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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-27
THE LEAVENWORTH JUNE a. 1872

has eighteen acres OF 1t, and be thinks II vail
average thirty five bus. els TO the acre. The
wheat wa drilled in, and stands on the
ground thick and even.-A.odesha Citi-sn.
ID. W. Wider, editor Of the For: Scott
Nonifor, delivers the Fourth Of July Grafton
at K.lids, Kansas The people Of Wood
son county should all turn Out, as Web Viii.
der always gels OF something instructive SID
ertertaining.-Iola Reai,sr.
On the 22d inst the people OF this town
ship will vote upon the proposition 10 sub.
scribe SIC, 900 to the For: Scott. Humboldt
& Western Railway Conran-.-Wosd-on
County Adtoocse.
| Sol. Miller informs The public thai he
Is open 10 q bid from any candidate for
governor, who can't claim 10 be ''honest.'
Probably the bet man in the STATE TO be
nominated with ;ha; Limitation, would be
the as,ufe editor Of the White Cloud Ctief.
-Io'a Register.
The smoke stack at the foundry Wa
bloxn down in the gale last Sunday morning.
They exhibited Characteristic energy in or.
te-iHs q new one Immediately, which We.
put up yesterday - Commonwealth.
The Wsmego Dispatch says: ". H.
Powell Was appointed Cry Marshal, ard l..
N. Travis Depu;y Marshal. This gives thu
city Of Narregc two as.i-;sD; n,arslial..
Mess.s. Geo. Cole and L. NJ Travis. Will
tie above named perscu, and ,hiriy-sevei
night police, the little stone jug will -col
need an addition.-St. Mgy's !aar.
The farmers rep"rt the prospects fol
. good crops rs unusually good. The repor
of rav.ge. from TIE c!iinch bug in this coun
" have been greatly exaggerated. Tire onlJ
places in this township where they have bee,
: perceived are at Mr.. Philip Riiey's and q
Mr.. Morgan. where they have eaten SOM
potato vines, but Not amounting to even
rod on either farm-.S. Ma-ys SIR
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ST. LOUIS.


Narrow Gauge Enisroa,i <.nsentiS.s<
ST. Lots, June 2o-Thc narrow lange
railroad contention continued its session to-
diy, and sriil further di.cus-sd, both in q
general and specific way, the merits Of the
narrow gange, aE.i II eminent fitness for
those sections Of country which dre spar-ely
-e,tle,! and least able TO bear the expense Of
broad gauge road. An INN, ne amount Of
Information respecting raIlr ai- generally
has been brought out, and great interest Ia.
been excited in regard to the subject. A
resolution wa adopted providing for a Cen
tral committee 81 thirteen, 10 whom all ap-
plications for information shall be made,
said committee to hare authority to call the
mario. gauge adyJcl'ss into convention at
any ,iras they may think proper,
and take sGca actIon a. the; may
deem adyisab.e - advance the gem
eral interest in tie narrow gauge Move
nen,. Re- olution. we're adopted and r-co-
mead grand central narrow gauge lias,
irom tidal wafer 10 the interior country, Il
give the narrow gauge rosds now be.as CON
lr.ic,ed in the Mississippi Valley, q con,iH-
Gus connection 10 the seabosrJ, ssd cord i!ig
endor-e the project known al the WSsIin.-
ton, Cincinnati and 81. LCais y. L, and
pIedging said prnjec, al 20 sib!e ard !
Committee was appointed Tor the purpose o.
preparing report oa The SUBJECT OF narrJa
gauge road, but - 10. being quite Compi-t-
I'd, n was no, given 10 the pres. Convs =
,,o, adjourned sine die this p IN.
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Il is sid illsr some 0! the sly dogs who
81 and 81. Greeley, and are conducting
hi, csu-e. nov and hen explain ooufdenti-
a. &c doubling Eepusiicsns the game they
a e up 10. They az Greeley hates the Drrn-
o ratio party Is in:ensely Us ever, and Sc the
c owning &C; OF his lie has undertaken Its
Distraction on tie torpedo principle-in
her Eord- BE Is = candidate 10 divide u C
parry and insure rs .iual defeat. ''Don't yon
a. p -av they, "Uoraee has got at lea {
Li the garry foul, and whichever way
.ty la.n lie sas nv lyed them in fatal diff.
