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The MidStghs 11OrrSr-CroWp!
Il instantly and efiectually layed by giving
DR.. Ransom's Hive Syrup and Tolu, or
Honey Syrup. The lives Of many suffering
children have been saved by administering
this valuable remedy in attacks Of Group.
All families where there are children should
keep it in the house. Price only 35 cent?
See advertisement in another column.
eoJSw
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Xlnnf Id De1nan,.nr.

Ii Is a compound word from DaTma rhe
akin, and Doron, Gift. signi:ying The giving
or restitution of a sound skin Prof An
derson being a scientific man invested his
word a the best illustration Of the use OF his
WONDERFUL linimen,. and evidently 10 word
can be found of equal significance.
See advertisement in another coIur,n.
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the GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
nE1-Ary .,'.1 z, se-CIEIC. PILLS.

~. sli Rae L. a.asi, Paris.
.N-re wills ere a-, recommended BIZ tho .-,,f-,
NrL ..'l Faculty Of France tie best r.rrr,iy
in al uses OF 'ef:s-f T-h;rs- CO Seminal Weak
n.s1: slightly. d ~ or r-sr:Gr lsssio7s; S.x-
vi W .Sne-s u 'sc!cnsy; wcLShess a-is3us from
Ceaittl -=a-7; Weak SPINE; DEPOSITS in the Urine
,at alt u, chastity train Of Diseases arising frog.
Oy:CS- .e-sses. Th.y =. Lsn all othsrrerl-
eils iiii. Pamphlet Of Aisic. in carh or, or will
be sent Free TO any address. Price 81 per BOx.
Ser: b. mail, seca-sv ied from at obserraffo on
resent Of price. OSCi X q. MOSES, IL CoRTLA AND
ST. NV Yoak. Sole General Agent for A~erica-
eco 4. Eddv. AGENT tor iRsven worth. Kss
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Chief Engineer King Bridge 20.
After the reading OF said account the fol-
lowing resolutions were offered:
By Wilson,
Resolved, This, the Board recommend the
Auditor To ALLOW an amount sufficient to
make up the sum OF 100000 TO the King
Bridge Co., on the bridge across Stranger
Creek, on the knight and stafford road, it
being the understanding and agreement that
said Bridge Co. bind themselves TO rip-raP
the west pier.
Mr.. Hook offered the following. resolution
as substitute:
Resolved, That the Board of County Com
missioners of Leavenworth county refuse to
paw any further estimate TO the King Bridge
Co, on the bridge over Stranger Creek, at
the GRO sing of the knight and Stafford road,
until they rebuild the west pier OF said bridge.
There being no second TO the 81 sliiu,e
the original resolution was called.
Mr.. Hook called for the ayes and nays,
which were a. follows: AYES Geiser,
Hiatt, Spencer, Wilson and Williams, chair
man, B; Nays-lIook, l.
Resolution was declared adopted.
Mr.. Hiatt, chairman Of Committee on
Claims moved hist the report of the Auditor
be allowed, and The clerk ordered to draw
warrants for the same. Adopted.
The petition of Joe Brua on personal
property was presented and read, and the
following resolution ard preamble was Of
fered and adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t appears to this Board that
by a mistake Of the Assessor of Deleware
township Joseph Brua has been charged on
the tax roll of the county with $40 taxable
property that he did not possess, and that
the said Brua having Listed and returned all
of his pe,sonal property in this county TO the
Assessor Of Leavenworth township, and has
been charged for the same in addition TO the
full amount Of $40 beforesaid, therefore,
be il
R.solred, That the Clerk be authorized
and directed 10 correct said error, and that
the said J. F. Brua be relieved from the
payment Of said lax on the said $40 afore-
said illegally charged against him.
The petition of C. Cerrin in relation to
a wrongly numbered lot vas presented and
referred to the Committee on WAYS and
Means.
The petition of Dr. Thomas relating to q
wrong assessment of q certain lot belonging
to him, was presented and read, and the
Chairman instructed the Clerk to inform the
petitioner that the Board has no authority to
remedy the error, but If be will make a
statement when the Board of Equalizatioo
meets the error will be corrected for 1873.
The petition Of Mr.. Bornnin to Be sent to
Kentucky was presented and referred to the
Commissioners of the Poor.
The following report of the Committee On
License was presented and, on motion,
adopted:
Your Committee to whom vas referred
the petition of Mr.. LaulIe for license, 6nd
. sufficient number Of names thereunto To
comply With the lsw; they would therefor
recommend that . license be granted uuon
The payment Of 500, and the bood q re-
quired BY Law.
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P02I'ar Illustrated book (26opages)on
NANInoa. WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
lmpediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
paid for 50 cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER.
or ST. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
dSw.
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CstVessal kemeAy-"BroWn's
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" for Coughs, Colds,
and Bronchial Affections, stand first in pub
lie favor and confidence; thi. result has been
acquired by q test Of many years.
march5 -eoIxW
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The American Literary Journal

