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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-13

Become the staple Dentri6ce Of America?
Simply because il is impossible to use it,
even for . week, without perceiving its ny
genie effect upon the teeth, the gums and the
breath. d&w
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EAssoc:atea riess Dispatches. /

THE PoMERoY INvEsrIG ALTON PROGRESSES
Topeka, Feb 1.-THE Pomeroy Inves,i-
eating Committee examined Governor o.
born, DIR. Logan, and W. F. Downs to day.
Governor Osborn testified ti,st lie took no
part whatever in the Senatorial contest, and
had no understanding Of any kind with any
candidate in relation thereto. DR.. Logan
swo.e that he made his canvass for himself
alone, ard had no arrangement with Pome-
rov whereby he was 10 withdraw in the lat
ter's favor. Mr.. Downs testified that he
knew nothing OF The Use of money hy Pome.
roy, and that he (Downs) never paid $4,000
or ary other sum to Edward Clark, or any
body else, for Pcmeroy.
THE FRAUDULENT BONDS
Tie Legislative Commute. are riakin. a
thorough investigation Of the recent ALLEGED
bonds frauds. Tn. Gregory, Cloud and
Budiorg bonds in Cherokee county are the
only alleged fraudulen, bonds registered.
Holders OF Ksnsss securities need feel no
alarm, "a il il the intention of the Legisla.
ture now in session to enact such amend
ments to the present laws will protect
bond holders and ms iniain the honor 0! the
State.
CONFIRMED
l. i earn=s,'y sumored that The Senate IN
executive session this afternoon confirmed
the Governors removal OF Judge Webb.
Superintendent Of Insurance. Edward
Russell, Of Leavenworth, it is said will be
appointed to succeed him.
The evidence Of York, Simpson and Her
tor. the originstors of the scheme TO expose
and defeat Poneroy is nov all in, and it is
clear and emphatic that the Senator elect,
Ingalls,, was wholly ignorant OF it in it's in
ception and progress. receiving his 6rst in.
formation from York at the public dis
closures 10 the joint convention.
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would Never Use Them.

If persons were aware of the injurious
character Of most Baking Powders now for
sale in every town in our country, they
would never use them. A baking powder to
he good and wholesome, cannot be made BY
ignorant persons, who know no more about
the chemical combinations necessary for
such results than school boy. The only
good Baking Powder, prepared by careful
manipulation from pure materials, is DIR.
Prices Cream, not grain Of substance in il
not found in the system. And for this
Special Flavoring Extracts, We have only to
say that they are the finest, purest, and best
to be found in this or any other country.
eod&y
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KANSAS.
The Pomeroy Investigation.
Moonlight, Tough, and Bond Inn.
plieated.
Desperate Characters Meet their
Doom at Dodge City.

