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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-19
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THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LE,vESwoRTH COUNTY.
In the District Court in and for the County esv.
enworth and said State Of Kansas.
The Lie Association Of America, Plaintiff
Samuel W GRAY and Elizabeth d. Gray, his wife,
Mary A. PilisbuTy and Elua PiiIsbury, her
hGshaad, Austin NJ. Clark, jams Stone and
Miiton T. Clark, partners Clark Il Co. Joseph
Ashton and John Ashton, Defendants.
1T APPEARING that samuel W. Gray and
i EIizi ID. Gray, his wife, two Of the above
named defendants. are non residents Of the State
of Kansas, and that a summons cannot be served
upon them in this state, they hereby notified
that they have been sued in this arton by petition
filed by the plaintiff herein the 18th day Of Feb
ruary 1873, in said court, for the object and pIr-
pose Of obtaining judgment the pfomissary note
Of said defendant, samuel W. Gray, dated Febru-
AIRY lith, 1871. and payable TO said Plaintiff for
three hdndTei dollars. with interest fEom Its date
at the rate of I2 per cent. per annum except pay
ment OF interest To August ith, 1872: and for 81
arr for attorneys fees, and to and for interest at
II per cent per annum on the aggregate Of said
claims and tor order Of said court causing the
hereinafter described real to be sod and the
proceeds Of TO be applied in satisfaction Of
the judym 10 be rendered in said action, and
at you and each of you and of the above named
defendants be forever barred and foreelosed Of and
from any interest in AID To the said premises to-
wit said real estate, bounded as follows: Com
nIeneing rods and feet south OF the no'tr w-st
corner Of the southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter dissection g Of township l0,of range II, run
II soutu I'd tnt tnchss edst ~
rods the soul heas; Of said quarter section,
thence nth IS rods feet inches, $50 Il. f.
in. thence west bearing north TO the place Of be-
SHINING. in said County of LeAyenworth, stare Of
Kansas. And that you must answer the petition |
said plaintiff in said cause or before the I'd
day OF July, A D., 1913 or the same will be taken
a confessed by you and Judgment and decree rem
dsred in said cause the tenor and nature Of which
will conform TO the object and purpose Of said petit
tion ss herein stated.
BrRNFS 4 DILL,
May 21;h, 49,. PlaiEtif sAttsrney..
mx2I-diXw.
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doe J.a.rse, At Leave.worah.

Some sixty of the citizens of Platte City
visited Leayenworth last evening to witness
this great actor in his specially Of Rip Van
Wrinkle, Henry NJ. Allen, the efficient and
obliging Superintendent Of the c. K. !. & p.
K. K. furnished an extra train TO bring the
excursion party home after the performance
The management Of this great line Of rail-
road are doing everything in their power, BY
excursion rates and other concessions, TO
assis: Leavenxnr,h. But We with to bring
70 the notice O: the Press and people of Leav-
enworih and 10 complain in the name OF
their suburban visitors of a grave mistake.
The rcselqed seats were sold at 81, 80 at the
night previously at st. Joseph they
were cold at 81. Nov, when We
come to buy gOods- OF YOU, We are
convinced that we buy as cheaply As ve can
in any of your rival towns: Why must
you charge US one-third more to see and
hear the great actor in his famous role of
Rip Van Wrinkle? We are convinced that
to correct the mistake on another occasion,
and We only complain because for your good
We wish you to sell Amusement 1t - low 4
price as your ST. Joseph neighbots in their
splendid opera house.-Haae City Land
marx.
weca say to the Platte City visi.ou and
the editor of.the Landmark that the rates Of
admission asked from them were mot higher
than the rates made to our own citizens. M.
Je6esson's agent fixed the price ola ticSet
and reserved seat at 81 50. and single
tiekx 4 81 eacA.
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rrurHruL JAMES 10 EBE EDsSos.


From the New YORK 1iinune-l
So, ,s-cA
'hIAA' ~
Which Il is not my style
To produce needless pain
s,T fhsf 20 gin the grain,
D.. ,, q an, ain lack still Twin ana NSe HIS
'' no teIp on mis- brain.
On that Caucasian head
There Is no crown OF hair.
