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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-13

The C.ri4tian Union contains an editorial
on the Battle of Money" in which occurs
the following paragraphs:
The great battle of the day il to be the
hattie Of money, The combinations of cap
iraiisis, the consultations Of railroads, the
enormous concentrations Of money in COM
paratiyely few hands, is raising up Pluto.
cracy which threatens TO overmatch legisla
lures, courts, and all private interests that
may stand in the way of gigantic corpora
tons. If the very ablsst men in Congress
are 80 easily beguilcd and perverted by this
iir-, onset, what will the future be, when
millions of dollars can be brought to bear
Upon Congress. 10 secure millionaires legisla-
lion as against the interests of the common
people?
l. the Congress Of the United States TO be
come an exchange on which money princes
shall meet and exchange commodi;ie-2
The remedy is two-foid. There must he
formed home sentiment of honesty which
shall make il impossible for any man 10 en-
joy such gains as lie shall get by sacrifice
of honor. truth and public trust. A long
"a men, by scores and hundreds, can go the
lepislsiurss poor and in five wears return
rich, maintain their popularity and enjoy
their ili-gotten POSSESSIONS, of what Use will
il lie once in ten wears 10 sacrifice luck less
criminal smiis universal execra'ions? The
honesty nu-t dwell among the common peO-
pie. There mus; he honesty at the source Of
power II people ar. dehauched their rep
rps.nla ives will not he virtuous. The moral
eiucaiipn OF 'he whole community must,
after al he The grand remedy.
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CRIME.
FALLS CITY BANK ROBBERY.

LOUISVILLE, March 11.-Among other
special deposits in the Falls City Tobacco
bank, which was robbed Sunday night,
found to be missing to day are bonds Of the
Louisville ard Lexington Short Line R,il-
road, numbers 1873 to 202 inclusive of SlO,-
900 each; also numbers 135 to 40 and 149
| TO $50 Jacksonville, Madison and Indian
apolis Railroad first mortgage bonds Of $40, :
900 each; a'so ], 527 to l ,533 Jefiersnnvil!e,
NJ. 4 /. X. X. second mortgage bonds Of
81 coo; also JefersOnville S. L. K r. bonds
| and New Albany City bonds missing,
amounting probably to over 100000 II
seems the burglars selected all the securities
easily disposed of in the East, leaving the
State securities scattered ell over the floor.
The vault work was evidently done by pro-
'es-ional burglars, mos, skillful and scientific
in The business. A further examination Of
the safe to-day discloses the fact that pre-
vious effort had been made to burglarize the
bank. An iron wedge Was driven in
the corner Of the inner casing. Also a small
hole was cut through the top. The wedge
was rusty and the hole was filled up with
putty. 1t is supposed the attempt was made
some months since and relipquished fer lack
of tools, but some OF the parties returned
we'll prepared and accomplished the work.
THE CAR HOOK MURDERER.
1t j, now publicly charged that Mrs. Put
nam received $500 in consideration of
her appeal to Gov. Dix to have Foster, the
Car Hook murderer's sentence commuted to
lesser punishment. A number Of gentle.
men, coeniz,nt Of the facts, have pe'itioned
Governor to decid, the case oaIy on it's
merits.
THE BROOKLYN WIPE PoIsONER.
New YORK, March 11.-Van Sickle, the
Brooklyn wife poisoner, has been refused
writ Of habeas corpus, and the trial set for
April.
POSTPONE MENr ASKED.
In Oser and Terminer today, when the
Di-tric, Attorney moved for the trial Of
Bailey Tor the murder Of hi. niece, Maud
Morrill,, the co in-el asked for a postpone
menr. saying that the accused insisted thai
he was sane, while the counsel considered
him insane A me.,ical commission will
probably consider. Bi;iey sanity.
NOT INSANE.
The counsel Tor Nixon said insanity would
not I've raised j. that case.
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A correspondents 81 re .Sc.entifc Americas
lives he iuiiunIBg novel DaaLer Tor Iueas
uring nef,'- CHARGERS:
ia. Ing sIe i4~, ten yea,s. In the winter
&C, UFdIng our record, we have noticed III,
mann. IN which one Thousand yer-In- W.T.,
c,Ii'd ar ~nfE. have Opened, shut, or TO
-'.G. o;Ir S-..r- door. ihI-. vou NAV say, j,
I,lI:!e sni n,ei->- undertaking, bu' We in
terrain verv iIf-ieui opinion. What ar.
tie 'ac,- and s:e,;iic cons?
On Z" LOCO ,.sr-oa- recorded, 335 o ened
III dor a:.d slut il carefully when they
cam in. aid when they went out.
=. Two .undr--i and iw-n,y-six opened il
iii a bury, pni N ,d- an attempt TO shut il,
BIZ: ,iii not. snd merely pulled il to whe1
they went out.
8. Three hundred and three did not al
tempt TO -hut i, at all, either on coming 10
or DING out.
in, tnt, wien reminded Of the fact, made
ap2!= apology, and shut it when they went
cut.
>. Ore hundred and two opened it in a
great hurry, and then SKINNED ii 10 vio-
leIliv. bu; left il open when they went out.
q Twenty came IN with "How do you
dog "r, Good evening. sir, and these
went Though tie operation Of wipinl their
feet Oh the mai, but did not shut the door
when they went out
REMARKS We have employed men out
OF all the above classes, and dur ng that time
have had an opportunity of Judging of their
merits. &c.
The hrs, class Of 335 were those who knew
:teir trade, and commenced and finished
their trade in me,hodic Il manner, were
quie:, mad little to say during work hou.s,
aud were Well approved nv those for whom
they did their WORK. They were punctual
to time, and left nothing undone which they
were ordered to do. They did not complain
at triiles, and in all respects they were relia-
bic men, and were kind and obliging in their
general Conduct.
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ROUGH ON THE BOYS

