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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-27
DIR. BOHANNAN.
OFFICE NO. GIG NORTH FIFTH STREET,
At. LOUIS. MO.

ESTABLISHED II ST. LOUIS IN 1851
NURES all Chronic and Special Diseases in q
~ short tine, either in male or female. CHAR, :
low fees; uses mercury
Dr. BOhannan's Z" Treatise on Special Diseases"
whieh fully explains the nature causes, symp-
toms, &C.. Of spernAtorshea seminal Weakness
syphilis, female complaints, ell impeiiments to
MARI age, and valuable information on other del
ica'e subjects, sent free to any address plain
sealei envelope, oil receipt Of one stamp.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.
Dr. Bohannan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures all forms Of spermatorrh-a or seminal weak
ness In from two TO seven weeks time. Ii
lost poser, and brings tack the youthful vigor
Of those who have destroyed 1t by sexual excess
evil practices. This remedy has been used by
1,r. BDhannan in bis private practice for over
thirty years, and has never failed ng even
the worst cases. Price IS. (Sent to any address
tree from Oheervation.) Sold only ut Dr. c. A.
Bchannan . Office, No GIG North Fifth street, st.
Louis No. Established in lr3.. nosL5dSv
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HOTELS,
HOTELS.
p ACIEIC HOTEL.
ITO. l72. l7A Z 17e Greenwich g.,
One door above CortIAndt ST.,
Few YORK

joins PATIEy, Proprietor. new YORK.
TIME proprietor Of this popular Hotel .skes pleas
Il ure in announcing that he has contracted his
price to suit the times and that he will hereafter
entertain MS patrons for so per day, without any
abatement Of service. Rooms ill alss be let on
easy terms without hoard leaving tie guest fire to
most convenient. Tho Pacific is pleasantly located
in the neighbarhood Of the incipal railroad and
steamship landings. and il specially for
those vho have bssinen TO transact in the lover
Fart Of tbs city, which Is, and will probably long
renal n, the busie { and most important part Re.
ing the owner Of the Hotel properly, veil as the
steward Of T. ,fairs, the subscziber Aassers him.
seif that lie Is in position pract hrpitality
rather more Lb-rzl thsn il he had an exorbdtsnf
rsnt to pay. Put him 70 tie te &
JOHN PATTEy
viii give to RESPONSIBLE parties . Bsas-, se uoa.
GEaAs rates, Of the aNove Motel iurnshod eo1plr4s
With all new tnPr0ssDsnta. JE
0ar7.lvl
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SEWING NACHlNES.
4 FAMILY ARTICLE.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
SEWING MACHINE
ron Do MEsTsC uAE.
Only Five DollArs
With the New Patent Button Hole Worker
Patented June 9th, 1871.
SEWING MACHINES.

A most wonderful and eloyan,Iv ,on.tru.,a,
SEwINo MACHINE for Pam,lv Wovk Com, Ie,s in
all its Parts Uses the straight Eus Poakrd yard,
SELF THnEADlxe, direct upright PO> ITIvs Mo-
rIoH. New Tensop. srlf Eer,i and CIo,n r.,.i.,
ODer.tss nv ME-, I'M, q. ~" I'" "a. xs p
ssng smooth and Doiseless Ike all good high
priced machines Has Potent CAesk to pre- vent tho
Wheel being turned the wrong say. Use the
thread direct from the spool. Makes the ELASTIC
LOCK STITCH, finest and strongest stitch Enovn y
nrm, durable. close, and rapid. will do all kinds
OF work, fss and eoovss, FROM CAhpnc u heavy
Cloth o. l8AcHkR, and all descyiptiops u
thr-ad. This Machine 10 BKAviLY CONTRACTED
70 give IL srRBnGIR ali the parts Of ssch Machine
being Wade siiks b. "aeAiny, and beautifully IN
ished and ornamented. IL 10 very easy to learn
Rapid, SHsosfA and Ss<sf in operation Reliable st
al tines. and . PRACTICAL. scIaETIyIc, MsCnAs-
icAL IHvnNIIoS, at Greatly Reduced F,iss.
Good, Cheap, Family sewing Machine at last
7 he drst and only success in producing valuable
substantial and reliable loo priced Sewing Ma hns
Its extremely Low price reaches all eondiiioDs Its
simplicity asd strength adapts IL to all capacities,
While Its many merits make IL . universal fav,4iss
wherever used, and crsatssa rapid demand
1T III ALL IT Ia RECONMENDED
az can eheerfuIIv and eon6dentIy ,~com.n.nd
its me- 10 tho . = no . 70 van,iny , ,..ii, so~.t
Ing Machine. AT a low price
M,-Jp vu.o,
Ru,berssrd p.rt se,s:, Co NI
Price Of each M.chirs. 'Ciss. A, zone,
(sArrsnted for Eve years by special esrt,ncsiA,
With all the zsssss, and sv<yysAiag eo.pis1s belong
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The Niagara Frozen.