TIE PoNERoY INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Topeka, Feb. 1O.-The Pomeroy In
vestigating Committee have to-day suthor-
lied the publication Of that portion of Colo
nel York's testimony which was kept back
at the time it was given. 1t i. to the efec;
that Pomeroy told him York; tina, he had
THREE s?IEs
j the an;;-pou.rcy caucuss OF the mem
BEES Of the Legislature Iae names given
we're Senator Moonlight, Captain Tough.
a. d Representative Bond.
Judge Horton, Uui,si S,a;es District At
torHsy, was ex ,miuej by tue Committee TO-
day. He testified that ne had
NO KNOWLEDGE
Of the u-e OF money ty Pomeroy. Being
asked If he rad held any conversation with
Pomeroy relative IL the alleged payment OF
1000 to York, he replied that his only
conversation with Pomesoy on that suffice,
was in bis capacity as Attorney, and thai he
could not lawfully repea, anythin: said to
him in confidence By eliant.
LAwLEssNESs.
A Vigilance Committee at Dodge City
made raid on 4 d4uce-touse in that village
on Sunday r1d killed two men name Cha-.
Hill, alias "Texas," and Edward Williams.
both desperate frontier characters.
Topeka. Feb II.
THE INVESTIGATION.
There is movement under way to legis-
late Oh, Of the corporate limits of Leaven-
worth considerable property belonging to
General Stone, Halderusn and Delahay.
Il ought TO he Investigated aside from the
testimony OF York.
All the evidence elected by the Invesii-
eating Committee is To the effect thst very
little money WAS used in the laie Senatorial
caucus.
Horton, Downs, Sampson, Osborn and
Logan have teslstied. Governor Osborn te--
titled that he was no. in the confidence and
secrets Of Pomeroy, as York's testimony in
Dictated, and knew nothing Of the corrup;
use of money.
John J. lngal.s WAS informed OF the ex-
posture Of Ben Simpson about an holr before
the Joint Convention assembled.
Governor Osborn to-day sent communi-
cation TO the Sena:e, announcing the re-
movsl of WEBB, Insurance Superinierd nj,
and the Senate, in Executive session, APP
roved the ac,i n Ed. Russell, of Leaven-
worth, will, probably, be appointed in
Webb's Pisce, bu: i; is not certain that the
appoin ment will be confirmed. Ii. B.
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New R01sios, NeW Currents,
new jellies, and new canned fruits for the
holidays.
GORDON & Bro.
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Carry . bottle Of Dr.. Ransom's Hive
Syrup and Tolu, OF Honey Syrup. in your
pocket and mOisten your threat witA Il
every half hour, OF hour, and it will resaore
Tie voIce in twenty-fcur hoars. Il 10 Of in.
calculable value 20 singers and speaker, re-
moves in few minutes the huskiues OF the
voice, rsssorins its natural smoo,hness.
See adsertiaement in another column.
Ooly IS crnts per bottle. eod&w
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In the active pursuit Of pleasure or gain,
the estimable blessing Of health is too often
forgotten, until disease is firmly seated, and
the fact only realized by great bodily and
mental suffering. The liver is the vulnera-
bic point in most persons, and the disar-
rangement of the organ involves almost the
whole system; hence the reason why, under
liver disease. there is enumerated such
number Of affections. and We claim the Sim
mons Liver Regulator to be remedy for
them all. For sale by all druggists. d&w
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New Ra1sios. Nev Curreu,

jood wood s. Is cord. Best wood Sc 50
cord, at Chapin's coal and wood yard,
ixth and Delaware.
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A 80 page book, containing answers 10 questions
OF great importance. Sent free for two stamps,
Address Mrs. Ii. Metzcer, Hanover, Ia
jan9w6t
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eAufl0M LEA 4 PE1R1NS'
O0O utUU J W~PcesaeFahire Sa0eo
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous
counterfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
oc.1sdeoiss Agents for the United states
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1853
LONDON HAIR COLOR
RESTORER & DRESSING.

RESTORES 0~iOyDON - LiFE
GEAl PALS - LOk DON - GROWTH
AND SURE Id - 9NDOS1a BEAUTY To Ink
PREVENT TO LosDoNNo WEAKEST
BADNESS &oLONpoN-6a HAIR.
fine head o: hair Is such an indispensable adj
iunct to beauty tina: one Who prizes good looks
sho,sld neglect 10 this the most perfect Hair
RestoIer and beautiher extant. Price IS cents.
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LeaveoWorsh Pr0slaee Market.
LEAvENwORlH, February IS

LOCAL ITEMS.
CAssIMEREs and tweeds from 80 cents up
wasds, at Philip Albayer's.
BIxBY's Backing. The only polish not
injurious to leather. w&d
BIxBY's Laundry Blue. The best be-
cause free from acid. d&w
FALSE FACES. in great variety, at II. & ].
Deckelmsn's, 2OS Delaware street. .jan25-lm
Buy wood, hay, grain, and cosi. corner Of
Sixth and Delaware streets
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CU,CAeo, February IL.
FLogR-.Ield firm.
wHE,T-In iair demand and higher; No q
spring. y cash; l z3tsSl "a March; rs,
April; Nos, l69.
CoRN-Dull and . shade lower; No mixed, Sic
cash; 3l3Sc March; Ssessc April.
stesdy; No ?, 265<c.
RYE-Quiet; No? CSC.
BARLEr-sieady; No fall. 751ss75c; No ,. GO
@6lc.
PROvIsoSs-very strong.
PoRK-Hieher; II 10 cash; II 50 March.
LAnD-ln tar demand snd higher; So cash !;
~ March.
BULK MxAIs-Firm; shoulders. 4941.c; short
packed
BAcoN-shoulders offered al SIC; clear rib. 75le;
cle ar sides, re.
wnsxr-ia good demand at SIG; held at ssc.
1T. Louis lave stock Market.
ST.. LOUIS, Febuary IL.
CATILK-In better demand; fair to choice
native. $685. s,oekers, 5l94 31Hi Texan.
Hoos-Unchangei a, 4@l 30; mostly at 100
Is. Receipts, 600 head.
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Magic Curo1q0e
Curls any hair TO stay curled. 25 cents Address
DIR. Tracy, 81 Cliff street, New York. pov10
L00k, ny YSa0g BeaFaless YPleoA,
Turkish Ongent will raise VOC beard in twenty
days. IS eents. Address DR.. Tracy, 80 Clin st.
New York. now
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Ma1aby's Fresh ssysters
INST received by express. WARRANTED! fresh.
GORDON Il BRO.
Coal and Wood.
For the hest and cheapest coal and wood
60 to Chapin's, corner Sixth and Delaware.
Dexter F10ur.
in barrels and sacks, warranted the best in
the State.
nov26tf GORDON & Bro.
M1neemeas,
warranted just ~ good as home made, only
fifteen cents Per pound.
GORDON & Bro.
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SKIN DISEASESl
gsTCIIING PILES
Rl0IchES
SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT.

