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case to convict of mansaughter in the third degree
n they were satisfied that the prisoner was In the
heat OF passion when he fred
Nfnth-If the jury should find that the killing was
not murder, nor justi6able homicide, and was not
embraced In the statutory definition OF manslaugh-
ter in the first, second or third degrees, they may
find the prisoner guilty OF manslangiter In the
fourth
7enth-Thc killing OF the deceased would be justi-
fable and the verdict OF the jury should be not
guilty provided they should find that at the time OF
the firing the deceased had pistol In his hands
and was apparently preparing TO fire at the pris.
Oner, and the prisoner believed he was in imminent
danger OF losing his life OF sustaining great
bodily harm from the firing OF such pistol.
GENERAL CHARACTER OF THE CASE.
Mr.. Tremain then made the usual compliments to
the jury and followed by enlarging upon the duties
aud responsibilities OF the counsel for the defence
The prisoner alone and singe-handed was strug-
Cling for his life against Oil the power OF the Com
alike at the command Of the District Attorney, and
In addition to the influence that gentleman de-
rived from his official position he had been as
sisted by two OF the most learned and able gentle
but but one @ hope Of escape and Of being saved
1o na 'nt Tas y the tSs, Ss had Of eSss s
been engaged, had he felt so mpellcd to entreat
the jury to cast aside from their minds the test
comments Of the newspapers upon IT.. At the
inquest the Thomas Harts and Patrick Harts and
others had been used to influence the public mind
and there had been sown broadcast the impression
that the prisoner had tracked Fisk from the H0r
man House to the Grand Central Hotel. and had
formed q premedtated design to kill him. Thus
the prisoner had been hunted down by the hounds OF
the organized conspiracy against which he was con-
tending, and which had been endeavoring to strike
him down. while for six long months he had been cut
or from all active communication with the public
and had had his lips scaled by his own conviction
that by silence alone could he save his witnesses to
the truth from being tampered with by his enemies.
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS HAyB DONE.
Mr.. Tremaln then launched out into an attack
upon tho newspapers for publishing the accounts
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DIR. &. F. BROWNS
Young American Liniment.

