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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-20


The Republicans OF this city Who are pro-
Tossing 20 much devotion to the party, and at
the same time denouncing Senator Morton
because OF his able speeches in defence of the
report from the Committee on Elections and
Privileges, ought to read the subioined para
graph from the New York Times:
The ielesrsphic reports of Senator Carpen-
ter's speech on the Caldwell c,ae credits him
wl'h the expression OF regret that senator
.Ii ~. . su ns ,h., %a ~,,sI .,,sni
I;,;csI onnonentn The Senator from WIS.
consin cannot learn too aoon that corrupt
man within the party Il infinitely more dan
"n, 10 a,,.aJe ~ !, so% .Sop% =.
attacked With degree Of earnestne.. propor.
toned to the gravity of that fact. The Dem
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Sheriff. sale.

STATE OF KANSAS.
OF the state of kansas. sitting in the county O
Leavenworth in said state.
John Il. Bench, Plaintiff,
Madison Mills, Margaret Mills,
wife Of said Madison Mills, Rob
ert n. Reniek and Isaac J. FOL
lard, Charles sampson, Atlantic
Bank Of New York, German Saw No 5.li5.
ings Baak Of Leavsnw worth, Jsn-
kins W. Morris. james L. Aber-
nathy, John N. Absrr athy, John
Mckee, Lucien Scott, Lyman
Scott. George X. Hines, Davii
W. Eaves, Defendants
DCBtIC NOTICE II hereby given that under
l. and by virtue Of the Judgment rendered In
the above entitled action In and by the shove
named court and Of special execu.,oe iassed %
said Judgment. TO me directed and delivered,
l vii on Saturday, the 18th d.y Of April,
A. ID. 1873, At O'Clock p. m. Of said day. At the
the county Of Leavenvorth, and the State Of Kan
offer public sale and sell separately to the
h;she,t bidder. for cash each Of the following dss
cribed tracts Of land, situate IN the county Of
Leavenvorth, and State Of Kansas, namely: The
east half te1) ofths southwest quarter (sv ~ Of
SECTION nunb-r twelve Q2), and the nor beast
quarter inc and the southeast quarter (se ~,
aad The as, half te ~ Of the northwest q.arier
inv ~, and the e&sf half IL ~ Of the south west
quarter (sw ~ OF section number thirteen (i3) all
IN township nine ts) Of range twenty-five (2z) !;
and ths nor,h Invest quarter Inv ~ Of section NUM-
Der eighteen u.s. in tovnsh p 49,. Of range num-
b~r t~enty-three t13), all in the county aad State
aforesaid.
said tracts Of land to be sold Is commanded by
the said specia execution and in pursuance Of md
judgment
Dated at Heavenvovth City, Kansas, this 18th
day Of March, A. d. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff OF Leavenworth County, Ksnsos-
STILLISss FESLoS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
NARROWLY
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Lsavenvorth,
In the District Court II the First Judicial District
Of the STATE Of Kaneas sitiing IN aud Tor LeAysu-
vorth county in said State.
Ths Mstropslitsn Buiidingl
aid Loan Association,
Plaintiff,
W.. Case Nc. ), $50.
Maria AcEarland snd Sam.
usl Mcfarland, Defend
aAts.
DUDllC notice h hereby Rivsn. that under
i sndby virtue Of the judgment rendered In the
above entitled action. in and by the above pswei
Court, and a . special executes issusd on said
judgment, 70 De diree 81 and delivered issued cut
81 the District Court Of the Ess Judicial District Of
the STATE Of Kansas, sitting in and Sl Leavsavor:h
County. in said State. I will % Saturday
TIE lsth day Of April. A. d. 1879. at II o'clock
a. y. e. aid day, st the Court House door In the
City q LsavsovOrth. In the County end State
aSoratd, oes4 at public ale and ssi, to the hiGh-
81 biddsr, foe eaah In hand. the following dscTib-
ed traet Of lad. situate, lying and being in the
Cesntv Il Isavsavorth and eeass Of kaasas,
nsneiy: Lste nsnbsn eleven uI and twelve u2l
In block number thirty -sx (Ssl. In Lseyenvorth
record II ths o0es Il the hssist9 Of Deeds in and
for said county and STATE. seid property
b to b sold = co.anandsd BY said special
execution and tA pursaanes Of Gid Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff q Leavenvessh County, Kansas.
