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UNDERTAKES &c.

UNDERTAKES &c.
r. ICHAhD =. HARVEY,
Undertaken.
tSsss,s~ 10 HARVEY q hAhky
No. ss4 srKrrr, between Ninth and rs.ss.
METALLIC 8 UsIAL CASES AND cAsksn
n.rl,ly SsKoTfDs.' H1BIrS, q.
RICHARD W. BARKER,
Cabinet Maker and Undertakes,
el2 HLKyKsrH STREET, near y.
FURNITURE or ALL KINDS INA DE ANS
REPAIRkD. sus-r
NARY 4. sTooPs, EruboIrasT q NafsraI F!ow.
Nh $50 9th street northwest,
between ID and $ formerly OF Gas 9TH Sc.
RleIry, 9. +. siansbury, Mrs. hon. jobs ooyods.
ppr; y: o. Thoapson, mrs. General BsIlooh, N sdsas
General " slbridgs. octii.i
% o6KTs. oRossEs, As0HoRs AND sTxas
% z B wSs n Cos sSs -
Den, Sssns MR., A A;..,
- ---------.
1'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ue.orre~
t.sismentsry On the personal estate o. GA THARiHI
ceased. All person. having CLAIMS against the .ssl
Deceased are hereby wsrnedto exhibit the same, via
b. law be e,cudsd ron ali bens1t Of he ssic e.
oo,a-wa- Esecutrix.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tia, the .up.ors.
District Of Columbia holding Special rerm es.srs
70 SiSnisnhar, on ne e-rsonsi estate Of MARY
ssased All having CLAIMS sssnsa the said de-
ceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same via
the 2lst day Of Oct Der next they may otbervsss 10
Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estsiS
.H. hand i ass HI nc soIL oiisss IA
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Th., the ,us.o, :,
letters 4 sSministr.fion on me personal esls,s
Of ALBERT BRooKs, hats. o. wa-hinrsss
esns against Al the ssd ssoe.-.d are hereby esr.
exhibit q. ss p, s ss ssi n. s a., ~
next; ,hey may ssherviss ey iss be esclaasa
BEHRiITTA y. Iher x nsrkI BROOKS,
on--m. witns~.-A wEBsrHs. Reg s q wiz.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Ths, the sub.crfsG
1 hs. obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dts
Ia s ssss g unit. M .hvs
win ths vouchers thsrsof TO he .assoris s % .
before the 18th day Of Oct Der they may ofhsr-
wise BY Law be excluded from al benent Of the 80
stale Given under nv hand, this l<th dag a.
oS os,ps iss JOHN T. nArTaEws
THIS Is TO GIVE HoTICI, Thaa ths ssb.sssr
= has obtsIncd from the Supreme Court Of The
District Of Columbia. holding . special term is-
inte Of NARY ANH YULLMokn, ists q
Washington county. ID. o.. oeeeess1. All 80
hereby warned % exhibit the same. viii the voucA
ere thereof 20 the subscriber, or before the leu
day OF Oofob~r they may otherwiss By asu -
excluded from ell bsnent OF the said cstes. ofvsa
ociisva' wh. B. kEED, Admiaistrssef Va,
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DY LATIMER OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Psnnsy ave aud lth street,
Star Once Buildings
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Rf LATIMER OLEAh,
- Auctioneers and Real Estase Br,k,r.
Soutnwest corner Pennsylya ave. and 18th sfres<
Star Once Buildings.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctOneers,
u No. lOOl, northwest corner 10th and Dsts.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN NORTH CAKOGfNA AVENUE AND
STREETS SOUTHEAST, IN WASHINGTON
CiTYs AND VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
LAND in THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
- Under and by virtue Of q decree Of the Su-
tain cause in said Court, wherein Catherine vodery
Is complainant, and John Thomas yodery and others
are defendants, Equity No. 1852, the undersig aed
appointed Trustees by said decree will offer for sale
ICES, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of Octobsr, A.
d ls73. at 4:3O o'clock D. m, lot two, a. in sub
division OF square 79l, improved by O comfortable
two story Frame House.
Also, on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF October,
1885, ut O'Clock p. NJ, sha all offer for sails the
premses, three acres of land, mare or less, stu sed
Good Hope, in the county of Washington, ID, O.
