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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-28
FORD COUNTY IfIus.

Reported for Tn. TMrl
Weather fair.
-Ludsville is in all its glow.
The river ID exposing sand bans.
-Mechanicsville is daily prosperins.
dodge City has . H6aic" champion Of
light weight.
Many emigrants settling around Dodge
City.
Everything quiet along .Io.fen' n.
vine"
-klnssley sent several lssds of potatoes
to Dodge City and the Fort last week.
Tim Mcmahon, late section boss on the
A. 1. & S. F. r. r, had his fingers badly
bruised while working around = grain ele-
vator in the Q. N. employ.
Prince Starhenberg, of Austria. and
Baron Thielman, Secretary of the German
legation, arrived At Dodge CITY October
I'd, with an escort Of U. S. aoldiera from
Camp Supply, 1. +. The "boysr saw th.t
he Prince is very liberal with hn cold. ~
he gave to each man If the Escort q i've
dollar "shiner." The Prime i after t.k;no
an extensive trip through the West nd
contemPlates making . tour around The
world. He says the West l. the moet hesut;.
lul country he evef beheld. -
"A grand ball was given By the O. n
employees in the newly erected varehou.e
at Fort Dodge. A fair representation Of
The civic and miliiaire of the county NJ
-Ponded promptly 10 their general invita-
non. There were two hundred present
The hall was spacious, allowing fifty con-
plies to dance n . time, and illuninated by |
sight chandeliers, the brain-work Of NJ.
schneider, post carpenter, Who, With the
lid OF Mr.. Morrison, corral boas, kent the
lights shining brightly till old Sol eclipsed
he brillisncy.
The decoration of the hall was mainly
iue 10 the accomplished gentlenen. Ne..H
,Pahr, HafwOod and Denis, and which Wa
lone IN the most artistic style, with ever.
'reens and star-spangled banners, the tvo
after gentlemen being Hoor-nanaeerr, un-
Ter whose management everything went OF
. smooth - glaaa
The supper vas gotten up By that ania-
Ne and aocomPlished lady, Mn. Spahr.
nth the TASTE" Of an epicurean, and Ia Al;
tyie that Deimouico might we'll be proud
L The music was given By the Pos ssr;ne
and. Their music and conduct v.s n
aarkably good, and could not be expected
therwise under the leadership Of that .c-
emphasized gentleman, Prof johnson.
"CAcTe."
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our NEXT sovI1xol

The question Is to who will be our next
Governor is being talked up throughout
the State. Among the many names men,
TONED none seem to us better qualified for
the position than Hon. John Guthrie lof
Topeka. As Chairman Of de Republican
State Central Committee, he proved himself
an intelligent, practical worker. He was
always wide-avake, and ready to do all in
his power to advance the interests of his
party. He is man true TO his convictions,
and will faithfully execute the will of the
people. His location at the capital would
be satisfactory to all portions of the State.
The nomination of John Guthrie would
the entire vote of the party.
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4 NEW RAILROAD.

Let everyone this morning read the let
ter to The TIMEs, from Col Alexander, on
the subject 81 Il railroad from this city to
the Walnut Valley. Such a line would
prove advantageous to the merchants of
Leavenworih-. Read the letter, consider
the subject, and lie prepared TO act when
Col. Alexander visits Leayenworth. The
narrow gauge roads viii, in time traverse
every section of the State.
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LAWRENCE.

The Lawrence Standard says that Kansas
City will lose the Union Depot, and that,
in time, the roads which now have their
termiE- in Kansas City will remove their
principal offices to Lawrence. Our neigh
bors Of the latter city feel jubilant over
their future, and believe that they can
build Kansas metropolis. THE TINES
would be pleased to zee Lawrence prosper.
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From Old Missouri.

Col. Anthony, Of the Leavenworth TINES,
is again at his post, and the paper already
shows in its editorials the effect of his ener-
getic management, and the vigor which has
enabled him to survive an ordeal which
would have suPPed the lie of nine men
out Of ten. Like old Joe Bsgstock in one
respect He g tough, sir" md it is to be
hoped that be will long continue in his
choaen work, till his place can be filed by
.nother a capable a. himself.-W1sar
MAJ 1imaL
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, October pa special to the
Republican" from Garnet, Kansas, saws :
Information has been received here, from
Indian Agent Gibson, of the Osages, that
there Is great danger OF a conflict between
the two factions OF the Usage Indians, on
account OF the dissatisfaction of the follow
eTs OF Gov. Joe. Pownoposhe with the man
agement of Agent Gibson in establishing a
store with the Indians monry. Gibson
purchased a large stock OF goods agains,
the wishes of the Indians, and proposes to
run it independent OF the traders. Gibson
has telegraphed General Pope, at Leaven-
worth, Tor troops to protect him, and blood
shed and war may be looked for at any
time
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-Francis
Fort, who was killed by Deputy Sheriff
Thesberg, at Richland, while attempting
70 escape arrest, was charged with commit
ting rape on little girl FIVE years old, in
this city, in July last. The coroner's YER
dict charge Thesburg with murder.
Mrs. Rivers, wife Of Col. R0bt. z. Riv-
err, proprietor of the ST. Charles hotel, died
this morning after short illness.
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C0NSTANTINE'S
PINE TAR SOAP.
Fer TOILET. saIE skI URSeRI

