
Hon. j. i. Lewis, United States Senator, Wash
ington, u. c.;
Hon James II. Platt, Washington. D. c.;
Hon. Cha les ii. Porter, Washington: d. c.;
Hon. W. III. II. Stoyell, " aShingtoa, ID. {.
up lin
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rnon WASHINGTON.
,,-,,s.ror dance Of the Richmond dispatch ]

rCcrrespOn QAnCe OF inc hICHHloHh 'iSP"'S'
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1871.
The kuklux bill still engages the atten-
ton of Congress. and Is likely, to the ex.
clusion Of all other subjects, until the end
of next week, If not longer. / am confirmed
In the opinion that the present measure
will fail. or else leading Republicans viii
not stand up to private views which have
been expressed concerning 1t. The more
discussion it receives, the better will be the
effect among the masses.
At the next meeting Of the Senate Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections-the
committee on which Mr.. Sumner was
placed, but refused to serve, after his de-
capitatlon-the case of Senator-elect Vance,
of North Carolina, will be taken up.
Wall street is in fever over MIR. Bout
Wells April programme, and kilograms
have showered upon parties here thought
to have some supernatural gift of knowing
what the Secretary never tells any one until
the proper moment for giving it universal
circulation arrives, for an insight into the
next movement.
The President will have to forego his trip
to California unless Congress, in Difference
to his known desire to make a spring tour
over the Pacific railroad. shall soon adj
iourn. Even then the Joint High Commits
sioners being in session would, it is
thought, preclude the Executive leaving
the capital. IlAoN'
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mo- THE GREATEST SPRING REM
ruY-1n the sprins OF the year nature demands
Az ..,,.,ont IN driving ont the morbide substance
.o,,oc,sd A., the blood which is sure to gsnsra.e
sr.,em, rho only remedy adequately effecsusi ID
cases of this character is M1sHLEk,s h s,aah
B1TTERs, which thoroughly purihes the olo o,u,
eorrects all the irregularities Of the system rem
veorates the general hsr emu now is gen.
pesedeI nssh nerVousness DC. For all diEsssss
hs %ParAsie1 IS Of ae niece BY the
LEES lss, h nssiea, Authorities the most certain,
speedy and remedy eHtant tho xTea
have tested It's and decnfS II y, With disease
EN- es be IIrht of science has ever brought to our
knowledRe. Sold by all druggists and dealers
j. b HARTMAN CO., Proprieto nnd, rSwit
for
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An EXTRAORDINARY DENoMINATIoSAL
LAwsUIT.-A lawsuit Of great interest. and
of IN extraordinary kind for this country,
involving the title to the valuable property
Of the FIRST Reformed Presbyterian Church
Of phiiadclphli, has for several weeks oc-
cupied the Supreme Court of Pennsylva-
MIA, now in session in that city. The case
grew out Of Il declaration Of Geo. II. Stuart.
of rhiladelDhia, member of the First Re-
formed Presbyterian Church, who openly
said that he "was in the habit of singing
HYMNS" For this "use of human psalm
ody" he was deposcd from his place in the
SYNOD and his edcrship In the church, and
was denied the right 10 partakc OF the
communion. The Presbytery with which
Mr.. stualt's church was connected re-
fused to acknowledge the action of the Sy-
nod rs binding, and his pastor. the Rev. Or.
Wyie, with majority of the congregation,
also sustained him, and continued 10 treat
him a. Il member Of the church in good ard
regular standing. A minority Of the men,
bcrs of the First Church, who approved
the action Of the synod, thereupon seeded,
calling new pastor, and holding services
in the Hall Of the Academy OF Music. They
claim to be the true First Church, and that
the majority, by their diSobedience to the
synod, have forfeited their title. On this
ground they have brought suit for the pos
session Of the church property. The case
has excited great interest Ill Philadelphia,
and among Presbyterians everywhere.
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Color Prejudices in Puerto Prince