Prepared only by DR.
North Sixth street, PhIls
box. Sent by mail TO an,
postage paid. Sold by
IPavenw
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train vas ready 10 siart, ana 20 We are WIFI
out more explicit details.
Ca last Sabbath, Rev. Silas White, Of
Of Douglas township, Page county, made |.
prayer At q meeting in progress at that
place which vas answered in way that he
despised. 1t seemed that he prayed for his
better half to be forgiven for some Of her cut
tines up, using language ve cannot com
mend, which had the effect to break up the
meeting. White vas arrested for using OBJ
scene language in church, and brought be
fore E-q., Clark. who fined him S and cot.
This ON the authority Of the Clarinda Demo
cr,t.
The case of the State against Henry
Huntsman, George w. Arnold. C. F. White.
George Leeper and Joseph Higsins, for the
murder of John Roth, came up yesterday
morning, and the prisooen were held to bail
| in The eum Of S., 900 to await trial. Failing
in the bond they were safeiy imprisoned
within the walls Of the county jail. The
women arrested along with there men. Who
| kept the house in which the murder VA
committed, were held =, $50 each. he
hose has been declared nuisanc. in Eve
dsys and the owner notified.
\ Accounts from various parts Of the State
AID our city come TO - bearing the in:elli
gence that the once-ao-prevaleat hon<
diaease i attacking human beinsa Ii
symptoms are: A dull pain in the forehead
accompanied With an i,ebiux CESSATION; ths
nose passages are acied upon - If a6ec.sl
With catarrh; the eyes become weak and run
water copio0s!y. 10 fact, il voald Be- thoegh
nothing more thaa IN enormous eold, YER
! Il not that stsEes Of the weather and exposur,
OF noo-exposurs Of pesaoa Seem 10 hav'
nothing 10 DO With bringing O Tie disease
All he meahes Of any one coon1niay m
aetacksd shout he ans time, and reoove
within thrse weeks.
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WASHINGTON.
Senator Pomsroy's Statement.
A Full and Sweeping Denial Of
All the Charges.
A Committee Of Investigation
Demanded.
His Reception in the U. s. Senate.
poxERoY,s srArExExr.

SENATOR P0NERoY's STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-Senator Poms-
roy appeared in his seat and after the pre-
-entatiOn Of petitions was concluded he arose
and said: ''Mr. P,esident:-I embrace the
FIRST opportunity after being able to reach
my seat in the Senate to arrest, for the mo-
ment, the business of the session, in order to
MAKE A STATEMENT,
personal in Its general character, and one
which in justice is due also to members Of
this body, with whom have SO long been
associated. Senators, as individuals, - well
"a the country. have had their attention call
ed, through the press. to The late Senatorial
election in Kansas, and have had some in
formation OF the conspiracy there planned,
plotted and executed for the purpose of &C.
complishing my defeat. Upon the subject
matter Of that set OF villainy,
UNPARALLELED IN wIcKLDNEss,
my lips have heretofore been silent, for want
Of Proper place and opportunity to speak.
now propose to. break this silence in your
presence, sir, in the presence Of my fellow
S.naiors, and before the country
PUBLICLY DENY
the trnlh OF each snd every charge Of
bribery and corruption made by the chief
investigator of this conspiracy, Or by whom
soever made, deny each and every state
ment impuiin. TO Inc a'y act Inconsistent
with moral recsitude and correct conduct,
and declare all such statements to be totally,
absolutely, and wickedly false, and further
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HARRISBURG, Feb. ll.-Both houses re-
solved to Suspend business until after the I'd
The funeral expenses. Both chambers are
dressed ia mourning
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nn0 AGENTS WANTED. SAMPLES
C.UUU sent free by mail, with terms to clear
from s. to $40 per day. Two entirely new ar
ticiss, saleable as -four. Address N. II. WHITE,
Newark N. ian29waw
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-25