Terms Of sale, rs prescribed by the decree: One
third cash; the balance In two equal instaimsnts at
twelve and twenty four )nths, for which the Dtes
the day Of sale at the rate 81 eight per centum per
annum and secured by retention OF the ii 10 till all
the pay ments have been made. Recording aud con-
yeyancng at the cost Of the purchaser. dep OF
time of sale: II the terms OF sale com oil ed
with in i've days after the day Of sale, the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defsutiDg purchaser.
ED@ SpSS o,tdhhHRaRiNGroN ,Ja Trustees.
NJ THR SALE OF TIE LAND MAR GOOD
HOPE is postponed until THURSDAY October the
S0th, 1878, at o'clock p m, account Of the in
clehency Of the weather.
By order Of the Trustees.
oct28-2 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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UY LATIMER 4 CLRAEY
- Real Estate Brokers aud ucfioneer-
Southwest corner Penpa. svenue and Iith street.
Star Once Building
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RITZ C0NSEQUENCE or THE PUgJHAsaR
hsNibE a. d 10 comply with The terms e "a e, the
81, Se sale is Postpbn-d uutu WEDNEsD De.
&Sth, 1873, same hour sqd place.
Nv ord, r Of the Trustee
oct25 oSds hArIMER \ CLEARY, Aucss
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GALE AT THE PoUND.-There will be sa,d a
- the Pound, oOrn.r Of 23d street aud NV ~A
10Th avenue, the 3OrH INSTANT, at 12fA
ocl ck, sWhits HOGS, taken up in the ,NA--llss
nor hive tern section Of the city and impauud9l :
der he laws and ordinances Of the Board Of Health
if lot previously redeemed.
It p. 7. KEENE. NJ D. Hath OF ar
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Rr WIN. l.. WALL q Co, Auctioneers.
- New Marble Building,
No. goo aud goa PsnnsyIvania ayenue
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III 9hEEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID street,.
SALE OF HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE
BkusSkLS, INGRAM, AND OTHER "a 8
a On THURSDAY MORNING, October 20
wv 1873, commencing at I o O'Clock, We shall sell
Within our auction room, the following name
Two very fine ParIor Suites, upholstered i
Crimson Six Plush,
Forty Brussels, Ingram, and other Carpets
turkish Chairs and Lounges,
Handsome marble-top Sideboard,
walnut Chamber Suites, Hat Troes, Marbis-ts
French Plate Pier and Mantel Glasses,
Etegeres, Mirror back
Walnut Extension Tables and Dining Room ohsrs
Lace Curtains and Spreads.
class Furniture, &c, to attend the sale. as the abev
de,crlbtd furniture is in good cOhd ition.
oci7s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auot..
RY LATIMEk OLEARY,-
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
southwest corner Pennsylysnia avenue and Elev
enth street, Star Office Buildings.
PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM, AMI
KITCHEN ~ hNlrUkE, BRUSSELS CAB
PETS, &C AT AUCTION.
q On THURSDAY MORNING, October 80
T1No. 1928 East Capitol street, between 81 auf
y vain streets east, tho entire contents thereof
We nan- in part
Walnut PsrlOr Suite in green reps
Mahogany Hair Cloth Furniture,
hlnut maj BILE ter and other Tables,
Brussels; THREE ply and Ingram Q pots,
Malnst Writing Fable, Window Shades,
Walnut Extension Table,
Oak Cane Beat Chair,
China and Glass Ware.
Two Painted Cottage Sets,
WardrObes, Lounges, Mattresses,
Walnut Be stesds, Bureaus aud Washstsnds,
Tin Sefe, Heating Stoves, Toilet Sets,
Cook Stoves, Kitchen Requisites. &c, &c.
oct97-d fRen I IATIMERf CTEiRY Aucts
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pT LATIMER CEEARf
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner PEI n-ylvauia and Iith sta
Star Office Building.
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DY LATIMER b CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Psnnsyly ania avenue and lit st..
Star once Buildings.
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~THB ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED uutil THURSDAY, Octobsr 3Oth, 1873,
same hour and place. By order OF the Trustee.
octH LATlMER Il CLEARY, Aucts,
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~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THG RAIN THE
s5o,e sale Is post Soned until MONDAY, October
2Ith, tSS, same hoar and place BY order the
trustee. LATINER a OI,EaRy
octD'eoSds AuctiOnoers
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STATT " MANASSAS,
COUNTY or LE,vkNwORTB.
