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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-13

Opportunity makes the hero il maxim
behind which towards and lazy people have
long shielded themselves. The truth is, the
real hero, the man Of nerve, of stout heart
and strong arm, makes opportunities; or, At
least, he 6nds them when the weak minded
and cowardly see nothing upon which to ex-
ercise tie real attributes OF heroism. Dur
ing the night after the great Gre in Boston
vas stayed in its course, . fresh alarm
shoved that the fines had again broken
out on Washington street. An excited
populace, appalled, By the awful devasatioa
which had come upon their city, and know.
ing not what new terror was in store for
them, rusAed 10 the spot. The crowd was
immense, and pm cannot describe the ex-
cissmsnt which prevailed. The flames, for
. Sev hoqn subdasd, seemed to have gained
strength, and leapiag and plunging in the
darknsns, shons like monster demon torches
upon Tie hinge valls Of marble. brick and
sf,nite that lined The sides Of Bosloo's en-
kal thoscagAfars. The vAlh were alfsady
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Wheat Field Of America.
Hsalthful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Offers for sale
Its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND " EsTEnN M1NSEsOTA,
ewbrscing: I. The hest Of vi heat Land 2. tx
cellept Timber for the MILL the Farm and the Fire
8. Rich Prairie Pastur1ge and Natural Meadow,
| vatered BY the clear Lakes and running sfreams-
in Heaithful Climate, she'e Ferer and lcue 10 NM
known.
Grain can he sh pped hence by lake to marie
a cheap from Eastern Iowa Central illinois.
Cars nos run through these Lands from Lake . i.
perior to Dakota. Price Of lard close track t409
to %. 90 per acre; further away $2.J6 TO 81. Oh.
Seven Years Or dit; warrAntee Dce.ls, North
ern Pacific 7-3o Bonds. nov se ling Al par, re-
ceived for land at 9i.i0. No other unOccupied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
soldiers under The New Law March, 1871 81
i60 acies FREE, near the railroad by one ami two
years residence.
TRANSPORTATION as Reduced Rates furnished
from all prlneipsl points East TO phus hAsers Of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government
Homestead. Purchaser, their wives and children
carried free the Mort: ern Pacific o. I'd.
Nov IL the time for settlers and Colonies 10 get
Railroad Lands and Government Homest~ads close
to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full inform alton,
map and copy OF New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. ST. PAUL, MINI,
veov Oh "a FIFTH AVENUE OR 9In
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mn. cALDwEul..s DEFENsE.

Our Geographic columns give report o.
the defense offered BY Mr.. Caldwell on re.
buttal of the evidence, which has been &C.
cepted BY the sentiment of the country as
establishing the truth Of the charges oil
wholesale bribery in his election to the
Senate. We cannot See that he has in any
way helped his cause.
The Use Of money iu the purchase of votes
has been directly testified to BY . number OF
Witnesses, and his admissions as 10 the
amount Of money speLt in his election, have
also been repeated in multifarious testi-
timony.-Commercidi Jan. Goth.
The accused Senator's defense tas since
been given, and all are as.ou,shed to find
upon how slight ground the public mind
had run ahead of justice and found him
guilty and awarded the penalty. None OF
the charges Of bribery are sustained. There
u no direct evidence, it is all hearsay, not
one word of which would have been allowed
in court of justice. The three principal
witnesses for the prosecution are found to be
aciuated with malicious and unworthy
motives, and in their desire to inflict dis
grace and punishment upon the object Of
their wrath, they have not besitated to make
false statements and put . suspicious coloring
upon all that they have touched. We pre-
dic4 Mr.. Caldwell's complete and triumph
and &C ,uittal of all the charges alleged
against him, and feel moral certainty tina;
he will return to his home abeolved and
purified from every stain which has be-
ameared HIS cha..cter.-Commercial, FEB.
7h.
All the important testimony for the de-
Tense was given before the ir.t editorial vas
written. We would have thought little OF
this apparent change Of opinion between the
26,h of January and the 9TH Of February,
had not our attention been directed to the
close of the last article, which reads as
follows:
A word about the position of the Com
merriai The editor Of this journal exer-
cises unresirained freedom to express his
honest Convictions upon all occasions. He
has from the 6rst had clear understanding
of the hollowness of the charges brought
against our Senator, and herce has not
joined in the cry 10 hound him down.
Mr.. Caldwell has
gone through the fiery ordeal and he es-
capes without the smell of FIRE being found
on him.-Commereial, Ftb. 2.
Should the committee report against, and
the Senate expel Caldwell, the Commercial,
viii undoubtedly republish it, first editorial.
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF LEAvKNw0RIs.
In the District Court Of the First judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas sitting in and for Lsavea-
worth tounty, In said State.
William MeNeiI Clsssh,
william Carter Anna Carter, eass No. Sz3S.
aud John Z. Douglas,
Defendants.
Dublie notice Il hereby given. that under and BY
L virtue Of the Judgment rendered In the shove
entitled action In and BY the above
nsmed Court, and q special e.ecstien
issued on said judgment, viii. on
SATURDAY.. tho ed day Of Aarh. A. D. ls73, At
II O. cock n. Of said day, at the Court Hosss N
the City Of eavenv0rth, in the county and State
offer for sale At public sals and sell To the
highest bidder, for cash, the following dsseribed
tract Of land situated. lying and being in tn"
county Of Lsavenvsrth and State Of Kans ;.
namely: Lot numhsr four ~, in block number
six ,6), in Central Addition to the City Of L. VEN
worth, in the county and state Aforesaid.
Dated this 18TH day Of February, A. D., 1873
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenvorth county. Kat sas.
CLoIcH& WHEAT Attorneys fer Plant e.
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HOY. d. r. LOWE AND LEAvkN-


