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Nt. Patrfck.S Day.

The celebration of the anniversary of the
Patron Saint of the "green isle' has al
most assumed the proportions Of a national
festival in America. Throughout every city
and hamlet and township, whi;hersoever the
Irish emigran: has penetrated, be the num-
Der great or small, each recurring auniver-
sary of the great Apostle of Christianity to
the Western Cel,, will be celebrated on Mon
day mex. with becoming ceremonies. In
ireland it is natural. Ga the hill-tops and
in the valleys, in the crowded cities and
amid the secluded glens, the Irishman will
be seen on Monday next, the 18th inst, re-
pairing to the village chapel, the more pre-
tentious church of neighboring town. or
the Csthedrals of the larger cities, wearing,
with the proud air of freeman, whose free
dom is still like Emmet's epitaph. thing
of the future. the national emblem-the
Shamrock.
In America the celebration assumes a
more sisni6can: shape. The Irish in this
country think and feel like freemen, in free
land, and whilst they think so, forget not
the lsnd Of their birth. Their celebration Of
the anniversary Of their patron saint makes
them feel that they may yet celebrate
the anniversary Of the independ-
ence Of the mother hand, foe which they and
their ancestors have been yeaning for years.
Hence il ID, that in New York. San Fran
cisco, and I'll over the United Staaes, The
Irish and Irish American citizens, celebrate
the day with appropriate hooors.
We are pleased 10 learn that the Irish
citizens Of Leavenworth are mot behind
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They Return The Property and Escape.

On Friday, the 9TH inst, two blacksmiths
from Fort Ieavenworth, named Dick Han
non and - Lanford, called at the livery
stable Of Wash. Woods, in this city, and
hired two-horse buggy, saying that ,hey
wished to so 10 the eight-mile house, west Of
town. Tie same evening Mr.. Woods re-
renee, stating that they would return the
horses next day. This aroused Mr.. Woods
suspicious, and he started Immediately in
pursuit. Arrived at Lawrence, he learned
that they lad gone by way OF De Soto ferry
toward Olathe. At the ferry he ascertained
that they had represented themselves as
Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff of Leavenworth
County, and actually went through the for-
mula Of swearing in the ferryman as deputy,
and told bin they were going to Olathe.
subsequently Mr.. Woods learned that, hav-
ing discovered no doubt they were TOO closely
pursued, they had retraced Their steps to-
ward Leavenworth. Mr.. Woods followed,
and on his arrival in this city on Sunday
evening, found that one of them had pre-
ceded him with the horses badly used up.
On Monday morning, Mr.. Woods having
procured the necessary papers for their ar
rest, proceeded to Fort Leavenworth, but was
unable TO find eitherof the parties.
There is no doubt but that for the promp,
actiou of Mr.. Woods in the premises, he
would have lost his property, and We would
have TO add another 10 the many daring acts
of horse-s'ealing SO frequent in Kansas.
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In the wonderful medicine to which the af!ict-
ed are above pointed 70 relief. the discoverer
believes he has combined IN harmony more Of
which God has instilled into the vegetable king-
DON for healing the eick, than were ever before
combined in one medicine. The evidence Of this
fact - foand in the great variety Of most obsis-
nate diseases which It has been found to conquer.
Coughs, and the early stages Of COmsuMp.
zion, it has astonshed the medical hcplty. ard
eminent physicians pronounce u the greatest
medical discovery OF the age While eu.es Tie
PARTIES the blood. By lite great and thor
Manors, from the worst sefefsia to :
common Bt0tch, Pi mple, q EFuHalcn.
elects, are eraiicitci. and vigorous health and Q
eo1nd constitution este ibis shed. EFy0ipelas,
Salt Rheum, Fever aOree, 8e6ly or
Rough skin. IL short. all the numerous dis
eases caused By bal blood. are conquered BY this
powerful p1rifyin, and Invisoratins msdieins.
II yoa feel dnll. Growsy. deoilitated, have ~
low color OF skin. or yci!owish brown 0potB on
face o. body. frelaeat headache o. diEziness, bad
with h1e aIsies. low spirits. and g1oo0y fore
boiinys, irregular appetite. and toogue coated,
yoa arc s1ferin, from Tor piA Liver OF
sBill01sncss.o In many cases q Liver
s., ea, Of sas 81 . :yp1e:on'
Dr. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery has no
cl1al - Il effects perfect cures. leaving the Nv.
cr strengthened and healthy. For The care OF
EIabitaa1 C0nsti patton Of The bowels h
Is . never aiiinz remedy. and tho.e Who have
us.i Il for this p1rpn.s Or. loud in its pEai.e
Tic proprietor of.rs q 100 reward Tor Q re6i
ef1. that viii e4nal It for the eure u ~ IL Dis
sas-s fr whichit - recommended.
ti y ss1ss. So : F:s sS: .. +:
cal Laboratory. 1ss Seneca street BU4Alo, y. Z.
Send your address tog Q pamph1ee
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Fee no'iee in local column. janseod
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iaNir- possessing also the peculiar merit of acting
u 4.ul agent in relieving Congestion or Iu.iam
nti''n 81 .e liver and V!see.al Ons, and in BILOXI
Diseases
For skin Diseases. Eru lions. letter Salt
R.ierm, Encass. Spots, PImplcS, PuSiules Iyos Car
,uns'es. Ring worms. d-Head, Sore EyeS. Erv
els licli, Sryi'fs BiSco.OTa;ons OF the SSi Hunors
md Diseases O; tie SKIN OF Whatever name or nature
~ literally dug up and carried Of tile system in
5hpr; tine by the OF these Btters Oae bot IN
such w. convince the most incredulous ii lleif
curative eff-c-s
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BURGLAR CAPTURED.
Caught in the Set of Pinndering Pri.
yate Residence.

