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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-29
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMEs


will contain selected Editorials from the Daily Times
General News, Domestic and Foreign the Proceed
ings Of Congress and the State Legislatures Book Re
views; the choicest literary selections while its most
prominent feature will be Complete Agricultural De-
partment, with original articles from practical farm
ers full reports of the American Institute Farmers'
Club; fnadcial, domestic produce, live stock and
general.
AS A FAMILY PAPER
The THINKS will have superior; is will be free from
all appeals 10 vulgar and impure tastes, and may be
safely admitted 10 every domestic circle,
AS A REPUBLICAN JOURNAL,
The TIMEs will be devoted, in the past TO an intel
ligent and firm support of the Republican perty Is
course in reference to the Tammany Ring. at time
when all the other daily papers New York obstuot
ed and discouraged it, efforts attests its sincerity In
the cause Of reform. The Tsmes stood alone in de-
mandng Reform from 1863 TO the close Of 1871. and
there is sincere honest PROT osal for reform. Ia
any bianeh Of the Government, which will not be
heartily supported by the Tins. But it will not con
spre in assisting mbit Gus politicians demaEogues
reach power under false preIenses twill not en-
courage detection from the Republican, party. which
still the party OF progress security and national pros-
poTity.
II will sustain with all the force aud influence at is
command, the principles aud Ilicy which have rem
dered that party so Justly famou In our history. IL
will advocate those inca urea by VIII En- the honor the
peace AMI tho prosperity Of the nation Can DO host
cured and promot d. and will eonstan'ly study tho
ants OF the po0p,e rather than the wishes o. tbs pol
itician- iNldWlY
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MONEY.

New YORK, Jan. 27.-Money, curren-
cy to gold. Sterling, 9la0s. Gold, Sl.13ia
1.135. Governments strong.
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GENERAL.

Steady, sales $40; uplands 81; Orlean;
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A GREAT BLESSING.
GLOBE FLOWER COTGu SYRUP.

Never, since the me when he morning stars san
together" has there been greater medical discover
ana blessing to the human race tnan the
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

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THOMAS LEONARD,
lesals oass L1..avsssA CITY, No. ~ a
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

STATE OF XAH0A8,
cs.aiy q LaSsavstI, -
II the Dslsies Csast q IL Fra Judicial Disssirs
- tne Seo1s q 8aeees dtaing II asd inr Lssvea-
v0th ce911y b - 0aals.
Americas Central lnsunses1
Ce0paay, P.ainta.
John Lihs. Dsss.daat
DUbLlC NOTICE b Aersby givsa Inst sud,.
Il nd By virtue q - executes q - DIRECTED
Cd Ae1lvsgo4, is1oA saf q The Disasos1 CearS n
IL fiFye Judicial DisaFies q IL Saoao e Yaans
atsing b asd ~ lnvsovor Csosey. N -
0eeee - IL ya1eD0t rsnAsrsd n u s6ovo e.
lid sstisa, I vill -
Sassrdsy. ts l7A day Of May. A. d. 1879,
Heses N n city & Lssssaves,k' n ~ Cssssv
I'D eteee a1neeid. e0R q pshlie sals - 81 70
The hshse bl16ss. ~ oh q haol, H. fIiloVi.a
de.esibed tsoetD & lad. dtunAa, lyinG ID ~
In H. Ceanty afLaassavostA asd 6eaSs q Ksasss.
neDely. loeD nunbsR sseootaea IN spA 49,
(is) d blsek nunhsR thirty. eiehs (a0) IN L0seo-
worth CITY psopeg, aad lets Av0 (s) a6d six % In
Sseek nanhH eighty. 90 II nd Lsassa1csth
Sid psessrty d LEVIED spoa ssd h h b ss,a %
tne pssPsrsy 81 The shove named dsisaAsas Jsha
THOMAS LEONARD.
sncna .. L1avsavestA County, Kaasas, April 8th,
cLov.. wnsAr. Attor. sys fas Piaistia.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

Gen. Sherman has Instructed Gen. Gillem,
Commanding q. g. forces in the lava bed,
to punish the Modoc Indians commensurate-
y With their crimes. The Official dispatch
informs Gen. GiIlem that be will be justi-
fed in ex.erminating the tribe. The muir
der Of Gen. Candy, and the perfdy Of Capt
Jacks hand have aroused Spit Of resent
ment In the Government, and It Is evil
dent from tie tone of the dispatches
that nothing Len than the utter annihilation
of the Modoc..varrion will be accepted -
just retribution. We admire the language
of the dispatch. While it proclaims war it
promises peace. Everywhere on The From
tier the people rejoice over the order 10 move
on the Modoc camp. The Quaken in this
region believe that the rules of the peace
policy should be suspesdsd in this instance,
and the war policy inauGurated.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

