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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-25
TWO TERRIBLE ACCIDENTS.
4 Nan Cut in Twain by an FIX
press Train.
And a Woman Thrown Twelve
Feet into the Air and
Fatally Injured.

From Mr.. II L. Bick or', eho arrived
In the city last evening, on ths Chicago ex-
press, We learn the particulars OF two terrible
accidents which harpsued yesterday forenoon
on the line OF the Rock Island ro.a The
express tain ~,ici, lei; this &c ~ yesterday
OF six o'oiccs 8. m, when nesr Camden
Fo;n:, Missouri. struck -,c;ioo hard BY
the name ct Connolly. who Wa lying drunk
upon the track. and Dashed h m into ti,ou-
sand piecas. The sIeisser Uncovered the
man on the srsck jus. ss the engine was
Rounding a curve, bn, the train Vas under
such h,sd~ay thu, j. eonid mt be stopped,
and the wheels passing over the body Of the
unfortunate multi ,ei him in shocking man
ner. The legs were severed
from the hunk, the skull dashed
o a:ome, and the entrails, liver and
heart s.resn along the sleepes for rods. The
remains were taken to Camden Point and
left IT the station, where Q corooer's inquese
Vas held.
Shortly after this terrible accident, the ex.
press from Atcaison, while coming up to the
Rushville station. knocked q woman shore
name We have been unable to learn) twelve
fee, into the air, AID sSe vas taken ND for
dead. Il seems that the lady vas running
along the rails in the direction of the depos
platform, and expsc:ed to reach It before
the tsais would ovess>ks hef. H9 olnlat;o,s
failsd, hsussss - ds.Pias II ~ q.
rsn1sassU tesepp - spiAlb 49,
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THE STATE FAIR.
What Is Going On in Topeka.

In speaking Of the opening Of the State
Fair, the Commonwealth FAYE:
In every department the display promises
to be the finest ever Witnessed in Kanaas; j,
Il already much more extensive than At any
former State Fair. The stock depsremeDt ID
particularly crowded, and early in the day the
work Of building new stalls had 10 be resorted
to. The mechanical department il we'll
fllsd; the ''hsnner." is jammed; there are
cattle, and homes and hogs and sheep ia
great abundance. The A., T. 4 s. F. com.
pany are busy arranging the building
erected for the dirplay Of articles Of bus.
handry collected along their hne. The 6os
art department and Aoral hall are not in
good running order yet but the ladies are
working eoesyesi.lly.
Fruit and vese,ableeare displayed in great
proiusion, and some little con.fnsiou. But
b. to-day all will Be satisfactorily arranged.
The La Cygne baud 10 present and dis.
coursed choice assortment Of their breast.
soothing aira yesterday. This band u the
best one in the West. and the music they
furnish is alone worth the price Of admiesion
to the Falr.
Al present We can only speak of the Fair
in general, NOT having Space to enter into
details. One thing i certain: the Feir is the
biggest thing Kansas ever produced in The
Wy Of m exposis;on Of her prodocss, and
The ia4icaaious ere hat i uill cootinue 10
uos = atssse1is0so - sxssse 6un dsy
. ~.
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THE SAUCY NYMPH.
A Comic Scene in One Act, by
"MiSs Belle Parsons"

