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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06
SIX ETCHES IN PASTE.

John Morgan's widow has married
Tennessee judge. She was beauty, and he
was Judge.
The New York Herald observes that
Caldwell halls from the State where the rules
of draw-poker are more clearly Understood
than the Ten Commandments. and where
the bovie-knife is the popular tooth pick.
The New York Herald man who perpe-
trated the following was cut" BY all his &C
quaintances in the Office: "a proposition TO
changethe State capital of Kansas from To-
peka to Lsavenwortb, was met with . re-
joinder that ''there was not enough leaven
in the whole State to leaven any place worth
. CUES" Yet Kansas raised q Pomeroy.'"
They tell good story in Des Moines,
Of professional gentleman. and wife, Who
bear the very highest reputation for severe
propriety. Last Saturday night the gentle.
man told his wife that he was going out on
business and might no, be back till late.
"You are not going to the ''Black Crook"
are your she asked. ''Black Crookv' what
do you take me for?" he Indignantly ex-
claimed. ooh, WE'LL" she SAID, 81 va
only joking. I'm going out to do some
shopping. Don't be alarmed if I am not in
when you return" rhe next that worthy
couple saw Of each other was at the Aforesaid
''Black Crook," where some destiny seated
them eide BY side to their astonishment.
Here is true dog story from Troy: A
family down town having false gra:e in one
of the rooms of the house, placed some red
paper behind it to give the effect of fire.
One of the coldes; days this winter the dog
belonging to the household came in from out
of doors, and seeing the paper in the crate,
deliberately walked up to it and laid down
before it, curled up in the best way to receive
the glowing heat as it came from the FIRE.
He remained mo,ionless for few moments;
feeling no warmth he raised his head and
looked over his shoulder At the crate; still
feeling no heat he arose and carefully ap.
piled his nose to the crate and smelt of it. II
was as cold a. ice. With look of the mos,
supreme disgust, his tail curled down between
his legs, every hair on his body saying Pm
sold," the dog tro,ted out of the room.
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STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leavenvorth.
In the District Court Of the Tenth Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in and for johnson
county in said State.
Thomas E. Ai y. r''in'id' No ss,.
David H. Mitchell, Defendant
DUBLIC NOTICE II hereby given that under
III and BY virtue Of execution To direcieL
and delivered, issued out Of The District Count OF
the Tenth Judicial District of the State Of Kansas
sitting In and for johnson county, In said state.
and Of the Judgment rendered in tire above entitled
actisu, l Shl On saturday. the l2nd day of March,
A. D. 1873, ut o clock p Of said day, at the
Court H0ass door in the city ot L. aveb worth, In
the county Of Lsavenworth. and the Stale afOre-
said, oder public sale and sell to the highest bid
der. for cash hand the following described tracts
Of land, situate, lying and being the county Of
LeavenWorth and State Of Kansas, namely: lot
number one On, in bIocx number twenty zone en-,
in Latta's Addition to the city Of Lsavenvorth
and lot number two t2), Ia said block number
twenty GU, in said Addition, and the south
east quarter sf the northwest quarter u sec,o"
namber nine (9), IN township number nine 49,, of
range number tventy-tw (2!l; all in the county
Of Leaven worth and State Of Kansas Said prop
erty levied upon and to be sold the property u
the above named defendant. David ". Mitchell.
TAOMA5 LEONARD.
Sheriff Of Ieavenworth County, Kansas-
3heriGs ONCE. Leivenworth City, Kansas. h
ruary 18th. 1873.
NorrnAs GROVE. Attorneys for Pl.in,in
ebllw4v
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The KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
1hirteenth Annual Session Forty.
sixth Day.