The Natioa declares that the delegation
of Kansas witnesses at the Pomeroy investi-
cation in Washington 'were not a comely
ard prepossessing rot OF gentlemen" hut on
the contrary physically and morally loath-
come ia marked degree" One of these
crea,ures," the Nation quotes as raying that
in case OF senatorial vacancy, she, the al
torney. Or the man Simpson, would be call
ed to fill it; and ''ihe sigh, of this Simp.on
walking about under the ewes of Senators has
done some hing to reconcile Senators 10 the
continued presence Of CALDWELL.
This is rather rough on the Toys vino
went TO the Great Fathers city. Ii is par
ticularly severe on ben Simpson, the counsel
for The S ate of Kansas, who did all his
work for pure love OF purity. That the M
tion shollI make the ungenerous remark is
out of place indeed, icr these rough West
erners saved The Nation while the dandies of
the +, '"rac were trembling behind the en-
trerchmenIs at Washington.
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Sensible BstngS.

The New York Observer, heing a religious
paper. may he appropriately heard on the
an.-ii on treated heiow. l. saws:
Tire ime has gone by Tor dull rreschers.
The &C ivrnsss of the age, the diffusion OF
knowledge, hy schools, books. periodicals,
tie srirn If i'I':iry, the spread at iUtideli'y,
the pr-valsn OF donh', the sub'iliy o.
f,l-e sci-Scr, d.uand live, strong, earhes',
G.. able men to prsac1 TIE go-pei. II wi.
not .rsgysT 10 educate iul'n.-s or neG'ucri'y
Il was forbidden shat Il Of Aaron shorid
he y,ri.S. il D." lad auv blarn'sh. Even =
Fl u no.. ex"i;id.,i hi.D. And the az. wants
no half hIk.# ministers tie West wili not
h.sr iaan Ere Et-' cannot hear .hen.
The h-a'ien know ton nue. to TAX. th-m.
ThoT are r.o' w4r'c-' ga this earth To re
nIn,ev To e,ilc So dIl! hoy- BIC tu-e they are
p;nu j. r,,i.i, ns God and a fraud unon he
Cnurrh / IL IA craze or oiunder, and
-.u.'ine- both
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brutal s.snuis s;y 81 Constable.

