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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26
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Tie following itemI, rken from the iegis
lative proceedings OF II nday, sre OF local in
terest:
Substitute for A. B. Mo-. l26, l.. and
145, an act regulating ices ard salaries OF
Site Judicial ofiiceIs, and other persons
herein NAMED, which were made the special
order, were considered, the House going into
Commi.lee of tie Whole, Mr.. Fenlon in the
chair.
III. i. No. I2J was first considered. ii
materially reduces the present fees 0f county
attorneys, making the office a salaried one,
aad grading il from counties Of less then five
hundred inhab:tsn;s, 5000; TO counties Of
more than twenty-five thons and inhabitants,
81 $50, and adding fees in certain specified
cases. Long discussion engued on this bill,
many meubers iavoring an increase of the
salary and striking out all fees of every des-
cription. The bill was finally recommended
for passage.
The bill regulating the salaries and fees of
she State, judicial aud county officers was
then read, section by section. They were
adopted without debate up 10 the / lth, which
provides $1,000 for the salary of district
inares, 10 which an amendment was offered
making it s., 500. Ga this a very animated
debate sprung up, hut it was lost. The sec
lions were adopted up to the 18th, pending
,he ,lisc,lsion of which, motion prevailed that
the committee rise and ak leave 10 sit
again.
The law creating the office Of County Au-
.l,or has been modified in several particu-
lars. In regard TO the salary the maximum
has been fixed at 81 900; minimum $500, at
the discretion of the County Board.
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iADIAN TERRITORY.
Present Attitude OF the Indians
on the Southwest Frontier.
WICHITA AGENCY, /. L.
iaErttar- 10 I,


EDITOR TIHEs-i take The liberty 10 in-
form Won ihat there il no trouble with the
Iniiaps anticipated, for the next two months
a, least, in that section Of the country where
the corps Of surveyors under Gen. Hack
baech and Col. Denman are operating.
send you this to allav fears, as many Of
the citizens of I-esvenworth and vicinity
have relatives and friends among the survey.
ors here.
Persons well versed in Indian matters, are
OF the opinion that the Comanches, kiowas
and Southern Cheysnnes will break loose as
soon as the cottonwood blossoms fail.
Why don't Uncle Sam turn these d
Quakers out and give the management Of
the Indians into hands who know how to
handle them?
Gen. Hackbusch's corps of surveyors aye
closing up their work, and will be in Leay-
enwor,h tie latter part OF next month.
Respectfully, G.
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Or OHlLS AND FEVER,

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims for II superiority over all remedies Of
ered 70 the public for the safe certain speedy and
permanent cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chile and
Fever, whether Of long or short standing. He
refers 70 the entire Western and Southern Coun-
try to bear him testimony to the truth Of the
sertiOn, that in no case whatever docs ii fail to
cure II the directions strictly followed and
ned out. In . great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for q cure, and whole families have
been cured by . single bottle, With perfect resiO
ration Of general health. 1t is, however, prudent,
and in every case more certain to cure, IL its use
u continued in smaller doses . week or two after
the disease has been checked, more especially in
medicine vill not require aid to keep the bowels
in good order. Should the patient, however, re-
qufe cathartic medicine, after having tax three
tour doses Of the tonic. single dose Of BulP .
sgetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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Salaries Of County Officers.

A ACT supplemental TO, and amendatory OF
"a an act entitled IAN Act liking salaries and
prescribing duties Of certain county officers in
counties having over thirty -ousand Inhabitants
Approved March LIST, 1872.
Be enacted By The Legislature Of The Stte Of Kansas
SECTION l. That the act above named and to
which this act is supplemental and amendatory,
shall take effect and be in force Immediately from
and after the passage and publication of this act.
SECTION ?. That section four 90 of the act to
which this is supplemental and amendatory, IS
hereby repealed.
SECTION 3. This act shall take effect and lie in
force from and after its publication once in the
''Leavenworth Times.
Approved February 18th, 1874.
l, W. n. SNALLwooD, Secretary Of State OF TIE
state Of Kansas, do hereby certify that the fOrezO-
ing Is true and correct copy OF the original ENROLL
ed bill now on file in my oitoe.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name and affixed the Great
SEAL Seal of State. Eone al Topeka, this 23rd
day OF February, \, ID. 1874.
W. Ii. SMALLWOOD,
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MAIL ROBBERS.
AnOt her One Of the RaScalS Cap.
tured.
Return of Special Nail Agent
CrGwcil with His Prisoner.
4 Batch OF Seven of the Pretty
Birds now Awaiting Trial.