The following touching ciroumstance &C.
Cured on Cherokee street at twelve o'clock
night before last. At that witching hour the
intense stiffness OF the night Was broken by
the shriil ring OF police whistle, emansting
from the 5oudoir of Mics Belle PArsons. What
wasup no one could tell, but hall dozea men,
accompanied by the coiored policeman Ma
son, responded to the call. The "whi.e
trash" were readily admitted, bn; ~ith Il
naughty air Miss Pars,ns informed Officer
Mason, that she did BOT s,nd for any "nig-
gers," and did rot wish or desire Any Of his
help. AZ Shakespeare says thi- ~a- the
most unkindes, cut OF all" to Mason, when
his only desire was to help the woman oui
of trouble, but he was no, to be thrust aide
attention of Miss Belle TO the metallic
star on his bosom. which threw its refulgent
rays far out into the night, and proclaimed
him guardian OF the public peace. He told
her if he was little bronzei she mus, at
least respect the emblem Of his cf6ce
and allow him entrsnoe into the house This
sue refused TO do, and wildly siriekei 81 anu
q Southern woman," ''ani a.,d TO be
Southern Niger" .aid Mason, and thee: in
spite OF all her renions,rs=c-- he cia.ped the
delicate arm OF the gushing Belle and
marched her, "szare blood and al. up 20
Il e calabaoss.
Oh! bow ih,i mi-gIidei Woman svcre on
the way. She un:evlingiy called her escort
"saddle-co!orei deSri" and "an oil pie
bald smoked Yankee galoot." Thcs. endear-
ing terms she i-srnel Ia the
South, where the frsgrsnt magnolia
blooms. Mason, however, kept on
with his precious burden and left her in
An underground apartment at the ''Ciiy
HoteP' with bar of soap and solitary
candle with which to make her toilet in the
morning. Then he took che last, long. i'm
gering look at the pretty bird he had Gagged
and departed.
Yesterday morning Miss Belle. in ali the
glory of her silken wraps and founce..
lightly tripped up from her dungeon and
gave $40 bond for he- appearance, which
same che concluded to forfeit and no, face
the man who had made her 70 extremely
unhappy. Her Southern blood .iquiied''
and she weakened" and thus er,,isth the
story.
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OUR EXPOSITION.
A Word to our Manufacturing
Firms.
A Hint to the Fruit Growers Of
Leavenw0rth County.

Eli i certainly the desire Of every citizen
OF Leavenvorth to make the Fair a. atfrac-
tive to visitors - possible, hence the work
Of getting articles in shape for display should
ooomence now Every firm doing businsss
il the city shouid exhibit something, and
thus contribute to the general erccsss.
Firms engaged in
MANUFACTURING mt RPRi:Es
ought 70 exert every iGfasnce and energy in
behalf of the Fair, and do their vi.
moa to get ali the man.
afscturiss Of tie city represented Oh the
gsousd- In point Of manufacturing. Leav.
euvosth Ieads her rivals. Strangers Who
Wit The city and inspect our mills and foun-
dezies, coocede 1. Nov let the evidence Of
our prosperity in that direction be spread
bsfoes the multi.udes Who Will come on the
Fair Ground. during the Exposition week.
In the
FRUIT DEPARTMENT
Ne ought 20 surpaas all rivals, and with that
end in view, every fruit grover Of Lsaven-
worth county ought to enter into the compe-
sition. Already our Leasensorth county
fiuit growers are Carrying away pcemiams
- dip1saas foa ~ spees Eaiw of II
1lss lsohaa oaa4 - ~ vilkia 49,
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"N lille in Kansas City on Wednesday
last, prominent citissn-Oi ST. Joreph got
ii into an omnibus NJ the Exposition
grounds 10 ride down to the hotel. After
paying bis fare, - b supposed, replaced his
wallet in his pocket, but a it turned out be
missed that receptacle and let il fall TO his
feet. The pocket book contained 4 500
bill. Several hours hal elapsed when he
missed il, but recoliecsine that he had used
il Last in the omnibus, On going 70 the IL p.
n, train he concluded to make inquiry il
anything Of the kind had been round. The
driver oulv asked what the pocket book con-
tained, and on being Informed, said he had
found such an one. and promptly banded il
over"
We can hardly credit the above as;ound.
ing statement, but the ST. Joe Herald il the
authority. and re suppose it mus, be true.
We are glad that it has been placed on re
card, for The benefit of those unfortunates who
were jas the came - robbed By the extor-
tiooate demands made By the bscknen fl
Tie NE Of their antiquaaed, diiy and Ian
hsiAg vehielea. 90 thess i eessainly o.
Asasa ~ = Xans Cay, md - dzivsl
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A FATAL DISPUTE.
A COlOred Nan is Knocked DOwn
in WyandOtte and is Now
in Dying Condition.

