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New York STOCK ana Money Market
Ia Oct q.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
Money ranged at 1-32 allie until Just before
the final close when II was offered In small
amounts
The banks gained over million In legal ten
ders to-day and the supply of national bank
notes is increasing.
Sterling exchange weak for 60 DAYS at loeA@
*, and firm for sight al los.
Gold steady, closed at losk,
Carrying rates 6si-32, closing ate
Ciearings at the gold exchange today amount
ed To al, 100000.
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Body Found.

BARRYTowN, Oct. 28.
A dead body has been found on the Hud-
son River road, near here, with the name,
'E McCrussell, Brooklyn inside Of his
shoe. 1t is supposed he fell from the train
and was run over.
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From New York.
New YORK, Oct. 90


MURDER.
Young Rsley shot Mr.. Clary, editor of
the Cumberland, Nd, Times because of
an article concerning his father, who is
clerk of the court. Clary died last night
He was conscious to the last.
ARSON AND ROBBERY.
A II Johnsons residence at Waterloo,
Iowa, was burnt Sunday. Loss, $4,000.
1t is believed the building was first robbed
and then fired.
CONDITION OF MEMPHIS.
A dispatch from Memphis says out of a
population of fifty-five thousand, twelve
thousand is large estimate for those re-
naming in the city. Fifteen hundred have
died. and twelve hundred are now sick.
Over two thousand families are drawing
rations from The citizens relief committee
and twelve hundred orphans are in differ
ent asylums.
ARRIVED.
The steamship Holland from London.
cIGARMAkERs' STRIKE.
The strike of the cigarmakers continues.
LEGAL TENDERS.
The associated bank. gain ST 900, 900 in
legal tenders to-day.
FOREIGN SPECIE
Eighty-one thousand pounds in foreign
specie were received at the assay Office to-
day Total to date Fl ,62S,0 900
TIE sHANKs CONTEMPT CASE.
The Shanks case, was resumed and few
witnesses examined. The court then adj
journed.
POLITICAL.
The Workingmen's Central Union last
night endorsed a mixed county ticket and
the Republican state ticket.
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE
UNION TRUST COMPANY.
Bankruptcy proceedings have been nsti-
tuted against the Union Trust Company by
William b. Siney. Papers were served on
j. o. rockingham, president of the com
pany, last evening.
REFEREE IN THE CASE or sHANKs.
Gov Dix has ordered that on the list of
December a referee shall hear testimony
against District Attorney Brtton for lille
gal action in his prosecution of William f.
g. Shanks, city editor of the New York
Tribune
COMPROMISING BURGLARS.
Two weeks ago a box containing guam
tity of bonds belonging to John A. Seebach
was stolen from the Long Island sayings
bank, Brooklyn. Saturday Secbach re-
ceived letter asking if he would pay $780,
600 for the return of the bonds.
THE KELSEY AFFAIR.
G b Banks, 5 II Burgess, VIM j Wood,
James Mckay and Henry r Prince, were
arrested this afternoon on warrant from
Coroner Balls. They are all implicated in
the Kelsey tarring and feathering affair.
sIIANKs CASE.
After the debate to-day in the Shanks
case, Judge Fancher adjourned further
! hpornU TN INV 9Th
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In sudbury, october 20, very suddenly, Ed
ward l., Hall, Esq, aged GO years.
HIS disease was paralysis OF the brain, which
terminated IN seven hours. lie leaves a wife
and -FOUR children, two sons and two daughters,
To mourn his untimely death.
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The Canadian Pacific Scandal.

OTTAWA, Oct. 2S.
The debate ON the governor Generals
messageis still going on, and is likely to
continue several days.
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Outrages.

LONDON, Oct. 20.
Several outrages were committed in Ire
land during the past week.
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Che Rutlaad daily Gluhe,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1878.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 n. M. 1920
Burlington 1910 'i1;o2 a. M, 1880 t7:4o
y. IN.
Port Henry, '1l:32 q. m
Bennington, t120S p. M, 1870 & '9:25 p
IN.
Saratoga, 'i145 a. M, 9:06 p. m.
" Salem, lao 1880 n. IN, t3:4O q ABS p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 & t43Oa m 1910 4 1000
y. IN.
Burlington, 1:43 & t5:4O a. m, 1870 & 500 p.
m.
" Port Henry, 5:05 p. m.
q" Bennington, 1890 & 1890 q. m, & 1925 p. m.
" Saratoga, 500 Il. m, d 300 p. IN.
" Salem, 1:4O & 1900 u. IN, loo TOGO ?. IN.
Mall Train tMlNeu.
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Effects of the Panic.