SENATE.
The following bills we're read the third
time and passed:
8. B. 154. in relation to State road.
H. B. BIG, an oct for the relief of Mission
township. in Neosho county.
II. B. lao, IN act to vacafe portions of the
towns of Cherokee, in Crawford county, and
Pawnee and Oldham's addition to the town
Of Osage, in Bourbon county, Kansa..
8. B. 13S. an act for the relief of Jonathan
B. Snieder.
II. B. lS9san act entitled an act to vacate
the public park in the town of Douglass,
Boiler county, Kansas.
H. B. 2s9, an act making appropriation
for certain persons therein named.
II. B. 136, an act to Vacate the town Of
Ashland, Davis county.
II. B. go, an act for the relief Of tax
payers of school district No. 9, Ottawa coun.
u. State of Kansas.
8. B. 12l, relating to publishing Of state
ments of insurance companies in newspapers.
II. B. $50, relating to cities of the first
class.
On motion, the appropriation bills report
ed from the Committee on Ways and Mean.
were made the special order for Monday, ii
Bpm.
Reports were made from several standing
committees.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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E~sssanine personals

A widow argued q will case before 8
Georgia court, and BY putting in judicious
assortment of smiles and tears won il.
"A Philadelphia widow excused herself
from weeping on the occasion of her hus-
bands funeral, declaring that crying al
ways made her nose blead.
"A Louisville lass has set the fashion OF
sliding down hill in q tin pan, and nov no
housewife in that region can find her dish
pan when she wants it.
A La Crosse, Wis. girl has been turned
ont of house and home for rubbing her
cheeks. s;ainst her sisters husbands beard
when she wanted TO get up healthful glow
for bail.
The clergymen Of Lebanon, Ind, are
indignant because the girls OF their cOngre-
cation eat peanuts in church. The cracking
noise often destroys the most beautifully
rounded sentences.
For the past five years an Indiana
woman has had three husbands residing
within Eve miles Of each other, aud nobody
found her out until last week. People mind
their own business in that State.
"A Massachusetts, Journal we'll says: ''It
ia propoeed in Maineto exempt poor widows
and orphans, who earn their bread by the
needle, from taxation; but it is not explain
ed what they are Eow taxed for"
A North Adams, Mass, youth Observed
finely dressed young lady drop newspa-
per on the sidewalk the other day; he hast
ened to restore it, and has been wondering
ever since what is the matter with her nstu-
raj disposition.
The Alta California has this among its
answers to correspondents:
''DIscONrENrKD WIFE."-Whether you
can safely sveesen your husband coffee with
sugar of lead will depend good deal on the
intimacy of your acquaintance with the at
attending p. ic:sa.
The editor Of the Cleveland Pain
Dealer swears to the truth Of this story "a
lady of this city advertised for servant girl.
Among those who answered was Q would-be
mistress of the lower parlor, Who subjected
the advertiser to severe catechising a to
the desirabiliiy of the situation offered. The
questions we're satisfactorily answered until
tie young woman inquired how many times
q week the man Of the house changed HE
shirt TIE lady va. Obliged to give it
up, and the visitor departed without an en-
gagement."
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1t is pretty certain that Topeka, the radi-
cal Republican stronghold, will this year
elect for Mayors Liberal Republican, Major
Tom J. Anderson. He Is the man Who
swore 20 roundly against Caldwell for not
paying him the $500 note. Tom told
twenty men in Kansas one story about this
tranaacaion and in Washington swore 70 .
very different statement. He Is such . good
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LEGAL.
Aitachm ent.

Nathan Lard.
Complaint in
Charles Peet AID Attachment.
Ehzsbei. Peei, Defendants. J
Plaintiffs demand s.. 10.
NOTICE is hereby given that On tie 12ih day Of
IN February, A y. 1878, u. w. seymour. .
Justice OF the Peace Of High Prairie township.
LsAvenvorth county, Kansas, issued m order Vi
attachment in the above named case for the Gum Of
I'VE dollars and forty cent?, and that said cause
Siil be heard On the 2Ush day OF March, 4. v.
1873, at O. clock D. In. g. W. bEYMOUR,
iebzI-uN Justice II the Peace.
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Publication Notice.

I.4vnsSo.rH Coos1r, IS.
In The District Court Of the First Judicial Dstrie,
Of the state OF Gansas, sitting in the County Of
Leayenworth, In said State.
Herman Sonntas. Plaintiff,
Augustus Kessels, Defendant
VOC, the above named Augustus Kssssls, ore
IL hereby notified that yoa have been sued by
the above named plaintiff, Herman sonntsg, in
the above nentioned Court, and that said pls mt "a
has fled his petition In said Court, in the above
entitled action against you. aud that you
sver said petition On OF before tn
M day Of april, A. d. 1873,
or said petition will be taken - true, and judx-
lasnt will b rendered accordingly, Of the follow
ing nature, to-vit: A Judgment In favor Of said
plaintiff against You for the sum of one hundred
and sixty-6vs and SS-l00 dollars, With interest
thereon st the rate Of seven Per cent. per annum,
fron the LIST day Of February, A. d. 1873, and for
Of suit, Dc. and that the following described
tract AZ Land situate, lying and being the C0un-
~ Of Lsavenvorth. AID Sta'e OF Kansas. namely:
The south half Of the Forth est quarter Of section
nuabsr eleven nD in township number nine - Of
pnHepal meridian, be sold Tor the sstisfscti0n ~
such Judgment, and that . special execution BE-
iSsued TO the sheriff OF said County Of Ls.vsn-
Vosth for the sale thereof which ssid trast Of land
has been attached under and BY virtue Of an order
Of attschnen heretofore issued In the above sDfi
tied action.
Dated this isth day Of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1873.
CLOCG d 4 WHEAT,
febis-dIt&w4W Attorneys for Plaintiff
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The testimony before the Senate Investi-
eating Committee from a large number OF
wi,ne=ze=, is that Crowther, Secretary OF the
Senate, told them he had received S6,2oo
conscience money. The proof seems posi-
tive. EHpei him at once, and get rid OF the
gamblers pimp.
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4A day Of April, A. d. 1873,


STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF LkAvEuwoRTH.
In the District Court Of Leavenv worth County.
Caroline Hoppeaau. fiaisii6,
W.
Peter Foppenau, Defendant.
TINE defendant, Peter BopSeasu, IL hereby no.
III titled that the plaintiff caroline hoPpepau,
did, On the 18th day Of February. 1873, die her
petit On In the shove named Court against the said
Peter noppsnsu, praying, LIST, for divorce from
the said Peter H0ppensu. I'd. For aliusony ID.
For the Gus ody Of the minor child, Caroline Hop
penau, and eth For the restoration Of plzintid' .
maiden name II Caroline Kroel, and thst usless
h 10 said petition before the 10th day
Of April 1873 the allegations Of sid petition will
b taken - true and judgment rendered rs pray =
ID 1sT in said petition.
C.. THOLVN,
fsbgs-v3v Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Adm La slFlFiX's sale.

NOTICE il hereby given that I will sell at the
~ Court Hou-e door. in the city Of Leaven sorth,
u the his hest bidder cab, at 10 10 clock =
Saturday, Nareh sM, 1873,
The follow ing described real estate, being. lying
worth and State OF Kansas, wit: Lot nunber
twenty 90, in block number fifteen u.s., city
proper .Aid property belonging to the estate Of A.
". sawyer, deceased.
MARTHA z. MITCHELL,
dm'nistratrix of the estate Of A. n sawyer.
decesei.
F-orzuary Jih 1873. f-b5w4v
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STATE OF KANSAS. s
Leavenworth County.
In the: Probate Court in and for said county
In the matter Of the estate Of Julius F. Bsyers
deceased.
NOTICE II hereby given that letter Of admins.
IN trsaien have heen granted to the undersigned
O the s,t.te Of Julius +. Beyefs, late OF said
county. deceased, BY the Honorable, the Probat /;
CouYt Of the County and State afreszid, dated tire
i0th day Of February, A. d. 1875 Nov, all per-
3, rsby notified that they must present the came
% the under ignsd for allowance within one year
fron the date II aid l~tters, they may he pre-
eiuded nosa any besedt Of such sstate. AMI that II
e. the date o, said letter. thy shall b. forever
bared. EDWARD fhliSCuEs
Adninistr.asr Of ths estate 81 Julius bsysss. de-
lavsavOsth, February, 1873. fsbes.v4v
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Farm sale.

7 WILL sell, on my farm near Stranger station,
i on Thursdav, March Is. 1878. all my stock and
work mares. one Messenger brood mere. ono bav
ally, Aynhire bull 'Genesai Fenyth," to- ysaz
old herd buck. corn planter, grain drill. C1i1az
plows, harrovs, vsgoo and halno0A Sale Eo0-
tive. Terms cash o. approved neseL
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AaDOT 63cAA0Ses
TINE undersigned, having sxPerienced the De.
l. cessi Of something Of the kind. has oPsneSs
At his ofiee,
A REGISTER
For Those SEEKING Implsynsas. - vsn -
for Those Seeking Hsrse1s 70 Hnpl0y.
1t is frequently the c.ss that persons are srskin
employ msnt In position which OthsFs are seskin
some persons to Ill., and the partiss pa0 each oehe
numerous times in . single day, vhsrsss II there
were place Of Registry, vhers both parties were
registered, they might
Both ba Suited and Save Time.
The object Of the undsssigned 10, by opening .
Registry fo- such rersnns and changing . fee Just
sufficient TO pay for the expense Of the necessary
books and attendance At the once, to
Accommodate s0eh Dess00s aoa there
BY save BETH Time and Vexaaa0D.
One registry fee allows an examination OF the
other record by either employer or employed ull
supplied d. This experiment. IL successful, will Il
continued; If not, will be closed ct The end Of thia
year.
feba5-dSvIm les shawnee Street.
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III ont Wet tell. . GOOD warn ,

jim H., out West tells good yarn about
"shell bark lawyer" His client was up
on t~o small charges, frivolous charges"
Is shell bark designated them Forging note
Of hand and stealing horse). On running
his eye over the jury he didn't like their
looks, 90 he prepared &C affidavit for contin-
uance. setting forth the absence ofa prinei-
pal witness. He read il in whisper to the
prisoner, Who. shaking his bead, said !:
esquire, can't ewesr to that dokyment"
"Why?" "Kaee hit haiI't true" Old
.hell inflated and exploded lsud enough to be
heard throughout the room. "Whsi forge
. note an seal horse, an can't swear to
lie! Hang ssch internal fools" And he
Immediately left the conscientious one to his
fate
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THE KANSAS AGRICULTURAL
AND
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION

NOTICE. Is hereby given that . meeting OF ths
~ stock holders Of said Associations will Be held
az N. 8. Grants Office, IN Leavsnvorth City, On
Saturday, March sth 1873, 1t O. clock p. m FOL
the purpose Of changing the articles Of Associa-
ton.
". =. GRANT,
CHAS. N. CHAPLIN,
z. A. HU'D, Stockholders.
H. KUHN,
CARL MOLLEK,
teb2I.dlt&w
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NEW ADvERrIsE1RHfs.


OEAlED PROPOSALS viii he received at IL
y Comfy Clerks once, for builoinR approseAO
to bridge over Big Stranger creek seaNSrd Nd.
until II o clock n, March 20, 1874 Plans With
County Clerk.
d. y. BARNES,
March 4, 1878. County Engineer.
unaR5AaA
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Notice.

~ March 9Th, 1873, an application vili be made
TO His E1cpilencv, Gov. Taos. A. Osborne, for the
pardon Of Moses Davis. convicted Of nanslaughtsr
in the third degree At the March term Of the
Criminal Court Of Leavenv orth county for 1872.
MOSES DAVIS.
BY his Attorney. J. n. MORaIs.
February 10th, 1873. febs0-w2w
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LEGAL.


STATE OF KANSAS, 1.
COUNTY OF LRAvKNVonrv.
In th0 Dneres Court Of the First Judie al District
Il the State Of Kansas sitting in and for Lravsu.
worth tounsy. IN ssia State.
Williaa Mcneil Cloazh,
Phinti6.
| CaSe No. S2SS.
WILLIS Carter Anna Carter
- ySAn C. D0uSlas,
0u1sa6antsL
Dahsie noeies b hereby given, that under and by
l. virtue q the Judgment rsndeE~d in the above
sas,lsa aetion in and BY the abo,.
toosa On mid judgment, will, on
saturday. TIE nd day Of MarrA, A D. la7s, At
II o'clock q n Il MD day, Ut the Court HOUSE in
he CITY q Isavsavorsh, IN the county end State
sssad oetf Tor als At public sale and sell to the
htghsse bidder, for essh, ths following described
trscs Il land situatsd. lying and being in the
| county Of LeavsnvoFth and State Of Kansas.
| nansly: La nu1ter four ~, in block number
sx (s, In Central Addition to the CITY Of Leaven-
| vostA, In the county and State Aforesaid.
Dated this l2th day Of February, A. D., 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of LeavenvoFth county Kansas.
CLoreHA WBKAT Attorneys for Plaintiff.
f6bil Wv
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The wife of q chimney sweep At St
Imier, Sutherland, whose house vas on fire,
interfered With some very pretty pyrotech-
nics that the crowd vas waiting for, By car
ryipg three hundred pounds Of sunpovder
from the cellar through the flames.
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MUSIC

MUSIC
O. DITSON Z CO. sner these new. fresh.
genial Juvenile song Books to the public, believing
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book have SEEM Chorsters say: IA work Of
sterling merritt Ear e,celling Sabbath School
Music Of the many books have had the pleasure
10 use.' &c.
Price Of Cheerful poices----..--.-5o cts
Price Of Sparkling Rsbies.......-....3Se cts.
Specimen copies mailed, postpaid, for the above
prices.
I'll Broadway, New York.
OLIVER DITsON 4 CO., Bostsn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Auditors Report.

LRAvENwoRTH, Kss., March Sd, 1873.
By provision Of the statute of 1872. ! anu required
to publish a monthly abstract Of allowances made,
reported to the Board Of County Commission
ers:
ALLOWANCES:
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After thirteen years of angry separation
. Terre Haute couple now sleep upon the
same pillow.
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Charles J. Howell, Mary u.
Howell. Charles J. Howell,
SEN, and william Coleman;
irank Rahm, william c.
Volum and william c. Mac
lun. Partness - Coleman,
Rain 4 Co. +; and James
Park, Jr.. David E Park,
Andrew d. Smith, Charles
L. Caldwell, Richard c.
Gray, and Iavid u. Smith;
also George HUXLEY, d. Z
Adams, W. u. Hubley and
E. Mansbraush, partners as
Hubby. Adams 4 Co.; also
John Crawford and Gustavus
Albell. part1ers - John
Crawf0rd 4 Co. ; also J. Price
and ". =. Sims, partn arr -
Price 4 Sims; the city Of
Leavenvosth, and Henry c.
PFang and Jane P,apg, his
oif. AAA.n1anta
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leavsnvorth-
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
of The 9eats q Ransas, sitting In and ser Leaven
worth County in said State.
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TINE undersigned, having s1psrienced the .
l. eessi Of something Of the kind. has oPsne
~ his ofkce,
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Labor Exchange.

.arS.w3y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
Sas Grfcnncn.

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Scmnit piecer beim aus benz fremeen Sanc.
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Bon mem wirp Der Suri9 ,pUbl suerif %efsannt?
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gu itbr bat bic Spnn' ibm prrbrannt has @eiibt.
llnt Meter wancsrt mad fursem 0rub
Der Suri6e uue ltiittslt ben Staub pom 5ub.
Da Itaut aus BEN 5tniftr isin Stdsd frpmm,
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die Conn BAT Su isbr ibm psrbrannt pas Gsllbt.
llnt reitcr asbt or bic Strab' %entlans,
Gin Ibrlulsin bGnst ibm an Der traunen Wdns.
Oa panft BON t,m airhltsie iein Wiitiertcn Der.
Got srib' Gu9 !" 10 ipritt er unc icnlt nihts
mebr.
Tod feb - bas Wiitterdtn Iblutsst nor Vult 4:
,Wsin Spbn !"-uup Unfit an beS Surlbsn
grult.
SHE isbr aud bic Come isin Iutlis certrannt,
Sas Muttsrau g bat Jpn BOD sleid srfannt.
gpSl.
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2Sas sic ,,SSaltcr Maidincn" lei:
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trassn Wrrpsn. Ssrem bic nprels" bic Sbaila'
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pcsrapbilbr @rbrit pom 10 crlrI alrm llmfans,
caB rrrsn SswGltisuns ssSsn martig auf ben, gan.
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bert Spsen tart isin uni feline sulase III sund6it
auf cine baltt Wilirn Grtmplare priliminirt.-
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zig Wilicnen Spssn rcer bunosrttauienS 8ies
srfprssrli6. I'm l1 Scn eirler papisrmaTe 81.
nen anIaauli&sn SeariH MAIDEN, lei eonltatirt,
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siEe 9duse pen 1888 beutiben Ieilen baten Il.
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itilen Dean bis mad Nrriec rsiasn piirosn.-
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