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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LKAyKxwoRTH COUNTY,

In ne Probate Court IN and for said County.
In the matter Of the esfsfe Of Adam Lpp, deceased
NYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that letters Of
~ sdministration have been granted 70 the un-
der.ignsd on the estate Of Adam IPP, late Of said
county. deceased, by the honorable the Probate
Court OF the county and stae afoFesaid, dated the
i'm dsv Of December, A. d. 1873. New, all per-
sons having claims against the said estate here
by notified that they must present the same 70 the
underhgped for allowance, within one year from
IL date Of aid leetsn, or they nay Be- pseeludsd
from any boneht Of such eststs; and that II such
claims b not exhibited within thfse jean aftsr
the date Of sid lsessrs hey shan b fogevef hax.
uAuuAQ MEYER, AAninislss1zix
e IL EBoate q Aaa1 LVps ese'd.
JmuaFy nh, 1o72. 6a1S-Sy
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OH MARRIAGE.

Hsppy Relief fer Young Mon fton the s6sct, q
Erors and Abuses In early ltls. Manhood re
e1oron Impedinsnts to Marriage removed. Ne
neehod Of treatment New and rema rkable rem
1iss. Heeks and Circulars ssat ire, In sale q
sslssA Add's,u ov.,n as,ouA,nr
dkv h. 3ssuth uinth q. yhila1G1Daia -
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EOsfce 10 Farmers.

Farmers wishing to COW FAX seed the CON-
ing season, can procure The same by calling
on Coca: EDDY, No. 2O5, Delaware ST.,
Leavenworth-he having quantity to loan.
Full pSI(icufsrs furnished on application.
GEO. A. EDDY,
jan2Sdlt-w4t EOS Delaware Street.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.

DR.. BOHANNAN'S Pile Ointment is guaran-
teed certain cure for Piles, no matter what form
or how Apng standing, in from three TO five days
Price Oh Dollar sent TO any address (by mail
fifteen cents extra for POSTAGE.
Address Dr. C. A. BOHANNAN, No. s19 North
Filth Street, II. Louis. No.
- Persons remittin9 moneyby mail for medi-
cires, gill send BY 'Postofhce Order OF .keais-
tered Letter. decl.d&v
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Cures all Private Diseases in q short time, either
in male or female; charges low fees; uses no me r.
curry.
cases." which fully explains the nature. causes,
symptoms &C.. of 'sperma torrhea, ''or Seminal
Weakness, Syphilis, Female Complaints, all inn
peiiments Of Marriage, and valuable information
on other delicate subjects, cent FREE TO address,
in plain, sealed envelope, receipt Of one stamp.
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An infallible remedy for all distractions Of TIE
Monthly Periods from colds or other causes-A GER
tain cure 1t is woman's best friend, Price Five
Dollars. Sent free from observation.
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CONSUMPTION

OF the lungs and tuberculous phtsis, scrofu syph
loid diseases wasting, degeneration and liberation
of the kidneys, diabetes stoppase Of sater nsian-
relief afforded where catheters have to be
used, thus doing away with the painful operation
of using the.e instruments; dissolving stone in the
bladder, and in all cases OF
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DIR. PRICES
SPECIAL FIA70R1NGS
VANILLA. LEMON, ETC,
For rlavoring Ice Cream, Cakes E. Pastry

With great care, by new process, we
extract from the true, select Fruits and
Anomalies, each characteristic flavor, and
produce Flar0rings cf rare excellence
OF great strength and perfect purity
No poisonous otis. Erery fdcor as rep
resented. No dcceit-edch bottle .fuit
measure, h0ldiHg oHe-half more Nah
othors p~rp0rtiH9 10 A"ld same q~antiy
Use them once, ,riU use re OTer Tie
most delicate, delicious Flrors ecsr made
So superior TO the cheap extracts. Ask
for DIR. Prices Spe".a' tiavorin-s Nan
ufsclured only ~
.TEELf; ( PRICE
DrPots, CHICAGO ana ST LOUIS
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A Universal Remedy.-'Brown's
Bronchial Troachee'. for Coughs, Colds,
and Bronchial Affections stand firSt In
public favor and confidence; this result
has been accquired By test Of nasy
ysase. eod &w
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WILSON SHANNON
III, C, MCCoMAs.

