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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-07
LAWL0R INSTITUTE
I8s Main street. LOs Angeles.

1853 Main street, Los Angeles.
THE SEVENTH SEMI-ANNUAL
Il Session of this
= EI4 ECT DA ~ HOOL,
In which girls and boys receive q USEFUL,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES English Education,
commenced on MONDAY, AUGIFSTll 1878.
TERMS PER MONTH:
English Studies, including tho ordinary
School Branches and DOuble-Entry
Hook Keeping and Algebra. IS 90
Primary Geography, Second and Third
w
Chart and Primer Glasses. 49,. 10
EXTR AS.
Latin, Phonetic Shorthand and Gcom-
etry, per MONTH So 90
Competent Teachers of Drawing, Painting,
and the Modern Languages, will BIZ connected
with the Institution.
For further particulars, apply to the under
signed, at the School Building.
Oc5ml w. B. LAWIOR, Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SPANISH AND FRENCH
LESSONS.

INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH AND
L SPANISH will be given to classes in the
afternoons or evenings, by
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-07

The, oldest stove isin Richmond, Va,
and Is lob years old. Washington pro-
badly warmed his toes at 1t.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-04

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LGAyKSwoRTH.
In the District Court of the First Jdcia Di strict
o! the state o; Kansas sitting IN aud for Leav-
enwoIth County in said State.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-04
WAS 1T A MURDER.
A Mans Head Cut off, and His
Body Barred in a Hay
Stack.

Southern + 1srs 50 ems 10 b. a famous lc-
cality for the comm's-io OF dark, myst ,rious
and bloody deeds. Information comes to Va
from lola, Kansas, to the effect that one day
last week the remains OF man was dis
covered by some persons looking for cattle
just this side of Colony, where a large hay
rick had been burned. Two weeks ago last
Sunday night Mr.. VIM. Mcclure, of Deer
Creek township, discovered his hay stacks,
containing about thirty tons to be on fire.
He went out to where they were burning,
about two miles from his house, and found
that l. ey had eth been set on fire by acct
dent or purposely. lie watched them until
they were nearly all consumed when he
vent home. As the stacks stand out 10 tie
prairie no one went to the spot again until
last Wednesday, when it was discovered that
Q man had been burned. Ga examination il
was found that his remains lay in nearly the
center of one OF the stacks, and that his head
had been cut nearly of. As his clothes were
al burned If is impossible to form the least
idea who he was. 1t is believed, however,
hat he was murdered and his body placed IN
he center of the stack aud the hay then fired
Il il really a mysterious afair and one that
will be difficult TO unravel.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-04
LEGAL.


STATE OF KANSAS,
County of Leavenvor,h,
In the District Court of the First Judicial D. ssric
OF the State Of Kansas sitting In and for Leaves
worth county in said stale.
Evans Bell, Plaintiff.
James BRADLEY and Marrar., Case No. 5 AZ.
Bradley, his wife, Defend
ants.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and
Il by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in The
above entitled action. in and by the above named
court, and OF a special execution issued On said
saturday, the 9Th day Of December, A. d.
1873,
AZ 10 o. clock a. M Of said dav at the Court Hsuse
door In the City Of Leavenvorth. in the county and
state Aforesaid, offer ct public sale and ssll sspa-
rate,y, to the highest bidder. for cssh IN
, nsna; csc" ,n Of tho, III. fAlo:ins de;eriS:a
ing in the County Of Lesven vorth, s1A
State OF Kansas, namely: ! OF number three (3),
In section number three 81, town eight (s),
range 'weniy-t~o, (22), being . portion Of he
northeast srter OF said section, contniniug 90
E'-l@ acres more or less, and also tract Of isnA
commencing as the open corner Of said section
numb three (Sl, running thence north ON the 0i-
vision line bet = cen the northeast and northwest
quarter 81 s'id ction At variation Of Toe and s.,
east 5o-iuu chains TO the slough thence up said
: ough 70 TIE mouth Of salt Cre~k; thence along
vision line bet ween the northwest and sous Invest
quarter Of said ssctou thence east ut q variaAiOn
o. lo' and 5" seventeen chains to the point Of
beginning, containing nineteen acres, three rods
and htteen p-rehes, more or less.
said property is to be sold as commanded BY the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
Judgment. THOMAS LEONARD.
sheriff of Leaven sorth County. Kansas.
sheriff offee, L-svenworth City, Eansas, Oeto-
Der 18th, A. j. 1873.
JoskrH W. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Oct2Swtf
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-04
TRAPPED.
How a Horse Thief was Captured.

