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Ioe0Pabses Resesse6.

Profe.iooal opinions sre not infallible;
and tbey are never wider of the mark than
when they pronounce chronic dyspepsia an in
durable nalady. To mitigate its Pang', the
faculty usually prescribe cir, exercise and
brasdy. The 6rss tvo are Gods medicines,
the last i satanic poison. The oaly nd
ieine nesded in dyspePsia and IT. e1seso-
itaaGs, i d.. J. Walkers Celi6omh VIZ
gar Bialsn. he greet vsgsishls tsais e IL
a.. cav
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thNASO, March -.
CATTLE-Receip's. ,, 100. Acti and firm
81 IS as So for fair choice steers; % 496 81 for
extra choice Texans .oid at - 06f94 g.
HoSs-Receip's. !, $50. Active and firm com.
mon and mixed lots, o. 75ai 30; good TO choice
o5 Ooa5 20, with few extra lots at s. - as 20,
clos ing firm.
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Are easily attained, and those Who fail to
avail themselves Of the means should not
complain when accused Of gross neglect.
The Sozodont will speedily eradicate the
cause Of foul breath, beautifying, prp.erv-
ing the teeth to the oldest age. DIV
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The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offers L. zoe, 600 acres of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from s. to Sl2 per
acre, on seven years' time. with tree trans
portaiion from St. Louis to all purchasers
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth,
schools, and lsw-abiding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land of fruits
and towers. For particulars address. A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner, St. Loai.. Mo.
DIFF
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A medicinal preparation in the form of .
.ozsnge il the most convenient. Browns
Bronchial Troches" allay irritation which
induces coughing. giving relief in Bron-
chitis. Hnar.enes. InHuenz,, Consumptive
and Asthmatic complzints. G&w
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Police s,surs Nasses,.

Business in the Police Court va dull yes.
terday, the usual attendance vas thin. The
oussidsss were as numerous - ever. All
natiooalities were represented in the audi.
eoee, Germans, Irish, q ID genus omns. Bu,
ye Judge would dispose of il in his summary
way. He would not b detained. He ~
in hurry. He felt like seeing his friend
outside. His friends outside sav him. Tn
result Of The sssiag can only b infesFed from
the imasisative i8eas Of ye Judge Who be
came spiritual and vsmosed into thin cir. u
Icd.> A;.anneared He \ n sniPifual ahnnf
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Love Powders
By = French Chemist wins love In q moment. -
cents. Address DR.. Tracy, 30 Cl.f street, New
York. novl0
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Parties wishing Pianos will find it To
their interest 10 call Immediately a, Kansas
Music Emporium, corner Filth and Della
a asp
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For Pitchers Castoria. II regulates the
somach. cures wind collie and causes natural
sleep. II il . substitute for castor oil.
march28
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LOCAL ITEMS.


For sale. 1000 bushel. of choice sprin !.
wheat at Sl.5O per bushel, by
mar231w PLUNNER & NORTH.
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O01.e RlOssli ag Gossip.