Aud Echo sez ''vherer'
.,d, ask .sis this Nation q White Mans, and Il
ga,eralIv fnlugs on the square,
She vas known in the camp
As '.Nyc's other tduaws
Hez no rights in the law,
Pm, i. ,reacherou, SINFUL and Shiny, As ye might
hey' we'll known before.
But she said that she kcew
Where the IDjins was hid,
For in seemed that she did;
.fnc. .l,e led William where he vas covered by
seventeen Moiocs, and-slidi
Then they reached Cor his hsir;
But Nye sez, By the Law
vi y in, 10 mo,e.
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Pr.mps Dca,in- Win a savage.

In the Oregon Indian War of 1866 and
1856, Ouhi, the most conspicuous chief Of
the Yakimas. large and powerful tribe in
Washington Territory, was one of the prin-
cipal leaders. After several months of fight
ing, seeing the hopelessness OF the contest,
he came in and delivered himself up. The
officer to whom he surrendered was Captain
Dent, of the Ninth Infantry, the brother-in-
law of President Grant. General Wright,
who commanded the troops then in the field,
n soon as the fact of hescapture of Ouhi
was announced to him. directed the prisoner
to be brought before him. He then said:
''You have seen the sun for the last time.
/ am going to hang yen. Not that you have
fought against us in battle, but because be-
fore the war broke ont you murdered Indian
Agent Bolen. He was your friend; but you
his journey to the Dalles, and when at noon
be Vas resting, You and two other Indians
killfd him, and yet the moment before You
had been smoking with him. This was not
War-if was the act of dog, and you shall
die dogs death. Captain Dent, as officer
Of the day, you viii detail sergeant and the
proper number of men, snd hang this man
- soon rs the preparations can be made.
Il took very few minutes to carry these
orders out. Young Ouhi vas stretched up as
. warnirg TO other Indian Chiefs that muir
deren would be punished. General Wright,
ehea in command Of the Department of Or
eEon, By this oct did much 10 bring the war
then pending to an end. Captain Wright,
q the Twelfth Infantry, Who was killed BY
tie Nodoca at the same time with Captain
Thomas, was 4 SON Of the old Indian fighter.
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Sheriff. sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, -
County Of Leavenworth,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
OF the state Of Kansas, sitting in sEd .,r I.4v-
enworth county in said state.
The Metropolitan Building
and Loan Association,
Plaintiff.
f'ase No. D..
Naria Mcfarland AID SAM
uel Mcfarland, Defend
ants
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, TINT under ami
by virtue Of the jud ,m-ni rendered in the above
entitled artion, in ard By the above named Court,
AMI % specia! execution issued said judgment,
TO me directed and delivered, will On
Thursday, lie loA day Of Jniy, 4. d., 1873.
o. clock p m, of said day, at the Court nouse
door in the City Of Lexyeoworth, in the County and
state Aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand the wing de-
scribe tracts Of land situate lying and ng ia the
County Of Leavenvorth and State Of Kansas
namely: Lots number eleven M and twelve (l2l
in block number thisty.six t3s), in Leavehworth
city proper recorded the pat Ct said city, on
record in the once Of the Eeyis ter Of Deeds in and
for said county and State.
Said property - to re sod commanded By the
said special execution and in Pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Leayenvortb County, Kansas
Sheriff Office, Leavehworth City,
June Bird, A. D., 1879.
IL. VI. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
iaf-iIvti
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LEGAL.
SheriH's Sale,

STATE OF KSASAs,
County of Leavenworth,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis.
trict OF the State Of Kansas sitting in aud for Leave
enworth County, in said State
Eugene b. Allen and AlexsnderI
Street, Plaintiffs
August W. Bayer, Sophie Bayer Case No i-5i.
W. ID. Kelley, James Archer,
snd Louis Espehsckied, De:en-
dants
DUBLIC NOTICES hereby given that under and
by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled seton. in and by the above named Court.
and Of special execution issued said Judgment.
to me directed and delivered. will on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 4. u. 1873,
At II o clock A. NJ. of said DAY at the Court House
door, In the city Of Leavenworth, in the County
and state Aforesaid, offer at public sale. and sell
separately to the highest biider for cash in hand
each oft"e following described lots and pieces Of
land, situate, lying, and being in the county Of
numbers thirty-ore (3I) and th'rty-two (32l, in
City proper, in said County and state.
said special Execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sher,a OF Leaven~srth County, Kansas.