see Sse~ ssaaP- prevents BAldnea spd re-
loves pandrsh. iiniiss. Feekles, Tan, Blrth-
"ar.s Ana ONE. fn; uritiee o. the scalp and skin.
anr~s ataoe00s Ots~sses .ueb =. isnr
oice. Wounds, kGris and Baroer's Ith Also
SAtsrrh. hs.oed or Crae sed Hsr.ds Prot Ritz,
hihoiairs, Tsiior, 5 alt kheum, kheuma a, ism and
readers she SGtn s1s0sh, clear and
nean y, and Is excellent f,r etc .n.ins the Meth
impanhg piessAa; o..or n the mol,h and sweet
nss. 10 The breath SOLD BY ca0ceRS AED
Guoo6 SsS. eP20-eod
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-28
SECRETARY cHAIpLIl.

Mr. CHANDLER, the new Secretary of the
Interior was born in Bedford, n. H., in
1913, and was for many yean = merchant in
Detroit, Michigan. In 1851 he was elected
Mayor Of Detroit, and in 1852 he was an
unsuccessful candidate for Governor. In
1857 he vas chosen United States Senator to
succeed General Lewis Cas-, and was reel
ected in 1868 and 1869. Last winter Mr..
Chandler was candidate tor reelection,
but the Democrats uniting with disafected
Republicans defeated him and elected
Judge Christiancy Is his successor.
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A CORRECTION.

Atchison TAXED some OF building an elevator. hut
we believe has abandoned he idea Will moi some
LaNenworih gentleman start the hall rolling in this
Guy lie VIII ind number willing 10 aid him i'm
The enieTIrise--L,arsH1co,rk Tip.es.
Where did The TINES get Its informa-
non concerning the Atchison enterprise !?
Is 1t exactly fair TO make such staiemen,
as 1t does without authority.-Atehisou
Champion.
We supposed that when the Csampiou
iaIied to discuss the subject it must have
been dropped. However, We do not see that
1t makes any difference to Leavenwortb
whether Atchison has an elevator or NOT.
We must have one, anyhow.
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TWENTY-THIRp DISTRICT.

Nhe Republicans of the Twenty-Third
District have nominated G. W. ii. Moore
for Representative. Mr. Moore is a live.
wIde-awake farmer; 4 gentleman who
would make good, honest legislator, and
should be elected. He is outspoken and
manly. Men Of all parties can vote for
HIM
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KicKAPo0 RAfIFIn.
PLEASANT RIDGE, October Is,

PLEASANT RIDGE, October Is, 1875.
EDITOR TINES The Republicans Of
kickapoo opened the campaign with an
enthusiastic meeting at Cody's precinct
this evening. Judge Haldeman, f. E.
Hallenbeck, Jas. Brown, s. Garrin, J. H.
Fenton, E. Hook, H. NJ. Rice, J. S. Van
Wrinkle, L. Casper, VIM. C. Cornforth,
Wendlin Humid and J. Dickson were the
speakers.
The Republicans of Kickapoo will gain
largely at the Ginning election. is.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, October 23.-The Tawas Mil
Company, Of East Tawas, have made an as
signment. Their liabilities are placed at
Sl95.O00 assets, S2s0,O00.
Wilkes Bros, foundrymen and machinists,
OF East Saginaw, have also made an assign
menr. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, esti-
mated at $4,000.
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POsTOFFIcE CHANGES

In Kansas during the week ending October
%, 1875; furnished BY VIM. Van Week,
OF the Post-ofice Department:
EsrABLIsHED-Fenwick, Republic coun-
y, John Canary, Postmaster.
PosrMAsTERs APPOINTED - Lecompton,
Douglas county, A. B. Heisey; Olathe,
johnson county, Frank R Ogg.
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REN1HBRRs.