We trust that this lie final removal
of this vexed question from the forum Of
public meetings, exparte newspaper Trades.
sensational magazine literature and dema-
gogism generally TO the courts, where it be-
longs and by whom it must finally be settled.
When their decision shall be made all good
citizens will conform to it, whstever it may
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4 I:OOk for Every Nan.

a EOOk for Every Man.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF-PRESER-
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MN, Nervous snd Ply icai Debility, HyPocon-
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of Youth, or the Indiscretions or Excuses of ma
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190th edition, much enlarged. illustrated; bound
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LEGAL.
AUDITORS REPORT
OREIcRs-suRPLIES.

Accounts allowed in reports to Board OF County
commissioners q; their session he'd Feb uary ind,
la.
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THE Usage LANDS.
Prospect Of a Speedy Adjudica'
ton.

On Monday night last, as We learn from
the Commonwealth, meeting of number o.
representative settlers on the Usage land.
was held at the Tefit House, Topeka, al
which Messrs. McComss and Shannon, Of
the settlers counsel, end Captain Peck, u.
$. Attorney, were present by invitation.
After an informal and thorough discussion
of the question, Captain Peck was heartily
endorsed by the meeting and received ass,lr.
ances OF the unqualified confidence of the
settlers and the settlers Attorneys. A tele-
gram was prepared tsisned by all those who
had signed the previous telegram requesting
tEst the order for the commencement, of the
suits be temporarily withheld, Withdrawing
the request and asking that the department
of justice again issue.
Below Is the correspondence between
Captain Peck and Messrs. Shannon and
McComas:
OFFICE u. S. ATTORNEY, DISTRICT or
KANSAS, topeka, Feb. 9, 1874
HoN. WILSON SHANNON AND Hon. III,
c. MCCoMAs-Genriemen: i have received
from the Attorney General of the United
States, instructions hearing date January
p, 1874, copy of which instructions are
enclosed herewith, directing me to commence
auits in the name of the Unite, States
against the Leavenworth, Lawrence and
Gslyeston railroad company and the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad company,
fer the purpose of testing the validity Of
certain grants which said companies allege
to have been made TO them of lands, known
IS the Usage ceded lands, in the state of
Kansas, and for the purpose Of obtaining a
cancellation of any patents or other evil
dences of title by which said Companies
claim TO hold said land.
l am further directed by the Attorney
General to allow counsel employed by par
ties interested in having said patents set aside
to be associated with me and to assist me
in the prosecution OF said suits.
| have been informed that you are en-
ployed by the settlers on said Usage coded
lands TO represent their interests in the
courts. i therefore request you to appear
with me in the suits which have mention
ed and to assist me in the prosecution of the
same
l have only 10 add that am fully I'M
pressed with the importance of these suits TO
the people whom you represent, and TO as
sure you of my earnest desire that they be
10 speedy and successful termi-
nation. am, gent en- u,
Very truly yours,
GEO. r. PECK,
- - 4
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SOUND REASONING.

Consumption is decay. Soothing, expeetorant
remedies only useful rs palliative; they do not
reach the ease-thsy do not stop the decay Tonic
msdicines strengthen the life forces and prolong
the battle, but the decay goes steadIg on, and,
sooner Later, the victim must yield. Climate
changes are sometimes good, but they seldom
wholly cure In sh0tt. the first thing 10 be
done is to stop the decay; then approach the res
torative, tonic and Strengthening treatment.
Think moment. The lmgs are decaying; tuber.
eles alterations, cavities and deposits Of poisonous
matter (pusl are forming. The circulation carries
thiS poison all over the body. Wasting. loss OF
appetite, excavation, night sweais and all the ter
rible s. pfoms appear Is il worth while To doe
tor the symptoms, which merely the results,
while the decay-whieh Is the eause-is eating W
the lif. spring.
These two things are well known by the beat
physicians:
LIST. Carboic acid quickly arrests decay. II Il
the most powerful medicine in the known world.
Even dead bodies are preserved by II. Entering
into the circulation, II at gTappl-s with cor
ruption. and decay ceases. II Purines the sources
Of disease.
81. God Liver OIL 10 natures best assistant In
resisting consumption. II IL at once Z iooi. .
tonic, a purifier aud healer. IL braces up and
supplies the vital forces, feds the wasted system
and enables natur. To regain her hDiho.d. POI
these purposes nothing can compare with Col llssi
Oil. This IL the thesry o!
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John w, Harris, Plaintiff.

