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We knew II.

Tom Moore knew by the smoke tina,
so gracefully curied above the green
elm, that a cottage WAS ne.r, and
so Wa knew, when Jimmy Horton
mounted the witness stand of the Pom
eroy Committee in Washington, to testify
about York's PRAYER, that an audible smile
was near. And that smile WAS broad and
significant enough TO prompt the press agent
to telegraph it to the world, 40 tina, all man.
kind could smile and smile again. "Audi-
bic smiles" said the telegraph, when Jimmy,
with eve in fine frerzy rolling. told in simple
faith the touching story of York's devo,ions.
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Pure Articles.

All the articles manufactured by the
Thompson, Steele n Price Manufacturing
Company. Chicsgo and #. Louis. are com.
posed of the purest materials. The Com
pany take special pride in having their goods
Of the very best quality. Their DIR. Prices
Cream Biking lowder has maintained its
reputation for purity and goodness for the
last seven years. while their DR.. Prices Spec
ial favorings, Naslla, Lemon, etc, are
said to be unequaled by anything of the kind
in the market. eod&w.
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THE Geneva Conference hiss at last con-
cluded its labors and awarded the amount
due by England to the United Stated on
account of the Alabama claims. 1t would
be, however,aa impossible matter for even so
learned and as;u,e n court as that TO arrive
at the amount Of benefit conferred on suffer-
ing humanity by such medicine as Parker S
Compound Fluid Extrac, Buchu. Thou
sands attest lis excellence. For sale by all
druggists everywhere. Ii
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CnlcAso, February IS.
CArrLK-Receipas, I, sS7 :hssd. Market fairly
seti,e fr eli grades, and prices steady 6rn; light
f,t medium u fhir siesn, - ICES IS; god "a
prime, IS 4eS5 IS; fair TO good Texans, .; Is
q %.
and NJ decline u 5pIOe; sslcs 10 pAcksD 1t - IS
"a 5 packers, s. sOSS 6; eis'sius quiet
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Our foreign exchanges, give evidence OF
the existence of Cholera ON the continent OF
Europe, following lis accustomed line OF
| march. Ta;s induces vs. To mention DR..
McCabe's Renowned NEGLECTED. Blackberry
Brandy. A more certain cure for Dysentery
Cholera MorbuS. Cholera-Infantum and
kindred complaints can not be found. Hun
dreds OF thousands corroborate this. Feb.
II dSw 2y
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YOaog America.
PLEASANT RIDGE, Feb. Is, 1873.

Editor Times:
The children of the COlored Schools Of
this district mo. ~ gave . public exhibi-
ton on last Tuesday evening. and acquitted
themselves very creditsbly. Some of the
scholars who did not know the letters Of the
alphabet when the school commenced, per.
formed their part, both in reading and dec
lamation. in . manner quite satisfactory.
One Of the speaken said. 1.-THE colored peo-
pie have already shown you that they are
ambitious; that they are no towards, and
will fight. Nov, give Colored Young
America sufficient time and opportunity, and
We will prove that We are not inferior in
endowments." The latter clauae Of this as
sertion was we'll sustained BY all who took
part In the exercises Of the evening. Their
reading was all that could be expected,
and in their defamation they had their
pieces we'll prepared.
G. MOssER.
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%. LO0aO market.

u. Loom. February IS.
FLora-weak and nominslly unchanged; buy
ers contendiog for concessions.
mE.T-Dull and dropping. and lower 10 sell !;
No .prins. y -; No red fall. u - elevator;
saulple lots No 5. 81 IS.
CosS-Slow, and sellers claimed higher figures !;
No MIXED, S3Lr.
OATs- Dull; NJ mixe3. s9930c.
BARLKY-Best qualities In demand snd firm.
RYK-pull; No :, 7Oc.
PORX-Firm 1t 1i3 250iS 30.
DnY SALT MxATs-StiG and higher on order
lo,s shoulders and clear rib. buyer the month ut
Canton. .1.d61ze.
BAooN-fira; shoulders. SIC; clear r,h. TIC;
clear sides. .s4asc.
LARp-tirm aud higher; prime steam ~ cash
buyers the month, nc.
llI.mw N Es-Eirm II &c.
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lsen0ersOn-s ISuehn.