Frank r. Ogg, Esq, has been appointed
Postmaster at Olathe. The TINES remem.
bers the new appointee in the past, and re-
joices In his good fortune. Ola,he is one of
the finest towns in Kansas. Situated in the
very best agricultural county in the State,
its future growth and prosperity is assured.
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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, October 23-U. s. Detective
p. d. Tierrel, arrived here tonight, having
in custody Ben. Boyd and wife, the noted
counterfeiters, whom he captured last
Thursday night, at Fulton, Ill. Mr.. Tier
rel brings large amount of counterfeiting
apparatus, which was discovered at the
time OF the seizure, and $4,000 in bogus
money, some Of which is a dangerous conn-
terfeit.
AURORA, October 26.-The Black Hawk
Mills burned here this morning. Loss.
So, 900 Insurance unknown. Jameson
& Howard, the lessees, lose about $4,000 in
fixtures, -four, &c. This is insured for So
900. Cause of fire unknown.
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IS IT HONEST,

Some months ago We respectfully re-
quested the Commercial TO haul down
the false advertisement at the head
Of its editorial column, OFFICIAL PAPER
OF THE CITY" 1t has neglected to do
80. VIII it do it now? The TINES is
the only official paper of the city, and has
been Tor the past four months.
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THE CHANGERS.

The Oranges acted wisely in not attempt
ing to nominate full ticket. The most
they could have done would be to act upon
the question OF County Commissioners and
Assessor. Read their proceedings in another
column
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THE TRIBUNE.

The revival Of the Lawrence Tribune by
John Speer, will generally be hailed with
satisfaction, particularly by the old settlers.
he can't help making paper that the peo-
PIE will want 10 read. We don't zee how
he is going to make it pay. Nevertheless,
success to John Speer and the Tfitune.
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CALICO RNIA.

SAN Francisco. October pa grea; fire
is nov raging in Virginia City. II broke
out early this morning. Six or seven
blocks have already been DESTROYED. The
Western Union Telegraph Office and
the railroad Gepo; were burned.
LATER-A Virginia City dispatch int
received a the o66cs Of the Virginia City
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TEXAS.

GALvEroS. October 2s.-At the Waco,
Texas, fair to-day, Il. A. Ford rode sixty
miles in two hours and forty-nine minutes.
The fastest time On record by Eve minutes.
Alter dismoun,ing Eoriy-two hor-es, he
made the last mile in two minutes and
seven seconds. He rod. common Texas
uorse--
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THE sHERIFALITY.

IL has been the boast OF our party, that
they would not select men as candidates for
office whose skirts were soiled or whose nee.
ords were even ambiguous.
In pursuance OF this time-honored usage,
the many friends of Mr.. Leonard pressed
him, against his inclination, to become
their candidate, and the candidate of the
party for the Office of Sheriff. Their rea-
sons for desiring him to run were obvious.
he had held the Office for two terms. and
had discharged its duties with fidelity and
credit 10 himself and friends. He had
paid over all the money that had come in
to his hands, and never had been amerced
His conduct had been prompt, traiebt-
forward and unexceptionable. They
thought after complete and final settlement
OF accounts involving hundreds Of thous-
ands OF dollars without murmur Of dis
appreciation, he could be trusted.
de had also been . staunch friend of
the people in the execution of the Smith
fund reosivership saving the county in one
Little instance, At least s., 800. This was in
the matter of the sale of the Smith farm,
where after the present Sheriff sold, or pre-
tended TO sell that tract of land for the
sum Of $4,000, Mr.. Leonard, as receiver,
came into court With afidavits proving the
enormity Of the transaction, had Bonds
sale set aside, and recovered from the hands
OF speculation, farm for which the county
h:: been subsequently offered $500, and
which will sell for more. And in his settle
meet OF his receivership he has fulfilled all
the requirements of the Law, paying over
evesy cent that vas collected, sueing some
Of hh best friends and pressing them for
payment succeeding in every step he took, |
md receiving Tor his services ut least one
dollars les than the Judge of the |
'oar declared himself willing TO have
given him.
What little he made from his Office of |
sheriff and other sources, he has invested |
n land in this county which he has steadi-
y improved. His sole interest is in the
OIL OF Leavenvorth county and his hope in
he prosperity Ct her people.
n. Leonard - an enterprising and solid
nan: he has been true to every trust con-
'oeo to him, and it seems somewhat re-
Variable that any person of the least infor-
nation can raise howl against him.
IL has been urged that he belonged to a
hing. Will some very intelligent gentle
nan inform rs what "Ring" and what he
ID in that "Ring Did he ever buy a
ollan worth of scrip except to accomodate
,rse juryman to whom he gave more than
be market price Has he ever had . con-
act with the county outside of his Office
: has he ever been accused of any speeife
e Of injustice to the people of this COUNTY,
1t 10 very easy for the enemies of q strong
AN to raise the cry Of ring and corruption
would be more than treachery for party
ienda IN h. deceived hv s,,ch --~-pi |
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ME!, ICAL.