We are informed that a county official
named John Shott, visited the Revere Hotel
Monday, for the purpose of collecting The
amount of judgement Tor = small account.
The proprietor tod him he ia Mt have the
money Just then, and politely begged "a he
INDUCED for an hour or I~n. Shot rudely
replied that he would immed iately levy upon
some furniture. and upon cai.g remonSira
ted with in terms of ,Ienunc iati,n l,v The Tor
mer, seized chair witt, whs,' he tei!e'! he
proprietor to the ground and inch brai bim
cruelty. The lanilady Eesriu. he nuise
now made her appearance ca '"e fcet's, and
begged him to desist. b.; hi, Vaiisnl WIZ
dictator Of the law, this model 'erImel ~
manhood, replied to her renonS; -ance5 Ivy
telling her ais to The ground with The chair.
At this stage Of the proceedings little
daughter of the proprietor seeing her father
and mother lying insensible on The floor,
FASTENED to the house OF her grandmother,
uu Shawnee street. who returned with her
and found the valiant constable IN the act o!
removing the furniture. Sac Immediately
paid the bill. and the doughty Shot departed.
The conduc, OF this arrogant official
throurhou. the transaction ia something
that should rot be forgotten By The COM
munity on the eve of an election. BY all
means let the injured parties have him ar
rsigned before the proper tribunal, where 1t
is to be hoped he will have the extreme pen
alty of the law melted ont to him.
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For the ediication Of dancing people
hereabouts, we publish the order of dances al
the Inauguration ball. The following i,
the order: ], MACH; .. lanciers,
'.Tete-a-Tete," Weingarten; 3, promenade
6. quadrillee. "Nis-a-Vis," e. Faust; Z,
promenade; s, gallon, "Wiih the Wind, -
Zikoff; ., promenade; 10, Ianoi rs, The
Fifth Avenue" Weinyarien; IL, prone
made; Il, wsi'z, 'One rhou-and ard One
nights" Srsm-s; -, promenade; ii quad
rifle, IA Belle Helene" Oi-nhach; 10,
promensde; IL s"hpt'i-ciE, The Fir-t
Kiss" B-rnst-'r; IL. pr ,m"nad'; Is, ian
ciers ''OIr President" We'rgsrsn; 10,
promenade; 20 wa Z. Greetings . LIZ
zig" PtrIoD; q, u-nrn.' d; % q1'd
rifle, "P essure -. ; ui-i-r,' SrH.f; p
promenade; "a uplsa rl"~E. d.
Scho-ne Na.i-ru' Z krH; -. prom, nod ;
PC Isncier=. l., g r'.,'- Da~"s DID,
bach; - r-asn. ~: . VIZ B al Il
Rhine," K~!a Be; - PROM '.i-; 30,
1u.drile. "Rpqre rsraa- 81 l''.f''-
nade; 70 ,airr "a ar,u." 'r't - /;
80. ,,roman,r "a se.z Bn- a. 81 ~
Str.,-~: 81. .r,n nr' 50 ci'r-. N a"
hausn'' r..r : ','.'r' 80
n..it, ~A.rb Sr -. 9 30.
40 V, s-'. - Z i.' Il
prou-uad.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. J. 3. ROSES
q don Pill - e..
TIE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

since the death of Prof. Devices. of the Univsr-
sity of Pennsylvania. the diseases OF females a
special branch OF medicine, hiss received bgt little
attention. and IL less Understood thsn
any other branch OF the profession. AFTER thirty
years OF extensive practice and close study, Dr. J.
). b '-E presents 20 the public ire RESULT these
truly excellent Pills. They have recuiiar affinity
fo- the iebilitateSi muscles OF The u.-iss, sad
No CASE HAVE THkY fsILkD in ~-1i7..iy 'iring
those distressing comp sintS fem 81 often
subject To. They brace tDo wnsls . stem, giving
strength and vvaeity 20 the frame - iAIS- by in
ereasing the eoloring matter Of rs Hood causing
the capillary system to become mo- '',Ily injected,
the Ii ps To assume a reider color, the
newed brightness They pTe-s neatly f1nlc,
sni peculiarly RttCd to improve t. ia t-y Of the
blood, when impoverished by aUy cause, hence.
they usefI, diseases gIB-acte .Eai by tebiii
ty, especially when the soucuSe OF any iioril-
nate Discharge. For thosf iePrts.. gyaphe ccu1-
p!eIiOn, langu0r, restles'r ralprtation, eniee-
bl.i circulation, and h. taa-i, they are
sovereign remedy Thousands 81 ladies' who hoi
long been urtcf the car. hose praetieing t,.r ga
system Of uies:iciu, have -~uucUaced them s. -
riar to the sh'.- fr and their various
compounds.
SON !, L. ..hUGGISTS.
Sent he msil t. Sc receipt Of 20 cents.
No. 81 North ps4.a,Apni.. y M.
ma ri3~.,i'
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bargains fssr 30 Day ..