Our attention has been called to portion
Of Hon. J. T. McWhirt's card, in which he
ays:
Il think the most Of the people in this
county are aware how Mr.. Love has acted
in every instance when anything was asked
for 10 the interest of cur county. To refresh
the minds Of SOME who may have forgotten
when Caldwell was working to get the ap-
preparation for the Fort, Mr.. lowe Was kind
enough to leave bis seat and let il take care
of ITSELF"
So far from this representation being true,
il Il false IN every particular. Twice the
measure for enlarging the works at Fort
Leavenworih las been before the House Of
Representatives, and On each occasion Con-
gressman Lowe urged its favorable oonsidera.
ton upon the committee having it in charge,
BY personal appeal to members. and by ad-
vocatipg il in debate on the floor OF the
House.
In justice to Judge Lowe, We refer our
readers TO the Congressional Globe Of April
Is, 1871, page 72O. and to the Globe OF
May "a, 1872, page 1922. On both Of
these occasions Mr.. Lowe made good argu.
mnts in favor of the measure, and wonld
have succeeded had il not been for the in.
discreet speech made by Senator Caldwell in
the Senate. 1t will be recollec,ed that
Caldwell asked the appropriation for local
reasons. On page 293 he says it is ''the first
thing have asked for.''
In the House, Congressman Dawes said:
"The proposition at this session originated
10 the Iaudable ambition Of a neU member OF
the other branch to do something Tor his
State. As see by the Globe, he announced
it was the first thing he had asked for his
State, and he put the proposition on the
ground that in this general division he ough,
20 have a share for his State"
1t will be seen that Mr.. Caldwell talked
and gave reason. similar to those he had
made to our City Council and County
Board.
Mr.. Lowe made a strong argument and
gave the letters of Generals Sherman, Pope
and Secretary Belknap. but Mr.. Caldwell
lei down the bars and the TidicuIe of Con
gressmen Dawes, Cox, Conger and other
bent the bill.
The failure Of the Fort Leavenworth bl
il therefore justly chargeab.e 10 Caldwell
He is untitled for the position of Senator.
Mr.. Lowe has done his whole duty in this
respect and is entitled to and should receive
the thanks Of Leavenworth and of Kansas.
Judge Lowe seems to act from sense o.
public justice and not from local favorliisu
A Legislator who would make his support
of q just measure, Conditioned upon vote
promised or received; would be un6, for &
public trust. In this case We only desire &c
state the simple truth to the end, that ou'
people may rec that Mr.. Lowe is acting
fairly and honestly towards this locality.
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ACTING AS A DISCREPANCIES
Probable Report on the C.,d veil Gas,

