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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-09

The TREASURY Department, having some
time ago noticed that the greater part OF the
steel manufactures imported from England
came in at Boston instead OF New York. in
structed its special abroad to investigate the
matter. This agent has reported that the
cost Of shipping steel from England to Bos-
ton is about five shillings ton more than to
New York, and that the subsequent freight
coastwise to destination averages ten shiliings
a ton additional. He states that the British
manufacturers say they prefer to pay this
rather than lose their time and have their
trade impeded. The course was adopted be-
cause they had less trouble with the customs
officials at Boston than at New York. those at
the former port accepting the prices as in
voiced, and because they were advised by their
American agents and also by counsel. to ship
their goods in the manner indicated.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Southwestern Bible SOeiety-New Orleans,
Dec. :, les4-The annual meeting of this society for
business will be held at the Bible House SATC K
DAY. the 10Th inst. at oclOck1P. NJ. and the
annual election at the same place on MONDAY. the
2lst inst between the hours of ~ NJ and o'clock
I. NJ HENRY V. OGDEN,
40 til Rec. Sec.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Office Of the New Orleans Insurance AssOci-
alton. lu2 Canal street New Orleans. Dec It'll lr.3-
Notice is hereby given 10 the stockholders that, in
conformity with the charter. election will he held
Ut the office OF tine Association. on MONDAY, De
cemher 18th, ic.i between ~ A. NJ. and J.. NJ Tor
Twelve Directors TO during The ensuing year.
da til . g.. LANAUN. Secretary.
Notire-A Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Factors and Traders Insurance Company, will be
held at its Office. 81 Carendelet street on MONDAY
the 21st day of December l-7i between the hours OF
IL M. and = o'clock +. NJ, I" vote upon proposed
amcnms nts to the Charter, as tins day approved anu
recommended By the Board Of Trustees.
Ni9 tdal ED. A. PALFREY, secretary
Office Of the Delta Insurance Company. cor.
ner Carondelet and Common streets-New Orleans
Sept l. Is74-Inconformity with the requirements OF
the amended charter and in accordance with a reso
luton of the Board of Trustees at special meeting
held on June 1G la1f the subscribers to the Capital
Stock OF this Company hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following instaments. at the time
| specified below viz:
Ten per cent on the 1st Gay of October, 1s74
Ten DER cent the LIST day OF November, 1874.
Fifteen per cent the lst day OF December, ls74.
Fifteen per cent the 31st day Of December, LIZA.
By order OF the Board.
Su3G $40 j.. w. bAQCAG, Secrssasys
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Hail Variety Dramatic Club. 81 st. Charles
Street New Orleans Dec. 9TH 1S.4-The officers and
members of the above named club are hereby notified
that regular meeting will he held THIS tWeines-
day. EVENING at i o'cloca. All members are
earnestly requested 10 attend business of great i'm
portanee will be transacted BY order.
81. HART. President.
+ A NFI ,>eox S,.rntary ,Ia Ii NAE
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Hall Mechanics, Fire Company No. Il. New
Orleans. Dec. !. Is.i-Annrll election OF Officers,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee 9Th, ls.i, at Z
O'Clock, sharp. by order:
HENRY THAR President.
P.J. SULLIVAN. Secretary: di IT
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GA1ETs THEATEE.-Since the arrival OF the
several new stars this little theater has been
crowded nightly by the lovers Of fun and
frolic. The performance improves each night,
tired Of bringing forward new artists and the
best talent. If you want pleasant time, 60
to the Gaiety Theatre. corner Baronne and
Common Streets
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Once Jefferson and Lake POntchartrnin
Railway Company, New Orleans, La, Dec. 4, ls1i-
The annual election for Directors OF this company
will take place according to law, on MONDAY. Jan
T. 1875. between the hours of 10 4. NJ and III 7. NJ
at the office Of the company, 1. Haronne street.
di I'm J.. MCBRIDE. Secretary
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Office Of New Orleans Gas Light Company,
corner Baronne and Common strcets-New Orleans.
Dec. I. 1S.i.-NOTICE-Anl election Will lie held at
this Office on MONDAY 4th day OF January. 16.5
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and , 7. NJ, for six
directors of this company TO serve for the year elSii
ing. from the first Monday in February next.
d, In WIN. s RROWN. Yreasllrer.
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WANTS.