Hendsrson's Buchu, TIE grea. diure,ic, al
uniai!ing remedy for all diseases OF the kid
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
digestion, hatulency, or wind in the stomach
The most distressing cases of female weak
ness and uterine complaints are permanently
cured by HENDERsoN's BUCHU. II is I'M
eYualed by any known remedy for The cur,
OF drnrsy, gravel, and oil equity OF Iheu
matte affections. Ii il a specific remedy foI
expelling all Pm and Tape worms. 1t j.
prescribed by eminen, physicians in chroni,
affections of the liver. For sale nv all drug
gists. See advertisement in this issue. dSv
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>TC->aAS n KEENE, Merchant Tailors,
nave opered, al their new establishment, No.
ii2, Delaware street, between Fourth and
tiith. The best assortmelt of winter
Goods ever offered 10 the Leaven-
~o.;h ruhic. If ven want a nice, neat TT
ting sill; OF clothes, Of the laieat and best cut,
this ia the place TO get ii. Their charges are
reasonable and work warranted Shirts
made TO order. rov23d4
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MY FRIEND, lie, me Tell you how to cure
that terrible cough. Take DIR. Ransom's
Hive Syrup and Tolu. or Honey Syrup. II
is the best Cough Medicine in the world. !
am never wi;houti;-costs only 81 cents.
See advertisement in another column.
febly-eod.Sw
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oUxrY coxxvs1oSERs.
ApJoURxKD SESSION OPTICAL.

AMOUNTED SESSION -OFFICIAL.
Board nj pursuant 70 adjournment. Roll
called; no quorum. Board adjourned To
2p. N.
AFTERNOON session..
Board met pursuant to sdjournment.:. Roll
called. Present-Geigef, Hook, Spencer
and Whom; ahsent-Williams, Ch,ir.
man, and Hiait-2;; one vacancy.
On motion, Mr.. Hook Was called TO the
chair.
The committee, Who were appointed TO
ex anime the GAiiIord road, inside the fol-
lowing report, which vas, on motion, order
Ell received and placed On file:
Your committee TO whom was referred the
matter Of the Gaiilord road beg leave 10
make the following report:
The undersigned, pat Of your COMMITTEES,
have examined the location Of the same, e.
p. cialiy that portion running through Mr..
Smiths farm. and lind by changing the To-
cation of said road, A Smith desires, that il,
t. Iun 60 rods north, thence west 60 or 20
rod. 10 the location OF ssi road by the re-
viewers, it will put the road on equally -
good ground, and We think better Than the
present location; therefore, your committee
recommend Masking the above change, pro
vided Mr.. Smith will give the right Of way,
30 ~ to relieve the County o. all damages
curing therefrom.
The Committee On License to whom
Wis referred the petitions for license,
made the following report, which was
adopted:
Your committee, to whom "a. referre,i
the petition Of Mr.. Liberton Tor liquor
license in Kickapoo township, find there are
. sufficient number Of signers, to raid petition,
aad would recommend license be granted
upon the payment of one hundred dollars
and bond, ~ the Law requires.
The following resolution WAS offered:
By WilsOn-
Resolved, That J. L. Spears, contractor
for building bridge over the Stranger, 1t
Stranger Sta ion, be requested to put no
material ON the ground until aft, the meet.
ing of the Board on the FIRST Monday in
March
Mr.. WilIson called for the ave. AMI nzy-
a. follow: Aye, Spencer and Wilson,;
na,s, Geigef and Hook; a tie vote.
The resolution Was declared lost.
Mr.. Farnsworth, Of the King Bridge Com
pany, ,sked that . onmmi'tee be aPppin;e!
to examine their bridge across the Stranger
river, near TonyauoIie. n the same is ready,
and would like to have is accepted.
Mr.. Spencer thought it the place Of the
County Engineer 10 examine the same.
The County Engineer asked for commit
lee to examine The bridge with him. a. the
plans and Specifications were not gotten up by
him, and would not like 70 In. e the respor-
sibility.
Mr. Wilson moved that the Committee On
Roads, the County Engineer, aud anyone
eIse they may see fit to call. examine said
bridge. Adopted.
The petition Of Jas. Whiti.'ck for . change
in road Was presented and referred to the
County Attorney.
On motion the Board adjourned to the 6'st
Monday in March, 1873, nj 10 o'clock =. M.
A. B. KELLER, County Clerk.
By. w. NIEHAUs, Deputy.
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f:ef;sOvas.