Will b Published the zane sizs % the waysgIy
Magazine, abou, the Gotta Of March. IL will :,
be beautifully illustrated Stories from the b.st
authors viii be found in It's columns. A splendid
ssg;Al story BY Ms. Eliza X. Parker will CON-
mence With the first number Of its enlafy -n4snt
sntitlsi .'stsn vood Grange" yery excitia, !ays
rory. We intend TO make the American ii:srsry
Journal the Leading Literary Paper Of America
We have . beautiful nee engraved HEADING. new
true s.e far the Journzl
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M~rv.,.u. s~y..s Preese.s,

Ia the effect Of SOZODONr upon the
whole economy of the Mouth, keeping the
gums rosy and healthy, and teeth in perfect
order, giving to the breath balmy frag-
rance. d&w
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Attention il called to the advertisement Of
DIR. Bohannan, Of st. Louis, No. His rep
.taiion is that OF one Of the most succes~ful
physicians in his speciality in the Wet.
noy2SdSw
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Beware Of CounteTfeits!
I0B MOSES SIR SaMEs cLAFxEs

Gre e-'ers!rs!y corSrrEyEIrRp. Dishoncss Dyws.
Sisrs escror 10 sc!.ss Ks Rrearee
2r1sis. The genuine kT-s the meme AZ DOo Moses
o7eaoa sa>tcsx. AIonrs IrorsA!sss tsaisafsons.
IaS GENUINE Ii.iS are unil!.;7- in tho cure OF all
those painful and dan-e-crs l'ssases to which tins
it-a-ie constitution lJsr' ley moderate all
e-oessee and re,noTa e c...ns, HoSn What.
eve. e..se.
TO MAR - LADIES
thew a-e ra-tic-ilirlv i@Sy Viii In a short
tire ing TIE mo. :, period with rr-u,arity:
al s,;1cl-h very power Il. contain o.hine hurt
fll to :e c'7s-!:uticn- In all Of Nervous and
SPINAL A.Sc''cns, PIi1s in the B,ck ard Limb.
rtii-n- on -, r;ia:i. Plantation of the Heart
Eysteries ant Mi as. :: will effect cure aen
ell cthcr ',s.I-S hive fsi.f. The circulars around
each pAS-zgs give tn Gi sctions and a.ivics. or
viii be sent f-s' = J writing for them, scaled
f.c.a chs rs =
n. D.-ia 81 et=cs where ths cHSr1yR cannot BE-
cSsa:l Ono DI'l--e enclosed to the Sole Propri.-
tx. JOB Mo IS. is Co-;!Ilis ST.. New York, will
Pills. by rem ~ ii. -e' ~. sealed from any
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PURIFY QUE BLOOD,

MERCURIAL AND SYPHILIC DISEASES.
and the most remarssnie of scroftls ever
recorded. Describe symptoms in all c0taIHaHica-
tons, and address letters to DIR. SWAGaE.s son
Philadelphia. No charge made for alsi,e.
Sent by express To any address.
Prepared only by DR. SWAYNE & son. pEi,t-
delphia. Sold by the agent, EOhEEI rsEiiAM,
Lesvenvorth.
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swellings and lamenssz upon man Of
beast, il now aston ishing the world. And
as,onishes because il does II work.
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Happy Relief for Young Men from the effect, OF
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
stored. Impedmsnts to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New ami remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed ell
veloPes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
aw No, South Ninth 81. fhi.a.ieiuhi . "a.
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DISTRICT COURT.
February Tern. 4. ID. 1S72-Assign'
ment Of Court Z asses.