VNIANTED-A white woman to cook wash aud
w iron for Il small family. Best reference required.
pply at 4! Columbus street Third District. d. 1T
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Special NOiice-NO bills contracted by the
crew of the tusboat S. G. HALL, will be paid unless
Endorsed by the undersigned.
JOHN MCCOY. Owner.
d3 I'm JACK CLARK Captain.
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road Company, New Orleans, Dec. 4. le'4-The an
nla election for Directors OF this company will take
place according to law MONDAY. Jan 4, 1873
between the hours of 10 \. NJ. and > 7. NJ, 1T the
office of the company, II 'aronne street.
di I'm 7. MCBRIDE, Secretary
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Cotton Press Notice-The Terrell Press, Corr
ner OF Orange and Chippewa streets, congresses
Cotton as compact!y the present Ties will hold.
Inn,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

Walter Scott, beirg the 6nt volume of IN
entire new edition Of the Wzver!ey novel;.
10 course Of publication BY them, entitled
"Pesersons Cheap Edition for the Mllian d
the Warerley NoreA" Esch book will te
printed from plain, dear typ, double col
umn, and each work viii BE isued eSmp:e:e
in one large octave volume, With q Eer H.
lusfrated es<zr on each boob, and be completes!
in twen,y-six volumes, at Is cents each, u
five dollars scr The complete ct. This sill
be the cheapest as well a, tie only complete
edition OF the Waverley novels published
in thi. country, ss it will coctain ali the
authors q otfs q vel az all lis addi'ions.
"Ivsnhoe con,a;ns portrait of Sir Walter
Scot, engraved on steel, from NextoDs or
isinsl picture. printed at. Abbotsford, bsing
The last portrait Scot: sat TO-, Which Of itself
is worth the price of the volume. A full Get
Of the twenty six volumes viii be forwarded,
ii once, postpaid, by Mail, TO sny par: of the
United State', to any o e, BY the publishtr',
,n- sending a remittance Of five dollars 10
hem, for the game. At This low price, sll
persons should possess themselves sith a full
ct, and We would take ills occ.sioAs 10 ad-
rise all of our readers TO make remittance
five dollars at once, Per first mail, to 7.
3. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, fpr
he entire set, wsD will eend them complete |
o any one, at once, free Of postage, en- re-
eipt Of that rum.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
MOUNTAIN MEADOW MAS.
SACRE.
A Description Of John ID. Lee and
His Wife Rachel.
The Husband Of Eighteen Dead
And Living Wives.

