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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-13
islaerif's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. ls
In the District Court Of the Frat Judicial District
Of the stat of kan-,s siit .ns n and for L-aven.
worth County in said State.
The Metrcp, itan Building and Loan
Association. . TO- p0Tst.on daily or
esuiz~d under the Jaws oil tho slate
of K.n-a., tlaintf, ;xa s.1s
d. relo, Crmsttcs, Harriet Conn.,
s:ock. his vile, and harriet Riom-
mel, lie erdan,s.
nuBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that under
In me dires el md desiseIed, Issued out Of
the Di.tr.et Curt OIL the Fisk judicial District Of
re > ATE OF Esnsas sitting In and Ieaven sorth
(ouoty In said STATE sEd Of the judgment renisr-
81 in Ioe above sniitied nc lou vilI on Thursday,
the ? th day Of February. 4 D. 1873, a o. clock
CITY Of leaven v.rh. In the County and State
N nsaid, Offer at public Gale aid ,ei to the high
q, fos IN IN in has cd the 70 loving deseF1b-
Ell real riopsrty. situate, iyicg and being In the
Covptv u . eavenworth and rtafe Of kaosas,
nsnely: A part Of the southeast quarter Of the
epulhs at quarter Of section thirty hve Isl In
tovrskip eth TO- Of range twenty two ~, eom-
SsncinS n The south sest OF land dseeed 10
q. 8, sodvard, In James Dsvis' addi'ioo 70 he
ritv of IeavenscYth, thence south sixty (eo) feet
thenco eastene hundn d and forty uA0) FEET, thence
ro,th sixty l60 feef, hi eft one hundred and
fort, (i10j i<es to the ps.cs Of besinnine. laid
pcoJessy il 70 b nd - oy aid special
THCN as LEOSAkD. sheliG.
~ 4 Z PALxEa, Under SHERIFF
/. hsxif . Olce, Lsaveavor ity,
Jannary 18th, A d 1878.
rnnAx. sIIiIrxes FGsLos: AttS.nsys Ss
Pisin,iG ianls-11t&w2s
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Pub!ifSti0n Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l..
CouNIY OF LxAvKNwoxrn s.
In III District Court in and for tho csuaty and
state aforesaid.
Alexander A. B;siabstham, Plaintih,
Giuseppe Stefan, Mich ,el Draskowitch
James L. Nichols, Nathaniel Morton,
Lucien scotf, CAtha lie SaxOr, Mart
man Saxor, her husband, end Charles
f. ksbsAmen and Fir derck W. Reb-
samen, minor children and heirs OF
Charles kebsamen, deceased, DEFEND
ants.
NOU, the above-namsd Giuseppe Steffln,
Il Michael p,sskowitch, James L. Iichols, Ma
thanisl Morton, Luc'en Scott, Ca'harine Saxor,
Hari man nor, h,r husband, and Charles F. Rst,-
samen AID Frederick W.. Eebsamsn, minor chill
dren, aud heirs OF Charles lie! saEen, deceased,
aud eaca of YOU are hereby notified, that you ha
been sued by Alexander A. Iisinbotham. the plain
tiH named above, in the Court above named, and
that y.u must an>wer the petition OF the said
pla mill. fled in raid Court, on or before
the 1Oth day Of Mdreh, A. d, 1873,
or sad petition will te taken As true, and judy
ment rendered sg sinst you nd each of you, that
terest in the lots If land t. wit: LOIS ia and
eight Isl, In block seventy-lwO t72l according "a
the original plat If the city OF e.venworth. de-
tprmned by slid co ,rt, and declared null and
void and tEat the title Of the plaintiff herein in snd
TO the lots AZORES i'd be queted. aud the cloud cast
upon the same by the claim Of you, the defendants
above named and the claim of 'aeh Of yea be re-
novel, and for such other and further relief may
be proper and necessary in the c,ss.
SAMUEL SINGLETON,
Attornss for Plaintiff.
IAN 2y w3W,
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BURIED ALIVE.

