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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-08

Castoria is more than . substitute for Cas-.
OIL 1t il the only safe article in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels, cure Wind
collie and produce natural sleep. II IL pleasant to
take. Children need not cry snd mothen may
sleeP. spr2.v
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Mr.. F. HAR1NAx Wis joined in tie holy
bonds of wedIock, last evening to Mist
Fannie 3. Trose Of High Prairie. The
ceremony took place at the brides fathers
There IVES a large and brilliant company
preser,. aid We, with the rest Of their
friends, wish them . pleasant Journey
throu n lie, AID msy their troubles all tie
a;t,le oneen
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6Mteklp dimes
THURSDAY. OCTOBER s, 1874.

For reliable medical treatment ana
.p.edv cur,. 20 to the Central Medical l.
s;ituie. 765, Chesrut street, s. Louis, MO
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
TEAvENwoRrH- KAA .O3. 10. s76

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
LEAvESwoRrH, KAs., Ga. TO- !
To the Taxpayers Of Learenrorsk Co:
Islbmit the followin, for your informa.
ton:
Taxes become due on the LIST day Of No
vember, Of each year, and under the laws
of last Winter are payable as iolloxs. to.
Wit:
One half on or Def re che ooh day Of De-
cember, 1874.
The other hal on or before The l0sh day
Of uns, 1875.
If any part OF the frs, hall # said taxes
remain unpaid after the Goth day Of Deoem.
Der, 1874, then the whole amount of tar
charged against a.y ptr,on, becomes due.
II any pe,s-n ehall ply the full amount
of his taxation on or before December 2O,h,
of December, 1874, then euch person vii
be 81 Owed by the County Treasurer . de.
duct;on OF Use per cent. on the half that
would not be dee until June 20 b, 1875.
If he pays on. hall December Goth, 1874
be get, no deduc ion of five per cent, bul
has until June 20 h, is 5, to pay tie Other
half, ritkost penalty.
PENALIY.-1he County Clerk /. re
quired to add peniliy en- unpaii taxes, a.
follows, to Wit:
II neither The whole or half the taxes are
paid on or before December 10th, 1877 4. then
on the day following, Eve per csnt is added
Then the taxes With the FIRST penslty added
70 until March ooh, 1875. and If not paid
on or before that day, then on the d.y fol.
thep the taxes wi,h the FIRST and second pen
atty added. 60 until June 20tb. 1875, and
il not paid Z n or before that day, then o.
the day following. Al additional Eve pc,
cent. is sdded, (making total Of fifteen pei
cent. J; and il half the tsxes ore paid Deem.
Der 10th, 1874 AID il the other half due
June 10Th. 1875, i not paid whea due, Eve
rer cent. will be added to such pcrtien The
ssle Of real property for non-pay ment Of
taxee, commence annually on the 6rss Tuee.
day in September.
INTEREST AFTER SALE
For the fi,s, year or Any part ID. reof. twO
per cent. per month.
For the Second year or any part thereof,
three PSF cent. per month: and for tie third
year or any part thertf, and all subsequent
time afier the t. sale, three per cent. PEI
month. and the eaxae rate on all sub&Suenl
taxes paid thereon, and indoeed ON ths
certificate Of eale.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Warrants will issue for al taxes on per
soral property remaining due and uopaid,
o. the 6rs' dsy Of January, or the 6r-t day
Of July, 1876. Wien no payment 10 0ads
On or before Decenber 30sb, 1874, the Var!
rant will issue il Jaauary following Whes
half 10 paid Decemher 3osb, 1871, the baF
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-08

S.rs,p,ril;sn ResoIsent i. a quicker cure
for the remov i Of spots, bemishes, sofes.
erupeions of the skin, black spots or worm
In The aesh, than any Of the ordinary Sar-
saparil,as 10 u~. These dec c.icns are mere
va.hss 10 the Roseriu, stimulating and
purifying efficacy o. Dr.. RADwAY's SAR-
sAPARrIlIAN REsoLvExr. A few does
will restore the vieor Of life to the weak,
dehilianasd and infrm.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-08

A GENTLEMAN who lives in this city,
wrote sbou, ten days ago TO his sister, Who
lives in Portland. Mime. assins her about
some properly to which hey had fallen
heir, and in reply received lett :, ysisr-
day, which cen aimed four shafts Of foGls-
cap written on both sides. all about the
.ec0nd coming of Chris.
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THE SONG MONARCH !

