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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01
NEWS AND NOrEN.

New Haven harbor was the other day
full of vessels waiting 10 plant oysters, CO.
900 bushels having arrived.
AT Glendale, Ga, n beautiful maiden
Of fify-'hree summers was recently fined
s. for singing o., her own doorstep at even
tee.
There is great rivalry between Dan
Rice and Ole Bull for tie championship and
81, 600 aside. rs Farewellist'.-Detroh III
6uae.
The girl who "tskes caster oil without
knowing il" at drug stores, has resumed her
travels aud cltharlic career again ior the
summer.
By the aid of powerful magnifying
glass recently constructed at Cambri.igeport,
Mass, fieas appear larger than elephants,
and a mosquitoes bill like a pile driver.
The Utica Herald says it is some con-
ISOLATION to ses a bald-headed insurance man.
You don't know that Justice has been dealt
out to him, but you think perhaps it has.
AT Denver you ere compelled TO drink
whisky from gourd since the recent reviv-
ala, as most Of the barkeepers smashed their
tumblers and decanters under pressure of
emotional sanity.
Wabash county, Indiana, is where the
bones of some prehistoric inject were re-
Gently exhumed From the remains discov-
cred scientists pronounce the original length
of the animal to be more than forty feet.
An Iowa woman brags that she could have
married two men a day for the past two
years, ii she had had any u-e for such rub
bish. A she has rich coal mine and a
hacking cough. her statement has an air OF
reliability.
This il a new version Of the old couplei
which says. IL never hal a dear gszelle,
&c"
'"Tvss ever thrs: from ehi'dhocd's foIr
I've seen nav f,rdest hopes take flight;
never held a larbcard bo~er
But some took il with the right
The largest diamond in the world will
be exhibited in the Vienna exhibition. Ii
has been found in the African diamond
fields, and weighs 2SSi carats. A New York
patent medicine man has offered s., QUO for
the privilege OF using ons Of its rejecting
surfaces as a bill board.
-Lafayette. Indiana, has turned ont q
musical prodigy in the shape Of black
smith, who does not know note, but Who
can claw the ivory and play fantasies, b,
or any of the different pieces usually render
ed By the premier piano Founders. As soon
o. he can make . respectable bos, and walk
backward without stepping on his coat-taiI,
be will be trotted out for the public to zee
and hear.
-Peoria, H., recently Matched chicken
with four veil developed feet and legs, four
wing.-not quite 10 perfect but With only
one head and body. 1t lived several bours
afser being relieved from the shell. This
chickea, though perhsps an improvement on
the old kind, Is mot What the public desires.
Boarding house keepers want chicken all
vine. and boardess one that produces nosh-
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TIMELY MEN ITO 4.