wallis Of the fasGtson Hoase Give
Way-Three Victims 81 the In,
G0rsaoase Affair:
We learn from Fred Harvey and Geo. w
Nelles, Who we're attending the funeral Of F.
n. Smith, the particulars Of . distressing
accident which occurred at Kansas City lasl
Sunday afternoon. 1t will be remembered
the old Furgeson House, ON the corner Of
Twelfth and Grand Avenue, vas destroyed
BY ere about two months ago. For some
reason, or more properly on the account OF
carelesenes Of the city officials, the brick
walls were allowed 10 stand with very little
support, and thus endanser the lives Of the
citizens, Who were compelled to pass that
way. Sunday afternoon strong wind was
blowing, and the strain being too much, the
old walls gave way and fell vih . trrmen-
duous crash on small frame house adjoir-
ing the old hotel. The little house was
completely crushed in, not timber remain
ing in iis.plsce. At the time Of the f.ll
there Ne in the house . married woman and
her small child and . young lady viitor
from The town of Harlan, On The opposite
side Of the river. They we're of cour.e
buried il the ruins. and are sappoeed to
have bsen iastanily killed. = life vas extinct
when the bodies we're found.
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An iilus,rious female character, who lives
on South Fifth street, played it nicely on
the Platte citizens last week, in such way
tina, We will be. our last dollar it could not
be excelled. She had been grievoualy
wronged. Some one had worked On her
affection. 80 effec:uallv that ehe had given
her promise 10 marry him, but without
giving her an opportunity to make good her
word he had slipped of to Platte City and
PLAYED quite. When she learned where he
had gone she started in pursuit, resolved
Tat abe would be vindica,ed by the majesty
of the Law. Arriving at Platte City che
Immediately proceeded to the leading lawyer,
and one Of the wealthiest men in the city,
and told her story and mission. Afier
sgreeing to advocate her cause, moved to
pity BY the story of her long sufaerin2. the
lawyer asked her to make his residence
her home while she remained m the city
Daughters and friends were introduced 10
her and mingled in her society. each willing
to administer to her wants, in the bond Of
sympathy. Some news came Of the charac-
ter she bore At home, and then you may bet
there was var. The lawyer had NO peace
at home until he had given up the cause Of
his client, ordered her away, and appeased
the anger Of his pride-vounded dauehter
with costly presents. Nothing will disturb
the qlieiudc of that family 90 efec,uslly q
TO AJAX liz members how divorce Law suits
progress.
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Gratitude.

There are two or three newspapers in
Kansas that have lived and grown fat upon
the bounty of Senator Pomeroy. They have
enjoyed the patronage OF pos.oiiices and other
lucrative positions from his hands, and ex-
tolIed him TO the skies when their bread and
butter came through his hands. But nov
that the lion is dead, either through a crime
on his Fart or a base conspiracy against him.
which is yet 10 be proven, these jackals and
hyenas are smong the first TO turn and rend
his carcass. The Paoia SPIRIT is the only pa
per in Kansas among the numerous nuni-
Ter holding po.ot!ices, tina, has IN the l,asr
denounced the bribe-:aker York. The action
OF the Atchison PdtI'iot, Democratic paper,
and which opposed Ponerov all these wears
from rarty principles, has been kingiy
and noble since his downfall, in comrar-
ison with the cowardiy, grOveiin4 stand
the Champion has taken. The Ne'r9
never has erjryed i cent of Government
patronage, ard had 30 promise or eSpec:a-
tiou Of any in tie future, end Pomeroy never
sxter dei ii \ favor, and 1t had no assurahces
that he ever would had ne been re eleeied,
and Ingalls, suits this portion of the State
probably better than Pomeroy; but there Is
such a thing among some men called q soul,
and when it ia bigger than grain OF must ard
seed, ard when j; is not shriveied and died
up BY selfishness and policy, mislortunes
and downfall of friends only Causes it TO bear
generous frni. in the shape of noble endeav-
ors 10 assiS. in Lifting NJ and sy~,Psti'zirr
with them, until they are proven guilty al
least. We wouldn't give fifty cents for tie
friendship of a million such men az those
who have lived upon Pomerov's bounty the
past Twelve years. and now, before he is
tried. are among the first 10 pronounce him
guilty. idTshGU County Ncus.