New York, Oct. 49,
A dispatch from Philadelphia says the
money stringency and its effects have been
severely felt in that city, Money seems
easier. Glecnbacks are one-eighth per cent
premium, but lenders are scarce. Some of
the firms which suspended during the first
of the panic have resumed. Trade in gen
eral is now looking brighter. The export
trade has been badly affected, except bread
stuffs. All kinds of iron is selling below
cost, and if affairs do not brighten half the
furnaces will have to suspend. The coal
trade is easy. Orders in advance are slow.
The working classes are most seriously at
fected In all the mills, foundries, work
shops and manufactures there is general
relaxation of business, and theresult is that
%, 900 men are thown out of employment.
THE PANIC IN DUTCnEss COUNTY.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 90.
Dispatches make Il statement OF the re-
suits following the labor panic in Duchess
county Brckmakers have all been dis
charged carpenters business is at a stand
still ; many men have been discharged
Some of the factories are running on three
quarter time about ten thousand hands
are employed at the print works at Wap-
pingcr's Falls, Cohoes, Rochester, Pleasant
Valley, Newburg and lIaverstraw, all OF
which are thrown out by the closing OF
works by Garner & Co.
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Ministerial Association of Esuriing-
ton District.

The association met at the NJ. L church
at Vcrgennes, Tuesday, Oct. 2Sth, at 10
a. M, and was called to order by Rev. W.
II. Mceker Of Middebury, president, pro
ten, Rev. Louis NJ. Bcaudry of Shclbun
acting as secretary.
The session was opened with devotional
exercises by the president.
In was moved that, in view of the alb
sence of some who were to have spoken,
the programme be set aside for the morn
ing, and the different pastors relate the cX-
periences in connection with their charges
for the past quarter.
A committee of three, consisting Of Revs.
w. w. Foster of Nergennes, r. c. Potter
of Winooski, and A. j. Ingalls, of Brandon,
was appointed to adopt measures for or
ganized work in the different churches in
the district during the fall and winter
After this, encouraging words were spoken
by different members of the association
and miscellaneous business was taken up
A committee was appointed to arrange II
programme for the next meeting. Reys
Milton Tator of Castleton, II. +. Austin Of
Rutland, and w, W. Foster, ir, Of Pitts
ford.
Ministers of other denominations were
invited to participate in the discussions.
The meeting adjourned at IL o'clock.
BcncGiction by Rev. DR.. Goodby Of the
Baptist church.
AFTERNOON.
The afternoon session was called to order
at two o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Billiard of Wey-
bridge, in the chair. A seven minutes
meeting of devotional character was
held, and then the programme was entered
upon by paper on preparation for the
pulpit, by Rev. Mr.. ingalls, of Brandon.
He said the most importan. work was
preaching the Gospel, and should be en-
tered upon with consecrated heart, and
should be done effectively, hence study the
duty Of the minister especial study is
text book, and his chief work is to declare
the true doctrine of the word of God. The
essay was criticised by Rev Mr.. Meeker
who commended the article, but rejected
the omission of preparation from contact
with humanity, from which there
is great deal of illustration to be gained
Other criticisms followed, and the Who'll,
subject was touched.
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Condensed Dispatches.

A police officer and Lucette Myers are
travcrsing the country in search of Roscoe,
whom she alleges murdered Goodrich.
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From San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 30.
FOUND GUILTY

FOUND GUILTY.
Captain Clark of the ship Sunrise has
been found guilty on seven counts of in
dictment for intlicting cruel and I'M
usual punishment on seamen while on a
voyage from New York to this port. Bail
in his case has been raised to S25 900.
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From Washington.
WAsHISGToN, Oct. 29.
LABORERs DISCHARGED.