On Saturday evening last, ,so women.
both colored, ana iiv;rg in Wyando:te,
named Mitchell AID JOHNSON. got int quar-.
rel, bat we're finally separated. The husband
Of Mn. Mitchell returned and hearing Of
the dispute went over to Mrs.. John.cu's
With the idea of settling matters, but The two
soon got into high words, which ended in
his taking up an AZ head with the intention
Of knocking The WOMAN down. A. be vac
making the blow sone Psrson called to her
1t the window, ard he turnsd his head; she
Immediately PICKED up a cluband felied him
to the ground. He was picked up and con.
veyed home, and has laid insensibIe since.
Or. Louden was called. who yesterday ne
ported that it was impossible for him to
live through the night His skull il frac-
tured and Inflammation of the brain has
taken place, which will most likely produce
death.
ArTK[PrED SHOOTING.
Another shooting ARRAY occurred
Monday at Wyaodotts. which, had
it not been for tie timely inter.
ference of F. L. Waggnnse!ier, Of the United
States Express Company, would have uD-
doubtedIy proved Ia,~I. Monday. C. C.
Gerhardt had come dispute. while on Min.
nesota avenue, with q co!ored man named
Dave Adams. Ate. getting through all
what ne hsd 10 cav, Gerhardt turned to 60
mp the street, When his back vas turned
Adams drew a revolver. and, isking direct
aim at Gerhsrdt. was just rniling the trig-
ger, when wsggonseiIer rushed up and
knocked the weapon out of his hand. For
tunately it did not 90 of and therefore no
damage was done. Upon Adams arrest by
the marshal, he was searched and full se,
of house-breakers tools were found upon
him, evidently showing he was bent upon
evil in some direction. He WA duly hound
over 10 take his trisl at the coming District
Court-Kansas City Journal
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Cenfauf l.i0isnent.

> There is no pain which the
" Cen,anr Linim.bt will not re-.
IN. iieve, NO sweI!ing it will not
.Hhs snbdre, and 10 Iameness
ylA * which il will &c; cure. This
sc5s!fhCs1 il sttorg language, bn, il IL
ssStrre. Where the parts are
anna -Ax>s.
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rda q ne snnn ma.. nuz

cars, tLe woman Wa scoopci from the rails
BY TIE covcatctes OF the ergi.e I'D thrown
int the sir end far out in the d., reside
the tsa~. When our informan. ie. he
vcrusn WAS szid to he 10 4 dying condi:iou
NJ particular blame il attached to the en-.
s;reer or train conductor, a. the accident
w. rarely The result Of the vomsn's care
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Shnrch.
Tn. annual Conference of toe African
N. f Church, closed a, 81. Louis on We'd
pesdav last. The conference exercises
inrisiic,ion over Missouri, Nebraska, Kan
sss, COLORADO and New Mexico, and repre-
cents ffty-seven churches, eishty-two
preachers and 6, los communicates. During
the pss. year there was collected
For Pastor support.......... Sly, AL vi
For Sunday Schools. .............. ,662 81
Dollar collections. Observation-Disclosures. l,4l. 40
Total DBL SS
The present total value Of church property
is Sl94.l20, and total Indebtedness
Sl2G 5S4 50.
The annual missionary sermon was
preached by Rev. J. c. Embry of ST.
Joseph.
The following are the Bishops appoint
ments ior the coming year:
STATIONS.
ST. Paui's Caspel, ST. Louis. J. N. Viii
kersob; Leayenworlh, James II. Hubbard; ;
~. Joseph, J. Turner; Lawrence, J. c.
EmSrey; Aichison, J. A. Fnuchse; Glas-
gov, Il F. Bates; Lexington, W. l.. Harrod !;
Columbia, ". u. OusIey; Hxnniaai, NJ.
Dickson; Kansas City, I. W. Henderson;
Macon City, J. p. Alexander; WSandotte,
J. c Owens; Omaha, G. ". Gaines; Cape
Giardeau, J. K. Loring; Jefferson City, G.
II. Nichols; Boonville, J. ". BraKton;
Denver City, John n. Hubbard.
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DoN'r THsow AWAY Your MONEY
To the Pubiic-For over 81 years DR.. To-
bias Vene,i,n Liniment ha. been sold !;
eyery bottle haas heen warranted, and not one
has ;,-en returned. Thousands Of certificates
OF It's wonderful cursiive propertis- Can he
seen at the depot. IL gill do all. and more,
than it is recommended for. IL !, perfectly
saf. TO take internally. See oath with every
bottle [, cnre- cholera. Group, dysen.ery,
cole, saa--icspess. chronic rheumatism,
.prsips, old -s,rrs, cuts, Sc. Depot, 10
Park Place \. Y. ser;5.od&w
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DR.. Hunters Specif: and Injection are
warranted 10 cure the GonOrrEea, elect,
Chorjee, Structures, Seininsi Weakness, dis-
eases of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
orSsns Of male and females. DR.. Hunter
Specific i. the only sure remedy for the Sper-
ma,orrho-s. nightly emissions and loss of
power, caused by seif abuse or excessive in
diligence. Price OF Or. Hunters Specific s.;
Injection 81 per bo,,ie. Sent everywhere by
express. All order. Hust he addressed to
DR.. J. Dnsbeer, sos North Seventh street.
between Washington avenue and 81. Charles,
81. Louis, No. Cures guaranteed or the
money refunded. RoBERr PAsHAM,
iuae20codaeow Agent.
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THE FAIR,