culues. Ia. b., WY Of killing the Demo-
Cratic pari,, an! thus Is the litt!e game lac is
M 10" Nov !, msy be Questioned whether
tits i-Teal!y MIR. Greeiey's purpose, but
sipFs J. 10 d1ult about The eject Of his can
diI.cg. Watcher or not this explanation,
30 c,uti lsuritly made TO certain kind oil
Z republicans Will prove satisfactory, when
/. reaches Democratic esrs, as it is soon
likely TO, the sensation. Will probably lie sin.
liar to hat produced by tie presence OF a
ael there. Greeley il sly old fox, aud
az er al, may IL play!ega deeper game than
b has yet b,en credited with; or perceive 6
tic svk~ardness Of his Po,i;ion, this e1p!:-
n-ton, which, /, sly the leas', is plausible,
nay haze beea started 10 pave Ike way hr
iuuing back the conGdencs of his old
s,;...l- Nh, Lc,v3
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Roiit;cai-Strisscr.

NEW YORK, June 2e.-At the Confer
.ncc Of political R-i0rm,rs =; Filth Avenue
Hotel, to-day. jacob ID. Cox WIS chosen
President, and " L. Bryant and Gen. DIX
Vice Presidents. The meeting adjourned a.
o'clocS this evening.
The weather has been very warm, to-day.
and eight Gases O. sunslroke were reported
this a:rarnoon.
The strikers re all quiet to-day. lis
said thai 1000 men are ros s,npI we'd On
the eight hour system.
SIu,e 5, 200 sugar reGners are OF the strike
out vi 100 al Ugether. TIE workers in iron
IN South Bscokiyn Joined the strikers yes
;egday.
Therc are now $1,000 men in Brooklyn
or the strike.
II is appssen. TIA, the men begin to
lose Confidence themselves. The foremen OF
the work shops have been interviewed by
men who etare that they are ready and anI-
ious To work, ii projected from violence,
will be given them. The probabilit,e. are
that by Monday evening i large h dy II
strikers will have resumed work on the sh'
hour league arrangement. \ monster MAJ,
meet ng takes place to- morrow night. They
have appointed Committee TO wall on police
commissioners and present the aifidavlis OF
men who had been dubbed.
The strikers OF Brooklyn are entleavorisr
TO form Union Trade 5 ,cieIiss, buc seem III
ly TO meet with poor success.
New York. June 20.-rhe Fifth Avsst-
Hotel Conference me, at three o'clock, D. IN
the iollo~ing delegates being present. Sena
tors, Schnrz and rrumbull, OF OHIO, Cos. 3.
II. Hill, j. {. Hiilyer, of Georgia, j. IA.
Broomly, OF Hartford, Pre- id-nt Horace
White, of CEicsso Tribune, Ex- Governor
Randolph, Hiram Barney, Of New jersey.
David n. Wells, W. C. Waterman, of the
Louisville Courier .iouIoai, Senator Rea. Of
New Hampshire. W. NJ. Grosvenor, Theo.
Elton, an outside delegate, Gov. Walker.
OF Virginia and Senator StocSton, of New
Jersey. Governor Cox was called to the
chair.
He stated the object OF the conference to b..
the fusion of the elements opposed TO Grant.
Senator Trumbull then rose and said. that
while not July endorsing the nominations
o. tie Cincinnati tonveu. ion, the LIBERAL
Republicans had gone so Tar that retreat wa
impossible. lis man Of acknowledged rep
uiation could be brought into the field, he
would support him, but under the existing
state OF affairs he saw no option but To sup
port Greeley.
Brief remarks wer, made By s,ysai
Others, and the Conference adjourned =, q
O'Clock To meet again in the evening
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ITEMS.

The Ieips;c Signaic announces that the
viola upon which Mozart played in his prac-
rice Of rr.ir i. oas0d for .,le BY joseph
Geifie-.
Gold has been discovered IN Noun
Carmel, Iii. Specuistc,5 have effected q
lease 81 the Land and viii Pursue the disoOv-
cry at once.
-rha. faithful :.iena Of man, the deg,
seea,s to be 1aaking himself useful outside
u the IydrupLcbi, Contracts. The Terre
Hsuie Mad s,ys tina. a pet terrier, whose
mistress died oil small pox. took the disease
and spread Ii extensively.
