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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-17
Wednesday, December 8, 1873.

and one-haif Of these are intended fer the
European market, thus leaving only $1,000 for
sale in the United States, where l01.OOO were
disposed Of for the Third Concert. The tickets
are divided into ten coupons or parts, and
have on their back the Scheme with full ex-
PLANTATION of the mode of drawing.
At this Concert. which will be the Rrandest
musical display ever witnessed in this coun-
try, the unprecedented sum of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-17

Nos Cures. Vuir. Cents.
]. Fevers, Congestion, Inhammations, ~
g. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, 30
8. Crying-COlic, or Teething OF Infants, ~
4. Diarrhoea, of Children or Adults, ~
5. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Collie, ~
6. ChoIera-AIorbus, Vomiting. %
7. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, ~
s. Neural Rfa, Toothache, Faeenche, %
8. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, %
10, nvspepsia, Bilious Stomach, %
IL. Suppre ssed, or Painful Periods, %
u. whites, too Profuse Periods, 50
Is. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, ~
H. salt Rhcum, Erysi. elas, Eruptions, 5O
Is. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, ~
l6. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues' %
IL. piles, blind or bleeding, ~
Is. Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, 9V
10. Catarrh, Acute or Chronic Influenza, Do
2O xVhoopinR-C Cough, Violent Coughs, ~
q. Asthma. Oppressed Breathing, %
%. Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing, 5O
o9 gcrofuIn, Enlarged Glands, swellings, ~
%. General Debility, Physical Weakness ~
81 nrousv and Scanty Secretionsi o.
OF Sea-SicIxness, Sickness from Hiding, 2O
81 HIdney-Disease, Gravel, on
al Nervous Debility, Seminal weakness ~
80 or Involuntary Discharges, Ivy
90 Sore Mouth, Canker, ~
90 TT,.inarv weakness, Wetting the beu, ~ ~
81 T1ainfui Periods, with spasms,
90 sufTerings at Change OF Lie, i0 0o
90 90 EniIepsey, spasms, st, Nitua1 Dance Ivy
81 T1trhfhe,Ia, liberated Sore Ihroat,. ~
81 <<,v,E-,.gr Co1, gesfiOns and Eruptlons, 0O
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-17
$1.5OO.OOO
LIST OF GIFTS

divided into 1900 cash gifts. will be tistribu-
ted by lot among the ticket holders--the num-
bers Of the tickets to be drawn from one wheel
Dy blind children and the gifts from another.
Mucnt nhnn a unau,s,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-17
Miss EEA MURRAY,
Another Mystery.

Alt Secretary and Treasurer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-17

Case Ioroccol with above 80 large vi'is ,S ana oa
Manual ,a o. ~ 20 large walls and Book 800
esF-AThese remedies are sent by inc
80 a.. single box 10 any part on tne
oonntrv. free OF charge, on receipt VI
price, Address
Humphreys Specl1c ,.,.a o.
Homeopathic Medhnlne Nos'
nesee and Depot, No. 562 BEoADwAY, ~ s"iA-'
49, For Sale by all Druggists'
And by II. c. Steever Il Co., Second ST., corner
Madison; Andrew Renkert, 40 Main St. F; r..
w. YiRus, ls7 Poplar ST., Memphis, Tenn.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

tire crop or the land amounts to Oo0 900 bales
each bale averaging 470 pounds-this will give US
1,sS O00 900 pounds Assuming that, instead OF
Is only
A sHRINKAGE OF THIRTY-sEvEN MILLION SIX HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS
apparent, which, in the main, is not quite as ap-
palng as has been anticipated.
The Official OF the Cotton Exchange continued -
s'If as present appearances Indicate the stock q
cotton fabrics now on hand Is disposed OF wlthomt,
being replenshed only a very short tiMe Inn, WIZ VII
eapse before the demand for sucn gooos WIN s,s svs
not only be held at the nominaly estimated Price
OF 17K cents, but II Is more than posslpie .mas
above that figure. The producer Is about the Only
one who suffers the actual loss now whlie I'm ,ne
chases will realize large profits. In the end the
estimated shrinkage OF the present moment Will be
reduced to nil, and before the hext crop Is reapeu
NAV demonstrate even handsome galn."
The shipments OF cotton are only nominal, owing
20 the disarranged state OF foreign exchange.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
REAL ESTATE.