Especial corrCs pundelce Of thu Baltimore Amcri
can
Puerto PRINCE. March Z. 1S71.-Not-
With>tandng the indication given in my
last letter OF the decided feeling Of animos-
!ty to Americans among the people of
Puertr Prince. we have continued daily to
perambula,e the city, and TO return their
rcowIs with smiles, and to be rather amused
with their evidences Of dislike. They arc
undoubtedly an ignorant people, but they
entertain the same prejudices against Il
white skin that some people at home
do against 4 black one. SO long as those
who claim to be enlightened uphold and
defend this prejudice, and ministers have
preached it from their pulpits, we must
not condemn the negro Of the tropics for
considering white skin as the mark of an
inferior race, That they do SO is an un-
doubted fact, and any shade lighter than
utter darkness is graded, as it with US. as
one step towards the degraded color. No
man with white skin can hold property
here, as was the case in the South before
the war with regard TO the black race, and
all !ntermlXture Of race is equally dcgrad-
ing. 1t Is II singular tact that they adhere
10 their prcjudicea more closely and prac-
tice them more faithfully than their Ameri-
can ro-siavery brethren, as the almost uni.
Fersal shade here is 50 black that charcoal
"oulu ludhc u "nilc cll Tue l3ceS Vi
most Of the natives.
Thlsis avery cool kind of dwelling philoso
pher. The argument Of this writer is thai
the more refined people becomes, the
lever their objections TO barbarism and The
more ready they are to lie down with it
vote with 1t, and inter-marry with it! How
mucn wiser are the barbar,ans, who have
instinctively adopted the aversion which
the Creator planted in the breasts of dis
tinct races towards one another; an,
planted there wisely and benetccntly, sine,
their natures are so Incompatible that the,
cannot live together in peace.
The wise Iucn who established thu
Colonization Society, and founded tho
colony in Liberia, not only knew this aver.
sion established BY providence for humln
well-bcing, but cherished il. In framing
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spECTAL NOTICES.
~AP RIL, 1874.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS FOB SPRING.

n. r, PRICE q CO. are opening by each days
morning ar afternoon express everything that is
necuiiar aud attractive in DRESS GOODs, snd
during the entire season their stock viii be Kept
mn full to standard.
Their facilities nave enabled ttem to make ar
rangemenrs by which free access Is given potn 70
tho Furopcan and home market, so TINT weekly
nil that Is novel and striking OF foretyn fabric ana
good and substantial OF domestic PRODUCTION VIII
he presented to their customers at very BOIIoA
PRICES. and In this way their patrons shall oe
nTorocted In values. Just to hand:
Large lot Black Iron Grenadines-less than iater
in the season; ,..
Diagonal Poplins, for waking dresses and suits
Surfing Pnplips every shade and quality
FomIard Silks In plain and gur edSl0 70 S1o oreSs'
Jan,nere silks End P0pins- immen Sc snow;
1hene and Plain Mohairs, GrCuad dimes ano barefes'
EIegnnt Black Gro Grains and Bonnet SILKS;
ELEGANT Plain stripe, and Check SILKS, ~ 10 *'@c'
SHAWLS &C.
BLACK Lama ace Shawls. great variety,
Snriny and Summer Slawls, every style;
Parssols ard iunshades, an endless array; a.
CENTS SILK, Cambria, and Alpaca Umbrellas &C.
MOURNING GOODS.
Black CballIs. BOmbazines, Mchairs,
klpacas Mouselins, Bareges,
Grape Wells, Grape Collars Sni"ls' &C.
STAPLES.
Shr etings Cottons, TowelIngs, Table CioIns'
Napkins, Diapers. Counterpanes,
Irish lens, Table Covers, &C., &c.
AS low as reasonable people can eXpeSt;
T. X. PRICE CO.,
ana llol Main ST. eet. corner llth.
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MET RESULT OF SOUND MANAGE.

ME- RESULT OF SOUND MANAGE
MrNr-GRrAr AND ASTONISHING BAR
GAINS IN SPRING GOODS FROM NEW
YORK AUCTION.-An entire bankrupt stock OF
the very best Calicocs, such as Merrimack'
spragues, &C., at only loc., elsewhere l23c.-lo4s
pieces to be run off: White Piques only l67c:,
worth 25c. Piques at IS 30, IS, 40 and soc. 1aro-
wide Bleached and Unbieached Cotton Only I've;
Linen; White and Figured Linen Lawns press
Goods the latest designs and best makes OF gooos
Buff 10, Grand Duchess Otter. ana 6thef wen.
known makes OF Back and Colored Alpacas
FIapnels. White Goods. Hosler.. Gloves, Tim Tim
mings. and Notions; the largest line OF MaifsIeS
Qnilts in the State jast opened; the celebrated 1
hol. Nas0Ie: PArasols and sum- mDreas, anu a
vsrr ire sock of other cheap and desirable
goods to Which invite The attention OF the puoic.
A. GOLD8ACk, 617 Broad street,
between 9th and It'll.
Use |o"'e' NH CIV ,Th, IN
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AN ILLUSTRATION Used AGAINST ITS AU