PrebnbSe Report on the Cald veil (Rse.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons is expected to report on the Caldwell
Gaze next week, very soon after the argu-
ment of Judge Crozier, Caldweli's attorney.
Though none Of the Committee have given
any indication a. TO the nature Of their re-
port, it is believed that at least four, and
probably five of them are convinced that the
Senate must show its disapproval Of the
practices by which Mr.. Caldwell was elected,
in the most decided manner. A resolution
of expulsion is what is generally expected,
and the least the Committee can report, is a
resolution of censure. 1t is currently re-
ported that Mr.. Carpenter will write min
ority report, taking the ground that no
bribery has been proved. and whitewash:ny
Mr.. Caldyell.-N Y. Tribune
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OFFICE or CoUSTY CLKRE,

OFFICE or CouSTY CLKRK,
LkAvxNwokIn COUNTY.
OEALtp PROPOSALS vii! be rec lived At this
y once up to Monday, March Sd. 1873, until IL
O. clcck m for the bui ding II bridge acr,ss Big
stranger 1t the place where the county road cross
"a aid crass, in Easton tow ship above Ro . .
Mill dam Bridges to be built according
70 plans and specific atoms Of y. Barns,
tountv Enrire,r on Ole in this once. The party
70 whom the eontYset may b awarded shall enter
into god and .ucient bond, for the faits fu per.
formauee of the contract; each bid to he aecomPa-
nied by 800. As . guarantee Of G0oi faith
The right Is reserved to rice; any aud all btts.
A. h. KELLtK,
el9-wtd County Clerk.
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STATE Of KANSAS. }s
County Of Lsavsnworth,
In the District Court Of the Fist Judicial District
Of the state of snsas sitting N and for Lsasen-
vsrih county in said state.
The Leavenvorth Building and Trustl
Company, . eorporation duly organ.
lied undsr ths laws Of the State Of
Kansas, Plaintiff. ! Ne. 5, 23i
Solomon Miller and Amanda Miller,
Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that under
il and by virtue Of special execution to me d.
rected and delivered. issued out Of the District
Court of the First Judicial District Of the State Of
Kansas sitting in and for LsavenwoFth County,
in said State, and Of the JUDGMENT rendered In the
shove entitled action, i will on Tharsdsy, the
goth day Of February, A. d. 1873, at O. clock r.
NJ Of said day, at the court house door In the City
Of Lsavenvo the county and State Aforesaid,
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described real property, iiuate, lying and being
in the county Of Lfavenwo rth and S,se Of Kansas,
namely: The southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter Of section number twenty-four VA, in
township number eleven t11) Of range number
twenty coy and the east half Of the nor beast
quarter OF the southeast quarter Of sectio prmbeH
twenty four ga, in township number eleven ni,l
Of range number twenty GO } Said proP@Iy is 10
be sold as commanded by the said special execu-
tioa and in pursuance Of said judgment
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of IRavenworth Cornty, Kausa
By Il. Z. PALNkR, UIder sheriff.
Sheriff Office, LeavsnwOrth City, January I5,h
A. y. 1873.
H. N. HERMAN. Attorney fer Plaintiff.
jani4ditAwtd
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Sllerif's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LkAvkxwORrH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
of the State of Kansas. sitting in aud for Leaven-
worth county In said State.
Ell. Farnsvorth, Plaintiff |
Blk 5 ws.ss,'l and William H. H.'sA', No 1910
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that under and
il by virtue Of an alias execution 10 me directed
aud delivered. issued Out of the district Court Of
the First Judicial Distric' OF State Of Kansas sit
TING in and for Leavsnsort county in said state,
and of the judgment rendered ia the above EMIT ed
ac,ion, viii. on.
Saturday. the 1a day Of lEarch, 4. d. 1873,
At II o. clock a. Of said day, at the Court House
door in the city OF Leavenworth, in the county and
State aforeeaid. offer At public sale and sell the
highest bidder, cash in hand, the following de-
scribed real property, situate, lyirg and being in
the county Of Leavenvor.h and State Of Kansas,
namely.
The south half Of the following described land !:
he thinning At the northeast corner Of the south
three-fourihs 90 ofthe east half OF the northeast
quarter Of section two 2) IN township nine ~ Of
range twenty 1.-TWO (22,) thence south along section
line one hundred and sixty zone (I61) feet thence
vest by section lines two hundred and ten (2l0i
feet, themes north by section lines one hundr d
- sixty-ope (l6i) ieet, theme eat by section
lines two hundred and ten q o. feet, ieservinx
thirty ct frUia the east side for street, ~ re
corded in the ONCE Of the Register Of Zee In and
for the count. Of Leaven sorth, Kan.ss.
Said property levied upon and TO be sold rs the
property Of the above named defendant, K.
We,hef IA.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth county, Kansas
H. PALMER. Under Sheriff.
BYRON SHERsY. Attorney for Piain,id.
sheri1's Oncs. LsAvenwor,h City. Januuy nd.
1873. jAn1iti
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The Des.Aay Investigates.

