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MANHOOD! WONANNOOD!

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DC
Railways Ready Relief

the best, cheapest and safest remedy that can be
used Tor Fever and Ague. Bilious and other Feyers.
NOT CNE
person need suffer, be they ever 90 much exposed
10 Fever and Ague if they will only take Radway's
Ready Relief, and keep their bowels open with
.ai ways Pills. HunIIeds IA the Wet, who have
hitherto been dOctOring at the rate of and two
hundred dollars for few months treatment, are
themselves and la::iies free from Fever and
Asl., ChiI,s and Fever, Rheumatism, &C., fpr one
II two dollars year spent for Railway Res,iy Ks-
lei anI Railways Pills COATED.
Tie Eeady Relief will afD.d instant ease 10 III.
Price only 30 cents per bottle.
y. B.-See that every bottle has an India Rubber
stopper. Sold by all druggists, and at DIR. BAD
Ways Office, No. IS Maiden Lane, New York.
DE. EiDWAI'S PERFECT PU AGATIvE PILL,
Perfectly Harmless, Elegantly Coated With sweet
Gum, Purge, Regulate, Purify, Cieanse and
strengthen.
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FATAL AfFaAy ~ PLATTE CITY.
A Man Stabbed to the Heart.

We learn that horrible affair occurred
in Platte City yesterday about noon, result
ine in the death Of man named Burgess, at
The hands of Dr.. johnson. II appears that
the latter accused the former OF insulting his
wife; that Burses seized hold Of Dr.. John
sou, when q scufile ensued, during which the
Doctor drew knife and stabbed him to the
heart.
There are, We believe, three or four Of the
Burgess brothers living at that place, and
We are unable to learn which one il was who
was killed. A brother of the deceased re-
sides in this county.
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TIE work Of putting up the second span
of the L. L. & G. bridge at Lawrence, IN
progress.
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Rad yaJ's Ready EScsief

has proved iniallibIe, aai will these terribi
ieyeIs quicker and without entsiiing the iEightsni
penalties OF Engorged Liver, Fat spleen, D.soriered
kidneys and 5aloru-cOiOrei skin that are sire to
follow the OF the ''Chologosues, "agu-
Cure" !" and other agea:s Of the heroic Quiu.ne,
Nercuriai, Arsenic and other treatments where the
me.iicnes used accumulate, and become deposited
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IT is said by the Oldest inhabitants that the
Kansas river has been ice-bound for longer
period this winter than during any season
within their recollection.
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TIE Missouri Pacific express train, due
here at s:25 a. m, yesterday, arrived about
Eve hours behind time, having been delayed
BY an accident to freight train near Jef3er-
son City.
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TOE FIFTY CENTS.

.sTherc is not remedial agent il tlis world Tia
will cure Fever and Aue. sud al! other MIlariGus,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow aud other fevers,
iaided by Railways Piiis,l 30 quick Railways
Ready Relief.
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J.JkrFRIEs, of Springdale, has hve Oh
his famous Poland China blood pigs al NC
Lanathan's stable, for sale.
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DR. DOHANEAN'S s'Tfeaties on spee;al Die.
80 :" which fhlly explains the nature, esuseo.
symptoms, Ae., ot .'Spsrmatosshea'' o. s'SeminNI
Neaknea' and al the evils resulting from Self.
XSuss, SYPHILIS, Female Complaints, al inpedi.
other delicate subjects, sent FREE 70 address in
plain sealed envelope, On receipt a one stamp.
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SEVERAL carloads more Of narrow gauge
iron have arrived.
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IHE: BRIDGE.
Rapid Progress Of the Work.

