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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-01-08
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1874,
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IAess's addition 70 Lrsvoo vorth rttV. I'd ioes
DpDSer f,ar ,O - Ave- (5S h bI,ek nunber
Afsy-ssvsa (SO In central sabdivisaoa Of Leaves.
worth city. and III uunber three (S,. in blocx
nanbss tsa u0) in Clark 4 Rsss' sddisiea to
lawn vogth city and lot M uher eleyeo (lO In
Hieek nunbss four (D In C1srk q Ree' sddltsoa 10
Leavsnvogth city, and les number eight (O in
baeek .cnher two (1). In Lsaveavesth city proP-
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bloek nunher ssveaty.lve CIR, In Lsavenvosth
eisy DropsG. ssd Ios .s.ssr sisHseea s). in block
nunksr sixtseu QS), in Lsavsavortk city proper
ana lot nuEbec (5), in bSock number
any -six (s, in Lsavsa worth city proper s.d al
thas pant Of The quarter Of section num-
ranes nunbsr venty. % en- Which u bounded -
tollove. namely: HesinuiuR nj n pOint on the
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Vlesorls wO0d al.

This celebrated actress will appear at the
Opera House on the 10 inst.
We clip the following complimentary no.
tice from an eastern exchange:
Eloquent, impassioned. speaking from the
depths Of . profound sincerity, she strikes q
vein Of sympathy in her audience. which, on
account Of her deep strength and powerful
interert, seems like the effect Of magic to
those dispos 'essed Of that wonderful imagina-
ton, welded only by the divine right Of
truth. There is nothing dreamy, speculative
or far.fetched in Mrs. Woodhull's correct
outspoken vices. With bold trenchant en-
phasis, she cuts right and left amidst the MI
serable sham which society snstain, and
opinion have sanctioned n just. IL there is
one popular vice more 10 be deprecated than
another, il IL that affected false modessty
which shrinks from the utterance Of ones
thoughts AZ they exist plain and unvsrnished
in the imagination. There il but one name
for truth the world over. II ia what We all
are struggling for the ultim1tum. the essence
Of all our judgments.
How, then, can We attain il in the smallest
degree, when We studiously, persistantly
deny its value in our speech and intercourse?
Il = thb incubus of modern timea, this
fear Of speakias what We tkiak. which Vic
toria Woodhuh combats with all the native
strength and originality of her truth-loving
spirit.
Il i significant fact in her favor, when
Ne hear L sid On all sides, that men and
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-01-08
GLANDS OFF,
New Years at a Livery Stable
Intense Disgust Of the Officers OF
the Law.
How a Writ OF Ejectment was
Served.

Thursday morning about 10 o'clock there
was considerable excitement at W. I,
Woods livery stable, on Shawnee street
The facts in the case and the causes which
led to the trouble are as near as We car
learn a. follows: When the building which
Mr.. Wood now occupies was built by A. T.
Kyle & Co., d. II. Mitchell advanced $500
on the structure. Subsequently A. 7. Kyle
& Co. we're burned out and Mitchell ad'
vsnced more money to the same men te
make repairs, on the condition that if the
money was not paid within year he should
have possession in fee simple of the building.
A. T. Kyle & Co. then gave lease of the
property for one year to w. I. Woods.
A short time ago Mr.. Mitchell sued in
Judge Gardiner's court for money due on
the lease of land on which the building
.tood, and obtained judgement against A. I.
Kyle & Co.
Thursday morning while Mr.. Woods
was away. Mr.. Mitchell accompanied
BY constable Cross and armed with a writ Of
ejectment sgainst A. T. Kyle & Co, pro-
ceeded to the stable, broke in the doors and
commenced TO throw Mr.. Woods property
into the street. Qaite crowd was attracted
to the place by this strange proceeding Mr..
Woods, the owner Of the property soon ap-
peared on the scene and ordered the consta.
ble 10 desist. As he did rot do 40, NJ Wood,
told the circumstances to the crowd and they
rallying to his support, run the carriages
back into the stable again and put constable
Cro~s and Mr.. Mitchell into the street In
the afternoon Mitchell caused the arrest o
p. II. Coney, w. Cranston. A. Mcfarland
and w. T. Woods, for resisting an officer
Woods Immediately had Gross and Mitchell
arrested for disturbing the peace and destroy
ing private property. The case will
come up for hearing In the police court
on the Sth inst. From all that we can learn
Woods and his citizen friends are in the
right. The court however will decide.
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THE WONDERS CT
MODERN CHEMISTRY
SarsaparillIan and its Associates.
Changss So Seen and Felt!
As They Daily Occur
Amer usln.. few dosesof
DIR. RAILWAYS.
Sarsaparillian
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

