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ACADENY OF SCIENCE.
The Standing Committees
Appointed for tho En-
suing Year.

Al the Last nesting Of the Academy Of
Science and AT held On Aosday evening
the following committees were appointed 70
have general supervision Of he di6arent
departments:
Botany-J. wbenill, l. 81. Hoostoa and
E. J. Morgan.
Cryptosamy-Jss. Wilson, Nh Il. Fe-
Daire.
AstroDomy-P. ]. Williams, ]. A. Hal.
derman, J. L Hunting.
Chemistry-victor beard, Joseph Hanop.
H. l. Clark.
Mioer.Ioley-D. ". Thom.. A. schol-
lars, D. w. Houston.
Petrolosy-P. e. Havens, n. q Thonas,
L. Mayo.
CynchoIoU-Mn. Grey, Nis Nsttis A.
HAvens, Nm. II. N. Aller.
Ornitholoey-Miss o. E. Clement, Mn
Hes,e Young, Mn. Hunting.
PAleontology.-R. J. Blown, A. b Havsns,
D. n. Swan.
Psychelosy-G. J. Rsassr, AcClesry,
II. Miles Moore.
Zoology-r. W. Deerins, J. p. Brady,
Sidney smith.
Physics-Prof Grant. h. n. Holman.
A. Folger.
Pby.ical Geography IF. N. Somers, Nm.
n. A. Grant, Ais Agnes Roostoo.
Ethnology-Richard &. Rssss. L. H.
Hatch. E. N. o. Clough.
Litholosy-C. 8. C. Cropisny. W. p.
Borland, E. Younkin.
Ic.hyolou-Dr. CHASE. J. 81. Glpstriek.
8. F. Atwood.
Entouolou-Dr. ". B. Carpenter. Nm.
D. Byington, Mn. L. E. Williams.
Political Economy-Wm. Kioca;d, B.
Grey, E. J. Snort.
Typcsraphy-W. 8. Burke, J. H. Kesch-
sson.
Pkysioloey-J. W. Brock. I'd. Rua.sll.
B. 8. Richards.
Sociology. A. BaiL6eld.
The Executive Committee Of the Academy
are making srrangements with several prom
inent scientific men to deliver . courss Of
lectures during the coming winter.
All persons Who desire to bee6hs men,
ben of the Society should send in their
names to the Secretary.
Contributions Of specimens and scientific
works are solicited, aad . receipt will b
Riven for the same.
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Chairman then announced the following
gentlemen a. the
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
for the ensuing year: First Ward, Thomas
Casey; Second Ward. B. S. Richards; Third
Ward, John C. TAR; Fourth Ward, r. v.
Flora; Kickapoo, L. G. sholes; EAstou,
John Thronberg; High Prairie, b. b. Nc
Clsry; Stranger, J. E. Barnett; Delaware.
L. A. Ramsey; Paramount, J. D. Rynersoo,
Sherman, J. 6. Durham; Reno. z. c. Dun
can; Tonganoxie. John Gibe; Alexandris,
s. B. Walker. Z. v. Flora was elected
chairman of the committee.
The Convention wAs then adjourned.
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InDartsut @ Insurers.