meut Vi NOuiN - uSVS'
47OS-Brown W. Shoemaker, ct al.
A9OS-La,ta W Shire, ct al.
4928-Angerstein W Angerstein.
4936-Field VI Field.
A97S-Hosick Adams VS. Taylor, ct al.
5l55-Cody vs. Meige, e; al.
5l63-Byrns Va Byrns.
5lS2-Wood vs. Wood.
5lS0-Rslstou, ct al. y. Smith, e. al.
523O-Davis Va Davis.
THURSDAY. MARCH 9TH.
S2lN-Smiih Va Smith.
524S-Green W Green.
5249-Reck,enwald VS. Rechteuwa'G.
5252-Johson vs. Gibson.
5256-Kinnsi vs. kinnei.
526O-Hatter " Brubaker ct a..
5261-Gordon VI Gordoa.
5262-Bastisn ct al. " Lerpenheimer e, a.
5275-Carples " Carples.
52Sl-Gooch vs. Gooch.
52S3-Lange ~ Lanee.
5307-Sughme vs. Sughme.
5sIO-Knendig Va Knendig.
527S-Mills W. Few ct al.
Ar AUcrroN-Mr. Mackemer sells farm,
stock, ETC., March IL.
Mr.. HAYDEN, of Stanger, advertises al
his farm stock and implements fer sale. SCI
adyertisemen. in another column.
JUICE IDE yesterday appointed DR.. Nor
ris. w. s. Van Doren and r. n. Hershfeld
N Appraisers to examine and report upon
the value of the property which the city haa
been solicited to purchase for railroad depo
purposes.
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lived upon the flowers Of The
century plant-made one of
their number God Of the heal
ing Art transferred their
name and home to the con-
,stellasion Ceasdsrirs, and
raisd the devil generally. But
the great Ceniaur Linimenf
for afiH io;nsa yh>omasism
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A - page book, containing anssef- ." question:
Of great importance. free for two stamps.
Address Mrs. ii. Metzger, Hanover, 10.
iaDgvct
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Turkish ODgient will raise Won beard in taentj
days. - cents. Address DT. 1raev, 80 Clih -.
New York. uuyf
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TAR
PILLS
ARE THE
BEST
Cashartic
KNOWN.

tons rten hing past,rs, Dmness 81 risio1 d''s
o. Webs before the Sight Ferer an! Dali Pun ne
Hsad Deficiency OF Preparation, lsIi1rassS 81 tho
skin md eyes, Sudien FLASHES Of Hes! E.rsiag "a tie
Flesh. &c.
SARSAPARlLLA AND TAR PILLS!
adapted TO these complains in all their
ri0us forms. 30 Pills in 4 box Price III cents;
i've boxes for one dollar. Can be sent by mail
Prepared only by Or. SWAYNES son, $50 \.
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
sold only by ROBERT PARHAM, Leavenwor'h.
augS-uteOW
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For Pitchard's Csssosia. 1t regulates the
stomach, eures wind eholic and causes natur-
al sleep. 1t i . substitute for castor oil.
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SIMMONS Liver Regulator has no equal
~ a preventative or cure. For sale by all
druggists. dAw
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Were half horse and half man. They con.
sorted With animals-conQuered mankind-|
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RELIEF ia TEN ealNOTEs,
BpYAN's PIL,fOyIC WAFEVs

.l,re ,oUGaS. CaLos. ASTHMA. BRoSCsIrIs Soar
fGRoaT, NoAAS=SrSS. EfEs;cULI kesATnrxo. H.
c!pIEST CONSTITUTIONS AND LcS1 DISEASES. yhcy
have no ta~te Of -':asicne. and any child win take
them. 1or<1a q A.vo been cd to health thd.
had before Ge-p ~. Tr=.iuo1v riven In hundreds
q cases. Asa, -. B'.TASS fULNONIC wAIERi
Price rs cen . ~eP eNV. OBMOSES, Proprie-
fcr : "a Narsl . - y,-Lr
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Curis any hair To stay curlel. - cents. AItrc,s
Dr. Tracy, go Cliff street, New YORK. uosla
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BAIcnElUR'S MAIN uYf.

