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0,0o0 in narrow.gnngo to connect Ills planta-
Aons In Coahomn with Momphis.
Senator Oliver 2. Morton and party l,avo cono
to Colorado Springs.
Mr. Co1fax 1,as Just paid a5, 223 for n dwelling
In Bonth Bond, 1ndlAnn.
DR.. N. Edaon Sheldon, Of d1ona Falls, N, Y, q
Presidential .EIector In 1864, died July 0.
Col. J. Madison C,,tts will lo marrod II, WASH
ington, next wook, to Miss Mary u. Whcclor.
Sidney 2. Morse, ono Of the editors and pro-
bis connection with that paper.
r. J. Nichols. Superintendent Of tho mountain
dtYision Of tho Union Pacific, ia to tako charge
OF tho Omaha division.
crying out, "Gen. 0. o. IIo,vnrd Con, o, o.
Toward !! And now good many moro, aftor
looking at tho lll.smellng fragn,onta Of his
loity, " Oh, oh, Con. 11o@nrtl'l oil, Oh, Gon.
Howard !"-Louisuilae Cou,4cr-Jo,,7al
At st: potornburg, tho princoss Dagn,ar hav-
Ing said to tho shab, BY way Of civiii!Y, that his
amonaa nn g. were exceedingly beautiful o pattod
sapq on no shG saoa ay AND 18th s1tFap ga
Tho Oriental pattern, replied, -" Mol nearly 40
beautiful as your ncok l"-Ne,o York Timer
Letter.
Col. Jnrros A. Evans, Superintendent Of Con-
str,ction m for tho California ond Of tho 1'oxns
pacsflc, who Inns boon Homo days In tllfs city,
returned to San Diego this morning OH tic
y, UjiT,1znbn, having closed q. Contract with L. il.
White o. 20. Tor SO goo redwood tioa, to he de-
ityored at San Diego hetween now and tho lat OF
November. This LOOKS like bubinoBs.-Sau
Francisco Post.
Several DRAGON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oro ! ,Y,o
anxious to know vl,oslor Sona:nr rai,n innfn' rfo
Mitclola divorce and me-oannging pcrform-
nro afraid tat in caao NJ ,tf H.. ;. ney
plo can claim dowor r;,hte 1,non M, ;ra,,o. H.
iney hnyo conyavni hcfnro ni,o ,,soc.a ~
yorco. Pooplo bilyinr n,,yth;rv ram NJ - rom- ~
rrnsa,rnn mi rn }cns n.; .H's lio" oon-
, 1873-07-08

California dootora know all about tho Darwin
ian theory. They Ind mocting In san Fran
according to tho Chronicle, DR.. Hudson, Of Oak
land, nlado = fow ronarks, from which We select
tho following statement: =" For Instance, you
take tho common amosphoza, and you will all no.
stramatopora, aud then you will SOC that tic
change to all oleaglnoua Acknowledgements is only
= matter Of time. [Faint applaase.l Now tako
the class OF. ma'achstracn or eyen tho graptoli-
certain in its conclusion ~ the passage OF a
regular bryozoa into full-growu and perfectly~
formed cephalspoda. loud applause. Now,
thon, having onco established tll!n fact, tho con-
blastoldea can in the same n,atuer become an
eoliiuodermata. Can tho most Akoptichl eony
that this conclusion Is true ono fl oyery re-
apoct7 (Enthuaiastic applAuso.l Then why
cess Of development in tiuo become lamell-
br&nohiatA?" D.
, 1873-07-08
PERSONAL.

J. z. Graves, Dubuque, is at the Gardner.
A. Noddoshut, st. Louis. ia at tha Sherman.
Tho Hon. Arthur Brent, Japan, Is at the shor-
man.
Gen. ". P. Weeks, Now York, is at tho sher-
Col, E. E. Dassott, Springfield, is at tho Mat
Mai. a. ". Edwards, Caslinyille, IL ut tho West
Side Briggs.
A. MoCargar, Liverpool, England, is at tho
Commercial,
The Hon. J. T. Bingham, Lawrence, Mass., Is
at tho Sherman.
Il. a. Chase, Of tho Kirby House, milwaukee,,
In at the Commercial.
Judge Thomas P. Upton, Bloomington, is at
tho West Side Briggs.
benjamin ". Putnam and Col. J. II. Ammon.
Boston, arc at the West Sido Briggs.
T. s. Allen, aoncral Manager Of tho Mics Pr
Per Mills, Michigan, is at tho Commercial.
nushel Sage, Jr., Superintendent Of tho Mil
waukeo l. Bt. Paul Railroad, ls at tho Grand Pa
cino.
Commissioner Hoyno haa returned from his
dahing excursiou at 0conomowoo. He says that
on Saturday he caught bass which was pro-
nounced tho largest that had over been taken by
the hook from the wators Of Pine Lake.
<A4AOub tAc d11lfAlp ~ tAH ohEAAJl 3HdLGEuaY
were tho following: ?. Q. Moffitt and family, al.
Louis; G. r. Butlor, OTTAWA l.. Latlin, Wau-
kesha ~. Eustace, Dixon B. Hall, Cairo |;
Alex Adams, New York; ". Il. Benton, Et.
Louis.
Among tho arrivals at the Sherman yoator-
day were the following O. T. Thompaon and
family, Cleveland; H. Wattors, Akron; Ebou
plymptou, Boston; John Dutterlold, Wheeling,
". Va; ]. z. Whoo!er, Colorado; Z. 3. Il.
Grant, st. Louis; s, II. Huber, shelbyylllo.
Among tho arrivals at tho Grand Pacific yos-
tsrday wore tho following: II. ]. Furbnr, New
York; N. III. Jones and family, Mompha; J. l..
Wl!llamH and wife, Fort Wayne; A. H. Irwin,
Cairo Emil Sauor, Nav York; John ". Bum,
Springfield; ]. L. 11nines and wife, plliladol-
phla; John Fletcher aud vito, England.
At the gault House Judge ". q. Haslott,
IlttabuEgh /, Hon: J. II. Day, Nov York !. A.
Hamilton, Fort Wayne; j, II. Egan, Gales
burg; 9. n. Richards, Rochester, N. r., ]. III.
Darnes, Richmond, Va. ]. q. Cummings, Bos-
ton; William .Dagaloy, Pittsburgh; O. r. vii
son, Ut. Louia; Hon. 4. T.. Elmoro, Fort
Howard.
Mr. Tom Foley left this city for San Antonio,
Texas, last oyoninB, In answer to an urgent dis
patch from james Cunick, batter known as
Jimmy" who 1aa leen away for the benelt OF
llla health for HoIno months. 1t appears that ho
waa taken ultdtlelly Ill In San Antonio, and IL
not likely to recover. This will be sad npwn to
large number Of pooplo In this oity, who hkyo
known Lin aInco boy.
Senator Aloosn, salAry.grahber, will invest
, 1873-07-08

n. Phillips, bookseller, stationor, and nevB.dealor,
No. 132 Dearborn street, near the corner Of Madison,
rs1uosts a To say that he keeps for sale 1t A times
supply Of postage stamps and postal cards Tor tha &c.
comnodaaon Of every ono who may be pleased to ask
for them whether 10 for ono stamp $40 worth.
that you want the patronage OF tho people, you st
bo accommodating, and know whereof we speak
when We say hat lie ia ono Of the most accommodate
Ink aild enterprstnE nows-deaers now III the trade.
Give him cali,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leaven sorth.
In the Distr Ct Court of the First Judcia District
Of the sat Of an - siit ng in and for Leayeu-
v"rth County in said State.
The Mstrcp, itan Building and Loan
Association. so' po'at:oa duly Or
eanispd under tn. avs OF tho State
Of K.nsas. PLAINTIFF, ~ s,n
D. Delos Comstsek, Harriet Conn.,
sto 4, his vile, aud Hx. riet Rlom
neil, Defendants.
DuBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that unier
to mo direc d md delivered, i-sued out o
the District C-urt Of the First Judiei pistrct 81
the Ssate Of Kansas sitting In ami Ieaveoso In
Coanty In said osase snd Of the jnd xme"t rem
Of In the above entitled nc Ion will - Tn sday
tie : III day Of February. A d. 1873, NJ ~ clock
=. n II aid day, At the Court HO.s door in The
City Of e0av~n worth. In the Cprniy and Stat.
at ressid, eAer u public sale and ssl to the high
ct bidder for ca.h in hand. the TO- lowing descrb-
Of real property. situate, lyiug and being In the
Countv Of issvenvorth and rtats Of Kans.s,
namely: A part a The so1sheass qua ter Of the
south est quarter Of section thirty I've (35l in
township eitht (s) Of nnge twenty two ~. com
g. 3. ~ o0avard. In James Davi,' adj lon u he
city Of Ieos0n soTth, thenee south sixty (6O) feet
Themes east one hundr and iorsy (i40 feet thencs
north sixty (60) fest III nee ct hundred and
1orty (l$o) iees to the plsco Of BEGINNING. raid
pros srty 10 to b sold ed By said special
execution and In Dur usnes Of said ia "a enf.
THOM ~ LEO AID, sheriff.
" r z. PALNss, Under Sheriff
eherid' O0es, Leavsn orih tity,
January 18th, A 1873
H.s.An: h1ILIxos 4 FAHLos: Attorneys for
flAin'i6 tan1s = iItS VT
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Personal.

Mr.. Story, the sculptor. will iu;ld a
residence in Rome.
| A. T. Sewari's new residence cost a
million and half.
-Feancis Gui.), is ergasc! upon book
on minority representation.
| Forester, the French historical painter,
is dead. lie was upward Of Seventy.
Gen. Schencs's youngest daughter Is
said 10 he the fancee Of an English noble
| man.
Hon. W. II. West j. spoken Of "a n
| member Of the Constitutional Convention,
| from Logan county.
-Near'y seven thousand men and one
thousand horses are gathering ice on the
Hud.on river, and it averages eleven inchts
in thickness.
An ambitious rennsylvsnian won 81
recently by walking barefooted through the
snow, ant paid $40 .or the amputa'ioa OF
one Of his feet.
Don Pistt acquired his reputation as a
duelist some twenty-six yeats ago, by ex
changing two harmless shots with fright
ened Ohio boy.
The Seth Thoms. Clock Company have
iss, sent to Mansfield, Ohio, clock six ieei
high. six feet vide and four feet deep, cost
ing 1900.
1T is said that some of the p-ops.eiors Of
the large New York hotels are Abou: 10 dress
all the servants. porter., &C., in regular
uniform.
Paul Curtis, the s'iphurldsr Of Boston,
ia dead. He built the well known mission
a.
Her Johann Srsn~, the leader and
compo-er, is wiring bunorous letters about
his adventures in the United States TO the
Pessher Lloyd.
-Pre.ident Theirs received for his his
torical works, during his long literary cr-
reer, eighteen prizes, amounting 70 nearly
three hundred thousand francs.
Toe entire copyrights which Frederick
von Schiller, the great German poet, re-
ceived for his works during his Lifeline fell
short Of f;fieen thousand dollars
The Msyor of Tall.hasse srnounced
that be would tate no salsry for his duiies,
but has disappeared xifh seven Thousand dol
lars Of the city money.
The cofIin Of the viscountess Beacons-
feld MN. Disrseli) vss covered with |
vrssths Of white assless and cameliss. the
pastisg eifls Of the Baroness Rothrehild.
-Wohineioa Irving's great delight vas
10 rcd in the open air. s'Come and SEE
me-" vas his inviiatioa 70 friend, ''and
I'll give you . book and tree"
The nceosious Josephine Msns6eid has
med Nsthsn Appletos. - one q the part
sesp in Bowis & Co., b recover So. 500 de-
posiied Win he fras-is- PafiA :
"A vicksburg hackmsn. Who charged =
biiud vonan dpsbJs fare and then cheated
~ - = usking cher1e, hss been in
NJ = eUO Hno.n E4lb ssA taks co.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

In the case of Miss Susan B. Anthony,
charged with illegally voting at the Novem-
Der election, the United States District Court
of New York yesterday denied the applica-
ton for writ of habeas corpus and the dis
charge of the lady from custody. The court
declined to decide the question of the right
of a woman to vote, and gave Miss Anthony
the opportunity which she desired of appeal
ing the case to the Supreme Court of the
United States for final decision.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30
NOTICE

THE following persons are wanted N the once
Il Of T. N. -. Cough, No. los shawnee street.
Lelvenvorth. Kansas:
wiilism Andersap, late private Company =. 9th
Missouri infantry volunteers
Samuel Leighton. Iass Capt Co A, sth Kan.
Adephus N. Adams, PRIV Co Z, Tn Vermont
WIN. Eergs man. brother of August Bergman,
late priv't Co L. I'd Mo Vols.
Ma -. linda , Bak r guardian minor child Of Ale.
Allen brown, priv Co Il, SD u CT.
David Btu ren's heirs Co c, 9Th
=, Martin bamman, priv u, 5th Rhode leland City
James H. Beleher, priv F2iKan.
Joshua Burton, priv ssd, UsCr.
John bro~n, priv N. LIST Mo cavalry. :.
Marcy Boal, widow Of Wilson Bosi, priv Co =,
Charles B,sh, private D, All infanty.
Julia Clavrn. su rdian o, minor child Of Jno
Roe, priv LIST Kan inf Vol.
William Carter, private y, SD U Set.
Joseph Cole man ssrgt +, 9Th Kan cav.
Peter Daily. priv C, LIST Kan inf vos.
pasld Deiany, priv b, 7th cavalry Ne State
Joel Drake, priv L, 10Th regimen, Kan State NJ
1itia-
John Gurthy private ii, 18th infy UsA.
Charles Graham, SD U Set.
Stephen Groh, private Coz, 18th KvC
kob.rt 9vinn. ist-Lieut Co l, S7th Set.
william Gresham, priv A, SD Set
Patr CT Gallagher. priv X, LIST Ills infantry.
Co p. 7th 5 CT.
Aupfn1S Jonnstu, pfiv II bStn
10Th set.
James Kesgan. Co Sd S infantry.
Mi,ly a Lyies, widow Of Walter Lylss. p'i'F
Wilson Lucas, corpl A. 175th Ohio infantIy
Drmp<sy Ls gett. seTyt 1Sth SET.
Henry LOrsnzen.
Mary Jane Miner. sister OF Jacob Peavey, eorp'r
+, 18th USCT.
jacks n MeDougalI, A, 1st Colorado cav
Lib ret.z Mason, widow Of kieh' d Johnson, ssrSS
II. 83i ) CT.
Sep Miller prvG, I'd Iowa infantry.
Thomas MaloD~y, Q u employee.
t'so Miller, brother of W Young.
Charles Mack, psiv o ID. I'D q CT.
Michael Purcell. priv K, 9Th Penn infantry.
tssorg- feAie, 10 =, 18th b eoloFed infsniry-
Jacob ksly, pri ., SD scr.
Jo W kirn4rison, Price raid militia
Nath Mol simpson, fzrri ~ I'd Color do
Jacob >uman, PRIV c, SSH Ohio. infantry vck
joseph schlem, cop'l 1s' Penn eavzFy.
yonn T.lhert, priv 20 IL. SD Set.
Jennie Turner. mother Of Walter Turner, pciy
Co ., SD set
0eo ills Co I'd Artaus,s vols.
tdsard iliisms, pri. C, SD U set
John Will AVIS eo'p'l 85t Set
!, s3t U 8 CT.
John Isweilen. Co A 57th UsCT
Ssml Brown, Co ", Ssh UsCT
Rerj Marshall, Co ". 79sh U Set
Robert Tspp, Co II, SD set.
BY calling At my Office at early date - po--
hee, thsSs parties Will benefit thens~iv-s and
'!so oLhgs, EN-. o. CLOUGH,
Claia Agent.
leavenvorth Kas-. Jan. 2fih, 1871
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

In H. Dist.ies Cart u he Fius Juasiai District
e1ees s.aee 9 -. Sitting IN ard Sur Lsavea-
STATE o. EANsAs,
0ry ASD CscxSx - LsAyHxuonzx -.
ESh6d Je8Ana,c YlsiniiG.
IAseaA Hsnes, 1s'vina H,.isa, q. -.
JeAeN: Jesasn. 0Issrs w. Jsaar }Ns. 4, s4s
eoe, Wdn0 Z. JoAnsGn, ASDs0 z
yohnsca. klisabssh 4. H0lloa and
=. = None. DsssndantA
DU8I.Cx0TIC4 y hereby gives that undrr
u and - virtue Of Q spec.al sxsruti a - ne
eifeeteo aDo 0ehve1ea, uaue4 out Of the Dtssnrt
Court 81 Tie Fist Judicial d tFes " the Ss.te Of
r. =. sas.tng J. - q. Lsa,ssvor scansy n
sd Seate. and ofths judeensat Esad-rsd N tho
stove ensitkd setioo. vsf % rhafsAAy he 2oxu
day q February. = p. se7o. 81 % Ssk A. u.
Of said day, q the eoaYt h0une door, e. the City Of
Leavoa orb. In he eoua 81, > ate albeesaid.
chez AZ public als. and ssll separately, TO u e
high~>t bidder. f5s eeh In hand. the tslloving
Ssseresd rs., Psopsrsy. At.aas iyt.s ssa being IN
namely: Ths orb half In 1-7) II the snathsass
a1as,er L. ~ Il section TIRE a. tovsshiv nine
81 q Isnse tvsa'y-0os (3l.) ans ihs DortA hall
- i-2l o. IL northwest q iarer tnv ~ q SC
tien nine o. township ains s.aes sveaty -Sne
(u,) exrPung tvo scrs IN the northeast CO nes Vi
II .orss A.,f t.i-s) Il the sesss..st Ssarss,
10 1-ll u section three 81 township pins Is, J
Ssngs tventy:cns tt,.) ssia Pvcp-ry y 10 Be sold
- csmmaadrd by he aid sPscsai execution and In
Psr'aancs II aid jars%sot .,,.~,.n
SHERIFF. u L4aseowRlA County. Kanss.
~ r 3 PALnsa. Und~f ShssiH.
sAsri1s eoce, LravsaversA CITY. Jansary lsss'
LuaE. BAxsa. At.er,sy 1br flainha.
fmildltAVtd
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

Rub on your shoes, ladies, mixture Of
equal parts of rosin, beeswax and tallow.
The le.iher viii never rot or crack, The
she's wop't leak, and you will cost your
hrsbssds many dollar less each year, and
yoEr understanding" will always be soft
sud comfortable. Then you'll have 10
corns and your temper will not have ugly
rents in It /; and Il the girls viii do . We
say, the young men, not having the fear a
shoenakess' bills before their eyss will he
more readily ct married, and the number o:
economical, happy homes will be multi
piled.
Kansas City was the scene Of two do
msstic episodes day or tvo sinne. The 6rss
was that Of oolored gent flying through he
street with bull dog hanging 10 his ~
pendess and his amiable would-be widow
following close enough in the rear to CON-
veniently belsbor him with . cow-hids.
About the same tire gentleman, Q smoker
and married man, went into cigar Store
kept ty women. Stopping them lsaesr than
strict propeiety would seem b dica,Ae. hs
vife. Mo haPpenea b Be in hat p.st e
asWn, cd hearing Of his wbeseabouls. mo-
esslsd . lid hin ont like . vhipped M
- y IL ear.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

STATE " kAHsAs. }m
In the Dissris, Court q the Flint Jsais.l District
Of the state Of an,as sitting n and i0r LsIven-
verth county in said etaae.
The Ls.veavorth Buildine and Truetl
Company, e,Fp Satiou duly organ.
Used und z tbs laws Of the State Of
Eansas, Plaintiff. ! No. 5, c4l
Solomo, Miller and Anands Muller,
beiendants.
DUBLic NOTICE Il hereby given that under
1 sad BY virtue Of speci Il exeeut on 70 me DR.
rOctod and delivered. issued out Of ihs Distric;
C0u Of the First Judicial District OF the State OF
Kansas, sitsinx In amt Tor L.avenvorth County,
in said State, and Of the judgment render in the
above entitled acton, l will On 1hur~s.y, the
10Th day Of February, A. ID. 1878, AZ 2 o'siock r.
H. Of said day. II the court house door in the City
Of Lsavea WORTH, the county and state aforesaid
e6er o. public sais. and Sci separately, to the
highest bidder, for cash In hand, the following
described real property 81 uaie, lying ard being
in he county u Lawn worth and STATE Of Kansas,
namely: Tho southrast quarter OF the eout beast
quarter Of section number tventy-four t23,) in
township number eleven I'D of range number
twenty (20,) and the east half q the northet st
garter OF the southeast quarter Of section numb
twenty- four (24 in hsh,p number s,svsn III, }
Of fargo number t.enty e. raid prop rty is to
b sold - commanded by the Sail o., cial execu-
ton and in pursuance Of slid Judgment
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff II I<svenworth County, Kansa.
By r. Z PALMER, Under sheriff
sheriff Once, Leavenworth City, January 18th,
A. ~. 1873.
II. N. HEkxAs, Attorney kr Plaintiff.
jan:<dftlwtd
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summations.


JUDGE KELLEY has written a letter to
the executive committee of the Philadelphia
Soldiers colony, regretting his inability to
attend them, but warmly endorsing their
movement. He refers to the colony towns
which he has visited, and points out the
various benefits which are certain to result
from immigration by colonies. The Judge
thinks ons great want of the West is man
ufac;urers and mechanical laborers, and
points to tie ar0malous condition of Iowa
and other Missouri valley States, where the
people are rich in the products of the soil
bu: poor in the possession of ready cash.
The necessity for variety of labor and pur-
suits is very clearly pointed ont in the CON-
munication.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30
A SERIOUS yOK r..

After the expose of the private History
of the Caldwell Senatorial election, partics-
larry the publication of the amounts paid
certain members for their votes, no respect
able Legislator will sell for small figure.
The day of cheap Senatorial elections is past,
as no Legislator OF any self-respect can af-
ford to be published as selling for less than
5000. Should he only get one-tenth of
that sum, his constituents would feel eternal
ly disgraced and he would be politically
damned.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

A tall, slim fellow ID in trouble. He
wants to know what character to assume 1t
a masquerade. A fashionable Journal .d-
vises him to braid hi legs and 90 rs = whip
lssh; roll himself round and round dozen
times and 90 as roll of tape; wrap himself
in the national Dag and 20 as q bayber's
pole; bTis,le his hair up and 20 - . white.
vash brush; swallow q few marbles and 20
a q rattle-box; put IN insulator in his mouth
and 60 - q Telegraph pole; or walk o. his
hands - . pair Of scissors.
IA Wacunsia schoolmaatef grovls be-
cause he has 90 little pay foe his Ussk. Lass
veeS he thrsshed nine boys, toned four
small girls. ki.ed ali The large ouss sboard-
Cd around" every day, bailt his ovn 6res,
besides attending 10 the regular daily school
exercises aad his ealasy = oely a . week.
The authorities Of Brooklyn have Of
late been very sciively engaged il suppress
ing and efadicasing tie gambling haunts,
panel places. and housss Of prostitutioa In
hat city, and, 10 ascsFsaia The degree Of ex-
enpeioa alrssdy aisaiasd, the hoard Of no.
Ice secssaly ised N ord~ disectins de
capsains Of precincis 10 iasiitule thoeooRh
exaninaAioa of thsif respective difricls.
Thi invssaisatioa - - cuopleAsd, and
shows that The city = alaost cnsirely free
iron pebble via. II several Of he NOD
popaloas peeciecls q ~ city ut q single
hose II in exi.a4 a.o seasssly eanhlfag
hose o. place Of sseial evil = 10 8 tuuDd
in the ely. The diaaFieas IRE al properly
pafroled, and IL hv-ahi1lse pestioo q thoI
q he cuammily sejeieA
"A shazp kllew ahipqsa . tanl q 81
|ra1sm - Aahsnas bsqgAt ~ a0o q !
Iss..a II ~ dsllhA ~ tAea ~ -
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MINNESOTA otiera a fine field e,

MINNESOTA offers fine field for the poor
immigrant. 1t affords such beautiful e1-
tremes; the summe- is short and warm; the
winter is long and cold. The farmer can
grow a good crop, but winter generally
strikes him before it is harvested; and then,
az the railroads are under snow all winter.
and he has no market, he always has it on
hand to commence next season with. There
is no trouble wintering stock, as they gen.
orally freeze to death during the snow
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

WILLIAM HUNGERFoRD, the Oldest law
yer in Connecticut, died in Hartford ON the
18th inst, at the age of Sc. He was gradu-
ated at Yale College in 1909, and admitted
to the bar in 1872, and was the only survlv-
ing member of the Constitutional Conven-
ton of 1878. In 1856 he received the de-
gree Of LII. ID. He has not been in active
practice since 1860. 1t is said that he had
never been out Of the State but three times
in his life-onoe to New York, once to
Springfield, and once to Providence.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

STATE OF KANSAS.
C0USfY o. LKAvgswonH.
In the District Court Of 'he Fir,, Judeisi District
sfthe State Of Kansas, sitting in AID fer Lsavsn-
womb county In sid oss,e.
z I. Fas.s.ersh. Plaintiff !!
TX w..h.dll and william Il. H.Ish,. No ~'i'
Dsiendsaia
DUBLIC notice 10 hereby given, that under ard
il bv virtue OF N al - e1ecurion TO me directed
and delivered. ssu.d out Of ths Lissries Court Of
the Fra Judicial bissFic Of Ssste u Kan = sif-
ting In and fes Leavsn sorth eouaty In saA state,
asd Of the iSment rendered In the above sntt ID
ae'ios, viii. ON
Saturday. tie Ii day Of Aares. A. y. 1873.
Al II o. clock l. u efsaid day. q the Cont House
ssats sibssseid. o0sr q pabiie ale add ell 20 the
highesa b36aes, easA In hand, TIE following de-
sefieed ssel srepssty, sitaae lying and bsin< II
he e:ansy q L~svssuor.h add STATE q Kaas .,
The south half Of the iSllo~ins deseribsl lasd:
besinning q the nosss~s.s eurDs Il Tho ssush
iAss,- ioanhs 90 Of The east II o, The .orshsast
ssass tvssts 20 "a d. nee so.th along = s,...
line one hasdssd and xty-ons (SsD Ess tnsoes
yes By sees,os Inns 40 huadsed and ten tzi0l
- sizsy-ess tis,) ~. then . sss By sss1.s
line t.e hundred and To- q o. tcst, ressrving
thirty fse inn The aes Gds fse suss., - 10
ssrded II lie e@ee sfshs keeieR o. rec . II asd
eaid property levis1 sVso - - - sd as the
f.oessty q tAs stove nansd d<Sssdast, b K
THOMAS LEONARD.
0h9 1ef lesyvss-sth Iosssy. K.saa
y EPALnEa, Undsp Shesin
BYooH 6aEnnY. Att.sDsy for Plain,ia-
khAis'sOoes. LssvsavSEtA City. Jnssry IA,
INA tanl1td
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

WE trust 1ur new Senator will urge a
liberal appropriation for Fort Leavenworth
and Postofiice in the city. Our members
of the Legislature can secure the necessary
legislation if they are wise; but, if they al
low private ambition to interfere with their
public duty, our interests viii again suffer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30
As n UGH.

Ia the new Congressional apportionment
Leavenworth will be q power. As q county,
We expect to be no longer a cipher in Con-
gre.sional politics, but intend to exercise a
political strength that properly belongs to
us. 1t is almost time for the largest town in
Kansas to have as much influence in poll
tics as Kansas City, Mo-, has been e1er-
cisinv