Billy Bond is in Washington, working
desperately for an Office. lie started out to
get the United States Marshalship, but Il
now striving to get the position Of special
mail agent.
1t i. fixed that John A. Martin will moi
be removed from the Atchison postoffice.
H. W. Cook. Of Wyandotts. and Fos.
ter, of Atchison, we're Scofeld's Competitors
for United States Attorney.
Tough wants Col. Houston'- Plsce.
Hon. ID. p. Lowe, seems TO favor Guerin. ol
Fort Scott, for United States Mar-ha'.
Laser-Toneh's got il, ssys the telegraph.
Capt. King, of Topeka, is confirmed
postmaster.
IT. d. Thacher did want the L,wrei'cs
poaoffice, and his friends are not pleased
with Mr.. Worden's appointment. Every
thing is serene, however, at L'w'en'e
Simmons is happy because Jhachcr didh'
get the postofice, and Thacuer ia happy he
cause Shimmcns was removed.
-Finlay, of Fort Scott, Is after Crowelr'
place.
Nothing can save Geo. 7. Anthony
The Office Of Collector il Slipping away from
him.
Louis We'll is sill waltz 6 for lila Foe
eien Mission. Be patient, Louis, read lev
chapters in the book of job ro-day-not ih'
book of Congressional Job, bat the Bibl'
book.
Hore About she st.gs"S school Fight
In our report of the fight At the singin'
schoo! over in Davies county, Mo-. yss.er
day, We neglected to -av that Geo. Woo
v.s the aysressor. He struck Mr.. Field frs
because he (Field) presumed To pass the us's
Nalutation of the evening with his char min
little rebel si-,er-Emms Wood. Mr.. Fiel
thes knocked Wool down, hut af,erward
was seyerely stabbed in the ARRAY, ard wa
conyeyed home almoe, lifeless. The scene j
the singing school during the fgh, delft
description. The lights we're extinguished
the stove knocked over, aud in the darknes
and confusion the battle ragged. Above III
din of the conflict the screams Of terrific
women were heard, and no truce was granite
until II had been ascertained that Field he
bsen taken on, of the school house throug
. window.
1t is asserted that the addresses Of NJ
n a, n IA he All
and despite the fact that her big bro,h'
hated him on account of his Union sent
ments during the var, abe vas willing
subdue her own rebellioas feeling and shal
.cross the bloody chasm. The fact Ii
Field was cut into thin strips for presumil
10 love her will not diminish the volume
th.s g,rl's affection for him.
Let her marry the pieces Of Field, a
come to Kansas to reside. Let her thru
herself upon the gallantry Of the You
Mems Social Club, for instance, and th
defy Missouri Invasion upon the rights
her lover.
A LOVELY bat unfortunate woman, vi
Tor reasons, did not reside With her hushan
recently sent him little souvenir to SCOT
his solitude. The token Of affection Is Ii
described: "The box vas divided By p
tition in the centre, and contained thu
rounds Of gun POWDER The under side
the cover u.s spread with sand-paper, q
bearing against il Wefe matches. % arrane
,h,t "A The cover ehould slide it would p
de matches up With force and cause them
IGNITE" THIS amiahle casket ~ suspeel
At ouce. and ths naaspa's little plan 70
o>a asAnR fknnfRnfo8
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BISMARCK REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE THE
SPANISH RtPCBLIC.
PATENT RIGHT CONGRESS.



The resignation Of Mr.. Caldwell, which il
announced by telegraph, this morning, will
surprire no one Who has carefully watched
the debate and has noticed the expressions
o. public sentiment all over the country.
The pres of the country was almost unani-
nous in favor Of his expulsion. On the tes-
,imony, be had been prosounced guilty BY
the popular verdict. The very character and
terms Of his defenae we're such that, If in
dor.ed BY the Senate, they wonld have opened
vide the aood-gates Of corruption at every
Senatorial election. The more the question
vas diacuased the more apparent Il Vas that
the 6nal aciion Of the 6ensts would bat re
Aect the already naaured judg0eat Of the
people Mr.. Caldwell escapes the formal
"a Of expulaioa By resignation; bot be d toe
late to escape the verdict Of the county
Lasvesee Joss,sol.
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Rev J. ]. Th0opsoo.

At the Quarterly Conference Of the First
Methods, Episcopal Church Of this city.
held last evening, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously and hear
tily adopted:
WHEREAS, The near approach Of the An
nual Conference reminds u that our pastor
may not be returned to Us again, and
WHEREAS, We deem this . proper occa-
sion on which to express the esteem in which
he IL held among us; therefore,
Resolved, That during the time which
Brother Thompsoa has spent among % be
has by his earnest hbon and devotion to the
Interests of The Church won our respect and
affection.
Received, That II, in the providence Of
God, he should not be returned 10 - another
year, be will carry with him our entire con.
idence in his character q Christian minis
ter, and our bet wishes and prayers for hi
succe0.
Resolved. That COPY Of thee rssoiution'
be presented to Brother Tiompaon. and tha
| copy be given to each Of the daily papen
Of this city With . requek to publish tn
saDe.
March q, 1873
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klSIsrprn COMBINES, We now know that
j. il the Centaur Liniment that does the
work. No other article ever did perform
such miracles. There is no swelling it will
no, soften, no pain it will not soo,he, or
lameness it will not cure.
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C0aghs

SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, if persist.
ed in, win cure the most stubborn liver dis
ease There is no failure about il. d&w
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This splendid Hair Dye is the Bet IL, the rcr,f.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reli-
able and Instantaneous; disappointment;
ridiculous tints unpleasant osior. Remedies the
i'll effects OF bad d yes and washes Produces
diateiy a superb Black Natural Brown, and
leaves the hair Clean. Soft and Beautiful. The
genuine signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold by all
druggists CHAS. BATCHELOR,
1891 Prop'r, n. V.
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All orders filed promptly a, Chapin's,
Sixth and Delaware.
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Whae D10 u!

Il no longer the question
since the introduction Of the
Centaur Liniment. When We
. meet an cid friend who has
. been shelved with rheuma-
p tisms, or zee . person man
~ lied underneath a rail car,
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The World at Large.
A SIS CHRONIC FOR 81.
The Great Four Dollar Weekly.
American Literary Journal.

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BIxBY's Laundry Blue. The bert be-
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1T. Louis Lave Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, March %.
CATTIR-Steaav. firm and unchanged.
Ho6s-In good demand ard frm 1t o s0l5 o..
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
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MEDICAL.
BoWaro Of CounteFfeitsi.
JOB HOSES sIf 2A Y 4 =. GLiAEkEs

JOB NOSES s'H Y NE .GphiAiE EE
crs sffe.sirsiy corSrBET1IIIp. Disaoaess Dsus.
2resss TAs Sssr.as Kc-s ,ss Sc~sc JoS Msses
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A 52-pase book containing answers TO questions
Ct great importance. Sent free for ten cents. Ad-
drsss MRS. II. MET GER, Hanover, Ia.
ma,2,-WeOW
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A woNAN's determination TO part her
hair At the side broke up wedding at Platte
City last week. The company had all IS
-embled, the clergyman was in his place. and
The groom proceeded mp stairs to e-ssrt biz
chosen ore to the altar. The lady vas sp'en-
dldly dressed, but in arranging her hair had
adopted the "nev .,yle." To this the young
man objected in the mos, decided terms. say
ing tia, 1t looked too brazen and ''fs>iI" that
the hair Of bride shos!d be parted modest.
y in the middle. A sharp var q words fol.
loved, which resulted in the declaration on
the part of the angry youth that he had Ia
ken firm stand; that the hair NUT BE- re
dressed or he would never look upon i
again. To this the girl replied that h'
might leave A. .oon Al h. pleased, and leav'
he did, much to tie di.su-t Of the EroPl'
Who came to pariske OF the wed ling ruPPe'
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WASHINGTON.
CALDWELL'S FATE.

Reading Of his Resignation in
| the Senate.
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Spangled Banner still waves aud gives every
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1T Still, WAVES"

Curls any hair to stay curled. IS cents. Addre
DR.. Tracy. % Cih street. New York. movie
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THE APPROACHING srRrKE.

The President aent to the Senate the fol
lowing nominations: For Postmaster Coop.
ertown, Massachusetts, Charles Honard;
Usage Mission, Kansaa, A. d. Carroll
Collector Of Internal Revenue, Second Dis.
trict Of Missouri, Gen. ]. B. Gordon
Senator from Georgia, w. called to thu
char, this morning, BY Vice-Presideui
Wilson, and presided over the Senate fol
aome time. This 10 the 6rr time an ex.
Confederate has filled the Vice President'l
chair.
TO THE INsANE ASYLUM.
Gen. Whitley, formerly an officer Of III,
Freedmen's Bureau. vas this morning con-
veyed to the Government Insane Asylum
The General hs been suffering for SOM
tine past with paralysis. and went TO th'
the aeylum for tFeatmest, under the advic
Of his physicians and friends.
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ALEXANDRIA.