In the District CsIit Of the Frs' Judicial nj trict
of the sts,e - Kansas sitting in and OF Leaven-
L c.AlI IL in. ND : af..
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Eve menbeu Of this bar be appointed to con.
fer with the brethren OF the State, With Q
view of sugs esting suitable penron to fill the
vacancy in the Office of District Judge Of the
District of Kansas.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were
appointed BY the chair upon said committee:
Hon. Thos. P. Fenlon, Hon. F. p. Fi,zwil-
liams and Hon. q. H. Fitzpatrick.
On the resolution of Mr.. Green: H. T.
Green, Byron Sherry. Samuel Singleton,
John L. Pendey and Lucien Baker.
We are most happy to note that the MEM
bers of the legal profession in this city are
going about this selection Of q successor to
Delahsy in q sensible manner. The new
appointee should be the ablest jnrist in the
State, we'll qualified to fill the high and re-
sponsible position-ever watchful of the in
terests Of the people-sound, sensible, practi-
cal. When the right man is found let the
lawyers be unanimous in their recommenda-
ton. The above mentioned meeting was
adjourned till the 18th inst, when the re-
port of the committees will be received.
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TAKEN IN.
His First Experience With the
Frail Ones.

An incident occurred on the down train Of
the Missouri Pacific road yesterday which
furnished an immense amount of merriment
for the passengers. Just before the train left
Atchison round face, unsophisticated
youth, fresh from the prairie west Of White
Cloud, stepped aboard and seated himself
directly opposite three good looking but frail
nymphs, who had just Jumped" the town.
This trio of females saw at once that the
young man was possessed of a most pliable
susceptible NATURE. and they acted accord.
ingly.
Oae Of them broug ht her bewitching eyes
TO bear on the young man, till his heart
thumped up agsinst his ribs like a trip
hammer. Another bectoned him 20 come
over and be seated by her eide, while the
third smole on him q smile that made him
culver like an aspen leaf. On his rotund
countenance the bushes came and went with
fearful rapidly. They chased each other
with reckless abandon over his healthful
cheeks, rippled around his burning ears, dis
appeared under his thread bare collar,
and finally c,me to focus on his massive
Roman nose. 1t was plainly to be seen that
he was in a delightful state of confusion
To be gszed at with eyes full Of compli.
mept, and rec i've smiles from between teeth
which resembled little rows of seed pearls
we're Establishments which he could in no
wise Withstand. So. in obedience to fifth
and determined motion from the group, be
seated himself beside them. While two Of
them engaged him in conversation, the third
very de1trous!y went through his pocke,s
and extracted the worn and mutilaied cur
rency contained therein. He did not dis
cover his loss till he came to pay for dem
oranges, which he very generously pur-
chased of the trsin-bov, for his companions,
ard when the train pulled out of the Union
Depot he was busily engaged in exploring
the mysterious depths of his capacious pock-
cts for the missing stamps, while the passen-
gers grinned audibly aud the girls wore a
innocent look. Such is the per.
6dy of woman and the guilibility of man.
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STATE Of KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LaAvENwoKTH.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
of the Stale of Kansas sitting in AMI for Leaven.
worth county in said state.
Austin ". CLARK, J. G. stone aud
81. E. Clark, Plaintiffs.
lease No. 80
Eliza F. Young aud Isaac Young,
Defendants.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue Of the jud ,n-nt rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named Court,
to me directed and lie ivered, will on
Monday, tie 18Th day Of JoaUory 4. ID.
1874,
II o. clock a. m. Of sail day at the Court House
door IN the City Of LeavenwSrth, in the County
and State aor, said, offer ri public sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash In hand, the follow
ing described tract of land situate lying and being
in the County of Leavenwor,h and stare
Of Kansas, namely: Lot number three 49, in block
number six 10 in Clark AID ae.s' Addition to the
City of Leaven worth.
said property has been levied upon and is TO bs
sold Us the property Of the above named de'en1-
ants, Liza +. Young AID Isaac Young.
THOMAS LEONARD,
She if - Leavenwor. County. Kansas.
sheriff Office, Leavenworth City, Kansas, De-
CEN Der l0th, A. ID. 1873.
PENDkKI GODDARD, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
decl1wn
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Notice Of Publication

STATE OF KANSAS,
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, o.. q
LEAvESwORTH COUNTY.