!. Cool spirits, dissipp,lri1cs OF vsltn
.ansuor: melancholy; increase and harines
dc and muscles, etc.
2. Strength increases, appetite improves, relisl
for food no more sour eructafions or vaierbrash,
good dige ton, calm and undisturbed sleep, avak.
en- fresh and vigorous.
the akin looks clear and healthy. the urine chang
ed from its turbid and cloudy appearance to Q clea
sherry or amber color water passes freely from tn
bladder through the urethra without pain or scald
ing, little or no sediment; no pain or weakness,
4. Marked diminuti0n Of quantity and frequency
Of Involuntary weakening discharges, II auecte
that way, With certainty Of permanent cure. In.
creased strength exhibited in the secreting gland
and functional harmony restored 70 the several or
gans.
S. Yellow tinge on the white of the eyes, and
ed to Q clear, lively and healthy color.
g. Those suffering from weak or liberated lungs
tubercles will realize great benefits in expecfo.
rating freely the tough Phlegm or mucous from tn
lungs, air-cells, bronchi or wind pipe, tint at OF
head diminishing the frequency Of cough genera
increase Of strength Throughout the ~ STEM stop.
page of night sweats and pains, and feeling O.
weakness around the ankles, legs. shoulders, etc,
cession Of cold and chills, nse Of sunocation,
hard breathing, paroxys SINS Of cough on lying down
or arising in the morning All these distressing
symptoms gradually and surely disappear.
3. As day after dav the ssnapariiiian is taken,
nov signs Of returning health will appear; rs the
blood improves In strength and purity, disease vil
diminish and all foreign and pure deposits nodes,
away, and the unsound made sound and healthy
ulcers. fever sores. chronic skin diseases gradu-
ally disappear.
s. IN cases where the system has beeu salavated.
and mercury. quicksilver. corrosive sublimate,
have accumulated and become deposited In the
bones, joints, ETC., causing carries OF tho bones
rickets, spinal curvatures, contOrtions, white swell
linss, varicose veins. etc, lhs sar>aPaullan will
resolve away these deposits and extenninats the
virus Of the disease from the system.
3. If those Who are taking these medicines for the
cure OF chroncs, scrofulous. syphilitic diseases
however slOw may be the cure, ''feel better'' and
and their general health improving, their flesh and
weight increasing or even keeping its own, II is q
sign that the is progressing In these dis
eases the patient either gets better or worse--the
virus Of the disease is not inactive IL arrested
and driven from the blood, it will spread and con
tnue to undermine the constitution. As room as
the sarssparlian makes the patient "fsel better
every hour you will grow better and increase in
health. strength and flesh.
The great power Of this remedy is in the diseas-
Is that threaten death-as in
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
The United States Military
Prison.
Opinion Of the Secretary Of War
in Regard to Location.
LeavenW0rth RecOmmendedas the
Best Possible Place.
The Bills and Papers Sent to
Congress for Approval.