Sheriff Utice, Leavenworth City, May q, A. d.
1873.
Hosp AND BRINE, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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SheriRs Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LE4vKSwoRIa.
In the District Court of the First Juc,ai District
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting in and for Lrzv-
enworth County, in said State.
David w. Powers, Plaintiff.
r, ss:s,, eG H::sa: an. An" '''' No 5000
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and
i by vir tue Of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled action. in and by the above named
court, and Of a special execution issued said
judgment, to me directed and delivered, I will
Thursday. The 10TH dry Of July, A. d., 1873.
at II o. clock, n. m, Of said day, IT the Court
House door in the City of Lezvenwortb. in the
County and State Aforesaid, offer al pub ic sale ami
sell to the highest bidder, for cash In hand, the
following described tract oflznd, situate. lying and
being in the County Of Leavenworth and Stale OF
Kansas, namely, the north half Of the northwest
fractional quarter oil section number niseteen (lS',
in township, number eight t5l, Of range number
wenty (22l, east Of The sixth principal n.Ii-
dian IN sad County and state.
Dated the 3ri day of Juee, A. D., 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff OF L-svenworih County. Kansas
CLoUGH Il WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff
iuf-ilwTd
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STATE OF KANSAS, -
LKAvKSwoKTu CouSTY.
In the District Court Of Jefferson County, in the
State of Kansas sitting in and for said County
and state.
Samuel L. Peasants, Admn-l
i,trator of the estate OF Ira
Lindley. deceased, Plaintiff,
s. s. King, Administrator at
the estate of Henry McNakin
deceased, susan McMskin.
w. H. McMakin, Margaret
McMakin, Clinton McMakin. Css. Ne. l. e9J-
DeKalb MeMakin, Andrew
J. NJ, Maxim, VI. l.. Grsord,
Angeiine Gill. John Gil.
Hamilton MeMskin, Henry
MeNiakin, Jr., E q. Whit
ney ,snd the Indiana BANK,
corpora on doing business in
the state oil Indiana, De-
iendants.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that un 'er and
i by virtue Of the judgment rendered IN the
Above entitled action, in and by the above named
court, and OF a special execution issued said
judgment 10 me directed delivered, will OF
Thursday, tie 10Th dIg Of JHiy, 4. d., 1879,
at II o. clock a. m, of said day, at tie Cour.
House door in the City OF Lsay.nHorth, in the
Comfy OF LeAvenworth and State Of kaIs's, oiirr
and sell separately TO the high, bidder, Tor cash
e,eh of the following described tracts Of land sit
uate, lying ard being in the County Of Leaven-
worth, and State Of KANSAS. namely, the south
east quarter ~ Of section twelve (l2). township
eight ~, range twenty t2y), east and the north
east quarter - OF soc ION tNc:ye IN tosnship
eight (si, range twenty (2ol all in tue county Of
Lesven worth and State oil Kansas.
SAID properiy TO he 80 Il ~ commanded by the
saii Special execution and in pursuance OF said
judgmenI.
Dated June 5rd. A. D., is:i.
THcM ~ LEONARD
sheriff Of l. ayenwyrth County, Kansas.
iuf-dIwit
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SheriR's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvESwokrn. fa'
In the district Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the Safe Of kansas, sitting in aud for Lsasea
worth County, in "a state.
Austin NJ, Clark. J. q.
r'one aud N. E. Clark,
Pisintifs.
Isaac Young, Sliza =.
Young and william q.
,CSfin Defendants.
DUBLIC notice 10 hereby given that under and
i by virtue Of the Juizment rendered in the
Court, and Of special execution issued on said
Judgment u me directed aad delivered, will on
Thursday, tie 10Th day Of July, A. d. 1873,
at 10 O. clock M OF said day. at the Court House
door. In the City Of Leavsnuofth, in the County
and state aforesaid offer ct public sale and sell To
described Of land, situate. lyiog and being In
the County Of Leavenverth and state Of Kansas,
namely: That certain piefe and parcs Of land lying
sou; O. the south line Of piece o. ground sold
conveyed by Lucien scott 10 Wells, Hsnning and
Clements. Of Ann Arbor, Michigan. and east Of the
east line VI Main street, and vest of the west line
Of Levee or Water street, being part Of block N,
lying and being In the city OF Leaveavor;h City
proper.