The nefarious business of sys ema;ically
rob5ing tie mails in tie .outhern part OF
the State has at last rec, wed quiaus. Yes-
ierday afternoon Special Mail Agent Crowell
,rrived from the south, having in charge
Eugene ii. Moore. late postmaster at Car
l.onda!e, who has, il seems. been operating
fJr some time past with the organized gang
If postal thieves located in that part of the
county. The latest exploit OF Moore, and
the one which led to his capture. was the
smbezzling of a letter and the forging of a
draft for sos, drawn in favor Of one ID. W.
Bartlett, of Carbontale. As soon a. the loss
Was msde known, Crowell was on the road
and never gave over the chase till his man
was ''spo.ted" and safely lodged behind the
bars of the mansion on the hill' The
capture and Imprisonment of Moore
IL probably the finale Of the thieying opera
rstions of the gang. They managed things
pretty successfully for time, and succeeded
in getting away with considerable sums OF
money; but their career was short, and the
path they Travelled came I, an abrupt term
inaiion when Crowe!i ''struck the trail"
.lDuring the last two months seven of these
.snail robbers have been apprehended and
hound over for trial Most OF the cases will
rome up al the April term of the Court, and
according 10 the testimony eliminated at the
different preliminary examinations, the only
ssutlook for the rascals IL the peniteniiary for
series of years. We hear it rumored that
h.r a, h.,
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Markets BY Telegraph
New Hosk RO0eY 0aekos.
NEW ZEN, Pei. n

TaKAsrRr DrsumnEsn-slss,t COO.
CASH RRcuPTDeSll7.eoo.
CusroxS- 900.
1oHHx-Coesd eaY st 4p9 cent O. stseks.
sIKsLUa-Dun q q IS @ days; . dsht.
GoLD-Strong in late asalinp and advcaesd q
uZS0lZb eledng q L.
Canine HAX6-4G p0e Qot.
CUa1lHcY-S31K,
CLRA1IEos-o1,o 90, 90.
ePNU 1xFoKi.-fer thsvsek oA7, ~, en-
oo0 being golA psinepelly.
Is, l6e, 600.
kxros1- fsases II vssk g.. - g.
eIA11 BoxDe-easaay.
00vEANHl1D-01sa1y.
declined du0 u III 6 e1o6 tgvmaD IL do
1A9ooe patfA suesvuys ~ ~ nohQ ~ q
ssndy.
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Truth VIII Prevail.

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder il
chemically pure in its combination, and
possesses no ingredients but such az are
harmless. healthy and nutritious. In
strength and purity, it has no equal.
For making light, sweet Biscuits, Rolls,
Waffles, Corrbread, etc., there 10 moth.
ing that can compare with it. And
with his Special Flavorings, for Cakes,
Pies, Sauce. |ellies, etc, every lady is
delighted-they sIe so much, In every
respect, superior to others in use.
Grocers and dealers keep for sale his
Cream Baking Powder and Special
Flavosinga. DIV
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%. Loass 1aRkOe.
| Fl. LOUss; February 81.
| HKNP-Quiet, unchanged
FLoUn-Duu and weak.
WnKAT-Dnl and unchanged NO 2, 20ai q.
Old; No. red, u S59s1 g; new offered at 81 6s@
81 5Sbid,
CoRx-Firm, for No. 2, mixed eoasie.
OA1s-S etter and higher; No mixed, AKA
BARLKY-Steady.
EyK-Held firm e09ssc
fOkx-Unchanged l5c.
DAY SALT MARIN better demand for round lot
but dealen apart and little done, sales lower
Clear ddes g. 90.
BAcox-Qaiet; shoulders &c; clear siiess5.c;
clear s<@sZc.
HAMs-ll@l4c.
LA1D-Quiet and unchanged; prime steamed,
waIsxY-s,eady; CSC.
%. leuis Live ssoek Market.
81. LOUIS. February "a.
Ho0s-Dull light t4e59a IS; packers 0Oa5 p;
butcher sales IS O0@5 25
CATrLE-Firm: fair 10 choice, 6 259s co; in
ferior to medium 81 5oSi 90.
Chicago Live 9soeK Market
CHICAGO, Fcoruary24
CAfrLH-Qaiet and unchanged, fair to.realiy good
shipping steers. ~ 7Ss . 10; choice, t5 25as5 -
N,6O.
Hoss-s3lS active and firm. for good grades
q SOFAS Is; fair to medium s. 1895 50; common
dnll and nominal.
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Yesterday afternoon Eugene Moore, tie
postmaster at Csrbondale, charged with EN-
bezziiDg and forging q draft Of nine;y-iive
dollar. had preliminary examination be-
fore the u. S. Commissioner, and was dis
CHARGED for want of evidence. His father,
Mr.. e. c. Moore, il very much troubled
over Tie possession Of certain documents and
papers, the meaning of which be cannot tn
dersisnd. Some good detective would soon
re, his mind at rest On this point. Meantime
tie Ksnsas City Times will make grea, ado
over the matter.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26

