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ALGXANDER TINE SHALL.
6OHNa p.

THINGS A MARRIED MAN CANNOT HELP
THINKING.
That all the girls used to be in love with
him.
That all the widows are now.
That il he were a widower he could marry
again, whenever he chose.
That all the other fellows are fools.
That he wouldn't introduce any fellow be
knows to his sister or his daughter.
That his wife ia little jealous.
That she used to be pretty girl.
That his mother could make good bread;
that his vile cannot.
That he would not trust most women.
That il he could ever speculate he would
make dis fortune.
That he would enjoy a country life.
That girls will never be 40 silly As TO
marry.
That his mOtber-in.lav may he fine old
lady, but
that smoking never hurt man vet.
That with little management the ser
wants would always do we'll and never give
warning.
That his shirt Buttons are grossly neg
lecsed.
That he il going to make his fortune some
day.
That he despisees old bachelors.
THINGS MARRIED WOMAN CANNOT HELP
THINKING OF.
That she was very pretty at sixteen.
That she had, or would have had. great
many offers.
That all her lady friends are five years
older than they say they are.
That she has a very fine mind.
That il her husband had acted on her
advice tie would be rich man to-day.
that people think too much OF the looks
of that Mics -, Who would not be called
handsome il me didn't make herself up.
That her mOlher-in-law is 4 very trying
woman.
That her sister-in-law takes airs, and
ought to be put down.
That her girls are prettier than Mrs. AS
girls.
That che would like to know rA<re her
husband spends his evenings WHEN be stays
ont.
That her eldest son takes after him.
That he is going 10 throw himself away
on Miss Scraggs
That Mrs Scraggs set her cap for him,
and did all the courling.
That her servant girls are the worst ever
known.
That she has taste in dress.
That she has good temper.
That she pilies old maids.
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Road n sstice.

NOTICE TO whom ii may concern: That there
IN will lie presented 10 the Honorable Board Of
County Commissioners of LeAvenw orth county at
their regular meeting 10 be held he frst Non
day ~ A ri', that being the 7,h d.y Of April,
1873. petition praying tor the locainn Of county
road. commencing a. the 4 seeiion corn,r between
sections No. ,nd 2, township No. 9, nce 81, in
Road, theme. sontp section line between sec
tions o. I and 2. II and II, md Is and IL. o. As
near said section line a goot roaI can be had 10
tons H. IL, Is and 10 of sid nship and range,
thence east about 20 Ils 10 intersect the Lea,
v nh and Oskaoo>a s;ale Road. and there to ter
inmate . Z. SALISBURY,
fe 2s-w2t Prime pal Pet itionef
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PublicaiiO0 NOllce.

STATE o. KANSAS. L.
Lsavsavssth County,
In ths District Court Of the Fit Judicial Dis int
sissing II and for aid County and STATE.
NarE.rst Pa'scel, Piainti6,
ae4jass he. S0o In diverse.
Jehn Hume0n, Dssendant- J
NVHE shsvs sansA deGendant JeAa Purcell, yin
take Doeies that the above naoed paainti9,
Naguaref fumceli, has A,sd IN the C3ssk's e4ee
q IL shsVs eatitisA Ceurs, hsr pstitiea ag1inst
ths aid dslssdant. prayinG fpe divosce, End thae
IL DasYiaeo heFet0f,se contracted hssveso sid
Iorti0 b dissDivs1, and for other and further
1T and - reafosstioa 70 her nsidea name, on
seresas Il the sr~ss neglses Of duty and extre9s
eTuoty b. aid deiepdant towards the aid plsatid,
spd yea, ths aid John Pur cell, defendant, are
heysSy 1oei6ed that Jules you plead. answer or
Anu 70 shs pe4itoa aiorerad, - hsfxe the 5sh
dsy q Nay text. 1873. ths petition will ts taken
= ira, aaA decree Of divorce wiu b catered
T. n. O. CLOCGH.
AtssgDsy lne Plsisti4
Nsxeh n. lS1. nax2l.V4t
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VOU the sb.ve named defendants. A. r. Nil,
Ter. VIII am smith. Joon Nyeys- ir md
Ellen N Myers are hereby po,i6ed that Won ~
gpther with tie other aei~.d .uts afo,s ns..S
hase been sued by the ab,ve namrI piai.,i0
N.rr,, 10. Cavnole- IL the s,ovs wrnIi...i
aid his petition in the We entitIed Set ,
a. an.t YOU an The other d. ms ~. ys ..m.d
aud III i YOU must answer ii pe,i,on On Q. Lec,e
the pan dsy OF Apr,I- A. ID is73 - iii ..ssss"n
vii, he take, =. ne and i.Ssm m !, nd. I'll ~.
cordinzIv OF Inc EpIIovioe nr,unr ,o-vf,. Ths.
The sa,a plain ii have .nd =, ,rer OF md ,ro~
you that eertsin tract Of land iv,Dg. situate nnd
i~iog in the C1uDty Of i<nyeov;rtn md Stase ~
Hausa, which is bouns,e,l n, follov, to-vi,. Co.
mapcip, At 4 D lint on the v,s, line Of The ssr.ee
tpovn a tr,advav. ,i.tv feet roth Of \ rcins
on id line opoo.it~ To The crntrr Of The - ~
Che.tout a. :. 81 vbere i, inte =, n. . IA Rro>61.v
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of LeavsnvoFth.
In the District Court Of the Flint Judicial Daseries
Of the State Of Kansas sitting In and tog Lsaven-
worth County in said State.
Robert johnson. Plaintiff.
Thomas J. Rolton, Melvipa
HoltOn, John w. johnson,
George W. Johnssa. viii No. 4, sss.
liam L. johnson. Alonso Z
johnson, Elizabeth A. Hol-
ton and b. 3. Moor, DeSsnd-
anita
DUBLlC NOTICE IL hereby given that under
i aad BY virtue of . special exscutiss TO ~
directed and delivered nsued out of the District
Court Of the First Judicial D tries Of the 6eats d
Kan-as, sis,ing in and for Leavenvorh county In
said State. and Of the judgment rendered IN the
above entitled action, viii % saturday, The 2ees
Of said day, at the court hoass deos In the City o.
Leavenvorth in the county ami State Aforesaid,
offer at public sale, and sell separately, to ttl
highest bidder, for cash in hand. Tie fllovina
described real property situate, lying and being u
the county Of leAvenv worth and Ssase q Kansas,
quarter lee ~ Of section three ts), tovnship !tns
(s): OF range tsenty-ons t2T, and the noesA bal
IN ~ OF the northwest quarter (nv ~ q seettoa
nine (9). township nine (S). Ianes tveasy-0o>
(2l, excepting two airs In the n0rthest corner q
the north half In ~ OF the southeast quastei
Zee ~ Of section three C3), t"vnsAip nine Cs)
range twenty lone (2i). saia property y 70 Be col
- commanded by the said special execution and
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leaveu worth County. Kansas.
Sherif's ONCE, LeavenvOrth City, March 18Th,
A. u. 1873.
LucIrx BAKs., Attorney for Plaintiff.
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STATE OF KANSAS. l..
COUNTY OF LEAvKSwOKrB.
In the District Court Of the FIRST Judic' al Distre
Of the state Of kansas sitting in and for l@aven-
worth Oanty, In said state.
Christ Boaman, Plaintiff.
s;::;: v 60, s;::; and ...-... c.'' No. sos
Dublic notice u hereby given, that under and by
Il virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the above
eRtitled action in and by the above named Court,
and Of . special execution issued sH'd Judgment
NJ directed snd delivered, Issued oHt Of tie
District Court Of the Flint Judicial District Of the
State Of Kan -. sitting in and for Lesvenv worth
county In said State l will on Thursday.
the liz hdsy Of April 4. d. 1878, at tLns
Oelock D. n Of said day. ct the Court House d OF
in the City IL In the county and Stats
Aforesaid offer ct public sale and ssll separately To
the hi. hest bidder Tor essh IL hasd, each Of the
following described tracts Of land situate, lying
and being in the County OF Leaven werih and Stale
Of Kansas. namely: lots number one 90 aid two
k,) in block number tventy-tVo, (22) in the town
Of TOoeanoxie in said county and state Said
property u 10 b sd c,mmandsd by the said
spec 81 sxeeuti0a and In pursuance OF said judy
@snt THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leaven worth county. Kansas
Sheriff sfkce, Ieavsnvorth City, March th,
L. D ls73.
r II. HowsLEY. AIRY. for PIT
Darl3-wlv
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County II Leasen worth.
In the District Court the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kznsas, sitting in and for Leaven
worth County, In said State.
Andrew Stuart, Pl.intil,
=: : ::;: r.: i: =: &, i
fy. DefsDdsnia
DUB. &c NOTICE ia hereby given. that ssder
L and by virtue Of the judgn resd rcd in ID .
above enutlea act . by the abo named
Court, snd Of . special e1ecuuo' irsusA On sosd
judgment, n me- direc'ed and delivered, sued
cut Of the District Court Of the First Judicial
1eavenvorh county In SAID sta e viii On 50 ur-
day, the 18Th ~ OF April, D. s73. 1t u o'eiosk
Q. m u MD day. II the Court HOUSE door in
the City Of Lesven sorih, in the county and b ate
afosessid. offer 1t public sale AMI sell sepa.tey TO
!ss Aishe.s hiadsr; Tor cash in had; sash Of
situate, lying and he bg in the
county Of Leaven worth ADD s; ate al Ksnsas,
~: The south hall Co Of the southwest qusrier
% Of sec ion thirty 20 (az). township nine ~.
,.sss ,.s.,' -Sss tap md ,,, y. ,Su s,,,
township nine 81, rasse twenty zone (Ii). Alec.
the sou'hssss qUsrtev 20 Of section thirty-tvo
t3zl. Township nine ts). range twenty IN,
and als0 ninety 1901 acres OF fron the sorth side
Of The noFshesst qusrtss 90 OF section nve (s) in
,sinng IN ali fur husdr.d and Ninety eco .sr..,
nor or isas Said psoperty TO b sold % command
I'd By the aid special execution and In pursuance
q nd judRness THOMAS LEONARD.
eheTi4 a. Law worth coQaty, Kansas.
Sheriff Once. lesvsnvorth City, kansas. March
PE,DE.I Gt DDAaD. Attorneys for Plaintiff
mars UAV.
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Ton ANsbEISSsDN,


Al recent meeting of The citizens of To.
peks, the following resolutions were sub.
mitled, and on motion, adopted.
Rcs9'red, That We, the voters of Topeka,
in meeting assembled, are in favor of an
homes; and upright administration of the
city government, an impartial and vigorous
enforcement Of the city ordinances withou,
respect to persons, and an economical ex.
penditure of the city funds.
Rescued, That we deem Major Thomas
anderson, the most acceptable candidate
o. ore who will carry ont the sentiments
"a essed in these resolutions, and We here
by pledge him our support.
There is no shame in Topeka. The citizen.
OF the capital are not susceptible the blush
after endorsing Tom Anderson as a mar
who would administer the affairs of the city
honestly. 1t is the common belief all ovel
the State, that he added perjury 10 the crime
of buying members of the Legislature viii
Caidwelrs money. The U. S. Senate Com
mit;ee on Elections and Privileges, BELIEF
that Anderson committed the crime of per
jury. The members of the Committee
friends and foes Of Caldwell alike, talk of i
on the floor of the Senate as though it va
q fact established beyond contradiction, tha
this man whom the people of Topeka an
going to elect as Mayor, deliberately and
knowingly swore TO lies when OF
the witness stand in Washington
Possibly Tom Anderson is the purest maj
in Topeka, hut as bad and corrupt as tn
place is, we believe there are better me,
than Anderson there. However Andersen
is accepted BY all classes of the capital cit,
as n representative man, and no doubt b.
will be elected. What confirms the belle
that he will be elected is the fact that tn
Commonwealth advocates his cause. tn
Commonwealth never comes out and support
q candidate openly, until it is conceded o.
all sides that that candidate is certain to mc
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"A recovery a the following dsseh.SA esaas,
which gent estrsy In Nay last ffon c. D 0ssaa's
layn, IN the soutav Dt corner - EatsDsans ts0a-
posed T. b taken W ~ pasties vhe hevs - pae.
81 them according - Law One dask b0y kosus
colt, No White marks OF br.nds; oss light by nass
hind fset white; one horss colt, hssvsso . 6arh
iron gray ss1 black; little star 10 lsrDAanA. 81
Lft kind toos vhite. Ihs shsve dssssiAsa eo1so
viii be t0o yoan cid this sosing.
faisDoanf, Kane0, - the sVDoe, 4. q Wsl<
Re0ssey. vyss1ssss esassy, KanlaA
RaIlyN3S
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cs:.sy = i.sss.o:sA.
In IL Disss1et Court Of ths Yint Jsdieisl District
- IL 6aaAs a Kansas, sittiAG In and for Lsvsa-
vosth Csansv In MD Seass.
0erna. saving BAnh. Plaintiff
Nm; M ,. s.: - 1.'.''".}os..'.a
nUBLIC NOTICE = heFsby given that under
il and BY virtue q shs judg1s0s sssdered 10 the
absvs sstisIsd aefios anA By the shove named
eeaFt, and u IN exseaa1oA 70 n directed and
dalivsssa, I vii - saturday, tie 18th
day 81 April. A. d. 1e71, as o clock ?. Of
~ day, q IL Court 0eass door In tie city u
LnvDv0th, 10 tAs esaasy and etsts sforesaid,
o0R q pah2ie - asd ssll - ~ highest bidder,
bs easS II hanA, The allowing described trset
q land sissaAa, lying asd heilg 10 the eossty
g L1oveavostk, nd staas Of kansas, namely:
Fmctioo DosSh 81 Of fs,esisaal ssuth vest (sv "
quarter Of section Dumbe1 ssveotrso an, township
SaDAss nine (s), d Sasos sunber tvsnty-thre
C3) eoosai ling tventy-seven and ninst Ave one
Sunaredths "a III aerea 1aid property levied
upon snA 10 - sid - tAs Dsopsty u the ahore
md 1efpnAant, AsAssa Mill.
TAOA AZ LEONARD,
eAssiA - IassavsstA Cssnty, Kansas.
Shsi9 . 49,. Leavsnvsrth CITY, Kaasas, March
lSah, 4. D. lS53.
,. 2 YnsvlLIAHs. Attssney ibr fiai,aiR
OoB1o.Vlv
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IT seems that Rev. J. d. Ligge.t and J.
F. Lesafe. both Of Leavenvorth. ct badly
mixed up. jim Leg.te 10 q spossed politi.
daa. Of the kprous school. vhoee touch /
contamination. Mr.. Iggett ustd to be .
minisaer Of the Congregational Chnrch, but
some time ego became Senator fomercy's
psiv.ts secretary, and We greatly fear has
S-kllem ftoa eFac3' and become ''bsck-
sls1es,. Il %. IN i.Aesmixtnrs viii Jia
lAeaIs ny b ngsrdsd - legitimate in
lichsa q jsliss b Wy Of nsrited punish
- - IL s7an.s-ksdP0dak
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COZ. y. A. COBB.

The gentleman whose name heads this
paragraph has been actively preparing him
self for the duties Of Congressman. He has
already rendered the people of Kansas
marked service through the influence at
tanned by his popular endorsement at the
polls, and we predict he will rank high
among the honored Congressman before the
Congress to which lie was elected adjourns
Col. Cobb will no. be found pocketing Credit
Mobilier stock, and voting for increased sal
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LEGAL.


cs ssATs O. 81 E. zSss.s; S.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of KAnsas, sitting in and Tor
Leavenverth county in said State.
Christ Hoffman, Plaintiff,
". fCaso No. 5, 39S.
George ". Esdes and FRANCIS
Fades, DefsadastA
DUBLIc NOTICE ID hereby given tAst under
i and BY virtue Of the judgment rendered in
the above entitei aetiou, In and By the above
named Court, and VI Q specil execution Issued
On said judgment, To NE directed and delivered,
vii. on
1hwsday, the LIT day Of My, A. d. 1873,
Ats O. clock p. m. Of said day. at the Court HOUSE
door In the City OF Leavenv worth, In the county
and State Aforesaid. oder public sale and sell
separaaey to the highest hifder for cash in hand
each Of the following described tract, Of land
uatf. lying and beins in the county Of Leaven-
worth and State Of Kanas, namely: Lots mum
bsfS one ~ and tvo ~. in block number twenty
I've t27, In the town Of Tonsansxe, in said county
and Stale.
Said property to be sold % commanded by said
the special execution and in pursuance Of said juds
| msnt.
| THOMAS LEONARD.
Sher q.
sheri6s Once. Leavenvorth City, March gath,
A. d. 1873.
| r. H. HorsLKr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
maH25-sw
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Cad


Debating on the Caldwell case grows sharp.
Speakers on all sides compliment The
''pluck' of the Senator, and pay tribute to
his honorable and manly bearing.
Carney and Clarke set no quarter. The
opinion a. to these recreants IL uniform
trading scoundrels-lying blackmaile.; job
bers OF the basest sort-thus, practically and
historically, are they painted.
As for our Lord Mayor, he fares no better;
nay, even worse. Logan, the Illinois Sena-
tor, not only denounces him - blackmailer
of the blacklist kind. but % 4 murderer
malignant, cold blooded murderer.
Those hit,-those terrific hits on The
TINES can nov be understood. Murderer!
ackmailerl There are plain words; words
which gnaw into the very flesh. The old
talk, the terse stirring talk Of the old poet
c,mes to mind, and Is opposite; Who sows
the serpent's teeth, let him hot hope to reap
. Joyous harvest. Every crime has, in the
moment Of its perpetration, its ors avensing
angel-dark mi'eiving. IN ominous sins ing
1t the inmost heart.
Let our Lord Mayor whimpef o. vhiAle!
Better yet, let him listen and heed the poets
warning. If he can feel at all. thst ominous
sinking 1t the inmoat heart, must shake, II
not shatter him.-Cdl
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TARME6S.

There is deal Of enthusiasm in agricultural
circles, and present indications point to
large convention of farmers in Topeka next
Wednesday. There is some sense in the
movement. 1t is good healthy sign when
the farmers 60 to work themselves to re.
move Oppressive grievances, instead Of dele
eating unworthy politicians to look after thei'
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ss sna1k os 81 EI kAssAs; Is.
In thu District Court NJ the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting In and for L<av-
worth County in said State.
Rail- Marsh. PLAINTIFF.
Adm r..,., A.. =. D.a., -.
wife Of sad Adam Deitx, and Case No. 5. 81.
BArsillia Gray and George II.
English, partners - GrayA
Eaglish, Defendants.
I and by virtue Of the judgment rendered in
the above entitled action, in and BY the above
named Court, and Of special execution issued on
Delivers. sI's~is issued on. me of he District
Court of the Firt judicial District Of the State Of
Kansaa sitting in and Tor Leaveaworth County,
In said State, will, on
Thursday. the la dry Of Nay. A. d. 1873,
At II o. clock q m Of said day. at the Court House
door in the City Of Leavsnvorth, in the County Of
Ii avenWorth and State Of Kansas, offer for eale ut
public sale, and sell 70 the CHEST bidder for cash.
the following described tract Of land, situate, ly-
ing and being in the county Of Lesvenworth and
81. Of Clark's Out Lots to the City Of Leavea-
worth.
Sid property 70 he sold as commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff
Sheriff Ofhcs, Lsavsnworh City, March 18th,
l. G. HoPkISs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
mar2S-tW
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AdmlnistratOr'a Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvENwoRIH COUNTY.

In the Probste Court In and for said County.
In the matter Of the estate Of William Gould, do.
ceased.
NOTICE IL hereby given that letters Of admins
IN trztion have b gFan:ei to the undersigned
TIE crate OF William Gould, late OF said csun-
~. deceased. by the honorable, the Probate Court
Of the County and State aforesaid, dated the 7th
dss Of March, A. d. 1873. Now, all persons hsv-
ing claims sgainst tbs raid estate, hereby noti
hed that they must present the same to 'he under
signed for allowance within year from the da:e
Of said letter., or they may be precluded from the
benefit q such estate, and that IL such elsims be
BOT exhibited within three years after the date OF
said letters, they shall be forever barred
DAVID p. HAkRIs, Administrator
OF the estate Of William Gould, Deeeasd.
Leaven worth, sth March, 1873. mar27.wu
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THE NEW SECRETARY OF TNi
TREASURY.

The Hon. William A. Richardson, Sec
Rotary Boutwel's successor, is, like him, a
Massachusetts man. He was born at Tyngs-
borough, in that State, on the q of Novem-
Der, 1921; was the son Of lawyer, and the
nephew Of the late Chief Justice Richardson,
of New Hampshire. He was educated at
Harvard College, graduating in 1913. Hav-
ing studied lay, he was admitted to the Bos-
ton bar in 1876, and began the practice o;
his profession in Lowell, where he soon
reached very prominent position. He re-
came familiar with military matters as
Judge Advocate Of the Massachusetts mi
litia, and a. aid to Gov. Banks. He was
also bank President, and head Of the Mid
dlesex Mechanics Association, thus growing
familiar with financial affairs and industrial
interests. In 1865, in connection with two
other eminent lawyers, he revised the gen.
eral stat ties of Massachusetts,, and vas con-
tinued in similar duties for ten years subse-
auent. He was sixteen years judge Of
Probate for Middlesex county, during
which time he took the lead in
an entire revision of the probate
practice of the State, and his re forms re-
ceivsd the Endorsement Of the Su-
preme court. He was much Of this time an
ove.seer of Harvard College and an academy
Tru>tee, and held other trusts 70 numerous
that less industrious and indefatigable man
would have staggered under the load. In
1868 he declined a judseship in the Superior
Cont of Massachusetts,, but accepted the po-
sition of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
of the United States. During part of the
next year he was both Acting Secretary Of
the Treasury and Acting Attorney General.
In 1872 he published work entitled ''Prac-
teal Information Concerning the Public
Debt of the United Staies."
Daring 1871 he visited London to nesoti-
ate the 6rst installment of our new govern
mentlloan. He encountered vexatious de-
lays through the slowness aud red tspe Of
the officials of the Bank OF England, Who re-
fused at first to receive his deposits, except
- personal ones. All troubles were over
come, however, and new evidence afforded
of Mr.. Richardson's financial skill and bust
nes capacity. All his antecedents wonld
seem to prove the remarkable fitness of Mr..
Richardson for his neS position.
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TIE TINES, If not foolish, 10 always false.
This morning it parsdes both. Editorially
il claims that Senator Caldwell "a. the main
mover in procuring Dr.. Logan his position
- Minister to Chilli. aid hints, too, that
Senator LogaD's friendship for our Senator
is trsceable to the fact that he and the other
Logan are cousins. To-day The TINES
snarls because Mr.. Caldwell has influence At
Washington, tomorrow it whines Piteously
and charges he has none. Will The TINES
stop its mad-house va9aries. or must it, edi-
tor be cupped for the "SimpIes" Such
laundering stupidity i painful. Don't ad-
NIT again that Senator Caldwell has in
6uenc. T. m;.h: !urt 'your" spring elec.
t;ou., "you know-you knOv."-CM.
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DUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 9HAY
L under and BY virtue Of the Judgment sesdsrsd
In the shove entitled sction, in and by IL shove
named Court, and Of special execution issued ON
said judgment, 10 me directed and delivered. issued
oas Of the District court Of the Eins
Judicial District Of the State Of KaR0 s5t-
ting In ssd for Leavenssrth eosssy in said
Seate I viii. on Saturday, the lsth day
Of April, A. d. 1879, At 10 O'Clock q
Of s.id day q the Court House door, in the city %
Lsavenvorth, in the County Of Lezven worth. s..d
State Of Kansas. oneT for sale 1t public sale, and
sill :. the highest bidder. for essh, the folloving
Described Tract Of land. situsss lying and heing In
the County and Stale aloresaid, namely: All
Of lots numbered seven q, and eight (s), u block
numbered twenty sig (2s). in Clark and Ress' Ad
dition 10 the City 81 Leasenvosth, In said county
and STATE. Said property - be sod - commanded
BY tie said special exscstioa. and In pursuance Of
mid judgment
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Ls.ven sorsh County. Kan~es.
Shesi6ps Once, Leavenvorth City, March 13.b,
A. d 1873.
wILLIAn HIeISBorHAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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