Rapid Progress Of ahe Work.
The putting up of iron on. the second span
of the Kansas and Missouri Bridge is being
carried forward rapidly, and will soon be
completed.
The wooden framework-or false work
of the third and last span is now being put
in place. The bridge will be finished at an
early day.
A MAN was brought to the peniten;iary
from Franklin, last week, Of whom
paper in that county says:
"He stole a watch one day, was ar
rested and examined before justice the
next, tried and sentenced for two years in the
District Court the next, and taken to the
penitentiary the next. In ten days after he
came into the State, he induced a wife to
leave her husband; the next day he abandon
ed her, and the next day the watch scrape
overlook him. Brief and brilliant"
Mr.. G. W. II. MOORE, of kickapoo
Township, has shown us pair of woolen
mittens knit by lady 90 years old-Mn.
Cummings, the grandmother OF Mrs. Min
tier, of that neighborhood. They are the
best piece of knitting work We have seen
70. long :ime, and it would puzzle the
great majority Of young ladies anywhere, to
equal it. Mrs. Cummings is remarkably
active and self reliant for one of her age,
and will allow no one to wait on her, she
taking care of her room alone. She can do
almost any fine sewing, and retains her
faculties TO most unusual degree.
The great ocean steamship company, the
"White Star Line" are now running the
six largczt vessels in the world-the Oceanic,
Celtic, Republic. Atlantic, Baltic and Adri-
atic-sailing from New York on Saturdays,
Liverpool on Thursdays, and Cork Harbor
the day following. These ships are 5000
tons burthen each, and are fitted for safety,
speed and comfort. Saloons, state rooms,
smoking rooms and bath rooms are in the
midship section, where the least motion il
felt. Surgeons and etewardesses accompany
these steamers. Passengers are booked to
and from all parts Of America, Paris, Ham
burg, Sweden, Norway, India, Australia,
China, and all parts Of the world. Geo. w.
Nelles is agent in this city, and Can give all
Information desired.
We learn from the St. Joseph Herald
that Chas. Hilderbrand, the notorious conf.
dence operator, who sailed under dozen
aliases, and created considerable notoriety in
the West during the Las: year, has at last
met the fate his rascalities so well merited,
he having been hung by mob in SOUTH
westarn Missouri. Hilderbrand, but few
weeks ago, was an inmate Of the St. joseph
calaboose. On the day of his release he
visited the Herald sanctum and gave one oi
the reporters a highly colored narrative o.
his career Of crime. He stated at the time
that he intended to reform.
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Seustble eO enac Last.

We yesterday received the following note,
enclosing LOO, indicating that man may
preserve his soundness of judgment under
the most trying circumstances:
GARNErT, KANSAS, Feb. 1. 1872.
ID. II. anthony, Ledrenrorth:
SIK:-Please send me THE WEEKLY
TINES, beginning with February, 1872.
Yours, &c, MEDLICoTT.
Address J. ]. Medlicott, Jail, Garnett,
Kansas
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DOCTOR. WHITTIER,

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sweep
concluded sell
large breasted Cinchlls Fur
$50 different youths, Although
goods shade higher and have still upward tendency Notwithstanding shall sell
goods at least cent cheaper than they sold at last
Here the Prices of portion o stock o hand:
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FISH are being taken out Of the lakes on
the other side of the river in large numbers,
through holes in the ice. They are sufficient
ly paralyzed by the cold to render the taking
of them an easy matter. 1t is said that in
some localities, where the water is shallow,
they are taken Oh, with scoop shovels.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-02-08
FEVER IND AGJ2.

FEWER ASD sGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGUE Gu RED.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED
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OFFICER HIsCocK yesterday found man
lying dead drunk on a vacant lo:, in the Vi
cinity of the Great Western Foundry, and
had him conveyed on dray to the calaboose.
The unfortunate inebria,e had nearly perish
ed from cold.
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No. 13.
suMIA sIMIBUs CURANTUR
UWRHRKYS

HAv8 I1OvD. From THE MOST AMPLE
II 0xp0EeneA, a entire success; Simple -
Rfoopt-E0e{snt I'D Reliahle. They are the
Dese Family Medicines IL sss-so simple that
fgtlAIes eannoe bs1a1e in using them; 90 harm
leeeAs - b heelkeA danger, and 20 efficient -
b b afWays.rellah1e. Tkey have received the
AlgAa1t eoGnen1aSioa from the Thousands who
haVe long usad.snd Known them, and win always
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DR. BOHANNANs ''Treaties on spssial