About O'Clock Tuesday, 1ith inst, bur
slar entered the residence OF Walter 4.
Mayo, at the northeast corner Of Seventh and
Chestnut streets, and while passing from one
room to another on the second floor, the ser
want pirl gave a scream which shook the
house to the foundation and aroused the in
mates Mr.. W. A. Mayo Immediately sprung
out of bed and started in pursuit of the bur-
glar, who had by this time darted down the
stairway leading from the servant girls
room to the kitchen-the same route that he
went up. Mr.. N. descended by the main
stairway, and discovered the frightened bur-
glar crouching behind the kitchen door, and
at once raised cane to strike him, but the
thief imploringly raised his hands 10 shield
himself. Mr.. Mayo then collared him and
drew him up close toward him to prevent
the burglar from using any weapon. Mr..
Mayo has plenty of muscle as well
as nerve, and it is exceedingly well
developed, hence he held the providing ras-
cal close in his grasp until his son, L. Mayo,
and bis nephew, Mr.. Hall, reached the
scene
Word was sent 10 police headquarters and
officers Curry, Grover and Rice took the
prisoner TO the calztoose.
The thief entered the house by the kitch-
en- window, and took of his boots immedi-
ately after entering. He was recognized
yesterday morning as private Hines, of the
5;h L. S. Infantry. II Hines had gone into
the sitting room on the second floor, instead
OF the girls room, he would have found one
silver watch and three gold watches on the
mantlepiece
The house in which Mr.. Mayo and family
reside belongs TO Judge Halderman, who is
now in Europe.
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DR.. BOHAENAN,
OFFICE NO. GIG NORTH FIFTH STREET,
At. LOUIS. MO.

ESTABLISHED II ST. LOUIS IN 1887.
NURES all Chronic and Special Diseases in
~ short time, either in male OF female. CHARGES
low fees; uses no mercury
Or: BOhannan' $ g" Treatise on Special Disaases,'
which fully explains the nature, eauses, symp-
toms, &C., Of sperniatorahea or seminal weakness,
syphilis, female complaints, all impeiimen,s to
MARI age, and valuable information Oh other del
icate subjects, sent free to any address, in plain
sealed envelope, on receipt OF one stamp.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED
Dr. Bohannan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures all forms Of spermA'oIhea seminal weak
ness in from two TO seven weeks time. II restores
lost poser. and brings hack the youthful vigoY
Of those who have destroyed il by sexual excess
evil practices. This remedy has been used by
a,r. B"hannan in his private practice for over
thirty years, and has never failed IN ne even
the worst eases. Price IS. (Sent to any address
free from observaton.) Sold only at DIR. e. A.
BohanDan Office, No. 6I9 North Fifth street, st.
Louis Mo. Established in 1877. nov2Sdfv
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Probable Horse Thief.