Tme NEW ATC0lD0H PAPER
The prospectus Of the new Atchison paper
has been Published. Il will Be . morning
daily journal. Republican in sentiment, bot
free to criticise or commend measures Of
either political party. Atchison u hardly
hrge enough 70 sustain two daily papefs,
much len able to support tvo Republican
dAilis and one Dsnoczaiic. Many
e'iiseo believed that . .ewspaper, perfectly
Ire from the trannes Of o6c;al patronage,
and bold enough 70 speak The convictions Of
Ne mass''' voo'd Be blessing to the town,
henos they clamored for such jour
n'i' ane "'o'e promises al sns and more
20 " sns po''Asaef !" soae 70 sonsFs 70
". =. "'' :" P'A~y .E Two % 'nlee yses ne
.n o Ane uoeo.e n however,
~" . ' 'c1 inc 'nfi" mat 'olS"s
""n,os o'e,n.s many Joo'nais no d.hsf-
eeoe nov eooo sns r.o',s' may have been
"..n "e p.P e@oe1sea On NE - OF Jour
nA 1000 'n'ea.'oos are plenty
e.'a ~ 'se Jootoalss'c ne.d'
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49, .,: ~. .n.n' a SPAN
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4 SreAl 00f.oUF oC0UHOR8s
Will c. Aoreau, Who figured - . delegate
70 the recent straisht-out Coovssa;os 1t
Louisville, has TUNED up in Tie character Of
q christian gentleman in IN ohscurs Georgia
harriet, y - he i paying hs address to
anxio0s inquiRis, III the ladv's friesds, the
Indianapolis Ssntinea publis.=s long &c
count Of the adventures of this scamp, Who,
1t would s-em. is~.<sses pure ccsDed6eD in .
marked degree, and hes bad Wy lively
career. He STATED out . . ts9pesance
lecturer, bat he did not succeed vssy veil in
that line, iaasmuch - be voald occasioaally
get . drunk = . trooper. he thea took
to the law, and dipped into politics, which
be followed II . eose q segra.s way until
the var bsoke out II 1861. In ths meantime
he married too wives, boiA Of vhoa were
divorced iron hin vkea they sscsssained
biz real character. PEsvion 70 Tie var b
also became - editor ofa paper puhliahsd {.
the istsrsst Of 0eesys ". julian. Wbeo
ho.tilitio beoke out h s.issd company
and became II captain, bat b sooa had .
di6culsy with one a ths mea, and
shot him in very eo1asdly
manner. He vs promptly disniosd
from Tie services. Afsr Tin b acied for Q
while = MAJOR ofs K0ancky psginssa, and
~ aeaia diaina floo the army in coase-
qssocs of - psoeeas9 . asal homsa Tia
- Wsn9 10 Kaasas - fguss1 = ainiesr |
Of he eosPel. eAsaaiag widow h1y cot ola
large sna Of neoey y 90 Of hi coaedsscs
oFessGisaa In 1855 b surnsl % = Q On
dido foe Coagre0 = Jndiana, but sscsived |
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

1t ~ Fumneed On ths slrssHs & IN earlv
hour this morning tha9 Ex-6snaaoe Caldwell
vas to arrive iron Waahingtoo On Tie S:35
train. A Tie morning papers didn't ansousce
his coming, his arrival ~ not expected by
the public. Thoss Of our citiseas Who hsard
The report, veoe TO the depot IN welcome
him. BY The tine ths train reached he d.
PIT, The crowd W. quite hree, and nade
up OF ciil1eas of Ill parties. No sooosr did
Mr.. 9. make h1 appsarses than thess ~ Q
general rush nads 10 shake hs had. Il M
some time before b cosld srsse hi child,
% warmly did his frisnds pseo about him.
he Va evidestly surprised q seeing %
many Of his Old ffieads and neighbors q The
depot at such N early hour IN lie morning..
inasmuch - be inseadsd 70 10 hone
quietly. He Va highly pleased 1t BE-
ing ~ cordially sreesed By thoss Who had
known him 10e % many yean. We have
no doubt bot that NJ. Caldwell appreciated
these kindneass beyood any expulsioa. He
Il looking remarkably veil, and i in he
best Of spRiRiis
There Was 0oe Of the mos remarkable in
cidents at the depot that vas ever witnessed
By those there. While the friends Of NJ.
Caldwell were greeting him, unexpectedly
Tom Carney emerged from the sane car.
His appearance created much surpRise. bot
not one Of his former friends spoke to him
be passed out Of Tie depot unnoeiced BY the
the crowd, and those Who did &c him. look
ed upon him with contempt. One Of our
old citizens asked another Why be did not
greet his old friead Carney1 1--WE are not
,Pe.kine to dosa" "a: the reply. II this
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