Cures au CAronie and Special DlseaD n sAeRl
tine, either in MALE o. FEMALE; charges lov
6es; uses no Mercury.
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AMONG the requests for prayer sent up at
the religious meeting on Tuesday, was one
for supplication in behalf OF the printers and
editors of Leavenworth, and especially for
the City Editor of one Of the leading jour
mails.
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OFFICE NO. 80 NORTH nth 0TREE1
Cbetveen Washingtsa Avsaus md Green streets ;,
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am most happy to inform you that the pain in
nv head il entirely relieved suffer but seldom
i.h my spine, and then not 50 acutely. My appe-
tits is good indeed, for the first time in my life,
enjoy my dinner better than any meal during the
day.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-02-08

NEARLY 500 extra copies of The WEEK
LY TINES, containing "Our Sermon" were
sold, and the demand for the daily since the
revival began has been almos, unprecedented
in the history Of the paper.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-02-08

w. B. Hutchisa. ~ Missionary Of Ii
Littls' Ark2nsas, hsadquareen wichita "
~ 60, cans ovs fua 1ePdh ya1gday.
He HRse8D Cpnt Np0 = ths .fa
|0essA Of Lsavovosth dEiag ths Pas
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MY journal abounds with Similar letters, all OF
which guarantee 70 be genuine and written by
the persons whose names they bear.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-02-08

Avoid all those who are trying TO palm of on you
other extracts Of SarsapariIia so-cailed Iemem-
Der it is DR.. John Bull Sarsaparla, Of Louisville
KY, that il the old and reliable remedy for i'm
purities Of the blood and sSrofius affections. Al
ways bear that in mind.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-02-08

Do not suffer yourself to he imposed on Don
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health by letting novices
experiment upon you with their trash.
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You kindly sent mefour bottles again last night,
and began again this morning, and hope to he
entirely relieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks
and best wishes.
Very truly, your most grateful friend,
II. IL. e., kIyEEs.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-02-08

THEO EGERSDORFFi Agent, corner Fourtl
and Shawnee streets, Leavenworth.
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NEARLY all our neighboring towns are
taking precautions against small pox. The
St. Jo. Herald says that when vaccination is
dull and nominal, wicked physicians whisper
it about that there is another case of the
disease in town.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-02-08

Nv Sarsapariua has stood the test for twenty Il
years. it is still the Sarsaparla Of the day, and o;
the age, towering all Others in popularity and
its curative qualities.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1872-02-08