By b. z. PALNKn Of Chicago, with the distin-
guished asststance ot Prof L U. EMER9ou Of Bos-
ton. These gentleuen in the soxs MoxA1cu,
present. 10 the public book unrival'ed for the use
Of SINGING CLASSES,
whether in the form OF singing Schools, or in Nor
nal Music Schools, Conventions, Colisge,, Or
Academies, and III, higher Common schoo;s.
PRICE. IS cents. $3.50 per ao.ea.
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4 BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
MaT:T1o re
Guido.

MARRIAGE Tor 10 the VARIED or
-r,S~~ those about to marry
&os lion the physiological
mysteries and revelations Of tho sexual system,
With the visest discoveries in producing and pro.
venting offspring. how 10 preserve the complexion.
DC.
This Is an interesting work Of two hundred and
sixty pages, With numerous engTavings. and con-
tains valuable information for those Who are mar.
ned, o. contemplate marriage. still II is . book
that ouzht to be Kept under loeh and ley, and not
laid carelessly about the house.
Ii contains the experience and advice Of Q physi.
clan whose reputation il world wide and should be
thing the subject Of the generative system that
10 worth knowing, and much ttai is not pablished
In any other work.
Sent to any one Tree Of POSTAGE for Fifty Cents
Address Dr.. Butts Oisi ensary, No. IL N. sth
street, st. Louis, No.
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Testamentary Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l..
LEAvEHwoRrg, CorSTY.

In tie Probate Count IL and for said Cosnfy
In the m liter Of the Estate Of
THOMAS o. GROARTRN8H, Dec aged,
NOTiCE is hereby given that Letters Tes.a-
IN mentary have been granted TO the under
sixned on the will Of Thomas 0. Groartney, late
OF said Comfy, deco ased, BY the Honorable, the
Probate Court Of the County aid State Aforesaid,
dated the si4tsenth day Of September. A. D. 1874.
Nov, all penons having Cairns againss tie said
Estaie sre hereby rotfed that they must present
the same to the undersigned Ior allowance. within
one year from The date Of said Letters, or they
may b pFecluded from any benefit Of such estate;
and that isuch claims Be not exhibited within three
yeafs after the date Of said Letters. they shall b
1OSver eafTed.
Ia CHARLSS L. GROARTNEY, Executor,
ofthe will Of THUMAS U. q ROARTNkY,
octl.w4v D.teased
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilis
ticRemedy is wsrrented to cure SyphI-
lie In the primary, secondary and ter.
airy stages. and In all its varied and
nplicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases CT venerial diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment Of the
most eminent physicians In America
Il cures the first stage and heals the
ulceue in few days. ltcures ulcers In
tie 10 e, throat, head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones and joints,
dwellings in the joints eyphilitic rbeums-
hsm etc, In Q short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on sexual diseases free. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. j.
Dinsteer, Sos North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, No. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. RObt. Parham Agt., for
Heavenworth. cod & "
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SAMARITAN NERVINE.

Is the great remedy for Epi-
leptic Fits, Convuldons and
Sp1sms. 1t h an infAllible
remedy. A certain and sure
cure in every case, Of long or
, short standing, 1t matters not
how many doctors have tried
their skill and failed. 1t has
been tested BY hundreds, and
never wasA known to fail in .
single case. Come or send i'm.
Lmediately for medicines. and
eek relief. A trial bottle will
|be sent to any one suffering
with the above named disea-
ses. Always give name Of
when ordering medicine.
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8oeaol1eh0a In %. LO0lo n 1857.
Cures all Private Diseases in . short time either
IN male % female; charges low iees; usss no mer.
Dr.. BOHANNANS s'Treatiss on Special Dis.
eases, which fully explains the nature. causes
symptoms, &C.. Of 'spefmatorrhea, 'or Seminal
Waakness.' Syphilis, Female Con piaints, ali i'm.
Pediments Of Marriage, and valuable information
On other delicate subiects. sent FREE to address,
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aars-pasisssaa Rcsolvens.

LA better remedy .nd a safer curative for
Kidney. Bladder ard Un.erine difficulties
than Buchu. Turpentine, Cubebs. Juniper,
Gin. or .ny other dir ct dixrefie knorn
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That many gcccers sell DIR. Prices Baking
Powders Al the came price they do the cheap
er kinds, ard as they have 10 pay more for
il, make less money, hence they never rel
il unless the purchaser demands il. They
place it ont of sight, and urge their ous:o-
m.rs to take I common kinds, because
they are nore. pco6abie. LIT consumers
bect me aoqu ,inr.d v lin The fact that it is
only necessary to mix one part flour to Two
parts Of DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
to make powder rs perfect in It's result, as
other kinds, snd there are few who would
pay the same rrice FOR the adulterated ant
Gle, as for Dr. Prea's, rot when -four costs
le-s than elk cents per pound. DR.. Prices
powder il not sold in bulk. eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-08