This splendid Hair Dye is the Der az tie 1rJrtf
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless. Eeii-
able and Instantaneous; no di.1ppoin imrut; l."
ridiculous tints unpleasant oior Kemsd!.-, ib.-
III effects Of bad dyes ard washes. Prolres
diateiy q superb Black Natural Blown, AMI
leaves the hair Clean. soft and Beauti al. Ih-
genuine signed W. A. Bachelor. sid by all
druggists. CHAS. BAICHEEOE,
nov I3d1l
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BIxBY's Backing. The only polish rot
injurious to leather. w&d
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BrxBY's Laundry Blue. The beSt be-
cause free from acid. div
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Mr.. HAYDEN, of Staneer, advertises all
his farm stock and implements fer sale. See
advertisement in another column.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Sent be mail To any address receipt ~ 70 cents.
No. 81 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, nm
ma ri3vedSe0S
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Ar AucrIoN-Mr. Mackemer sells farm,
stock, etc, March IL.
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ana Inc following COMMISSIONERS 'VIOinteu
ON said committee: o. s. Hiatt, John Will
son and E. Hook.
Commissioner Hook moved that the con-
tract with George F. Prescott for making
blank book. be extended for one year.
Commissioner Wil-on moved, as an amend
ment, that We advertise for bids.
The amendment was Lost and tn. motion
as originally offered was adopted.
The time for opening the bids having ar
rived the Board ordered the same TO lie
opened, whereupon the following bids we're
opened and read:
BID If the King Bridge Company; bid of
Davis & Carroll; bid Of John Mccarthy; bid
Of the Canton, Ohio, Bridge Company; bid of
W. II. Culver, J. L. Spears, b. A. Spears,
ID. NJ. Gable and Jesee L. Harold.
Commissioner Spencer moved that the
bids be referred to the Board a. Committee
of the Whole. Motion adopted.
On motion, the. Board adjou rned until
O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2P.M.
Bard met pursuant to adjournment; full
Board present except one vacancy.
Petition of F. Gieson for road, was pre-
senied and read, and the followin. viewers
were appointed: d. J. Keller, J. Tuttle,
and J. p Sansberry, to meet on the l4,h
inst, 1t John Rummel's.
Petition for change on the Fort Riley
and IIeavenWorth road, was referred to the
Committee on Roads and Bridges, vhereupon
the Committee made the following report:
Your Committee, to whom vas referred
the annexed petition, would recommend the
prayer Of the petitioner be granted, and the
County Surveyor BE- directed to make such
changes on the road plos, and the County
Clerk be directed to note the same on the
road rscord, which rrport wa. on motion
adopted.
The petition OF John r. Bell, for bridge
on the Jamison road, was presented and
read. and referred 10 the Committee on
Roads and Bridges.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-25

ments. There has been article after
article in the press, to the effect that
there have been no pledges given by
the colored people of what they intend
to do to carry out this unificatlon
movement.
Now, as far as the colored people
are concerned, I have no doubt that if
the white people will carry out their
part, we will do our share. Bat, IN
order that there may be some pledge
this document has been prepared.
Coz; Lewis read the following:
We, the undersigned, firmly con-
vinced that the movement of reconcil-
iation inaugurated under the auspices
of the Committee of One Hundred, is
the only means by which confidence
may be restored among the people of
Louisiana, every citizen secured IN
the quiet enjoyment of his civil and
political rights, order re-es5ablished in
her finances and prosperity developed
upon her soil, unhesitatingly accord it
q sincere and conscientious support
with the same arLor with which we
participated in its inception.
In order, therefore. still further to
develop and strengthen this move
ment and deduce therefrom its natural
results, we publicly declare that so
soon as the existing opposition against
the enjoyment of our rights to be ad-
mitted Oh an equal footing with other
citizens in places of public amuse-
ment and public resort, to receive equal
accommodations in public cOnveyan-
ces, steamboats, and in public hotels,
admission in public schools and public
institutions of learning shall have
ceased, and SO soon as Our fcliOwcitI-
zens will be disposed to divide the
Governmental powers equally between
| the two races inhabiting our State,
| that each race may thus be equally
| protected, we pledge Ourselv, s to unite
all our influence and our energies with
those of our fellow -citizens in Il com
mon movement to reduce taxation to n
rate corresponding with the resources
of the country, to investigate and cor
rect the public debt, to suppress I'M
necessary offices, to diminish largely
the high salaries and exorbitant emol-
uments attached to public office, the
useless multiplicity and extravagalt
compensation of offices being among
the principal causes Of the public de-
moralization and disorder, and, in a
word, to secure TO Louisiana, rs soon
as possible, the establishment of an
| honest, economic and patriotic govern
ment.
This pledge we publicly make and
engage our honor to maintain We
will add that We believe ourselves suf-
fciently authorized to affirm that the
masses of our co .Ored fellow citizens
who equally with ourselves have the
welfare of Louisiana at heart, will
with this understanding, promptly
become the adherents, supporters and
advocates of the reconciliation move
ment. ARIRTI!'E MARY,
| i. BONSEIGEEUR,
DIR. l.. RoUDANEz,
WM. MOODY,
JAMES LEWIS,
ID. RILLIEUX,
VIM. RANDOLPH,
G.. {. ANTOINE.
The President then declared th,
meeting adjourned, and the immens.
assembly slowly dispersed.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-25
CONNECTICUT.
THE ITALIAN SLAVERY CUES
TION
THE MATTER IN THE COURTS.