Sheriff. Sale.
o: sly. :. e is., r.ssas: J..
In IL Dislsiet CsaF q tAs Plrs Judicial Diseries
- TIE oests 81 kasos slsting In nd hr Lasves-
verth Coaaty h MD Seats.
Isvi sAosss. Fiai.aG. L
DUDLlC NOTICE = hsrssy eivsa sAss u,dsr
4 - - virtao 81 ths juAensas No.
oeso4 n tAe sboso untitled aseioa. ID 80 b. The
ehsse naoed CeaFt, - a . spseial sxsesGiss
tocea - - jsdyosat. 70 - dlseetsd cd dsiis-
ssa, yin, -
15ws1sy. ds Ii day g No. A. d. 1873
AS e'ssseh , =. sfasa day. ct IL Cs.ss hsess
800 ensc.sA. s0lr . Pslais als - N . IL
ecsieed tsee1 q land, staaas, lying aDa hsil9 II
IL e:sney sfLssvssvsrsA asd 6Gaas II KaSsas,
Ths sssthv0e q,astsr q u ,sssbsast S.asssr
- sses3so fur ~. II tsvnshiD slsves (ID e.
f.e0e tvsosy-svo (73). eaid psspsrty 10
= sd - commanded By tho ~ s1eeial exseu-
uss aai n pursuascs q sid jsdgnsst
THONAa LEONARD,
sessi9s soss. lsavssvertA CITY. AaseI sstA.
t'a.woIs Bnrros. Attosssys ~ Piaistis.
AAy2klV
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OsSc4 CeUHIY scPHaaxfsmDsxr.
LsAVonwoa1n, Apsn II, lS7a.
To the TsaeAaDUf LsavsaUsseh C,.,,v.
Ar ouD euoanllatisn. ~ TupeA-
Csaooeso - Sscadea - = ean Cs1n6y issaI-
'sss this Psise
J. 2. 1AUaERNAU.
sRso o9O CiosRDan CN0aisso>.
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80 ossssiSG s. rs % Tsae.ia

Arrival - 000ot0P C0o0We9D-A Ger.
1saa 0eoss1oG ~ ~ ~ Rs1eoAA
Il ~ runogsd o he stspets Il IN early
ho1r ths morning that Ex-senator Cald-
veil ~ b arrive fiom Waahingtoo On The
SIS tEain. A he noening papers did not
anaoancs hi comiae, his arrival v1 not ex-
pecaed b The public. Thoss Of our citizens
vhe Ind the report vsat 10 Tie depot to
Vs3cume hin. By tie tine IL tTain rsaeh-
q IL dsPoe. IL csovd ~ quite large, snd
~ nads up II cifiseas Of al psztisA 10
SOONER did M. G. naks hi appsarancs
~ theS ~ . general ruA nads 70 shaks
HI haDd. Il ~ soos Tine bsfoee b oould
gsese Ais ehiId, % warmly did hi friends
pssD abs1t hin. He ~ ssideasly sur.
Psissa q sss:ae % Dasy Il hi cd iriesds
81 nsiGhhs0 q he dePoe 4 sseA n early
Aar i IL Dosniae, isaanssh - b In.
tn5sa - g hooe q1isaly. He ~ higAly
P,sassd = beisg % essdially gsseasd b
SAs0 vho I'D kaovn hin fsrso 1asyysars
We have - 1s1k ~ ~ N. CAl1vsll %.
pssefn1sd tAos kis1nssso hsyunA ~ a.
Pslsin. He : lssking se.asklbly VEL
- : = ~ - ofq6sh-CA
WY = ~ Chn - aull = 10 mfr 10 ex.
ushfoh = ssip u Calagsll 1Sts ~
- - alGahs = ~ ana~ vin vihs
1nu n ahui1ia
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17