In order to make room for our spring
goods We have determined to close onr pres
ent stock. Todo 90 We will from this date for
thirty days sell a. actual cost, and when We
-av at cost We mean it. and an apprecistive
public will find it only necessary to call ard
look at our prices, which will convince thu m
ut the tru'hfnlness of our statements. This
ia good opportunity. ard the best the pub
lie have vet had for these who are in ones,
of bargains. They will certainly find 'herl
in the New York Dry Goods Sore. Only
one price, no deviation.
JAMES MCGEE 4 Co.
mar5.eoitf 323 Delaware street.
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Economy is tii- Kitchen.

Prudent hogsekeepers are ever on the
aier; TO practice economy in The culinary de
partment. In no way can this he done more
efec,ualiy than in the Use Of a baking pow
der which combines purify, strength ard re-
liability. DOoley's Yeast Powder has at
tanned the deserved reputation of being
economical, convenient and Wholesome, be-
sides which it will produce from 4 barrel Of
flour twenty-five to forty pounds more bread,
rolls, &c. than by the Old process OF rai-ing
dough with bakers or hop yeas. Here
alone is great saving, and authorizes the
guarantee tina; it will give entire satisfaction
e,,l.Ny
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Pow O" Go. Hinr,,,nn.

Iron frames aid strong rervaas systems
are no; the To- .; all IN, The feeble need
no d.par. y. aiop Ing the right mean,
hey NAV er,i :, as good heiitl, a. their more
ra'rist reiG'.bn-+. Physical invi.ora'i"n, Is.
however, necessary To THIS end; and while
tie -pIrInou- tpuiC- auj rsryiu.- eventually
d ure-s h1rh ',piv mi mind. DR.. Wliksr'a
Ci'i orniI N'uezar B,trrr- i,v riahlv sup
Pv NV v'g"r IN me r re. Tliis thrv rrgr-
Tie every j lfdeTri function GIv
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The reasons why Dr.. Prices Special Fla
voring OF Cinnamon, Lemon, Vanilla, &c :,
Ia superior TO ali Others, is because they are
prepared from the choicest selected fruits and
aroma,ics, without coloring or poisonous
oils, that al, the ti,voring principles are re-
tanned unchanged by chemical action, highly
concentrated. requiring less to flavor, tina,
there Is no deception in bottles, az they hold
One-haif more than those sold for the same
size. That they are in every particular like
his celebrated Cream Baking Powder, inst
a. Represented. eoJ6s
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We have a word to say in favor OF Tie
Missouri Pacific RiiLoai 1t WIS the
pioneer line Westward and is the ''old
reliable" route to St. Louis. With the i'm
provements which have been made during
The past year, We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track and the
finest and safest equipment OF any line west
OF the Mississippi. II Is the only line which
runs three daily expires, trains of fine
Coaches and Pullman Sleepers, equipped
with the Miller platform and the patent air
brake, from leading points in the West,
through Kansas City, Sedalia and Jefferson
Civ to ST. Louis without change, connecting
at ST. Louis with eleven difIeren, 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 applica-
ton TO q. II. Bsxter. Western Passenger
Agent. Kansas City, Mo-, or Z. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Nc.
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Or. IsnDs"'u'ss Hive sy-uo and ToIn.
or x1aaey syruT