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LEAvEHwoRrH COUNTY.
Interesting Items From the Several Town.
ships-The Campaign.

snlps-The Campaign.
WILDWOOD AHEAD.
WILDWOOD, October 25, 1879.
EDITOR TIMES Please allow me
small space in your valuable paper to note
few items in regard to Millwood, the
crops and politics. Notwithstanding the
grasshoPpers and chintz bugs did consider
able damage to the grain, am able to re-
port the following yield John Collier
threshed seventy acres of wheat that Weld
ed 800 bushels; Max Biehler, 40 acres,
$50 bushels. Jake Bapp, field of corn
averaging bushels TO the shock, IA hills
square 3 beets, weighing Is pounds; one
radish, pounds.
The Republicans are sanguine Of success,
and will report favorably on election day.
A. 7. +,
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he WILL InaR

The candidate who seeks to gain strength
by cultivating the friendship of the clover
class OF Democrat" will surely lose enough
respectable Republican votes to defeat him
self. The official who patronizss q bogus
Democratic sheet is no Republican,
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fuNEY.

We have in our possession list of the
names OF men returned BY Sheriff Bond a.
persons from whom personal taxes could
not be collected on warrant. Four of the
six hundred names were his bondsmen.
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IHIHAxuHAcruIIJe cKrr...

In another column will be found an arti-
Gle written BY correspondent of the Chi
csgo Journal Of Commerce, who speaks yerv
favorably OF the advantages of Leavenworth
as manufacturing centre. To-day our
city has larger number and much more
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girl OF thirteen, was introduced, and was
received with loUd cheers The city to-
night Is brilliantly iliumina cd, and there
Is beautiful display OF fireworks on Capt.
toll SQUARE.
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The Oskaloosa Indeps.daf says: Bert
Buck has potato weighing two pounds
and two ounces. -Four specimens veiehed
over six Pousds-Sinoe Tie boppsu,
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HARTFORD, October 26.-The Valley
Cotton Mills, In Stafford, burned lat night.
Loe, 81, 00O. Partially insured.
, 1875-11-21

Begins Monday, Dec 6. at1ansen, Meclurg l. Co.'S.
III State-st Orders by mail telegraph should be
addressed ROOM Is. 1873 salle.st.
CARPENTER K SHELDON
, 1875-11-21

ths cRhalistc check being translated reads
~ aoilo"e: Kentucky morning drawing. Nov.
-. 4Fentg-six, forty-pme, s.xty-seyen are num-
nae seiec&ed by The player who has veutured Is
eeotA. II Is the initial letter Of tile AGENTS
4sae 4ea *ho eoid the chance IN the lottery, amt
*S@.oo u representation OF the amount th&t
we we plaJee will 1ece4ye il the numbers Of bis
eesec1'on Icy ne de11n from the wheel. It might
Aos oe anl*s to EST thA: this check is all he ie-
atsss so1 his money. and the title - Exchange"
raAco many ct the eub-aErnts have adopted Tor
Met1 places Of husiness has = einis1er approprI-
atenas8-
:. THE cAGrAss1No euHENE
y: 8aS ths more Froti;ahe. For German dir
G4e1s I Ge1ma7 Is se:ec.od. Where French
sooond Freochman Is sent, and su With al The
a.aoaaAtses- Que day last week the writer hap
tsooa 10 be in the uosE-room OF = prominent
A.s7caaat tailor when one Of tho lottery cAnvzs,-
- ~ came lu. de md several customers in tho
sap~ sS1op~ They hid bought tickets f.ono him daily
- 1oeF we're ont OF pocket 1t last halt Of thar
sa1a1y. but mp to tho time tlat the reporter
ss snkea With them o: Que Of th. m axd realized
*sa{ thing. The canvasser, afte: seling several
SSsketA approached the reporter an" opened upon
.1H 1as oattsrlea Of persuasion. he said: Are
soa tallo1?" 1le reporter, With exemplary
ceoos, said tbs: hs vas. ..Ah" re}..u.. .l.a
*Seot- then can ess,1y cor: in~a ron q tn,
q 3eaaaneness Of this schene and OF TIE honesty
2. 10 men Who - he hex Of it. Do you
@oos jim 4anness7 lie >r.n for--" (nam-
, 1875-11-21