Monday night was unusually cold in this
vicinity. The mercury, however, seems to
have sought its lowest depths along the
Niagara river. The inhabitants of Y ounes-
town were astonished on looking out upon
the river on Tuesday morning to find il q
broad 6eld Of ice, while Lake Oatario vas
frozen over as far - the eye could reach.
Parties were crossing on the ice all day Tues.
day and yesterday to Niagara, opposite to
Youngstown, and several people skaied from
Youngstown to the Lewiston bank.
A like case was never known before. n
We are aware, though it has several times
happened that men and teams have been
able to cross on ''ice jams" but this is The
first instance where the river and lake h.ve
been frozen over with clear, solid ice.
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PRKPAaKD BY
!. q. HENDERSON Il CO..
sos West Lake Street,
CHICAGO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERl
For sale at " Wholesale by GEtiRGE A. EDDY;
aud Resa by B. E THOMPSON.
mav6dAw66
DR. G. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician

Confidential PhyaactAD
Has removed nun No i7S South C,ark-ss., corns
Of Monroe, 70 No. ga South sfAfD-61., CnlcAeo.
II . yell known BY all readehs OF The papess tAss
Dr.. C. Biselov 10 the oldest established physician
In Chicago Who has male the treatment q al
chronic and sexual diseases . .pseiaity. 6essnes
and experience has made Dr. Il tie laoss rsnowDsd
srnCIALIsr Of the age, hocc-ed BY the press, -
teemed Of the highest medical sstainnents by all
tbs medical nstitutions Of tas eAy, having dsvoesa
fwKrfY YEAks o. ms LlYR b peefseting remedies
that vii cure positively the vusss eaocs Of c1D0HN
AID PRIVATE DssIAsD Of IL eRHTf0-UUHA11
oRsAHs In both sexes. sEMDAL WRAKHEO ps0.
ccing HKsvouMHs, AvRnDoH 10 so0EIY, N.
PAIRED vn1ox Los o. MKDeaY AHD HAHHooD,
Perfse4ly cured. Il b svideas thst one vhs 60.
tnN himself 70 the study ofoatain disens1a, trsoe-
tnEthseaand: Of ea.es every ysaf. mus have ssiss
shnl than Physieiaa In esnesal ps1ctieA Rcd
his AKsscAI fRRAxIED Tor lad30 aaA esotlsmea.
Sent ffse 70 any aadFsss in ssals1 sav0l1pe. Or.
scLfAISoT Y1Kk H. ansse rooms IN IL city.
With sEPAnA1E HAn0o - laAies and seatlsusa.
Call-sss ely ~ DseAsr. oDnAlEPo1Dnc8 chr.
yDEHi1AI AAdI0 lssssss = DR. c. D.GE.
Low, uA ~ 6on1Na.
y. 49, - - As,esfpsav, ei.r,lar a
Rs.Fis nsos1l, - - psgvsasivs q esaes1eiso
6GelolAV
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-27

OFFICE COUKTY srpRnrvrxxpEyr,
LavenvoFth County,
Leavenvorth City, March 18th. 1871.