l. not quack medicine. It j. prepared by
a resTidr physician OF over twenty years
practice WHO used it many years with great
success in his large practice for the cure of
Group, Coughs and Colds, among The child
ren, and nearly ali Of bis families kept the
medicine in the Rouse 70 be ready or u sud
den attack.
See advertisement in another column.
o IL - cents. e1iSw
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Or recent trip through the interior Of
the Western States We were SURPRISED to find
the great demand there is for Parker's Com
pound FlIii Extract bUchu. At places re-
mote from the railroad or river it Is found to
meet with a ready sale. The Amount OF
kidney diseases in a farming community Is
great, and the farmers have found that no
medicine is 50 suited To their variou, wants,
or give such prompt relief "a this valuable
extract. Sid by all druggists, everywhere.
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" s1tpr s..s.tis

Sr;-T NAN X kEES.E, Merchant Tailor,
lsse D.'Ged, Al their ne7g establishment, No.
~, Delaware street, between Fourth anu
sIiih. laa 5esg aa-ofimeat Of winter
'ioo,!g ever offered to the Leagen-
scr.', pnuilc. y you want nice, neat lit
,irg sl,t Of cio.hcs Of the latest and best cut.
This ~ the pi1"e to se, it. Their charles are
reasonable and work warranted Shirts
made 20 order. no-22It
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reace, kan-as, keokuk, Burlington. Is ooui-
ington. aud Dubuque, and cioset nv ray Ing.
"When nv work done in Dies Moines,
am going TO Denver, sf'er stopping lay or
Two at Cedar R.pid-, and perhaps Council
Bluffs. At which place they cay there is a
man Who has been prayed for for forty years
without effect"
Your correspondent then gathered up his
notes and departed. missing. while the sob-
of peniience and shonrs of conviction and
songs of rejoicing died away On the ear. upon
the strange phases "f human nature devoived
under 'ha' mos powerful of all stimuian;s,
religion. eH'hu-ia-m, and vainly asking him
sel., Gu: 6oYso Don ORLAND.
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Henderson's Buchu, the grea, diuretic, an
unfailing remedy for all diseases Of the kid
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
digestion, haiulency, or wind in the stomach.
The most distressing cases Of female weak
ness and uterine complaints are permanently
cured by HENDEEsOS's BUCHU. 1t il I'M
egIaied by any known remedy for the cure
of drop-v, gravel. and all equity or rheu-
matte affections. IL il a specific remedy for
expelling all Pm ard Tape worms. 1t ia
prescribed by eminent physicians in chronic
affections of the liver. For sale by all drug
yis's Sec advertisement in fhis i-.ne. tiSw
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.Ds Al. S. ~.
l.IniEseuf for Horses.

Are always irritating and beating, operat.
iHg upon the principle of counter irritation.
Prot. AndeEson'- D. ;msdor on the contrary,
is =: once cooling and soothing. IL seems 10
act chemically uy dissnlvins. "a I. we're, tire
irfaniaflon and soreness, and disr-rsing all
diseased action in short tiaie. restoring the
par, to sonniness AMI health. See advertise
Lseni il another cAcmn. eoi,Sy
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
.ew York MONEY Market.