The L.aveaworth TIMES regularly
treats its readers to a six-page paper on Sun
day mornings. The extra two pages are
rendered necessary Ivy its large advertising
business, and a commendable desire TO
furnish large quantity of reading matter
for Sunday digestion.-HoitOn Ne,rs.
The Leavenworth TINES, of Sunday,
comes to us with large and well-fiiled sup
plement. We are glad to see this evidence
Of enterprise and Prcsperity.-Topeka Re
cord.
Our eccentric friend, Roberts, of the o.
Ialoosa Iadepca 'eat, who conducts his paper
with ability and courtesy, gives The TINES
"puff' in the following style:
eff extensive Dragging will place paper
on the pinnacle of fame and prosperity, the
Leavenworth TINES will surely win. Its
editor tce.seth not day or night to boast Of
the wonderful things he is doing and the
tremendous circulation his paper has. Wade
n, Colonel; your enterprise deserves men
ion. and il nobody else will extol it, why
do it yourself. and then you will know IT is
we'll done. We admire your energy and
pluck, and wish TIE TINES great success in
every good word and work."
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LEGAL.
SlaeriHS Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY oY LEAvESwoKIH.
In the District Court Of he First Judicial District
oi the State Of Kansas, sitting in and for LeAveu.
worth comfy in said STATE
Andrew J. Angel and John
Foster. lain,ihs,
Barbara Bunahr. Jacob Gaze No. s. ST.
Butvhr, Joseph Ashton
and John Ashton, Be-
f.uIauIs-
DUBIIc notice is hereby given that under and
L nv virtue of special execution TO me di rected
I'd delivered, i-spi out II the District Court of
the fnsi ia iieal District of the State Of kansas.
sitting in and Leaven worth County, in said
state, and Of the Judgment rendered in The above
rnt tied action I viii on ThurSlay the syth Say Of
May, d. 1s.;. NJ II o. clock, a. NJ, of said day
at III Court House door in the city OF Leaveuvor,h
IN the ,ounfy and State AZ resaid Offer xt tublie
81, and ssli TO the hishes bidder. Tor cAsh 10 hand,
tne following scribed property, situate, lying and
'Hihg IN the County OF Leaven worth and State Of
Kansas. namely: Somuch Of lots NUN bsr en- no.
ard eeven tiD in block ten in thu City Of Tonga
noxie, in the County OF Lsavenw orth and S,ntr Of
Kansas. as is described as follows to-wit: Begin
ming 1t point on the southern BOUNDARY line Of
lot eleven III Aforesaid, fifty feet from the line
where said lots ten tlo) and eleven QD front on
Main street III said citv Of Tongapoxie, thence
tv enty feet along aid south, bOun iary line
oil lot eleven TO point. thence across said lots
Ten (IOl and eleven III At night angles with esi1
southern boundary line IL a point on the northern
boundary lire of said lot ten Ivl thence along aid
northern boundary line Of lot ten 90, twenty one
feet To point, thence said lots ten iO) aud
eleven ~ al right angles with said northern boun-
dary lie Of sad lots To the point Of beginning, be-
ing the tract Of land on which is situate the saloon
OF Jacob Eurehr aforesaid. end comprising part Of
bots ten tlol ard eleven ny in block (iO) in the
city of I"nganoNie afor, said.
said property To- be sold as comma nded by the
sad p. cisi execution, and in parsuIn,e Of said
iUdgme mt.
THOMAS LEONARD,
- sheriff oil i%aSen~orth county, Kansas.
Sheriff office, Leavsnworth City, April sd,
A. ID 1873.
r.. ii. HowsLEY, ATTY. for PIE
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THE NEXT SENATOR.

The last number of the Topeka Record
contains an ill-timed article on the approach
ing Senatorial election After exhausting a
portion Of the dictionary to
prove that the Senator ought to De selected
from the south or west. the article closes
with the following paragraph:
''Of cour.e Topeka would prefer the cleo
ton of citizen, or one southwest or west
Who would have friendship for her; still she
would quickly unite With the South or So1th-
east, in an Issue of this kind, against Leav-
enworth. That CITY il already at work, let
other interests do the same and that speed.
lily"
The question of locality should not be
permitted to enter the canvass. There are
many things to be considered, but the place
where candidate Lives. so he resides in the
State, is about the last thing that ought to he
thought Of. This talk about arrsying the
South, the Southwest and the Southeas;
against Lesvenworth, is the veriest nom
sense, and does not become the right kind
Ola newspaper TO .indulge in. 1t would
not surprise u If Leavenwoti should
preeent candidate-poesibly a
dozen candidates. Such presentations have
taken place hitherto. and history ia said 10
repeat itself 1t Is one Of the highest
prerogatives of man in q free country ike
ours to become . candidate for Office, hence
We would anticipate no peril TO the country
il all the citizens Of Leavenworth should as-
pire to gil the vacancy in the U. s. Senate
caused By the election Of Mr.. Caldwell.
However, there i no law, moral or social,
to compel menben ofths Legislature to vote
for The Leavenvorth candidates, moreover,
there i nothing that Ne can think Of now
which ought to impel member TO vote
aRainat easdiAate from this city provided
y ponsass Asaesty, i.aellec4 and 6tDeas in
ahiIh9 degFes thaa sny oihes candidate.
II there i ose Repabiiesa il Kaaas Who
eoobines the elsosab Of isaegrity. ability
and tEUe gsaAility sbose Ill oehers, then that
oae shoa6 b slesAsa - he Usiaea Seates
6a1a1e ne9t Vis18. -
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. l~
County of Leavenworth.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansas, string in and for Leaven-
worth Couaty, in said State.
l. Hoffman,, PLAINTIFF Ease. w. ,o.o
A. ". Kimhail, defendant,
DCBLIc NOTICE is hereby given that under
L and by virtue of the juds ni~nt rendered in
the above entitled action in and by the above
named Co art, and Of an execution issued on said
jud ,ment To me directed and delivered, I will On
Thursd'y. the 18th day Of May, A. u. 1873, at 3
o clock IN of -aid day, at the Court Hou~e door
in the City Of LeavenwOrth, in the County and
state sfpr1s'd, oier at public sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cAsh in hand, the folio des-
r. bed property, situate, ly n, ADD teDg in the
tCulty of Leaven worth and STATE Of Kn sas,
rane y: The leasehold estate ani int. rest Of the
above named defendant, A. ". kimbal, in and to
the two-story frame house running across lots
~ and two o., block j, Of LezvesvoIth. City
Propsr, together vi a leasehoid interest running
two years on said lots.
sad property is levied upon and tn he sold A.
the property Of the above named defe ndznt, A. NJ
kmball.
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff Of Ieaven worth County, Kansas
oherifs office, Leavenvorth City, April sth,
~ u. 1873.
BCKSEs 4 DILL, Attorneys for Plaintiff
apl 10 w3w
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CONGR Al CONVENTION.
1t has been at length definitely determined
that the Congressional Convention shall take
place in this city ION the 18th Of May, as
was originally intended. and despite the IT,
Nudity Of the first committee appointed to
consider the subject, the programme to be
observed on that occasion has been agreed
upon, and the tickets of invitation will prof.
ably be mailed to-day. The hesitation of
the first committee appeared to be founded
upon a doubt of the willingness of our mer-
chants to subscribe funds enough TO defrsy
the expenses which proper reception Of
the coming Congressman would involve, hut
that doubt was very coon dispelled BY the
prompt guarantee of twenty well-known
merchants. Yesterday the Executive Com
mittee Vas enlarged BY the addition OF nine
or ten Of our most energetic young mer-
chants, whose names will be found in our
report of the meeting on the local page. II
was reported by Congressman Wells that the
Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company had
already sent out the invitations to the various
members Of Congress Who are expected to be
present at the convention, 10 take part in the
extended railway excursion into TexAe, the
Trains TO leave here on Friday, the 10Th Of
Nay therefore. the couventiou mus needs
be held on the 18th, - was originally in.
tended. II vas agreed to banquet the mem.
herr 1t the Southern Hotel, to give them q
steamboat ride on the Mississippi. and
collation. on the boat also carrisee rid
through the suburhs of the city. II vas aleo
aereed 10 limit the business Of the ccuven.
ton to the all-ahsorbing topic Of cheaper
Al
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CA LIED.

