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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-11
no 0EUIIxIAH.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
had better discharge their operator at To-
peka. He has demonstrated that he is nei-
ther . gentleman or man Of truth Col.
ClovIys attention is called to that olscs
Newspaper men Of Topeka co.cw With -
in this opinion.
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The Lawrence Standard, referring to
the sale Of the Canmomrealkh, says, @This
change in the Topeka Commonwealth leaves
the Leavenworth TDB the leading pa
per" Of the dominant party in Kansas"
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There is paper in Sabetha, Kansas,
called the Adsaso. Very strange. But
stranger sill, this paper has IN editor, and
this editor hovs . good thing when he
sees il. his perception d penaskahly ~,
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A CORRECTION,
The New York World makes the follow
inc correction which Will exnlain itself.

Through not easily excusable error in some Of
the reports of the debate in the Senate on Saturday
week, over proposition TO increase the appropria-
ton made for feeding and fattening the Apache In
dians, were lead TO suppose that Senator Ingalls,
of Kansas was the author Of that proposition, and
we consequently dealt with him in far an
offender against common sense and the public Treas
ury- We now learn from the Congressional Record
that instead of supporting this proposition Senator
Ingalls, not only assailed il, but assailed il with
sonnd words full of force and Of truth.
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posr.ofF1cE CHANGES IN KANSAS

During the week ending Feb. q, 1875, fur
nished by VIM. Van Week OF the Post
office Department.
PosTMAsTERs APPoINTED-Oriole,S Smith
county, VIM. W. Bogarth. Walnut Station,
Crawford county, Ira Boyle.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-11

We see by = special to the ST. Louis Dem
oua that Senator IngallA of this State, will
probably be made chairman OF the Com
mittee on Pensions
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-11

The suit of the city of New York against
Bos Tweed, for Sll, ,OOO, 900, comes on in
the Supreme Court of that State sometime
this month.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-11
A FITTING TRIBUTE.

The New York Tribune, which may al
mos. be classed as a Democratic newspaper,
pays the following fitting tribute to James
G. Blaine:
"Mr Blaine carries from the chair which he has
adorned for the pt six yeas the reputation Of hay-
ing been the best Speaker the House of Representa-
tves has had since Henry Clay This is not parti
san verdict but the judgment OF both sides of the
House; and the graceful expression given to il yes
terday by Mr.. Blaines opponents was only formal
recognition Of what they have for years admitted"
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IT Is said that Mrs. Pinchback has her
wardrobe prepared, and in case her hus-
band Is entitled to . seat in the Senate, will
aspert her rights TO social equality.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-11

DRAwrNd-Roox cars are to be intro
duced on the New York street railways,
for the use of which five cents will be
charged in addition to the regular car
faro
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THE Chicago Td5xse wants an extra ses-
sion Of CoegsesS % that tie Democrats can
g ihou their handAs Hops they'll vash
thsa fuL 80.
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NIEiNCAi,.

MoT.S's Life Pills!
NoEazs Ehapix G1tters J!
Pages Climax SS1vc "!
fsrm s.ap:e:s rs-sily xedisi1e Caest. sad have
s=r, r,orc Diseases, ssi have done more good Tor
humsnity. th.u n; other medicine ever offered %
EG-FsT.S LITE PILLS
are rrrely Ye-etasIn. They act on the Livers
Opening sne J.cis. sGd restoring tSe body to per.
feet hss..h, aua E.sy be relied To erre Nervoaa
and siek He,!Sraa, C6stivenesS, Dyspepsia, Indf.
re<tion, .agA...cc. Liver ard Bilious Complaints,
Colds, Scu.v.. Ecae -..i Weak ness, Fever Asue.
E0FFAi 5 ii.GiNlX BlTIERS
correct the s-c-e;isaS OF the Stomach, AID are
sars care for ., ssia. NerIeusneSs- Sleepiess-
ness. u..e t9.a slEirtS, Weakness Debility, ace
PAwE% GLlEAX SALVE
a eer.rou of AYaica wi. rsany other eNtraefe
and baiS.nss. Neuarran. u 10 rrre Srrofula and
Salt Rhcunr, Fe1er Sores, lies, froSt Bite. chill
blaina. CcrnS. In lam aaatiea OF the Eyes. Broken
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Cats. ErIi>es. Barns Sealds
and all Ccsapeees Disease. on p:an or beast. u
allsyx In ION, sidass s.l pain, and hesls
without scar. /. il woE:a Us uris ht In gold 10
every family, and s.aEis always be ON hand
m Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J.P. xiLIs. sale pEsFr;eter.
ss Liberty street. r,w YORK.
oet2s
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THE BEST
PAY ! N {
BUSINESS