The testimony in the case of Delahay,
United States Judge for Kansas, asain.i
whom Investigations BY the House judiciary
Committee have been pending for nearly .
year, has been printed and coosidered b. the
committee. The charges of hahitual drunk
enpess, and other worse inproprietiea, In
connection with bis ofsct, were fully proven,
articles Of impeachment, owing to tie tine
necessary for . trial, the great expense and
trouble attending case Of impeschnent Of
q United States Judge. and therefore the
committee will wait till nearly the eloss Of
the session, in order to give the Judes IN
opportunity to Waehingssa OCsrss-
poadssse CSicoeO Tribune.
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VERY KISD.

1t is very Kind in the York Investigating
Committee to allow Logan to appear and
testify ths, he WAS candidate, and TO say
that be had no arrangement with Pomeroy.
It i,welI understood that Logan was one OF
the clique IN this locality who were pledged
to aid Pomeroy in consideration Of Pome'
rows helping Caldwell.
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The New York Herald, With its accuston,
ed enterprise, cent 4 skillful correspondent
to Topeka when the news of the Pomeroy-
York political sensation reached New York,
and before many days We will get Herald
history Of Kansas corruptions. The Herald
will for once find its columns crowded if il
undertakes 10 exhaust this Kansas suhject,
and certainly Mr.. Ashley w. Cole, the cor
respondent, will deserve = handsome fur
Tough wien he completes the task Of detail
ing kansss chicanery.
West E. Wilkinson, editor Of the excel
lent Seneca Courier, was in the Gig yes:er.
dav
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We are glad to know Mr.. &. ]. Il

We are glad to know Mr.. 8. J. Langdon
hae returned to his seat in the Legislature.
Mr.. Lapgdon is the friend and champion Of
the settlers in the southern part of the
State, snd is intimately associated with all
the interests OF that portion Of our COM
nouwealth.
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Blackwell 8 Richards, Plaintiff,

Leavenworth in said State.
Blackwell 8 Richards, Plaintiff,
John C. Temple and Lydia A. Temple,
his wife, aud Wiliam Askev, Wilson Ne 5l32
Askew, Frank Astev and Joseph N.
Du Bots, partners doing business Is
Assew, Du Bots 4 Co., Defendants.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that under and
L hy virtue Of the Judgment rendered In the
above entitled action, in and by the above named
Court, and Of q special execution Issued ON said
Judgment, will, on
7uesdcy the 25th day Of February, A. d. 1873,
at ten o. clock q. m. Of that day, ut the Court
House in the city Of Leavcn worth, in the county Of
LeavenwOrth and State Of Kansas. offer for sale at
public sale, and sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described tract Of land, situate
lying and being in the county OF LeavenwOrth and
State o. Kansas, namely The north half Of the
northeast quarter OF section number thirty -four
$50, in township number zine (9) of range number
twenty lone en-, east Of the sixth principal me-
ridiAn. Dated this 22d day Of January, A. h.
1878 THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
CLOUGH WHEAT, attorneys for Askew, Du
Bots 4 Co. jan2j-w4W
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OTrIcR OF COUNTY CLKEK. }

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLK.K,
LXAvkMwoRIH COUNTY.
oEALED PROPOSALS will b received At this
- ofbce up to Monday, March Sd. 1873, until II
O. CLOCK M, Tor the building Of bridge acroe. Big
etranser, en- the lawrence and Quindaro road, In
sherman township. Bridge 70 BE- built according
10 pi.ns and specifc ations Of D. N. Barns, County
Euaineer ON fleia this once. The party to whom
the contract may he awarded shall enter into good
and sufficient bonds for the faithful performance oil
the contract; each bid to be accompanied BY sloo,
q Q guarantee Of good faith.
The right 1. reserved to reject anv snd all bids.
A. EELLER,
tsbs-vtd County Clerk
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R1ean.