Jacob kurz has removed his large stock
OF winter goods to No. 7i3 Shawnee street,
between Seventh and broadway, where he
is prepared: to furni-h the best fit and best
goods in the city, at prices lower than ever.
Ii Won want a no5by stylish sui; call on him.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Cleaning and re-
pairing done on short notice. laai
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Whole Tieketssio, halves g. AMI llsr'e-- -. 10.
Eleven whole tickets FOR 500. -" di-s.Ilt on ..-
than 500 ORDERS Nothing coaii 10 more lFfg1-
PIRATE for presents than tiehef- 70 this Rum o.
Wealth more likely To prplGee granlsr -a. i-,,,-
tory results. The object Of the ThiiI rit Conc r.
is the enlargement ami end1wID.4t % tHH F.uie
Library Of Kentucky. which, by ttH sf.rIri aef
authorizing tho Concert for its h+nedt. b. 70 O.; "r
everfree 10 all citizens Of every state Ih- flEr'-
will be conducted Ike the fr.f aui sorJni hereto
tre given, and full particular 20 she ucls 90
drawing the gifts AMI paying then, ari every thing
dessary to thorough undertaking. 90 t.--
scheme, from beginning TO end, are nov ruh.i-t-j
IN the form OF a circular, which VIII be furuisha.i
free Of cost TO any who apply. Tao entire u1ur-r-
cat Of this undertaking has been committed us
the trustees to Hon. Tho-. y. Eraillett, s, t-,r-
eTnor Of Kentucky, 10 whom al e6uIuiUuio'.inrH
pertaining to the Gift Concert should b. aljilH u.
R.T. DURIsETT, Fr5-.ae'I.-
W. ". HALDEMAS, Vice Prc-.t.
JOHN 3. CAIN, See V Public Library, Ey
FARMERS K DHOvEE3 BANK, Tl-aau.rr
Tickets really for sale, and ali or'."i- .-
them. applications for aesucia>. C'rri'nr', poe
formation, &C., will meet with rf0mI' aH.-.'t
when Addressed TO as below dir" isi.
IHOS. L. BRAMLETTE, iout'.ii 70 n.y.
ianiS.stavAw a ent PChhe Library, r
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We have a word to say in favor Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad. Ii was the
''pioneer" line Westward ana il the "old
reliable" route to St. Loui-. With the i'm
provements which have been made during
the pas, year, We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the hest track and the
finest and safest equipment Of any line west
of the Mississippi. /, is the only line which
runs three daily express trains Of fine
Coaches and Pullman Slespers, equipped
with the Miller platform and the patent air
brake, from leading point. in the West,
through Kansas City, Sedalia and Jefferson
CITY TO St. Louis without change, connecting
at st. Louis with eleven different through
routes to points North, East and South.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, &C., may be had at the various
Through Ticket" Railroad Stations in the
West, or upon personal or written applicz-
ton to &. H. Baxter, Western Passenger
Agent, Kansas City, No., or Z. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, ST. Louis, No.
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Attention is called TO the advertisement Of
{. Bobannan. Of ST. Louis, Mo. His rep
.'aiion ia that Of one Of the most successful
physicians in hi speciality in the West.
noy2SiSw
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MACE money fi=, and honorable, by at
once applying for territorial right. (which
are given free To agen,.,l TO se!l the best,
strongest. most Use'ul and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever used or Recommended by
families, or buy one for yonr own nae; it
il only s.. Sert free everywhere by ex-
pre.s. Address for particulars, 4. Cateley.
Superintendent, corner GrccnwitOh and
.onr:Ian,,t streets, New York.
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All den.rtices had their draw backs, until
the sslGhrioI!s b,r!, of the Soap Tree WAS
brought from the Chiiian valleys, 10 periec,
the fragrant SOZ0DoNT, The most delightful
article for the ies,h that brush was ever
DIPPED into. d&w
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The Credit XObilier PepOrt