T"f Hby Ut, gDIhS OF O.d. OF
either sex T. make really ifst c ass "a wing bu-i-
ness for theInseives. We have The NJsr agents
AMI po The L>IexSr bu.ines- In cur line We
give the right TO xeiusive territory furnish the
S.ss t.ols uork With, give the largest cash psy
Box Asssrs, and al experiences Agents. and
the business ue furnish decidedly the most prod;
sbie- Every os1y can make IDonsy. send your
name ard address for circulars, te: ms, etc
Aogsrs, % matter what You doing. send TO
isr pzrtieuizrs. Address WATEk3 Z TlSKEE,
Publishers, Chi A.cp, I'll. noviS-dus
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TIE CRIMINAL COURT.
The Leavenworth Herald, in speaking of
the above fraud, says:

"The legislature did vise acs in abolishinx the
Criminal Court of Leavenvorth county. Without
denoninafing IL fraud We must say that We CON-
slider IL an unnecesary expense IN the county. Our
criminals cost US enough at the bess, and We should
he ~ economical As possible in their MANAGEMENT
in these hard times The duties Of this court can be
performed by Judge Ide, with but little siditioual
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-11

We bowsnter the field tor the
Pal and eotDirg Winter ami
IRE furnishing The beet payi.s
and INST eAsJy vofse, agency
=, ,E it- <os ID. .-ur Aseo nave
0-LwAYs he n the mot success
Isi, AID sc hsve lately A,i..ed
nav ard sxcEK. ely rAxise
S'n5uc-n.sni-, requiring oaly
Sfs, sLLIo-ScE znc APYtIcAIioS
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king and y. .ast Powder. Of light or shoft ve ght.
DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDEE 10 sarran:ed tall
strength and full weight.
cold at vholessie AID ietsiI generally thfongh-
out the United -ta:4s. By is@ieT- In G.0oefis- and
Family -uppliesL
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THAT DENIJoHN.

WM. II. RALsToN,
Acting Mayor of Leavenwortl
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Ths 6apsene seart, ~ ~ jns1ieeo
eonearrise. - dssidsd adyuss -
the pro Fafa q. laEa1iaa = Aetusen
Sedgwiek ana Hasssy esuntisss n
ranged and aesssd - buy Harvey
county in their asxisty, II now seems,
to steal six townships OF Sedgwlck
county, and make Newton county
seat. So that, ~ the matter stands, II
We cannot hold the legislature respon-
siblc for gross ignorance, we pays I'll
the bonds, not only for ourselves, bal
as well to benefit Harvey county. The
Supreme court says the act dividing
these, being in conflict with thai
provision Of the constitution which
says that emo bill shall contain mors
than one subject, which shall be clear.
IL expressed in its title" On THU
point the court says:
The constitutional provision tina
ssNo bill shall contain more than ON
subject, which shall be clearly express
ed in its title" (Const., Art. 2, Sec
1917 is mandatory; and If the legisla
ture should clearly violate this provis
ion by putting something in the bod!
Of an act clearly not embraced In tn
title thereof, or wholly foreign to tn
title, it would be the duty Of tn
courts to declare such portion of tn
act void. lfany bill while pending il
the legislature. should in any of it
stages be in conflict with this provia
ion it would be the imperative duty o
the legislature, on or before the fins
passage Of the bill to correct it so =
to make it harmonic with said pre-
vision. and il they should fail to do 8
the bill itself or some portion thereo
would be void.
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A Wholesome Order.