:ar-ta, Sept. 23-The weather opened
Wy pleasantly for the second day of the
Fair. and the attendance was creditable.
Gcy.Osborn::delivered an address, inau9urat-
IL the Fair. He treated at length, and in.
ie.li-ently, on the transportation question,
sdsoe ,ting the improvement Of western
r.vr,r ard esreeis!i. lie N;ssn-.i, 'af = are
,a.,.,r,u IL impressed nr.'i .h-
faruisr- 81 t'.p ISL, ,e ~: ...v:r-Is ibs
their crops auG Lac. :. x,..e..ss' ant poine'i
illustration Of his theory. i0-laorrow 1t Il
N. running race, and Il, 1 =. m. tro,ting
race will take place. The 5000 purse will
be trotted for on Thursda: tie 25.h. .
Missouri il here in full force With . fruit
display, to renew the fruit contest on Kansas
soil.
Hon. W. c. Flaeg, President of the ILL
nois Fsrmers' Association. .peaks at 2 p. N
the 24th. ard John Davis, President Of the
Kansas Fsrmers' Assocista... The day follow
ing.
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100000.
Ize-, Amounting to $500. eco.

es-our lotteries are chartered by the STATE, are
always drawn at the ZINE nanrd, and ali drawings
under the supervision II sworn ia,is-iOaeTs.
10 nc official drawing viii b. published IL thu
St Ioui. papers, and a copy o. draFiuE san: 70
purchases Of tickets.
H0-We Will draw similar sche;-e the last d.
OF every month during the wear 1873.
s~Rsrlit BY P't-r SFFICE MONEY ORDER,
REGISTERED LETTER DBAFT or EXPRESS.
send GJI circular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER Il co.
P0stOffcr Box 2f3s. LOUIS. Eio.
iuueli-d
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sA2aA "a which il will Eot cure. Thi-
- !'tCsg il stforg language, bn' it Is
:tr,:e. Where the parts are
"a s-'-S-nos gone its effects are mar
SEaPrPrS velous. 1t has produced more
cures Of rheumatism. neuralgia, iock:jav,
palsy, eprains, sweliings, caked breast,
scalds, burns, s.l.-rheum, ear-ache, &c, up
on the hrmaa frame. and of strains, sp-v. o,
gals, &C., upon animals, in one year than
have all tie other pretended remedies since
the world .egan. u IL a ro1n.er-isi:snt. an
an hesling pain rei:eye:. Cs;pples throw
a~ay their cruiches. she lame walk, poson-
ons bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without eca.. lis no
humbug. The recipe is published around
each bot,le. IL ia ceiling a< Do article ever
before sold, and il seils hseau-e it doe. j,s,
what it preiend- TO do. Those Who nov
suffer from rheumatism, psin O. swelling de.
serve to suffer if they will no, ure C<n,sur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificate. o:
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic-rheums:ism, govt, running iumors,
&c. have been received. We will send
circular containing these certificates, the rec
ipe, &c, gratis, 10 any one requesting it.
One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Cen,snr
Liniment ia worth one hundred dollars for
apasined o. sweenied hoses and mules, or
for ecrsw-vorm in sheep. Stock-o.nerr-
this liriment is worthy your attention. No
family should be without Centaur L;nimen,.
J. B. RoeE & Co, New York.
is more than substitute for Castor Oil. II
u the only safe article IN existence which is
eessaiu to assimi'aie the food, regulate the
eovek. cure vind-colic and produce natural
sleep. Il contains Dsithes niDerzls, NOR.
yhiae o. slehohol, and = p1sanss 10 take.
OotABso nesd not ~ asd aelhsss ny
~ j0e 6V1o7
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GIi.aOi,-~ Anti. Periodic. Of Fever and
AgQe Tonic