william c. Lucas, Hannah F. Lucas,
A. A. Higinhotham, John Gray,
Anthony, r. Fonda, Washington ID.
Kelly. Board Of County Com mission- |
ers of,he County OF Leavenworrh, and
The City Of Leavenworth,D Defendants.
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STATE OF KANSAS
LEAvKSwoKrH COUNTY.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
of the State Of Kansas sitting in and for L~aveI-
worth county in said state.
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L. S. Atty District of Kansas.
TOPEKA. KAs. Feb.

GEO. +. Peck, ESQ, United States Dis
tritt \ torney for the District of Kas.-Dear
Sir: We have received this moment your let
ter OF this date informing US that you have
been in. tructed by the Attorney General to
commence suit in the United States Circuit
Court to test the alleded title of the L., l..
& G. and the NJ, X. & I. Railroad Com.
panies to the Gage coded lands and allow
the counsel OF the settlers 10 assist in the
prosecution of such suits. So far AZ We are
concerned We are exceedingly anxious to
have fair investigation of these questions
before the Supreme Court, and we will
cheeriully act with you in bringing the
necessary suits for that purpose.
Very respectfully,
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Containing no mercury, minerals, or deleterious
Drugs.
RE-observe the following symptoms resulting
rom the digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Plies, Fullness Of the Blood
TO the Head, AeidIty of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fuliness or Weight in
the Pit OF the stomach, swimming of the Head,
Hurried and difficult Breathing, Flut;ering Of the
Heart, Choking Sufocating Sensations when in
a living posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the sight, Fever and bull Pain in the Head
Deficiency in Precipitation, Yellowness of tie SKIN
and Eyes, Pain in the side, Chest, Limbo and
sudden fushes Of Heat, Burning in the flesh. A
ew dose Of
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Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver OIL,

will lie mailed. upon application, 10 any ad1fes,.
We cannot Afford spare to- tell the Who'll. story
here To give the certificates from EN-
inent Physicians and uslI-knOzn citizens t@-;ify-
ing to the absolutely wonderful results flowing
from this great discovery. 5affice IL to say, II l.
curing thousands VINO supposed themselves 70 be
at death door.
Wilson CarbOla;el oil Il sclcntlhcally prepared
with the pursst Csrb0lic Acid, oOIno;nsd as to
be entirely harmless with
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MEDICAL.

Victims Of this awful disease are found in every
ueighborhood, in almost every house.
For them and for their friends have tidings Of
good cheer and hope-the announcement of 8 most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense and reason. By which the terrible mslady is
positively controlled, and its victims are restored
TO health,
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RAILWAYS PILLS
Will free the System from all the above disorders
Price % Gents per Box.

RAILWAY 4 co., 50 Warren. cor Church street,
New YORK.
Read FALSE AND TRUE. Send one letter
stamp to Railway 4 Co., No. 81 Warren, Cor.
Church street, New York. Inlorm alton wort
thousands will b sent in return
IT th -aafAv
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Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver Oil

Il not q secret emplrIori nostrum. II Is happy
combination Of two remedies known TO physicians
everywhere as the best means of combating con-
sumption. This combination is Mr.. Wilson 5
discovery, and is founded upon the following
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