A man who gives his name as ]. W. Dos
nell, was arrested in this city few days ago
under suspicious circumstances. He had IN
his possession horse which he is suspected
of having stolen, and which is now in the
custody OF WA. Hook, City Marshal. The
following is correct description of the ami
NAL: Light sorrell horse, abou. fifteen hands
high, seven or eight years old. branded on
the left hip with the letters 81. E" or ''E.
E." has some white hairs on the neck near
the head, shod all round, is in pretty good
condition, and isAn excellent saddle home.
The description We give thus accurately as the
Mammal feels satisfied that the horse has
been stolen. 81
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No steam whistles are permitted to be
blown within Philadelph;a's limits, but
some of the manufacturing establishments
are putting in gongs that can be heard two
miles, and which knocks nervous man of
his pins when sounded,
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The Strike a, the Con, Snnr.

The difference between the employers and
employees at the coal shaft, growing out of
the demand for higher wages, which has
caused so much inconvenience to the citizens
OF Leavenworth, has at last been adjusted,
and there are now some 6fty or sixty men
employed in the shaft, number quite suf-
fcient to meet all immediate demands.
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Constable John Shot seems determined
on securing reputation for violating the
laws which lie has sworn TO execute. On
Tuesday, having Judgment in his posses
sion against james Luscomb, and hearing
that the latter was about leaving the city, he
without due process OF law, arrested and
placed him in the custody of the sheriff.
A writ of habus corpus was Immediately
sued out by the friends of Luscomb, which
was made returnable to Judge Rces of the
Probate Court.
On an examination Of the facts il was dis
covered that Siott had 10 legal authority for
placing Luscomb in limbo, and he was ac-
cordingly released from custody by order of
the court.
Thus another instance is added to the many,
showing the folly of elec,ing incompetent
men 10 discharge important public trusts.
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Notice to the Afflicted and unabrtuns.s.
DR.. WHITTIER.

6l7 st. Charles street, St Louis, Mo.
venereal, Sexusi ard Chronic Diseasee
n1n any other Ply ia =, Los city raer. rhav
~Syphiiis, G onoSShcel, eject, Structure.
OfcnitiSs Hernia, or Rupture. all Urinary
Oaoeaee9rnd oypal!;tIcor !norcusial af5cc.
uons Q: tas throat, skin CT bones, sre tresi-a
uapafs I'D cncecss, on atest SCI. lie rriaeI.cs
Spesmatorri,csa, Sexua; Osbility and
ssi years ctrer luses aad vii,
Troauce sum: 81 1e:s: nssvoues- se-sa 4
shss:ons. de5tf On. Of sight Gessc.irs n..zs.-S
rtss on s (fce Phy=tcs dsc1y fte,y Of
(eiies GO Ifnos ttsaI is. seriai -osr.r etc rs
a ,, n1arria&e. i.,prore. or unhappy, ~.
sby: sent In s-sssfer.stpe sor stage stamps
OiSsaseS pecu:;as, to women, sueh
1"itaofIa 20; Dssle .o-reG. orrfI:d. Ls:acovva
vA"es Ch!vasis Di.e-sss nd scsa:s cytse o,sb
t~oGlmp'. win experience can be
Ed uen Eisseifov:,nsths fny,isn treat ~ thpu<-
Il f e.Ses e-ery aciiTes Essat gS=n.
or,os iris frcla.ntiy nrra persons nv cs,
'itd.nta n c,nSllt1iivn re- o ty !=:;.-,
ved. Wh-r irc0rvy visit Ga =.
C4-eatis l. i;i,fag.fy
.a:ed. Oh,s hsu-S: "a H.to5P. N. s1r',y-.l - ,,
H. Perss1s cfy. ia RS ei, ..cg Conc
dir.e: sofseoNes hatri h.ri1s :ss p ~ q.
Taoe sanert IL vhrls LS2sc Oft< r,la-1f;ths
most extensive n tao Country, c.sr,.i E..-t.Il
C9n.uAtton ronrcs, D0srln Ell f'...-- n;a-ia.a,:
hc.iSatcd and varcr B.'hJ . .a.ars;a,,
whore al rssi il the ,:lr.i. r-rj
and most 4 TIE LiJ-ay. olItai
latest sshdari works CO All 4, taS,I 90 r,rcisc
t.usfr-'i 2 d. Ss-s ec1ta-r. .tl.. srys q-I
f-'sa fa-i-. ~" - r-ra-Ie-i ~ ezTra-e cot.
On in ,-T o'aer Libss:. il th, .v. r :. a.-yis
"a = -, - - !, ! r..,--- 2 Il. Q, ss'
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TWILL sell, On ny farm near Stronger station,
i on Ibuxsday, March rs, 1873, all my stock and
hrmins implements, consisting Of one span Of
york mares, one Messenger brood rsre, one bay
Glly, Aynhire bull General E0pyth." tvo yea
old herd buck. corn planter, grain drill, Climax
mower, corn shelles Little Giant mill, suiky rake,
plows. harrovs, wagon and harnesses. Sale pesi-
live. Tenn eash Or approved note.
WILLIAM HAYDEN
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DR., G. BIGELOW,
Con llsleUssiAt Physician

Confidential Physician
Has removed from No. I13 SSath Ciark-.t., corner
OF Monroe, to No. l64 South Sr.Is-Sr., CHICAGO.
II is vel! known by all readers Of the papers that
Dr. Q. Bigeios in the oldest established physician
in Chicago Who has male the tres,ment Of all
chronic and Sexual diseases a speciality. Science
and experience has made Dr. Il. the most reno ne,
srkCiALiSf Of the age. honored by the press, es-
teemed Of the highest medical attachments by all
tho medical institutions OF the day. having devoted
TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE In peTfecting remedies
that will cure positively the Of CHRONIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of tAe 0SsIro-URiSARY
ORGANS IN both sexes. SKNrEAL WEAKNESS pro-
ucing NEevOUsNkss, AvERssoN TO SOCIETY, IN
PAIHkD VISION Loss OF AEAoRY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured Ii Is evident that. one Who con-
nes himself To the study OF eertsin disesses treat
Ing Of eases every year, must have greater
ski than physician in a general practice. Hesd
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies and gentlemen.
sent frOtO any address in sealed envelope. Con-
sULTATION YxEk The finest rooms in the city,
with skPARATk PARLoks for ladies' and gentlemen.
Call-see only the Doctor. CoRRssPoEDESCE CON-
rIDKNIIAL. Address letters 10 DR.. e. B.GE.
LOW, No 464 State ST.
N. B.-laalies send FOR descriptive Circular OF
Pessarie keue-f the hest preventive of conception
nosn. Sent to anv address free Of charge.
Ea,IcJSy
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nc SOtUhcFS On uuC n fOuRaI LAMBS
Some Of the papers in the southern par; of
the State are making great ado because the
troops on the neutral lands have not been re-
moved. The Commanding General of the
Department says the troops are now staying
there for shelter, and not to menace settlers.
The officers in command have been instructed
not to interfere with the civil authorities. 1t
seems to US that nothing more could be rea-
sonably asked for. No doubt it would be for
the actual good Of the settlers If the troops
were permitted to remain. At any rate,
their presence in that section necessitates the
disbursement of twenty-five or thirty thou
sand dollars annually among the farmers,
and makes home market for vast deal of
produce. Still, if the people are not happy
with the soldiers in sight, let the "boys in
blue be sent elsewhere; but this haste to
rush them away from winter quarters Is not
patriotic.
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Missouri valley Insurance Company.

Missouri valley Insurance Company.
The stockholders of the Missouri Valley
Life Insurance Company met on the 10Th
inst. in this city, and elected the following
gentlement TO the Board of Directors for five
years: Thos. Carney, Z. 3. Allen, L. Has
tings, j. f. Richards, J. L. Hunting. For
four years to Gil vacancy, Gen. NJ. Il. Nor
gan. For two years TO fill vacancy, J. A..
Kinney, Atkinson.
The Directors met on Wednesday, the
18th inst, and elected the following officers:
President-D. NJ. Sween.
Vice-P PRESIDENT. L. Alternately.
Asst. and Acting Secretary. /. Jones.
Actuary-H. ID. Mackay.
Consulting Aciuary-W. E. Harvey, St.
Louis.
Treasurer-U. L. Newman.
Attorney-T. A. Hurd.
Medical Direc,or-C. A. Logan.
Geo. A. Moore was elected Secretary, and
resigned.
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street railway have just been finished by
Messrs. Currie 4 Fling. The cars were con-
structed in Leavenwo,ih at cost OF $1,000
each, and are fine specimens of mechanical
and artistic skill, e1cellisg, if any differ
ence, the cars manufactured in St. Louis.
Two Of the cars are for the Fifth avenue
line, and one for North Leavenworth.
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DIR. "A. G.. OLIN,

loo roe. Chicago, ILL.,, Specialist Of g'ezt ex-
perence, nervous debility, all forms Of Pri-
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Particular attention given u old
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
New Remedies-Quick Cures
DR.. MON GC z,
81 Ct; teal S:,ec;:.;iAi.

MAKES all priva'. sni Chronic Diseases
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