Yesterday was fair day In the present condition
or the market and the sales al the Exchange Sales
room were well attended. Subjoined are the par
ticulars:-
NRw YORK pRoPHRrY.-By v. n LUDLOW AND Co
llot c. corner sd av. and sSth st, 25.6x59.6x3i5
xsaioi II. Neidis 900
ny BLRrCNER,
z s. T. n. (rear) and lots G.. I'll and 82i
St. lots together 5LsSl5o; William McMulen.. 1880
JANIS MILLER
Carey 1850
Carey " :. :. sS9
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

Coroner keenan, yesterday held an inquest on
the body OF Della Quinn, woman twehty-eight
wears OF age who died in Bellevue Hospital from
the effects OF burns received by her clothes taxing
fire from a candle, at NO. 120 sheriff street. on
Tuesday evening.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
WHITE PLAINS FAIR GROUNDS.

Owing TO the inclemency OF the weather the
White Plains trotting meeting was postponed,
the 2:42 and 1850 purses being set down to trot to-
day. and the balance OF the premiums on Friday
condensing three days into two.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS. A

AmUSEMENTss
DOOTH's THEATRE Lessee. J. B. BOOTH
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH E5cIgEIfsyE n F9gF WEEKS oNLr
sxESsbAY SHff S4Sa asrISES %%%fss %%%ffsss
Mr. aGI1 EDWIN n BooTH as sEsEDicr.
Music Store Of 9. il. Dtson 4 Co.. III Broadway.
SSSrs Ss'fh H. Edwin sssTA 'oo'n
HEssy as$ $5si$iSsgF f#s EE!H shs ONLY
THIS SEASON
MICH APO 6oAaESoGI AEoGI NoTiIiSSSis NoTJiIiiSSSisr
Nj TnE EpHlE oSEY hn9T 4laE rhls III sssnSf ssAsoS
RoTWEgRys THEATeE LIE, v.,.,..
MoSDAY' Nov TO- and until further notice.
Second week SANr1 f the soSsA gEsss american play
THE HERO OF KENTUCKY
IS pSF ahs sRRRy GIANT
EIGHT FEET HIGr, a9Snfob 20 ffoobSDs WEIGHT.
TIE rin z; GIHSrs nsy rst.s osdsa%A,Y dpTa%a,Y
Mr.. and Miss BERRY in their Musical specialties
DANIEL BOONE,
=, nj TIE HERoi PATRIOTIC PToNEERit
rrHEATRE CoMIQUE,
Mr. JOSH HART ......... Sole Proprietor
The World Renowned
MAGILTONS.
All the TaT~pu,p Na% q IT Troupe in S
Read the comments of the press:-
COMIQUE-This well known and popular resort wa4
crowded overhowing usual hundreds being turned
away for want of even standing room-New York
Herald
Many ladies are nightly In the audionce. If ladies
wish TO enjoy evening OF hearty and innocent mcrrI
ment they NAV fearlessly 80 to the Comique.-Sunday
Times and Messenger.
The Comque nightly crowded by ladies and gentle.
men Of refinement Sunday dispatch
The ladies seem to have adopted the Comiquc as an o.
pecial resorL-Mercury.
Judging from the large number of ladies' who frequent
the Comiaue its success cannot be disputed.-Era
MAfINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MONDAY NEXT, November H. return OF
HARRIGAN AMI HART.
RRoADwAY THEATRE, 72s AND 7ss F.a BRoADWAY %Adn,.
Reserved seats 50 cents and 81 extra. Family circle.
D cents.
Overwhelming triumph Of the distinguished tragic artist
Miss CARLoTTA LECLERCQ
and successful production under his personal
vision OF Mr.. WILKIE COLLINS
own dramatic version
THE NEW %AGpALEN.
New Scenery New Costumes Great Castl
"The audience, electrified by the passion and force Oh
the actress found vent Tor their excited feelings IN
stormy an tumutuous applause The whole of the sec.
ond act INTERRUPTED rrepressblc bursts Of enthu
sasmp'-NEW YORK TIMES.
SEATS MAY BE SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
SATURDAY AT IL, FIRST MATINEE OF THE
NEW MAGDALENl
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