The return yesterday Of Mr.. Caldwell
from Washington, was unannouncsd, and
save to . few friends, unexpected. It va
but short time before the arrival of the
train that the rumor Of his possible return
upon it had been circulated, and yet he va
met and received . welcome 1t the depot
from . very considerable concourse of hin
friends and neighbon. There were no loud
speeches, there Vas no formal reception.
But the hands that were extended srasped
cordially and warmly the one they met, and
the faces were eloquent Of friendship, gym
palhy and sincerity.
There were palpable evidences yesterday
that Mr.. Caldwell, in al his misfortune, has
lost none Of his favor with his friends in
LeavenvoFth. Th1 u his home; his nom.
ination was brought about By The people Of
our city; for once they presented an almost
united front; the only discoedant element in
their midst when they went mp 10 Topeka
was the din6ected ofice-ssekess Who fought
him to the last. The people Of Leaven-
worth were delighted that there W. oocs
union IN their midst, and Irrespective of
patty their delegation food By him. At
that time the C0mMercial Wa, politically.
Numerically opposed to Mr.. Caldwell. But
in full faith that be Vas devoted to the in
terests Of LeavenWoeth and the State of Kan
sas it supported him.
Mr.. Caldwell has returned 10 the people
who elevated him to the position and they
testified abundantly yesterday that they be.
lieved in him and in his innocence OF sny-
thing wherein the law Of the country or the
teachings Of right had been violated.
Scores Of citizens paid their respects ii his
residence during the day and expressed
sympathy for his misfo, tune.. and ixilh in his
character.
We have had occasion to say before what
We but briefly dwell upon now; that
disrepute into which their vhite-washjng
'chemes bad brought them, and were certain
Df . Radical sucnaDor 70 Mr.. Caldwell, in |
Kansas that the 6rst bone Of contention /
u the struggle for the Leadership Of The
Senate between Morton and Conkling Vas
Caldwell and The tsct Of the former carried
he day and ovsrthrew eur Senator. TIE
Of our people, - exhibited yes-
erday, acoords with these staAemesh.
On the ams train With NJ. Caldwell came
mother individual. Thomas Carney emersed
rom the depot unnoticed and unvelcomed.
Caere wa no hand Of friendship extended
o him. An ovation Of solitude W. his re.
option. And Why? Becauss Thomas
;arney u looked upon - the vesisse scamp
hat ever brought diszedit upon Kansas,
nd . the meanest shyAer that ever evin-
lied and cheated our city. By prUfsssoa q
etrayer Of The most solemn tlusls, . traitor
o the bolisst friendshipa . very Eau Who
'ould cell his birthright - he cold hin
riende. hin town and himself for mean
Considerations. It i not Strange that the
eopls Of Lessenvosth had 10 sympathy for
be man, Who - Mayor. sold them out, and
. Governor, betrayed them. |!
Ia the voiceof the people 10 b considered
,demensf And IL 70 which = The juss man,
aldvetl, ont Of the Senate, co0mssding the
.spect and sympathy Of on. citizens. or
arney, an outcsst in hin own old home?
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,..Women prssches are Increasing rap
idly. Ten new names have Ten 49, !
the Lit within tie lass six months.
-Nsw-fashionsd vedd ing cards are o
heavy parchment, and in addition to hin
very curious are very expressive.
The style now in vogue among he h
die. Of parting their hair o. Tie s;de,
promises to eoatinus through, he sunn~.
Mis- Amanda n. Napeil, q. Ipdi.
ana school-mistrs.a, invested her mar
in Government lands; and made SO. 0Oo
byie
You often hear Of q man ssbeine IN "A.
vance Of his age. but you newer hesrd Of I
woman beng in the same predieamanA.
-Chinese silks will BE- very flahioosbIe
for spring and summer wear, and, - shop
keeper" ay. make up very styli.A."
Women are to b employed . CLERKS in
the various Department. Of the State Gov.
eminent Of Psnnsylvania, % says Govern
or Hartranft.
Nile. Judic, the SUCCESSOR Of Mill
Schneider, whose glory seems 70 have eone
ont vith the Imperial regime, il about 10 ap-
pear u new opera bouHs, b Tie anahoe
Of The notorioe. "Tinhals d Arse.s, |" caIIed
IA Rosiere d'Ici."
-rhe following. from Tie Lo.doa EDO.
= too foil Of truth and good ssnse 70 b Iost
"Thess i no way il which laaiss, olhseviss
good AID hoooeable, behave - tAosusehly
III and do % much nischief . b. DIR VIC.
latioa Of the psiseiplo Of vseaeiiy and ius-
sics il heir dealings regarding lie tsa:s6.s
Of ssevasts. To coocsal any Ia which a.
tisfly initiates agaiast their bossuey. nor.
atty, o. sobsiety. i to b guilsy ola most
serious deception" A very considerable
proportion Of the troob'e. With servasb in
almost every household grove out Of The
loose manner IN which houseksepsrs rive
servasas certificates Of good ehar.ca:r, uesely
to Ret rid Of them without Disturbance. Co..
side1ats and respectful treatment Of . eood
servant and q PeremptoY refusal 10 rscoo-
mend bod one are tvo importa.s eIsoeaas
81 The domestic ecooomy, which many Amer.
ican - veil - Englsh housekespcs have
RET 10 learn.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