This celebrated and wonderful medicine, al
though yet but partially known TO the public
has been thoroughly tested in the hands OF the
proprietor fer the last five years; during which
time the rapidly increasing demand for il, equaled
~ nothing but its wonderful success, has induced
the proprietor extend the of lis circulation.
In odsIing this Liniment 10 the public, as We do
in full confidence that II must supersedc all Others
now in use, an external remedy Tor the cure OF
all diseases in the reach Of that class OF medi ines
safely assert, without the least fear Of con-
iradictiop, that it stands unrivaled in the list OF
medical compounds externally applied for the cure
Of disease Feeling. therefore, that 1t is unneees-
sary to puff q remedy 50 eminenily wonderful In
its effects, ysteriousy infalible in its powers
Of relief This preparation Is offered to thu public
on its merits, and claims no volcanic origin OF
essential oils Of the Arabian deserts, but on the
contrary, is what its name imports, and Is new
and rare combination Of the powers Of North
American products.
This Eminent has gained lasting reputation,
where 1t has been used in most cases hch require
an external remedy, such As rheumatism, soreness
and swelling Of the b. east, pain and weakness in
the hack and joints, sprains, bruises, cramps,
nrmbness, frozen limbs bits Of insects old sores,
fever sores, goitre o, swelled neck, paralysis,
wounds, eryesipelas, bites Of reptiles, headache,
white swellings, mango, poison, burns, all swell
ings, salt rheum, corns, warts, sore eyes, Iun-
rounds &c.
We daily hear OF the most astonishing cures on
animals BY this excellent remedy, and hazard
nothing in saying that there never has been It's
equal as a curative for horses. We assert, posi-
lively that It will any case Of sveeny in exis-
tence also splint CALLS sprains or strains, bruises,
scratches, wounds, b:ghead, wind-gals, sore eyes,
swelings, etc and has never failed to cure hstula.
poll evil, ringbonc and spawn, when used In the
beginning, and strictly according to directions.
1t is the best remedy known Cor killing inSecfi
and screw worms in cattle, aud given internally
With the food, it is harmless but certain remedy
for worms in horses. II is also excellent conn
ter-irritant. Zee Directions and Certificates ac-
companying each bottle. Sold by every druggist
and Robert Parham.
Fr1co 06ct9 per Bottle.
sS Principal Depot 50 Platt Street, y. i.-kA
11ao1Aa0U
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Several gentlemen of Colombo Territory
have been prospecting in the Missouri River
cities for several weeks, with view Of estab.
fishing, somewhere in the valley, reduction
and refining works for the ores from Colombo
and other Territories. After . careful exam
ination Of the advantages presented b. esch
point, it has been decided to locate the works
in Leavenworth, provided our citisens will
offer inducements equal to the inducements
offered BY other cities. This decision was
made in favor OF Leaveaworth because Of the
abundance Of coal and its special fines for
the use, together with the ample supply of
cheap labor. Tn first furnace for IL
extraction of the silver from the led
ore. with q profitable capacity, will
cost $40, O00l including buildiag. ETC., and
$4,000 will erect additsooal WORM for The
manufacture of red lead, commercial lith-
arye and bar lead, which with the silver bul.
lion will constitute the immediate produet.
The buildings for white lead manufacture to
be erected rs lead accu0ulates. 1t il the in
iention to organize = company under TIE
laws Of the State of Kansas, with . capital
of $500, 900. 1t is expected that employ.
ment can be given to one hundred men
within six months, - it will require ~
greater length of time to complete the build
ings and be ready to recsivs and redacs
ores. With . proper desrse If saAezpehs
the proportions of the nasufaeassy could y
% increased that one thousa.d Dea would
find steady snployns4 viii psoas to stock
bolden, within three yean We know
from actual obarvation that hundreds Of tons
of ore are shipped from the Emma and
other mines of Utah to Swansea, Wales, at
a cos, of from s2s to $50 per ton. because Of
the great facilities possessed by the old e.
tablished reduction works of that country.
Daily shipments are made from Georgetown
and other mining districts Of Colorado, to
Chicago, Wyandotte Michigan. Newark, n.
J., the miners paying from $40 to $50 per
ton freight. The facilities for reducing ores
in the United States are meagre compared
with the great demand consequent upon the
rapid development Of new mines, and the
active working of those already developed.
Mining operations in Utah and Colombo
have been retarded from year to year owing
to the scarcity Of reduction works, and n
some instances hundreds of tons of the rich.
est ores have lain foez yean At the eastern
separation mills, became the reelection
works had not suficisnt capacity to keep
even with the shipments.
Leavenwortb, with her excellent linA of
competing roads, her abundant manufactur-
ing facilities, and her short distance from
the mountains. would at once become the
most popular point for the shipment Of the
ores Of Colorado, and while building up her
self, would contribute in a great measure to
the development Of the vast mineral 10
sources of the mountains.
Tonight, at Hopkins & Graham's Office,
on Delaware street, meeting of citizens will
be held to consider this proposed new enter
prise.
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MEDICAL.
Penny Wise B Pound Foolish

