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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

JAMES F. LDGArE, who has just arrived
from Washington, states the Caldwell situa-
ton in the following elegant sentence:
"Caldwell will warm his seat in the United
States Senate for four years, in spite of all
shese cd d-n honest whelps."
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

TEE bill making appropriations for The
current expenses efthe Leavenworth Normal
School has passed the Legislature.
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GRARD HOUSE.
Cm. Broadvay and Bidd;e ssS., St. Louis. No.
BALDWIN 4 BATTLES,
PROPRIETORS.
(ror~er,y Of Hv,.,ss Hoo.e, CHICAGO. J

TBE 0IRARD HOUSE Is 6rst-ciass in all it, ap-
II pointments, b heated by steam, has an ele-
vafo1, and coatains leo large airy rooms, Deatly
and elegantly furnished. Il b centrally located,
coavenieat 10 The serset cara and easy Of accso
al railroads entering tie city To neet the wants
oftho,e Who desire GOD nodastOnsa t reaauo.
she pFjess the rates hayo heea nadG oaly q DAY,
BYAON 4. BALDWIN.
6ae1l.oe AAA 1ATILE0.
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Good Ter,pInrs.

This order held open meeting in the NJ.
i. Church on Thursday night. The G. W.
C. T. of the State, J. Jay Buck, of Emporia,
was present and addressed the meeting, which
was well attended by some of our best citi-
zens. The address was able and interesting,
holding the audience in almost breath,ess
silence for more than an hour, clearly show
ing thst the Temperance lecture is not always
the sod. old story" that i. is often said
10 he.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

LAWRENCE had temperance lecture and
an advance in the price of pork, all on the
same dry.
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q. s Government Artificial
Limb Manufacturing Go.

7s7 Wabash av, and -, 81 and So
10th ST., Chicago.
IL The largest, Oldest and most con- plste
- mandatory Of the kind in the United
States. We manufacture TO order all kinds of Sur
deal and Orthopedie instruments, Clutches, Canes
Trusses etc. Addreo I'll cosamunications to Dr.
J. E. GAkDNEk, o. Q. Commissioner, cor. 18th
q. and wabash av.. CASeags. Send for psmphle,
sep27dAvN
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6 Cash gifts, co 50, 90 $50 80 80 90 500
I2 a. =. ~ Is, o00 go 90 Z" /" 200
20 '' - &" 500 $50 90 10
41r Goid W % 10 D. y
275 Sewing 80 10 $50
20 lie CANT fianoe ~ 20 40
so 90 Mrlodeans.......--... ..-....- - so to u
Cash Gifts, silver Ware, &C valued at 81 500 o
A chance to draw any Of the above priz for rs
cents. Tickets describing prizes SEALED in
envelopes and veil mixed. On receipt OF . cents
a sEALED TICKET is drawn without choice, and
sent by mail TO any address. The prize named
upon il will be delivered 70 the ticket holder on
pay mept of ONE DOLLAR. Prizes are Immediately
sent to any address by express or return mail.
You will In W what your prize is before you pay
for il. Anysprize exchanged for another Of the
same value. No tanks. Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss:-Falr dealing can b
relied on.-N. Y. Herald, Aug. %. A genuine dis
tribu-ion.-Wo'li, Sept g. Not oee Of the hum
bugs Of the day WEEKLY Tribune. July !. They
give general satisfsctiOn.-Staats Zetung, Aug S.
REFEREScEs:-By kind permission We refer to
the following Franklin s. lane, Of Louisville.
drew SIS, 900. Miss Hattie Bsnker, ChaHesto1,
So, 900. Mrs. Louisa T. Flake ST. Paul, Piano
600. samuelv. Raymond, Boston, IS, 500. Eu-
gene p. Bracket, PittsbaTg. Watch $500. 4iss
Annie Oseood, New Orleans, Is, coo. Emory l.
Pratt Columbus, ohio, 81, coo.
OxB CASH GIT in every packSge OF $50 tickets
guaranteed. 5tcke:s for 81; II for 81; 3 for Is,
50 for S; $50 :os SIS.
Agents wanted, to whom ve oner liberal induce.
menfs, and guarantee satisfaction.
address LEE, BLACK CO..
febls-eodim 10 William g -set. Nex fork:
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Sweet Chestnut Trees.

gTyHE Largest STOCK IN TIE WORLD
n rpatly reduced rates. Circular free Also
. full stock of superior nursery stock. NiDSeoonth
year 100 aerss; II gsssn houseaL address
STORES, aARRl0OeA Co,
sseSv IaiAouvillsI LAks @. OH.
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DIR. BOHANNAN.
OFFICE NO. GIG NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
ESTABLISHED Is ST. LOUIS N 1851

ESTABLISHED Is ST LOUIS N 1887.
HURES all Chronic and Special Diseases in a
" short time, either in male or female. CHARGES
10 fees; uses 70 mercury.
Dr. Bohannan's +" Treatise on Special Diseases''
which fully explains the nature Gauss. synp-
toms, &C., ofspermato,abea or seminal weakness.
syphilis, female complaints, all impeiiments 10
MARI age, and valuable information other de-
ioafe subjects sent free 10 any Aidres. in plain
sesel envelope, on recep: cfo3e stamp.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.
Or. BohAnnan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures all forms Of sfermatorrhea s-ninai ~ Ak-
ness 10 fom two TO seven ueaks' time IL restores
lost poser. and brings tack the youthful vigor
Of those Who have destroyed il by sexual excess
evil practices This remedy hss hen used BY
B1hannan in hts private practice tor over
thirty year,. and has never tailed In cur NJ even
the vors' ezsss. Price IS. fSent to any address
free from oiservAiion.) Sold only at Dr. G. A.
Bohannsn once, No. 6i9 Moth Fifih street, -,
Louis No. Established in 1,s7. nov2sdSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

Good for Ma0.-Infammation o. all kinds,
dip'heria, wounds, bruises, burns, sprains. rheu.
matsn, sore throat, swelling Of the glands innam-
nation II the eyes broken breast frost bites, chill
blains, piles, bJe stings. and all sores.
Good fer Beast Fresh wounds, gals,
poll evil sprsins, bruises cracsed heels ring bone,
wind gals. spaviDs, sweeney, founder, lameness.
sand era ks, scratches. or grease, mango, horse
distemper.
This t,uly wonderful linament discovered
by Homer Anderson, A NJ. late Professor Of
Chemistry and Mathematics in the Clinton
Liberal INSTITUTE OF oneida county, N.
Y. In experimenting for the purpose Of making
Prussic Acid. by uni ing The indie psndent gaseous
bodies of which i Is imposed residum was left.
which. on being appli d 10 bruises and infamed
parts 10y the students OF III in-tiiu'e. found to
and Carrying III the inf ANIMATION and orene>- at
health in ew h"nr- without p,i. or irritation.
specific ,r .hemic.l qu-lifi,s in di-solviDg and
jured part Ky a re APPLICATION the rs.' surface
stored to natural health vi hou' suppurari"n des.
trucIion A. lininent tor horse flesh 'or the
cure Of all tn" ailments named above We challenge
the worli 10 find its equal
frice p - 80 csn.. per Bottle.
RANSOM, HAMtlN 4 CO.,
Buffalo, -. Y.
see no ice in local co umn- janseodSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06
HENDERSON'S
NEW AND IMPROVED
Compound Fluid Extraci
= u q Ell u.

As,sc;sc P.-.,, 90, ,i, r,....., nj IN. g,,,r.x,
Organs. as non-rereI tion or incoptinen,e Of urine
irrit,t;nn inF,,r,ption an uIcsr,,ion of the Rlad
der ana Ki1n.ys S,ons IN Tho pl.ader Gravel a,
Yrickoust ,,nss,, Friybtis Di.ea-e milky III.
,h,rres apd nj ,lis,-.Sc. of Ire HI,dIey EiI
p.xs q, PTnstrs,a ca, vha,Lar .aec,i"s Nc
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In. ;ns,ni sivin,ns md IN. 1901, ~ death. h,
cnn.nnntian r., am,Ia ZINES t ,h. truth Of ,hs
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06
WOMAN.

BY an immense practice. extending through
period Of years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases of those diseases peculiar
b woman, have been erab:c6 TO perfect most
potent aud agreeable medicine that meets the indi-
cations presented by that class Of diseases with
pcs!;ive certainty and exacfncss.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have n1.l
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06
DIR EC1( IRIS
MEDICAL.
DR.. WHITTIER.

6I7 st. Charles street. ST. Louis, Mo.
Has bern longer engaged in the 'rrcsi OF
venereai, Sexual ard Chronic Diseases
than any other Pay :. LogIs, pIpers thow.
Syphilis, G onovghca, C:oet, Structure.
Oechiti8, Hernia, or Rupture, oil Urinary
0.eeaee6an. eyDhi.!sicor Rscrcuriai aficc.
tions Q: the t:lvo"f- 5.in or Zones, are t-e.iei
Sps:m.torrhcsl, Sex:di Debility ard
1r1potency. a,th, Tssclt Z 9 1srseia y.5;h
uli txcsses rIasar-r Ind bic
pro:n,e az tL1 f5i-z V-'s: FerorsB,,, sssl
s-ss:oas. DEBILITY, Gi-,e o. s!gE d.C-e:srs rsrsors.
Pr2iss tie Jc; rascI Sec-s, ae'-io- 20 so-ey Ct
t-r.ns marriage iEspToEs. Or Unhappy, srs
permanently card Pau .et 5 pages relating tie
al So: in seated taue9s. for two Ptssc stsraor
Diseases peculiar TO women, sgeh 80
Lntr1rgf fgsl..E0ry:z1, " orb sst-, fszc1~tsI.
VIII e. CA r.,s. d placement. Syt.e ,Sol.k
sSstse .t Aga sin Experience te
H,tu-o; Ii1seie=i ratths: iysi-isn treat - hog
al II e cases every yeas eeluis5 g-eat sk ftyician
loving this f-cJIeDy re.Gu ..S11 rc-scES TO
iivi-ei. WhasiB! ccr-enGat 20 vs!: IL city fer
lsut. necrAs can be 'c; ~ vr-sss se:vsh"-
Cureabie Vac do. -,ess's n "
sa,ci On k5u-s: 3A. n.to3p. Il. SurLa- o. J. r.. :,
Jpn Tsrr,Hs - tAce fJ - - .s-y ess.s
drs-t sofisc =. rIt = =. rat, = r 2 g..
NOS; eyts-s.rc Ia nc -o-.--, C17--fi1< i-rssHA
C1asuls=..5a r1Hazs B74r!.l, s.l ta - r7s--s=-
EedicAtea nai VaPo- Ei'tl: = c. .5r-'- L. "a
where all IL '-:nssCs - - -7'.I a. rrrlr-i
AID rans: hn9or.atc e al { .,,7z.. O. ~
latest Itaatss. vo-l 90 oil tAH Ga4sois cf rt-c
fond. also ka-'cl.c-: I'1t - and c0drt On -
iilstrafi- d. ca1sr.HE - ttsc 90 -r
from Pass, lave, Trs--..Fss - r.s,-sC q T..
fb=n6 ia L-y lrr i.a---. a a., r:fs. y -: Is
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

S. TO $50 p Al s e.. ': .s1si S:' s:a.
pie, Of either sen, yosng old, make more nancy
1t york for US in their spare noments, or all the
Address &. stinssn Co, Portland, Maine.
Ani.vly
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

THE Lawrence Journal IS forced 10 print
this paragraph after reading Senator Pome-
roy's statement:
Moreover, is II not little strange that
Mr.. Pomeroy had so much currency by him?
Business men, engaged in ordinary business
transactions, DO not keep their trunks and
valises iull Of currency when they are IN a
town like Topeka, where there are plenty OF
banks.
The Journal might have added without
departing from the truth, that there was a
bank right in the Tefft House.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

Iu. 4 v ncu a. -
- . 0 y
u
h IN oIetrc travel.
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After York

Il seems that the members of the House
of Representatives at Topeka are not fully
prepared 10 elect York TO the Caldwell va
cancy. Yesterday, a resolution to deny the
Montgomery hero the privilege of loafing
on the fcor Of the House, found good
many supporters. and ii need not surprise
any one to hear Of the Offering of 4 resolution
TO expel him from the Senate.
The Kansas Legislature can set up an idol
and knocl; j. down again IN a shorter space
of time ,han any other assembly in the
world.
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PREPAEED Ell
j. &. HENDERSON 4 CO..
9o5 West Lake Street.
CHICAGO.

SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALEHo
For szi~ at " hclssssle by GEORGE A. EDLY Y.
and Retail by h. f. THOMSON
mzy2SiSxs5
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The Great Diuretie, The great known rercsdy
tor all diseases Of the kidneyr Bladder PROSTATE
Gland, and Retention or lneon;inence Of Urinal
secretion. This i. the only preparation Of Buchu
recommended by the celebrate, Dr. Physick, and
is used in the private practice Of many Of
celebrated Physicians. This 10 not similar 10 many
so-cailed Compounds Of Buehu, which mere
decocfons, but is really Whist ne claim tor IL, q
Compound Fluid Extract, prepared from carefully
selected ingredients, IN own Laboratory, under
the supervision Of an experienced practical chemist
Inflammation Of the Bladder Retention, Iurou-
Thence. Gravel. Diabetes speedily cured by the
Compound Fluid E1ract of Buchu,
1t Is une1ceiled . remedy in Dropsy, and Q
60uty Affections
PMcK OF IHx EXTRACT OF BUcHU:
.-....--
Six %
Prepared II the Laboratory Of
Or. J. :. POSE & CO,
so N. Ninth Street, Philad.lphia.
,nar2-s6sun- veslSu
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-06

With great care, by new process, VIC
extract from the true, select Fruits and
Anomalies, each characteristic favor, and
produce Fldrorings Of rare excellence.
OF great strength and perfect purity,
No poisonous oils. Eeery faeor as rep
resented. No deceit-edeh bottle fed.
measure, holding one-half more than
others purporting TO hold same quantity
Use them once, riI use nOother. TIE
for DR.. Prices Special Fiavorinss. Man
ufactured only by
kTEELE PRICE
Depots, CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS
1angfaetxrers Of DR.. Prices CYeens
RakiAH P0nd<r.
ls -eol.w
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LIST OF GIFTS.


To provide means COR this magnificent Concert,
One ~ undred Thousand Tickets only
will he issued, large portion of which already
sold.
PRICE OF TICK ETS.
Whole Tickets $40, halves s., and quarters g. so.
Eleven whole tickets for siOO. discount OIL less
than 500 orders. Nothing could be more appro-
pirate for presents than tic..ts to this Banquet Of
Wealth more likely 10 proiuce grander satisfac-
tory results The object # the Third Gift Concert
is the enhancement and endowment Of the Public
Library of Kentucky. which, by the special
authorizing the Concert for its benefit, is 10 be for
ever free all citizens of every State This Concert
will be conducted ike the first ard second hereto
fore given, and full particulars Of the mode OF
drawing the gifts anil aging then and every thing
Necessary to Thorough understanding ., the
scheme, from beeipr ing TO end, are now published
IN the form OF a circular, which will tie furnished
free of cost TO any who Apply. Inc entire MANAGE
ment of this Undertaking has been committed b.
the trustees TO Hon. Tho. PramIette, late i'ov-
ernor of Kentucky, TO whom all communications
pertaining TO the G # Conc, IT should he addressed
RI. DURRETT, President.
W. n. HALDEMAN, Vice Pres.
FARMERS 4 DROvEES' BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders for
them. applications for agencies, circular, in
formation, &c, will meet with prompt attention
when addressed as below directed.
THOS. + BEAMLETTE, loui vile, KY,
ianIs-2tavSw A ent Public Library, by.
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DR., G. BIGELOW,
Con flientia5 Physician

Has removed from No. ITS south Cigrk-st. corne,
Of Monroe, To NJ. 4S4 SOUTH SEAT1-ST., CHICAGO.
II il veil known by all readers OF the papers that
DR.. c. Bigelow Ia the oldest established physician
in Chicago Who has made the treatment Of ali
chronic and Sexual Diseases q speciality. Science
and experience has made Dr. h. the most renowned
SPECIALIST Of the age, honorei by the press, es-
teemed Of the highest medical attachments by all
tho medical Institutions Of the day, having devoted
TWENTY WARS OF HIS LIFK In pertecting remedies
that will cure positively the worst Of CHEosif
AND PRIvATK DISEASES Of the sINIrO-CKINAk1
DREAMS in both sexes. SEMINAL WEAKNESS pro-
ucing sFRvOussk>s, AvExsIDS TO SOCIETY, IN
PAIRED VISION Loss OF sk1ORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. II Is evident that one who con-
zines himself TO the study Of certain diseases, treat
ing thousands Of cares every year, must have greater
skill than physician in a general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies and gentlemen.
Sent free to any addres. in sealed envelope. CoS-
sULTAIION vRKB. The finest in the city,
With SEPARATE PARLORs for ladies' and gentlemen.
Call-see only the Doctor. CORRESPONDENCE COS
YlDkNTIAL. Address letters 10 DR. G. B.Gr-
LOW, M. 464 States
n. B.-Iadies send for 4 descriptive circular Of
Pe.ssrie Retedt, the hest preventive OF conception
u0wn. Sent to address free OF charge.
da<lodAw
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Tickets $40. Half Tickets SIS,
Quarters $3.50.

oArOur lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always draw at the time named, and all drawing.
are under the supervision of worn commissioners.
sSThe official drawing will he published in the
st. Louis papers, and q copy Of drawing sent to
purchasers Of tickets.
eS-We will draw a similar scheme the last day O.
every month during the year 1873.
Remit at cur risk by POST OFFICE MONEY
ORDERS. REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT
EXPRESS. send for a circular. address
MURRAY, MlLLER 4 CO
Postoffce box 2ii6. ST. LOUIS, MO
ap1ttu tn sat&w
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PRODUCE.

WILL RECEIVE on CONSIGNMENT, or Pay
w Cash for all kinds Of COUNTRY PkODCCE
Just received, a large quantity Of ONION SETS,
Also Grsen Apples, Cider. Vinegar, Ohio and
New York Factory Cheese, Beans, Dried Fruits,
Feathers. &C., constantly on hand.
l2S Delaware Street,
hb9oa1u LEAyENWORTH. KAN.
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GRANDESr SCHEME OF THE AGE
100000!
CASH GIFTS.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act OF
March l6 1871, the Trustees now announce the
Third Grand G1fa Concert, for the benefit
OF the Public Library Of Kentucky, to
come ofi in Library Hall At Louisville, KY, on
Tuesday, April 8. 1873.
At this concert the best musical talent tina, can
be procured from all pats of the country will add
pleasure to the entertainment, and Ten GhOW-
sand Cash Gtfas, aS9regating vast total OF
Half q Million Dollars curr, ucy, will he
distributed by lot 10 the ticke; holders, follows
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DIVIDENDS

Ar the ~ Ct ~ f fr hence ap.ry tina liz the
t int ~ tk mysc n thR nheys
f
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rh '. G i n
- s
All h l ytt sI~rp
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lC6mpt an t .nfh %
,ovaroro HAMS
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-Part 2-Held by
Judge Barrett.--Nos. 457A, 25o5 557, e6s, 1o4s,
aS7 COL, 1011 "a SOL, 1882, 1905, 145H. 3S7, S23
Pol l1sl. 1sll, 1912, 1913, 27s7. Adjourned Term
1884 2336h, i49Sk 45s9s SIG, s32 S72, 114o, 1850,
ils2k, 1855, 124s, 1850. 1ab2. 1860, 1906.
SUPERIOR CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Judges Barbour, Curtis and Van vorst;.Nos !, 2,
T. s, 8, g. ., 10, II, Y l3, a. Is, 49, II, Is, 49,
20, 21 %, %, a. 25, 26, 27 Is. 20, 80, 81 49, 49,
"a, 35 SO, 81, IS, SO, 40. Al.
$751; 69l, AIT, 423, 773, 72S 619, 469, $685. Part p
Held by Judge Van Vorst-Nos. 800, 21s S04, 100,
b14 74s, $780, 716, s22, 464 736, 772. 764, 2s, 4o4
HELD by Judge Robins0n.-NOs. 2260, &c. 332, 2077
e265, 2348 1872 570 216 zoos, 2546 2l16 1885, 2423
1898, 2346, 3629 1901. Part 2-Held by Judge Larre
s444, 2446, 244e, 244s 2l4a 2l5o 245l, 2452 24Ss.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Spaulding.-Nos. 1852, 236l 2l74, 253S, 25l4
a75S. 27SS, 1882, S022 S046 1882 1882 2092, zoos,
Part Held by Judge Shea.-Nos. 22o5, 269l, 1888,
1877, 1858, 3601, 2S79 S079, 1859, 1874 2426 1885,
1891, 2497. 3OOl, 1904, 293l, $780, 3547. Part 8
s5sS, 1900 1913 1922, soes, $780, 2s74, 84l5, $751;
35zS, $3.50, 1909, 1912, 36l6, 1926, 1879.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-Held by Recorder
HacketE-The People VS.. John Connors, John Hart
Sheppard, feloniOus assault and battery; Same VS..
Henry Weibrecht, felonions assault and battery !;
Same vs.. BENJAMIN =. Mall0y, felOnious assault and
battery; Same vs. John I. Irving, burglary; Same
VS. Michael Hackett and Robert Suffrage, burglary
Same VS.. Frederick Morse, larceny and receiving
stolen goods; Same Ellen GALAXY, grand larceny;
Same vs.. Charles smith and Isabella smith, grand
Same vs.. william Kelly and David Pender, larceny
from the person.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Held by Judge
same VS.. Thomas Clark, homicide; Same VS.. Dennis
Hogan, violation OF the election laws.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. 49, 1873
!s Ne! rsseipss sss; bales ExpOrts-coasiwise isa
dlngs lssc strict good ordinary fli:c Net receipts.
Sales last evening si and today sS5 Stock i 200
c..., n.n.,, ,u,. ,uu ,Idm MonILs, Nov: % 1873
aa a scI sSoa M M Ss 1 1rsss s6s
co,.,, ou.. .ss .,o.sv sAyASEAn A!1Sa Ney - 1873
cep ceastxss s & sass sae snps & ssodt aae ~
Cotton lower fair demand middiinss l5c low
Mt fseep bales Sass s0's s,Scs
s0r,ts q u,rsntre Trss,1s1 Wmssros n g. TGy 1873
sssdy s. Or hard 81 % . Tor yellow SIs
81 :s'ey sn;:a :s' 1s. ss' s.
ss!sss 4 sss @ ssf 2 a. T. ss ssE s &C.
pns ssr esd a q % s s
IS Us per shorts ss Il :s ;s { Ess
sHS SSiny
26SC0u feet Of lumber
81 No. white amber Michasn Ssaaas es|ls 81 s.
% bSsSs. ssSs sRss e DC S
corn. 5000 do oats Shipments-l0O0 bushels wheat
sS Lake .s, ne ss;
d.. barley Ss, do rys q sss DO; peas 500 5 DO.
s. Ss ssg S;ssss s5sSsS s$SsE ;Pil9s
- cs S STns scf No. sG ssss g
q g; Chicago No spring 3. rs red winter. 81 ba
saes ooO bushels No mixed Ivy western at 5sc; 5000 do
ss%ssa
ss S The remainder o. the market. Is unchanged n0s'
CHICAGO, Nov 29 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat unsettled ana
lower. closing firm; No. spring, 81 W 81 09; No.
Do g ~ 81 vs closing % at y VA cash December
closed at 81 G rejected sc Corn duh and lower closing
Der. 4sc for January; rejected 44c Oats sseaay but
PIE Rye IN iair demand and lower a. !oc for No.
la sla q @for No ssprng % %PrSvsiSps in fsiT de
sIs cash Or December; sls Ts sls 50 for January:
% ior February, Bulk meats steady; shSnders 4&c
packed Dressed hogs sold at 81 M whiskey steady at
5gc Keceipts-l4U00 bbIs. -four 27,C0) bushels wheat
barley shpmenis-s'Soo bbs dour socd bushels wheat,
2,Uu0 do IA 10.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

5xc Refined sugar. without material cnauge IN prices
as was auiet n We quote -cupa-Rennng com
sSGa s % SEP pri%s gSIm lls grocsry mir e good
bids and boxes, Sc. sc; moasses hhds and boxes
gSSes, bute6s to6c;i :tandasd dmeado &C. $40 Havana
20 20 u KS ao asc- 49, Is e 10 SIC sc DO, R
porto s'f.,, do ~ 70 20 sAc I0c white s4c Iohc
gr19cery r9 G ilir to choice re sc Braz-Duch stand.
nTu n , MVs 20 u 6Hc. INC. Java-Dutcn standard
neror mos ~ y sslc = SIC Manasuperor and extra si
TALLow was in high request, but nrm at 7ssc. for
prime we heard OF sales footing up 90 900 lbs at re
WnIsKry ssl bhl. making the total for
Sales 80 bbls at 92c. 100 bbls al 91l.e ami IN nh
&c., closing firm at the higher prices ~ -