'eHWo1tu Cityp 81Ic1 Isth, 1913.
THERE will BE- an sxaminatioa Of teacher, FIR
i the spring terms OF the county schools On the
18th Of March inst. ~ the Western Busines, COL
lese corner Of fifth sad Sensta strsssa. eommene,
ing promptly at 10 o clock. q n. Al tsaebsn
term should h. p;s>nt, this will be The lssa ex
animation Of the year The Executive CAunitfes
Of The TIE cher Institute, and other tesehers srs
requested 70 bs prszeb, . arr.nes ~ IL mi
County institute.
J. p. BAUsERNAN.
ChatrEan Roerd ct Examiners. and CAairDsn Of
3saehen' kxssut. W Co0nittee.
maSlsdAUtd
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Farm Sale.

T WILL sell, on my t.rn near Stranger station,
i On FTida-, March %, 1873, al my stock and
EniaG implements, consisting Of one .; an OF
york nages, one Messenger brood nsr. one ba-
Ally, Aynhise ball General F0r-yth - tso va
old herd buck. corn planter, grain drill. Climax
mover corn sheller Little Giant mill, sulky yake
plova, kaSrovs, wagon and barnsrsea SALE poei
i've. Terms cash q approved notes.
WILLIAM HAYDEN,
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GRACE GREENWOOD thus cautiously AT.
nounces a discovery: "Ihere are in Cor.
gress some gr md, good men, worthy of q
better tate. | could count up twenty that
| have the lonor Of knowing. II Sodom
had held hal. that number Of righteous men
it would not have persisted. and lots poor
wife would not have been compelled to stand
in Pillory and point a salu,ary and saline
moral for all time and women. | would
gladly mention the names of these good men
and true, but for knowing that hosts of news
paper people wonld st,rt up and abnse my
political paragons Of all sorts of corruption
and rascality, and shake my faith and cali
me an innocent again. which is abou; the
most opprobious name they can think Of"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-27
AVOID 0UACKS.

A VICTIM OF EARLY INDIsCRETiON,
~ causing nervous debility, premature decay,
etc, having tried in vair every advertised remedy
haS discovered . simple means Of seif-cure, which
J. kEEVk5. IS Nassau st., New York.
-stAf-s6v
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q. s Government Artificial
Limb Manufacturing Co.

7s7 Wabash Az, and 70, 81 and So
10th ST., Chicago.
. The largest, oldest and most complete
mandatory Of the kind in the United
States. We manufacture 10 order ali kinds Of Sur
gical and Orthopedic Instruments, Clutches Canes,
1ruses, etc. Address all communications TO Dr.
J. L. GARDNER, U. b. Commissioner, cor. 10Th
At. and Wabash av., Chleas-. send for pamphlet
sep27dAvA
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-27

WV. HAYDEN of Stranger, has CHANGED
the date OF his farm sale 10 FRIDAY NJ,
2sth, instead Of the 9th. ..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-27
The wheat Field Of America.
Esalthful Climate. Free Homss. Good
Aarksts.

The Nor hern Pacific Railroad offer, for s.,s
ifs LANDS IS GENITAL AND " ksIkkS MIsskpurA,
embracing: !. The hest Of Wheat Land: D. Ex.
csieet III her Tor the MIL the Farm and he Pir,:
5. Rich frairis PasturAgs and Natural Nsedov
vafeved BY the clear Lakes and running nreans-
IN Heaithfui Climate, xAess Fever sd Agxe u No.
kaOsrn.
Grain can be Oh pped hence By lake 10 MARKET
= cheap - from Eastssn lows or Central Illinois.
Cars nov run Through thess Lands frsn Lake B,-
psfior 70 Daketa- Price of land close track oAO0
% Ss0 % per sers; further away 80 10 e. %.
SEVEN Years cIsltt; warrsniss Deeds; Meth
en Paeiee 7-1o Bonds. nov selling ut par, re-
esived for land ~ q. 10. No other unoeeupiei
Lands proaeot such ID van tAges to ssttleYa
eol010rs under the New Law March, iS79) get
100 seso FREE, near the rAilrosd, BY enc ana too
ysars rssidsoes.
ffa1sportatiena t Reduced Rates furnished
fron all principal points East to phuehsserp Of
Railroad Lands, asd 70 6ssiisrs 90 Govern nens
Heooseads. Purchaser, their wives and children
eAyY1o4 NEE over The NORTH srn PneiAe loed.
Nev 10 Tie tine lbr SstfIess and Colsaiss to est
Railrsad Lands and 6ovsrnmsnt Homssesds eloss
10 tho tTaek.
ss.A lsr Pamphlet eontainise full Information,
nap md copy of Nsv Honsstssa Law. Addrsss:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-27
Sweet Chestnut Trees.

