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MISSISSIPPI.

VICKsBURG, Sept. l4.-Ex-Senator Pease,
to-day, telegraphed AttOrney-General Pier
repent that he has The assurance of the
peace officers Of Warren county, that they
are amply competent to prevent any further
violence in the county. lie says there has
been material change in the public senti-
ment. The goo citizens are ready to as
sist the law officers in preserving peace.
With the present indications, any in erfer-
ence by the General Government would be
highly impolitic. Lieutenant J. B. Guthrie,
commanding the post, to-day, telegraphed
Attorney-General Pierrepont as follows:
i have the assurance Of the peace officers
of Warren county that their power to main
tain peace is adequate. The majority Of
the citizens are willing TO aid the sheriff,
whenever he calls for their services; and
he (lhe sheriff. assures US he will summon
their aid if any further disturbances-takes
place. My information prompts me TO
state that Mr.. Pease's assertions, telegraph
ed you, are eminently correct.
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HE instance OF This il furnished in our
dispatches Of yesterday morning. All re-
liable SOURCES agree in stating that an Or
gained mob is committing outrases IN
certain section of the State, yet the chair
man Of the Dsmocratic Executive commit
tee,asscr;s that there is no necessity Tor arm
ed interference. Why Is this? Simply be-
cause the Democratic party sanctions these
crimes. and UrIiles on the murderers. What
objection have the Democratic leaders TO
the army aiding in their pretended efforts
to restore peace? We all know, they do
not, under the circumstances, care for quiet
and order, 50 long as the ringers" are
slaughtered /; but turn the tables, and you
will quickly hear them implore the Presi-
dent to protect them from the s''outlaws."
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ApRnMIsINa YOUTH.

The Young Prince Napoleon would seem
TO lie by no means devoid of intellectual
ability and political tact. The ex-Empress
and himself are spending the summer at
Arensburg, where he recently addressed a
meeting of adherents Of the empire at con-
siderable length. In the course Of his re-
marks he said:
SHOULD the people some day recall me
to power l will force all honest men to raj
ly round the Empire by erasing from the
French language the words exile and
prescription If it could only be known
what lessons have learned from the past,
what resolutions have drawn from expe-
rience of the events which passed under
my own eyes, it would be seen how well l
understand must only look backward for
example and teaching, but not for objects
of vengeance and bitterness. A great peo-
pie is not TO be governed by hatred and re-
venge."
These are quite notable words for one so
young, and full Of fair promise.
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PLATTE COUNTY.

While we are rejoicing over the encour-
aging prospects this year of splendid crops
in the Garden State, We must not forget
that the farms in the border counties of
Missouri are also in condition that must
be pleasing to the eye of the honest and
hardy farmer. Platte and neighboring
counties were totally devastated by the
grasshoppen, the fields and gardens were
left as bare and desolate as one vast desert,
yet to-day the average yield to the acre Of
corn and vegetables will exceed all expecta-
tions, and will enable the poor man to pay
his debts and live comfortably through the
Winter. We wish that the Platte county
papers would give us some reliable infor-
nation as to the crop prospects across the
river. We will depend upon the able edi-
tors of the Landmark, Adrocate and Weston
Commercial.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 14.-Regarding the recen,
ministerial crisis, it has transpired that
three of the ministers who represented the
old party, being opposed to universal suf-
frage, have resigned, contrary to the wish
of Canovas Del CASTILLO, who urged that
the government ought to respect the state
OF affairs legally established, and leave to
future Cor;es the task of modifying the
electoral law, il any alteration was then
considered necessary. The King thereupon
requested Senor Canovas Del CASTILLO to
form new cabinet. He declined, on the
ground that having long presided over
the cabinet which represented the reconcil-
iation OF all the old parties, he ought not
to remain at the head Of one party only.
The King then instructed Gen. Jovellar
with the formation OF a new ministry.
The present cabinet, which is more har-
monious than Its predecessors, WAS consti-
tuted with the concurrence Of Canovas Del
CASTILLO.
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Road Notice.
COUNTY CLt RK's OEFICE,