THERE'S much rejoicing in Texas over
de fact that d; length the United States have
commenced a systematic warfare against the
Mexican thieves, WHO, for the last year oil
50 have devoted much of their valuable
iR- TO tie wholesale sealing Of cattle IL
Ina; State.
la tl.e last hours u The iiie session M
Country acquired Mr. Thos. Morrau's hn'
| pc us- oil The G.e4. Canon Of the Heiic"
-.oue. The price paid, $4,000, Is SAIL b!
! b.. Tribune 10 he no; Il cent above its res
value !; l. e. be place in the Naiiona
Cspi,o:-
The rev posta. bill, which became
..w just before the session closed, authorize
,Le issue OF sne ceni pos.zi cird- Tor CORE
.to..dence, or for printed oirc iiars, simiia
| 20 those which were introduced IN Srea
t;ri,ain nearly ,wo years ago. aid which ar
no in Use in nearly all European countries
-Nearly S.OoO,eoo Letters ven; to Ii
dead letter Office iast year; 400, QUO OF then
Lsd no stamp& and 5000 had no addr.rs
they Contained 50 90 in cash, s.. 900, 90
drafts and checks, and 3.0O0,026 photo
graphs. Be careful.
The Republic Insurance Company,
chicago, has just gained an importan, CASE
he frs, Of It's kind since The tire, involSIn
tue liability Of stockholders. The deci-io
renders j, slmo., certain that the Losses of Il.
company, amounting to nearly S3.oee,o W.
will ultimately be paid in full
"A movement Is Gu foot in San Francisc
10 introduce the Monaghan tongues into th
public schools of that city. The reaso
ged is the growing importance Of the trad
wi,h China and Japan, and the commsrci'
utility OF Chinese and japanese to city
we'll siiu lied To nlcrorolize the traffic OF 'bos
| countries
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NEW YORK.

commencement Of the Stokes Trial.
NRw YORK. June 19.-The Stokes trial
commenced this morning. The prisoner ap-
Eears to be 10 the best Of health. On the
Clerk calling the names Of the petit jurors,
Mr.. NcKeon, counsel for Stokes, challenged
the ponei on the ground that il was NOT
drawn in compliance with the statue. The
counsel nosicstoen the lis; a brother Of the
council for the prosecution, viz: Beojamin
Fullerton. He wanted at the outset 10 get
rid OF the whole panel. bot the District At
iorney demurred to the challenge, and Nc
Keen joined the issue on the demurrer.
Inc District Attorney said the statute va,
merely directory and not mandatory.
Judge lnyraham decided the challenge
was not sustained.
Tie selection Of Z jury vas then proceeded
With, and one juzos nansd 8anbor1px wae
accspssd, sA0 NJ Csan ssak ssss&
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sUE Law HESCE MEErlNC

The following is from the Lawrence T,i.
buH,'' report o: the rroceedin. s
of the colored meeting held ;r tia, CRY,
Monday night;
Col. D r. Anthony, oil LeIvenworth, was
loudly called TOR. lie said lie had been in.
si,ed 10 address meeting of color+d PEOPLE,
but he thought the dsy for these distiactions
bad passed in Kansas. He had talked equal
rights, and had been an abolishioni., 50 long
that at i4eavenwo,th he was called one Of the
prominent eolored men. He briefly reviewed
Lipcolu's sdGinistssiion, and Andy John
sons efforts to Johnsonize KaPsas; but,
Notwithstanding, Grant was nominated
almost unanimously at Chicago, He was
Tor him because he never took etep back.
sard; he always advanced. In the srmy. J. e
addressed his soldie . men, not as cclorej,
or white folks; and today, Gran, was a.
radical as any Of u.s. He had nothing 10 say
ssaina Gree ey or Sumner He thought The
latter had erred g,;evously in his speech, bui
ii was cur duty to stand by hun who proved
faithful to us. He thought it would re bad
policy to elect man who wouid he iui,bt.d
to the rebel element, as Greeley would be,
for his election. lie would be under oblisa-
tons to them, and would be governed, in
part at least, BY their counsels. He though,
it the duty Of every colored man TO vote The
Republican ticket, because that psr,v had
given them the rights OF citizenship. In
Lezvenworth the colored folks will support
the Republican ticke! solid. Though offered
money, it was not knoyn that oRe of them
had proven ialse, and nov there vas bat one
Greeley colored man in the city. Ii the Old
Democratic party Is pat In power, one after
another Of their rights wOuld disappear.