TVBE LARGEsr STOCK In TIE wOkLD
Il 1t gT-atiy reduced raies. Circular fra AIs,
. fsli stSck Of superior nuHery stock. Nissessnth
yssr 10 asro; II Gseen ko9sss. Adass0
6TORRS, HARRDOHA CO.,
ssp6V Paiaasville, Lib O.. Oh.
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MEDICAL.
RESTORE YOUR SIGHT.
OLD EYES MADE NEW.

OLD EYB MADE NEW.
Has1s :s% r sss '1 sss:% x. C:.
Read for younelf and restore your sight.
Spectacle. and Surgical operations rendered use
-. The in.stimable blessing Of sight Is made
psrpstual by the use Of the new
Iate1t Improved Ivory Eye Cups
Many Of our most eminent physicians Occulsss
ssadcats and disines. have had their sight Perms-
nentiy restored for life and cured Of the following
.; l@p.ir.d vision; 2. Pr-.byopi.. or Far
Biarring; s Asshenopia. or Weak Eyes; I. Epi-
phora, Running or watery Eyes; 5, fore Eye
especially treated With the Eye Cups-cure gusran-
teed; s: Weakness Of the Retina. or Optic Nerve;
7. Ophthalmia, or innammation Of the eve and its
appendasrs. OF imperfect vision from the effects Of
Inflammation; 9. Photopbobia, or intolerance Of
Light; .. Ovss. worked Eyes; TO- Mydesopia-mo-
wing spscks or floating bodies before the eyes: H.
Amauroeis or Obscurity Of Vi-ioo; Il. Catrasas
Partial Blindness; the los Of sight.
Any one can use the Ivory Eye Cups without the
aid Of Doctor Medicine, 20 = to receive immedi-
ais beoe6cial result: and never sp~csaclss o.
II using nov, to lay them sside forever. We
e.asnefe eur In every c.ss where the directions
are followed. or ve will refund the money.
3.3oo Cssaiaeaaes 81 Care.
From honest formers. mechanics and merchants,
some OF then the most eminent Leading professional
cuisines men and women Of sducation AID refine
NJ IN our our equity o. nay b s.en e our once
Of the New York 1ribsss, writes: 81. Hail. Of our
city. ID . conecisntiOus and responsible man. Who 10
Incapable Of inisasiossl dsespi,on or impo.sios
Prot w. Nernck, ofLsxinGtoa. Ky, wrote April
u, 1859: Without my SPectacles pen you this
note, after using the Patent Ivory Eve Cups thir-
teen days, and this morning psrused the entire
ee1tsns OF daily ns"sPaPsr. and ell With the un-
Truly am grateful to your noble invention; may
Heaven bless and preserve you. ! have b~sn sssinx
e: :Eif'''''' 4ls; am '''''
ROPF. W. MERRIcK
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S. TO $50 =, Al e af: ::si, ::'; e.
PIE, ofsatAsf ssi, s.nS sr ed, nahs aors nensy
No. ~ - .s.,A,>I ~ -
Adasas .. ssinssa C, Psrtla.a, Aaile.
anl.v1y
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Col. r. NO. CLoUoH has established ,
Labor Exchange in Le,venworth, and in
vites all persons wanting work and tbos<
needing help TO call and register their name,
with hin. He charges one dollar for regis.
tering your name, and You are then priv.
legged TO examine his record until you hay,
gotten place. This is new and pr.c,ics
way by which the employer and empIoy,
are brought together, and the general vel
fare OF both enhanced, at a mere nominal
sum Cor the registration.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-27