LABORERs DISCHARGED.
Fourteen hundred aborcrs and mechanics
have been discharged from the navy yard.
SETTLING Up THE AFFAIRS OF A RUINED CON
Germ.
A dividend of from twenty-five to thirty
per cent. will he declared from the assets
of the First National bank by the receiver
JAY COOKE AND co. = DEposlToRs.
All but thirty of five or six hundred de-
postors in Jay Cooke & Co.'S banking
house have signed a paper placing the set
Element in the hands of ex-commissioner
Rollins.
BUTLER INCuBATfNG A BILL.
1t is said General Butler recently stated
he will introduce a bill early in the next
Congress which shall forbid newspaper
correspondents from acting as clerks of
congressional committees.
SILVER PAYMENTS.
A Washington dispatch says Secretary
Richardson has directed the assistant treas
urers in paying bills against the govern
ment to pay sums not to exceed five dollars
in any one payment in silver
SILVER COIN PAYMENTS.
The following is Secretary Richardson's
order to Treasurer Spinner directing pay
ment of silver
"You will please, on and after receipt of
this letter and until otherwise ordered, pay
public creditors. should they desire it on
account of currency obligations, but not in
exchange for currency, sums not TO exceed
FIVE dollars on any one payment in silver
COIN"
THE DEBT STATEMENT FOR OCTOBER.
The debt statement for October will
show considerable increase probably three
to four millions. This has been anticipated
at the treasury department since the first
of the month 1t is not unlikely the debt
statement for November may also exhibit
an increase.
CONTEST FOR POSTMASTER OF THE HOUSE.
III lIlt5cut l'''SlIit'7tNl Ut ~N'i ibih' u. =
will contest with Mr. Pierce Of Mississippi
the appointment as postmaster for the
house of representatives. Pierce claims the
position as representative from Mississippi.
but it is said he does not design to retain
his present residence, but return to Massa-
chusetts, his native state.
| MANUFACTURING PROSPECTS.
One of the largest manufacturers i'll New
| England, during Il conversation with Secre-
tary Richardson Yesterday, said he would
have reason to anticipate very hard times
this winter were it not that the stock of
wooden and cotton goods was never lower,
and while mills may be compelled to run
on short time, the actual demand will re-
qurc the services of all operators this sea
|
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MAR ISIAl.ES.


In Rutland, oct 2s, by Rev. Il. Mills, Mr.. My
ron Delarm OF Boston, Mass, and Miss France
Bowen OF West Rutland
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Weather Probabilities.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE)
CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. c., Oct. 2S, 1878 p. M.
PROBABILITIES.
For Wednesday for the Middle and East
ern states, southwest to northwest winds,
cloudy and clearing weather.
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The customs receipts to-day amounted to
900.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
900.
The assay Office received to-das $4,000 ster-
ling coin for recolnagc, making total to date
since the 9th Inst, 1868, OO0
The Inauguration Of silver payments at the
sub-treasury to-day resulted In the payment Of
$3.50 to nifty different persons.
Governments weak ana lower.
State bonds are quiet, nominal.
Stocks ilrner ana advanced tkm3i( above
last nights closing prices the most marked
improvement was in Western Union which
opened at % and sold up 70 5l1 The general
list closed a fraction below the highest point OF
the day. Lake Shore sold at 62i aGIi4 New
York Central s5]G@s7 with heaviest trausac-
lions In these shares.
Gold closed at 81,
Governments STEADY.
Money 30 and interest.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks very quiet.
tWhcre blanks occur there were no blds.l
Tho ftlI.u+tt,fs "a IN nj.
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CTBAN INDEPENDENCE.

A Washington dispatch says there are
strong indications that the question of the
independence of Cuba will again come up
for discussion in congress during the COM
ing winter. 1t is said the President is
greatly interested in Cuba, and will recon-
mend recognition in his next message. 1t
is said that an expedition of great strength
is being fitted out for Cuban insurgents.
TREASURY WORK.
1t appears from the report of the second
auditor of the treasury that the number of
accounts examined by that bureau during
the past fiscal year was, 1900, of which
A., 420 were for bounty, arrears Of pay, etc
-aggregating S40, 900, 900. Three hundred
and ninety-two charges, amounting to S57,
241, were raised against officers of the
army and volunteers on account of over
payments and double payments, and $s,2a5
of this sum was recovered and turned into
the treasury. The accounts Of foriy-three
paymasters have been balanced, an aggre-
gate of nearly $4,000 having been depos-
ted by them to cancel their indebtedness to
the United States.
APPOINTMENT.
Henry II. Howe was appointed post
master at Ithaca n Y vice Marcus Lyon
resigned, and James r. Angel at Union
Springs, Cayuagua comfy, vice James h.
BurleW resigned
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LATER.