In nothilg ID the above moro illustrative than IN
the ccans many Panoe in certaia kinea q dise.s.
Ii ecdsR 70 save ~ esats thsy have vhat thsy
ca1 tAsif own pfseefiPeiona .acA = 1e!sse Ceps:
Isct.. As s:s i ,Ss f.: s.'s sS
ai1091c 6sn kuo ths brsaih, and, With 81
~ di1lv1stsees, there e no saving Of money,
= - - - o BE- rsasvsd ovu and over aeain,
I'M q Last Tie coa6itioa q tie patient becooes
alaRDing. Then tthsR ne.as have to b rsDorted
r. I'D IT, vorus OF sa1ezeT:
Dss0oaAA Co., sls Race seFest, PhilsdslpAia:
opal . yea. and ifthsrs u any earthly felif ar
nd visk yea would d. soosehing lbe M. About
sighs nnaihs ego got into tsou6ie. took cap
s11s, vsas . doctefS, and is hs cost ne one hun
drsd dellaD-Axst for this nsdieine, thsn fpr that
-vithoat aay benslt. A fsv days so friend
told Ds Of The eamaritan's Gin; he said IL would
DDS.
La H. above b . waning to others. whsn
yen - into trouble procure II oace The 6amaF1-
tan's Gin, anA yoa Yin - I'll hight in fsv day.,
II s100eer tie had s6seas that lpllov The ~ Il
49, injurious drpQ ~ oitan voEse than the ord.
Rinal 0o1hle. Pdce-Aale packages q, female o.
6sat b. nail In plain envelope.
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serious sickness and suffering is prevented os
their timely use; and every family should
have them on hand for their protection and
relief, when required. Long experience ma,
proved them to be the safest, surest, anu
best Of all the Pills with which the market
abounds. BY their occasional use, the blood
il purified, the cOrruptions OF the system eX-
PEELED, distractions removed, and the Wholc'
machinery of life restored to its healthy activ.
ity. Internal organs which become ciogged
and sluggish are cleansed by 1yer's Iifs.
and stimulated into action. Thus incipient
disease is changed into health, the value OF
which change, when reckonesi on the vast
multtudes who enjoy 1t, can hardly be com
putesi. Their susar-coatinS makes them
pleasant to take, and preserves their virtues
unimpaired for any length of time, so that
they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
ate without disturbance to the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper TO
each box, how to use them rs Family Phys
and for the following complaints, which these
For Dysiepsia or Indigestion. List
lessness, LanSuOr. and Loss Of APpe.
cite. they should be taken moderately to
stimulate the stomach, and restore lis healthy
tone and action.
For Liver COmrlains and its various
symptoms, Btli0us Headache. Sick
Headache. Jaandice or Green Sick.
mess, Dili00s Collie and Dill09s Fe.
ve.s. they should be Judiciously taken for
remove the distractions which cause IL.
For DysentePy or DiarrhRa, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For 18AeoD0tiso, GOut, Gravel.
Ra1pteati0n Of the Heart, Pain In
the side, Back. and LOins, they should
be continuously taken, as required, % change
the diseased action Of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For Dr0psy and Dr0pste0l Swell.
SaSs, they should be taken in large and fIe-
quent doses TO produce the eject Of a drastic
purge.
For 0appreaai0a. large dose should lac
taken, As it produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
As Blsaer Pi1. take one or two Pills to
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulsses che stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite, and invigor-
afes the system. Hence Ii II often aGfvanta-
geous where no serious deraneemsnt exists.
One who feels tolerahly well, offen finds that
dose Of these Ptlls makes him feel hecid-
edly better, from their cleansing and reno
vatang eject on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARKD BY Sta
d. J. G. AYX1 Z CO., Practical CAsnists,
LOWELL, 1885, q. 8. n.
Jo1 SALE ~ ALL pRrooIsIs EvERrwHIRx
Fog Sale BY GBO. A. EDDY. Leavenworth, K.
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DIVIDEN -

Arsi
Wesern Invetme : lIae
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

DIR. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable Curatiysn
permanently cures all forms Of ''SPermstorrhea'
or Seminal Weakness in from two to seven
weeks time. II Lost Power and brings back
the youthful vigor Of those who have DESTROYED il
BY sexual excuses or evil practices. Young men
suffering from the effects OF that dTeadfuy destruc-
tive habit Of se,f-aLuse use this medicine with
the assurance Of a speedy and permanent cure.
This remedy has been used by DIR. Bohxnnan in his
private practice for thirty years, and has
falled in curing even in the worst cases. Price IS
per PACKAGE Sent 10 any address free from ohserva-
d0n). Sold only at I,T. Z. A. Bohannan's office
No. el9 North Fifth street, St. Louis, 30. Estat-
ished in 1887.
an~1EdAv1lQ
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A. A. CONSTANTINE'S

YYIsIAu .RKAIMo on PIE TAI So.
Each caks b Stamped 4. \. Ceosaanttne FIR.
sssn Healing o. Pine lar Soap. fatsated March
n, 1884," No osAe h genuine.
iog the 3edlee, bath and 0Hoogy. this 6oas
has No equ.l. II pscsesvo the co0Plexico niE
"a prevean it iron hlling -, nd = 'tths bss,
Hair ReDovnfor in uae.''
Il eurs chappsd hands, pinPle.. alt fhesn>
hssssl fset. burns, al dissacss a she se.lE and
soar. MS sasP has alrs.1y vee ths praise 90
esseea e very many Il our Int families In this
elfy and throughout The country. i Il 1ssd a:
II - Sseons . housshoid nsss1iay. W sivie 81
% IN Il. For sale by al 3nlsR Ae01s wanted.
ON q sdaTsss, 4. 4. O0A6fANTUHk %,
- Am sess4 =. Z. City.
Duneee edAvS
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cLAYsvILLE, washinstoa Co., Pa.