4 month or two sgo we promised our read
ers that IA the course Of a few weeks the FREE
TRADER should be enlarged and greatly in-
proved in appearance every way. We also
promlsed our business friends and patrons,
that We should double the capacity Of our
officc 10y the purchase of new presses and OF u
steam engine, SO as to do our work hereafter
by steam, thus insuring both greater rapidity
ae we'll as cheapness ia the execution of j'b
work
On proceeding to fulfill this promise, how
ever, we found 1t took mnch longer To get a
"good ready" than we had any notion of.
We had to 90 all the way to Connecticut for
lust the engine we wanted; new presses, We
found, can't be got ready and shipped on a
days notice; our rooms had to be re-arranged
and fixed up, and it takes time, after the en-
CINE and presses are in place, to make and
gear them to the necessary steam fixtures.
We are happy to announce, however, that
all these prelimiuaries are now so lar advanced
that we can safely promise the FREE TRADER
in,its new form and dress by the second or
third issue in the Next month. Our steam en-
CINE and new cylinder press are IN place, and
in few days more we hope to see them prop
erly harnessed and in working order.
Our purpose is NOT only to make the FREE
TRADER as slightly and attractive paper as
there is in the state in mechanical appearance,
but to give such increased attention to Its ed
itorial conduct as to make it pleasant and in
structive visitor to every shop and household.
Our circulation being mainly confined to the
limits of La Sale county, we shall am to
print such paper as shall be SO valuable as
a local county paper that few voters or tax
payers in the county can afford to keep house
without it..
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Farmers Convention.

At the recent meeting of the Board OF Su-
pervisors, the members of the Legislature were
urged by aresolution, to use their efforts to
getlaws passed to relieve the farming COM
muuty of the monstrous extortiens prac
ticed by railroads and other monopolies on
freights. This action the Board thought it
well to back up, by calling general conven-
ton OF the farmers Of La Sale county. The
members OF the Board, themselves mostly
farmers, had al informal meeting, on Satur-
day last, otter the adjournment of the Board,
when, on motion, John Ferguson, of Troy
Grove, was elected to the chair and II. l..
Mead appointed secretary. Whereupon, on
motion, A, G. Robinson, E. II. Spicer and J.
S. Palmer were appointing a committee to re-
port upon the expedicncy OF calling conven-
tlon for the purpose Of organizing Farmers
Club, Or such other society as may be thought
proper for the interets of the farmers Of La
Sale county.
The committee reported the following pre-
ambe and resolution, which were adopted:
WHEREAS, The interests of the farmers and
producers of La Sale county are in an unpros
porous and unsatisfactory condition, and that
in our opinion the interests Of said farmers and
producers may be advanced by meeting in
convention. Therefore
ResoLged, A convention be called to meet at
the Court House, IN Ottawa, on Saturday, the
9Th day of February next. at 2 o'clock p. m
and that the several towns of this county be
requested to send several delegates or attend
In mass,
On motion the Secretary was instructed tc
cause copy of the proceedings of this meet
ing to be published in the county papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to thu
Sth day Of February, 1873.
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State Fair.