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Inacnselx Odeasfxe.

The newspapers of Kansss, without regard
10 past connections, are expressing sttisisc-
ton with the fac; that the corruption, which
has been go much talked about for years, re-
ceived such thorough and complete expose
in the recent Senatorial fight. Some, how
ever, go out of their way, We think, to throw
doubt upon The motives OF, and otherxiSe
treat uDgraieiully, the man who was heroic
enough to take the responsibility OF such an
act. Bu. that has no connection with the
subiec: in hard. We imagine we know one
instance wherein the pres of the State can
assume a higher plane, snd give proof OF the
fact that the border is away beyond us. 1t is
time we had this evidence of difference
between Kansas to-day and Kansss Of
the past. We allude to the repetition
BY respectable newspapers Of the smart
sayings of c. Il. Jennison. The beas,
should be allowed to find his level. In JUS
tice to all tina, is respectable his name should
not appear in print unless in connection with
the police report. Black legs and bsway
house pimps are rot entitled TO the Courtesy
of newspaper mention. Complimentary no-
tics of visitors and strangers have been so
lavishly bestowed BY the pres of Kansas,
regardless Of class or condition, that they
have become OF doubtful meaning. The no.
tees which appeared in numl,er of papers
during the winter. OF the failure of the
''pious dodge" of Jennison in last falls
campaign, were intensely offensive. News
papers should let him come and 70 without
repeating his 'three-card monte" ''bee-
man" and "iaro" jokes. They do not enter
tain, but only disgust thoae worth attempting
to please. The specimen character We speak
Of ought to have been IN oblivion long ago.
Junction CSty Caioa.
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TWO MEN STABBED.
Tragical ED of . Bawdy Horse
Dance.

Tfag1c3l LEG OF . BaWuT HORSE
Dance.
Last night Mary L. Martin and her sister,
who are the Proprietors Of disrePutable
house on the corner of Fourth and Chocx-
taw street, threw open their doors 10 pro-
miscuous crowd Of roughs. Par. 6rst Of the
evenings programme consisted in = two
hours' dance and several gallons Of whisky.
Thi. was through with, and part Of tie
crowd had left for home at a. early m hour
as ten, in order that the remainder Of tie
night be spent in the second part Of the pro-
gramme. Five men, Henry Huntsmap,
George w. Arnold, c. F. White, George
Leeper and John Roth, remained in the
house and engaged in q Wild controversy
over mere nothing. Words grew strong,
but they were weak for the fiery frames Of
these intoxicated bru,es. Knives we're
brought into requ;siiion to give force to their
arguments, and soon John Roth lay bleed
ing at the feet Of the others. He had re-
ceived three s,abs in the pit Of the stomach,
extremely painful and in all probability
fatal. Word soon got to officer Malone,
who made double-quick time to the scene Of
conflict, and found the four men standing
around the wounded msn. They we're arrested
and the wounded man conveyed TO the police
quarters, where an examination and dress Of
his wounds was made by Drs. Houston and
Weaver. The arrested individuals were
searched and questioned, each denying the
crime. Huntsman declared that Adold did
the deed, while Arnold claimed that Hunts
man is the guilty man. The wounded man
was very weak and could only speak in a
whisper, but he pointed out Hunt.man a.
the man who struck the blows. Each of
them had knife a!,ou, his person, but no
blood or anyevidsnce could he found point
ing to the criminal. Tasre il no doubt Of it
but that Huntsman il the man, as elaine d
BY Arnold and condemned by Roth. Ro,h's
wounds are deep, the knife having penetrat-
ed the entrails, and with all the aid the doc
tors could render, it is thought he is beyond
recovery. Officer Malone says there was an
other man cut, by the name Of Padcn. who
got away and UP to one O'Clock had not been
found, although the officers we're On the
search. Wien found We no douh, shall
have more !igh, thrown On this tragical 81
fair. All the inmates Of the house and all
who had been there during the evening were
arrested and confined in the Jail over night
An examination into the whole affair will
take place this morning.