District Attorney Phelps spoke for three
hours and forty minutes and had not con-
cluded his address when the court adj
journed lie will resume at 10 a. M, to-
mOrroW
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NEW YORK, oct. %.
Mr. Trcmain continued his argument in
the Stokes case this morning, dwelling on
the prisoners fears and apprehensions, and
upon the unimpcachable character of his
testimony when on the witness stand. Mr.
Tremain spoke over in detail all facts con-
lcctod with the sho )ting.
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IATEI.
ALBANY, Oct. :

ALBANY, oct ~.
If Phelps had given the $4,000 bail re-
on six otter charges, two of which are for
forgery. The district attorney had already
proceeded to get warrant for his rearrest
His case will be brought before the grand
jury early next month.
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sIIANKS CASE.

After the debate to-day in the Shanks
case, Judge Fancher adjourned further
hearing to Nov. 9TH.
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G b Banks, S II Burgess, VIM j Wood,
James Mckay and Henry r Prince, were
arrested this afternoon on warrant from
Coroner Balls. They are all implicated in
the Kelsey tarring and feathering affair.
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COMPROMISING BURGLARS.

Two weeks ago box containing guam
tity of bonds belonging to John A.Seebach,
was stolen from the Long Island sayings
bank, Brooklyn. Saturday Seebach re-
ceived letter asking if he would pay $780,
600 for the return of the bonds.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03
Publication Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSASl
LE.yESwoKIH CoCSIY.
In the District Court in and for the County Of Leav.
enworih and said State Of Kansas.
The lie Association Of America, Plaintiff
Samuel W Gray and Elizabeth d. Gray, his wife.
Mary A. Piisbury and Ell Yard Piiisbury, her
husba-d, Austin N. Clark, Jams Stone and
Milton T.. Clark, partners as Clark Co. Joseph
Ashton and John Ashton, Defendants.
IT APPEARING that samuel w. Gray and
i Eliz ,beih d. Gray, his wife, tso Of the above
named defendants, are non Residents of the Stale
Of Kansas, and that a summons cannot Be served
upon hem in this state, they are hereby notified
that they have been sued in tins acton BY petition
led by TIE plaintiff herein the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1873, In said court. for the object and par
pose Of obtaining judgment on the promioary note
Of said defendant, samuel ". Gray, dated Febru-
airy lIih, 1871, and payable 10 said plaintiff, for
three hundred dollars. with interest from its date
at TIE rate of II per cent. per annum except pay
ment Of interest to August 18th, 1872 and for 1S
AID for attorneys fes and to and for inter. st nj
" per cent. per annum on the aggregate Of said
claim and Tor an order OF said court causing the
hereinafter described real estate u he sod and the
proceeds Of APPLIED in satisfse ton Of
The judgment 10 be rendered in said action, and
tha; you and zach Of you and Of the above named
defendants be forever barred and foreclosed Of and
from any interest in and TO the said premises to-
wit, said zeal estate, bounded - follows: Com.
mencing rods and Z feet south OF the north v.st
corner of the southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter Of section 3, Of township ID range a. run.
npg thence south to the section line, thence east 80
ris to the southeast Of said quarter section
theme north 81 rods 3 feet inches, (ss X. n. s
In. thence vest Tearing north to the PLACE Of be-
aiming, in said County Of Lezven orth, sta'e Of
lnSas. And that you must ansuer the petition
Of said plaintiff in said cause on or befor. the I'd
day OF July, A. D., 1875 the same will be taken
As confessed by you and Judgment and decree rem
dsred in said cause, the tenor and nature Of which
will eonfr.a to the object and purJose Of laid petit
tion as herein stated.
BURNEs DILL.
May 10Th, 1873. Plaintiff ATTORNEYS.
mx2i-d1Sv3
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SLATE OF KANSAS,
County OF LeAvenworth,
In the District Court Of the = rsi JuIicl District
of the State Of an a. sittiu "a sud t., Leayen-
worth county, in said state.
Henrietta Stuart, Administra-
trix OF the esi ate Of Andrew
Stuart, deceased Plaintiff,
vs.. Case No. 5. Pas.
James W. Brown snd Julia A.
Brown. his wife, Defendants.
DUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given that under and
Il by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the
above ENTITLED action Ia and by the above named
court, and Of . special execution issued on said
judgment to me directed and deli ver~d I Will on
Thursday, tie 26,h day Of June, 4. d., 1873,
at II o'clock a. Of said day at the Court House
door in the City Of LeAvenworth, in the County Of
enwOrth and State Of Kansas offer at public
sale and sell separately to the highest bidder, for
cash In hand each Of the following described tracts
Of land situate, lying. and being In the County Of
Lezycnworth, and Stale Of Kansas, namely:
Lots number fifteen Isl and sixteen (l6j in block
number forty three (fsl, In Leavenworth City pro-
per, In said County and State.
Said property Is To be sold comm anded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leaven vo.th county, KansaJ.
Sheriff Once. leavenwOrth City, Kansas Nav
goth A. D., 1873.
PKsDERY GODDARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ms2D- dItAv.
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LEGAL.