The location of the State Far, ut Peoria
does not as yet seem to be fixed fact, though
those of our citizens who wanted it here seem
to have given up all hope OF getting it. There
are two requirements made 10y the State Board
as conditions precedent that Peoria cannot
fulfil. One is, u railroad track connecting the
principal railroads 10 the city with the en-
trance gate OF the fair grounds; and the other
Is, sufficient space-at least Az acres OF land
Tor the fair grounds. The grounds belonging
to the Peoria county society are located On the
high bluffs back ct the city, u distance of :
miles from the centre of business, and who'll,
inaccessible 10y u railroad. No track can b,
run up the hills That would he Of auy use, n
any expense within the reach OF the city; an,
the grounds, though very well arranged for
county fair, consist OF but fifteen acres of lane
and have admitted supply of water.
The Peoria papers admit that these require
ments cannot be met by the county society O
the citizens, particularly the railroad and tn
additional ground. The l0ad adjoining I'll
grounds az the county society Is cut up int
email lots, made valuable AS homesteads. wit
beautiful and costly residences, with truit
shrGbbery, &C., and could scarcely be Obtain
ed Tor love OF money. 10 get anything Tx
such supply of pure water as tlG Ottaw
grounds afford, would be next to impossible
In short, lie peorians find the location Of I'll
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The Turkish government has commenced q
suit against the London Times for libel. The
libel consisted in the publication in the Times
of circular, forged by some reckless stock
gamblers, pretending to have been issued by
the Turkish government in reference to the
bonds of that government then seeking a
market on the London stock exchange, and
the tendency of which said forged circular
was greatly to depress the price Of SAID bond
and to place the Turkish government in a
slanderously false position before the CONNER.
cia world. The great question arises, if this
SUIT is made to hang fire, what does the free.
dom of the press amount tot Must We be as
careful how we talk about King Jumbo, OF
Dahom.y, as if talking of Sam Jones, who is q
candidate for coroner of La Sale county, We
have occasionally made some disrespecttul re-
mark. about the government Of King Gamer
IN IN Pennsylvania. The thought that he
may come down on us with a libel suit il
enough TO make us quake in our boots.
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('he English, IN 1874, Puritan Mood
sets IN consistent only In venomous wrong
Medicines.
Oelesby.

The election of Oglesby to the United states
Senate by the legislature - Illinois, or Tues
day, in place OF Lymsn mbull, is another
disqualification Of the /, deterioration
which the United States Ssnato is undergoing
in the material Of which il is composed. H.
linols had had just res'on TO he proud OF the
long line of ah!e ''ate-m, she had contribu-
ted to she'd homo, "a the ,tional senate. She
bad sent her Lane, McR ,berts Shields, Breese,
Douglas, Trumbuli, Browning and Yates.
What fall from names like these TO Logan
and Ogesby. The former were eminent, not
OILY iOr nass.ventss -. iI.eneCt, Lu. !or ouu-
cation, culture and refinement. L..an is lit
tie better than a boor or MOunteLank, lncapa-
Die of conducting \ logical argum q even
whiting dozen consecutive sentences rram-
maticslly. Oglesby admits, and seems to
make merit Of it, that he enjoyed none but
the most ordinary district school advantages
OF education IN his youth, and that his subse-
quent literary attainment. were none to boast
Of. Previous to the war he had haElly emery.
ed from the obscurity OF third rate precinct
politician during the war he managed to do
fighting enough to give him respectable Ic-
cord as bleeding prt..o,; md since the war,
with this record as his stock IN trade, and his
Zeal as second rate politician and an adyen,
titous aptness as stump orator, he has, 10y
hook and crook, succeeded in vauluug into
the United States Senate.
With such men As Cameron, South Carolina
Patterson, Pinchback. Pomeroy, Caldwell, &C.,
as his co-laborators and peers, possibly Illinois
may not occupy as low a level as she would
with such representation years ago; yet
this reflection, though available as f species
of consolation, it must be admitted is very
melancholy one.
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The proposition in Congress to increase the
Presidents salary to $4,000 year, is to be
accompanied by another, to increase the pay
OF members of congress to $4,000 year 1t
must lie confessed that, so far as the latter are
concerned, rs means Of raising the tone and
character Of our representatives, increasing
their pay has not been success. From 1850
to about 1906, they got but 81 day, averag,
ing less than $500 year; then their pay was
raised to s. per day; afterwards to $1,000 a
year, and then to $1,000 year. There is no
one who has paid any attention to the history
of American politics that is not ready to admit
that as the pay has increased the grade of the
average member Of congress has deteIiora,ed.
The simple philosophy Of it PROBABLY is, that
formerly men sought the position who were
above and independent OF the pecunisry point
involved, while now it is sought by men who
care only for the filthy lucre. The distance be.
tween two such grades is, Of course, mmeus
urable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-25

ARKANSAS SENAToR.-Incredible IS It may
seem, the legislature OF Arkansas last week
elected US. Senator in place Of Senator
Rice by a free, honest, unbribed vote The
way of it was this: The radicals got into a
quarrel over their candidates, when the demo
Gratis agreed to help out one Of the contending
factions on the agreement that the said faction
should help the democrats repeal the dsfrsn-
chlsement and other odious laws that had
been passed to keep rsdicalism in power in
the state. The laws were duly repealed, upon
which the democrats, with the said wing OF
the radicals. elected the Hon. S. w. Dorsey, a
hlgh.toned, honorable gentleman, though a
republican, to the U. s. Senate.