BEAVER, U. T., Nov. IA, "A.
Jos !, d. Lea, in his cell, i, s,ill the e1.
ciiemen, OF Beaver When brought Oh: Of
Jail, yesterdsy, to have his picture taser, he
was cl eerful, and 6 ate talkstive.
HIS WIFE RACHEL
is still with HIM. and judged by her ,unteE-
ace, must be corsideicd Gg.ti-'. Her
fery eyes 81 ow fight. and she is said to he
ski led in tie Use Of firearms. She sst. xith
her Lu-b,nd, yesterday, for their picture,
and AZ the photographer, Mr.. Satierley, in
tends rending copies TO California snd the
E.s:. the public will no doubt. ere long, be
grA,ified with the picture, of the iniere ting
p,ir. Mrs Lee is rendered Li.turic by her
len, relationship with tie monster she calls
her husband. ehe VS. L-e's wife at the
time of the massacre, and 10 doubt we're
the ,luihing ard je~.Iy taken from the
bodies OF the murdered women. She says
SHE COULD KILL
il il we've necessary, and LIE, regarded her
q safe conp,nion among the Navsjoes.
When Lee was corralied at Parguitch, she
was the first Of his frieed, to seize 4 xe,pon,
ard ssys if there hai been any fighting, she
wo I'D have go, the U. S. Marshal
JOHN LEE,
bimse'f, v.escd from a pbreno.cgic stand
point, is an animal. HIS forehead is vii
liam ,usly low and Ieoeiing; 10 top head at
all, such ~ good, conscientious man is
sup ;.ot ed to have; wide tetween the ears,
with an overwhelming weight in the cere-
bellum; his physique is frst-clrs not large,
hut muscu ar and powerful, afordinc perfect
heal at the age Of sixty-two. HIS life,
"a de from the terrible mas icre, of vi ich
he was undoubtedly the leader and comman-
der, j. one of strange interest, and, outside
Of the Mormon Church. has no parallel In
His po!vgamic career was crowned
with
EIGHTEEN WIVES AND eIxrY-TwO CHILL
DREN,
& ~ OF whom are still living Two Of the
wive, were sealed 10 him by the Prophet
since the massacre. He expresses
himself au1ious to tel what he knows about
the Z a. acre, and 70 expose the responsible
parties in his own wcld-, lie wants The
saddle pu, on the right here; he has worn
it wrougfully for ssseiteen year. Whist
squire he has in hi, min! a. being the
proper ann m,l to wear 40 weighty and un-
welcome PADDLE az the Mnun,sin Meadows
Massacre, is yet mystery. Many think
that Brigham Young, CT George A Smith
il in for it. but the writer il not so saneuiDe.
He ia too old bird for chsff and besides is
srpers,iticrs, ard could rot en-
leitsin the idea OF doing or ssying any thing
hat woa'd compromise III. Piienhoo1, TO
whom he looks tor saivaiion. Yorr corrs-
p ,ndent il convinced that he il bin,iog a:
Isaac c. Hight or William II. Dame.
Hsigh, has fsd, bu. Dame stands his
ground with a. good grace ss possible, un-
der tie chromosomes -C@Tespondenoe Salt
Lake Tribune.
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Fer Al Female Complaints

po,hinx equals DR.. Pierce's Favorie PIE
.erip.ion. Il i, most powerful restorative
tonic, also combining the mes: valuable
n irvine propertie-, especially adapting II 10
The vans OF dsbilitatsd ladies suffering from
weak back, inwsoi fever, consestio', iuhi-
,naiion, or liberation, or from nervousness,
ar neuralgia pains Mr.. q. W. Seymour,
druggist, Of Canton, n. Y writes DIR. Pierce
~ follows: "rhe demand for your FavoIiie
Prescripti "a is xonderful. and one msn sta
ted 10 me ihst his wife lad not done Day e
work 10 Eve mon'h-, VIXEN she commenced
taking yolr Favori:r Prescription, ico'' tao
bottle, rnd is row on il,s hind boitls, and is
able TO Go her kou-e-werk ,lpne and milk
fourteen cows twice dsy." Dr. Pierce's
F.yori,e Prescription i, sold by all dealers
ia medicine. t-:-s&w.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

All the contents, except What was stored in
the cellar, was eaved; the rsst falling prey
to the desouring element. The less will be
partially covered BY Insurance, in some
eeavenworth company. It 10 thought the
FIRE originated from a detective hue in the
second s,ery of the hoWe. The family were
at breakf.s. at the time the ere broke cut.
and had no notice If it until they sers
alarmed BY the roaring AMI crack ng q tie
flames,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