Washington. Dec. Sl.-The Bureau
oil Iudian Affairs has issued circular
letter 10 saperin'endents and agents of
the Indian Department, instructing
them 10 notify the several bands or
tribes of Indians under their supervis-
ion that they must contine themselves
wholly within the limits Of their re-
spcctive reservations. and that under
no prc,ext must they leave without q
permit in writing from the agent or
superintendent except il shall appear
To his satisfaction that its issuance
shall incure to the benefit of the APP
plicant, and will IN no event be likely
to prove disastrous II the discipline of
the Indian service. When ever it shall
be deemed to be either necessary or
judicions TO grant a permit. immedi-
ate application should be made before
It's issuance 10 the commanding officer
of the neares; military force, who will
furnish guard to accompany or re-
main with the Indians rs long as they
remain within a white settlement
Those who may require passage
through such settlements must bc as
expeditions a. possible Indians are
TO be warned that without the protec-
ton thus granted them by written
permit and military guard. they are
liable To be looked Upon and treated
as hostile bands.
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Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of the county OF sedgwich
in the state Of Kansas.
Charles II. Dunbrack,)
Against
Taylor Marley, Ruth
Jane Markley and VIM.
d. Sanders.
The above named defendants Taylor Marley
and Ruth Jane Markley will take notice that they
have bern sued by the above named plaintiff in
the above named court, and that unless they ans
wer the petition OF said plaintiff against them
fled in said action IN the ofice Of the clerk Of
said court, by the Sd day Of February, A. d
ISIS, said petition will be taken ~ true and judg.
ment will he rendered. IN said action In favor o
said plaIn,in and AGAINST said defendant Taylor
Marley for the sum OF 9l15 with interest," from
October 1872, at the rate Of twelve per cent pei
annum and the sum Of el0o - m attoruey's fes
for said action. and for the sale Of tbs
following described real estate situate In the
county OF sedgwick and stste Of Kans .. to-wit
The east y Of the northwest and the east Of
the southwest Of section s. In township - Of
range two west, under . mortgage TO satisfy SOD
sums, interest and costs in accordance with the
prayer Of said petition. SLCSS DYER.
3s-4 Planting An'ys.
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SLUSS 4 DYER,
Plaintiffs Atty


STATE I Or KANSAS. IS.
In the district court of the 18th judicial district
sitting in and for the county Of Sedgwick.
CO. Lee, Plaintiff,
Against
Milton C. House, Defendant)
TIE above named defendant will take notice
that he has been sued by the above named plain
til in the above named court and that unless be
answer the pefitiou Of the said plaintiff, fled
against hum in cid action In the Once Of the
clerk Of said court, on or before tie lsh day OF
February, A. ID. 1915. said petition will be taken
as tru. and judgment will be rendered in said
action in favor OF said plaintiff and against said
defendant Milton Z. House for the sum Of four
hundred and twenty dollars with interest on said
sum at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum from
the llth day Of July, A. D. 1874, and costs Of suit
And for the foreclosure Of q mortgage given by
the said Milton T.. House to the said L. q. Lee,
and the sale by virtue Of said mortgage Of the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In Sedgwick
county and state Of Kansas, to-wit: The south
b al Of the southeast quarter OF section number
thirty -four township number Twenty EIGHT range
one east, and the north half OF the northeast
quarter Of section number three in township num-
Der twenty mine rAnge one east, containing by
government sIrvey one hundred and dfty-nins
and 55-l00th acres.
JACOB N. BALDERsTON.
3s-& Attorney for Plaintiff
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For the EAGLE.
Hedge Fence.