Officer Malone deserves especial praise for
the timely arrest of these desperate char
acters and the capital way in which he han
died them.
A reporter Of The TINES visited tie
house At which the tragedy occurred, and
found blood in the front room and some on
the front door step, but no other tracer until
At the corner of Fifth and Chockiaw, where
the wounded man was found. The house was
in good order. A pane of glass vas broken
from the inside, which showed there must
have been scufile within the house. Moth.
ing else presented iteelf to the eye worthy of
notice.
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In the District un Of the Fist Jui.i.l district
Il the Stale Of Kansas. sitting in and foE Leava-
worth Cocnsy n aid State.
CRY AsO cousf ~ OF IS4SKswoxr. s'
EOhs', johnson. PiAis'id
Thomas J. Hs.ton, Sev,na II s;oi. !
John W. Jo. nson. G:orNe " john No. 4, 90
0n, William 1. John On. Al1nfo l.
johnson. EiixAhesh A. fioat0n aud
B. b None. Defendants.
DUBL'C NOTICE is hereby given {: q: under
i and BY virtue Of n spec al execu,i " to ne
directed and delivered issued out Of the DissTiee
Court Of the Eis; Judicial D trct u the State q
Kan q, string in and for Leavenvcr h county In
said State. and Of the judgement rendered in the
above entitled action, Will on Thursday the 3oen
day Of February. 4. D. 1873. At II o'cieek 4. u.
Of said day, the eoart house door, In the City Of
LeAvenVorth. in tbs county and STATE Aforesaid,
oaer at public sale. and sell separately, - TIE
described real property situate. ing and being IN
the county Of LeAvenwor,h and Stale Of Kansas,
namely: The Lorth half 70 I-2) 81 the ssutheasa
quarter (ss III Of section thrs 81 township ntne
o. ofIanse twsnsy -one (31) anA the north hal
IN l-2) the northwest quarter Inv la Of &C.
ton nine o. township nine o. rsnge tventy-on<
(ll) excepting two In the northeast corner o.
(ss Ia Of section three ts,) township nine -.
range twenty en- Said property u 70 b solt
- commanded bv the said special execution and II
pursuance THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Leavenvorth County. Kansas.
by 4 E PALAHR. Under Shssin.
Sheria's Office, Leavenvorth City. January 18Th
LUcixS BAk.a. Attsr,sy for Plaintiff.
i isniAdlfAvtd
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totterips; svaying to and fro in the 6erce
heat, they seemed ready TO fall and crush
the crowd below. a squad OF policemen,
almost powerless agsins; SO great gathering
fexcited men ard women, we're using des-
perate means TO force back tne crowd.
On the street corner, miBgiing with the c'ti-
zens were a company vi miii;Ia-men, VINO,
relieved for a few houT- from duty in The
burnt district, he'd been attracted to the spot
by the alsrm which called the fremen and
populace TO the scene. During the tiercs-
ness of the excitement, when the danger
from falling walls was increasing, short
gentleman, wearing military tai and Cloak,
pressed through iic crowd and approached
The soldiers. Addressing them, he said
quickly, "What arc You doing nere?'
Nothing" was the proaip: reply, I'VE AT,
relieved for the pres.nt." Where il yoal
commanding ofiicer?' asked the gentleman
1--WE don't know, sir; Ee has turned il
somewhere 10 get an hour sleep ''Iber
l fall in" said the stranger in tones o. quick
| prompt command. The soldiers hesi,ed ic
moment, as if questioning the authority o
! the gentleman who thu, seemed about to as
sumo the place Of their absent commander
"Fall inn repeated the stranger in tone
| that seemed TO sllO~ no delay, and, almo'
mechanically, the soldiers aligned ihenselve
as best they might in TIE surging crow
Forward" said the stranger, and. slowi
but steadily, the firm ranks pressed on again'
the crowd.