The successful experience of the Institute in the
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These are, beyond all comparison the most ex-
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There is nothing whsiever, either Married or Sim
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~ Either book sent by mail. postpaid, re-
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26

An Extended Populari.y.-Each yea,
finds Browns Bronchial Troaches" in
new localities in various parts Of the
world. For relieving Coughs, Colds,
and Throat Diseases, the Troches have
been proved reliable, Obtain only
browns Bronchial Troches," and do
not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered. Sold Everywhers.
cod &W
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We hardly think public sentiment il ea!u-
e1ted 10 poin; which will admit OF young
lien playing pitch" in back rev while a
Ir,yer meeting is in progress, and yet Ills
very rsme thing has teen accomplished.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26

PorulAR illustrated book (25O pages) on
Manhood Womanhood Married! I'm
pediments 70 Marriage. be c ause and Cure.
Sent securely sealed, post paid, for SO cent?,
BY DR.. c. Whittier, 6l7 st. Charles street,
81. Louis, No., the greatSpecislist. Read
his card. div
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Is times o. peace prepare fo1 var, Is the
principle the old foakers are nov advocating
10 view of the passage Of tie temperance
bill. Immense private stocks of whisky are
b ing hid 10.
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A Book EVERY Man.

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OK SELF-PBESEE
WALTON. Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure OF Exhausted Vitality, Sperm storThora, Sem-
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Mau, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypocon-
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Of Youth, or the IndiscretiOns Exeessss Of ma
tuTe years. This is indeed book for every man.
l90;h edition, much enlarged, illustrated; bound
in beautiful French cloth. Price only 81.
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4 Dr usatner In 81 scrape The .rS lie