Stand then, fast by Gran. and Wilson. iIlcui
sppisusel
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To BE or Nor To EE

Tie Detroit Ere, Pee shc~s its plnck IN
resiis,ing the Greeley onslaught uFou TIE viz
tue ~ o! ,he Democracy. Th4: pnre- has
ar elaborate article upon The situation. in
sh:ch il figures II Gu, thai the delegates to
B.kimore already ci,osen sand oae hundred
and eighty-ai. uninstrnstec, seFen,y-eish'
pa.,.se, fty-iou: Greeley, and six "-.raieht."
rbree hBndred and twenty delegates have
a.en chosen, and three hundred AID sixteen
reulia II lie chosen bv State conventions al
reads called, and Lightweight delegates are
% come from S;stssiH which no day has a.
get been nsuisi !or c2ETsntianz. Oae bal!
{ the delegates have not been Chosen, and
ne Ee. Pes argCss that il Is absurd 10 tall
# u.jnri.y or lwo-tii.Tds bcink sirsady 70.
Greeley
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The Great Pence Jubilee

Bo>To;', june .0-Thc Executive. Juh,-
lee Committee have reduced the price of en-.
trance tickets to thIee dollars, without re-
served seats.
About eight hundred Representatives @! the
press have registered at the Coliseum. Prob
ably no sgch number oi the profession la,
ever YET been gathered together. Everv
State AM. country, and every SOIL aud Kind
OF paper, Is represented. AMONG them are
two from Honolulu, os.o from the Pari.
Figaro, one each iroa. the London Telegraph
and News, one from the Dres,i-ne. OF Berlin.
one from Dublin, and large de!egllicn from
The British Province.
There were tity thousand persons in the
Coliseum to-day, thirty thousand being aud.
itors. The first piece wa4 "Glo.ia," IRON,
Mozart. Madame RadesSdorf then sang
Let the Bright Seraphim," which wa
greeted with prolonged applause. Tie anvil
chorus followed, which, ~ u-ral, Wis receiv-
cd with demonstrations OF approval. Stratss
next led the chorus in bis own concsr, wal.z.
a thousand and One Nights, carrying the
audience by storm. The Heavens are
Telling" followed. and was never better
rendered. "EaH,asia,H On the piaun by
Wehle, closed the iir=' past u tbs pro
grsune.
The second part was opened by NaGan
Leather, who sang The Magic Flue" and
achieved q greater triumph than has been
accorded TO her since the opening Of the
jubilee.
The Rand OF the Gar,le Republican OF
Paris appeared, AMI was greeted with waving
OF hat. and hsndKsrchief- aud deaiening APP
plausP. Soon ~ quiet was restored the band
striIca NJ "Hsil tolumbis," ard the sas -
which followed begar- description. ~ great
and enthusiastic va. the appIau-r, ry,., one
In the hone rising and sjauG.es ON the
seats, and several ba-EeIs % flowers were
sen. to the bands from anderson Al An
derson the bands PLAYED the Mar-aiiies.
The + ench bards fpilowed with Yankee
Doodle and the Star Spingicd Banner They
retired amid cheers and piaudir- Lowell,
Mason'- h smn, Tel uS % the Night, was the
con hiding piece aE.l WIS gEandly rendered.
Saturday there vIil be coIurrd ehorrI. o..
two hunhre ! and Giiy Voices from different
parts o: III" country TO Join with he coiored
iuhiief
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ORR ATMOsPIEERE.
The Questions Of its ENieai Discussed

The Questions Of Iss Exiens Diseased
,FIon All the Year I5ual.
How deep are we al! buried in air? Tie
question hes long been one Ct the vexed.
Thirty miles, says Blot, is The minimum
depth. At lha. distance from the earth's
suriale, the atmosphere Cash; TO be a. rare
As the vacuum in our air pIMp, which We
know is oaly IN approach to a vacuum. Oh.
servatioH shows that there Must be some
sort of aimosphere considerably higher, aud
the last new notion is that On the top Of the
lerresilal aiuos here Ia which We i've, tLere
foa.., like cream or milk, another, much
lighter and etbeEized atmosphere. IN this
region occur the p.leEomina-shos,ing stars,
auroIe hogeali-, and tie freaks OF reflected
and refracted Iisat-which axe still such
puzzles, Is seen from ouT i9.iv places Of OBJ
servailen-
Tie upper a:,ly-pher. should he stable;
tee lower sbo,Ild be unstable, and cease,essly
sgita;sd. It's movements, caused by winds
ard tempests, would vary in height accord
ing 10 the seasons. In Oh. own reighbo..
hood, the troubled portion OVERLAPPING the
earth would be eli ht or ten miles high in
summer, aad about twice as high in winter.