"A triumph of the Devspapers'' i the
hatteripG epitbet applied to tie smoking oul
Of Mr.. Caldwell, By no len authority than
Alexander Caldwell, ex-United States Sen.
ator.
The above article i going The rounds Of
the newspapen. When Caldwell made the
remark he undoubtedly rnTro~d Il would
prevent his expulsioa. The great trouble
with Alexander was that b. means Of frand-
ulent CONTRACTS and money be was raised
from ob<curity to The United STATES Senate.
In that position be forgot all He only
thought he vas United States Senator for six
years and the pres Of the State and individ-
uils must bow down and worship him, or
else he would put his Senatorial foot upon
al who opposed him and crush them out.
You cannot make whistle out Of pigs
nil.
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vACuLLATInG JOURNALISM.

The article in the Commercial on the ne
turn Of Mr.. Caldwell, Is the mos amusing
thing of the sort We ever read. 1t de6es de.
scfiption, and sincs it u published in nevs.
paper which advertises itself to be - indie
pendent as ''hog on ice," i incomprehea-
able. In the irst place, il asserts in sub
stance that Mr.. Caldwell i an honerable
man, Who secured his election 70 The United
States Senate in manner wholly legitimate,
and was only compelled to vacate that place
BY the superior influence Of Senator Morton
- compared with Senator Coakling. La
Than two months ego. the same paper d.
clared that the means Of securing NJ. CAld-
velPs election were diagranefal and dishoo-
osabls, and that the charges brousht against
him had been amply sustained b. ths evil
dence. A fortnight after this article ap-
psared condemning Mr.. CaldvslPs conduct,
another editorial" v.s printed in The CON-
~~e;al, which d,lated ct lensth upon the
eainenos and purity Of Mr.. Caldwell.
md took stroog grounds in favor Of his ~
ss.sion in Coagre~. - Senator. Rsviswing
ID own course, since the name Of Caldwell
became associated With Kaneae politics, Tie
Cba@eresal ays It vas "diametxically op-
posed to Mr.. CALDWELL when he vas an
noonced - q candidate for the Senate. This
s'diameiric opposition" frst took the shape
Of published card inviting Mr.. Lauber 10
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Nj. Caldwell hes returned to the people
vh" elevated him 70 the portion AID they
te"ihsd sbundantly yessssd.y that ,hey Be-
lieved In him And IN HE innocence
Of anything whereas The hv Of The com
ttry Or the ssachinss Of rieht had been VIC
lated. = - =
The foregoing from the Sunday Commercial
is not Only hlss but mean. Ii i direct
slur On the people Of Lesveavosth. Mr..
Caldwell has many acquaiaaa,cs In Lsav-
envodh, and no doubt fkis.ds Who syupa-
thize With hin il hs tsossls, bat 10 talk
about ciaiseas Of Laveavosth ''helisvisR il
his innooence" i ridiculoua. They believe
nothing Of the kind. Besides, hey d,d.t
testify abasdaasly or any other
way that hey believed in Cald.
veil. Acquainssscs Who nj hin
q the DEPOT shook hands viii hin, and Only
the usual aalutasions vess exchanged. He
arrived unannounesd and he throag Il Tie
depot NJ no larger ihaa ssml We have
no objections to the Caldwell papers ayisg
anything they desire in M. Caldvsll's
praise, bot ~ know the people Of this city
are not deairous Of having i said Of them
that they testified abasdntly 10 hin limo
cence. The Len aid about this Caldwell
matter Tie better. Every man n he State
will ny i ~ dicsediabls 70 Lsavsnvorsh.
and the sooner L = ohliies.Aed Tie better Il
will be Tor he city.