In the Distr Court in and f,r the ssrI County
Lesyenv oTth and State Of Kansas.
Samuel +. BBtteTsOrIn Plaintiff.
David W. Niddet N, a. trustee
o. ADD ". North, Addie "
North, j. BaItram Nortl. bus
and OF the said Aide ".
North. and Harry Mortimer
Johnson, Leila NJ. johnson ard
Paul r.. John on, minor chit-
dren OF simon VI Johns n de-
erased, def, ntants.
The said Harry Mortimer Johnson, Leila VI.
johnson and Paul T.. johnson, minor hil,iren and
hei,s of SIMON VI j hasoa, ne .ascd, defendants
In the above 81 titled cause, w!i IA, rehy TAX.
tce that they have been sued N the Dtstr IT Court
in and for the County of sv-nworth and sta e OF
Ksnsas, and that a petition has been iiei in sin
Court by said samuel r. Bujterwprth, plsiI tin
aforesaid. That the said Harry Mortimer John
son, Leila VI. johnson and Paul r.. Johnson, nj
J" children and heirs Of simon ". johnson, de-
ceased M answer the petition Of the said plain
tif end unless they answer the petition of -ail
plaintiff before the Sist iay OF Decf mher,
A. ID. 1873, the said petiti,n viii he taken true,
and the prayer Of said petition will be granite,
aud a . m will b. rendered that the east halt
Of the northwest quarter and the east half Of Ihs
southwest quarter of section fourteen 40. town
ship nine o., rsn2e twenty-five On, east 81 the
xth principal meridian, situated ia the county OF
eav-n forth ard stare of Kansas xhe Elm the said
Harry Mortimer Johnson Leila N 10 nson and
Paul T. lohn-on, mirror children and he rs OF
Simon VI Jobas,n, deceased, av-rred in aid
p.titIun have Undivided One-lOnrth int-resil Ice
PARTITION a md side oriing 10 the prayer Of
ii pc ion, aud The -p'rtiTe nights d the par
ties, and u ea-s partition or division o. the
premises IS in possb.e, oann1' b" h"i, thai sst
prem h. -id and tn proceed Of the zane iivid-
si p'ayei To- in aid prition. according TO the
v FTzvILrI.w
novf3-w5t Pl-irtiI's ttoru.y.
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Dick Blossom having conceived brilliant
poem went out yesterday to purchase some
writing material, wherewith to immor;alize
himself on paper. His purchases included
. bottle of ink, which he placed carefully
wrapped up in his coat-tail pocket. On his
way home, he bethought himself Of visit
to his lady love, mayhaps to inspire him
With the sacred fire which was to scorch the
tinted leaves upon which he contemplated to
pen his effusion. Dick had not been long in
the presence OF his inspiring genius before
she betrayed a giggle, and Dick began to
feel queer sensation in the neighborhooi
of his coat.tail pocket, where the ink had
been placed. The tr.acherous bottle had
broken,
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An unxrnseiulFe Female.

Yesterday blushing blonde by the name
Of Kate Ecter was escorted up to the Gala
boose by Officer Mason, charged with the
larceny Of goods belonging to one William
jackson. 1t seems that some three days age
Kate came from Kansas City, and being in a
destitute condition, Jackson kindly gave
her home with him until che could find
employment. During his temporary absence
the interruptions Kate took all Of his wear
ing apparel, household furniture, etc, to a
second hand store on Cherokee street, and
sold them. When William returned he
found an empty house, and ihmedia ely had
the thieving woman arrested.
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NEBRASKA BANDITS.
Wholesale Robbery of Horses and
Other Valuables.
The Robbers and Their Booty
Bound for the South.

Two or three days sgo telegram was re-
caiv-d in this city asking that band OF
horse thieves who we're making their way in
this direction be intercepted. These scamps
have been committing depredationr in north.
ern Nebraska for six msnihs past. The band
is made up of six young men, and they had
their headquarters in one of the northern
counties. Horses have been stolen from the
various counties around, men have been
robbed on the highway, houses have been
burglarized, and stacks of grain burned.
No clue could be obtained to the guilty ones
until four weeks ago, when John Haynes ss-
sumed the role of . peddler, and after a
weeks tramp through the country, stopped
at a ranch for the night. The place was
formidsbly stockaded and inside had the
appearance of an arsenal. His euspicions
were aroused, and all night long he lay
awake thinking Of the best plan to pursue.