STREET RAILRoAD.-The street railroad is
progressing rapidly, notwithstanding the no.
and the contractor by the superintendent Of
police yesterday, ordering them to desist from
further operations at once, and the work OF
tearing up the street will be completed to the
one hundred hands are employed upon the
work, seventeen Of whom are trst-class PAYERS,
who are pushing on at q rapid pace after the
track layers, who keep close upon the heels of
those who are tearing up the street. 1t is con-
fdently expected that the whole job viii be
completed by the end OF the month, and that
by the ith OF July cars will be running from
the Washington ferry slip to the stone bridge
The stabling of the company at the Virginia
House is all ready for the accommodation of
their stock, (sOme of which has already been
purchased } and for the making of the harness
of which the contract has been awarded to Mr..
Herrck, of this city.
ANNEXATIoN.-At telegram from Washington
in Mondays Gazette stated that the scheme for
the annexation OF Alexandria to Washington
had been revived, and this time by those
among others, who were purchasers of property
in this city and county at tax aud conhscatiol
sales during the war, in order that the Virginia
courts might not decide the suits which have
been instituted for the recovery of that prop
erty. 1t is understood from Washington to-day
that those who would be pecunarily benefited
in the manner indicated by the success of the
annexation movement are collecting monev
with which to fee counsel To plead for the scheme
before the courts, and that among those at
work are Judge Underwood and Mr.. .. A. Ste
vens, the latter of whom, however was not a
purchaser OF any property during the war, bat
expects TO be benefited by supposed increase
in the valuation Of his property in Alexandria
county.
SMALL-PoX.-One new case OF smallpox a
cOlOred man named Wilkins, living on Gibbon
street, was reported yesterday and sent 20 the
hospital, where there are now only two cases
The case heretofore reported on south Water
street is cOnvalcSrert.-TG-et last srsHia1.
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GEOR G. ETOW n.

School ExAsINATIoSs.-Thep public school
examinations were continued this NOR ming IN
the building corner Prospect and Linyan streets
Mr.. Dunlop, trustee, examined Primary. No. !.
taught by Florence L, Sullivan; ss scholars OF
20 were present. The silver medal was awarded
10 Miss Mapoah Thomas. Premiums were
Ida Daley, Kate Duvsli, Carrie Steel Flora
Delzell, Kate Mccormack, Hattie Hunter,
Amanda Baumbach. Anna Laur, Ida Athey,
Maggie Turkentine, Mary T.. Tarkentine, Mary
y. SchurtZ, Nuomics kleindient, Edith E.
West. Ella NJ. Burrows, Sallie B. SkiIlman, JOY
j. Sullivan. Fannie Davis. Elizabeth Eli
Mary Gross, Hattie Wilson, Kate ocershausen,
maggie Ocershausen, Laura Crawford, Lena
keyser, Clara kleindent and Lizzie Walker.
The Female Secondary, taught by Mrs. Jen-
ME Bates, was examined by Mr.. MofAtt. A Of
contestants for the medal, and il was drawn by
Miss Carrie Blundon; the other Eve received
each a gold ring, presented by the teacher.
The school presented Mr. Moffatt with a hand
some bouquet holder. Premiums were awarded
e Marian Hunter, Lula Payne, Letitia Brooks.
Ella Wilson, Alice Thicker, Pauline WOLF.
May Jones, Rosa Krans, Jennie Cunt nigh am,
Rosa Bishop, Mary Daw. Fannie Blun,ion,
Young Eta Keyser, Jennie Hamilton. The
contestants for the medal were Marion Hunter,
Lnla Payne, Ella Wilson, Hannah Norlinger,
Lille Wilson, and Carrie Blundon. On ac-
count OF so many II was drawn for, and result ed
as above stated. Premiums were also awarded
to Mary Scinne, Minnie Davis, Matilda Friz-
zell, Mary Wlesner, Hattie Cornell Mittie
Easton, Loney Enrich, and Ella Norris.
RIVER NEws.-The schooner Newcastle ar
rived to-day from Norfolk, with IS 900 feet Of
lumber for Wheatiey Bros. and schr. Joseph
Baxter from Boston, with furniture TO Hartley
& Bro. The steamer Lady Of the Lake arrived
and cleared tor Norfolk.
Mr.. CORNELIUS A. OFrUrr, who fell from the
Academy of the Visitation Yesterday morning,
is reported not dangerously injured. but badly
bruised, and suffering severe pains in his head,
the conclusion having affected his brain.