District Court Of the First Judicial District
- e STATE Of kansas sitting in and i6r Leaven-
In County, In said State.
q q, 1la'n-
" ,orse W. Gardiner and Marcia A.
Gardiner, Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE ID hereby given th.t u,s.-
= and By viatue ofths judgment rsoderVd n ~
above entitled action In, and By the above naoed
court. and Of special execution issued On said
Judgment to me directed and delivered, YIN On
Thursday, the 18th day Of June, A. d., 1873,
at II clock. a. M, Of id day, st the court houss
door IN the City Of WORTH In the county ed
state Aforesaid. offer ut public sale and ell 10 the
gnest bidder. tor cash in hand, the fsleving dss-
ehned real property, situate, lying and being In
namely:
All that part Of the southeast quarter d section
number ten ll0), In township puabes nine (9,, Of
range number twenty-five (22), lying and being
on the east side Of the " New La1rence Road. ~
less. ~
said property to he sold rs commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance VI said
judgment
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sherin Of IeavenWcrth County, Kansas-
Sherifs Office, Leavenvorth City, MAY 2Oth,
A. d. 1s.3
WV: hIeiNBoTHAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
marl2.td
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osus1r o. L.ASss. As: J."
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, ssting in and for LsAysn-
worth County, in said State.
Austin N. Clark, J. C.
stone and N. +, Clark,
Plaintiffs,
Isaac Young, slizs +.
Young and William 9.
Conn, Defendants.
DUBLIC notice is hereby ven that under and
Il by virtue Of the jud2ment rendered In tho
above entitled acton, IN and by the above named
Court, and Of special execution issued en- said
Judgment to me directed nd delivered, l will ON
Thursday, the 10th day Of July, A. ID. 1873,
At 10 O. clock H. of said day, ut the Court House
door. In the City Of Leavsn wo,th, in the County
and state Aforesaid, offer At psblc ,le and sell TO
the highest bidder, for cash in hand the following
described tract Of land, situate lying and being in
namely: That certain piece and parc,l Of land lying
south of the south line of piece ground sold and
conveyed by Lucien scott To Wells, henning and
Clements, Of Ann Arbor, Michigan and cast Of the
east line Of Main street, and vest of the west line
OF L@vee or Water street, being part Of block n
lying and being in the city of LcavcsWoTth City
proper.
Said property is TO be sold - commanded BY said
special execution and in pursuance Of said judy
ment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sherif's Office. LeaveRvorth City, June 3rd, A.
PkSDERY 4 GODDARD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs
iuI- dIuti
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County OF LEAvkSwoKTH
In the District Court VI the First Judicial Dis
triet OF the state Of Kansas sitting in and for Leav
envorth County in said State.
The Metropolitan Building and Loan:
Association, Plaintiff,
No. JS3.
Maurice Duley aud Catharine Duiey
his wife, Defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the above n
titled action, in and by the above named Count,
and of special execution issued said judg ment
to me directed and delivered, I will, on
Thursday, the 10th day Of July, 4. ID. 1873,
at II O. clock Of said day, at the Court House
decor in the City Of LeavenwoIth, in the County
and State Aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell
the highest bidder for cash in hand, the following
described tract of land, situate, lying and being in
the County OF kavsnworih and Stale of Kanszs,
namely, the northwest quart Of the southwest
quarter Of section hve -, in township eleven IN,
range twenty two e, contain ing forty 40 res,
more or less, in the County ard STATE al, re aid.
Said property to be sold commanded BY said
special ution, and in pursuance Of sa in e
ment.
THOMAS LEONAED.
Sheriff Of 1eavenworth County, Kansas
Sheriff ONCE, Leavenworth City, June SD, A ID.
1873.
II HsaxAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
June 2-d1tlwtd