MAX MARErzEK's
~ THE tgg5. es54aAH 4AIs sF1H {SHs5sarIos SsAasa
TAMsERLIcR,.
THIS GGSSssSSbS$zSp EvEsisa Now iSias o'clock,
MAGIC FLUTE. 49,,
~ P4ULiSE IUccA. lima DI MURsKA, u
sIgnors yIzzANI, 5AaEr, : RoScoyI, TESLA,
roa5RhGM oEas5RhE5S &EIPhI EsIIP4?hESS Ssvsm5sr aa5aA H.
II TRoyAToRE.s
Joint appearance OF
TAMBERLIcK. ,o.,,
Leonora Mile. LIMA u MqgsEA M
Count :, Luna signor MIfT
.si'AAa0' AND ron THis ocGxslSSS Only uAlI'
Azgcsnq Assnq, noircs ~; 4. Mime PAULINE LUCIA
3 TO ma HfSs S accept qs
Ra5i
asr w he e aoye CAST
oUALLED IN THE ANNALS OF OPERA
s 'SgssS 's S AnaDs' ss
Seats may be secured a. Nos 7ql and ia Broadway and
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
~ proprietor r.................Mr Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. Mr.. A NJ PALMER
BEGINS ats; over at lo:4O.
POSITIVELY THE LAST FOUR PERFORMANCES
qHURsDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
of Mr.. Rowe's wonderful Drama,
THE GENEVA
which must be Withdrawn to make room for Mr. W. 5.
Giloerts charming three act Fairy Drama,
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
AMUsEmENTs. A

yNOOD'S MUSEUM. JACK HARKAWAV.
w ANOTHER GIGANTIC SUCCESS.
EVENING AT g. AFTERNOON AT2,
Tho celebrated actor, The sterling actress.
HERNANDEZ FOSTER. | LOUISE HAWTHORNE
I'm bis sensation OF In her new drama of
JACK HARKAWAY,' FOUR
AFLOAF AND ASHORE CHRISTMAS NIGHTS.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

The E5bERf EaiHsRf sS:VFs at%sDA. Ae'or'
RIP VAN II Ss romantic q wrsK1y
RIr VAN wINKLE.
MONDAY wosa sHEsEEss; Ssvi@sss s9ti:s "a l'
ssEo{ 1PEEA pR1dEs HOUSE Eamsson 20 .r. Reserved
Seats EVERY sEiFi GHR s G!sSs WEEK af
AUGUsTIN DALYs most thrilling and Picturesque
local fna FLASH AssSaafsTPpGITsanmsffsSs1 81 GTamfS1SG 1SS5ama
MI Fqx as cesk of ~. oa Time,
Mr + ssGSS
Mrs his. fs SSassssss
AcrSe miss FASH EAsAY oF SaTN}s a The
act es Of on An koSS NisHE Rsi onHH FDAso
ACT Iv.-catchins Thief from the Air.
IN ACTIVE PREPARATION, for speedy and elaborate
ana m fS S9ESSs'' COMIC
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK
Doors open at 30 Performance commences at clock
THIRD WEEK OF THE COMEDY SERIES.
rxEEy E5 ETESEss Pgass 5E TESK
will be presented Robertsons popular Military Comedy
:SSssE ~SSssss%
sEW sS
and in addition to the usual orchestral strength Of the
SPLENDID ''siffi' MILITARY BAND
effect to the general pictures
HUGH oHALc9TE A. 2HsrHs fs osssqy sahyAss st'd BY him.
wR oRfr ehsaseri b oK sesEs ohS n SILsSR Ep
EEgaas6 M ss6s? Misses ktSa%kISE = ROGERS p EFFriE
FIRST "ouRs' MATINEE SATURDAY. Nov u.s.
Carriages may be ordered at lc:s5.
yIrALLACKis SECOND SUNDAY C0NCERr
sS sy S
sFS2SR sESSa2 2 fvhsis fsP sES sESRAy SoS
he
Sale viii SoHsS Ssn
Academy also 7ol and ia Broadway.
NTIBLO's GARDEN BLACK CROOK.
IN FOURTH MONTH. ,,,ur,
PFaSEAEEEESESSssBBEERR BFsEAEES EESsBER g TIE AssF
REcoNsrRUcrED. RECONSTRUCTED.
THE NEW SONGS AND DANCES.
KIRAkFy iRAky NEW DRESSES
i"oo-A' NEW MUSIC.
EMILE, THE MADRIGAL BOYS.
fMRE,'' THE CHILD GYMNAsrs.
BOLOSSY -
REGAMEY the Caricaturlst
NOVEL
MAGYAR DAVIES, the ventriloqust.
DANCES.
THE WONDERFUL GIRARDs.
MILE. dIavASsI THE WHOLE ENTERTAINMENT
MATCHLBss PEERLESS
CORPS
DE BALLET. IN ITS GoRaEoUsNEss.
EVERY EYE EVENING At IA Carriages at II O'Clock.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT HALF.PAST ONE.
- THOMAS MAST. the famous Artist,
will lecture on Caricaturing,
TUESDAY, Nov. Is,
His lecture win be illustrated by Carcares drawn In
presence OF
THE AUDIENCE,
OF CELEBRATED EDITORS. ACTORS
AND POLITICIANS.
Tickets for sale at stenway's to-day
r YRiC BALL TO LET, At $50 PER NIGHT-LYRIC
Of night apply at 723 Sixth avenue,
NE. CoRDovA CONCERNING MRS GSUNDYn-
II In aid OF The Bread and Beer House, at the
church. Fiity.thrd street just east OF Seventh ayens
thursday evening, November IL, atS o'clock. AdmiS-
sion % cents.
DOBINsoN HALL, SIXTEENTH STREET, MEAN
JO Broadway-Rehtted and newly decoraleu " iss
after November To- for tabeaux, opera sso.sshics
lures, fairs, wedding receptions, meauio"'H sV
balls, &c.
T YCEIN THEATRE.-MAGIC FLUTE AM .n0ga ,,ce a.
IL tore, Choice reserved seats az ihsasIc ANAStVuNs
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