Said property is 10 he odd a. commanded by said
4Pecia! execution and in pursuance Of said jads
nen'.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of LeaveBvorih County, Kansas.
Sheriff, Office, Leayenvorth City, June zrd, A.
u. 1873.
PESDErY d GODDARD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
jul distd
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The Wheat Field OF America.
Healthful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.

The Northern Pacific Railroad offers for sale
Its LANDS IN CkSTRAL AND " ESIERS MINNESOTA,
embracing: !. The best of Wheat and =. TX
cellept Timber Tor the MILL the Farm and the Fire
5. Rich Prairie PastuTage and Natural Meadow,
vatered by the clear Lakes and running streams
in Heathful Climate, Jshe,e F.rey and Ig.. Is an
EnOun.
Grain can he sh ppel hence by lake to market
as cheap As from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lards from Lake So
perior TO Dakota. Price of land close track 81 90
to $50 per acre; further away $3.50 To- 81. 90.
Seven Years Or dit: Warr3n;ee Deeds North
ern Pacific 7-30 Bonds, Tow selling at par,
ceived for land at 81. TO- No other uEoccupiei
Lands present sGch advantages To settlers.
soldiers under the New Law March, 1877 get
100 acIes FREE, near the Railroad by one ami two
years residence.
Transportation at Reduced Rates furnished
from all principal points last TO purchasers OF
Railroad Lands, and To Settlers on Government
lfomesteads. Purchasers, their wives ard children
carried free over the Northern Pacific 2oad.
Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies to get
Railroad Lands and Government iionI-st@ads close
TO the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy OF New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
veow OR 23 FIFTH AVENUE or. 9TH
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LEGAL.
ShoriR'S Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or LEAvENwORTH.
In the District Court OF the First Judicial District
Of the State of Kansas, sitting in and Tor leavcu-
worth COUNTY, in said State.
George Z. Hines and David
W. Eavss partners rs hines
and Ezves Plaintiffs, Case No. 5, IT'S.
Janett Easson and William:
L. Easson, Befendanis.
DuBLIC notice Is hereby given that under AMI
l. By virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action in anu by the above named
Court ant Of a special execution issued on said
judgment to me directed and delivered, will on
Thursday, the 10th day Of Judy, 4. d., 1875,
ut II o. clock 4. NJ, of said day, at tho Court
House door in the City OF Leavenworth, in the
County and State aforesaid. offer public sale and
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand the
following described tracts Of land. situate lying
aud being in the County Of Ieavenworth, and
State OF Kansas, namely, lots numbered seven "a
and eight ts), In block mum bsred eighty sel city
proper as snosn by map OF plat on hle in the Of.
nee of the Register of Deeds in and for the County
and State Aforesaid.
said property to be sold As commanded by the
special execution and in pursuance of said judg-
ment. THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
Sheriff 8 Office Leavenworih City,
June 3ri, A. ID. 1873.
BYRON SHERRY, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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SheFiG,s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY or LSAvEsvokIH
In the Distrie, Court Of the Fret Judicial Dis
trct Of the state 81 Kan.a, sitting in and for Leav
enVoT;h County in said State.
The Metropolitan Building and Loan:
Association, fiaiotia,
No 5s3S.
Mauric. DuIey aud Cstharine Duley,:
his vile, Defendants.
Pu hlic notice Is hereby given that under and by
virtu. Of the judgment rendered in the above en-
titled setion, in and by the above named Court,
and of a special execution issued said judgment
to me directed and delivered, 4 will. on
Thursday, the 10TH day Of Jxiy, A. ID. 1873,
at II O'Clock M, Of said day, at the Court House
door in the City Of LeAyenw0ith, In the County
and STATE Aforesaid, offer At public sale and sell To
the highest bidder, for eash in hand, the following
described tract Of land, situate, lying and being in
the County Of Lezvsnworth and State Of kAnsas,
namely, the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section i've ~, In township eleven ll,
range twenty Two (, contain ing forty (30) acres
more or less, in the County and State Aforesaid.
esid property to be sold - commanded by said
special execution, and in pursuance Of said judg-
Inent. -
Sheriff OF Ieavenvort County, Kapsss.