Sheriff Q O0ce. 1savsnvesth City,
March nth, A. d. 1879.
n. y. Hs.AAH. Attorney for Piai.'in-
nsaY9-4v
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvKNv0kIs.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dstric
Of the state Of Kansas sitting in aud for Lezvsn-
worth county. In said state.
Christ hoffman, Plaintiff.
70. ~ . On,
6eoTgs ". EsJss and FraIcis SAss w. '''os-
Eades, Defendants
Dublic notice 10 hereby given, that under and by
i virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the ABOVE
entitled action In and BY the above M. ned Curt,
and Of . special execution issued n,d judg asns
10 me directed and delivered, issued out II the
District Court Of the Flint Judicial District Of the
State 81 Kan, a. sitting in and for Lesvenw worth
county in said State ! will ON Thursisy.
the liz hday Of April 4. h. 1873, st thrss
o clock Of said day, at the Court House q.
in the City Of Leavenvorth. in the county end STATE
aforesaid, offer At public sale and SSH separately 10
the hixh hest bidder for cash In hand, each Of the
following described tracts Of land situate, lying
and being in the County OF Lsaven worth and State
Of Kansss. namely: lots number one (D asd tso
e, in block number tvsnt y-tvo, (k2) In the town
Of TonRanoxis in said county. and State. said
property IL 10 BE- SD - cnmmandsi by the Aaias
spec al execution and in pursusnse Of said judy
ment THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Leavenvorh county, K4psas-
Sheriff Once, Leavsnvorth City, March l.th,
A. D 1873.
r n. HowsLEY. ATTY. for Prf
narl3-Wlv
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County OF Leaven.orth. 8.
In the District Court OF the Fist Judicial District
Of tn. State Of Kansas, sitting in and for kavso-
worth County In said State.
German Savings Bank, Plaintiff,
As a,,;: D. I'm; and lafayette No.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that under
/ and by virtue Of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled action and by the above named
court, and of an execution to me directed and
delivered, l will on saturday, the 18th
day of April, A. ID. 1873, at 2 O'Clock p. nj. Of
said day, At the 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 tract
of land situate, lying and being in the county
Of Leavenworth. and etate Of Kansas namely:
Fraction north end Of fractional southwest (sv n
quarter Of section number seventeen IN, township
number nine (9), of range number twenty .threo
s3), contai ling twenty seven and ninety I've
hundrelths ga. 81 acres. Said property levied
upon and TO be sold A. the property Of the above
named defendant, Madison Mills.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Ieaven worth County, Kansas.
Sheriff Office. Leivenworth City, Kansas, March
10Th, A. ID. 1873.
+. p. FIzwILLIANs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
MareD-w1w
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/, is time now for the taxpayers Of Leav-
enwor:h to watch closely the actions of the
CAldwell-Smi,h Railroad ring. The spring
election for CouncilmeD "a approaching, and
the ring will play desperate game 10 get
absolute control Of the city. They will use
money, and resort to sly schemes 10 get
their candidates nominated, and work with
a desperation ii detected and exposed. The
chieftains of the ring need ready money.
The Caldwell investigation has rendered the
outlay Of vast sums necessary, and "big
stear' to replenish the depleted deposits
would be most acceptable. The creatures
ofthe ring are beginning to feel he pangs
of poverty, and will join with their masters
in bold raid upon the city. Men who are
identified with the interests of Leavenworth,
and who want 10 see the city prosper, car
not afford TO remain idle, ard indifferent to
the Issues of the spring election.
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Proposition fer Aiding In The
COnslTucti0n 81 . Starch 1 nc.
COUNTY CLERK OFFICE,


LRAvKSwoRTH CITY, March It'll, 1879.