DR.. Prices Vanilla Flavor is extracted
from the Vanilla Pod, obtained from Mex
leo This popular flavor a. made BY Dr.
psioe embodies allpf the delicate aroma OF
this .esesble fruit and is free from the
strong. rank taste of those extracts in the
market cold as ysniIls, which are made
from the cheap Tooqua or Snuff Bean. If
something pure ard nice is wanted to flavor
cakes, pies, or pudding, get DIR. Prices
Tue FIavcring Extract, which are equal
10 his noted cream Baking Powder.
car&v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilis
ticRemedy is WsrreHied to cure Syphi-
lis In tie primary. secondary and ter.
cary stu gee. and 10 all it's varied and
duplicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases CT venerisl diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment of the
most eminent physicians In America
IL cures the first stage and heals the
ulccus 10 few days. 1t cures ulcers in
Il G nose. throat, hesd. arms and legs;
ulsO, hard pains in the bones and joints,
swellings in the joints eyphilitic rheums.
Nsm ETC., in short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on sexual diseases tree. Sent
scaled for two stamps. Sold by DR.. J.
Dinsbccr, 5yJ North Seventh stree, st.
Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded Robs. Psrhsm Agt., for
sIssven worth cod 4 "
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

Cleanse the stomach, bowles and bl,o1
from all the arcid, corrupt and offensive &C.
emulation, which proiuce functional de-
r.neement, and you remove the cause Of
most diseases which sfflict the humsn family,
nnd thus save large doctors bile. The mos,
6ec.ual and reliable remedy for this pur-
,,o,e is found in DIR. Pieces Pleasant Par
eaiive Pellet. No cheap wood or paper
boxes, but kept fresh and reliable in vial-.
High livers. those indu'ging in ease and
pleasure. and tho e Of sedentary habit, can
prevent Boil, Carbunclss. Gou', Il d Ssio,
Eruptions, Pimrlef, C,nsiiI a;ior, Piles,
D.owsiness, Biliousness, and other coLdi-
,ions produced by such habits, by t,kiDg
ION four 10 rix OF Dr. Piefc.'s Pleasant
Purgative Peile,s once a week, or. better
.iiil, one or Two each nigh. They era sold
by dealers in medicines. tu ts-sa:-&w
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A AWre Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specehc and Injection
Eo,l are warranted TO cure the Gonor-
rhea, elect, Cordee. Structures, diseases
OF the kidneys, bladder and urinary
..rssns of male and females
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is cure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
of Power, caused by self abuse or exces-
sive indulgence. Price of DR.. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DIR. J..
Dinsbeer. sole propriety, No. sos North
Saventh street, ST. Louis. Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures gnar-
usteed or money refunded.
Robert PAkHAM,
cod w Agent for iIeaven worth.
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ChlebOlOmy.

When DR.. sangrado ioans his patients weak.
fe gave them water cruel. When they got weak
Or, he hled them and d ,ssd them With caiomel
and jzlap Gil Bias tells US they aimes, invaria.
bly, died. A good many people are killed that
way yet. The world in genera, however, has
found out that, in cases Of debility and premature
decay, Hsstetier's Stomach Bitter is the true
fe-sustaining cordial. This toni> s apo~erful
End perfectly harmless restorative. But it do. S
more than invigsrats. 1t regulates and purines.
while IL builds up the strength and in'uses Vie
salty into the blood, 1t brings all the secret ons
into harmony With the laws Of health. The feeb-
Ter sex nnd IL iova liable in the various hys:cal
difficulties - which their organization renders
them sub ect In all hysterical ana hypochon-
.rical cases its effect IL magical BY it the stregth
Is increased, the appetite preserved, and frmness
nd elias. lefty given TO the system. eodv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