Miss EDITH BLANDE, who is known by
many theatrergoers of Learenworth, receives
the following complimentary notice from the
Kansas City News:
After successful run at burlesque, there
viii be new sensation at the Peoples The
sire tonight, Mrs Edith Blande. who has
been creating quite furcre in St. Louis for
some time, will make her first appearance
IN her great speciality of the Little Rebel -
Miss Blande is a charming actress, who wins
her way with all. and We bespeak crowded
houses during her engagement here. Don't
fail to hear her.
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PRICE CFTICKE TS.
Whole Tiekeiss10, halves IS, and quarter, 81. so.
Eleven whole tickets for siO0. discount ON less
than 500 ORDERS Nothing could he more appro-
pirate for presents than tict cts this Banan-s Of
Wealth or moie likely TO proiuc- grxnd.r satisfac-
tory results The object of the Third Gift Concert
is the eDlarsement and endowment Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky. which, by the special net
authorizing the Concert for its benefit 10 be for
ever free to all citizens of every state This Concert
will be conducted ike the first and second hereto
fore give, and full particulars Of the mode Of
drawing the gifts and paying them, and every thing
necessary to 4 thorough understanding Of the
scheme. from beginning to end, are nov published
N the form OF circular, which will be furnished
free Of cost to any who apply The entire MANAGE
ment Of this undertaking has been committed by
the trustees 10 Hon. Tho. T. Eramle,te late Gov
ernor Of Kentucky, TO ~hom all communications
pertaining to the Il Fl Concert should he addressed
IT. DURRETT, President
". n. HALDEMAN, Vice Pses',
JOHN 5. CAIN, Sec Public Library, ny.
FARMERS 4 DROvEE:5' BANK, Treasurer
As THE 1INs for the Concert is close at hand
APrii sthl, parties wanting tickets should send in
their orders 'nsmedidtsiy 10 they would avoid the
rush and delay absolutely unavoidable in the lev
days preceding the Drawing. All ORDERS and ap-
pltcations for agencies circulars and inf rmation
will meet with prompt attention.
THOS. T.. BRAMLETTE, |
ianis-2ta1&w Agent Public Library, KY.
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Good for Ma0.-Innammation OF all kinds,
dip'hsrla. wounds, bruises, burns, sprains, rheu-
matism, eore throat, swelling Of the glands. in6am-
nation Of the eyes broken breast frost bites csil-
blAins piles, bee stings. and all s0res.
6OO0 fer Deast.-Ffesh wounds, gals
poll evil, sprans, bruises, cracked heels ring bone
wind gals, spavins, sweeney, founder, lameness.
sand cracks, scratches, or grease, mango, home
distemper.
This truly wonderful Iinament vas discovered
by Homer Anderson, A. NJ, late Professor Of
Chemistry and Mathematics in the C.intO a
Liberal Institute Of Oneida county, N.
Y. In experimenting for the purpose Of making
Prussic Acid, by uniting the independent gaseous
bodies Of which IL d composed. residum vas left
which, on being applied 10 bruises and isaamed
parts by the students Of the institute was found to
possess the remarkable property Of cooling down
and carrying Oh the Inflammation and soreness At
once, and restoring the parts to soundness and
health In few hours without pain or irritation.
Ii is not heating liniment hut acts by Its peculiar
specific or chemical qualities in dissolving and
scattering the soreness and Inflammation Of the in
jured part. By free application the red surface
soon becomes cool, moist and natural, and is re-
stored to natural health without suppuration des
truetiOn. As iiniment for horse flesh. for the
cure Of all the ailments named above, We challenge
the world to find its equal.
Price 3 4 80 cts, per Bottle.
RANSOM, HAAllN 4 CO.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE CFTICKETS.