DE II remembered tina. At = regular session 81 the
ID Board Of County Commits io0srs OF Lea ven U0Tth
county, State Of Kansas held At the county clerk
Office on the Ith day Of March, A. ID. 1873, amoog
others the following proceedings had, to- vit
The application Of johnson a Clements asking
for aid in the construction Of . starch factory
within said county, together With {. petition Of
more than one-ffth Of the ecfon Of said county
asking the Submission Of the same % . vote vas
presented to the soard Of Coun' , Commissioners Of
Leivenworth county; and the Board, amer care
enter the following proceeiings Of record To- vt:
WHEREAS, More than ons-6fth Of the votsrs Of
Lavenvorth county have presented . petition u
county asking that vote b taken to ascertain II
the county Of Leavenvorth shall d In the coz
struction Of . starch factory, in said county, by
donating forty.one thousand dollars Of LeaveL vosth
county bonds thereto; fheref re,
Resolved, By the Board Of County Commi0ioners
Of Leavenvorth county, that At the next general
election, TO- Wit, on the LIST day Of April, 4. d.
1873 at the usual voting precincts in sAd county,
the following proposition be submitted to the cleo.
tors Of said county, to-vit; Shall the county Of
Leaven worth issue Its bends 70 the amount forty
Of ten per cent. per annum, payable ten jean
from date Thereof and donate the 70 aid In The
Of starch factory within sad county.
And If said ProPositioc ehsii Be sastained p the
Of said county at aid election, shall the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Leavenvosth county
into such contract for ssid purpose With such
parties they may deem for the best interests Of
aid county. under and in pursuance u the pro-
visions Of the act under which sAid vots b u b
hadr
Resored. That public notice Of the foregoing reso-
luton be given - provided by iav. Ths electors
voting for aid proposition shall use printed Or
" itten ballots with the words thereon ''ToR
,TARca FACTORY BONDS AND DOUATI0N.p and
hose voting sgzinst aid proposition sAall US
printed written ballots With the words therss
AGAINST STARCH FACTORY BoHDe AHD DoxA-
rIoN.r
STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leavenvosth, ..
IA Keller, County Clerk and clerk Of the
Board Of County Comniniooers, In and for Tie
,ounty Of } eavenvofth and State Of Kansas, do
,ereby certify the above and oregoirg 10 b tue
md correct copy Of The proesedses, Of
he County Board, in the shove natter. -
be same nov sppears Of record In ny once
n testimony whereof have heSeunt0 ct ny hand |
nd afixed the sal Of ny once. In the city q |
laven worth, this the I'll day - March, 4. D.,
s13. 4. D. k1LIka, County C1Hk-
Commercial, Call, Heraid and Free Fso copy.
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County Ho Of u I.. HAssn IS
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in and for Lsavsn-
worth County in laid State.
Robert johnson, Plaintiff,
vs.
Thomas J. Holtop, Melvina
Holton, John W. Johnson
George W. johnson VIII No. s,6ss.
liam L. johnson, Alon1o E
johnson, Elizabeth A. Hol-
ton and B. 3. Moor. Defend
ants.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that under
l. and by virtue Of . special execution To M
directed and delivered. issued out Of the District
Court Of the First Judicial District Of the STATE Of
Kan-as, sitting in and for Leaven worth county in
said State, and Of the JUDGMENT rendered in the
Above entitled action. will on saturday. the 2eth
day Of April. 4. ID. 1878, at II O'Clock 4. II.
Of said day. At the court house door, la the City Of
LeAvenvorth. in the county and STATE Aforesaid,
oner At public sale, and sell sepaIatsly, to TIE
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described real property, situate lying and being in
the county Of LeAvenvorth and Stale Of kansas,
namely: The north half In 1-2) Of the southeast
quarter se ~ of section three t3), township nisD
(sl. Of range tWeuty -One CD, and the noTIh half
IN "a OF the northwest quarter Inv ~ Of section
nine tSl, township nine (Y), range twenty -0oe
(2, excepting two in the northeast corner Of
the north half In ~ Of the southeast quarter
range tventy-on (2D. Said property IL . b sol
- commanded by the said special execution and
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Leavenvor:h County, Kansas.
sherifs Office, l~aveovorth City. Msreh 18th,
A u. ISIS
LuuEx BAKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
marl3iitAwtl
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III I891 A1E81CAU 0EW0PARER
The s,ory Of the Grit American newspaper.
brief . vas il life, i full of euriou. interest.
Seventy yean after the landing of the Pill
grims on Plymouth Rock, and $50 yeam
after the invention Of printing, . Newspaper
vas Issued in BosGon:
1t lived one day, and only one copy Il
known to have been preaerved. That copy
vas discovered y the historian OF Salem,
The Rev. J. B. Felt, in the Coloaial State.