Ga: readers will remember that several
months seo commission was appointed by
President Grant to examine report upon
the bert plan and location of . National
Military prison. This board has visited all
the principal military posts and civil Pris'
ons in the country and make their report to
the Secretary OF War. From special to
the ST. Louis Democrat we take the following
interesting account of their labors as far as
location is concerned:
"The Secretary Of War has prepared for
Congress the papers and reports Of the board
of officers charged with framing regulations
and examining sites for National MILITARY
prisons. The Secretary says in regard to the
leland of Rock Island as a site, attention 4
particularly invited to the remarks OF the
board on Rock Island. owned by the Gov
eminent. There are but two sites where
drainage is absolutely necessary which can
be had. Either Of these cites would mate
rally interfere with AMI mar plans for arm
cries.
THE IDEA OF THE LOCATION
of prisoners of armories, in order that the
labor Of their inmates might be utilized, is
not feasible nor profitable. The labor Of
prisoners would be upon clothing, shoes,
wagons, etc., while the various branches OF
.rmory work would have to be performed
systematically by skilled artisans.
THE MILITARY RESERVATION
at Leavenworth, Kansas, possesses every ad-
vantage possible over every other locality.
The ground is already awarded BY the gov
eminent. 1t is a grand center of mili,sry
transportation, from which communication
radistes 10 all parts of the United STATES. 1t
is military post, and necessary details for
prison guards, ETC., can be made most con-
venient at that point. In regard to economy
in the construction and maintaining of the
prison, it certainly possesses superior advan-
tages. l recommend that action be had up
on this subject. and an appropriation be
made at as early day as practicable, since
on the score of humanity, economy, and
even in the interests of civil society, the
present want of means for carrying out mill
tary punishment and reform can not be too
soon supplied. The board say in regard to
the buildings now at Fort Leavenworth: 1t
il believed that for one-third OF the cum
which will he necessary to properly construct
entirely new buildings, those indicated may
be made into buildings of model character,
and surrounded by requisite wall,
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See advertisement of this live and en-
terprising firm in another column. They
import their goods direct from Europe
by way of New Orleans, and enjoy eve
~ advantage and facility in their line Of
business. They have lately added to their
stock machinery and patterns for mill
gearing of the latest and improved styles.
They are the heaviest dealers outside Of.
New York in mill material of every des-
cription, betting, &c. Being direct i'm
porters and manufacturers, they can fur
nish any goods in their line at closer
figures than any other house possibly
can do. Parties building new mills or
repairing and extending old ones, will
consult their best interests by sending
to this hose for special estimates. Their
patterns are the very latest and improv>
cd kind, well proportional and the
weights properly distributed. The
wheels, pulIeys and shsfting, are turned
and bored to a gauge. which materially
facilitates the putting up, and in case of
changes saves q great expense. IL. Stan
ley, one of the firm and managing man,
with whom we have been acquainted ma
ny years, 10 thoroughly practical man
in every branch of the trade, and whose
contact with mill men ever results in the
most favorable Impressions.
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A SURE THING.-Dr. Kings Syphilli.
tic Remedy is warranted to cure Syphi-
lis in the primary, secondary and tertiary
stages. and in all its varied and compli-
Gated forms, and will cure the worst
caeer of venereal diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most
eminent physicians in America. 1t cures
the first stage and heals the ulceus in q
few days. Itcures ulcers in the mouth
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also.
hard pains in the bones and joints, swe.-
lings in the joints. syphilitic rheumatism
ETC., in short time. Price s per pack
age. Sent everywhere by express. A
treatise on sexual diseases free. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. j.
Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh street, st.
Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or the
money refunded. Robt. Parham Agt.,
for Leavenworth. evu&w
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While We of this county are justly com
planning of our enormous tax, amounting to
about 325 per cent We must not over look
the fact that all parts of the State are in the
same condition, and some a great deal worse,
showing necessity for united action against
corruption, extortion and extravagance in the
present Legislature. We are unfortunate
enough to own piece Of farming land In
Osage county. valued At 1884, and this day
have received receipts Of taxes paid thirty
four and forty-fve one hundredth dollars. or
5O-1O0,h per cent. OF this three forty
five per cent is for Railroad Bonds making
more than half of the tax raised for the sole
benefit Of soulless theiving corporations.
We have Impoverished the State to build
the roads. and 20 far they have controlled
the Legislature to such an extent rs to prsc-
tically exempt them from taxation.
The Usage Changers go for no more bonds,
fair rates Of fare and freight-and just eys-
tenn of assessments on Railroads. The poo.
pie can stand heap Of retrenchnent and re-
form-and our SolOns had better take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
GRANGER.
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The following Is the report of the signal
officer ut this place for the month of Decem.
bz. Highest barometer, 30629; ID range
Of barometer. LIS; lowest barometer,
29,6ll; ID highest thermometer, 670; %
range of thermometer, SO; lowest thermcme.
ter. 30; 4th highea.humidity, 90; total rain
fall, s. "a; lowest humidity, "a; PREVAILING
wind, north. average direction of wind south;
total number of miles Travelled. from the IL
to the 18th 2 262; daily average l62; maxi
mum velocity of wind, 20 miles per hour,
the highest registered IS miles per hour.
highest probable velocity; number Of cloudy
days, 4; number of fair dsys. 8; number Of
rainy days, q; number Of clear days, 6.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DIR. B0HANNAN'S "vEGITABLE CURA-
TIVE" permanently cures all forms Of 'S+rnaf-
oIrhea' or Seminal Weakness in from two 10
seven weeks time. II restores Lost Power and
brings bsck the youthful visor ii those who have
destroyed il by sexual excuses evil practices
This remedy has been used By DIR. Bohannan in
his private practice for thirty years, and has
never fsilsd in curing the worst cases. Price
Five Dollars. Feat to any address. (fiee from OBJ
eervstiou)
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STAND TAE TEST.