An ILLUSTRATION Used AGAINST ITS AU-
TDoR.-ln his speech on Wednesday last in
the United States Senate Dir. SCHURZ said:
The Senator from Wiscosin in a fine strain
OF classic eloquence likened the Senator
from massachusetts striking his dagger into
CAESARS breast after Casca and Cassius had
already done their work. 1t was a beauti-
full figure, and the likeness is better than
the senator from Wisconsin thought. TO
DO sure the danger was not leveled at the
breast of republicanism, but the weapon
went straight into the heart of C4sarism !;
and the Senator from Wisconsin, scholar
as he is, will remember that the world has
since agreed to call Brutus "the noblest
Roman Of them ALL" Applause i'll the gal
lari.sl
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.,o lave for Liberia Il was provided tnal
no man not having negro blood IN Hm
should vote Mt the elections of ptoi,c Wv"
cnrs and if was further provided ,'''' Nv
man not entitled to tote shos''o "o'"
nc r ,u'0 tbo, white phlanthrcpists o, tue
r-,;.na states--s,,ch men as CLAY,
49, rhior Justice MARSHALL mhRohf,
,,,,.rs reasonably supposed lha' "
'.', ~ ,,o,, wore allowed to become c't'ZenS
VIII t,nr;, they would bcgct trouble, ana
" ',,,. ',;.turb the colony. SO it was wisely
nroyidcd that none but negroes shou'o
,,,,,,r, The affairs OF Government.
Thr uovlicus and Dominicans Instinct
ivrN ftor of rca son they have very little)
adopt the same policy and exclude white
men from all participation in government
and flom ownership in land.
The crazy philanthropists OF this day
more properly knaves-would ignore the
prciudices of race Instituted by Divine
power and. for the peace of man and the
advancement ofsociaI order, made enduring
and immortal. It would he as easy to
throw Himalaya into the sea AS to eXtin-
guish these prcjudiceS," as they are
styled by the correspondent of the Anle17-
can.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. who had more prac.
teal philosophy than any other of the states.
men of his day, told the negro delegations
which visited him in 1864 that they could
not live with the whites as their equals, that
they could not live together in peace, and
that the negroes would have to go to land
assigned to them, where they could man.
age their own affairs and be to themselves,
independent and happy. ABRAHAM LIN
coin saw further than bis contemporaries,
aud the people of this country, white and
black, will yet acknowledge the wisdom Of
his judgment.
The policy Of the blacks at st. Domingo
and of the colony of Liberia is based upon
immutable principles. There is no earthly
difficulty in this country in the way Of ac
quie>cing in this judgment, and pursuiD.
towards the blacks here the policy pursued
by the most enlightened black nations in
the world towards the whites, save the
sordd purposes Of those political leaders
who hope to make the blacks OF the South
the agents FOR silencins the voice of their
own white fellow citizens, and thus keep
Ing the powers and cmolumcnts of Govern
ment in the hands Of those who would de-
grade the whites and destroy the peace Of
the land that they may thrive and fattcn.
Liberia and st. Domingo both teach Us Il
wise lesson. The hate OF race is immortal,
and it is folly to attempt to neutralize it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

REGULATING DRUG CLERKs.-The drug
clerk bill i'll the New York Legislature was
amended, at the suggestion of the drug
glsts, so as to deprive it Of its most stringent
features, and, As passed, and signed by the
Governor, simply provides that both drug
glsts and drug clerks shall know enough to
ill up prescriptions correctly. One clause
doctors to write in full the ingre-
dl4nts Of every prescription.
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~DANGER AHEAD.-A single spark,