During his recent visit a. St. Louis, the
President called at the Offices Of the Deaiocra,
and GIo5e. The Globe says his call a: that
of ,e was an exceedingly pleasant one all
around, the General finding himself among
old time acquaintance, whom he had not
ME. for years, and whom he recalled with
all his wonted cordiali,y. He evidently
shared to the full in the qualification his
presence created. There was a general
hearty hand-shaking and an interchange of
"reminiscences pleasurable on all sides. Con-
trary to prevalent notion, the President
talks with Auency and zest among bis friends,
and appears to better advantage when, freed
from State cares and official formalities.
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Mr.. Thomas Carney, Of Kansas, has pub
lished a card stating the exact measure of his
relations with Caldwell. which card il very
clearly made and succinct abatement Of the
negotiations which preceded Caldwell's cleo
ton. Mr.. Csrney's statements are subs,an.
tally thoae already made public. regarding
the matter brought Out before the Congress
ional Committee, facts with which the pub
lie is already familiar, but the compact pre-
sentaiion of the matter Pives to the card IN
added effect, which will not he to the henefi:
of Mr.. Caldwell-.& Logis Journal.
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:-Journalism is indeed lookins up In
Japan. The Tycoon has started daily pa
Ter. and he announces that he will behead
every able-bodied Jap" Who dos not sub
scribe az once. He hopes to work up quite
a list Of ,ubscribers, snd make his paper
pay from the start" Native merchants
VIII" do not advertise have their property
contisca,ed.
They have had man up in a New
Haven Police Court for stealing an UMBRELLA.
forgetiui OF that common law which holds
'ha' umbrellas are not property and At last
accounts it WA even feared that the court
would shut down on him. A New Haven
paper very properly asks. "Who il safe 30
And We suPpOs. it viii be ling time before
the question is answered.-RocicsterD Demo
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KANSAS.