The only Baking Powder that has
stood the test for years, and been found
free from adulterstion, healthy, and re-
liable il DR.. Prices Cream. Try it,
and see how decidedly superior 1t 10 to
the cheap kinds In the market. At the
same time try DR.. Prices Special Fla
workings, Vanilla, Lemon. ETC., and zee
how superior in strength and excellence
they are to all others. Find then at
groceries. d &W
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The saarvess Of Dea.h.

Ii would eeem the usual causes of infant
mortality are not sufficient. The little inno-
cent ones are not permitted an even battle
with the King o: Terror; at this hot and
sultry season the restless child, battling with
the enemies of its life that lie in wait at every
corner has. in addition, to encounter another
deadly foe-Mrs. Winslow's or some other
poisonous soothing syrup, administered BY
the hand Of some heartlsss nurse, silly
mother or inbeciie father. A host of pre-.
cious liver might be saved each year by Civ.
ing DIR. McCabe's renowned Medicate,l
Blackberry Brandy, which effectually cures
infantile complaints without any deleterious
results. d&w2w
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Cures all Private Diseases in a short time eli her
in male or female; charges low fees uses no me r.
curry.
Dir. BDHANNAN'S treatise on special Dis
cases." which fully explains The nature, causes,
symptoms, dc. of 'sperma torrhea, FOR Seminal
Weakness Syphilis, Female Complaints, all inn
pejiments Of Marriage, aud valuable information
on Other delicate subjects, sent FREE 10 address,
in plain, sealed envelope, reee pit Of one stamp
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Inflammation Of the Bladder
and Kidneys,

in chronic Of euchYrhea and uterine diseases
In tumors, nodes, hard Jumps and syphiloid ul-
GERS; in drOPsey; in venereal sore throat, ulcers
aud in tubercles Of the lungs. in govt, dyspepsia
rheumatism, ricketts,, in mercurial deposiis-it Is
body has become a complete wreck. and where
every hour Of existence Is torture, wherein this
great remedy challenges the establishment and adj
miratOn Of the sick, IL in in such cases. where all
the pleasure Of existence appear cut of hOm the
unfortunate, and by its wonderful, almost super
natural agency 1t restores the hopeless TO new
life and new existence where this great remedy
stands alone in its might and power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every one is
less troubled with few doses will in most
cases, and a few bottles in the more aggravated
forms, work a permanent cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase . package containing one dozen bottles.
Price $40 per dozen, or S. per haifdOzsn bottles,
or u per botil-. soid by druggists.
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Case No. 1881.

DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that under
Il and BY virtue ofthe judgment rendered In ths
above numbered action, in and BY the above
named Court, and Of N execution Issued on sid
Judgment 70 me directed and delivered. I will On
Thursday, the 29tA day Of january, A. d.
1874.
at II o clock 4. L. Of said day, 1t the Court Houss
door in the City Of LsavsnVOrth in the County
and State Aforesaid, oar st public als and seil
Rpsr.tely 70 the highest bidder, for cash h hanA
each Of the tolovins desibed tr.cts Of land sisu.
..s; lying and being !. ..s County ofls.Vss"os.A
vest half q tn. soa,S... quarter q s:ss,s. mum.
Der seven (O In tovnsAip aunber nfDs ~ - mage
number twenty three (23) contaihing eighty (s0)
arrss mere or ~. and IL whole Of Ios sumbsg
tv0 ~ Of said section number seven az In sid
tosnshiP sumbsr Mise 10 Of nid Sanss number
twenty three (2s containing according 70 tie GOV
except one and 3s-l00 Il S5.l00) scTss Cd - the
south end thereof and the east tvsety ei@At anA
s7-lOo ~ ss-fo0 srres Of trset Of lss4 sootaining
and 13-l0o Isl 75-10o) acras watch trnef
Of 6ny-sev and 75lO0 Isl 75l00) scres co0Dsisss
according u the govern Deat survsy he vheas q
lot number three ~ which contains 1oty-sevsn
and 1890 ga l5lOU) scrss Of said section nuubes
raegs number twenty three (23) and ths east ten
and 90 lou no 6o-l00) acre. Il LET number Sur 90
Of said oDettoo nuO6eg seven Ia In aid t0Vnship
number nine 10 Of nd mage number tvsaty -thrss
(23.
Said property has been levied upon aud 10 10 b
sold - ths property Of Aid Dso.adsat, Madison
Miils.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Lsaves worth county, Kansas.
Sheh6s Omcs, Lesvenvesth city, kansas,
Dscember z3rd, A. ID. 1878.
BYsOx SnkRay, Attorney 6S Plaintiff.
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DUBLIC notice II hereby given that 1nder and
by virtue Of the judgnsnt rsadased in tAe
above numbered action, in and By the shove named
court and Of an execution issued - sid judy
msnt 70 me directed and delivered, viii On
Thursday, the 18th day Of january, A. d.
1874,
Ut II o. clock m, Of sid day, q the Court Ae0ss
door In the City Of In the county aad
r.teiy to The Highest bidder. for ea.h /. ias1.
each Of the following Described ts.ets
q land, situate, lying and bsing IN
the County Of Lsavenvesth md 0eate
Of Kansas. namelv ths vest half Of The
township number nins ~ 81 range nunber svse.
ty-three (29 containing eighty (s0) seres more @
Len, and the whole Of lot number tve (O u said
section number seven (D In sid township number
nine ~ o. said range numbes tvsaty-thrss (5S)
.n to q; s:.ssy
"a 5000, escep. sas and s1i1sy-s,s
oue-husdredths q sS-lO0) eerss - 81
the south end thereof, and the east tvsnty
eight and s7OO (2s 81 l00l serss Of tract Of lad
trsst Of 6hy-ssven and 1s-i0O Isl 7s-ReI
government :urvsy The viols sf Ies
number three ~ which coasains 1srty- seven and
l5l0O "a 15-lO6) acTss Of nd section lunbse
en- C0 In said Township numb nias 20 q 80
and ee-l00 no CO. 1907 scres e lot nu1bsR tour ~
Of said section number seven Ia In said township
number nine (9) Of said Eange number twenty
(23). Said property has been levied upoa and 10
to Be sd = the property Of said dsSssdant
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenv worth County, Kansas.
sherin's once, LeevsnvsrtA CITY, Kansas. De-
csmber 23rd "A. d. 1873.
BxnsH sHEnnr. Attorney iss Plaintiff.
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dmteklp Gimes
THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1874.
The street Railway,

The LeavenvoEth street railway has passed
into The hands Of new stock company. J.
p. Fenlou he's been appointed superinten-
dent. Hereafter the cars will make regular
trips every half hour. We will give the new
time table On Monday.
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STATE o. KANSAS,
CoUsIY o. LkAvkAWORTm.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of The State Of Kansas sitting In and tor Leaven.
worth county In said State.
Ausaia u Clark, J. C. Stone and
II. =. CiAsk, PiAintiGs.
Eliza =. Young and Isaac Young,
Defsndants.
DUBLIC notice ID hereby given, that under and
Il BY virtue u the judgment rendered In the above
entitled action. In and by the above named Court,
and Of a execution issued on said judgmsat,
to NE directed and delivered. I will On
Monday, the 18th day Of Jonuary A. ID.
1874,
AZ II o clock Q. Of sail day at the Court House
dOor IN the City Of Leavenworth, in the County
and State Aforesaid, offer At public sale and sell
% the highest bidder for cash In hand, the follow.
ing described tract of land situate lying and being
In the County u Leavenwosth and state
VI Kansas. namely: Lot number three 81 in block
number sig t6J in Clark and kees' Addition u the
City u Leavenvorth.
Said property has been levied upon and 10 10 bs
sold - the property Of the above named defend
ants, Eliza +. loung and Isaac Young.
THOMAS LEONAKD,
SheTi1 Of Leaven Worfh County, Kansas.
Sheriff Once, Leavenvorth City, kansss, De-
cewber l0th, A. d. 1873.
PEsDsnY GODDARD, Attorney, for Piaintins
decIIUtf