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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-20

:. Atwo-story wooden dwelling has recently
been erected on the east side of Meeting street,
next north OF Line street. 1t Is forty-three
feet long by twenty wide, has a piazza on the
first story, . Kitchen attached to the rear, and
contains four square rooms. 1t has been built
for Mr.. Adam Boyd, q bricklayer, by 8. {. Per-
", q colored contractor.
On the same side OF Meeting street, a few
doors south OF Line, Mr.. q. r. Stafford, con-
tractor and bulder,is erecting q neat two and
o half story wooden residence for his W use.
This building is seventy-dve feet deep by nine
teen front, contains ten square rooms, has 9
piazza on the first and the second story front.
and q Uncovered Mansard roof. 1t will be
finished about the first of October, and will
constitute quite an ornament to the street.
The windows and doors are square. and the
windows on the front OF the roof are surmount-
ed by csps Of elaborate scrolLwork represent
ing the acanthus leaf.
The improvements Of 81. Paul's Church,
Rsdclifeboro,, are progressing rapidly. The
old hlgh-back pews have disappeared, and
new ones of q more modern character have
taken ttnelr places. The new pews are with
ont doors, and those in the central alsles are
divided OF according to a new plan. The
PANEL Of division in every alternate pew Ia
placed near to one end, 30 as 10 make a small
pew for holding three persons on one side,
and on the other q large family pew. The
other pews have the panel of division In the
centre. The fronts of the pews are OF solid
black walnut, three feet high by one foot and
Q half Wide, and are ornamented by hand
some paneling. The caps Of the backs are
also Of black walnut. The backs and seats
throughout the church are to be supplied with
green oushions. A new railing of black wal
nut will be put around the chancel. The
wainscotung around the walls Of the church
vim be oolored like the pews. The work is
being done by Mr.. P. P. Toale, of this city.
the church will be open for service on the
first Sunday in October.
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H0TR1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.
Pavilion.

Al. Smith, ". j. Dausey, Gourdlne's; 8. P.
Drofta, South Carolina; A. Meyers, New York;
Y. Smith. ]. N. shingler. Rldgeyille; P. Whip
per, Darlington; A. D. Mcneil, Lynchburg.
b. @. Graham, Leesvllle.
Charleston.
4. toesser, W. Peichert, New York; s. Y.
Btnsting, Wilmington, N. c.; B. Anderson.
South Carolina; 7. Com, Louisville; DR.. E. 3.
subal, n. jenkins, Jr., Jacksonville; P
Dzentznski, J. G. Blount, Barton, Fla; J. N.
Rhunny, Philadelphia; j. Greer, Augusta; 8.
A. Atkinson, Athens; N. J. Coonan Baltimore:
D. Dessan, New York; Dr.. W. Brailaiord, Clar-
endon.
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BUILDING M~ATERLL.-An extensive STOCK
aud large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds'
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his Warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO pinckney street.
The above are all made at his OWN factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French ana
American window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mcns-lm"Iyr
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOR
CAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
by calling and examining the stock of Dry
Goods, R%eady-made Clothing, Notions, &C., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auc-
ton aud Commission House Of VIM. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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NOTICE TO DRuaGIsTs.-By act of the Leg
~islature, druggists are required to have the
ANT1DoTE to each poison or poisonous com.
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. THE NEWS Job Office
Is prepared to print to order all such labelp,
being provided with the requisite cuts. speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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III WEATHER.

The range Of the thermometer yester-
asy at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph
Blaokman, ON the south side OF Broad street,
WAS az follows ga. NJ, rs; 10 A. d., to' -
H.. 80: 2P. NJ, "a; 4P. NJ, 49,; T. H. W; .
p. n. 80.
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for 81 30.
Also Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds
of Ladies' furnishing goods, at very low
prices.
Stitching Of all kinds done to order, at No.
16l King street. seps-lmo
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New York Naval Stores Market:

The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts .lsl2,
bbls rosin. Spirits turpenline have been very &C.,
tive last evening and to-day, and prices sa9n =
ward. Sales last evening $40 bbls, part New YORK
and part southern, az COG. and today 40 Dds ss az
sic. SO bbls at 6lKc, 100 bb:s at 6oHaeic, 100 ppis
to arrive at 821. and so New VOTE DoIs e;n ~. lug
tinnns nnier and nominal at 81 10. Tar quies ana
unchanged. Pitch is easier; PRIME city now neio
at 81 87K.
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SPECIAL ANNoUNoEMENT.-We have Just re-
ceiyed one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without "initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price 95 cents per box. Hasei
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
innQf
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urles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock,at mis-
store, boots, shoes, clothing and hats.
WIliam Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, al us
store. hardware, furniture, &c.
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THE BARNwELL SENTINEL. III. o,,v nenor
published in the Furnishing COUNTY of Ram.
wei, Is an admirable advertising medium. It
Is an old established paper, and, like good
wine, improves with age.
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ENyELoPEs.-A large stock of envelopes al
ways on hand at The NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-45 bags OF
sea Island and 1850 bales upland cot,on. ~ uetoee
rice. 6o8 bbls naval stores, and sundrles. ,no
"~RiLTTuORE-Per steamship VIM Kennedy-eos
baies upland cotton. s gierces rice, 81 bales 90,
mesIicst, I2s bbis naval ntores, ITO casks clay, l91
psgs dried fruit, 1O,oOo feet lumber, o oales WOOL
PgpdS1psNoE. RI-Per schr Irene E Messervey-
236. SAT feet resaWed lumber.
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NV YORK; Rice Market.

NEW YORK, September ~.
The Daily Bulletin says: the ms I1e,ad y "a l1l icS
Ssos Rengoon at sZs7Xo, 500 bsgs Palma at Z
sxc. and 20 O irollna at sza9xc. J
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Wilmington Market.


WILMINGTON, September Is.
SPIRITS TuRnENTInE.-Fhe market shows en-
advance Of lc over yesterday. Inc saiss ~ ~ h -
amount to 2s5 casks at CSC per gallon ior sSs'aefnn
packages. a,m Tha
strained, SIS rs for No 2. 81 for low no J, ss s, %
for No !, 81 so for extra No !. 50 Ior low paie'
IS 5Os8 for pale, and S. so for extra pSie: I, IN I
CRUDE TURP sNrINB.-hathet ,a,,nU AIN and rs
bbls az So rs for har', 50 1of Sei'o" ~
'0 Tx xss firm. Sales of l0l bbls at IS 10
per Dbl. ,,.-,,o. ,r,et Sales Of ss bales al 100
ConiSinorv i7c FOR good ordinary, l1Kc LOT
a etr,ct oood ordinary, ike for low mldding, ana
Isc for middling.
Interior Cotton Markets.
SUXTBR, September II. (,
,.u, a., bales have been sold since last re-
me staple has been dull with q steady de.
Zine caused ffom unfavorable reports rom LN.
GarnnoI and the Northern markets. We. quote:
low middling 16Kc, middling TIC, strict MID
ding 17Hc. - o.,,onhar 10
Cotton Is Gelllrg at nom Is TO 1eHc.
~srARTANBuRe, September II.
Cotton commands 1Sc. ..-..,h.r ~
Co1ton s quo'ea o. i'nIs MACON, September II.
Cotton was in good demand to-day: An tnss
was offered was readily taken. The hs.Hss We ! !
firm ct l7Xc Receipts today 1sDsie'' 'oi'' 10
shipments .6a. .unrv sentenber1 10.
= ovbthited great activity for the
inc msrkeG ns 70 Fridsy The quotations Of last
past Weeh: on nj aimed, but since then prices bave
week %eIe Wo nnots at TIC. Sales or the week
5eGeq bs1e a. Shipments for the same time 40
heios ''
pales. COLUMBUS. September IL.
uudd,,nos 1sc. Sales 247 bales; receipts 1888;
shipmentsH IT. uoxroovrpv son+amh., ~
The market Is quiet at Isc for low middIn8s.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FIVE CASES of new and elegant styles Of
Dress Goods Just received at Furcbgott, Bene-
dict & Co., No. IA King street.
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscopie
Views, 81 so per dozen. basel STREET
B.zAAR. aprl9.mwf
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LAWYERS can have their Briefs printed in
any style desired, at short notice, at The NEWS
JOB OFFICE.
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CITY -nfPRoHEMENIS.