COUNTY CLt RK'S OEFICB,
LEAvEswoKrn. KAN, sept 10, 1875 3
STATE o. KANSAS, l.
LEAvxswokru COUNTY.
NOiICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tia Mt reg
IN ular meeting of the Beard Of CoIBty Comm s.
sioneTs, begun and held at the Couit HOUSE, In
the CITY Of LesveaSOrth, in sad County AMI
state, the 9Th Gay Of sep't mber A. ID. io7s, X.
h. Jsggar1 and others Of Fan mount township,
houschoiders Of said Count, pr sentei and flied
4 petition, asking Board Of Commi ssioccrs for
the appointment Of vi.vers, To view, survey and
locate = PORTION ola ROAD in said township, - Wit:
To vscste nuea Of the Csunty rad, knosn -
tho Gordon road. extends from the northeast
corner OF section 30, and the southeast corner II
section &c, east TO the county line, between Wy
andotte and Leayehwofth couGtiss. This prayer
Of the peti icners vas grant a, and a. ]. Hofi'e,
w. IL Douning and =. w. Budd were appointed
Viewers, To meet ~ the hou-e Of 4. II. Ja9<.rd,
In fainnount township. on tho II day Of Ocio-
Der, 1875, st 10 o'clock A. NJ, In Of failure
20 meet on TN day des grated, then on the f,ll0w
ing day, and pro eel 10 yeS said roai, and give
to alt pa. ties ennc~Ipef, o hearing.
By order vf the Boad.
OLIVER DIEFkNDORF,
sepll dls2t County Cierx.
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ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
kAs. Sept. 10, 1875.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LyAvsswosrH, kAs. Sept. 10, 1873.
LkAvFxwoETH CousIr S.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That . reg
IN u'at Mreiing OF the Board OF Co nty Com
missioner, he un and he 4 ut the Court Hous-,
in the city OF wentworth, In said County and
State. Oh the 9th day Of september A. d. 1873,
John Rosaa ant OH r. Of Kickspoo Township
h0useholuers of said County, presentei and Si
Petition, asking ii Board of Com iniss. rs g.
the appointment % Viewers. to viss, survey and
locate 70 4 IN raid Township, and TO locate pnt-
tions OF the Humid AMI Moore roads. Couuzensing
At point. a OF near the intersection ofthe i<av-
running nortneasts'ly 1ross the northca eorn.r
OF the routh' ast Of &C ion 20, nship rsnss
p, soas ,os'rik, point the Humid road, aud in
tersa CT 'herewifh, at or near 10 rois, from tho
northse ct c1rner Of sid gu ter and alter NJ
much 4 said Toais, and having laid out
said rad - above stat d. and vscstiDs
the two above fouis, on the new laii out part,
the viewen making . request favorable to .ad
chang The prayer Of the petitioners was granted,
and Is. Moore A. @. Cogsweil AMI John Taylor
were appoint i Viewers, TO meet at the hoEso OF
Nic Zimmerman, In kiexaPNo Township. o. tho
18TH day Of Oc ob-r, 1875, at 10 clock A. N.
In case of fIiinre 10 NEE. the day d'signaied,
then on the following day, and proceed To view
said rad, ani give To 81 parties concernel hea-
in<.
BY order of the Boarj.
OLIVER BIEFENDO8F.
sept 1idlv2 Couaty Cisrk.
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Read Notice.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LkAvEswoKIu, KAN Sept 3. ISIS.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvKywoxIH CoUsTY. IS.
NOTICE Is HEKkBY GIvES, That nj ,ec-
~ uiar neetirg OF the bs ari OF County Com.
u - toner's, begun and held Mt the Cour- Eouso
in the Citv OF Lesvruwoith, in said county and
state, on the s,x day o: September, A. ID. ISIS,
5. b. Cantr.li and others Of Reno low shin
householder o. aid county, presented and d ed a
petition, as.ing said b ard Of Comm ssioners k,r
the appointment OF Viewers, to view survey and
To- ate n al IN said township, commencing at the
southeast corner OF section nine, township twelve,
OF raa-e tw, nts -One, near the Hughes Bridge;
theaee north on section lie one uIils; thence
w,Es On eciion line to inter,ec the Lsayen worth
anu Lawrence road. The prayer o: { peii ipners
was gIane eli, ami y. ii. Eaton, Charles ~. Dough-
ton and Thomas N rrly, were appointed Viewers,
to meet At the h0use d :. n. Canir ~, in Reno
township, on the ) h day OF octoLcr. 1873, at 10
o. clock \. OF in cIre OF failure I, meet on the
day r"sis natei, then OF the following dag, and
pr,ce'd 10 view sa.d road, and give TO al parties
eJncerusd, . hearing.
ny order of the Bp.rl.
OLIVER DIEFEN DOIf.
sePlo-diwf County Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS Or FiC.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
-LkAvxHwokrH, KAN, Sept. 10th, ls7j- !
STATE Of KANSAS,
LEAvHswORIH COUNTY.
NOTICEis hereby given, at NJ q reenar
IN meeting Of the Board of Coanty C,.aInls-
sioneIs. begun and held At the Court HOUSE, in
the City Of Lesveb h, in said County and
State, on the 9th day Of septeub,r, A. u. 1875.
II. kpsen and others Of ToGganoxie township.
householder Of said County, presented md nlei
petition, asking said Boari Of Commissioners. for
the appointment OF Vi.wers, to view, survey and
locate portion Of the sullivan road, commence
ing II the Atehi-,n and Toryzsoxie State rpsd On
section -, township 10, rage n. Thence b IN
the northwest corner Of the southeast quarter Of
where said road begin, bling the south vet cor.
ner ofihe souihuest quarter Of section 80 township
10, range q, where IL strikes the Stanton road.
The prayer Of tbs petitioners vas graated, ami
W. l. MeKeehen. samuel Stewart and W. r.
Buney we're appointed Visven, TO meet at tho
house Of A. v. Paitee, in Tonganoxis Tovn,bip,
on the 7ta day sf October, 1873, az 10 o'clock A.
u or in Ease Of failure TO meet on the day de-
sisnst.-i. then on the following day. and proceed
70 view said road and give 10 al parties coacerned
a hearing.
By order ofthe Board.
DiEFENDORF,
septli-di.v2 County Clerk.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Sept. Traditional returns
from Maine, this morning, are meagre. In
Cumberland county, which was hotly con-
tested, and where the Democrats had one
Senator and the county Treasurer last year,
they have made clean sweep. Waldo
county, complete, except Jackson, gives
Roberts (Dem.) IS majority, and elects
Democratic county officers and one Senator,
with four Republican Representatives.
Nothing definite ia yet known Of the Con-
gressional contest in the Fourth district,
though PIaisted il doubtless elected.
Conncr's majority will not reach 5000.
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SENATOR INGALLS,.