/ Falling back before the steady march {
L the soldiers, the men and women who iorn
4 ed the vas, multitude cleared the way. Tn
soldiers whose blue coats and bright b1ttor
had 80 often served to grace the holiday pa
ade now swept the stree. from eide TO sid'
and, led BY their new commander, presse
back the crowd from the flames and the TO
terinR walls. But none to soon; for, a. tn
mas Of humanity retrea;ed beyond the reac
i of danger, the great wall fell with a terrib
crash, and what but few moments befJi
vas the fit abode of trade AID ru-y life Wa.
heap of shattered, smou.d.ring ruins.
the excitement OF that night and the sat
ceeding day, the incident here records
doubtless passed from the memory of ii
few who gave it a passing thought in ii
hurry and confusion of the hour. Bus L:
act Of the stranger was one OF heroisni sue
a. il seldom seen. How few men are pr
pared thus to seize upon the opportunity
do heroic act, 10 save human life. and pr
tect property from the hands Of thieves an
villains who, in such an hour, are ready
take advantage Of the darkness and excit
ment TO carry out their desperate plans! IT
gentleman who thus not only found the %
portuniiy" which "makss the hero" h
availed himself of the chance for usef
deed, was Colonel X. J. Hinton, Of Wasl
ington, d. C., the we'll known newsrsp
correspondent and magazine writer.
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fERhIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Nan Falls From . Third Story VII.
dow.

Yesterday at noon Mr.. Julius Dyer, tie
assistant sisual observer 1t this place. I'll
from the window of the observatory and ne
eeived some frishtful injuries. At the time
ofthe accident he was enga Jed in washiDg
the window from which he fell. He vas
standing On the w;ndow-siil washing the
upper panes of g!ss and holding . TIE
upper sash. The lower sssh, which bed
been hois,ed. slipped By some means. stsik.
ing his hand and knocking it loose. This
threw lin from of his balance, and be wss
precipi,ated distance OF forty feet on the
hard pavement below. He was picked up
immediately BY several near BY who sav him
fall, with the look ct death upon bis face,
and conveyed to his room. Drs. Houston,
Jones and Viewer we're called in and ex-
amined the injured man. No one sup
poeed be could live; but an examination
showed that, while his injuries we're
painful in the extreme, they were
not fatal. Both ankles and the right leg n
| Tue knee we're uIoAcus auA IA TUG soaeoSe~'
was fearful cash. The wounds were prop
erly dressed and the broken limbs set, and
late last night the patient was feeling soms
better.
tis a wonder to all that Mr.. Dyer Vas no
instantly killed, bu, in falling his head strucl
. wire which supported the sign Of Ch.s'
Brothers, checking the fall and turning BIZ
body SO that be hit the pavement in full
length. The frighllul cut in the head va
no doubt cau.ed by the wire. The irjur:e
which he:.recsivsd, should they heal rapidly
will lay him up number of weeks.
We have known Mr.. Dyer for severa
months, and We have never known mar
more attached to his profession. and il
which he takes greater pride. He is an in,
ve.erate worker, never idle and seldom Il
rest. And while upon his bed Of pain b.
constantly looks to his accustomed seat ant
idle tools, with an expression Of regret, no
that the accident occurred, but that he is de
prived of his usual work. We trust tina
the Government will honor so grateful ser
want. by allowing him full salary. and pay
ing all the doctor bills during his sickness.
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Sheriff. Hale.

c: s1a1s q pE k. r.ssass +.
In Tie Distxiet Cour Of he F1st Juii ia District
Of tie state II Kansaa. sitting In and for Leas-
snvosth County In said State.
Dsnjanin Franklin Flenniken. Plain
iii,
6eorRe w. Gardiner and Marcia A.
Gardner, Defsndanta
DUBLiC NOTICE il hereby given that ucder
II and by virtue Of special execution to me d.