-
ssocsxis-wnoLEsALE.
COFFEE-RIo. Coffee 2292s; Java. 3I93a.
RsrlSED WHITE suGAss-A. ne. yello. s..
to sc. extra C, lie. c. lie; XXX, iUi<c.
TEAs-lmper al. fair to ehoic.. 5oel 10; Young
Tyson, 5o(9l 90; GunpOvder e59I IS; japan 65
Csc; Oolong 40@75.
DkIED APPLEs-Sx@9c.
DRIED PxAcHKs-S1a99c.
DkIED BLACkBkRRIks-l2@lS,
CaKksE-lSk0l5c.
CuRRANIs-5ZSS1c.
feCNkS-l40l6c.
SALT.
SALr-O r, 81 10; SAGINAW. Il So
SYRUP-NY, 5OI.5c.
y,n,,
AlDS-Sreen 10Sc; green sailed, Sa99c; dry
spikes 81 50; yeariipRs 50A6Oc: summer bulI
81 Is; COW, 81 50; spike, 81 ~; Wearing. aOc'
bUFrALo RosELsot-d resed and whole, no. !,
" 10; no. 2, IS 90; no. 3, ea00. Cali, no. L,
y ~; no. 2, yS 90; no, 8. 32 %. Osaye, NO. ],
toW; no. =, ~ W; no. y, " 20; cali. no. !, - 50:
no :, u 50; NO. s, 81 %; soft and hard cuIls,
u Oo0seo.
Soiled robes arc worth 50 cents to 81 90 Len, than
new. Bsdiy ,oiied summed rot,e are sImo.s 10Th.
Iess.
PriCoo at AL timen aubiecf n the rlau0>s of ha
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
INDIAN TROUBLES.
Official Report of the Recent
Fight in Texas.
Brilliant Conduct of Both Officers
\ and Men.

From tie Amy and Mary Journal Of the
2lsi int. We CLEAN the full particulars OF the
fight that took plsc. between three COM
panic. If inf.ntry and abcu, two hundred
Cheyenne Indians, at MoC!ellsn Creek.
Texss. Nv. l6tl:
To day, mar THE spo., Lieutenant Frank
ID. Baldxiu, OF the Fifth United States In
fAn,ry, Chi. of scou,s, commanding q de-
tachmert compo ed OF Company D, Of the
Sixth C.vslry, Lisut,n,ni S. Overtor, ard
Company d, OF the Fifth Infantry. Lieu;en-
ant ii X. Bailey, While on a tclnt, had 4
brilliant engagement. with abou, two hun
bred Of the Chsy. nne IndisI s. with whom
Captain ii. Farnsvorh. of theSixth United
Sat Cavalry had f.ht on the 9Th inst.
They we,e fought to-day ttubbornly and
brAvely, from ha1-past eight N. 10 half
past one r. NJ, with niLe.y eight msn and
howi,ssr. After charging their camps, ur-
der CALLING FIRE, he captured their whole
outfit, driving the Indians eight miles from
the LAST positio, Of those successfully taken
by them on the hilltop,. Hard and we'll
won price, lift as trophies Of victory, we're
recovered nv Lieutenant Baldwin in the per.
sons Of two little starved girls. aged
five snd seven year, named Germon, whoss
father, mother, elder sister and brother were
recently mastered in KaIsas, while going
to Colorado as settler. Two remaining
sisters, aged thirteen and fifteen yean,
are yet he'd BY the Indisn,. Two
Desperate charge, we're made by the Indians
a., Tx Il
handsomely charged back BY Lieut.. Over
tons comsany. The Feieral troops got
lose enough TO use pistols xdvanisgtously.
The ks1sts were 20 much used up afler this
that the men bad TO 6ght en- foot. Ab.ut
80 or leo trophies we're captured, and much
properly Destroyed. The camp Numbered
from 400 to 500, counting women and chill
dren. The punuit Used for twenty mil. s,
and vas not abandooed until four o'clock p
H., when ilbecame useless AID impossible to
coniinue it lo,ger. TIE hosses we're worn
out, having no forage for four day., and
having marched 500 miles the present week.
No looes Were sustained BY our aid. Four
Indians are koown to have been killed.
How many more i not ascertaised, but at
least twenty must have been slain. The
bloody safe Of the field indicates tha. the
Indians dragged IF number Of their
wounded comFadet. Col. Redmond Prices
battalion. Eighth Csvalry, and Maj c. E
Compton's command, SIKH CIvalry, wsre
1t remote suPrortinx Distances, lea AID
reaf, - ~ ASP Gen. Daviason, With the
Te.ih Cavalry. Cap. C. D. Nell. Tenih
o. g. Cavity, With 100 picked nsp, iron
Davidson's command, took up he tail and
pursued Tie nvaeea, Who had sons 10 the
Baked Pisisa Nj. Norr. and Col. Hsst-
~. Eishth Csvalfy, viii Conpaniss K
- 4 kave gsne to the Adobe Walls for
eGieafss -, b order Of Gen. Niles.
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER can 30. he
.qualed for u akin light, sweet role, bis
cult. uafiis-, cora bread, &C., &C., end lie 81
ways 3. ady. reliable, and not affected BY the
action Of the 6, ather For sale by grocers
tvtrywhsre. CAV
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Castoria is more than substitute 70. Cas-
toroil. 1t is the only SAFE article in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. II is pleasant to
take Children need net cry :rd mothers may
sleep. arr2.w
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10 the Hslaers Of Tickets to the Grand Git
Concert Of the Masonic Relief Association
Of Norfelk, Va
OFFICE OF THE MASONIC RELIEF
ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, Va.
NORFOLK, November Is, 1874