Paper Of6ce, in London, while engaged in
researches relating to The hiasosy Of -hs ovs
city. This pioneer Of American Journalists
w.s published b Beejanin HarriA. Ut the
printed for hin By Richard Pierce, On
fhunday, the 25sh Of September,
1000, Dearly two ceeturies after the
discovery Of The Nev World By
Columbus. The paper ~ printed On three
pages of . fsIded shseG, having ose psge
blank, With two columns 70 peg, asd each
Page about IL inches b. il sise. Harris
proposed - isus hs paper once Dooth. or
oltenes If tbess should b ''glus Of occur
resosa." Hi Aus and, - i tulsed out his
ooly number, coataiaed several columns Of
hons and foreign eo.ip, viahoue . voed Of
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sDocsD Of hs uadaeakiae, he psinid 90 q
two iasns Of local aaa ailissy nsvs vhieA
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EXPLAINED.

The press DISPATCHES published in Leav-
enworrh Saturday morning conveyed the in.
ference that Senator Scott of Pennsylvania
defended Caldwell in his speech last Friday
1t was SO believed in this city, because our
telegrarhic report simply reported him as
denouncing the politicians who assisted in
Caldwelrs election. The sentences of the
speech wherein he announced his position on
the question were omitted. As the Chicago
Tribune St. Louis Republican, Democrat and
Globe all report him as saying he would vote
for mr.. Caldwell's expulsion, there is no
doubt OF its truth.
The Chicago TriJune's special from
Washington gives the following synopsis of
last Fridays debate:
The DEBATE in the Senate to-day has dam
aged Caldwell's prospects incidentally. The
argument heretofore, or at least since the
opening speech OF Senator Morton, has been
mainly confined to criticism cf he rcsoln-
ton declaring the seat vacsn NJ d. ,i.scus-
sion of the legal presidents il. similar cases.
To-day the atmosphere was somewhat
cleared Of this legal rubbish, and the argu-
ments made rose to quite an elevated
moral tone. Considerable surprise was
manifesed at the bold stand of Senator
Scott, who, while demurring to Morton's
resolution, however, announced himself in
favor Of expulsion, since Caldwell is native
of the same town in Pennsylvania with
Scott, and their acquaintance had been of a
long standing. Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, also
made short vigorous efiort in behalf of a
publication Of the Senate, but the speech of
the day came from Senator Schurz Com.
mencing with the declaration that the Con.
stitution gave the Senate moot ample power
to project itself from unworthy members,
the Missouri Senator passed 10 an exhaust
i've consideration Of the merits of the entire
case, together with its important bearing a. 4
precedent, which would mark an era in
the present age Of corruption, either to ex-
press or stimulate il. For two long hours
he commanded the undivided attention of
the Senate and the galleries. His man.
ner. less magnetic than usual, was attrib-
u,able to that consideration which all Sena-
tors appear to have for Caldwell personally.
This discussion will hardly terminate before
next Tuesday, az Carpenter and Conklin are
prepared to speak on CaldwelPs behalf, while
Morton also has closing speech to make.
Caldwelps friends, who have been extremely
thus far during the progress of the
debate, tonight are feeling respondent.
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"A recovery Of the following desch, ed colts,
which vent estray in May last from G. r 0reeA's
farm, in the southvsst corner of Paramount town
pooed TO bs taken up BY parties Who have not post
"a then scncrdins to law One dark Ray horse
eelt. no white marks OF brand. one light hay marc
eolt, dark name and tail, star in forehead, and
hind feet white; enc horse colt, betvsec . dark
iron gray and black; little star in forehead, and
len hind foot Whit. The above described colts
WILDE tvo yean old this spnng.
The post once address h either C. r. Green,
Fairmount, Kansss, or the owner, A. 8. Wolf,
Poneroy. Wyandotte county, Kansas.
nsl3W3t
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RrRlKERS.

The State Senate of Illinois SAYS III.
Chicago Journal, has passed ILL which is
Of special interest to strikers. 1t provides a
fine Of 500 for any person guilty Of seeking
to prevent. any one else from working or
seeking lawful employment, by threats or
any other means. Where there are two or
more persons combined for the purpose OF
Intimidation, the penalty is a tine Of not
more than $500, or Imprisonment in the
county Jail for not more than sig months
Two clauses are added specially applicable
to coal mines and GOLFERS.