ing smother merchan: tailor). "oh! very
veil" said the reporter. "Well, now. look at
na tns ticket &c bought one Of these. His pum-
oers came out aud hs won FLOOD. The ticket
oniy cost him quarter. He's left over there
md is gong to open q place for hia-
self on the West Side. Your luck nav
be just as good US his, and you
NAV make it, Why, I'm HIT every day,
aii OF our ageuts are mostly, and there are forty
OF shen travelling here III Chicago" The te-
porter pu' chased the ticket; half OF which the
agent retained. as sort OF coupon. The pur-
chase made, the agent was the friend OF tho
purchaser. and seeing that he was bu: visitor,
inquired adecionateiv sitter the hume Of :,is en-
ptorers. Tue roportar Gid not stand upon 40
Blight thing as name, and the agent was
given one tI,at seemed TO s2tiafy him. He said
that he wsB paid a commission OF 90 Der ceut.
and that be made $50 Der week ouite
easiiv. His trade Was constantly increasing.
for when be once ''got q mAa," aa he
said. he very rarely lost him. His customers
we're very good assistants to him, as man,
after investing invariably induced q shoemRte
to 70 low his example, and in the way, it he
could but get the fret customer in shop he
was morally certain Of all the rett Did his con-
science ever u,,hra,d him for his rascally tongs7
Not it. Ever! body Was moro or less On the
sz1u," he said, md he though he might AZ we'll
I'VE his olt out OF the general p!under.
The foQowingis
a FAC-SIMILE OF THE T1cEETs
sold by thu agent With whom the reporter ex-
changed lies
, 1875-11-21

Kentucky {Extra> Site Lottery.
For the Benefit Of Tie SCHOOLS Of Frankfort.
Co11h.
Glass g. Nos. 2-0-63
T.o, Nine, sIxty-lhrcc.
2-3-s-QuIrter
Payable forty dayH after drawing.
JAS. s. SMITH & co,
Nov. II, 1875.
, 1875-11-21
MILLINERY GOODS.
MILLINERY GOODS,
Does It Pay?

| # ladies who are about to purchase
their Winter Hats, either for them
selves or friends, will remember that
We can offer better styles, larger va
rlety, and at much lis, prices than
the same quality can b. oEkained for
in the West, will moi forget our places
Of business. Also bear in mind that
We employ none but frst-olass artists.
livery Hat sent from our establish
ments will be made satisfactory to
every customer. Our assortment. Of
Ladies' and Misses Dress Hats is
second to none in this country. Ele-
CANT Dress Velvet Hats for $3.50,
equal to 500 Hats bought elsewhere;
$40 for $25. Fine quality Of French
Felt, trimmed with best material, for
SO and $40.
We shall close out in the next ten
days, 800 Stylish Trimmed Hats at
great reductions from former prices.
We can suit every LADY,. Remember
our Numbers,
, 1875-11-21

Gan. Spinner asa at Lat taken his lonr-se-
fesred IT,, :: F.os.oa. and will rc12cln IN h;s
wife du-1n9 tho wie:er.
, 1875-12-01
THE KExlCAN CAJ1lg.THJEVss.

WAaalSoros, D. G., Nov. ao,-InformatIon re.
ceiyed hero from tho Rio Orundo Is to tho ci1cct
that tho troublca along that river growing out Of
tho cattle raids by Me1lcans nre "a bad a. ever,
The Mexican raiders bavo contrac. to deliver
$4,000 head OF cattle At 11onterev, and tl,oy e1-
poet to steal them from Toxaa. It haH also beet,
aacertalned that one great difficulty under which
tho Mexican Government lsbora Is tllat, in send
ing Soldiers 10 tho frontier TO prevent cattle raids,
they Often desert aud become cattIe.thipveB Cd
tlleniselVes, thus adding to tho humber Of dopre-
dators Instand Of ducreasipg them. Tho
cattle thuB stolen from Isxas arc shipped
after bong rnu into tIe1ico Cortila hlmsclt
having boon objected some t1mc ago In shipping
csttls from Bagdad, small town on the boutil
bank Of the lilo urnnue. for Cuba, such cattlo
bcaring tho markB Of Texas owneIs. It is also
known that these cnttie-ttieyea arc engaged to a
Grcat cxtent in Smuggling goods into Texas, and
on their roturn tsfpa carry droTca OF cattle with
tb0m.