Rising in the morning, be strolled about the
ranch and saw a number of fine homes,
which he recognized as belonging to differ
ent parties throughout the country. Not
fully Satisfied with his investigations, he
finally asked the ringleader if he had any
work for Tim to do. The chief replied that
be could work about the ranch, and if he
proved valuable help he would advance
him to higher position.
Things worked smoothly until last Sun
day, when Haynes became satisfied that
they we're engaged in rsi1ing about the
country. The next day he took horse
from the ranch, while the robbers were
gone, and rode to . neighboring vii.
lage and informed several parties of his in
vestiraiione. An attack was decided upon,
and we'll mounted, armed and equipped, the
party rode toward the ranch. After Hay
mes had gone and before the raiding partv
had reached the ranch. the robbers returned
and finding one Of their b at horses and
Haynes gone, they At once concluded that
he was Spy and that detection would follow
Reaching the brow of hill about one mile
and half from the location of the ranch. ~
related BY Haynes, they saw q large FIRE and
upon riding closer, it was found to be the
ranch. Upon nearing il, they found every
thing movable gone and the rest in flames.
Looking about the prairie, the party dis-
covered that the robbers had taken southly
course, evidently intending to reach the In.
dian Territory or Texas.
Their horses being poor travellers at bess,
and somewha, jaded from q long and rapid
ride, they wisely considered that tt would be
better to intercept them, il possible, rather
than attempt to Cvertskd them. So they re-
turned home and delegated the above gentle
men to follow by rail. Reaching the near.
eft points on the Ksnsas Pacific and Atchisor,
Topeka & Santa Fe railways. directing the
news to be heralded among the people. with
the hope that the bandits may be captured
and brought to justice. Our Informant could
give no estimate Of the amount of property
the robbers had with them when they lett
Nebraska.
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Office and the public, six weeks begbre. the
converting Of the Legislature, and sesmly,
for ii to be submitted. 1t was sent broad
cast to the world, and heralded With blast
of trumpets, that, before IN opportunity Of
refutatioo could be had, iis author might
ride into favor upon the wave Of popular in
dienatioo il va calculated TO arouse.
Had be been earnestly and sincerely con-
cefned for the public good, he would have
gone to Col. Hays and called attention to the
requirements Of the Law, and asked an ex-
PLANTATION Of the apparent irregularities. But
instead of pursuing this wise and manly
course, he has chosen to bring disgrace upon
an honest and worthy citizen.
This piece of brutum Jalmen would have
received from us the treatment which il de-
serves, had il not been for the danger that
many, nnacqnainted with the facts, would
have been led astray BY the position which
its author occupies, BY the oetentatiou, sp-
peal to statistics and appearance of learned
candor which it At times aseumes. Yours
respectfully, J. c. COLLINS.
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LEGAL


STATE OF KANSAS. l..
COUNTY OF LEAvKxwokrM.
In the District Court Of the First Juiicis District
OF the >ta'e Of KAn<ss sitting Ia and for Leaysn-
worth County, in said Stare.
Valentine Becker a. exeeu;orl
of the viii u John pecksr
Plaintiff.
Richard Psge sui Graeia Ann
PAGE, Defendants.
DUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given that under
l. AMI by virtue Of the judy ment rendered in the
above entil led acton in and by the above named
court and Of a special execution TO me directed
and delivered, I will on
Saturday tie 2.h day Of December, A. ID.
1873,
at II o clock = IN. of said day, at the Court House
door in the eity OF Leavenwor h, In the county ard
Sta aforesaid, of at public sale nd sell the
highest bidd r, tor cash in ham, the TO flowing
described tr ct OIL nd situate, ~ ing being in
the County, oi Leavenworih and state oi Ksnsas.
namely: lot nu'aher twenty-nns ~, in book
numb r seventy-ss sew t17l, in Leavebwor b City
.'rcP-- sstt Frop-rty is 20 lie soli Commanded
by the sad Re eAe ution and in .Isu nee Of
said juisiu.ui.
THOMAS LEONARD.
sheriff; of Leavenvorth Coun v, Kansas.
Sheriff Office, Lsav-n~oIth Cigy. Kansas, No
velnesr 18th. A. ID. 1873.
+. +. FnzwILLIAN. Attorney FOR Plaintiff.