Caldwell intends to Be even With all those
Who are teseifyiag against him and going
hack = him. 6hould be Be- expelled fro1
ths Seaaae, be I goiag to sne foe he noesy
be Psse u boyiag Ai elecaios. Ifhs does
wont thsss Be FieA developnsat.-Rfr;a.
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Notice ssl Melton

"a uuty oil is2sehWoun-
In the District Court in and for the County and
State Aforesaid.
David Kinnear
d. N. Zimmerman, and M
C. F. Warren and F. r.
Warren, late pArtns -
Is C. +. Warren Co.
To each and all the above named deIecdsnts in the
above entitled action:
NOTICE Is hereby given to you and each Of you
IN that sn aPpieat on mas been made 10 the
above entitled Court suggesting the death Of David
Kinnear, Who Vas p,aiutia IN said action, by JO-
eeph II. Kiupear, Who il executor Of the last will
and testament of said David KinDear. deceased; ;
aud ssking that he. the sid Joseph H. kiuneaI.
executor Is afores aid, lie 10 party plaintiff In
said entitled action, and that the judgment here
tOors rendered therein b. and stand In his fav0r
such plaintiff aud that t0 have execution ther for
SAID application III be hesrd by and In said Court
on saturday. the sih day Of March, A. d. 1873, or
- soon thereafter as The said Court may b con-
yeuisnt; and sfidavits will 10 read.
JOSEPH II. KINNEAR.
Execu .or Of David Kinnesr, deceased, by Housiey
and singleton, his Attorney. IetG~Sw
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sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LxAvKHwokIu CoUsTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of III stzte OF Kansas. sitting in said oeanty q
IeavenVorih.
samuel Stone PIaint6,
.::- -: -; &C.,: = "''~
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
under and BY virtue Of the judgment rendered
in the above en,itled action, in and ny The shove
naned Court, ard Of . special execution isss.d o.
aid judgment, .ill, % Wednesday, the 18Th Day
q February, A. p. 1873. Al eleven o'e!sek q =.
Lesvesvofth. in The County Of Lesvenserth, ss1
Stafe Of Kansas. oAer fSf sale st pablie sale and
n III :, tSe highest bidder. for eask, The ialloviDe
described tact q l.sd. .e.ts lying and bsi,G q
ns1sh sxty tss) sere. OF the v half q u nsssA-
NET ouartef o. section number twenty-five (1S)
in township nuHbeF nins ~ Of mao number
twenty -opc (i1 eat Of Tie sixth principal Dsst-
disn. Dated this I'D day q ysnaSy, A. D. ls5S.
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff Of Leaven worth County, Kama
CLOC0A Z WHEAT, Attorneys fer PlaistaG
jans ;.vsv
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DUBiIC NOTICE is hereby given, that under
il and by virtue Of a special execution to ME d =
rec.td and delivered, issued out Of the District
C0ut Of the First Judicial District Of the State OF
Kansas, sitting in and for Leavenworth county, in
said State and OF the judgment rendered in the
above entitled action viii Sa urday, the I'D
day OF March, A. D., 1913, at II O'Clock T. m. Of
said day, at the Court House door in the City of
Leaven sorth, in the county and state Aforesaid,
offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidd.r
for cash in ha.d, ths following described tracts OF
land, situate, lying and be ng in the County OF
LeayenwOrih AID ale II Kansas, namely: Lots
,evcnieen ~, eighteen us, end nineteen (I9l Of
worth City. thus des grated on the maps and re-
cords of slid city each Of the said lots ntaipiny
nv &C e. more les., all in the county and State
Aforesaid. said property TO be sold IS Commanded
by the .aid special execution aud in pursuance of
said judgment THOMAS LEON ARD,
sheriff If Leave worth county, Kansas.
eherih' Ofite. ieavenwouh City, February 18th,
1873.
SIILLINGsA FESLoS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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STATE OF KANSAS. l.
Csun!y q LeAveovesth.

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In the Distset CbaFt Of the FISUt Jadial Distric4
Of the STATE Of Kansas sitting In and for Leavsa-
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nUBLIC NOTICE n hereby given that under
and by virtue Of special EXECUTION TO me d.
Court Of the First Judicia Djstrct of tie St.te o.
Tansas. sitting in aud ior Leavenv worth county, in
aid S,ste. and Of the iudement repdered in ID,
Above emitted ,s,ion' vii On Saturday, the asnd