Three More Witnesses Summoned.
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T10,iilr Illustrated book (cGopagcs) ION
r-,ssHJlD, WoMASiiooD! MARRIAGE!
j:npedimcnts to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely seated, post
paid fo- 90 cents, b. DR.. c. WHITTIER.
or St Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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WE not'Ce IN the proceedings Oh lie tiCuse
of Representatives, that Hon. E. H.
Funston introduced 4 bill ito prevent the
destruction or injury of animate BY railroads.
end to provide comp nsstion for the same
The Neosho Vslley Regi ter observes that
our present Law il sll on the eide Of the rail
road companies, and hopes Representative
Enn.tOn's bill il Of such . nature that It will
do justice TO all parties. A railroad COM
psny sbonld be entitled to the same priv
leges and protection that would be accorded
to Q private citizen and no more.
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Nc, only cures caulks, cracked heels, scratches,
and sand cracks on horses. But is equally
efiectual la the cure of garget, sore ,eats and
bags, and all sores ani sw ellings on cows
and oxen. See advertisement in another
column. eoi&w
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COLONEL ID. W HousroN. United States
Nanhal, returned from New York Saiur-
dsy. tie made = aucce,sfnl raid On the
notorious coun,erfeiiers during his ahsence.
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LOSt E6zcnEtN.
Irresistible. Command immediate love. 81 Al
dress pr. Tracy W cha street. Few York. movie
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l sHLIL ever consider Simmon-' Live,
Regulator a. the preservsr OF the lie of my
little son, who Is now in blooming heslih.
Mrs. ELLEN MEACHAM,
Chattahoochee. Fla.
For sale by all druggists. febl9-i&w
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yspk Aoaey Market.

New Y~pk 1oaey Market.
NEW YOnK. February IS.
MONxY-Actvs and close most Of the day; call
loans ll2 10 l64 until late 10 the day, when II
became apparent tina; the ''hesrs'' were tired Of
the operation, and he rate fell TO gold.
SrERLIS0-Stssdy at iOsT 9l09.
GoLo-Advaneed To iitTs. but fell to llsHz
closing at li1H9ii45s
LoAxs-At i9' for carrying aid Per cent to
daf for borrowing.
CLEARINGS-e50, COO, 900.
TRxASv1Y DisBUnENENrs-$63,O 90.
CONVENIENT -Opsnsd firm; elcsed 4 tribe
lover, but steady.
STAT. BoNDS-veTy dull.
SHOCKS Quiet and fluctuations generally email.
rOuROua
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JUHGE SHERkY, Of The Criminal Court,
sent George Washington TO the penitentiary
Saturday, for . term Of two yeara. George
vas cent up for grand larceny.
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A CLERK in a Council Bluffs i.ilrosd
ticket Office ss,iuced hired sir', under
promise Of marriage, aud then cleared cut
for Texr. The Nonpareil s,y. he ought 10
be sent for. and male I" sntf,r Tor The wr."g,
bat in ,h- paragraph i. careful q" avoid
menti.n 81 hi. name Pub i.h tn. name oi
the seductive scamp. that ether yi'ls msy
plsce d, confidence in his msrr:sge
promises.
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For Coughs and Throa, Disorders, Use
Browns Bronchial Troches," having
proved their efficiency by test of many
years. febl9-eodSw
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THHk2 - av Il amount q! cuuniei fe [
currency in circulation. !:,'su- fifty crn'
pieces are numerous.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board Det pursuant 70 adjournment. Roll
called; No quorum. Board adjourned to
2p. N.
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The new coal mine recently discovered on
Mr.. PapinS place, near Ottawa AMI TweD-
Itch streets, west of the Fair Grounds. is
more valuable than first supposed. The
coal i now being mined at the rite of one
hundred bushels day, and placed on the
fuel market for ale. Mr.. David Atchison,
Who keeps the wood yard on Seneca street,
near Fourth, i the agent for the new coal.
he prooouacss il equal, in all respec.s, to
the coal taken from the Reservation Mine,
apd IN many respects superior to that coal.
1t i especially free from sulpher, clean, and
easily mined.
Nov, il The convicls In The Penitentiafy
could b put 70 The work Of opening . coal
mine n that locality. Leavsavogth could
supply ths Whols 6lals with fuel
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Sweet Chestnut Trees.

TIME LARGEST STOCK IN The WORLD
at greatly reduced rates. Circular free AID
8 full stock Of superior nursery stock Nineteehih
year 700 acres; II green houses. Address
sTOHgS HAE.IsOSS CO.,
,.osv Pzins-ville Lake e.. Ohio.
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EAfSPatiOn TuPni0g-Gheap Farms IN
AAaah. vG~aa