Radwsys S,rnp,rillisn Resolvent is the
corsunpave's hope. Ii looeensihe phlegm,
sepsirs Inc vss;e OF tie body with new and
blood, and ops dec.y. Le, il be tined.
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MANHOOD RESroREp.

victim Of youthful imprudence. causing pre-
MIXTURE deiy, nervous debility. etc., having
trisd in vain every known remedy, has foand
simple seif-euie, which he will scnd rxse TO
fellow sufferers. Address J. II. REEVES,
octi-v:.6 IS Nassau ST., NevY
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-08

Partira B.ava, associated With Sarsspa-
rillian and ether remedial SCENTS. in Rad
way's Eenovating Resolveni, is compen-
eating remedy. 1t CURES every kind Of d.
sesse Of tie kidney, bladder. akin AMI ute
line organf. A few dcses will make the
mma extra6 rlina,y ehsn1e-lor the better
III for Dr.. Radvays Sassapssilliaa R.sol.
vess. Pric,, 81 per bottle. sr 6 bo!tles
for IS.
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SEMINAL WALLIS CURED.

DIR. B0HANNAN'S ssyEGITABLE CCSk g..
TIVE permanently cures al forms Of 'Spermaf.
orohea' or Seminal Weakness In from two 10
seven weeks time. 1t restores Lost Power and
brings back the youthful vigor Of those Who have
destroyed II By sexual excuses or evil practices.
This remedy has been used BY Dr.. Bohannan in
his private practice for thirty yeaTs and has
never failed In curing even the worst casss Price
Five Dollars fent to any address, free from OBJ
saYvnti0nl
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SYPHILIS CURED.

DR.. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable Syphilis Cure b
warraSted 10 permanently cure SYPHILIS In all
its stages, and eradicate The last vestee Of Syphi.
itic poison from the system. Those having the dis.
ease lurking m their blood, concealed from obser.
walton, in ifs constitutional FORM thereby leopard
ling the health and happiuess Of another, = veil
. that Of their ".sfr.ng, should Immediately use
tAis medicine, AMI be cur, d for LIFE. Price Five
Dollays. Sent to any address
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"OW To MAKE MONEY In Wall 81. safely,
III with SO, or more. Profits enormous. Pam
phiets led Ramble 4 Co., SO Broadway, Nev
YORK 70. box, g. Joj. octs-W3Ss
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ANOTHER CHANCE +!
POSTPONED TO
Ls1St OF G1ftOs

Drawing G. Rain at that Date.
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Address Dr.. c. A. BOHANNAN, No. 6le Nsrth
Flfth Street, 6t. Louis, Mo.
o~Pefsons RENTING money BY mail for meaf.
eine., gill send BY 'Postofice Order or Rods
cred Letter. deel7aGV
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THE DEBT COVERED CHURCH.
The Collections To Date S35 ,OOO-Wiu
the Creditors Take Half q Loaf or
Monet

The Collections To Date S35, GOODWILL
None!
Another meeting of the creditors OF st. Johns
church. Orange, has been held in Newark, at
which were present various church committees.
The debt the church. after deducting the $4,000
odd thrown Off by the creditors, Is now $40, 900;
$4,000 ia represented by mortg yes, leaving
subscriptions raised to date Is about $4,000.
There is property. real estate, &c, in Orange be-
longing to the church, which can be sold that
would realize some $4,000, making $63, 900 to go
against the debt. While subscriptions continue to
come in IL Is still considered that the amount now
raised is about all the diocese could reasonably be
expected to contribute in such times. So the
question now is, Will tue creditors take what they
get or force the sale Oh the chnrchy The
Tmatter was lett open until the next meeting, which
VIII he held April s. Then II will be decided. the
following are the amounts subscribed, in addition
Johns, New Brunswick $50; st. Paul's Burlington.
$685.; ST. Plus, East Newark 81 900; st. Budgets,
500 So; Freehold, s5s; Hudson City, s24O;
South Amboy and Keyport. 1906; ST. Peters,
Jersey CITY, $3.50; Hackettstown and Stanhope.
Sl34; West HobOken and vicinity, 1888 Hacken-
SACK s76; Hobogen, sos; st. Columba's, of
Newark, SLAP; st. Peters. New Brunswick, $500;
Bordentown. S25l south orange, $1,000; Children
OF Mary Cathedral, Newark, $40 so; st. BOniaces,
Jersey City, $50; ST. Benedict's, Newark, $l41; ST.
Bonitace's, Paterson, $685. Railway. $50; Plainield.
$3.50; Newton and Franklin, $S1 40; Millville Cape
May vicinity, $500; Long Branch and Red Bank s2s6;
ST, Mchaers jersey City, S470; Ancient Order OF
Hibernians. No. o. 500; washington, 5000; Engle-
burg $4e3 IS; Dover $3.50 Northampton Junction,
1897; Egg Harbor, $l7: summit, $6ls; st. Jonn's,
Paterson, $1,000; Montc!alr, s349; Bloomfield,
$470 Salem, S125; st. Paul's Of the Cross, Jersey
CITY, S422; German Church, Trenton, 5000; Fort
Lee, 500; IT. Marys, Jersey City. s6O5 on account
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TEE MaY0R'S LICENSE BUREAU.
Street Distractions and the Bo0rd OF As
sistant Aldermen.