THE WICKED WORLD,
In which Miss CLARA NORRIS Miss KATE CLAYTON
and Mr.. MCKEE RANKIN will make their first appear
ance here.
THE REPRESENTATIONS OF THIS DELIGHTFUL
PLAY ARE POSITIVELY LIMITED TO TWELVE.
Seats may now be secured.
SATURDAY. Nov l5-LAST MATINEE OF GENEVA
CROSS.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
THE WICKED WORLD,

which must be Withdrawn to make room for Mr.. W. s.
Giioerts charming three act Fairy Drama,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
DlSrxl.rINa THE STATE.

The Topeka Times is informed that our
members Of Congress have agreed upon the
following division Of the State, for the con
venienee of themselves and the people:
Hon. S. A. Cobb's district has the counties
Of Douglass, johnson, Wyandotte, Leaven-
worth. Aichison, Doniphan, Nemaha,
Brown, Jsckson and Jefferson.
Hon. d. P. loves district has the coun-
tics of Franklin, Miami, Cohey, Anderson,
Linn, Bourbon, Allen, Woodson, Green
wood, Butler. Sedgwick, Sumner, Cowley,
Howard, Wilson, Montgomery, Neo-ho.
Crawford, Labstte and Cherokee.
Hon. W. A. Phillips district comprises
all OF The remaining territory Of the State.
The appointments and all local business
OF each district are To be controlled by the
members a. above. Appointments at large
are controlled by the Senator.
Since it will I've one of the duties Of the
mex, Legislature to make Congressional
appor,ionment, that il, divide the State into
three Congressional districts, We cannot see
why the plan adopted for the convenience of
Congre.smen, sbonld not be made perma-
ment. L, is infinitely preferable to the
pocket plan, and certainly better than dis.
trici. running clear scross the Safe from
eas: 10 west
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
the r-OSrOFFp f FREE Delivery
IN LEAVENwORTH.

We hsve heen ia'erviewing S. A. Wilson,
En-. 800, ,om Washington, Of Il e
i = S.lvioe, and lea o
Investigated the ques.
AIDED the establishment
.. =. 800 IT the Leavenworth post.
ofi,-. on o. ab,ut September LIST. There
will be 10 ar or tive letter carriers and forty
,r 6hy letter boxes. Our people are under
RAT oblig, IS 10 Hon. S. A. Cobb for his
We effort. 10 securing the free-deiivery
". IN for our city. The Colonel is wide
awake and bound to do the right for our in
teres.-.
P.rha;s a word i. due 10 the Postmaster
General, the Fl n A. j. Cressweil for the
progressive cou - pursued BY him in the adj
miuistration of the affairs OF his depart
ment. The postal car system has been
greatly improved and increased; the free
delivery system has been perfected and ex-
tended 10 accomm iale the people; the
..Anking system has neen abolished. the
po-,al card aystem has been established,
rigi system OF economy instituted, and the
department made more eel:-sustaining.
". are informed that Senator Ingalls, and
the entire delee slion joined Colonel Cobb in
his efforts to secure the iree-delivery. They
all deserve and have the thanks Of cur
people for their efforts.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

A NELSON street dry goods man, who is
we'll known for his politeness, has a father
rho is an excellent citizen, but not a very
,.aooth talker. They were 20 busy at the
store Saturday afternoon that the old gentle
man was called in to help. Among the cns-
toners was a young lady who appeared TO be
waiting to trade with him, whose elderly ap-
pearance invited her confidence. Soon an
opportunity offered. and leaning over the
counter as an invitation for him to 10 the
same, she whispered her order. He bent
closer to her, and said, "What's that" in
voice that started the per-piration to her
forehead. Again she whispered. so, eias-
tic" said he in tone that could he heard on
the walk, and looking much pleased with
his succe-s. "What kind Of elss.ic?' he
added, bending his head closer to the burn
ing face of the per.Piring maiden. Once
more she tremblingly whispered. "For gar
teri, hey?" he replied, even louder than be-
fore, without noticing the horror-struck ex
preston of the almost fainting young lady.
Something fancy, I suppose, he went on
to say, in happy oblivion Of the store full Of
people; "young people nowadays want
things nice. My old woman uses a shoe
string, and sails around without noticing the
difference" Then he got down with the
box, and turned aro,,Od to show it, but the
customer was gone. He stood around with
the elastic some five minutes in waiting. but
she did not return, and it il likely he has
forgotten all about the circumstance now
htnburu News.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
-g,A nALLO do y

In. i ~ practicable jokers, the
MANAGE q, toe Grap4;c ere busy extending
ioyit. on. TO the DISTINGUISHED men OF the
country To take pass .sIoss the Atlantic
j.. Prof. Wiz. bslloun- The answer oil
g, Butler = ,-ewhere printed, and speaks
-. itself. The replies Of Geo W. Child {,
Of the Pailadeiphla Ledger, and oil Ger.
Gee B Mcclellan, are also published by the
Gra.I;;. TIE iir-t says be sis strongly i'm
prs.s-d with The belief that the capacity OF
the balloon for air navigation ismuch greater
than has vet beea demonstrated" but-he
ssre,rers that he cannot avail himself oil The
Graphic Courteous offer" The second eh'
presses SHE sincere admiration lie feels for
the en-rgv IN d-te, mination displayed In
hringin t, practical solution question OF
such high interest in a scientific and pracli-
cal point of view " but-''previous engage.
ments," and other little matters Of that sort,
prevent hi. accepting the Craphie's very
complimentary invitstron.'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

The stroke OF paralysis which has afflicted
vies.President Wilson prove. more serious
even ,han the pubic were 4, first led to ex.
pect Not onlv are his features distorted
AID his voice affected, but recent dis.
patches state that . dangerous operation is
shout to be performed upon him, which may
ws,ken him to degree taat will prove fatal
to him. This is sad news for the country, as
Ne have bu, few public men as able, unset.
Ash and patriotic as Henry Wilson. Il lie
sad for him, As we'll, thus to be stricken
down into helplessness and perhaps the
grave, just a. his graod life was eliminating
in the highest no .orsa great nation can con-
Ter upoa one of its citizens. But few men
have literally toiled in the public service as
he has During the var his labors were
simpl. hercnleau. Ga his broad shoulders
come Of the greatest responsibilities of that
-srusGle rested. and throughout the bitter
partisan conflict of last fall, in which he
aook IN acaive part, his political opponents
vsss never able 70 say that Mr.. Wilson had
filled 10 discharge his srusts - became an
hopest and IN honorable man.
fhs pssvalsnes Of paralysis among our
publie nsn 10 exciting the attention Of the
pssa. Large Numbers Of them have fallen
3 that nay during the past few year, many
q thsn, too. men Of robust frames and tenn
.loss Hsa
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

threw her out about ten feet, striking her
side against one of the trunks, and che rolled
over to all appearance dead, and died within
two weeks. And be again assaulted the
mother; that At this juucture q brave Irish
man, Hamilton BY name, q man known
here before and At the commencement OF the
civil war, Joined the Kansas Id, and died
nobly lighting for his adopted country.)
came up and, not making note Of number,
stretched Clark and Martin on the ground;
bat Merchant feiled him With sick. All
four beat him then and left him for dead.
Having this Information when Clark came
up, it may ea.ily be imagined that l was not
in the be-, of moods 10 receive visitor, and
least Of all the leader Of such gang. In
mediately on his arrival l qusstiooed him
and found my information substantial. Then
the following conversation ensued. / said:
''Clark, you a.e no Scotchman, or You
would not make var upon defenseles women
and children. Your trail has been marked
all this summer With violence and conse-
quent suffering TO your poor victims. You
told me when / first came to this country
that you had always been . Benton man,
and that you was opposed to the extension Of
the area Of slavery. Why, then, this inhu-
man violence? Ia it to secure YOUR portion
of the paltry sum that these timid people de-
posit in your accused court with the foolish
hope OF getting justice at the hands Of such
heartless villains?''
He got mp and l with him,
We had been sitting on the wood pile in front
of my house, and confronting me, answered !:
''Mac, think you are ID fool, and
had much better attend to Your own business.
l have all along spared you because you
are Scotchman, bat if you 20 to meddling,
shall do 40 no longer. You carry a knife
and pepper box only to be laughed at, not
knowing that We know that. although you
would not finch from using il, you could not
hurt anybody. Just to convince you, I'll
hold nv back to Won at three PAGES. !"
L answered: "Mark your PAGES.
PH give you six" He did not
move, and l, continuing, said: "Wheth-
er my pistol is effective or not, abuse my
family "a you have this day that of Bra
ham, and prepare for hell. for you die,
though in your lungs were the life Of the
universe, shall not be unavenged. And
more than that, you have carried your
butcher instinct he was . butcher ny pro-
fespion) to dangerous extremity. The peo-
pie have all this time lived in trembling awe
OF you. But you have driven them to the
wall; have failed hitherto to induce them
to act like men. But nature will and must
recoil. your time to fear il not distant, and
may the God of the oppressed speed the
hour" Here NV wife called TO dinner. and
this additionally, half warning conversa-
ton ended
Cole MCcRE,.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
TuE GOOD or A NEWSPAPER.

Ga the 12,h of June The TINES pub
lished all editorial asking our Congressmen
10 secure 70, Leavenworth the free letter
carrier system. Subsequently, other articles
appeared in the paper concerning our rights
in this respect. Our city contemporaries did
no, AID US BY their voice or influence. but
Notwithstanding that fact the suggestions OF
The TIMES were needed, and on the Let OF
September L.avenworth will enjoy the
benefit, Ct tie free carrier system.
Las, week The TINES called public stten-
ton 10 the fact that the Kansas and Missouri
bridge had not been assessed, and yesterday
the 3oard of County Commissioners INSTRUCT
ed the County Clerk to make the assessment.
j is no, n. cesssry TO dwell upon these jour.
nali-ric achievements, hut they are worthy
OF simple n,en,ion, and illustrate how earn.
ss,Iy and consistently The ZINES is labor
ing to promote the real prosperity OF tie
city and county.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
HIS IxCELLENCY ARRESTED.

Ofthe recent ares, OF Governor woodson,
OF Missouri, and party, at Seneca, Kansas,
for violation of the Kansas game laws, the
81. Louis Globe discourses as follows:
The people of Kansas are strict construc-
tionis,. OF law. They are no respecters OF
persons, but high and low must be punished
if .h-y rransgres-. This was the case many
wear. ago when Democratic politicians wen,
over the border and meddied with what did
nat concern them. 1t is 20 to-day, and
Governor Woodson, General James Craig
and other Democratic politicians are the VIC
tins
There We. no harm, thou ,ht the Governor
and his friends, 10 shoot few grouse-fhere
we're 81 many Of them, and the time wac so
mar AT hand for the shooting to he permit
ted BY law--snd besides that, nobody would
ever mia them. That is the way had boys
always commence life of crime, and 1t u
10 be hoped that Governor Woodson and his
Young friends will take warning by the pun.
ishment they have received and not go
chicken saootipr any more 10 violation OF
Law