Two New EaIldings On Meeting street.
The improvements at ST. Paufs
{, Church.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
southern Bank Bills.

rhe Charleston Stock and Bond Market.
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The receipts OF cotton at the principal Southern
markets from September IL to September IS, 1872,
inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as fol.
lows:
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TEE NEW PORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS.
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Nors.-We have deducted from New Orleans
essa hales uplands, from Mobile 4 bales up.
lands; from Savannah 4s osGs sea isla ~ "a ana ~
s bales upland: ana from rn Gnaiie Sns,on w h enRs
the Quantity received at those ports from mo
nile, Florida. Texas snd Savannah.
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Comparative Exports or Cotton and Rice
from the Port OF charleston. from Sop.
TENDER 1, 1879, to September IS. 1879
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.
1ucTTON SALES THIS DAY.

,r.-,on Lodge, I. o. o. F., at Z P. NJ.
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The secret Of Beauty.

RV. PIERCE, NJ. D., of Buffalo, n. u,
will send his book on Chronic Diseases free
to any address. d&w
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THE RIVER.
A Break Up at For. Benton.

We are indebted to Mr.. Boehmer, the ef-
ficien: signal officer at this point, for the fol-
lowing dispatch from Washington.
WAsHISeroS, d. C., Feb. "a, 1872.
The Missouri River broke at Fort Benton
at Q so p. m, February 23d. Water rising
rapidly.
We believe the Missouri River has not
opened go far up SO early in the season, for a
great many years before, and the fact iadi-
Gates that there is a "big rise" as river men
would say, coming down. A few days ago
We heard gentleman who has had long eH-
perience with "Old Muddy" wager kat that
the highest stage OF the water this season
would be in March.
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Nervous Debility.

With is gloomy attendants, low spirits,
depresson, involuntary emissions, loss OF
semen, sperma;orrhea, loss of power, dizzy
head, loss of memory and threatened impo-
tency and imbecility, find a sovereign cure
in Humphreys H. meopaehic Specific No.
2S. Composed of the most valuable, mild
and potent CIratives, 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, $50
Broadway. New York. For sale by Theo.
Egersdorii dsw
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MEDICAL.

Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard and it is the on
" reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from tallina.
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the h1r-glands. By its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create 4 new growth, except IN
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR-DEEssING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tions, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. \. Hayes,
Md, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, THE constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and l consider it
the Best PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN .fsaic.ass
Prico One Dollar
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coUNrE GREETING.
A Shower Of The Queer Taken in
Charge.

A young nan who gives his name as Geo.
johnson, has been engaged in the somewhat
Temporarily lucrative, but not altogether
honorable calling Of passing counterfeit
twenty-five cent specie. The metal was all
right as far as outside appearance was con-
cerned, but to use little slang, the silver
covering was 'too thin TO make Mr.. John
sons acts legal. On last Sunday evening,
therefore. Mr.. Deputy City Marshal spald-
ing arrested Mr.. johnson. Tie prisoner
says he has recently come from Austin, Tex
az. He will have an examination before L.
S. Commissioner Britton this mornirgsat 10
o'clock.
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WHlSKERSISS s s.

,rs 1917 ~ III Nss:c Compound will force
lue os1iu 70 grow thick and heavy on the .rnootn-
i1ee tS!'hoat injury in q days or money re.
ianaed; - cent packEge, postpaid, or Tor 80
,abf5vs, EDGAR JONES,
Ashia-l Mass
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fnE BRIDGE.
Iis Near Approach 10 Completion.

Its Near Approach 10 Completion.
There il now little doub. that the ksusas
& Missouri Fridge will be completed by the
18th of March, next, and that trains will run
over at that time.
Mr.. Geiger. the contractor on the foIt
road, will put two hundred men 10 work tC-
morrow. Monday in order 10 complete tie
line by the time the bridge is finished.
There should be grand celebration and
formal opening of the bridge, and we hope
the matter will receive attention at once
lie, us have a day of rejoicing over this great
work.
Mr.. Mexican Buchanan, the actor, and
his niece, are now at Denver. The former
is being treated for paralysis, and the latter
Is playing en- engagement at the ,heater.
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fRssEfeaef0sa "a oiice.