Ne upper atmosphere would experience
only a very slight, and scarcely sensible
stUr5lnoe, aTising f.oHl 4 heaving Of tie
denser aerial surface on which il rests. Irto
the calm stratum floating overhead neither
Giving creature nor even :closids obtain &C.
less.
We can readily coIccive that, above our
atmosphere Of oxygen, aI5le, and wa,ery |
vApor, there exists another excessively light |
perhaps couple OF hundred |
miles thick, COMPOSED Of tie very ligh.est |
gases, especially OF hydrogen This is rem |
der~d mo.e p.ohah!e By the composition Of
air, which differs essentially iron, that ct
wafer. Water consists OF two gases chemi.
cally combined, add, when once combined,
diiicull 10 separate, whereas air
is onlv mixture OF gases no more combin. d |
than. oil, wafer, and quicksilver stirred To-
ee,ler in pot. Happily for Us, wind. sud
lem,e,,s keep stirring these eiemen,s; bu,
there ,hey Can end place to rest they are
a, liberty 10 PAR; company.
Where is the bottom al the ai.aosphese |!
No, the ,srHs SUE ace, for air penesaius
he elr;h'- porous substance, a. veil - es. ~
hing upon it. We our elTs1, il has bsen
rated, are fu,. Of si1. We are eli of 10 psoad
f.oes puA4d up With Wild, vhieh hsfea 81
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"""it''s "i .'r,sas.~.s I.Ii.i-.as.
Nrw lOkK Jr.n- ~ -QH- q r-u. az
OF Senii,n en-, TO attend Tie F.sh Avenue
Hotel con.ereHce Tonight, have a-ri.c.. in
tins '''y. Among them are Judge Stalio, Of
lne!nnsu, Senator Trnrhull, Gov. Raj
doiPt, OF Nes JeTseE, Carl Schurz. Judge
AUD, OF Ni-sinis, D.nie, z. Goodioe, Gcy.
!, sissr, O S;-gitis. Ei-srG .AiEir=c7, u
Boston. B. H. Hill. Il. ". Hubbard, az
Georgia, Col. Orosyenor. OF s., Louis, :
y. BriHkeEhcf, Horsce White. * CE;c,So.
u: Wai:ersou, of Ken,ueky and Others.
Whatever may have been the original desi9p
OF this conference, indications now are ia,
the Greeley element will be strong in i,s Dc.
alterations. stronger, even perhaps, than ii
Cincinnati. Mr.. Trumbuli ssys Greeiev
will be endorsed, beyond = doubt Senate
SEIZURE, il IL said, vii declare for Greelcy
Tho-e In favor oi the straigh, D,.uccr::ic
nomination 4; Baltimore are Complaining
that the meeting Tor tonight is packed, and
they declare tnat ii is peculiarly Elysleri U.
TO" the Convention, alter the Convention
nomlnates Gree! y, upon nesting, to nomi-
nate somebody else.