q Dr a s.lg,ser in scrape The Vs. III
Gof sat Oi al.
At Big Cresf, AIksnsas, they have n Pc
culiar fashion whicl. sometimes proves EN-.
bsrrassing. As there is 10 preaching within
thirty miles, the way for marrying i by ks
sing across table. Recently New York
drummer was out there. lie put up at .
private house, and became quite intimate.
One evening he was footing around one OF
the girls, generally trying the extent OF her
sweet temper, when She gave hIs %hIsSers a
pull and ran. He followed. She got the
table between them. lie chased her around
il several times. When ont Of breath, be
stopped on he other side, making wild
plunge, ushi her ia his arms and gave her
a hearty kiss. She then sat down on the
sofa, and they talked pleasantly Tor a couple
of hours-be thinking 1t singular that she
should sit up SO late.
At las, she said, Don't yug think ips
about time Ee went to bedF'
81 guess you are right lie Teialiked;
''!ei's CO."
She lii a candle, and he was alaEt 10 do
the same, when she said, 81 reckon ones
enough. Oae candle VIII light two folks to
bed"
"UndoubtedIy il would, when those two
people OCCUPY the same room. Bat your
candle WON'T illuminate my chamber"
"Ain't We going TO occupy thessm room?
Amt we married.
"Ain't We whai?' shouted TIE gentle man
Married, Didn't you kiss me ac.o1s the
table? That married us."
4 cold sweat spread over the drummer.
He knew that if he said he wasn't married
to her she would make an outcry, and then
her loving and IL uch-'ohscco-con IA
ther would arise in Eis Era.h and carve him
into outlets, and her brothers would bring
down their shot guns and empty the osntenis
into him. He must be straiegetic. lie
must put her OF. 81 he said:
"Fairest of your sex, permit me Il remark
that did not kuow that kissing across the
table constituted a marriage CEREMONY. But
am content. ] have never seen one who
so completely Oiled my idea of beautiful,
sweet loving and modest woman. However,
l would never think of holding you TO this
marriage until had asked the permission
Of your father 10 pay my addresses to You.
Tomorrow, at DINNER, when the entire fam
lily are present: | will propose FOR your fair
hand"
This satisfied the lady, and, after best)v-
ing upon him iervent kis', she went 20 her
room, and he went TO his. lie packed his
carpet-bss. took of his boots, snd made
tracks for the nearest railroad station. He
didn't feel entirely safe until he had reached
St. Lonis. He hasn't informed his wife OF
this little adventure. He's afraid she might
write out to Arkansas for the facts in the
case, and then he might Ct; arrested for hisss
amy. Women sometimes won't listen to
reason, you know.
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Veal calves, according 70 quality. 0O0l2 On
Hoss-In light supply, the number Of poor hog.
now being marketed leads 10 the conviction that
farmers are selling the stocks closer than usual.
owing to the light crop Of corn and the high prices
prevails that the great bulk Of the hog crop has
been marketed, and consequently packers may not
be expected to run very heavy the balanc: Of the
ss. Esss
heavy Si3594 IS gross; good to choice light = 90
a4.50. Dressed hogs-eood 10 choice heavy S. 90
as. 80; good to choice light -. 75@5.25.
HIDES AID EURs.
HIpEs-Creen &c; green salted, S0Sc; dry
BUFFALO HIDEs-Bull, & Oo92 so; COW, 81 COG
SO; spikes 81 GOAL 80; yezrliugs, 4095Oc, sum-
mer bull, 81 %; COW, 81 %; shipe, 81 70; year
ling, 4Oc.
% 90; no. p. s. %; no. 5, $40 Call, no. !,
81 w; no. ., &3 %; no. 3. t2OO. Usage, NO. l,
s5oe no. 2, IS w; no. 8, 81 20; calf, j, o. So
mo- 81 50; no. 3. q %; soft and hard culls.
woIr-Grey or timber wolf, NO: I, 8 60; no.
2, 81 "; no j. soc. Prairie or small wolf, no. J.,
70c. no. ?, 35c. no. 8. 25c..
WILD CAr-No /, SOC; No 2, soc; No 5, loo.
RACCOON-No l, 4Oc; No 2, 20c: No 5. loo.
GaA1 Fox-Nol. 4Oe; No 2, 2oc; No 8. Zoe. Kit
Fox. No l, zoe; No 2, lOc. Bed Fox. No l. 7sc;
sKusK-Black, SOC; narrow stripes. Zoe; broad
stripes, loo.
MUsKRArs- No l, lie; No2, l0c; No 8, Sc.
HOUSE CATs-NO l. Ice; No 2, Sc.
MISK-Dark color ard glossy, No I, o. 50; No
pas and dead sn sG,s, No
OrTER-Nol, IS 70; No 2, q 50; No 5. 81 90.
BEAvER-Prime, and shaved, per pound, NO l.
l2oc; No 2. .!5c. Beaver. prime and heavy, per
DEER sk,ss-Drs.ed. per pound. Mol. q 80;
ASTELoPr-Dressed. per pound. No 1. o. IS
DKKR-In hair, 25@4Oc.
ANTnLOPs-In hair, 2002c.
ELK-In hair, 15020c.
A blue pelt is never . No. I skin "A real No. I
full seasoned, large size, bright color, thicEly
Greasy SKINS are worth from 20 cents less than
soled robes are worth 50 cents to 81 90 les than
inevitably soiled summer robe are almost worth
less.
Prices at all times subject to tho changes Of the
market.
rallow-5@sc.
Beeswax-20a25c.
Feathers-Live geese, Sc.
GROCERIES.
CoFrEE.Rio. from common to ehoioe. sl-ssc;
REFINED sUGAn-A, 10ss; extra C, 1917 C,
1OlAc; XXX, &c.
fair to sssss "s, ~ Ysuss
@s5c; Oolong %O975
DRIED APPLKs-12kd13c.
DRIED PkACHEs-I3aIsc.
DRIED BLAcKBERRIEs-l51z916:.
CREKsE-l6x@l7c.
CURRANIs-S99c.
PRUNEs-l61z9lSc.
SALT-O. X. 81 60; Sackanaw, q .3o2 80.
SYRUP-NY, 5975c.
YEAST PowDRRs
Durham YEAST Powder, D cans = doz...-....t5 90
/" &c I'm cans '' ........- IS
/" an cans " .....-... 50
LUNExA
CLvAR-lst, II. ~ and inch dressed. per n
feet, Sos; I'd clear ~, IL and inch, $50.
FLooRISG-Fint quality dressed and matched,
s45 I'd do, eS7 50; 81 do, t27 so.
sIpING-lst clear dressed, ga 50; ID do 81; Sd
do, $40,
sTocKs-A, 10 and IL inches. dressed. S52 50;
do s43; c II inches, dressed one side, IS.
SHKvLNG-Dressed two sides, o52 50; ID do,
$45 DC.
BARN BoARps-Rough, e22 50.
sHEHIING-t0.
FKNuNe-lst quality, t2s so; ID do. 20.
PANEL BOARDs-Dressed, SIS
CEILING-Clear, "a inch, 81 do, q inch, |
So 50.
Box BoARDs-lst quality, SIS.
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HENDERsoN's BUCHU, the great diur..ic,
an unfailing remedy for all diseases of the
kidneys and bladder, also for dyspepsia or
indigestion, fatulenoy, or wind in the
stomach. The most distressing cases OF fe-
male weakness snd uterine complaints are
permanently cured by Henderson's Buchu.
Il is urequailed by any knoEa remedy for
the cure OF dropsy, gravel, and all equity
and rheumatic affections. Ii Is a spec;ic
remedy for expeiling all pin and tape
worne. Il is Precribed by eminent physi-
cians in chronic affections Of the liver. For
sais By all druggists See advertisement in
tn ina
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0Ieeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1874.

The pror rietors Of the Leayenwcrth Coal
Mine. say if tie bill requiring them to sink
another shaft passes they will close no the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-02-26

New York. Chicago and II. Louis exchange ID
buying At par and selling at u to u premium.
GRAIN AID FLOUR.
There has been no change in the price Of
wheat since our Last report, bat farmers arc yet
hedes back the b1in Of E.in o' hsh,. ats:
which is quoted % No. 2, VS. selling yesterday At
Sl.35. There bas been no change q yet in the
prices of nour and the mills are crowded to their
The following figures ruled YESTERDAY:
wHKAr-Fal, No. 2, IS; No 3, 1 %; No 4,
l O5; spring sac
Goss-!ne.r; zoe per b.shsl: shsl!ed. 75e.
OATs-Are in demand At ssc Per bushel.
BARLKY-is quoted at 81 1851 ~.
fLouR-Best XXX. a 90; Xxx, 5 50; Star, ? IS;
bucKvheat nour. IS 90; rye nour % 50; Graham,
50; corn meal. u " per 100 lbs. saipstud,
81 10; bran, 81 .0oc.
Nessn. williams Bowen have shipped three
car loads Of folr to different points on the K. p.
Railroad this week, At above prices, and every.
thing indicates that -four viii hold stin fer the
present.
Wheat Is coming in considerable quantities from
Missouri, Nebraska and the 6OlOmon Valley in this
State.
e ..ss. eeI: Pr % un
BAoox--ClssI sides. She; dry .alt side, re
Pokk-Ciear mess Per Darrell vls ~; mes,
Sl4 so; prime mes, 81 so.
DRIED BsKy, - canvaoed. per ,, lie; uncan-
IAsD-Ks,,ls rendered, in tieress, SIC; 20 y
cans, SIC: 20b cans Sxc l0D pals, boxed. loose,
lids or. sealed, 10Zc; kettle rendered, pals,
boxed. loose lids OF sealed. li<e; kettle rendered,
n cans, l2xc.
SMOK KID BkE1 ToxeuK-S5 50 per dog.
BUTTKR-Per pound, 25c.
BKANs-per bushel, 8 70.
E6Gs-per d0sen, &c.
CHICKENs-per dozen, u IS.
fRAIRIK CHICKRNs-Per dozen, u 10
QUAILs-per dozen, soc.
KABBIfs-per dozen, SOC.
OSiONs-per bushel, q 20.
PorAIoEs-per bushel 81 81.
ApPLKs-per bushel. 81 409l 65.
TURNIPs-S5c. per bushel.
LIVE STOCK.
2CATTLH-The market for cattle has improved .
trine the past week. Purchases In small l0ss are
frequent, aad it II noticeable that the bayen out
nu.nber the sellers. The following table shows the
grades and prices in eur market:
Choice native steers, Nv. 1Ao0Ds and:
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An American citizen, the inventor of
~ pa,ent WOOL spinner, has actually succeed-
~ in securing Prussian patent. The fact
asDcrves to be noted, - the Prussian govern
nent rarely il ever accords patent Tor for
ofEn inventions.
-Journalism is deteriorating on tie vest
en- coast. The editor Of the San Fr,nciseo
Obroaicse shot four times At the editor of the
8Rn and missed him. The older ish.h;t.nt,
lsve nothing I, live for nov, except he
Ssealories Of the good old times When 4
Ilneral followed every shot Nilssaxkse Srs.
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FINANCIAL Asp eolal1llelal.

OFFICE OF TIE TMxs, LKAvRAw erH. Kansas,
febsu--. g, ls7L
NoXEIARY.
The local money mazket b quiet, VIA NO
very great demand for loans. An The l.s,-
Lar customers Of the banks are getting aeconmodz
tons necessary 70 meet prssing demands We
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RGsd the following extract Of q letter from Mrs.
Rivers, wife Of Rev. DIR. Rivers, OF the most
earned. eloquent and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Who is 1t present
stationed At Broadway Church Louisville, Ky.