Insurance placed in companies that have
not complied with the laws Of the State
where the property insured is situated (either
By the company direct or through agents or
brokep), cannot in case of loss. be sued for
and recovered in any of the United States or
State Courts, and the assured is left entirely
q the mercy of the companies, and without
lsgal remedy.
The statute of ali the States imposes certain
eonditions upon ali insurance companies,
(chaItersd BY other Staies,D to enable them
to obtain authority to transact business and
make binding contracts within the Stale, and
without having frst complied with such
laws, and obtained the legal authority TO do
business, all insurance written by them IL IL
legal and void.
The following is an abstract from q recent
opinion of the Attorney General Of the State
Of Indiana, upon the subject: AS the stat
tute prohibits any foreign insurance COM
pany, directly or indirectly. to take ri-ks, or
transact ~ business of insurance in the
State, without FIRST procuring legal authority,
this includes prohibition uJon any person
or corporation mot duly suthoris-d from
acting in any capacity as insurance agents,
either BY soliciting applications or collecting
money upon premiums. A policy Issued by
agent in violation of q Law declaring his act
to be criminal, has been decided by the Su-
preme Court to be void, after . destruction
By ere of the property insured, ooh In.
diana, p. $50, and in . recent case not yet
reported in Indiana, Hoffman V. Banks, }
The general doctrine ID confirmed
This opinion is clear and decisive, and
has since been confirmed by Judicial deci-
mons in that State, People y. Plessner,
and the principle again recognized b, the
Kentucky Court of Appeals. and BY Judge
Davis, Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, presiding in the U. S. Circuit Court
In Indiana, and is now held 10 be we'll Get
tied Law.
Insurers may, therefore, we'll understand
that in accepting policies in such companies,
they are wholly without indemnify against
los, except 1t the caprice of the companies
whose illegal and void policier they hold.
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUsIY OF LkAvESvOKTH,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
of the State of Kansas sitting in aud tVr Lsav-
envorth County in said State.
George W. Lang, Plaintiff,
Charles Dietrich, Rosa Dietrich,
hi, vile, Eldr,dge Burden, Jo-
sel hlB. Terry FinnisY. Ewing. Case No. 4. ss2.
Join W. sPratley, Michael
Hoffman, John hginbothAm
and Clinton CsckIiIi, Defend
anita
DUBLIC NOTICE il HEREBY given that under,
III and by virtue Of spsc al execute n TO d.
Court Of the st Judicial District Of The State Of
Kansas, sitting n and for eaven Forth county, in
said State, zad Of the jud. ment rendered in the
above entitled action, l vii on
Saturday, the S1 day Of November, A. d
1873,
n, II o. clock Q m OF said day, IT the Cou I House
door in the City Of Leaven sorth, in the county
and State Aforesaid, offer at public szle and sell
each Of the following described trActs Of land,
and al estate, situate, lying and being IN the
county Of LsAven worth, and State oil Kznsas.
namely:
Lot, nunbers afteen n5) and sixteen ns) in
ock nuIab her twenty se en- (Z1l, in Leavsn worth
City insa id county and state
Said propsrty IS 10 % sbi as c,mmandei oy the
said special execution and ip Pursuance Of said
j2dx msnt.
Sheriff Of Leavss soE In County. Kansas
ghsr 6sOnes LssvsasoTsa City, kansas Oess-
el..s . Fo...s. A,sorps. 70, P1si.ua.
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LEGAL.



ST ATE OF KANSAS.
C0Uury OF LsAyR1voRru
T.. ,n. ,,..-;.. c.. - -, - NJ,
~. SCI. - T..s ~ S,,;I o'S'A. piysre'
-Sc,S Ce us ID s"~ " I
=" S's
Ovsa Duffy P1siptiR.
Va
Mary 4. pavisL Charles n Dayis
Georao 4 yooe. Nssth-v I{ovelI |
Thomas r. B. Davis AIson H.mh,,
LIN, william 8 Jewell ID. "
raves, John C. Doux,,ss Lucien
Eassin, ". w. Hackus Rsbecca l.. | C.~
KeouSiv. Georve II Hin.s Tnet N
Lsavenv nth Sasipes Rsni. n. NJ s9s
t.sl 10 q aud avioss Iuseitu,iou Of
Lsavenvorth, KAnsss the Kaosa-j
R,iLi n, and IT. :, C...n.nv E,-nL
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-30