TIE Kansas City Journal says German
named Steineker, who lives short distance
above Leavenworth, was in that town on
Wednesday, looking after his son, who ran
away on Sunday last
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TIE literary labors of the poet who pro-
duced the following will ''be the means OF
him." YET
81 seized his arm,
Heeave howl, and then his teeth he grated,
Beg pardon, sir, meant no harm,
Oh, mol but that's where l. We been vaccin-
afed %
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shall, and each working earnestly in thil
truly remarkable work. There can be nc
question that this fact has materially aided
in the interest which has g.own with thi,
series Of services.
A is usual, quite number Of hymns wers
sung before the formal opening Of the service
In connection with one sung, = very inter
essing incident was told, viz: "A larg.
manufac,ory in England fell with ereal
crash, fastening four young Sabbath School
girls with great iron bars about them, 20 shal
it vas impossible to extricate them. To odd
to the sadness, the flames broke out. In thu
dread hour, while flames cracked abou
them. with NO poss ibiIiv Of escape, the.
were heard to sing in sweetest notes
''Let oehen sssk home be'ev,
Whsch aamss devear 81 vatso overflow.
Be mine the happisR lot TO evn
A heavenly mansisa near IL throae,"
Afier prayer BY Rev. w. K. Marshall, th,
Scriptures were read, the selection helm,
Heb. Xii Is.
In the reading Of the Sczipsur., Rev. Mr.
H.mmood vas unusually happy in hiexpo
itionf This Va especially true in refEsns,
to the beginning Of the secood vess Of u
chapter, which read: Looking unto Jesu,'
&c. He presented the inpostance Of havinl
distinct object to guide u in order to b
succe.fll.
In Pcesaatiag this be told an aneoioae
suited to al. - IN illutratioa. -Four bog
saEtsd to walk sazaighs ae.os fe2d, aA9
fan q 0ov; thFee of thsss Walled enss3snly
; nakiag eseehsd. snps.fias haea, vAn
90 0ade Q tEaek slniGAt . q line ~ lxin
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In manner tnat uom0 Al Oe3crIpuOnS %
that none who heard il can ever forget
pleading in most eloquent exhortation to
sinners to trust Him who SIS able to save to
the uttermost." II is rarely that the fullnes
of Christ's ability to save is 50 presented as
il was last night BY this earnest man Of God,
who held up the offers of Salvation to muir
deren, adulterers, liars, harlots and all Who
will come to God through Christ. 1t was
like the distinguished Whit6elds exhorta-
ton, in q similar strain, Who was chided BY
Lady Huntington Tor his plainnes and
offers to abandoned ones. Che had scarcely
ceased to speak when the door opened and =
penitent Magdalene was there in team, seek
ing Christ, encouraged BY the gospel offers.
In urging sinners to come to God, be told
the following incident: "An European SOL
der impatient Of military restraint and dis-
ciplihe, deserted. Soon, however, in pas
ing along the streets, he. found himself dee
sczibed-his height. complexiou, &C, and =
reward offered for his return. He went to
ahosher town, but the same + .rds stared
him in the face. He VS. md. miserable.
But soo.lo.her placards announced, War
declared! Deserters received back viEhont
penalty, and back dues paid" At tint hs
v.s afraid, but at length, gathering cour,sa
vent, received bsck pay and was restored to
HI. MACE. So sinners may come without
penalty, and, in the present time receive N
hundred fold; in the world to come, life
everlasting.
Another hymn vas sung and the usual en-
euiry neetine vas held in which many ne
nained, and the Christians paaed from pev
10 pev, koldine coavezsaiion and engaging in
ursyer viii such . danirod.
Ihese meetings are growing in interest
snd hxxer nunhes Of Ill the churches are
entering aciively in this work.
w. B. Hutchiss. ~ Nisionary Of fths
Listls' ArkansaA headquarten wichita r.
-. 90. cans ovs fua Tepslh yaagday.
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DEPUTY U. s. Marshal Hook, started for
New York yesterday, with Alexander Clap
ertan, the alleged government defaulter, in
charge, the bench warrant and copy Of indict-
ment having arrived.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

the case Of a single contestant for Office.
That tribunal faithfully interpreted and
followed the State law, and threw its am
pie protection around the chosen
ministers, on whom devolved the
duty Of counting the votes and
declaring the result Of the election. Judge
Durell is not responsible for the manner
in which the freemen Of this State have ex-
ercised their right to vote. The returning
officers were bound to decide in favor Of
the most votes. And if the party is de-
feated in whose interests the Times has
fattered and seolded by turns, has COM
piled impossible statements Of election re-
turns and sworn to them until it almost
believes in their accuracy, has slandered
and vilIfed the people and misled its own
credulous friends, it merely shows that
that journal has been found on the wrong
side as usual. It is wrong in its political
advice, delusive in the information it fur
nishes its readers, false in its professions
Of reform, scandalous III its attacks upon
a worthy and upright judge and incen-
diary in its advice to treat lawful author
ity with contempt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