The gres. remedy, the real specific at last
discovered and offered 10 every man, woman
or child antfering from Chills and Fever,
Dumb Chiils, Bilious Fever, Enlarged
Spleers. Periodic Neuralgia.
Sun Pains. and that horrible malady,
Congesfire ClNs. 1t is specifc for esch
and all of these complsints, and may be
safely administered at any time and to any
age. II contains no poison, no arsenic:or
mercury-does no, require rubbing. drub.
hing and plastering with unsishtly, nsuseus
iodine to reduce Enlarged Spleen; or mer.
curry internally to effect a cure.
Withrah's Tonic curea permanently and
destroys the periodiciiy Of chiils and Malari-
Qua Fevars. sept24
sepl1-eodas
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MAPLE WOOD SEMINARY, a harding ard
day school, embracing classical, scientific.
preparatory and primary depsytmeu,s. Fall
session opens September Sd, 1873.
For particulars apply ~
OePsa F.. CLEMENT,
II E.sin Principal.
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.0D,Uu, ir3:i.,- OF Green's August
Flower has been aoil in this State in three
months. We only ask you TO go 10 the
drug store oil Robsr, Pari,am, Lesvenworth.
Kaneas, and &c, bottle free of charge, CT a
regular size at - cents. Every bnttle war
ranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, Sickheadsche. Costivene-s, Heart
born, Wsterbr- sh. Sour Stomach. Indiges-
ton, mrrre B.ool, or Deransed Stomach
ami Yer. Try it. d&~eow
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II would aeem the usual causes of infant
mortality are not sufficient. The little iDno-
cent Ones are no, permitted an even battle
with the King of Terrors; at this hot and
sult.y season the restless child, battling with
the enemies OF it, lie tina. lie in wal. Il. every
corner has. ia addition, to encounter another
deadly foe-pNrs. Winslow's or some other
poisonous soothing syrup, administered by
the hand Of some hearlless nurse, silly
mother or imaeciie father. A host Of pre-
ciou. lives might be saveI each yesr by Civ
ing DR.. McCa5e's renowned Medicaied
Blackberry Brandy, which effectuaily cures
iniantiie copplsinis withou, any deleterlous
results d&w2w
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MARKETS BY fELEGEApH.
Sew YOPk 00oey Market.

The day opened In Wall street With 1t least . !
Of yesterday improvement mAiDtz;red, and With
. tendency In favor Of further improv emont.
AoyRY-ls not yet saieAble % stock exchange
loans; the banks, however, ere accommodating
the IN rchsnss ~ far ~ posi- le At per cent.
Srs4L NG-There vas . heavy break 10 foreign
at X TO per cent. able transfers were dc~n 1
peg cent Very little demand tor exchange a.d
tne pressure to sell broke the H ;rkes.
Custom kEcEPTs-0S <,OO0.
busia4s tbs morning. No unusual exc tement
has prevailed. he rrt sale At II2 after VI ch
there vas al advance TO I121 AID decline 10 iil,x
@llix, elos;cS Al ll23z ail2H
TREASURY DIsDUasEHIyTs-$59,0 00
GoyksNMEHIs-No r. nsactioL.. except ~ the
Sab TIea-n-y, where s. 81, -, bonds were bought
since saturday.
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ing dir. of tic fsIno.s orchards, with
every =, y ior showing, the dis
play .hf.,. ne superb. Aside from
the regular premiums u she Association
for fruit, the special premiums amount
to 81 600. The Mss--s. Farrell Bros. alone
offer $50 special prenii,:m for apples.
What il needed most il
GENERAL ESIHCsIAsA
ia regard TO the Ekposition-a united de-
termination upon The par. "a: I'll 10 do some-
thing individuality. Tue assistance and CO
operation oil the ladies' aye particulars
needed in decorating tie Fine Ar, Hall, ~,
srrsn.ing the 6ner fabrics. II il not to,
early 20 f,ey'n work.
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Owen Duiy, Plaintiff.