The Denver, Colorado, Nems pays our
senior Senator the following compliment:
Senator Ingalls, is now a guest of the ter
ritory he had so much hand in making a
State, and Coloradans generally should lose
no opportunity that may occur to show
their appreciation of his friendship for
them and theirs in the hour of need. 1t
was due to his efforts, in conjunction with
those OF Mr.. Chafiee, that the State bill
was passed last Winter, and in honoring
Mr.. Ingalls,, they honor not only states
man, but legislator Of no little erudition
and marked ability.
Senator Ingalls, is regarded everywhere
as brilliant, talented GENTLEMAN, and .
wise, honest legislator. The article from
the Nacs is more complimentary when it is
understood that the paper is what might be
called an independent journal"
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adlerhlp Iimes
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, 1875.
rurryrFrr oF THE CORN CROP.

I A letter from a corn-grower IN Cham
aaign county, Illinois, to the Cor''i'g Ge''-
lsma,a gives some very suggestive figures
: 10 the corn crop OF 1870; and to those
l,ho never looked at the aggregate results
II crop 50 common Is this, the hgura
Fill Justly seeIa enormous.
The county Of Champaign, Illinois, to be-
in with, has, according To this corresfon-
ent. an area of $1,000 acres; and OF this
mount, the assessor. return 2ls,ooO as be-
ny this year in corn. There are lO2 ooun-
les in the State, and he estimates that 40
! these will this year have as large an
,rea os corn as Champaign, and that the
ither % will average at least hall the
mount returned Tor that country This
,gould give an aggregate Of Is, 102, 900 acres,
( Z. say in round numbers twenty millions
4 acres devoted to tine growth Of corn IN
hat one State alone.
The appearance OF this crop throughout
Illinois may be classcd, without any exagSer-
lion, a. magnificent; and the correspon-
lent referred 10 declares that lie is putting
l he average at an exceedingly low figure
vhen he puts it at thirty bushels to the
.c.e. The average viii, beyond all doubt,
,e largely in excess OF this Squire. This
vould give i total for Illinois Of 600,000,-
100 bushels.
Then it is safe to say that Iowa, Indiana,
Ohio, Kansas and Missouri will each have
I. crop nearly, if not quite as large as H.
inois. But putting Ohio at hall, or $780,
100000 bushels, Indiana at 400,000,Co0,
md Iowa and Missouri at 500,000,0 900
.ach, and We have, for these five States, q
,rand total of 2,300,000,0O0 bushels. Be
ides these States, Michigan, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Nebraska, Arkansas, Tennessee,
Kentucky and Virginia are all large corn
Producing States, and it is safe TO put the
aggregate Of these niHe States at l,l00,-
100000, bringing the aggregate up to
,,40O,O00,0O0; and the remaining States
Certainly produce enough to swell it to
Loco, O00, 600 for the entire Union.
II il difficult TO grasp such figures as
.hese, and comprehend fully their import;
,ut We may get at practical result by
raluing this enormous crop at fifty cents Z
,nshel. AT that price the crop would yield
100000, 900, or enough TO pay off the
national debt
And this is but one item OF the years
product. There are wheat, rye, barley,
bats, potatoes, hay, tobacco, fruit, hemp,
md various other smaller items, TO say
,othing of cotton, sugar and rice. Leaving
WI these three items last named and what
IA enormous aggregate Is presented. We
rave no means Of ascertaining even the ap-
'roximate totals OF the grain crop; but the
wheat product Of the country alone-not
he exportable surplus but the entire yield
would certainly come very. near the corn
rop IN actual value.
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begin anew. To do this We believe that
Board Of Taade or some similar organiza-
ton should be formed, and to further this
end THE TINES earnestly urges upon our
merchants the necessity of prompt and de-
cisive action. Let one merchant start the
ball rolling, and the others will follow.
When we have BOARD Of Trade, then we
can devise ways and means that will bene-
fit the city, but to accomplish anything
lasting, We must fret organize.
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fov. AnEs AND SOUTHERN rRouR1rs.