Items Collected and C0adensed From
Aiase Exchange.
The tapestry portrait of st. Patrick e1-
hibited at the last State Fair, is to be dis
posed of by rattle at Wyandotte.
1t il denied tina, the man who made his
wife cut all the wood last winter lives at
Holton. AichIson il his residence, and the
industrious woman ia now planting patch
of potatoes while the man FITS in the house
coloring his meerschaum.
The Fort Scott Monitor says that fam.
lily, formely residents of that place. by the
name OF Roach, have been arrested on su.-
picion Of being implicated in the recent MUIR
ders in Labette county. The body of a man
and child having been discovered in a stream
near their residence.
A farmer in Riley county has thirty five
acres of land fenced in with hedge and
protected BY a cottonwood wind break. In
side Of that enclosure are situated his house,
barna, and a large orchard. Year before
last it, owner deposited in bank from the
sales of that orchard 81 200 cash. He at
tended TO the orchard mainly himself. and
without d.tracting from his oversight Of the
most Of his iarm.-Larreace Journal
President Grant remarked to the To
peka folks the other day, that they seemed
to have q good deal of 'bo.tom" He was
mistaken, it has all dropped out.
There are Nor "Docs" in this city than
in the lava beds OF California.
Topeka il in no manner sufiering from
a lack Of layers, there being n present
about forty legal signs swinging in the breeze.
Twelve new attorneys, coming from abroad,
have opened out in business there during the
last half year.
Friday evening last, q party Of two
Young men and four young ladies living in
Elk CITY, eighteen miles from Independence,
Kansa.. we're ont skiff riding On Elk river,
when BY come means the boat Wa upset and
three of the ladies and one OF the young men
we're drowned. The bodies we're recovered
and buried at Elk City Sunday.
The following conversation took place
between a man and wife. not 4 thousand
uiIes from Atchison. Husband-''There
goes poor unfortunate girl. She has .
wooden leg" wie-"My dear, how do
you know she has wooden leg ~
There are Cow . larger number Of
students At the Agricultural College, at Man
haitian, than at any former spring term. We
are glad to know that the College ranks with
he 6nt-class educational Institutions Of IL
coasszy.
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Long Locked for Come =, ;.a.,.

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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvKSwoKTH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
ofths State of Kansas, sitting in and for LeAven-
worth county in said State.
The Metropolitan Building and
Loan Association, Plaintiff,
jefferson PatteI and Elizabeth
NJ. faiten, his wife, Defend
ants.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that under and
i by virtue Of the judgment rendered in the
Court, and Of a. special execution issued on said
judgment to me directed and delivered, issued out
the District Court Of the First Judicial District Of
the State OF Kansas sitting in and fol Leavenworth
county in said State, will on
Thursday, The lst dag Of Nay, H. d. 1873,
At II O'clock e. m. of said day,
Of Leavenvorth, in the county and State aforesaid.
offer n public sale, and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described tracts Of land situate, lying and being
in the county Of Leavenworth and State of Kansas.
namely:
Lots numbered fourteen On and fifteen us, in
block number eleven an, in Days subdivision
to the City Of leavenworth, described the
plat Of said subdivision Of record in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds in and for said county and
State.
said property to h. sold as commanded by the
said sIecIal execution aud in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD.
sheriff
Sheriff Office. Lesvenworth city, March 18th, A.
II. N. HERMAN, attor cy for Plaintiff
mar25-&s
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
County of LeayenwOrth,

c snAyt Of G n.a SAssas, $.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
OF the State Of Kansas, sitting in and ior lelv-
enworth county in said State.
The Metropolitan Building
and Loan Association,
Plaintiff.
vs.. Case No. S, ss3.
Maria Mcfarland ard sam
uel Mcfarland, Defend
ants.
DUBL1' notice il hereby given, thit under and
by virtue Of the judSn rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named Court
and Of SPECIAL execution issued said Judgment,
to me directed and delivered, will on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of Nay, 4. D., 1873.
at II o. clock, A. m of said day, at the Court Mouse
door in the City of lie WORTH in the County and
state orssaid. offer public sale and sell to the
scribe tract "f land, situ tte ling bsirg in the
County Of Leavenworth and State Of Kansas
namely: Lots number eleven III, and twelve (i2)
in block number thirty-sx 80, in Leayenworth
city proper, recorded on the plat of said CITY, on
record in the Office OF the Register of Lee Il, in and
for said county and State
Said property ~ 20 he sold n commanded Nv said
special exe,u iion and in pursuance Of said judy
meut.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff OF Leavenworth County, Kansa'.
Sheriff Office, Leavenworth City,,
April 3d. A D., 1873. {
III. VI. HkRNAS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
sP2t-wsw
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The best joke yet at Brigham Young's ex-
pense is perpetrated by . Pennsylvania pa
per, which says: 'Some chap thought he
would play = joke on Brigham Young, so he
gained aces to list of his wives. and add
ed tsenty-seven names thereto-Mary Jane
Young. Josephine Ann Young. Sarah Ma
linda Young, &c. The next time Brigham
called the roll twenty seven didn't answer
to their names, 40 he concluded that they
had died since the la.t roll call, and putting
q few more inche. of Grape on his hat, he
looked as sad rs possible, but has not yet de-
tected the joke.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York 1Oney Market.

NKw YORK. April 20.
Financial afairs unsettled. Money was
close most of the day at J. to I-s2 per day but
hnally tecome easier, and closed at per cent.
le,al Tenders outstandi g show a decIeis, of
e535, 000.
SrERLISG-Dull At 81 for 60 days; - .a9I$ sight
GoLD-Weak and lower; declined from 81 IL .
al 1914 The outflow from the Trea.ury is gradu-
ally weakening; market Transactions ranging from
5d1 per cent and closing at 8.
CLEARISGs-s55 90. 90.
TREASURY DIsRUssENExrs-s995. coo.
Custom RECEIPIs-ai60 000. Custom receipss
for the week ending on the 10 IA, g., %. go.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull, but pr ces vel sup
ported
STATE BOSDs-Steadr.
STOCKs-Very irregular.
CouPoss-s's of 81. 81 'oIz; 5-29s of sa, isa
of'6t, 1si4; ORES. 2oi4; new Of 81, I7ss
! l"1s; Currency Is, Is; DO. 6s, 957s.
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THE A,chison Champion points out a
singular method of revenge in connection
with the la,e banquet in this city. That
paper says:
The fact that at the Ingalls, banquet no
liquor was allowed was rough on the Com
mercial man. lie revenged himself by a.
tempting to give an account OF the affair.
And to read the account no one would sup
~. c 'ha, poor whisky hadn't formed the
...,i-i feature of the banquet.
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In the whole United States there il not a
Baking Powder or Flavoring Extract that j.
40 valuable, 30 positive, go ehectual in pro-
ducing the most elegant and bealthful bread
and biscuits, the most delicious, desirable and
delicate favored cakes, pastry, ics-cream,
ETC., As DR.. Prices justly celebrated Cream
Bsking Powder and Special Flavorings.
Almond, Lemon, and aromatic Havoring-
Try them and you will be delighted with
their fine qualities and find that they are far
superior TO anything in their line. d&w
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ROOT Of ALI. EVIL.

Probably the biggest root of all evil in the
world will be on exhibition at Vienna. Col.
S. T. Hauser, of the First National Bank OF
Helena, proposes to place upon exhibition at
tie Worlds Fair solid ingot of Montana
gold, weighing four hundred pounds. This
immense brick would be worth, in coin,
nearly 90,O0O-more money than many
man who will be at the Vienna Exhibition
has eyer seen at one time
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NJ. l.Onis Market.

ST. LOUIS, April -.
HrvP-In fair demand, and unchanged.
FL"Ua-Steady; order demand limited to bus
mes prices unchanged.
wEEAT-Firm and generally higher: M >
sp.iny Ier"iar at 81 u; soft, 81 3J91 81; No 3
red fall 81 seal 6s.
CORS-t nchaneed; No 9 mixed a. stat 37tS.
OATA SLOW and easier; No mixed 32a32I, -
BaKLEY-Ste-iy and quiet; choice spring, 81 NJ
al 10.
RYE-Steldy; No ?, 6Sa.0c.
PoRx-Duli and dropping; Isit9lS1z seller Au-
gust I9Ih.
DRY SALT MEATs-Nominal; shoulders &c;
clear rib, Sc; clear sides, 81.
BACON-Openel lirm-r aud closed weak; shout
I1t.
LARD Quiet; mandatory, ~; country, =
refinery o..
WHIsEr-Firrn At SEE.
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Will. NOr PaI.1.IATcIr.

Truthfully and forcibly the Chicago jour
nal remarks, while commenting on Ek-Gov-
C.rnev's card, that ''the grave which
opened to receive Caldwell swallowed all who
were implicated in his corruption, or at
tempted TO shield him from punishment.
The people have had surfeit OF that kind
of thing, and are not disposed TO pallis.e it."
A realization of this truth Is dawning in the
minds of all we'll informed citizens, and II e
sooner every voter in the State recogn'z-s it
the better il will be for Kansas