Tie Board of Diyec:o,s of this Association.
feeling assured thsi the patrons Of their en-
terprise and the public generally are sa'isfi-
ed that in its management the enterss,s of
al concerned will be strictly guarded, with
honesty and fairnes'; and relying upon the
belief that all Who have aided Us in our eff.
fort to complete the Masonic Temple in this
city. are willing to rely upon our judgment
- 10 the expedieocy of another postpone
nent for few day., notwithstanding our
announcement that the Concert would posi-
iivsly be given on the l9ih inst, have deci.
dsd that shor, delay will be more satsfac-
tory TO al holder, of tickets than TO have a
partial drawing on ihur.dsy next.
The following reasons::have induced Us to
this action:
Firt-Whlle our receipts have bsen large,
Trey have not hem Of sufficient amount 10
saah's o. TO give full drawing.
Secood-A drawing on the 18th inst,
voald not yield enough to accomplish the
object for which cur Association was orxan-
hid and chartered; and,
Third-rhs encouragement which ve
have received convirces u that in forty Sevs
Dors vs shall. without any failure, give q
drxviag which il lie results will be aecep-
tie 70 al our friesds.
We have therefore fxei up,a
y0rr Az rEn0Nrn
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1ueIxeYes,. Experience

In the business has certainly something to
do With the unprecedented success OF
Doolcys Ye,st Powder but not as The stan.
dag purity, Strength, full weight, RELIABLE
nv and economy Of the article over all 9TH
err. Prsct cal use will prove this cav
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

IE,vhNwoRTI CITY, KANSAS.
November Each, 1854 I
NOIiCE Is hereby Giyen 10 al the creditors o.
IN James Wilson, ct Leay Ell worth City, Kan
sas, that / will, on
WEDNESDAY, TIE 3lsr DAY or MARCH, 1875,
ct my oiice, No. 3:5 Delaware street, in the city
Of Leavenwo'th, and county Of Leaven worth. In
the state OF Kansas, proceed, publicly, to adjust
and allow demands against the estate and effects
assigned TO me by fsid James Wilson, for the ten
eft Of all his creditors
GKoRsE S. WOODWARD, Assignee
Of James Wilson. uov26-x3m
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r.c.,..nserH o; siaae.

The Champion Glue Co of Chicaso. IL,
or. turning on, new article Of glue, when
il cheaper and better Dan any ever before
N The market. Read ihei. "sd.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

In the matter OF the estate Of
kzIA +. DAVIS, Deceased.
NOTICHi II hereby given tina: Letters of Admin
~ istratteA have bson granted % the undee-
ngoe1 on the Estate Of Ezra y. Davis late q said
County, deceased - the Honorable, the Probate
Court Of the County and State Aforesaid, dated
the 2eth day Of October, D. 1874. Now, all per-
b notified that they must present the same to the
undessienea tor allowance, within one year from
the date Of said letter.. or they may be precluded
claims be not exhited within three years after the
date Of said letters. they shall be forever b1Yref
II HAbE'H DAVIS, Executrix Of the
VIII Of EZRA +. DAVIS, Deceased.
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