We notice that few Republican papers
IRE condemning the course Of this gentle
nan. denouncing him as a demagogue, a
Peak, timid and bad executive. While he
bay not be a model officer in every respect.
fel it seems to Us that his administration
4 affairs in Mississippi has been such, that
ie should be supported, and receive the
,raise, Of every loyal man in the North.
{ is almos; an utter impossibility for a To-
al or State government to quell disturb
.ncc in the South. The whites are banded
Pgether in secret societies, and defy all con.
fituted authority, and yet when
governor calls On the ma
lond authorities to preserve
nd maintain order, peace and quiet, the
bourbon sheets begin to howl about tyrau-
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so. One hundred and forty towns give
Connor p, go, Roberts &c, los, against 25,25i
Repub., and 1859 DEM, of last year,
being a Republican majority of 3,472
against !, 565 last year. This indicates that
the total majority, which was 10000 last
year, will be this year not above 5000.
There is but one Congressman TO be elected.
namely: in the Fourth district, 10 fill the
place of Eer-ey. deceased.
1t is impossible TO yet give the result. L.
must be ve-~ -'ose. The Republicans prob
ably carried eleven counties and the Demo
Gratis FIVE, which will fairly Represent the
vote in the Senate, being Democratic gain,
as the Senate stood tweniy-eight Republi-
can to three Democrats. In the House
the Democrats do not SEEN to have lost.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LkAvkSwOR1H CoUsrY.
In the Probate Court ia AMI for snid Cosnty.
In the matter Of the estate Of
JAAsS MCGLINN, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Letters Of
IN Administration lave been granted to the I'M
dersiSn-,i on the Estate of JAMES MoGLINN,
deceased. latl o: said county, by the Honor able.
he Pfobaie Court Of The County and sta siorc-
sa'd, dated the .ish,h day CT Sept her, A. ID.
$50. Nov, all persons having claims against the
sid Estate are hereby notified thai they mus pr
sent the same to the undersigned for allowance,
.ithin one year from the ia "a q Letters, or
they may be prscluied from any benefit OF suehss-
tate: and that If uca claims he not elh blted
within three years sf,sc ,he date Of said letters,
they shall be forever b,r-ed.
JANE MGLINN, Adminisirstox
CT the Estate OF Jallos MsGhnn Deec~ssd.,
sHptis-wSs
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4 FAIR.

THE TINES has for some days been en-
deavoring to impress upon its readers the
good to the city which would result from a
fair Of some kind, toward the close Of the
month. The grangers meet on Friday at
the court house, to recommend, candidates
for the county Offices, and We hope that they
will pay some attention to this important
subject. Such men as Wellhouse, Chan
dice, Stayman, Bauserman, Moore and
Broaddus should 60 to work, and make the
fair success. The Leavenworth mer-
chants will aid them, as will also gentle
men like Capt Tough, Levi Wilson, Nc
Lanathan, Terry and in fact all our citizens.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE snniver-
sary OF the 14th Of September was cele-
brated by solemn high mass at the cathe-
dral at o'clock this morning, for the re-
pose OF the souls of those who fell on the
18th of September, 1874. The graves OF
those killed on that day were decorated in
during tie day by many persons. The
viii conclude at st. Patrick's
Hal q: 3, s;;inS; p; = ~ De- sA e;
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TURKEY.