Sheriff Once, Leavsnvosth City, June srd. A. D.
1873.
Il. HnnMAx, Attorney for Plaintiff
June f-AltAvtd
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EEAvENwORTlI MUSICAL COaSEE-
VAE0xY.

tAkSS1.
EIaor TINES:
The term city is not fully defined, when
we say il is large collection of houses. Nor
is lis relation complete when it has become a
factor in the commercial world. 1t il like a
child then, beginning to stand alone. As it
cultiyates the fine arts and makes them a part
of its growth and every day life, then, and
not till then, does i, define itself fully.
A city which negIects to foster and develop
among her citizens taste for painting, sculp-
turing, and music fails to lay the basis for
homes for the sons and daughters of her
merchants and tradesmen, who have become
rich through her mercantile msris and COM
modiiies.
Would Leavenworth continue the Metrop-
oils of Kansas she must care FOR ether things
besides railroads.
She has reason to be proud of her artists
who stand before the canvass, easel in hand;
but has she not obtained equal glory from
the musical talents of her citizens, and espec-
tally of those who have proved themselves
more than amateurs
Again Can she expect to do herself hon.
or without maintaining those institutions de-
voted 10 the musical education of her youth
and middle aged?
1t was our good fortune a few evenings
since, to listen to a class exhibit or semi-con-
cert at the Conservatory of Music in South
Leayenworth.
While the programme would have been
creditable anywhere, it was not something
upon which great amount Of time had been
spent, with the exception OF piece or two,
but was simply a showing of school work, a.
done at the conservatory. Some of the pupils
presented had not been in but one term, but
their progress was remarkable.
A novel feature worthy of mention here, is
the teaching of instrumental music in classes.
Its most valuable feature il that, 1t brings
the price of instruction within the reach Of
the poor. Thus they can have 4 luxury,
which heretofore the rich only could enjoy.
1t was clearly demonstrated at the examIna-
ton that class drill insirumen,ally ia feast.
BILE: especially under such teachers "a Mr.
Brown and Miss Maggie Douglass. There is
indeed, at this Conservatory, a rare oppor-
tlInity TO secure a knowledge of thai art di-
vine, that makes home lovsbie.
There were two or three persons present,
who evinced that they we're not in sympathy
with the Conservatory, and would plnck
away the already richly won laurels, were
il in their power.
Lite Eta, the first bud of promise from
this ''Garden of Song" assisted by her sister,
Mamie Few, rendered 'Sounds from Home"
in manner that did credit TO both teacher
and pupils. sSabblth March," composed
by Mr.. Brown, and arranged for the organ
by Miss Douglass, as we heard her play it
tina; evening upon an Eay was worthy
a hearing anywhere. 1t is gem.
Finally. A conservatory of music, under
the personal supervisor ofsuet artists, should
certainly command the Patronage of wide
and widening circle. Music.
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Sllerif's Sale.

SLATE OF KANSAS,
County OF Leavenworfh,
In the District Court o. the First Judicial District
Of the state of ansa. sitting IN and Tor Lea
worth COUNTY in said State.
Henrietta Stuart, Adminis:ra-
tfix OF the ate OF Andrew
Stuart, deceased, Plaintiff,
Case No. >, 2s.
James W. Brown and Julia 4.
Brown. his wife, Dtf-ndants.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that under anil
Il by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the
above ENTITLED sction IN ar by the above named
court. and Of a special execution issued on said
judgment to me directed and delivered, will on
Thursday, the 26th day u June, 4. d., 1873,
at II o. clock of said day, at the Court House
door in the City Of Le4venworth, Ia the County Of
and 5 ate of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell separately to the hghes; bidder, for
cash in hand. each OF the oxing:decrbed tracts
Of land situate, lying, and beng the County of
Leaven Worth. and Staie Of Kansas, namely;
Lots number fifteen (ijl and sixteen (isl in block
per, in said County and state.
Said property IL to he sold m.nded by the
aid special exec 4tion AID in pursuance of said
Judgment
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenwor;h county, Kansas.
3her;f's Office. Ieavenvorth City, Kansas, May
2ah A. D., 1873.
PESDEkY GODDARD, Attorneys for Plain.ii.
mae ditAr.