STATE OF K.NSAS,
LoavcuwuTth County,
In the District Court Of the First JsL.rial I5,i.
~ the state OF Kansas, sitting IL the '-9uaIv oi
LeavenwOrth.
Robert L. kennedy. Noruisn =
Byram, EiwIri G.. Iorae igs
suj Oliver Iousey, ilaiEui.,
Ben iJ.n i!0"l. pricHd1ut.
y UU the above named Ben ann Hal mr.
] hereby notified that You havS, he,u .u..i by
the above named plaintiffs, Robert b. Kenpedy
Norman :. Byram. Edward q. Corrs.iiu, and
oiver IouSey II tn stove mentioned Court, and
tia: said plaintiffs have, in said Court 4 ed their
amended petition against yoa in the aboy.
e1titlci aollon, and that YOU must answer ,,jl
Petition on or before the 25th dav OF N,,h
A ID. 1872, or said petition will be taken as tru.
ami judgment will hs rendered accordingly OF
the following nature. to-wit: A jucigmen: lin
favor OF said plaintiffs against YOU, In said
action, Tor the sum Ot Three Hundred and Sixty
hSe Dollars, with interest ON Three Hundred amt
Fifteen DOars thereof at the rate Of ten per csut
per annum from the first day OF April, A. ID. 1870
and Tor costs OF suit, which Judgment viii be for
such amount as shall BE- BY the count found due to
said paintIhs from saii defendant, on a certain
prOllissory note dated OF the II day of April, a
D. ls.6, in and by which said pr1missory note
the said defendant Tor value received prom
issd 10 pay To the order OF said plaintiffs AZ
partners by and under the name, style and firm of
Kennedy, By ram & Co, one Hundred and FIFTY
days after the date thereof the Of Three Hun
dTed and Fifteen Dollars with interest thsreos at
the rate OF ten per cent per annun from the date
thereof, with attorneys fees IL suit should be in
Situated on said note, ai4d that the following des-
.TiGet tracts of land situate, lying and being in th
county CT LsaveuwOIth in the State Of Kansas,
namely:
Lots numbered Three o. AMI Fourteen tl4l, n
Johnson subdivision in the City OF Leay.n-
worth, he sold by the sheriff Of said County for tn.
ati-iction Of such judgment, which ;raot4 Of land
have been attached under and by virtue q an order
Of attachment heretofore issued In the ,hov. -
titled action.
CLHUGU & WHEAT,
fe5.riW Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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1AnKY-CnehaDsed.
CoeS-Havy; nov western mixed 'ee. yellow
70h07le; Old western mixed s5c.
0An-unchansed; western in store a c-,it
SiHoSAe.
COYHEE-EoOipal.
SueAA-Dull; refining a93itc.
RokK-Dull and shade easier; new u,cs. sii asts
II i21l old Sis SIX; prime s,,oo
Bk8y-UnehaneOd.
Cur AxATs-Stesdy.
HAMS@ez49c.
SHoCLDEIScSLASc
xIDpIHs-Quiet; long clear nc; short clear
&c; short NIB 7O71{c
SO; kettle SO.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS.
LeaSsnvoTiA Country, jas
III 'Ae Distfict court Of said County being r1r III.
tNt Juticiai District of Ksrsas
"iiiiaia B. Carpenter, Plaiutil.l
The Unknown heirs OF James
Mcintosh, deceased, Defendant
IN HE ABOVE NAMED DErrSn.Sr.
L are hereby neIitec that they have hean anal
and that the above named plaintiff bs, aisJ IN on
said Court above recited, q petition uray;n, a.,
the Sherid Of Leavenvorth County be au-bs-,-a,
and required 10 make, execute, AID deivsr - ~
said above namei plaintiff deed OF ce5yer", -.
conveying TO him the right, title and inte,est ..
said eeiendsnts, OF, in, and 10 the west hqIf =.
Block No. -, in RusselPs survey in the Civ a.,
LeGvenworth. Leaveasorth County, state Of Ks--
sas, In place Of certain deed heretofore made as
IN said petition aliessdl by said James Mcintosh
20 Samuel h. Reynolds, Tor said premises which
deed was destroyed accidentally bv fre-nayer
having been recoried-which petition said detenl-
ants must, a. said Court to be holden in Lesven
worth County, stats Of Kansas answer on or be-
fore the ilth day Of April A. ID. 1872, or said p-
tition will DO taken ~ confessed, and 4 iudyu,en,
Will he rendered according 10 the prayer Of said pc
ti;iOn. -
BY order OF the District Court, FRS. Judici.I
Distract within ami fI- LeavenwOrth County.
JULIUS HAUG, Clerk.
LN6Lt>li ENGLISH, A;t' Us for PIair,if
iy1-lv,.E
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much encouraged, although the bill was in
definitely postponed.
The Senate, yesterday afternoon, debated
bill to appropriate 5000 to create col
ored Normal School, or more properly, to a
Normal department for the FIeedmen's Uni
versity, at Quindaro. Senator Worden wa.
one Of the friends Of the bill ard thought it
vastly important that co!ored men and wo-
men should have the opportunities to qualify
themselves for educators. Senator Snoddy
opposed the appropriation on the ground
that it was the expenditure of money to fos-
ter and build up an institution for the benefit
Of one nationality and one class. Senator
Slower held that the Normal schools of
Kansas, were open to colored people as we'll
as white, and he objected 10 the word "co,-
cred" In the laws OF the State
The Conference Committee on apportion-
ment was agreed to Yesterday and last night
the Committee united upon bill which
makes the folloxing division:
lst District-Leavenworth, Wyandotte,
Douglas, johnson, Miami, Franklin, An
derson, Linn, Bourbon, Allen.
ID Decentralization, Doniphan, Nema,
ha, Brown Jefferson, Jackson, Shawnee,
Wabaunsee, Davis, Dickinson, Riley, Po.,a-
watomie,>, Marshall, Clay, Cloud, Jewell,
Osborne and al the upOrganized portion Of
the State north ofthe third standard parallel.
The Third District, to be composed of the
counties of Cherokee, Crawford, Mont
gomery, Labetie, Wilson, Howard,
Woodson, Neosho, Cofiey, Butler, Sumner,
Sedgwick, Reno, and all the remaining un-
organized portion Of the Stale.
Ii seems TO be the determination OF all the
Apportionment Committees yet appointed,
that Leayenworth, though situated north OF
the Kansas River shall not lie placed in the
District north of that river where she right
fully belongs. A desire to make the Con.
gressional Districts before the Legislature adj
journs in order that the general scramble for
three Congressman at large next fall, may
induce many members to vote for an appor-
tionment which they deemed unjust and in
furious. The Conference bill goes south of
the river to get population for the Second
District, and yet ignores Ieavenworth
County, which naturally belongs to that Dis
trict. Altogether the bill il weak in many
particulars. .
This forenoon Eskridge, Sells, Fenlon,
Edwards, Haskell and Clarke arose to a
question OF privilege in regard TO an article
in the Concordia Empire, which Mr.. Meek
ron admitted having written. McEckron
got it warm Oh all sides for half an hour. In
fact ''the minority" were too heavy for once.
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ksOas; Notice.

NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN TH4T 4 PETE
y ton VIII be presented II the County Board At
their regular meeting in March next. asking tnat
viewers be appointed - view and lay out 4 road a.
follows, to wit Com ueUciug at SprlDgdae thence
east On sectional line uiis tGthe northeast
iona limo half mile thence east half sec
ti"naI line two i-i mi''~ 70 the township line
e. J. JEEEKiES,
Priucft4i Petit ou.f
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Sleeplessness comes from poverty OF the
blood, the irritability the brain tissue con-
sumes the nutrition of the blood too rapidly.
Sedatives and narcotics may relieve for
time, but as they do not remove the cause
they do not cure, soon lose their power, and
sleep is sought for in vain. The only true
remedy is that which builds up the system,
renews life action, strengthens the brain, and
gives to the blood those materials lost by a
diseased condition. Such a remedy may be
found in DIR. Pierce's Blood Enricher, bet
ter in the long run than all the sleep produ-
cling agents know. Druggists have it for
sale. d&w,
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SCoEi.'s Worm ESi.!<r

4 PM . in neat AMI attractive STYLE and is for
sale 10y DRUGGISTS and dealer u t~Iuiiy H.d'.irc,
generally.
II KEY day, THIS medicis' VII keep 4uy i.refh
Of time, ant u Al climate.
Manufactured cliy Ly
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