stStant Aldermen.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Assistant Alder.
men tomorrow the ordinance passed by the Board
OF Aldermen Thursday Will come up for CONCUR.
renee or rejection but IL Is generally supposed
that this body VIII coincide with the upper branch
OF the Common Council.
Assistant Alderman Charles NJ. Clancy, as the
mOuthpiece OF the ma GRITTY OF the former. has eX-
pressed the opinion cnat the present License
Bureau is D nuisance and ought TO be abolished, but
that something better shOu d be substituted IN its
stead. In Its present condition 1t Is offensive 10
the pubic, and as far Us he was cerned ne
would do his utmost TO abrOgate the evil. A,r.
Clancy exhibited q form OF application to
the Mayor which every one desiring TO put
up a sign or cucumber the sidewalk loading
and unloading goods would be compelled Co use
ana to have approved by the Alderman and AS
slstant Alderman and signed by an inspector. 1t
had been the practice OF the gentleman in charge
OF the bureau TO grant hundred or more OF these
permits ana then wait TIL an alderman or assist
ant alderman came along, and The applications
were then signed IN 0ulk. The systeal was bad
ana ought to DC bettered. His own district COW
cred Broadway on tnc East side, from Franklin
street to Houston. He had always refused to sign
applications except wirhin the street line and mad
been particular TO Keep The Bowery Tree OF nui-
sances. me Bureau o. Permits was eXtortiondte,
but u substitute was needed, since the Bareau OF
membranes uad only TWO inspectors 10 cover
the whole Guy. The Assistant Aldermen would
probably nve agate the matter and examine the
Otlcels Of the Bureau o Permits
Assistant Aide man Thornel republican, be-
lieves That the merchants right TO receive and
deliver tnelr freight Oh the sidewalks should he
respected but Cnat the trailc must not interfere
win the highway. to wnose use the general puDllc
il emitted. lie does quality himself rs To his
vote on absolutely abOiiShlng the permit business,
but Is IN favor OF modifying the same.
The main hght, however, Is made on the fact
that the salary OF the managing man in tue
bureau Is s42oo per annnn. 1t Is not known
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HOW A NEWARK CLER YMAN NARROWLY
ESCAPED CLUBBING BY A POLICEMAN.

few nights ago, while Rev. Father Cody, pastor
OF st. James Roman Catholic church, Newark.
was on his way to the bedside OF q SICK parish
Toner, close on midnight, he saw two young girls
with two young men acting in q manner most
rcprehensiblc lie ordered the girls home, saying
II high time lor them to be In bed. ON his re-
turn he found the two couples still abroad. He
again ordered them 10 go home, but they paid
no attention to him. He called policeman, but
instead OF tnat noble guardian OF the night aiding
noise and rushed 30 the priests assistance, else he
would surely nave been beaten by the bully
"bobby" whose ignorance OF the sacred calling
and character oil Father Cody Is OF course no ex-
cusc Tor MS outrageous conduct. The attention Of
the authorities has been called to the matter.
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THE MISSING STEAMSHIP COLIMA,
Her Safety RepOrtcd-Ier Screw Broken
She Is Taken i'm Tow by the Arizona
SuHerings of Boats Crew.