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offers zoo, 600 acres Of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri. At from IS to SI2 per
acre, on seven Year, time, with free trans
portation from St. Louis to all purchaserA
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth,
schools, and law-abiding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land Of fruits
and flowers. For particulars address A.
Tnck, Land Commissioner, *. Louis, No.
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BINBY's Laundry Blue. The best be-
C iiSe free from acid. d&w
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Mr.. Frazier, the e!oper. and Min Blanche
Brown, the elorre, Who lett Leavenvorth
lat Thursday to get married, were vsdded
at Kansas City last Friday. Ths darias
young couple are now visiting with IL
bridesroom's father nsar Oskaloosa, Kansas.
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Criminal Court.


iIupGK Sn tRRS presiding, CHAs. CrRRIED C,erk. J
The State of Kansas 81. joseph Burner,
charged with the larceny OF two cattle In
this case the jury havin. been ont ali day
and failing 10 a.ree were discharged bv the
Court from a further consideration OF the
case, the defendant rcmanded TO Jail, an,. The
case continued to the next tern OF co4r.
The State VS.. John Collins, charged with
burglariously entering the sore of ". 5.
Crothers, at Stranger Station, last summer.
and stealing there!rom 4 qasn.iiy OF goods.
In this case the jury found n verdict Of
grand larceny, and recommending the prisoner
10 the mercy Of the Court. Motion for new
trial overruled ard exceptions. The prisoner
uas sentenced to two years confinement ard
hard labor in the State Peniieutiary.
The case of the State Va Elgcne Sullivan
was, on motion of the County Attorney
nolle pressed.
The State vs.. Dennis Mooney, selling
LIQUOR without license. Arrangement waiv
ed. Defendant entered plea of not guilty
Jury waived, and case submitted TO tn
Court upon an agreed statement of facts
Case argued, and Judgment for State; pun
ishment assessed at fine OF $50 and costs
Exceptions Of defendant and time given 4
make case Cor the Supreme Court.
State vs.. Samuel Fee:s, selling li4no
v;thont lic,.nee. With consent continued 4
the next term, upon defendant entering int
bond in the sum Of S50a.
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Ben. Simpson Wants More
Space.
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REWAW D!
81 600 s....,

Sl,VVU for any case Of Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing or liberated Piles tina: De RINGS PILE
REMEDY fails TO cure.
1t is prepated expressly to cuie the Piles and
nothing else, and has cured cases of over 20 years
standing For sale by all druggists. Price 100
ianISdkwu
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Tuesday, pril =, ~
LIST OEGIETS-
PRICE OFTICKETS

To provide means for this magnificent Concert
OWe d % soFeO IhousnrG Tickets only
viii be issued, large portion o. which are a.r1,'g
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s.sSCAl. NyE.NS.

BIxBY's Backing. I. The only polish not
injurious 20 leather. w&d
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900 BARREL AND TIERCE
w HOOP POLES. jos. WuIIAKEE, Union
Pork House, South seeoad street, Lsayenwor b,
Iansna jaIJ0w5w
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


A - page book, containing answers 10 question:
OF great Importance. Sent free for two stamps.
Address Mrs. II. Metrser, Hanover, Ia.
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THE Committee Of the Legislature aP.
rointed 10 visit the Kansas State Peniten-
ti.ry, were very favor.bly impse~ed with
the condition Of that institution.
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Mr.. n. l.. PRENrIs of the Lawrence
Journal, gave the peo're Of Lawrence, night
before last, the b, 81 lecture %. their course,
and the ci,iz IA o. thst place complimented
the lecturer by occupying all the seats in the
house. The s"hject Of the lecture was
"S,ories and Story T-llers." We are glad
of Prentis' success. He deserves It. The
lecture people Of Leavenworth ought to
extend an invitation Tor Prentis to visit thi,
city.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
The POmeroy Investigation.
An Audible Smile at Jimmy
Horizons Testimony.
Ben. Simpson Wants More
Space. -
Nye and COnklins on York.
Three More Witnesses Summoned,
The Credit xObilier PepOrt.
Ames and Brooks the Victims.
Liberal Application Of White
wash.
Scene in the House During Read
ing Of the Report.
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A couple of vile murderers confined in q
Savannah Jail got into eight and cheated the
gallows before they could b. separated.
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DELAHAY. United States Distaict Judge
for Kansas, is to he allowed to resign to save
the expense Of his impeachment. The
chsrges Of hsbitual drunkenness and Of
bribery were fully rstablished, but the
Judiciary Committee think tina, the national
legislature ia already giving about all the
time it can sp,re to investigate Kan.as
Y Sun
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-20

The ice Of the Missouri river Is fast de-
caying under the liquidaiing influences o.
the suusbine and the south wind.