Owen Daay. PiairtiH.
Mary A. Davis. Chsries -. Davis
George Z. Janss, Matthew Iio~sil,
Thomas II. b. Davis. Al.pn Ham1-
III, william ,. Jewell d. W.
ayes, John g Dougiass. Lucisn J.
Issiin, W. W. Kackus, ReL.cca r. Csc
kennedy. George H. Hines Tor no.
ksveaworih savings Rank, Iar Hu- ssZ1
AL Losn and -ayiHgs Institut .oa Of
I-aveDvofth, Kansas, the KausStt
4 aid NJ and Ir ~ Company, Fra1ki
". LAWS, Thomas A. Davis ami
Mary A. Davis, a. sdntnisira-
triH of the estate OF James Davis, de-
ceased. defendants
DUBLIC NOTICE is herebv z.ven that under mn
i by virtue of the judsIusil rendered "a the
above emitted action IA e.d ~ the sn0gs
CONT, and Of spe ial execution issssi on SAID
Judgment to me directed aud lei. Ter.d T via On
Thursday the BIRD day Of Ocl1Jsr A. b. 1873,
al II O'Clock a. IN. Of sad day, 20 tie Cgur House
soor in the City Of Ls.senw9st1. h. the County
of Lss-e1rorih aud STATE u Kansas. offer
At plbic sac asd ssN separately %
each o the foiovr Z dass.iiad 1rsct.
Of .aad situate lying. ard bling q zoe County OF
L>.sy.E~orrh, ast '-.E O 81 ElH.as, nancy:
lots auInb>i tnre- ff'. for D aud ave ~, in
hioek nuno-r tire 1 d.. Jaai..s DAvt' Additios
- Ia. City Of is'g~i fs-if AND o: urnt5 ar thrse
y and i"nr 49,, - '.-s uuatiei eleven IN, "a
4iorssa.di and cis5i,d 7sa-i.9i; Of fots nqaa-
Der pas ~ ant $50 g. - Wn.teae1,' ri u knan
Adiaiiaa o th@ = ~ i.-eye1ws 9Th; ant tho
usrtl th-ee-f-us-i.s iId az Ngasgiisd o-.s-.ourf.
in " biz he3r. Pilot Er-o A1a t.01 q sAe CiIy
- i4eI sens1rth- stt-es2d.
-.d ir-er- fia1i Wi . soil n the inverse or.
GsE Q "a, ~ y .-icl ~ = are al We deer oed.
Dated a. IeaveuWor;a Issy, Kansas, sepienbe-
1ssE, a. d. -s.,-
sh-rF RI: fn3Yr- EOrri C0ulty, Kansas.
CLorcp ? Wheat. A.t1r1ey f,r Pialnun.
,spi!iti
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GMeeklp dimes
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER p. 1873

Oxr Of our exchanges, in az account o.
The voyage Of the Juuia:a to 0tsH'and' de-
sc-;b.s :he "esfsc,a Of blnbber On the 'einsie
farm The effects OF female hlueher On
the male form is knosa to be melting 10 ice
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-25

LEAVE yonr orders for coal ard wood II
the corner OF second AMI Cherokee, Leaver.
worth Cosl Office.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-25

81. Lows, Sept -.
HENp-firm aud unchanged.
ELoua-Duii; b, eis are eSntend.nX for lover
prices.
WHRAT-Dull, snd buyen not willing to take
hold, except st l-Tse eoncee,iors; the few small
sales were u about yesterday prices.
CoRS-Cnsettled; No Hixed 409llc cash; Gk
Csc seller October.
JAtS-Duu and unehanAed; No scare cash !:
UkS3Se seller september.
b RLsy-Quiet md unehaneei.
kYE -Du and dsc.iGiag; No .SA.2e.
POsI-Dun at Sle cash.
DRY SALT MHAr$-Dun md ncmiual.
HAcoH-vefy quiet; shoulders. Sc: clear rib, 81
0l0c; elf ar sides 9k1I0., asder ioss.
LAkD-NanufAefuhnx sLc.
WHlsKY-S;esdy u Sc.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-25

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Sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
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guaranteed, or the money refunded. Robert
PArbsm. sgeni. coded