To provide means .or this magnificent Concert
One 19Wsssl g~sl q hOsssamsi Itch e0s only
will be issued, large portion OF which ar. already
Sol1
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LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, 81. PAUL, MINI,
v0ov Oh n FIFTH AVENUE COR SFu
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-25
PLATFORM
OF THE
National Industrial Congress
Adopted July 10. Is12

WHEREAS, The recent alarming develop
ment and aggression Of aggregated wealth,
which, unless checked, will inevitably lead TO
the pauperization and hopeless degradation OF
the toiling masses, render it imperative, il we
desire to enjoy the blessings Of the govern
ment bequeathed us hy the founders Of the
Republic, that check should be placed npon
its power and unjust accumulation, and q
system adopted which will secure to the la
borer the fruits OF his toll, and
WHEREAS, This much desired object can
Only be accomplished by the thorough unifica.
ti"n Of labor and the united efforts of those
who obey the Divine injunction that elm the
sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread" and
WHEREAS, While we recognize in the bal.
lot-box an agency by which these wrongs can
be redressed when other means fail, vet the
great desideratum Of the hour is the Organiza-
ton, consolidation and cooperative effort OF
the producing Masses as a stepping stone ia
that education which will in future lead Ia
more advanced action. through which the ne.
cessary reforms can be obtained and
WHEREAS, While we fully recognize the
power and efficiency Of Trade and Labor
Unions, local and international, as now or.
gained, in regulating purely trade matters,
yet upon all questions appertaining to their
welfare ~ q whole the influence If these or.
CARNATIONS without closer union must prove
comparatively futile; Therefore
Resolved, That we submit to the people d
the United States theeobjects sought to be &C.
complished by the Industrial Congress:
First--To bring within the folds Of the or.
ganization every department. Of productive In.
dustry, making knowlsdgs q standpoint foI
action, and industrial, moral and social worth
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-25
Items of Interest.

The Jackson, Mich, Patriot says that in
boring an artesian well on the farm Of VIM
Barnes, of Rives, few days since, solid
oak log was struck at a distance Of LAG feet
below the surface.
THE total receipts at the late fair Of the
Michigan State Agricultural Society at
Grand Rapids, are stated at S37, 500 A;
leaving some s. 900 to SO, 900 cash in the
treasury. Last year the exhibition was at
Jackson.
Is Saginaw county, Mich, a poor man
named Ref, while boring we'll. is report
ed to have been greatly frightened by the
upward flow Of gas, the escape Of which
shook the earth, produced a noise like
thunder, and, when fred, shot up 4 fame
nifty feet high
The international Industrial Exhibition
at Buffalo is great success The grounds
cover l2j. 900 square feet. The show Of
articles is immense. far ahead If any ever
made IN this State
Ina Stockton Grange has adopted a
memorial to Congress against any subsidy
70 the san Joaquin q Kings River lrrigat-
lng Canal Company. The Farmers Con
-
TIE Chester Repeater learns that Phillip
A. Elchrlberger. formerly county treasurer
81 Edgeheld county. ; c.. whose death
and burial was published some time ago. is
not IN fact dead. bat has fed 10 a healthier
climate to escape the consequences of Ger
tain mafeasances IN office. for which he
had been arrested by the State Treasurer.
A WASHINGTON special reports that
Gen. Babcock will shortly attempt re-
ply 10 the charge of false measurement of
the work done 10y the city ring near the
Ninder building. That the matter will be
investigated by Congress is almost certain.
and it is stated that still worse frauds by
Babcuck will soon be brought to light. and
proved by the documents showing, in refer
ence to his pretended measurements. that
he has been allowed twice Cor the same
work.
The Columbus, GA S,ea saws We
saw yesterday in the office of Major J J.
Bradford, clerk of the Superior Court. a
handsome sword which has quite an inter.
estlng history. Col. c. W Hodges. then
Lieutenant III the Columbia Guards. wore
1T diving the Mexicrn war After the late
unpleasantness between the States com
menced, he gave the weapon to Mai Brad
ford, Just after the latter had raised a
company, and by him was carried through
the campaigns Of the army Of Tennessee.
While absent on furlough Major V. left
the sword in charge Of Major John Schnell,
now assistant Superior Court clerk, then of
the command. He loane it to Gen Rains.
OF Nashville, Tenn. gallant officer, who
while leading his truuus and hranliuh;no,
the same sword, wa killed at the first bat
tie Of Mu!freesboro' Could this weapon
speak it could tell many pleasant story Of
the bivouac, and 9arrate many scene Of
carnage and heroic valor.