MoSEv-Continue- close, and ranged from 1-l6
to i-6i per cent. with exceptions ut per cent,
closing a. 7al-22 per cent. The announcement
made late in the afternoon that Secretary
Boutwell, has commenced drawing on his
St4 00G COO reserve, and the udic atoms are that
th- gold sales will not he increas i, aud that the
purchases Of bonds will be suspended for the
present.
STERLISG-Opened higher at .11sdSc.
GoLD-Quiet and steady at Ii5aIl5l4, closing at
1855.
IoANs-At 6 per cent. to 3-6s for carrying.
CcEARiNGs-sl29,0 01, 600.
TREASURY INSTRUMENTATION 600.
GovERNMsNTS-Dull but strong.
STAT BONDs-Dull.
RAILROAD BoNDs-in good demand.
STOcKs-ouiet with no features OF Importance
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ST. LOUIS. March II.
HEMP--Dull and unchanged.
FLors-pull and weak, though choice and fancy
are held firm
wHEar-bull and irregular; No spring regu.
lar, 81 %: soft, 81 IS; No red fall, g. .s9l 80
No >, 81 80.
CoRN-Firm; 20 2 mixed, 33d3sLc.
OATs-Dull and easier: No mixed, 21aeit.c.
BsRLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
RYE-Quiet; No ?, &c.
PoRK-Firm and higher at sl5 ..
| Dry SALT MssTs-Unchan- ed: sales OF cleal
sides, seller April, ST Joseph, at re
BsoON-Firm: shoulders, sc; clear 'ih, SIC
clear sides, SIC; shoulders, seller April. &C
hams, I3nI4c.
LAkD-Qu ct and nominsly firm.
EiaHwIS s>-Unchunged n ssc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RE-APPOINTED.

RE-APPoINTED.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Presijen,
to-day re appointed the present Government
Directors Of the Union Pacii: Railroad
Company for one yesr from to-day. They
are Hiram Pierce, James T. Wilson and J.
C. Harrison, of Indiana, ]. H Willard, Of
Nebraska, and d. S. Ruddack, Of Con-
nec,icut.
SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
The Republican Senatorial caucus this al
ternoon aereed to add two more members to
each Of the committees On Appropriations,
Public L,nds, Post Offices, Privileges and
Elections. Each OF these commit ees will
have two opposition member-, ~ will also
each o. the committees on Judicial, Navy
and Military Affairs. Several of the com
mittees may have three opposition members
The COMMITTEE on Fore On Relations will
have only one opposition member. The
Republicans will leave to thu opposition liz.
filling OF the reserved vacancies.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
CONCORD, March 1.-The annual cleo.
ton Tor & nyernor, Railroad Commissioners,
three members of Congress. S;a Council
lor- and member. Of the Legislature took
place to-day The canvass has been unu-u-
ally quiet in many localities. II vas diff
cult TO reach the voting places in conse-
quence of the bad weather and deep snow
Gov Straw received the support Of the Re
publicans for re election, and Ex-Governor
Jas. A. Weston, the support of the Demo-
crais; S K. Mason and John Blsckmer,
were the nominees of the Liberals and pro-
hibilionaIy liquor Law men, respectively for
Governor; the present Congressional delesa-
ton, Hubbard, Bell and PArke- are Demo
Gratis and candidates for reelection. The
Republican candidates are W. B. Small, A.
F. Pike and 6. G. Griffin. Eiehty-one
towns give Straw. Republican, Il, $50; Wes-
ton, Democrat, 2,662; Blackmer, temper
ance, 40l; Macon, Liberal, 267. Indica-
lions at the present time are that there 10 no
election for governor bv the people.
CONCORD, n. H., March 1.-two towns
give Straw 1865, Weston Il, 599, scatter
ing, $50; Straw's majority 167. The same
towns last year gave l,56s msjority for
Straw.
One hundred and sixteen towns give Straw
q, 623, Weston l9,l6l, Blackmef 200, Ma
son 1886. Net los for Straw from last year
$40. The Republicans think il probable
that Democratic Congresmen have been
elected from three districts, and that there
i no election Of Governor By the people.
They claim the Senate and Hocse BY amalI
majority.
DExNIsoN AND q. LOUIS
81. LOUIS, March 1l.-Mayor Brown to-
day received The following dispatch.
"DKzDoH, texas. March II, 1873.
Dsaispa 70 sisesr eiti0 from IL Atlantie
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T WILL sell, on my farm near Stranger station,
Il on Thursiav, March 2s, 1873, all my stock and
farming iup,ements, consisting Of one sran Of
work mares, one Messenger brood mara, one bAy
flly, Aynhire ball General Forsyth. - tso wear
old herd buck, corn planter, grain drill, Climax
mower, corn shelter, Little Giant mill, saky rake,
plovs, harrovs, wagon and harnesses. Sale posi-
i've. Terms cash OF approved notes.
WILLIAM HAYDEN.