KKAGUJEwABE, Sept. 1.-THE Skuptis-
china elected committees Of war and
finance, and On the constitution, the menu
bers OF thee committees are mostly radi-
Gals, and include three communist.
The great powers have expressed to Ser
via their satisfaction with the tone Of
prince Minanis speech. The address in re-
ply will probably be debated on the 18th.
CoSsrANrrNoPLE, Sept. 13.- Serious
fighting occurred on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday last, in which the Turks were
defeated This has resulted in the renewal
Of the siege Of Trebigne by the Insurgents.
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LEGAL.
N 0tfce Of AttnclnHllent

JACOB LANGLEY,) C.mplsint IN attachment
Vs. PiaintiaNs demand, twenty
u. T. PHILLIPS, Two doilsrs and atty cent
NOTICEts hsrsby given, that on tho second day
IN Of September, 1875, John Scaeuek, Justice
OF tine Peace of Alexandria :tcvn.hip, Lesvenw nth
County. kankas. issued order If Atiac hment in
the above nare-i cae, for the sum Of twenty tso
dollars and hfiy cents aod that said cause will b.,
heard on the loth day Of October, 1875 at lu ecO>k
A. NJ. JACOB L>sSLsY
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PATENTS ISSUED.


ported for THE TINES by Knight Bros,
Patent Solicitors, 3l7 Olive street, St.
Louis, Mo.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis-J. S. Bowman, numbering ma.
chine ]. F. Meyer, tops for vehicles B. A.
Bergman, last fastener; ID. w. RedhefIer,
churns.
Worth County-T. L. Davidson, portable
fences.
ChiIlicothe- P. Friest, horse hay forks.
Halleck-A. 7. Riley, car brakes.
Kansas City-N. n. Horton, railway car
seats.
Carrollton-R. w. Gunter, middlings
purifiers.
KANSAS.
Allen County-H. F. Rice, implement for
destroying chinch bugs.
Miami County-W. S. Wadsworth,
plows.
Iola-D. Palmer, NJ. Palmer and c. c.
Briggs, washing machines.
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LoNGwoOD, PErTIs Co, Mo-,
September 8, 1875. !

~ AASA-< - oNiNa-~A AS~A>6 49, Wa e~~~oS
ing State:
LoNGwooD, PErns Co, Mo, |
September 8, 1875. !
Editor Leaueauorh Times:
SIR I'll address you to-day to ascertain
if you can give me any information about
Wilder's new book, "Annals of Kansas" l
saw notice referring to it in Missouri
newspaper. would be glad to get copy
as soon as it is published. Any informa-
ton in regard to it will he thankfully re-
ceived. Also please send me two Or three
copies of your paper.
/ was soldier in Co. B, 9TH Kansas Cav
airy, during the war; was in that regiment
upwards of four years.
Yours respectfully,
JAS. A. CAPEE.
In answer to the above, We are unable to
say definitely when the book will be COM
pleted and for sale. We suppose, however,
that it will be ready in the course OF q
month.
Such letters as the above must be graft
flying and encouraging to Mr.. Wilder. We
are certain that the ANNALS of Kansas"
will have large sale, and that the au-
thor will be handsomely rewarded for the
time and trouble he has bestowed upon the
work.
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Ii another column will be found COM
munication from Mr.. H. Milee Moore, re-
lating to our county finances. The city has
saved 30 much in the last two yean by the
new charter" that We have NO doubt bit
that the county would be greatly benefited
if Mr.. Moore's Suggestions were acted upon
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

CNOR the speedy Cure of seminsl we,knes
e Lost Manhood and all disorders brough, ON by
indiscretious .xc.ss Any DruSsis: has the In
greaients-
Address DAVIDSON 4 Co., Pox 22ss. New
Yo:k. sep'1-eodA v.5s,
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A. II. UHOOKETT,

A TIORNxY ATLAw, lnsunsnes sna CD,lee-
s65kna sANu1 4o)n1R 2eanpsais, -
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OVER THE WIRES
Beecher sDtsirrs That q Nolle
Pros. be Entered in the

Beecher 0tsires That q Nolle
Pros. be Entered in the
Suit Of Beecher vs.. MOultOp, for
Labelling the Great
Preacher.
But MOultOn Re.Atiirms his Ac-
cusatiOns and Declares them
to be True.
Second Day of the Kansas City
Exposition.
Horse Racing and jeff Davis
speech
The Principal Attractions to the
"20,0OG'' People Present.
The Instruction in Turkey Con-
tinues to Progress.
Indian Commissioners Closing
Their LabOrs at Wash.
ingt0n.
$i3O, 900 Made Out Of the Indian
Beef Contract.
Meager Returns From the Main
Elections.
The Democrats Probably Gain.
ing 5000 over Last
Years Vote.
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WEB. WILDER,S BOOK.

Yesterday We received the following let
ter from a gentleman residing in our neigh
ing State: