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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-12-04

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or LKAvkNwoKTH. !
In the District Court OF the First Judicial District
of the State Of Kansas sitting in and foI Leayen.
worth county in said safe.
Andrew J. Angel and Johnl
Foster, Piantins.
Barbara Butiehr and Jacob Case No. k2si
Bufehr and Joseph Ash
ton and John Ashton, De-
fendants.
DU BLIC Notice is hereby given thst under and
l. by virtue OF the Judgment 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
Saturday the 9th day of December A. ID. 1873,
atll o clock a. M Of said day, at the Court House
door In the City Of Leavenworth, in the County
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following described tract Of lard, Sit
uate, lying and being in the County Of lsaven-
worth and stare OF Kansas, namely, much OF
tlOl in the City of TOnganOxie. in the County OF
Leavenworth and State IL Kansas, rs il described
as follows, t"-vit: Beginning point the
southern boundary line Of lot eleven 0l AZORES aid
fifty feet from the line where said lots I0) az d
eleven uD front Main street in said sity ot
Tonganoxie; thence twenty one CD iset along said
Outhern boundary line o lot eleven ~ to point
thence across said lots ten no, and eleven tIn at
right angles with said southern boundary line To a
point on the northern boundary line Of said lot ten
t1O), thence along said ncUtbsrn boundary line al
lot ten to- twenty zone en- feet to point; thence
across said lots ten ti0) and eleven IN at right
angles with said northern boundary line 81 said lots
to the point Of beginning, being the tract Of land
which ~ situtts the saloon Of Jacob Bufiehr aiore-
said, and comprising part Of lots ten ti0) and
eleven NJ in block ten iol in the City Of Tonga
noxie aforesaid
said property is tn be sold rs commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance oil said
judgment. THOMAS LEONARD,
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LEGAL.


STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leaveavorts,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
o: the State Of Kansas, sitting in and Tor Leav.
en~orth county in said State.
samuel Stone. Plaintiff.
samue, Burks, Penelo.e y.
Burks, A. p. Shreve, Al
bert q .Shreve, John McMiI
Ian. William T. Edsar ease No. 3 Js3
John G. Douglass. Jacob A.
Stewart, leila VI. Stes-
art Charles Myers and
ANNA W. Davidson, De-
PENDANTS.
DCBLlC notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue Of the jud IN, rendered in the abov,
ntt'ed aftion. in and by the above named Court,
and Of spAcia' execution issued on said Judgment
to me directed and delivered. will on
Saturday, The 9Th day of December, A d
1873,
81 10 o clock q. Of said day at The Count Hous.
door in the City Of Leaven worth. in the coun.
and sell to the highest bidder, Tor cash i,
hand, each Of the following de-ciihei trscts q
land, situate, lying and beng in the County o
Lea,enworfh, and State Of Kansas, namely: Tin
southeast quarter Of section number twenty ~
l2I), the southwest quarter Of sid section numbe
twenty-five CIR. the west half Of the 'outhes,
quarter OF 81 'tien number two t2l, and the nor,
IN township number eleven IN. Of rang
y 'mber twenty-five GU. east Of the sixth prn
ciPa' meridian, separately, end 10
number seventeen u7) and eighteen lIs), in tlocl
NUN her tvenfy-seven ca, In the original plat o
the City Of Leavenw nth, together.
Dafe,i Leavenworth, Kansas, October 18th, A.
ID. ls.S.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leaveaworth county. Kansas.
CIoren WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
oct2sstf
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RRtDIiUGU.
The Famous English Orator to be
in Leavenworti this Week.

A Letter received yesterday lrom Mr..
Locke of Kansas c. :, brings rs Information
that Mr.. Cherries Bradlaugh, the famous
English orator, vii he here on or about the
Alb inst, to diver before Leavenworth
audience his celebrated lecture on "Republi-
canism in England" The most fs.tering
notices are accorded the lecturer by the esst-
ern press. From the New York Daily
Graphic We take the following account OF
The lecturer:
The audience Was composed largely of
journalists. artists, actors, snd chsirmen Of
lecture committees, and the critic elOent
predominsted throughout. For once, how
ever, the expectation was surpassed by resli-
zation, and the critics of the audience were
most agreeably dissrmed and disappointed.
Charles Bradiaugh il probably to-day the
greatest Of living orators, with the single ex-
ception of Emilio Castelar,. He have no one
in the United States comparable to him As .
public speaker. He lacks, perhaps. the hu-
NOR and e1uteran, imagination of Henry
Ward Beecher, aud the polished grace and
sarcastic power Of Wendell Phillips; but for
manly ezrne-tness and straightforward and
subtle power over the passions and symla-
'bies Of his audience, he is superior not only
to these great speakers, but to sny now liv-
ing in America lie fsirly carries his su.
dience of their feet, End i: il singular cir
cums' ance that one Of Fngland's most gifted
orators should be compelled TO come to an
other country to clsin the position denie
him by the pres aud rul,1g clss.es Of his
native land. The English press have created
fictitious Charles Brsdlaugh, who is not
only hated by the ruling class, but profound
ly mis.rusted by the great middle classes.
Those who remember the abuse helpgd up,
on that matches orator, Wendell Phillips,
thirty year, ego. can underHan4why Chsrl' 5
Bradaueh has such slight recognition in his
own country.
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WHAT THE WORK HAS COST.
Local ITEM y.

Cat tlsts Quilt ssay save your Life
There il no person living hut what suffer.
more or less with Lung Disease, coughs
colds or consumption, yet some would 1ie
rather than pay IS cents for bottle of med.
icine that would cure them. DR.. A. Bose
hee's German Syrup has lat " been intro.
duced in this country from Germany, and
its wonderous cures ast,ni-he every one that
try it, If you doubt what we say in print,
cut this ont and take it to yonr Druggists,
and get sample bottle free of charge, CT a
regular size for IS cents
G G. GREEN, Woodbury., n. J.
For sale by Robt, P.rham.
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SheriRs Sale.

STATE rE OF KANSAS. }~
In the District Court of tine First Judicial District
OF the sta Of Kansas sitting In and for Leavea-
worth County, in said State.
Valentine Becker, AZ executorl
Of the will Of John Becker,
vs. SCase mo. Sis.
Richard Page and Gracia Ann
Page. Defendants.
DUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given that under
l. and by virtue Of the Judgment rendered In The
above eOliiied acton in aud by the above nnu.ed
court, and of a special execution TO mo directed
and delivered, I will on
Saturday, re 2Ih day Of December, A. ID.
1878,
at n o clock .. Of said Jay at the Court House
door in the city OF Leavcnworb, in the county and
S,a'e aforesaid, of at public sale and sell the
highest bidder. tor cash in hanA, the following
described tract ofsnd situate, ~ ing aud being IN
the County Of Lrav-nworth and state oi Kansas,
naDeiy lot number twenty-n ne ~, in block
number seventy -seven t1D, in ! eAvenwor'h City
-Tope~. said property il 10 he soil - commanded
by the said special execution and in pursuance Of
said Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD
sheriff Ut Ieavcnwotth County, Kansas.
Sheriff Office, Le,venwost City. Kansas, No
vember 18th. A. II. 1873.
r. T. fiIzwILLrsN Attorney for Plaintiff.
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1t would seem the usual causes of infant
mortality are not sufficient. The little inno-
cent ones are not permitted an even hattie
with the King Of Terrors; at this hot and
sultry season the restless chitd, battling with
the enemies of ifs life that lie in wait at every
corner has. in addition, to encounter another
deadly foe-Mrs. Winslow's or some other
poisonous soothing syrup, adm nistered BY
the hand of come heartless nurse, silly
mother or imbeci,e father. A host Of pre-.
cious lives might be saved each year by Civ
ing DR.. McCabe's renowned Medicated
Blackberry Brandy, which effectually cure.
complaint. without any deleterioos
results. d&w2w
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100000.
Missouri State Lottery.
localized BY STATE AUTHORITY AND
DRAWN IN PUBLIC IN ST. LOUISE
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
50. 900 N u NJ Il + r s
Class n to be Drawn Dec. q, 1873
$3.50 Prizes. Amounting to $500. oss.
100000.

e0-Our lotteries are chartered by the State, aSe
always drawn nj the time named, and all drawings
ara under the supervision Of sworn com missoners
The official drawing will Ia published in the
81. Louis papers, and = copy Of drawing sent to
purchasersot tickets.
oDrWe will draw . similar scheme the last day
Of every month during the yesr 1873.
oDRemit by PJbSCOFFICE MONEY-OIDER.
REGISTERED LETTER. DRAFTor EXPRESS.
Send foI circular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER 4 Co,
P0stOffce Box, 2ii6. ! IOuis Mo.
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families have used it for years. and state, If
it was $40 per bottle they would not he with
out it. Depot, 10 Park Place. New York.
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TvNHE DEFENDANTS above named, and each Of
i them, are hereby notified thai they have been
81 Il by, and that the above named plaintin h,s
hlsd, in the sal above barped District Court HE
petition aga nst them, praying that the sheriff Of
i|aveIwo III county, state Of Kansas, he suthOr-
lied and CURED To make. execute and deliver tn
the said above named plaintiff deed Of convey anee
conveying To him nj the Iish- title and interest ol
the sud defendants. and each Of them. Of, in and
10 OTIS Fourteen tlil, Fi,rn l5) aud sixteen (I6)
in Flock numbered Frriy-one ~ in leaven worth
city prbPr in the county of Leave nworih, and
Stitc Of Kansas, which Re ition said ef,nslxnts,
ami each of them, must answer AT n court 10 be
holden in Lsavenworth county, y ate of kauxss.
by the 9th day Of Dvcember. A. ID. 1873, or ~ d
petition will he taken true and confessed and q
Judgment rendered according to the prayer VI said
petition.
Nv order Of the District Court Of the First Judi
c,l Dis'ieto the state Of Kansas, sitting within
and for the county of i.aaveaworih in said State,
JULIUS HAt,'. Clerk of said Court,
Bv H. J. pENSss, p-pntv CIevk.
ENGLISH ENGLISH, A O~nsls t..f pis,biih.
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STATE OF KANSAS, D.
COUNTY Oh LEAvESwoEIH.
In the District CONT Of the First Judicial District
of the State Of Kansas sitting IN ami Leaven-
worth county in said state
Emma q. Haisey assignee
Of the German savings
kank Of Lezvenwortb,
Plaintiff
A. g. Van Duyn admins
tratos Of the estate at
Madison Mills, deceased,
lafayette Mills and
Margaret: Mills, widow
Of said Madison Mills FL g. NJ 20,
len ". MITCHELL viie Of w. '''-N-
William q. Mitchell,
Emna J. Brewer, wife Of
Frank II. Mills, Clara
Mills and MargaretNiils,
heirs at Law o' Madison
Mills. deteas ed, Defend
ants.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of the judgment rendered in the
above numbered action, in and by the above named
.ourt, and Of an execution 10 me directed and
Saturday. the 20h day Of December, A. ID.
1873,
at II o. clock a M, Of said dav at the Court House
door in the City OF Leavenworth, in the county aud
ra,.iy to the highest bidder. for eash in hand,
each Of the folIosins described tracts
Of land, situate, lying and being IN
the County Of Leavenwo tn aud State
NJ Kansas namely: fraction north end offraetionsI
southwest Is y. Z. quarter Of sec ion number
ent-en ti7i, in wn-hip number nine o., Of range
number twenty-three OBJ, containing tueoty-
seven an ninety fveone hundredths "a. y5) acres
and the southeast qua ter Of section numfer th'r-
teen tf3) in township member nine ~, OF range
number twenty two (22l. said property has been
levied upon and Is to be odd the property Of
"A d defendant Madison Mill.
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff OF Lesvenzorth County. Kansas.
>teen- Office, Lesvensorth City, Kansas, No
vepiber I2ih A. ID. 1873.
krRoS sBEEKY, Attorney for Plaintiff
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AMAx by the name Of Joseph Gamble,
residing in South Leavenworth. was severely
wounded in the Left arm yesterday by the
accidental diacharse Of his gun, while hunt
ing in the vicinity of Pilot Knob.
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5O0,OOO bottles of Green's August
Flower has been sold in this State in three
months. We only ask you to 20 to the
irug store Of Robert Parham, Leavenwor,b,
Kansaa, and &c, bottle free Of charge, Or a
regular ,;ze At as cents. Every bottle war
rsnted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, Sickheadac'.s, Costivene'., Heart
burn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach. Indlees-
ZION, impure Blood, or Deraneed Stomach
and vef. Try il. d&weow
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THE HOOSAC TUNNEL.i
A Hole Made Through the Base
of the HOOSac Mountain.
The Event Celebrated by the
People OF the North Adams
and Invited Guests.

Spec:a' Disrl'ch to he Chicago Trib1ne.
North Adams, Ma|s., Nov. 21.-There il
hole through the bsse OF the Hoossc Msun.
tain from the east to the west end. At thir-
teen minutes pest three to-day, the final con.
nection of the head nss Of the HoO.sc Tua.
mel was made. At al ut half-past one
O'Clock, Big San, Who has charge of the
work of loidir. the drill-holes with nitro.
glycerin.. set atout tbs task. There Were
Twelve holes from the central shaft, each
twelve feet deep, aud these were loaded
each with
EIGHT FEET OF NITRO GLYCEEISE.
There were "a many niore holes on the other
side, but they were not 30 heavily charged.
This charging occupied about half an hour,
and at two o'clock the wires had been con-
nected and Big sam retired from the head
ing, but il was abou. three o'clock when the
signal was sent forward to fire the blast. 1t
was decidedly
PICTURESQUE SCENE,
az the spectators stood awaiting the great sx-
plosion. There wss a party of students
from Williams College, perhaps ten Journal
lists, a score Of visitors who were only CD
rious, and the RS we're miners. There WIS
great tying on Of hats, which mi hit he
blown away, aud great s,uffing of ears with
cotton 10 deaden the sound. Match. were
got in readiness To relight the lamps that
were TO b. extinsu'shed.
When the blast W.. made all rushed for
ward with yell aud cheer. and the inter.
vsring i'siance of | 200 feet wss quickly
made. The miners. who had determined
that Mr.. STANLEY should be
THE FIRST MAN THROUGH,
were guarding it closely. A line was formed
on either side, and Mr.. Shsnley and TIE
Hon. Rober, johnson, chairman of the tun-
mel committee TOR the present year, marched
between the two lines OF cheering miners and
visitors. At the breach NJ. Shsnley fell
back and pushed Mr.. Johnson through ahead
of him. Here followed the invited vi.i;ors,
and afterwards the miners.
THE OPENING MADE
was about FIVE feet sGuare. The breach was
directly in the centre. At prese.: the lines
have not been run, but the variations, If any.
from the two straight lines are extremely
slight. The only celebration in which the
people of Adams INDUCED was the sending
Of band to the west shaft
WHAT THE WORK HAS COST.
In the construction of this great work for
y-three lives have been lost, ss follows By
premature explosions, q, viz: bv nitro-giy-
cerine, 10; by common powder, 6; by giant
powder, 4 by dualine. =; by explosions of
the nitro-giycerine magazines, 4; viz: 3 at
the west end and l at tine central shaft by
falling down the central shaft, 9; killed by
rock falling from the roof and other acci-
dents, s; drowned in the brick arch at the
west end, OF. l, 1869, l.
1t il estimated that the Yock taken from
the tunnel and the central shaft would make
a perfectly solid cube with side Of 235 Fee,
thus covering an acre and one-Iusrter of
land, With = pile 235 feet high.
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A HORSE belonging to Martin Berer. an
expresmsn. dropped dead yesterday alter
noon, on Seventh street.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LENvESwoRrH,
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
sitting in and for the county of LeavenwOrth,
State Aforesaid.
Thomas Mellon, plaintiff,
The unknown heirs Of Il. p. Simmons, decsassJ
iefep.iants.
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Sent securely sealed, post paid, for 50 cents,
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Alteration Il called 10 the sdvestisement Of
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STATE OF KANSAS, I.
COUsTY OF LKAvKSwoKIH.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the STATE Of Kansas. sitting in and for LeAv-
enworth County, in said otate.
Emma q. Halsey. Assigneel
ofJ. l.. Alternately and J.
N. Alternately, partners
asAbernathy bros. Plain
tid.
A. c. Van Duyn. Admins
TRAITOR Of the Estate Of
Madison Mills deceased, Case No 1851.
Maryzrt Mills, wido~
Of said Madison Mile. H.
len ". Mitchell, wife Of
william G. Mitchell, En-
ma J. Brewer, wife ofDr
John W. Brewer. Frank
n. Mills, Clara Mills and
Margaret Mills, hairs at
Law 81 Madison Mills, de-
ceased Defendants
DUBLIC NOTICEH hereby given that under
/ and BIZ virtue Of, he Judgment rendered in the
above numbered action, in and by the above
named Court, - Of On execution TO me diIeeted
and delivered. vi on
Saturday. The 20th day Of December, 4 ID.
1873
a, II o. clock A. ~ Of said day at the Court Hou-e
door in the City Of LeAvenvorth, in the County
snt Site Aforesaid. Offer at puzzle sale ard ssiI
separately the hi. hest bidder. ". cash IN haBd
each of the fallosi ing sTibed tracts Of land, sifu-
ate, hing an being in the County Of Lezven worth
and state Of Kansas, namely: aetioe north end
Of fractional soufhv st Is y ~ quarter 81 section
n.mber seventeen ~ in township nunhsr nine
10, Of range numbes twenty thres t2s) oosfsining
twenty seven and pi,ety- 6ve one hundrsdshs
ca .5-I0, .ers; and the ssuthesss quarse- Of
tioo number thirteen t13} In township number nine
(9l Of rang. number twenty-five en-.
Said properly has been levied upon ard IL 70 b.
sid as the property Of .aid Dessndent, Xaiison
Mills.
THOMAS LEfNARD
Sheriff Of Leaven worth eou. ", Kansas.
SheriHs Cftce, LeAvenverth city, KAnsas,
November II b, A. ID. 1S71l
BYsDx SHERRv, Attorney f,s PiainssG.
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