New HAVEN, July 21-Night.-Gio-
four Italian children in a den in Oak
street, supporting himself by their
acting as musicians and boot-blacks.
He has beaten some of them very Sc
verely. Prosecuting Attorney Bliden-
burg has filed complaints against him
in the City Court for holding free per-
sons i'll servitude in violation of the
personal liberty bill of 1854. The cases
were continued until the 23d inst. ,..and
Judge Harrison laid Glione under
bonds of 81, 900 on the last complaint.
The Italian residents of this city are
taking an interest in the details and
hey believe that this will lead to a
thorough investigation. Eight OF
these padrones hold children in q state
tt virtual slavery.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-25
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, July 21- Night A
large destructive fire occurred at Jack
son, Tenn, yesterday. The Postoffice
and office of the Whig and Tribune
were among the buildings burned.
The total loss was from 5000 to
500, 900, on which there was but little
insurance.
MEMPHIS, July 21- Night The
crop reports from Arkansas, MISSISSIPPI
pi and North Alabama continue favor
able In greater portion of Missis
sippi they are suffering for want OF
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-25
THE CHOLERA.
SIX MORE DEATHS AT MOUNT
VERNON.
IT'S RAVAGES AT EVANSVILLE
AND COLUMBUS

MOUNT VERNON, IND, July 21-
Noon.-There were six deaths in town
yesterday. Nearly half the population
have fed.
Physicians and nurses are coming
from neighboring towns.
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 21-Noon.
There We're six cholera deaths last
week.
CoLUMBUs, o., July 21--Noon.-
Three convicts and one coIored citizen
died with the cholera yesterday.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-25
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS
JAMES NJ kEuMoND, FRED PHILLIPS, " q
I.EWIS, MATHEW WEDpRLL.
I-suts Certificates "f D+ rsslt hearing interest
Is authorized 10y Cbart.l to rec, i've on do
Io>it moneys held i'll trust by Executors, Ad-
m.nistrs a ors. Guardians, Sc &c. &c
Sells Checks at ar OF New York. Ealtimofe e,
Pha I,iIi.. Norfolk, cOumhia Charleston,
Rich I6olId. Petersburg ana ali II e cities and
tow in Nui fl Car,Ilina.
BuSs an.i sells c''ecl- in sIma Ia suit on Great
Britain. Ireland GermfHk, France Sc.
Ruv~ and sells Geld, SILVER. TANK IiliS.
Bonds Stocks. Sc, &c
trict attenIi ion given to the ur,t,l> and re
quests OF our rOnntIy ffirl.ds b. mail OF other
wise.
nov 20 :taGEfi tt-,N
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-25

e. J. Ellis, Esq, was announced by
the President to be the next speaker
he not responding. Mr.. Marks intro
duced Col. J. M. Lewis, who said:
SPEECH OF MIR. LEWIS.
/ am not going to make any speech.
I think there has been enough said. I
indorse it all. They are my senti-
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-25
DH. w ELLIS
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

is prepared directly from the SOUTH
Am ERICAN PLANT, AMI is perfectly pecu-
liarly snited To all these Gifficultie-; it will
cleanse the Fi:iated Blood, strengthen the Life
Gicing I'orcrs. and ReL0re al Distractions from
Impaired and Enfrebied Organs.
&C should be freely taken, as Juru-
bella rs pronounced by medical writer's the nl,st
efficient PURIFIER, Tonic and De0LStraent known
in the whole range of medicinal plants 4w
John q. kEt loGG. rs Platt-st,, \. V,
Sold hy Druggists. Sole Agents for the United
States. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for
Circular. 4w