al
W Indie n fame that will consume Gu ~ IN; onu
nma,i ailments neglected may end In i1La, u,So
anrs Hearing this fact in mind let tue nIs' ~ t
tnms n debility or nervous prostration pe a,
,,rnrn ntIv with invigoratng treatment ,nnI
mnnnq fhe yeQet .b1e tones or Inc az ssAnu 1
IHI1ISSTHTTER'S STOMAC Il bIIIEhS;,, an nr
tnSenaver the vital powers seem 70 ianRuisa, o a
,hase ia any reason to suspect that tne anai
fnctions essential to the sustenation anu ~, 10
tnn NJ the body are mpe rfectly perf9rmea LIE i
vaIuahIe in ypOrant and antlseptlc shouiu u. r al
he escorted to- Indigestion always Prou.u.ess nnae
Uess of the bodily powers. Sometimes IL haPpen n
that the appetite demands more Ioou ' narbans
stomach can digest, Though not Lioie p ~ The
Than IL required to keep up the ~ o. s ts
fame The object under such clrcuhssa " -
Increase the digestive capacity OK tne ~, no.e5
man az as to make It equal to the duty I'M Pnseu
MON II nv the appetite. and capable OF
~ hi,din0 material of the system as Iast 40 4, 40
raoutred This object Is FULLY accom- oI ne
IL NJ tho Rftters. rhey tone ana RenLI! s', III,
u 1e.e tho coIlnIar membrane which secretes Tue
atr,c fuice and the result Is that tne solftn'
RaI nais6 with the food in sufficient quantlt, "a
nanvsrt ali ITS uourIshing particles INTO psfe ",
,1hIeso1ne element. If, on the other manu-, tlete
", deasfency of appetite, without any c.r r
10 ,ondina defciency OF digestive power tne ehecI
81 ,h toaic "a to stimulate desire Tor 1000. IN
innteen cases out or twenty headache, 1.nssa a
nrvonsness fainting-fts, spasms, anu, inuGeu'
NC Of The casual aches and paius 10 WHICH NJ
oitv ia subject proceed primarily from l ,i
nii o1 mnncated with bilousness ana i0F oCI II
Seaseo rnmnIstnts HOSTETTER'S SIoMaCn
R'T.rFRS are recommended as speedy anu Iei
tain remedy.
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SuAEP.-Mr. BECK, of Kentucky, said IN
the House Of Representatives on Thursday
that no man who had not served OH The
Reconstruction Committee knew what Il
liar was. This he said abiding 10 the VII
ljans who had sworn before that committee
to outrageS committed uron them by
rebels.
To Mr.. PLATT, Of Virginia, who attempt
ed to interrupt him, Mr.. BECK said " do
" nc, yield. The gentleman will learn more
"by listening to me than by talking him
- self" [Laughter.l
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BALANCE ON TIE CREDIT SIDE" John
Rouse, why wilt thou do so?" This was
said by Thomas Hazard, one of New Bed
tord's substantial Quaker merchants sixty
years ago, TO Johnny Rouse, negro iii his
employ, whom he found before a mags-
trate, and that not for the first time, charged
with stealing. why wilt thou do So,
caught" "Why, Massa Hazard" saws
Johnny, g don't get caught half the timc.>'
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DH ED,

On saturd,v night mt 10 O'Clock at bis residence,
in this city. Mr.. RICHARD KEINs, In the 18th
year of his age. -. -, r,-,. p.n-
,,s, Ghmrch This monday MORNING nt IL
O'clock. His friends and acquaintances are in
vlted to attend. -...
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con BROAD STREET. COZ

shall offer this week he following very desirable
bargains
Good WHITE EDGE REP SILK at slsO per
Good BLACK ALPACAS, IS aud !Oc.:
Fine BLACK ALPACAS, IS. 80. aud doc:
LINEN HHM>TlCHtD Hht GkEaCHiEFs at
Very fine ti~EN CAMBRIC HANDKER-
CHIEFS at 81 per dozen:
Fine CHECKED SAI.SO' K MUSLIN at 25c.:
STRIPED CAMBkIC MUSLIN at &C..
WHITE ENGLISH HOSE at 25c.;
Fine 81! LINEN nAHASk, Sc;
FRUIT OF Loom and I OK csc I'm
BiEACHFD CUTTOHS at lfsc.;
WAM>UTTA COfTOi. c0c.:
And many other articles ut popular prices.
NH 20 :. HI6SH. 627 Broad street.
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THE KCKLUX BILL.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-There is hardly
any doubt that the kukluX bill now pend
ing in the House will be materially modi.
tied. If, however, all amendments should
he voted down, there is every reason to be-
licyc that there will be majority in favor
of LAYING the bill on the table. A vote will
probably be taken on Monday or Tuesday.
Lending members express the opinion that
if the bill passes the House, the discussion
in the Senate, and the subsequent debate
in the House on any amendments which the
Senate may make, will protract the session
to the 1st of May.
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FERTILIZERS.
DRESS-MAKTEG.

MT RS. A. DAINGERFIELD, DRESS.
1Vl MAKER, has removed to l2I0 Broad street,
bet "een 18th and 18th streets. where sh. Ia pre-
pared 70 accommodate her friends and the public
generally at short notice.
WANTED, young lady to work ct DRIES
MAhlSG-one who can work on q Wheeler q
w lison machine preferred. None need apply nm
less competent. i-ak
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The Chesapeake Presbytery will com.
mence its sessions in Leesburg on Wednes-
day next. About thirty ministers and eld-
ers are expected to be in attendance
some. able and distinguished diyines.-
Leess6urJ Washangtonian.
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DISTRICT COURTS In the House of Rep
rescnlaliyes on Friday last the senate bill
to amend the act to divide the state of Viz
gina into two judicial districts was taken
from the Speakers table and passed.
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EY-SrHAToR Howard was stricken with
apoplcxy at noon on Friday last, at his res
idcurc, Detroit, Michigan, and 1t midnight
he was totally unconscious.