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What must be thought Of the moral ssam-
ina and common sense of = community tnat
gives TO such q man as Oskes Ames not only
. complimentary banquet on his return from
Washington, bet greets him with the sen!i.
Hon. Oakes Ames-like goid
from the crucible, he has passed through the
fery ordeal, and come out brighter and
purer." And yet such an anime Perform
ance took place at North Eas,on, Massachu-
se.,s. recently. Like brass from the cru
cibIen woIld have been better.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that there zill he Pc
IN utioa psesentsi u the Board Of County COM
Risaiooer Of Leavenv orth, Kansas, at their reg
ular Meeting 10 BE- held at the County Clerks Of
Ace on the 5th day Of April, 1873, petition pray
ing for the location Of . county road, commencing
On the Driesba b road. 1t the nTthwesf corner Of
the southvest quarter Of section IS, township No.
H. rsnee II; thence running vest through the
csotes u seetions A. g. ~ and ST. To the east end
Of lint street. In the town Of Reno; theoce along
and Lawrence State r0ad, and there tn terminate
SAMUEL kELSALL,
nari3s2t Principal Petitioner
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STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenworth County.
In the Probate Court IN and for said county.
In the mater Of the estate Of Albert Stewart
deceased.
NOTICE il hereby given that letters Of a. minis
IN tration have been granted To the undersigned
on the estate OF ALERT s'eSart, late Of said
county, deceased, by The Honorable, the Prohat
urt OF the County and state said, dated TIE
sth day Of March, A. u. 1879. Nos, all per-
sons having claims AGAINST tine said estate, are
hereby notified, that they mus, present the same
10 the under ign,d fer allowance within one year
from the date Of said letters, they may he pre-
Guided from any ,beht OF such estate, and that II
such claims he Exhibited within three years az
ter the date O. said letter., they shall b. forever
barred. ALFRED X. KELLER,
Administrator Of the estate Of Albert Stewart, de-
ceased.
Leavsnvorth, March 10, 1873. mari3-v4v
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GNeek1p Gimes
THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 1873.
yuELawRsNCE POSTMASTER

Hon. L. ]. Worden, the newly appointed
postmaster of Lawrence, il an old kansan,
and a politician of more than ordinary saga
civ, We understand that the news Of his
appointment was received in Lawrence with
satisfaction. He has always been constant
Republican, and more than that, an enthu-
sias,ic worker on election days. He repre-
sented Douglas county in the State Senate
for the term beginning in 1871. We believe
he will serve the people Of Lawrence in a
conmendable manner.
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STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF LEAvKxwOKIH.
In the District Court Of Ilavenwort bSounty.
Caroline hoppenau, Plaintiff,
Peter Foppenau, Defendant.
gUyHE defendant, Peter HopIensu, is hereby no
/ tilted that the plaintiff sar.iine Hoppenau,
did, on the 2sth day OF FEBRUARY, 1878, nle her
Petit on in the above named Court against the said
Peter Hoppenau. pray ing, LIST, for divo,ce from
the said Peter Hoppensu. ID. For alimony. ID.
For the custody OF the minor child, Caroline Hop
penau, and 9Th. For the restoration Of PLAINTIFF .
maiden name Of Caroins Kroe!l, sad that unless
he answer TO said petition or before the 10th day
BE- taken n true and a Judgment rendered. pray
ed Tor in said petition.
c. THOLEN,
feb2s-w3w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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met . maid on yon hill side.
And she was tair to sfe-
''Give me kiss, fair maid, cried;
''Give me . gift,' ssid she.
"a gin Sithin purse have,
The purse Is in pack;
The pune in keeping iisth safe,
On my god changer 8 usck.
sand my good charger cometh not,
While on the hill ! roam;
Re lieth In his stall. / vot-
Ny char ef 10 1t homs.''
And yet thou DIST have kiss, good sir;
My lips would give IL thee,
But they are locked tull fast, good sir
Ny mother has the key;
''And my good mother Is not here
While o er the hill roam:
Just IS your trus-y stesd, good sir,
NV mother Is at home"
GORDON CAMPBELL.
n H~.-r