Tectsd aud deli sered, issued out Of the District
Court OF the First Judi iai District Of the Stzte'
Kansas, sitting in and for LeAveuworth county, In
said State, and Of the judgment rendered in the
above entitl-d action, will on Thursday. the 9th
day Of February, A d. 1873, 1t ~ e'ciock A. n
Of sid day, At The court house dor In the Ctty
Of Leaven worth. in The county and State aforesaid.
orr at public sale aud sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash in hand The io:lOsins described real
property. situate, lying and b-ine In the county
Of Leavenwortb, and state Of Kansas, namely
All that part Of the southeast quarter 81 seetioe
nunhr ten 10, In tOvnsnip mum her nine -, Of
rsnge nunher twenty-five ca, lying and heine
on the east side Of the "Nev Lawrence Eosd, ~
containing sixty (6S) acres Of land more o.
g. Said property 10 to be so'd ~ commanded by
the said special execution and In ursuancs 81 said
judgment.
/ Sheriff Of Leavenvorth County, kansss.
/ By r. Z. PALMER, Under sheriff.
sheriff once. LsAvenwor'h City, January 18th,
A d. 1873.
WI. HiemDorHAx. Attorney for Piaint.G
ianlIdltA wtd
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ShePiff's Sale.

sTATE OF KANsAs,l..
LK.vKswoEIn COUNTY.
In tie District Court Of the Flint J-dieia District
Of the STATE Of ksnsas. sitting 10 the county
Ieavenworth in saii State.
David W. Towers, Plaintiff,
". mo
Patrick Germly and Ann Gormly, Del
fondauts.
DUBLlC notice 10 hereby given that under md
il by virtue OF the judgment rendered 10 the
above en- tiled action, in and BY the above named
Courf, and Of . special execution issued 90
said judgment, will on
Tsesdny he Al day Of March, A. D. 1873,
at eleven o'clock 3 n. o that day, At the Court
House in the city Of Leavsov.,th, In the county Of
Leaveuvorth and state Of Kan ~, oder for nj
At public SALE aud sell, 70 the highest bidder for
ea,h, the following de- eribsd tract Of land, st-
uate, lying and being 10 the county Of Law
envorth and state Of Kansas, namely: The
north halt Of the northwest fraetioual quarter Of
section number nineteen US,, in township number
eight e) Of rznEs numtsr twenty-five On, east Of
the sixth principal meridian.
Dated this 29th day Of January. A. D. fe7S.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff o! Laven worth County, Kaaaze-
CLocsa WHEAT. Attor: sys Tor PiainuA.
jan10-U Wv
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Saer!6's sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leaven worth,
In the District Court Of the Tenth Judicial Distrc.
Of the state OF Kzns sitting in and for johnson
county in SAID State,
Thomas Z. A:,hoIn, Plgintih,)
DIvid n. Mitchell, defendant
DUB IC NOTICE is hereby given that under
Il aud b.. virtue OF execution me direcIej
aud delivered, issued out Of he District Count Of
I'll, Tenth Jriic,ai Dis OF the State Of Kansas,
sitting in and for Jphn~cn sornty, III said state,
and Of the jldyniest rendered in above entitled
action, vii ON saturday, TIE 22nd dsy Of March,
A. d. 1878, al c!o, p. IN. Of said day, at the
Court 10 &c dOoi h., ii- city OF II ebworth, in
the c. unity Of L. avenvor,h, and the S'a,s af,Ie-
said, Offer public sale and sell to the b.: hest bid
der, for cash in hand the owing described ir.cts
Of land, situate, lying and being IN the county Of
Leaveuwor h, and State OF Kansas, namely: lot
number OIe ~, in b.ocx number twenty lone (sD,
in Ia,ta's Addition to the city Of Leavenvortn,
and lot numb-r two e., 10 said block number
twenty -on- l21). 10 said Addition, and the south
east quarter Of the nor' Invest quarter Of ion
number nine (9). IN township number nine ~, Of
range number tsenty two t22); all in the unity
Of Lelven worth and State Of Kansas Said prop.
crty levi u, on aud 10 be sold as the property Of
the above named defendant, l'avid H. Mitch II.
TAUMAS LEONARD
Sheriff OF Leavenworth County, K<nsas
Sherins ofic-. Leivcnwotth City, Kansas, F,b-
ruxry i2fh, 1873.
HorExAx 4 GROVE, Attorneys for Plainiin.
Ebllw.d