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LIS; Wednesday morning, the Republican
Central Committee Of this cry, pub isi,sd,
through the columns OF TIE TraEs, a call
for a me,.iag CT The E. spubicIns CT Leaven
worth. TO t., held en- the twenty filth ins:., to
ratl,- Ire ao,uil.s.ion Of Grant AMI Wilson;
a}trss uuailer Of We I iSasn and influential
gsul.e-aeu were .IuouaCei - address the
ince lug, aud arraisg ein,nis wtEe being Eiade
~sneraliv 10 have = good time. s, tar, SO
eooi; everything was apparently going On
suoolal.. and Republicans were locking for
ward 10 :. p!eassn, occasion. But the first
thia2= 10 greet the eyes Of the people on the
streets ycs'sIdly morning, were litile land
bills. 10; signed by Anybody, Eat purporting
90 come f.o1l the Comfy Centra Committee,
and announcing $ ratification meeting Of
Erpuhlfc.rs, 10 he held few days later than
,he one advertised by The regular commit &C,
who's. business il is to attend to s'ioh affairs
J. il not possible to mistake thc object OF
sach movement - this; the parties engaged
in ii could have brt one purpose in view
a desire to create confusion of dates in the
minds Of the people, and thus prevent the
spc..s. of the meeting. That men, protesting
TO We Republicans, should be guilty OF any
Ching Of this kind, viii be very hard TO
understand by those not acquainted with the
circumstance, but when the character OF TIE
ma fraEs whom Ibis second calf cman.,es is
known, the veil Of mys,sry Is entirely re-
IN ,-e,l. and Ghe whole TRANSACTION appears 10
be perfectly natural, and chaEac eristie OF Tie
chronic dis)r-au;zers engaged III it. The
Cisirfuau .! the so-cailed County Commit
ree." and who is solely responsible for the
second call, above Ie:ered to, IS tEaitoE
60 The Republican caase aad
pu;y, ia ia orr camp Only SIS SPY, and for
the purpose of giving AID and comfort to tie
enemy; he has hardly ever ieen known 10
vote Republican ticket lie boIis
the action .: every party Convention
is chronic disorsauizcr, aud not ionserj
ago than last spring he presided over and
n de 4 speech al q nssiing Of Democrats
aud sore-haads, at which ticket was nomi-
mated in opposition 10 the nominees of The
resulr Republican Convention, snd no man
worked harder 10 ef.ec, the defeat of the Re.
publcsn party AZ GGat time than this sane
Chair'asn o !. The County" Committee, who
is:now<nd 4..voring 70 deceive the Republi-
4caas Of L-avu~rsh. yish hand-biIh from
n Democratic ptihai4g sofire, ANNOUNCING q
! eosui meeting. La ;Repenicaas bew.sr Of
all och tiekasla md uss, BE- dsrssd b
VssHsAeseE0 .,-In
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From all we can learn through The ST.
Louis papers-Vhich is exactly nothing
abor. he Convention that Was called to NEE
s.: Lgcis last Tuesday, for the purpose Of
c5a,ideriuE I'D discussing the Earrow
gauge eyssl, u always, we infe. tha. tie
Convention did 30. convene" Ii there
A., 4 meeting n s. Louis Of prominent
railroad oli.ia.s, 10 consider a sGbiec; of 50
much importance TO the people OF the Wesi,
it Is hardly prob-bie tina, alt the ew,paper-
OF 5; LUIS would maintain such profound
silence Il. aH the subject.
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Tie I -a-ar Cly ,L.a ~, Of CoE'1'erre.Sns
gszts % the CourciI Of that ca
i.r II you'd Be- = very VIZ
ard iuiig.ou- policy to 'tahs fo| o
f 10. L f3r hospt5isg' fne reader nHr
~, iuisr from US "a { soE,e terrible epiden'-
&c = r,g;as with tasrfal violence. in the CT,
Of hi.!s At tie mouth Of tie Kaw; not b!
sny mean; i, d5a', signify anything Of H.
50 ,; i, simply means lh., the L. {. bubble
has Lars cI, AMI ii.at -ererai ambitious an
pa,.ic .pir.,ed geagiemen who. few year
ago, l.ad rayre zo.aey thsn ssg'cfy, Do'
E 4 e.s=.gl= TIE cFEe.s 0f i.oie45 IL :
r..la-- w4 c. jas 70 longer any use for sue.
insi.u :s.s. Tire ilca Of making hospI al
o. ,hem !. good, and If all lie COMMERCIAL.
aud 6n u.-l.i ; ''-icA" ones in. that bur
slpuid be a..igned tn quarters in these ho-
tIere wyG d not long be many vscah
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KANSAS.

Usage wants photographs. 80 an
inducement, We hold that We have IS many
sood.looking young ladies as any town Of iis
size in the State, and the young gents are
not slow; they rse !ookins-glasscs now
Sscfi.
NJ. Pierce has on exhibition 1t the bank a
bunch OF wheat, zaised BY Henry CE.mef,
near ,,.xn, which measures Eve let and Eve
inches in height; the heads Of saeh ssalk vill
measure three i.cho 10 l9gtt, nd a.s veil
tiled Idb pndoabes1ly IL b9 spsainsp
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