Dr.. J. Boil 4 @.
0xxrLxsGnx: have nov thoroughly tested and
proved the Pstsat Eye Cups. They are the ne Ples
ultra a IL tsoatmants a tnpoanod viaons Ioo "a.
vanesd liz OF other causes sad IN tnvariabse cure
6or Nyopia or Near-sightedness.
have In the lest feW days entirely cured feveEai
caess beth Of Acute, and vhat p called CHROME N
6amlation. These have tyied every knovn and
avnilshie 0od9ossl ts0aDont vitheuf tn snensecI
henoAt, bot a de coatrafy dstrinentA a. eees
oxpenss. Ny mother, IN old lady Of "a jean, naa
.0shnainst,c sdvocato Of the Cups. Three months
- - could not rcd letter oe lsetefs - !af4e g
EH tAunb, - she uomettAes express nerseu;
Certain IL 1, that her EYES were unusually old and
Won beyond her years. to such IN extent mat sne
could not rod the head linz Of the New YORK 1Tr-
bSae without her glasses. You may judge, there.
foso, The eject Of the Cups, when IinSe!m you that
IL caa nov read every portion Of the Inesae.
even ths diaAsnd type, without her siassesi you
ca inAUino - pleasure.
Ths 6usinea Il beginning 70 assume something
Mksloen anA phaPe. Have inquired from q! cirSe-
uoas and ollsa great distances, in regard 70 the
nature Of cupsand plans Il Treatment. Whesever
70 With then they create intense excitenens,
Bat fsv words are necessary 70 enlist N attentive
audience, anywhere tAa1 PeoPae can be bond. ]
- ct our mir last Tuesday, 9th inst, and can
salsly ay that Myself or rathsr the eyeesPs, wa
no mean portion Of the Attractions Of the OCCASION
seA and s1sctsd future sales literally. Thsy
Win mako money and make IL fast, too; no small
eateh-penny AMIR, but superb No. dp-top 6a-
dpen thas promises, % far - can -, 70 Be LIE
long. Youn respectfully,
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GIVEN AWAY
TO ANY BOOB AGENT
4 $500 GREENBACk

GREAT INDUSTRIES
OF THE UNITED STATES.
!, 800 PAGES AND 500 ENGRAVlNGS
PRINTED IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Written By 20 Eminent Authors, fncIudang
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We want Agents in every town to solicit erdss for
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With q specimsn Of this Great Work, and IS
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CHICHESTER, Sussex Co., England,
December Is, ISL.
D. J. Rdn 4 e

Dcc6WUcI
Dr. j. BaH & 20.
GEHfIuHHx: On the reception Of the Patent
Ivory Eye Cups, on the first application Souno
bsnc6t, and sov. an happy 70 say, unheaita-
indy, from my own practical experieoce. that u
ny opinion the result produced through using your
H:ent Ivory Eye Cups II one Of the greatest oooni
thatevef God bestowed, OF man received, (Spantu-
a sye-sight exceptsd).
Over twelve yean have worn specks. and 70 ~
ovn vosdeIDent, can nov read nowspaper prints
snd am vritisE this lstter without ny spectaeies
Icease To wonder 1t once Why people are 20 anx
ious for them, now l have tried them myself, ana
proved them With a ocular deOonStIatson- Iney
are simple in construction, and could not possibly
think, be more suitably eaaPtsd for the eye, be.
sides being harmless, pafnless, and pleasant !
speak with all due Difference Of the Faculty but st
the same time, cannot divest myself Of the tact
that the present treatment in the cases u Nyopia
or Near. Sightedness, Dimness Of Vision. Cataract,
Partial or Total Blindness, h . failure In nineteen
eases cut Of every twenty, when they resort TO the
rnifs, aud an sorry TO say know cares that have
ended m total blindness, which cannot possibly
occur in using The ''Patent Ivory Eye Cups
And nov, in conclusion, beg 10 return you my
sincsse thanks for the benefit received
BY uains your Patent Ivory Eye Cups.
Youn faithfully.
Rev. J. Fletcher ID personally known 10 me. and
lslieve him to he . pefs01 worthy Of connden'e e.
FREDK. F TRACY,
Rector Of S. Pane rs, Chichester, tng'a i'd
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FIRE AT kIT CARSON.

government Warehouse Destroyed.
Intelligence received last evening from
Kit Carson, on the Kansas Pacific, repre-
sents that the Government Warehouse at that
place, together with all its contents we're de-
stroyed by fire yesterday forenoon. Dis
patches were sent to Fort Leavenwor,h, re-
guessing supplies TO be forwarded At once.
The total loss by the fire was bot ascer-
tanned.
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Guvs0tt's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla

Csatains Ders q The pure Honduras ears,parilla
thaa ny saAsr psspantioa extant: Witch is eheA-
ieally osnbdned viii tie Extract Of yellow Dock,
sd IL Ixtnss q villa C3srTy, thus making the
rsasAy neee thssssghly encient than any other
Sarsapasills bsebFs tie public. At the same time
IL = perfectly hss frsa al mineral poisoas, which
eaAHes b sid Of any other Sarssparila compound.
Il = 1sv pat Up in the largest bottles, % il &C.
knoWlodepd to b the beat Saraearila made, ~ i,
esra69a BY the wonderful CURES II has performed,
tho 0Eigin copies Of which in the possession Of
the Prsps1stor. Remember, this Is the only true
and egiSi1al article.
VIE CUaH WITHOUT FAIL.-Scroiula or King
Hvu, Chncen, Tumors, Erupti0ns Of the skin,
Eydpslss, Chreais Sore Eyes, Ringvorm or Tei-
tsFs, Bald beaA. Pains in the Bones or Joints.
O,d 6ssa asA Ulcen, swelling Of the Gland, Syyh.
Ills, Dyspspsis, Salt Rheum. DisPass u the Kid
neys. 16o Of Appetite, Dissssss arisin( from The
use Of Msseury, Pains In the Sides and Shoulders.
Geneal Debility, Dropsy. Lambaso. Jaundiee and
Price q per bossIs.
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d.. J. Bal & o.
0RxrLlMEx: l have thoroughly tested the Pat
ent Eye Cups, they are no humbuS. had been
% Hind in nv len eye, Sor twenty years, thai
I osaA mot distinguish the form Of Q person be.
tween me and the light. Ny sight vas entirely
rssaoreA By 1ev applications Of the Eye Cups, Sd
much -. that hea- stitched Ane linen hahdker-
chief VIII the eve that had been blind, having 4
bandaee over the other eye, without any trouble
Whatever Ny eyes are - good - any ehiid's ten
ysan of age. I will be 81 years old, lfor which
Ipsp0une 70 ooe appreciate the Patent Eye Cup'
more than do, or understands them any better:
0sny, msny thousand THINKS 10 the Inventor.
cea1st ind vords 10 express my feelings. never
esa thank oar highly es,ssmsd pastor. Rev. +.
Men enough for recommending to me your Pat
sat Eye Cups.
Ysurs respectfully,
#. MRS +. j. MICHEL,
Memphis. Tenn.
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SILVER CsEEk, Madison Co. ".
Oc4oha1 10 lAsl.

Ocsobsr 10. 1871. J
Itestify tAat my %. Edward, ls years Of age.
- bsen a1ieted With Inflammation Of the eye ~
Ave or nix ysans, and . thick scum camD ever bosh
eve, vkA 0I.ea soonl biindnsss Il the fighs eye,
- coaN net noes than discern day With The 9TH
-; ~ could not - to feed hio?su q the teea, /,
r. 1, n aboat ths heuss Or yard. paif Of Dr.
]. HI 4 Co - EysCups Aom d. J. II. Frssnas,
snd ellar unine then shoet time the scum cane %
& both eye, and he began to -. His sisht u
pRlsrtly restored. .
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BIo HnL, Madison Co., XII
November 8, ISL.

BIo HIII, Madison Co., XII
November 8, lsT. !
Icsstify that When vas about eight ysan 81 I
- very sovoFo attack q tnna10os0a q -
9Ovn vorH sa ne. Fer IL lase yer q tve ~
visSoa has bsesns - impaired that to pat ~ -
sVsfa ny Yishteye could not Distinguish oes 49,
frou another Ave let from n. I got pair - -.
J. Ball Co.. Patent Eye Cup, and An hapSy =
ny that Q lsv applications restored ny sisht
= e ever -, and can eSeesfally add eoaAden-
tielly reepnDcnA then 10 al vhe are Afflicted With
V1aipec, q ~ eysa, or iron a eye aiseass.
MES Lucy ADAMS
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DR.. VVflIT1Ul,
ni1 81. ChaF9os street. q. lo0SA Il

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DIR. BOHANNAN'S Treaties on special Dis.
cases." which fully explains the nature, csuses,
symphonic, ac., OF ''Spermatorrhea'' or ''Semina
weakness" and all the evils resulting from Self.
Abuse, SYPHILIS, Female Complaints, ali impedi.
msnts 10 marriage, and valuable information on
plain sealed envelope, on receipt OF one sta,np.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-02
xEDICAL.
Ayers Cure,

ros Fe zen and Asue. Insssmi.se9t Ee-
Dumb Agne, Periodical oe BILIOUS Ic.
Yer, &C., and indeed al the affections
which arise rom malariouS, mafsh, or
mi00mafic nOia0na