SAN FRANCISCO, March %, 1874.
small boat from the screw steamship Montana
arriV ed at San Diego, Cal, at three O'Clock this
mo ming. with Wells. Fargo q Co. messenger and
Captain IIcfrron, the agent of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company at Acapulco, who reported
the Montana outside the harbOr awaiting their re-
turn from the delivery ol dispatches. They report
that on the 10Th of March the steamship Coima
lost three blades Of her propeller, ana put into
Cerros Island, or the coast OF Southern California
boats crew started from the Colima for San
Diego, and, after battling with head winds Tor
niue days were picked up by the Montana
Ninety miles south OF San Diego. me Montana
turned ABOUT to 80 TO the assistance or the Colina
but me. her IN tow Of the Arizona. The Montana
parted with the COlma and Arizona. on Friday
Marcn ~ at hai past eleven O'Clock A. NJ. When the
Montana cached the GONNA the latter vessel mad
only aoout ten days supply OF provisions on board
The Colima could not nave been seen rom the Ceiu
pany's steamers passing Cerros Island owing to
the position OF her anchorage. The crew of the
boat sent from the COma suffered terribly before
they were picked up by the Montana. When last
seen the Arizona was towing the Coima against
a strong head wind, and making ONLY about
seven miles an hour.
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SUMMERS SUCCESSOR.
The Deadlock COntinuss-inofher Ballot
without ResuIt--A Democratic Banqoet
and the Action Of the Democrats.
BosTON, March rs, 1874.

BOSTON, March IS 1874
to-day has been one OF comparative quletude
regarding the noLy contested Senatorial election
at the Legislature Although Fridays proceed
ings toward casting a second ballot were some
what encouraging Tor the Dawes party, there
seemed TO be u wholesome desire among The mem
Ders to get rld oil second ballot with the deter
mination OF sticking Dy their several cand dates
until next week. and, with this determination lore
most Ia their minds, stuck they have.
To-Gay's proceedings at the State House were
marked by u deficiency IN the numOer OF votes
cast Members began yesterday after adjourn.
ment 10 pair OF, and quite a number went home
early Tins morning, leaving the contest ia tue
same deadlock rs the past I'VE DAYS have clearly
day were tne bailOtins and a distribution OF invi-
tatlOns 10 democratic banquet rendered the
democratic members ny the Democratic state
Central Committee, which occurs on Monday even
ing, at the United States Hotel. THIS clearly
proves that the democrats win not change their
ballots in Mondays convention but, doubt, Will
freely discuss the serious aspect Oh affairs at tins
entertainment. From the ballots cast to-day, and
taking into consideration the assent members,
the Dawes men say they
GAINING STRENGTH DAILY.
At neon the Convention was again called to
order by President Lor,ng, and the voting inlme-
diately began. the result OF which Was:-
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CATHOLIC REVIVAL IN NEWARK.

For several weeks past there has been In prog
ress at st. Patrick's Cathedral, Newark, under the
conduct OF the Benedlctine Brothers,-a ''ms-
son'-a special season OF religious service In the
Catholic Church. equivalent 10 the 'rcvvaF' in the
Methodist with the exception OF an absence oil the
lively demonstrativcness OF the latter. For ten
DAYS the mission was exclusively Tor females. The
ten days for the opposite sex are not yet M. Thus
far the mission has been productive OF the most
gratifying results. Some nights over 1000 persons
crowd the Cathedral.
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Upon the announcement OF which the Convention
Immediately adjourned until Monday noon.
The coming week VIII oe one of intense interest
ana excitement. Accessons so the ranks OF Shose
who are laborng ior their respective candidates
may be looked ior and the deadlock now beglus to
be q matter Of serious thought and the watchword
is .'5OnesnIng must be done.'
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The possibility OF q ne,o issue Of iacOncertibye
paper regard ,cith omazement and anxiety, and,
in nav judgment. such issue tcould be a detri-
naent and q sl1sne.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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The POSSIBILITY or q ne,c issue or inconye,tiol
paper Iregard 10Th amazement ana anaiety, ana,
IN nly judgment, such an issue mould be det,i.
nlent ana q Shanle.-CHARLES SUMNER.
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WASHINGTON, MARCH %, 1874.
The committee appointed by the pastors meet
ing last Monday TO make arrangements for tenn
perance service during the coming week held a
meeting last night, at which the unanimous
opinion was expressed that tho intarAst
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT ON AN ELEVATOR.

BOSTON, March Is, 1874.
John Cheney, thirteen years old, while riding
on an elevator at the R0xDury steam Mill to-day
thOughtlessly placed his head through an opening
and It was nearly severed from his body.
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me possibility or ne,o issue or irscoarertiole
pdpe1' regard nth aagazeneat at1 oiLiety. anu
IN Day Jstd9neiat, saeh issue icoud be a derl-
meat ana a shdDle.-CuAaLEs SUMNER.
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IN the meetincs meoe u

In the meetings mede IL inperatvely
necessary that they should be continued,
ana during next week religious temperance
exercises viii oe neld at ihe COngrega: loaai
church. No regular plan OF ylslting slo MS has
been adop ell by the ady Gevotees 10 TIE syrtem
OF ara ny TIE tempeIance cause. bat several pro-
pose gong IN sinah squads Oh two and three. ap-
peal ng 10 saloon Keepers TO discOntinUe their
traliic