costume. The lady wears single stone
diamond ring, said to be worth $4,000.
Miss Ann Oliver, formerly resident OF
/ Cincinnati lately enrolled herself at
Wesleyan Hall, Boston University, as
the first female student in the theological
school, amid the applause Of the male men,
beers of the class. She has been in Oberln
I(OO University year, but was given to I'M
derstand that it was not proposed to gradu-
ate female minister. She is graduate OF
a New York college, was one of the Ohio
crusaders, and has preached in several
churches of various denominations.
Jennie Junegot hat that turned up on
one side, and her husband criticised it so
severely that she wore Der old bonnet when
she went to see the Sphinx and loi it was
the only one there. Everybody had on new
hat, and every one had it turned up high on
the side. said her husband, "Good heavens!
have all the women gone craZy?" Eyes"
replied sbe meekiy. "and why can't / go
crazy too?'i any DEAR" said he, "you may !;
Ii would be ridiculous to be the only sensi-
bic woman in the world" So hereafter she
is going to wear her gray felt turned up on
one side, in Feace.
The Paris correspondent of the New Or
leans Picayune informs us that husband
and wife rarely have common bed cham
Der IN France q speak of the weather.
classes.l This arrangement does not, how
ever, avert curtain lectures from him, but
rather increases their disagreeableness by
throwing them on meal times. Slumber
soon plunges Mr.. Caudle himself into Lethe;
but interrupted digestion tortures Rather
ines husband long after her shrewish
tongue has ceased to wag. Husbands, sleep
with your wives, unless dyspepsia has no
terrOrs for you"
mans sensible course inaugurate new era
in fashion and put a decided check on the
extravaganza of a bridal trousseau? Be
sides her wedding-dress, which is very ele-
CANT, Miss Minnie Sherman has not one new
evening dress. Her outfit is simple, service
able and sensible. handsome gray silk
travelling suit, handsome black silk walking
and long dresses, and few other necessary,
transformations dresses comprise her outfit.
The lingerie is extensive and exquisite, as a
lady's should be. Do you remember the
surprise manifested at the first marriage
which had the boldness to announce 'No
cBrds?'' And yet now it is an everyday oc-
currence.
Burleigh, in letter to the Boston Jour-
nal, says: The greatest effort has been made
to get correct likeness of Mrs. Tilton. One
house offered 81 900 for a photograph.
There are but two known ones in existence.
One of these Mr.. Tilton has, and keeps on
his parlor mantel. When any one speaks of
his wife he takes it down and shows it. The
other is held by distinguished New York
photographer He has resisted the glitter
ing offer for the picture. He regards the
disposal of it as breach of faith that would
hurt his business. Nothing that has APP
peared gives the slightest idea of this now
famous woman. She is a small, fragile wo-
man. dark complexion, low in stature, girl
ish in look. her hair parted in the center and
falling in ripglets behind-lookiRg more like
a school girl of Is than matron of 40.
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would have acted equally we'll 1
must state that where such numerous offers
OF aid were rendered by citizens it would be
impossible in repors OF this kind TO make
individual mention, and any of omission of
especial notice" arises from no want of APP
probation on my part. The enemy's loss
must have been very heavy from
TIE NUMBER or DEAD AND WOUNDED
left by them on the field. Their chief. Gen.
A. s. Badger. fell into our hands. severely
wounded. Nv Command suffered in the
charge of the l4tn q loss of II killed and l3
wounded several have since died), among
them some o: our most respected and prom
inent young citizsns. Thus was the life
blood of our best people poured out upon
the altar of their country. Sorrow
the nineteenth century-an age of boasted
civilzation-snd IN the American Union,
whose cornerstone is freedom, there can be
found injustice So great as to require sacri-
tice so dear. In the signal victory Of the
18th of September we must aoknow " ledge
with profound gratitude, the hand of kind
and msrcifui God. Tue opportunity afforded
through the mistaken strategy of sagacious
military leader. by which we were enabled
to strike blow for freedom, which,
in decisiveness of character. has
scarcely parallel in history, can surely be
ascribsd to no human power. To that God
VINO gave us the victory we commit with
confidence and hope the spirits of our i'm
mortal dead: and strong in the conscious
ness of right, record anew our holy purpose
that Louisiana shall he Free / have the
honor, colonel, to subscribe myself, very re-
spectfully, FREDERICK n. OGDEN,
MalOT-General Commanding.
I. LEE SHUTE, Colonel and A. A. G..
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RUNNING TIME.
y RECORD OF THE HIGH-FLYERs-THE

y RECORD OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEST
TINE MADE TO DATE.
Several alterations in the record of the
best running time having been made at the
various meetings this summer, the follow
ing table is made with the proper corrections
to date:
lbs, time 47I, Saratoga, 1874.
q mile, Madge, by Australian, yrs, 81
lbs, time 1:l5M, Saratoga, 1874.
mile, Alarm, by Eclipse, 3 yrs, 80 lbs,
time :423[. Saratoga, 1872.
mile, Springbok (second heat), by Aus
tralian, 4 yrs, lO8 lbs, time 1:4224, Utica,
1874.
mile, Gray Planet, by Planet, yrs, ITO
lbs, time 1:4214. Saratoga, 1874.
/ mile, Nell Flaherty Second heat) by
Riffeman, aged, 1l2 lbs, time 1:4I, Caliior-
mia. 1874
Longfellow was said to have run the first
mile in the cup race in Saratoga, in 1871, in
40, and Tom Bowling was timed mile at
the Lexington spring races in 1:4lH-not
Officially
rs mites, Fadladeen. by War Dance,
aged, Ill lbs, time 1:56. Saratoga, 1874.
rs miles, PicOlo, by Concord, 3 yrs, So
lbs, time :5G, Saratoga, 1874.
IL miles, Fannie Ludlow, by Eclipse, 4
yrs, los lbs, time 1861, Saratoga, 1862
IL miles, Frogtown, by Bonnie Scotland,
yrs, 1O4 lbs. time 2:091<, Lexington, 1872.
III miles, Tom Bowling. by Lexington, 4
yrs, 104 lbs. time 2:342l, Lexington, 1874
~ miles, Frogtown, by Bonnie Scotland,
yrs, l04 lbs, time 3:O71I, Lexington. 1872.
~ miles, Reform, by bennington. yrs,
So lbs, time 3:053f, Saratoga, 1874.
tom Bowling was timed az the Lexington
spring races Ia miles in 3:OO34-not Official
miles, True Blue, by Lexington, 4 yrs,
los lbs. time 1922, Saratoga, 1873.
miles, Katie Pease, by Planet, yrs, los
lbs, time 1927. Buffalo, 1874.
Tom Bowling was timed at the Lexing-
ton spring races miles in 3:273<-nOt Off
eial.
"a miles, Harry Bassett, by Lexington,
yrs, los bs., time. 1853, Saratoga. 1872.
218 miles, Katie Pease, by Planet, 4 yrs,
100 ibs., time, 4:2s1I, Buffalo, 1874.
81 miles, Hubbard, by Planet, yrs, 10S
fbs., time, 4:5S3I, Saratoga, 1873.
miles, Norfolk, by Lexington, yrs, 100
rs, time, 5:27}<, 5:2912, heats, California,
1860. ~ lClT = 1to grruu y ---
4 miles, Fellowcraft, by Australian, yrs,
los ibs., time, 7:l9H, Saratoga, 1874.
1 miles, Lexington, by Boston, yrs, IO3
bs., time, 7:l99l, New Orleans, 1856.
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AFTER FIFTY YEARS.
s. @. HALL.
Tseptember 20, ls74.l

[September 20, lS74.l
Vas, Nftv wears of troublesome and gone
/ count since first gave thee hano anu near.
But none have come from thee' oear "iie-"0'
In griefs that sadden'd me thou hadst no
save we when, accepting more than womans
share
OMAN and toll dependency and care,
Nv Comforter thou vert. my hope. my trt1s1i
Ever suggesting holy thoughts and deeos Al.
Guiding my steps on earth, through oiinuins
Into the Heavsn-nt path that Heavenward
leads.
So has IL been, from manhood into age,
In every shifting scene of LIES SAD stage,
Since-fiffy wears ago-a humble name
gave to thee-which thou has gwen 20 lalne-
Rejoicing in the wife and friends 10 find
The wofian's lesser uties-all-combined
With hottest effort of creative mind.
And II the world has found some good in me,
The prom oting and the teaching came from
thee!
God so guide both that so it ever be!
So may the full fount of affection flow;
Each loving each-as fifty years ago!
We are going down the rugged hill of life,
Into the tranquil valley at its base;
But, hand IN hand, and heart in heart, dear
wife.
With less ofouter care and inner strife,
look nto thy mind and in thy face,
And only see the angel coming nearer,
To make fhee still more beautiful ana oearer,
When from the thrall and soil of earth made
free,
Thy prayer is heard for me, and mine for
theSt