In the District Court OF the Frs, Jndcia Di-tri,
OF the Stat of + ansss sitting in the County
Of LeavenwOrth.
The nasasanes cSms Gs1sI'i rI.n No
Tiff,
The odd F-io- Building Association of Leav.n-
worth, Kansas; LeaVeawOrth Lodge No =, In
dependent Or er of Odd Fell of Kansas
Germania Lodge No. 9, Independent Order II
ODD Fellows Of Kansas; Metropolitan Loige No.
%, Independent Order Of Odd Fellows of Kansas !;
Far West Encampment No. l, Ind = endent Or
der # Old Fellows of Kansas; Schil err Encamp-
mem No. 2 Indep. ndenr Order of Odd Fellow.
OF Kansas; Con, ordIa Lod.e No. s, Knights OF
der Doerle. VIII am Schroeder, John W. Gran
Ger. Christian Recy, Harrison J. miller, Henry
+. Miller, Goiffey F. Miller, l.. F. Cotton,
George n. Mil T, Fra7cis Stevens, Co, neliu. A.
Logan, W liam IL COLLIDE, william p. Bor-
land. Samuel =. Buristt, Martin Smith, Phil
in Keehler, August Rsnz, JamesS. Crow James
B Davis, Will m H. Ralston, Lucinda Nc
Cr,cken. John L. Pendery, ,s-ph c. Hemn-
gray, William Sargent, 10 ais ii sargent, Charles
Bes'er, elvin : Grant, John w. Pest, Lydia
A. Dickson, Elizabeth Co,ltige, J. W. Niehaus,
John Delphi, Adolph Haug. John HiSinbotham,
The City o. Leavenworth, Bo-rd Of oun v Com
missioners Of the County Of Letvenvorth, William
Blas kman, Kate VI. Blackmsn, JOha NJ Alex
ander, and Anna L. Alexander, Defendants.
D"BLIC notice il hereby given that under and
i by virtue Of the jui :ment rendered in the
shove entitled acton. in ard by the above name;
Court, AMI Of sSec't execution issued said
Judgment t, me directed q delivered, will on
tie 6h day Of December, A.D. 1873,
II O. clock m. OF said day, at the CoIr, House
door in the City VI Lc1yensofth, in the County
II Leiv nworth, and state Of Kansas, Of
Ter at puddle slc and sell TO the
he highest bidder for cash in h md the following
lescriLe tracts of lani, sUIte lying ami being in
he County Of Learenw0rth and state of Kansas,
namely: Lots number seventeen 40 and egh-
een ~, IN block number seventy t70l, in the
II gin Il pa ~ the CITY Of Leaven sorth.
I,aiei Leavenw nth, Kansas, October 9th, A.
D. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD
Sherry ~ Leav County, Kansas.
Clio GU Il WHE L, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
oet27wtf
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Yu1ERpAY Marshal Hook received the
following letter which explains itself:
MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct q, 1873.

To the Chief Of Police OF LeAvenwo D:
DEAR SIR: I have delayed from kking
assis,ance Of the Police Departments Of other
cities, in anticipation Of the abatement Of
tia. dreadful .couree the yellow fever. which
has been ranging our fair city for the pat
six weeks, bot my hopes have not been real
lied, and no abatement i visible and now
have TO report, ont Of force Of sixty uen,
have lost eight By death. and ffteen are
nov down with the epidemic. Our city
treasury is depleted, and pecuni,ry aid i
needed, to relieve the wants Of my sick mem
bers.
The Howard Association, and other
benevolent societieA are being taxed bsyood
their means, and ne nov appeal TO you for
aesiseance. Scarcsly Q day paaes but vhat
on duty, and the end Il not ~
Vay Rapedfally,
p. r A1HY,
CAid = Peiisa.
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A YOUNG lady gave = social hop At her
residence on Broadway few nights ago, and
noticing that several Of her young gentle
men guests had business outside frequently,
she watched, and ascertained that their pill
grimases were to her flower bed. She visit
Cd the shrine herself soon after, and discov-
cred eight quart bottle. of whisky. which she
inconsiderately destroyed, and her young
men went no more to their Mecca.
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THEY have . nice way Of doing things at
Kansas City. A man was recently 6shed
out of the river ut that placs with . huge
spittoon and stove cover tied to his neck.
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IL bshu StosS-
William W. Harding.
PLAINTIFF,
Mary ]. Whitney, JAmes
p. whitney. Nelson T.
Stephens and John Z. 49, H'"'-
Welsh, Administrator
Of the estate Of Hugh r.
Welsh, deceased. De-.
PENDANTS.
DUBLIC notice 10 hereby given that under and
l. BY virtue Of the judgment rendered in tho
above entitled action, in and BY the above named
court. ana Of special execution issued said
Judgment to me directed AID delivered. I will
Satssday, The ssh dry Of NsssmS9, A. d.
1873,
at II o. clock O. OF said day o. the Court House
door in the City Of Leivsn worth, in the coun'
and safs Aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to
the highest bidder, for cash In hand, the
dessribsd tract OF land, situaie, lying
and beiI 10 the County Of Leavenworth. and State
of Kansas, nam ly the vest half of the north est
quarter Of ~ ton fifteen tI5), IN tovashp twelve
,i2), oil range twenty (2o), in said county and
state.
Said property is to BE- sold - commanded by the
aid special execution and in Pursuance Of said
udSm -
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of L>sven worth County, Kansas
Dated Sheriff Once, LeavsnVorth City, Kan
-, october lst, A. d. 1873.
lhse cher Stephens, Attorneys for PiantiG
ssp30tf
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT

r. the CsnseStaai~n OF the State Of
Kaoaas, Submitted BY the Leg1sla-
e0re - It's Last NesslO0. fOP the
Ros10easiO0 OF Rejection Of
the Elees0sA 81 the Stas At
the Next General
E1eeilO0.
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As warning to ambitious individuals Who
aspire to Offices which they are not compe-
tent to fill We relate the sad experience Of a
sheriff in our sister State of Nebraska. He
attached q show the other day, and while
lacking up "sale notice" on the elephants
hindquarters, which the Official took for .
small barn, the animal swung his tail
around. There we're eight hacks AZ the
funeral.
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So.sr friend from the country Left turniP
1t this Office yesterday that measured 80
inches in circumference, 8 inches across, and
weighed eight pounds. How h that for
DIV season,
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AVOID QUACKS.

xfcfim of early in.iiscretion, causing nervous
ashii;tv pr-matir decay. &C.. hav ns tried in
vain every advertised remedy. has discovered a
simp,e cans Of ssf-cure, which be viii send FIVE
to his fsliov-su6erers Addrsss 10. kEEvke,
70 Hassau T., Nsv York. ssP 0-vNy
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Kansas NOtables.

By Thursday mornings Kansas Pacific
train the following named gentlemen arrived
In Denver: Chief Justice Kingman and
Associate Justice Morton, Of Kansas; A. L.
Williams. Attorney General; Col. f. W.
Dennis, attorney of the Kansas Pacific
Company T. J. Anderson, sgent Kansas
Pacific Railway Company at Topeka; Ward
Burlingame and others. They are on trip
% Colorado Springs, whittier they vent yes
tsrday. So says the Rocky Mountain
Eers.
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STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS, D..
County Of Lesven worth,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis.
Yict Of the u Kan-as sitting In aud for Lsav.
snvoIth County, In said State
Joan W. sprAtiey, Piaiatin.
Thomas r. Clark, Harriet:
Clark, GeorSs u. Catlin, Cass No. S, as.
Edward l. C=tlin ant
sheldons. Catlin Dsnfend-
ants.
DCBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that IN der and
II BY virtue Of the judgment rendered in the above
entitled elton, In and by the above named Court.
and Of special execution ssued said jndg ment,
to me rec;ed and de ivered. I vii On
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December, A. ID
1873,
At II o'cleck Q. m Of sa.d day. at the Court House
door in the City Of Leaven b. in the county and
II te Aforesaid offer public sale and sell 10 the
highest bidder, TOR sAsh in hand the following de-
scribed tract Il: d, situate, ing and icing In
the Co .nty Of Lszvsnvonh. and state Of kansss
namely: Lot numssr tel no.. in block nun her
four % in the original plat Of the City Of LeAs-n
Worth-
Dated Lssvenvor:h, Kansas, October 2sth, L.
D. 1873. "
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leaven worth County, kan<ss.
CLousH wasAT, Attorneys TOR PiAnun-
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TIE Lawrence Tribune ssys: SIT is with
pleasure that We are able to announce that
Mr.. Levi Hensel has accepted the position
Of associate editor on the Tribune. Mr..
Hsnsel il we'll known in Northern Kansas
- one of the best practical newspaper men
In the business. The position which he has
now accepted was rendered him several
months since, but circumstances have pre-.
vented his acceptance till now. The future
will show that We do not overestimate the
importance of this acquisition to the power
and influence of the Tribune" We know
Hensel, and We know that he is an original,
genuine, newspaper man. What is meant
By associate editor We confess We are At loss
to understand, but whatever it may be we
will wager that Hensel will make that de-
partmeut interesting.
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DISTRICT COURT.
November Term lS73-First As
signmsnt Of Cases.

MONDAY, NOV. 10TH.
1888 Young vs. U. P. K. Z. Co.
1885 Miliiken W same.
AGO Emslie W LeavenWorth City.
4S47 salmon, admir-, " <. z. &. 4. Co.
1897 Smith W Kansas Central &. Il. Co.
1877 Smith W Mills.
5O8S Trivett W Austin ct al.
TUEsDAY, NOV. 1lth.
6267 Nelles " Leonard ct al.
$500 Hahn W Kohn 4 We'll.
1895 Havens " carney ct al.
535l Biddle ct al VI Price ct al.
1895 McGoaigle " Ortman.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18th.
1897 Mo. Valley Life Ins. Co. W Cole Ct 81.
1899 Claypoole " Hsnks ct al.
54O4 Dickson 70. Hensley Ct al.
54O7 Beardslee " Kunz ct al.
54l6 Smith W Buchanan ct al.
5428 Shire ct al VI. LeavenWOrth City.
$3.50 Munger " Leonard.
THURSDAY, NOV. 18TH.
5437 Freeland " Croz;er.
5439 Evans 70 Drought et al.
$40 Barnes " Schost.
SAP Hellman " Stubanrauch.
$50 Gardenlins " Mitchell Ct al.
546l Hunt ct al. " Hines ct al
5462 Alexander " Eagles ct al.
FRIDAY, nov. 14rH.
547S Phelps " Gibbs Ct al.
$3.50 Vonier 70 Cranston.
54s3 Dunkler 70 Mo. Valley Life Ins. Co.
5493 Pendrry " Grant.
5497 Bannon W Eason ct al.
$500 Ecton Va Gallag cher ct al.
MONDAY, nov. 18th.
sos Chaplin " Solleder.
$50 Eaves vs Koch Ct 81.
55l4 Brewer ct al. " Mccoy ct al.
55O7 Cranston 70 Kansas Agricultural and
Mechanical Association.
$500 German Saw. Bank VI Gallagher ct al.
5526 Dennistown W Van Duyn, Admir-.
552S Peake & Marsh W Tucker 4 Phillips.
TUESDAY. HOv. 18TH.
1884 Flynn " Bernard.
$3.50 Childs ct al Westminster Presbyterian
Caurch ct al.
5542 Anthony W Times Printing Co.
5546 Hussey " Kuhn.
5549 smith 70 Leavenworth City.
555l Ferry " Abels.
5553 Hines 4 Eaves " Wsst q 81.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10TH.
5557 Kunx " Pier 4 Bro.
$3.50 Gordon 70 Mccarthy.
$500 Carney Va Scott.
$50 Burlesou " Forehand.
6575 Latta ct al 70 Estens0n.
5578 Ecton " Byers.
FRIDAY, nov. 10Th.
$3.50 State ex. I'd Nash " Moore.
1884 Grund 70 Grund 4 20.
55S5 Newly " Kirmeysr.
1886 Nelson " Hutchins ct al.
$3.50 sleek Va Board County Com..
5593 Waldron " Smith.
1894 Barnes " Moore.
FRIDAY, NOV. 2lsr.
5595 Brown " Brewer Ct al.
1896 Lange " Zeitz.
$500 Brusher " Gallagher ct al.
5s02 Second National Bank " McCrillus
ct al.
1904 Treat " Meagher ct n.
500 Second National Bank ~ Davis Ct at. |
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Mrs. lick. q market woman, Who lives in
the western part Of town, met with . serious
accident Yesterday while unloading some
vegetables ct the residence of " lillian Miller,
On Shawnee street. Having nearly emp.ied
The wagon she arose to push out some leaves
and rubbish, when the horse started sudden
y. throwing her out. She fell upon her
hsad and shoulder. breaking her arm and
ssriously bruising her. Immediate aid was
rendered and every attention given her. She
i now doing we'll and will probably soon
recover.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Lsaveov worth,
In the District Court Of Doug'ss County, in the
State Of Kansas, sitting in and Tor Douglas
County, in said Stats.
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SheriR's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
County of Leavenvorth,
In the District Court of tn. First Judicia District
OF the state of Kansas, sitting in aud tor { cav
ebworth county in said state.
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oou STATE os Of 14Ssasi {.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
ofthe State Of Kansas sitting In ani for Lea ssn.
worth county In aid state.
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pon't tail 70 procure MRS wINsLOW'sSOOrH.
IN0 SYRUP Tor all d'ssasss incident 70 the period
a. testhiue in children. Il relieves the child from
min. eurss Wind e,lic. regulates the b,wes, and,
81 evtne rslsf and hsaleh {, the child, Svss ret
= ~ 1olhas. n sars aed call for
~ obSy I'll dssQasA t.oe-soa u
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SheriR's Sale.

The STATE OF KANSAS,
LeavenvJrIh County.
In the District Court OF the Frs, Jndicia District
of the stat of ansss sitting in the County
of LeavenwOrth.
T. Insurance cs On s' Plain Gas. No SSH
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Notice Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF LEAyENwuRrH. -

II the District Court Of the First Judicial District
ofthe Safe OF Kansas, sitting la 80 4 Couaty Of
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Many people. vhen aitacked With . pa'n
in the hack, or other synP;o0s OF dessnes-
ment Of the kidneya have reoourse to gin.
for in diuretic r'opertie. Nov. Tie juni-
per berry, from which gin = nade. y Pos-
coed Of highly valuabls remedial PeoPef-
ties, but The quantity contained in he dis-
tiIIed shirt i too snail 70 b Of much avail,
bes;ds The danger Of SECURING N appetite
for alcoholic seimulantaL Ooe Of the ingro-
diens in Parkefs Conpound Fluid Exts.a
Bocha i juniper, bot IN he shaps ola
hi,hIv cooceotrsssd luid extsac1, possssline
ali he virtues nd soae Of he dsleaGioos
principles Of De beny. In shoet il this
comhiaatioa thsss = pss.enied oshe suos's
. lsosdy ussrpasss6. Sold b al drug
siAL ssoyvAs1e
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~WOn0m - ~ E00cotOP."
We hold the article with the above title
subject to the order Of its author, agreeably to
request. 1t d with no regrets that " admit
the charge she refers to against Leavenvorth
editors. 1t ia true; such doctrines are too
radical. however, for the class Of readers
whom We serve. and it is not for o. TO hy in
the face Of their established customs and
prejudices in such matters. They are simply
questions Of prsiereoce to the individual.
ehaexn SON sost, without attempting arsu-
meats upon the one side or the other.
Mlchelet may do .s the apostle Of come peo-
pie, while others may With propriety reject
him. These are liberal years Of our exist
ence, AID no one should condemn another
becauae of his or her belief in the free and
easy doctrine, Of one set Of philosophers or
adherence to the stricter and more modest
code Of an opposing sect.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of LsavsavOrsh,
In the District Court d, The Firt Jud<ial District
Of The Ssats Of Kaasaa. sitting in IL County
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-30


Resolved, That it is the senee Of this Insti-
tute that the Legislature ought to 40 amend
the echool Law o. to permit county boards OF
examiners to iseue 6rst grade certificates to
every teacher who 10 successful in securing
certificates of that grade at three successive
examinations, in any county of this Safe,
the certificates 90 issued to remain in force
and be good 60 long - the teachers holding
the same shall teach in said county; pro.
vided that they are not removed BY said
board under the provisions Of the statutes
now in force.
The following resolution, offered BY Mr..
Cooper, was laid on the table:
Resolved, That We hold our next Institute
at Paramount
On motion Of Mr.. }. NJ Wilson, the county
superintendent was requested to appoint an
executive committee for the ensuing year,
consisting of FIVE members Of the Initu'e.
himself ~ chairman.
The committee was appointed as follows
Chairman, Prof J. P. Bau.erman, J. N.
Wilson, L. B. Soper. David Wilcox, s A.
Blackman.
The choir then rendered that beautiful
piece of music, "Nesrer Home" when the
Institute was declared adjourned sine die.
Prof. Morton, conductor Of the music, vas
assisted BY Misses Sallie Rhey and Lizzie
Woodcock, and Messrs. Barnum and Need
ham and Miss Maggie Douglas.
The exercises we're opened each session BY
the usual devotional exercises, and enlivened
BY frequent musical performances.
,sreachers left with the conviction that this
vas one of the most agreeable and profitable
occasions of the kind ever held in this
county.