Nearly three weeks ago man by the
name of George W. Ballzelle was arrested
for drunkenness and committed TO Jail IL
work out a fine of SIS imposed upon him.
At the time of his arrest Bal,zelle had IN his
possession very fine horse, which be said
he brought from his home in Iowa. Tn
Marshal Hook, and after Bal,zelle had been
committed to the tombs he addressed postal
cards to all the principal cities in the west,
giving description of the man and horse
Nigh. before last he received dispatch from
Council Bluffs telling HIM TO hold the man
until further notice. This confirmed the
nanhal's suspicions that the man was a
hoese thief, and cal ng him up into the Of
6ce he charged him directly with s;esling
Tie horse, and told him the game was up,
asd he might a. well tell the truth, and
rake c'ean breast Of the whole affair
Baltselle wbimpered little at first and
seemed disposed TO cling to his innocent
p1ea, but finally he made full confession,
and said he did steal the hose in III rrison
county, Iowa, but be was in need of money
and this was his fret ofiense. Thanksgiving
DAY Sheriff Peck, of Council Bluffs, arrive
= he city and identified Bslizelle as he
nan. The sheriff departed on the evening
osAin for the north.
MaHphal Hook is one OF the best detectives
= Tie west, and il is a most consumate scamp
No can elude his vigilance
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Notice Of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS,
| FIRsr JUDICIAL DISTRICT, fsS.
LKAvKSwoRTH COUNTY,
In the District Court in and for the sail County
| Lesvenworth and State Of Kansas.
| Samuel +. BIturwor,b, Plaintiff
David W. Middleton, a. trustee
| OF Addie W. North, Addie W.
North, ]. RartTam North, hus
tand OF the said Addie w..
North, and Harry Mortimer
johnson, Leila N. johnson and
Paul E. Johnson, minor chill
dren of simon N. Johnson, de-
ceased, def dants.
The said Harry Mortimer johnson, Leila VI.
johnson and PaulE. johnson, minor children and
heirs of Simon NJ. Johnson, deceased, defendants
in the above titled cause will he re.y take no
tice that they have been suel IN the District onrt
in and for the County Of Leaven worth and state Of
Kansas, and that q petition has been flied in said
Court by said samuel ,. Buttervorth, pIsintin
Aforesaid. That the said Harry Mort, ner John
son. Leila VI. johnson and Paul T.. johnson, mi
children and heirs Of Simon N. johnson, de-
ceased, MIST anger the petition d the said plain
till, and unless hey answer the petition Of said
plaintiff o before the sIst day OF Deee mber,
A. d. 1873, :he said petition will be taken true,
and the prayer Of said petition will he grantei
and ia ,iym. Mt will lie rendered that the halt
of the north west quarter snd the east half Of The
southwest quarter Of section fourteen On, town
ship nine -, range twenty two tl2), Of the
sixth principal MERRIAM situated in the county Of
Leaven worth and STATE Of Kansas vhe elm the said
Harry Mortimer johnson, Leila N. johnson and
Paul + JOhnsOn, minor children and he r. Of
Simon II. johnson, deceased, averrcd in said
petition, have undivided one-foirth interestl he
ioned and vided according 10 the prayer u
sid petition, and the respective rights Of the
ties and in ease q partition division Of the
premise. IL impossible, cannot be had, that said
premises he soa and the proceeds Of the dvd-
Ell prayed for in said petition, according 10 the
F. p FrrzwnsI.n,
novi3-v5t Plaintiff Attorney.
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ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
Lecture by Professor Nudge.

A audience OF between FIVE and six
=A9odred persons assembled at Laing's Hal
- evening to hear Professor Nudge, Ct
nnAattan, discourse on the "An''qui.y OF
- The lecture was not only enter
tniag bat highly instructive. The various
Def mau, rs proven by fossils and the
Is Implements of waria.e and husbandry,
- care.nlly el'miuaaed by the learned
6knos, snd illustrated by innumerable
lfaens. We were glad to see SO large 4
- Of our citizens present at the lee
- Their attendance pretty corclusively
- % small degree of interest has
- .awakened in scientific matters, and
= ~ Leavenworth Academy Of Science
- An, now in Its infancy, is on the sure
- b prosperity and usefulness. 1t i. the
100 Of the trustees of the Academy to
n1inns the course of lectures 80 suspicious
hgua through the coming winter, and as
~ nsans increase to place sethe disposal
- public The hest literary and scientific
- q thecountry. I. 8. Kallock will de-
- . lecture some time in December,
= = the early part of January
- Nast the celebrated caracturiet of
Dp1s Weakly. i expected. Meantime
6oui-nosahly neetings will be made o
aiag = possible. and We urge all to At
J -. Prof. Nudge kindly donated
H.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Senatorial Appcintment--hc'eis
More Amen.
ILGEN. HOUSE. SEDALM Mo- /
November 9th, 1873.

lLGEN. House, SEDALA MO,
November 9th, 1873.
Editor Times:
Ny arrival in this city gave me relief.
Not becau.e Moberiy hs. been bore; for
from it. But because this city iss days
resch Of Gods country (Leavenwor'h).
The Osborn appointment Of L. S. Senator
from Kama. il received here with di.Ruet to
the be t citizens Of both parties. II ever an
official mistake was made in Kaneas by
any living msn, e, rnor Osborn hiss made
it by this unexpected appointment. Tbi, IL
q Caldwell victory. however. and will have
an indirect influence sgainst the election Of
Governor Osborn himself this winter, in fact,
it places his chances hopelessly beyond any
possible doubt. As sm not running the
politics Of your paper. will speculate no
farther at this time; nor do hold you re-
.pon.ible for my opinions on political ques-
tions.
sm stopping et that noe; excellent hotel,
the IIgen House, on Ohio street in this city.
There IL no better house in Sedsiia, nor
perhsp. between ST. Louis and Lesvenworth
than this house, which Is kept by that gen.
isl gentleman, W. V. Vsnostern. Leaven-
worth goers can I'D q home at this hoiel,
a. we'll as the Leavenworth TINES. Call
here.
THE MC'koREY HOUSE,
in Sedalia, on St. Louis street, near the
Missouri Pacific depot. is the best snd the
most reasonable day boarding hotel in this
city. While this house does not loom up To
the elevation of fr-t-clsss house like ths
Elgin, yet it Is very good and very cheap
board "a 80 per week, and singls meals %
cent? The place is respectable and guest.
we'll cared for. We also find the Leavn-
worth TINES here.
will say more Of this city hereafter.
CANON
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-04

There is very Ii, lie demsnd for cora
jewelry.
-Watered silk ribbon is used to trim new
bonnets.
-Psssemen.erie il as fashionable for trim
ming as ever.
The small mufs Of black velvet will bt
a,popular as ever.
The new ssalskin cloth equals in ap'
pearance tue real sealskin.
Brides are wearing in their hair an
aiqei;e Ia the Shah OF Persia.
Tortoise shell jewelry is sill fashionable
and is difficult to initiate.
No notable change in the style OF ar
ranging the hair has taken place.
Handsome walking jacques are Of black
s;lk, quilted inside and out.
Beaded fringes are all the rage and a.
most as expensive as real lace.
The "girl Of the period ia to discard
corse,s. As the jockeys say, she Is fast, hui
she won't stay.
ne udpuhclSuic. Woih w tie
ladies, and 80 popular last season, have been
revived ags;n with great success.
Black 81 sar ques, quilted irside and out,
nd trimmed with chinchilla or silver fox
fur, are new, and will be fashionable.
Clerical neck'ios for the ladies are the
latest. They are of white null the ties, not
the ladies', and made exactly like those
worn by Episcopal clersymen.
Scarlet hose striped wrh black, are very
fashionable just at present among young
ladies of the beag monde. The fashion q
wearing colored hosiery is Of French origin
AID somewhat ques enable.
-Seslskin sacques and jsckects will be
quite a. fashionable this winter 20 last.
There is no change in the Gu; or style of the
garments, fact ladies who have seal-skin
on hand will l., gl2i 70 know.
-Le,ther jewe'ry-wh;ch at'aino. some
popula,;ty a few years aso-has been re,
vived this sec 'on, and " Il no doubt, become
fashionable. The new STYLES are odd, and
for that reason will find favor in the eyes Of
manv.
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Read the following extract Of . letter from Mrs..
Rivers, wife Of Rev. DIR. Rivers, one OF tho most
sstped sIo3usnt era pSpuaf MINISTERS !; Q. the
stationed ut Broad way Church Louisville. Ky.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-04

TIE STATE OF KANSAS,
LeavenwOrth County,
In the District Court of the First judicial District
OF the State of Kansas sitting in the Count
Of Leavenworth.
Tue Connecticut General Lie)
,is Company Plain Case No '.Sla-
The odd Fallos 5 Building Association Of Leavrn-
worth. Kansas; Leayeuworth Lodge No. =, In
dependent Or.,er OF Odd Fellows Of Kansas
Cermania Lodge No. 3, Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows Of Kansas; Metropolitan Lodge No
q, Independent Order of Odd Fellows Of Kansas
Far West Encampment No. 1, hide, endent Or
der Of Odd Follows Of Kansas; Schiller Encamp-
ment No. ., Independent Order of Odd Fellows
of Kansas; ConcOrlia Lodge No. 5, Knights Of
Pythias, Lewis Mayo. Albert Z Hall, Aiexan-
Ger. Christian Beck, Haryi>on J. miller, Henry
+. Miller, Godfrey r. Miller, l.. p. Cotton,
George W. Miller, F.apcis Stevens. Cornelius A.
Logan, W Ham H. Coolidge, william Z. b. =.
land, Samuel p. Buriett, Msrtin smith, Phil
ip koehier, August Renz, James ). Crow. James
h Davis, william II. Ralstoa, Lucinds Nc
Cracken, John L. Pendery, Joseph c. Hemtr
gray, William Sargent Louis II Sarpent Cha les
Besser, elvin ; Grant, Jonn W. Prcst, Lydi "A
a. Dickson, Elizabeth Coolidge. J. ". Niehaus,
John Delphi Adolph Hang. John ii i.inbotham,
The Ci,y o. Lesveuworth, Board of County Com
missioners Of the county of LeaveDyartb, William
Blsckman, Kate NJ. Blackman, JOIN NJ, Alex
ander, and Anna 7. Alexander, Defendants
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue Of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, in and by the above nsmed
Court, and Of a special execution issued said
judgment to me directed ard delivered, will on
the 9Th day Of December, A.D. 1878,
It o'clock p M, of said day, at the Court House
ioor. in the City Of Lcavenworth, in the County
II Leavenworth, and State Of Kansas, of
er at public sale and sell TO the
he highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described tracts Of land situate. lyioy and being
he County of LeavenwOrth and State of Kansas,
namely: Lots number seventeen 40 and eigh-
cen (1sl, in block number seventy t10), in the
,r'gintl plat of the City Of Lea ven worth.
Dated venwSrth, Kansas, October 9th, A.
,. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas
CLo-GH 4 WHEAT, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
oct21wu
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| STATE OF KANSAS,
| COUNTY oY LEAvESwoRTH,
In the District Court Of the Fr.t Judicial District
of the State Of Kansas. sitting in and i0G
LeavenwoTth county in said State.
George x. Hines AMI Davidl
W. Eaves, partners,
Hines and Eaves, flilntifs.
Case No 5, i75.
Janett Easson anL william L.
Easson, DEFENDANTS
DUBI.IC notice is hereby gwen that under and
by vistus of the jnd ;neut rendered in the
above entitled elton, in ani nv the above named
court, AMI of "A special execution issued said
judgment to me directed and delivered. I will On
Saturday, The 9Th day of December, A. ID.
1873.
at ~ o. clock m. Of said day, at the Court HOUSE,
door the City Of L.avenwVsth, in the County
and State aor said. offer at public sale and sell
tn the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing describetrsets of land siiuffe, ing being
Kansas, namely: Lots numbered seven "a and
proper, as shown by a map plat i,i.. in tho
Office 81 the Register of Deeds in and for the
county and State aforesaid.
SAID property Is To he sod coamsn desl by the
said special execution and in pursuance OF said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of LavenwDrth County, kznszs.
Sheriff Once, Isavenworth 'ity,l
October 18th, A. ID. 1873.
RYRoS SHEhRY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
ccf2swtf
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SlseFi0's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County OF Lsayenworth,
In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis.
trict OF the State If Kan sitting in and for L-av.
enwoIih County, in said stale.
Jonn W. Spr,t'ey, Plaintiff.
Thomas r. Clark Harriet
Clark, Ge1rsc -. Catlip, Case No. !, 1876.
Edward l.. tItiin ant
Sheldon :. catin Deniend-
ants.
DUBLiC NOTICES hereby given that under and
/ 10y virtue oi the judgment rendered in the above
entitled ction in and by toe above named Court.
AMI oi cal execution i>>u., said jndg nent.
To me directed and delivered. will on
Saturday, the 6h day Of December, A. ID.
1873,
at II o clock a. of said dav at the Court House
door in the City of Leavenw h. in the county and
State Aforesaid, offer az public sale and sell to the
highest bidder TOR cash IN hand, the following de-
scTbsd tract of land, situate, living and bcing in
the County Of Ieayenworth. and state Of Kansas.
namely: lot num,er ten 1pj, in block number
four a., in the original plat of the City OF Leaven-
worth.
DATED Leavenworth, Kansas, October 2sth, A.
ID. 1913.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
CLouGH& WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Another TeslimOny.
Penton Barrrcks, Mo-, April 50, 1866.

DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir-Knowing the efficacy
OF your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and he nen
efcial qualities 1t possesses, send the follOwin,
statement Of my case:
vas wounded about two years ago, was takel
prisoner, and confined for sixteen months. Bein.
moved 90 often, my wounds have not healed yet
have not sat up moment since was wounded.
! am shot through the hips. Ny general health il
impaired, and need something 10 assist M ure
have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than any.
thing else. wish that which Is genuine. Pleas
express me half dozen hotties. and Otlige
CAPT. C. T. JOHNSON.
ST. Louis, Mo
p. S.-Tho following was writtsn April 8, 1856
MIS-. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson
On. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: My husband, DR..
c. s. johnson, was skillful surgeon and and ply
sician, in Central New York. whsre he died, ipav-
ing the above c. p. johnson 10 my care. At thir-
teen yeas OF sga, he had = chronic diarrhGa and
scrOfula. for which ] gave your Sarsaparilla. II
cured him. l have for ten years recommended it
u many in New York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofl-
Ia, fever sores and general debility. Perfect sue.
Cess has attended 1t. The cures affected in some
cases Of scrOfulz and fever almost mirac-
uiOus. am very anxious for my son to again have
recourse to your Sarsaparlla He Is fearful Of get.
ting spurious article, hence his writing to you for
it. His wounds were terrible, but l believe he
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS
Sars aparilla

Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs.
Rivers, vile Of Rev. DIR. Rivers, one OF tho most
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Who il at present
stationed At Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. Ky., o.. 8, 1866
On. JOHN BULL-Dcar Sir: Many kind q Anks
to you for the medicine you have 20 kindly given
NE. have been . great sufferer for yean. and
had the a,ice Of 'a.iSu: physis.n' some pro
heart TO Us the seat Of the disease. l have been
burnt, bistered and cupped until have become
disheartened. Several very eminent Phyicians
was Threatened with paraly or apoPlexy any day
and that nothing but Q seaton would relieve me. ]
had perfect horror Of this, and was hesitating
me your SaIsaparilla which Immediately begun
70 take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most arute pain in the right aide Of my hesd
length Of time. and on rising to my feet ] would
he perfectly blind for some minutes, and would
have TO hold to something to prevent falling.
in my head !, entirely relieved; { sufer hut sell
dom with my spine, but not 10 acutely. Ny aP-
petite is good ind. ed, for the first time In my,
life. l enjoy my di"ner more than any other meal
You kindly sent me four hotties again last
night, and l begun again this morning, and hOTe
TO he entirey relieved. Please sccept my heart
felt thanks and hest wishes.
Very truly your must grateful friend.
u. b. C. Rivers.
MY Journal abOunds with similar letters, all Of
which guarantee TO be genuine; and written by
the persons whose names they hear.
Do not suffer yourself To be imposed on. Don't
he drawn away amer new and doubtful expert
ments. FONT risk your health by letting nOvices
department. upon you with their trash.
Ny Sarsapa lila has stood the test fnr over twcn-
ty-fve years. 1t is still the Sarssparilla Of the day
and Of the age, towering over all Others in popu-
laIity and its curative quail les.
Avoid all those Who are trying to palm on on you
other extracts Of Sarmparilla sO-called. Lsemcm-
Der it II Dr. John Bull" Saraparlla, Of louisville
Ky, that is the old and reli'ble remedy for i'm
purties Of the blOOi and scroulOus affections. Al
ways bear that in mind.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-04

A few days since, in The Circuit Court al
Platte City, man was charged with stealing
a feather bed, but when the indictment, af
written by County Attorney S. woodson'
was read, it appeared that the defendant was
indicted for stealing feather bed. Judge
Norton, the defendants counsel, said he had
heard of many things being made OF feathers,
and there might be such things as feather
beads, but not to his knowledge. The court
very properly difchsrged the jury and sug'
eested that the County Attorney consult
Webster more frequently when drawing In
indictments. So saws the Herald.