Lieutenant Governor Finchback Assumes
the Executive Chair.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, :
New Orleans, December 8, 1872
To the People of Louisiana:
WHEREAS, Under the provisions Of article fifty
three OF the Constitution of the State of Louisiana
an Impeachment of the Governor operates as q
suspension from Office pending the consideration
of the articles of impeachment by the Senate, and
devolveg executive powers and duties in the mean
while upon the Lieutenant Governor of the State
and
Whereas, The. House of Representatives of the
State of Louisiana has this day presented articles
of impeachment against H. C. Warmoth, Governor
of the State of Louisiana, and has referred the
same, through an appropriate committee of their
body, to the Senate of the State for consideration
and action therein;
Now therefore l, P. B S. Pinchback, Lieutenant
Governor of the State of Louisiana, do. the prem
;ses considered, assume the duties and claim the
prerogatives devolved upon me by the constitution
and laws of the State of Louisiana, and do issue
this my proclamation to the good people of this
State tor the information of all public officers rela
tive to the matter herein set forth, and ask the CO.
operation and support of all good citizens to ena-
BILE me faithfully execute the laws.
Given under my hand and the seal of State at
New Orleans this ninth day of December, A. D.
1872, and of the independence of the United States
the ninety-seventh.
P. B. S. PINCHBACK.
GEORGE z, BoyEB, Secretary of State.
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TIE ONE-FIFTH ORGAN.

Tho Times does not pretend 80 Jepseo
sent the Goioged people. either voluntarily
OF by con5cription. It has 40 stomach
for that sort Of work, and as the easiest
way to dispose Of the trouble, it quietly
ignores m negroes a. people altogether.
It certainly Goes aot represent :he mao
jority os the "h.tc people. rs its 5~.vorites
are usual, beaten before that elias. of tie
community. This reduces it to the cond!.
ton Of being the organ Of % fraction Of "
faetion o. :he community. and yet. when.
ever any question stirs the public mind. il
pushes itself forward as the representative
Of 'this PEOPLE," ana as She authorized
expositor Of public sentiment IA Louise
lama. i is nothing OF the sort. It merely
speaks for /. close corporation, shat includes
less :haa oae-tourtb Of the people of
Louisiana. and this is IS SeTy liberal
estimate. TOO. considering whaG u !ew OF
its patrons say OF its ability and consist.
ency. We haze no disposition 90 abridge
OF gedBce the importance o! u c"D5sm"
Dorary. but yo!unteeS this statement OF
its actu.! strength merely to caution tie
public against putting its trUs: who:e the
same may he in danger of causing " loss.
WasD the TI.us, declares, then. thai ''iLis
people" have been cheated and abused 20
.he y,:s. .: :aainsa, '.ai .l.sDs y%..tion.
and all :h;.t sort Of thing. y"o know. silly
a.. ,s...- ,,.,, - 9cnas,s +i. 40 ry1T-fp ID -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10
GOVERNOR

While presiding over the Senate yester-
day, in the work of organization, Lieu
tenant Governor Plnchback displayed the
splendid qualities of courage, integrity and
ability in a very marked degree. For a
few hours he actually held the destinies of
this State in his grasp, and the result
proved that they could not have been com
mitted to a better or irmer hand. Imbued
with the true spirit of patriotism, and
conscious Of the mOmentoUS interests
intrusted to him, he rose superior to
the seductions of temptation, the threats
and taunts Of disappointed schemers and
the subtleties Of private pleading. With
the law for his guide, and his duty before
him, he carried the whole Senate with
him to triumphant reorganization. The
scene was u not soon to be forgotten by
the beholders. 1t was one in which vas
strikingly illustrated the irresistible power
Of one superior mind, armed with honesty
of purpose, over the many who, however
able at ordinary times, become paralyzed
attempting to uphold wrong. ''Thrice is
he armed that hath his quarrel just"
The subsequent speech of the Lieutenant
Governor was pronounced by those who
heard it to be one of the best efforts Of
the kind ever heard in the Senate.
That he is elected temporarily to high
station goes for nau8ht. Governor Pinch
back deserves, and will receive, the graft
tude of all classes of our citizens whose
good will is worth having.
Should it become necessary to make
any changes in Office during his incum-
bency Of the ~governorship, we are assured
he will use the utmost judgment and dis
cretjop il selecting appointees.