EDITOR EAGLE: | read an article in
last weeks EAGLE headed Herd
Law and Hedge Fence" Now Ii and
| differ on that subject. He thinks
there could be many thousand more
cattle raised here if it were not for the
herd law, aud 1.-The man of moderate
means is precluded the advantage of q
small herd, because the expense of a
herder cannot be afforded" and it is
The small farmer that is mos. injured
by the herd law" Now | think 1t
would be an imposition for me to want,
to keep herd of cattle to feed on my
neighbors grounds. because my own
are too small 10 keep them on. Aud
again one may keep horses, cattle and
sheep, if he is SO minded, and own no
land himself, but depend on his neigh
bors for grazing ground, if there is no
law to prevent it. Then his neighbor
might be to the expense of hiring help
to watch his crops, while they perhaps
keep no stock themselves. 1t would
be this neighbor that was causing them
this expense. 1t is not a very pleasant
thing for the farmers wife, when he is
away from home and she is at the
wash tub, or ironing table, or perhaps
baking. while her hands are in the
dough TO look out aud see cattle or
horses on the wheat or corn. That has
been my experience. I have had to
leave my work many times to run and
drive neighbors stock out of our crop,
and then sometimes before could get
back 10 my work they would be back
ara,n in mischief. am in favor of
every person taking care of their own
stock. | am willing to watch ours un-
ill we can have fences to keep them at
home. l think we should all have
hedge fences as soon as possible, but it
is impossible :e have one now while the
ncighbors horses and cattle are tramp
ing the young plants out Of the ground,
nearly every day. And again, III we
have herd law for five years, that is
ample time for all Of us on our
places now. TO grow fence. Bnt there
are thousands of acres yet to be sold.
The settlers that will be CO ming in
must necessarily be behind US with
their fencing. Then if our cattle and
horses are let run As soon as our fences
are grown they must be troubled with
our stock. think we shodld try TO
come q little nearer the golden rule,
than that would be. The herd law will
save poor dumb animals from cruel
treatment, from high-tempered per-
sons when aggravated.
A FARMERS WIFE.
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HmiTsSa,s.
Charles Mepougsl
! e

T. j. Blood and Iaur. A. B1ood>
District court. I'm jssiicssl dissrict, sedevich
county Kzasas-
By virsue Of a. order IL sale issued out Of IN
District Court Of fhe I'm Jpdiei.l District, sitting
IN aud for sedgwick Couuty. kxnsae. ubezesn
Chn ,es MeDslxsi - plaintiff, .nd y Hlsri and
i.nrs A. Bi.spf IL defeDdAni. vii on = Aufsdsy
the lsth dzy OF Jasnsxy, A. D. ISIS. 81 e,eioee
D. m q the court hol.e door N ~ rafy Of " XII
ita ksu~As oer :sg sale ~ pcbifc n1rsxos, 10 ~
highest bidder for eo4h - had, ~ TIE Yskhf.
ssie and in.ervsf Of TIE defkndanta B. j. bSssd
anil Lasrs A Blood. IN ssd 10 the following de-
scribed Hsnp<ry, tc-vn
Laf oce kusdr~d and forsy-eve. 1Ss3 go kss-
drvd and torfy-sevss, i<sb csc hssdsrd nd isrsy
zine lisss one kEndre1 sd eny-oee tfsll -
Main syrees In fse city u Wtchtsa- vus.r4 as'z
ny1rassrsi u - -. Lea eue Annered ssd ferry.
six giss3 STIR ssrxrf ,Csfy Of se4s ssssed 60
appraised q ozs - Lot sas hnoare4 - snssy-
esgaf ti&s3 ster seres4. CITY 81 Wscssee- sasss.
sod .pprsssexa - - - Ls1 80 bugtyod ard
afsy ll13 water sffp<s. In To CITY - trnsfa,
vais.d SD spprs.scd 81 ~ - Lsd 80 nu.assd
sd afsy -sws On wsnr serses, Cry - y ssafss.
vsissd and sppsAisud - -. - H. s1'gse -
scrsh<d rzrepefry b<11g b 1r4gwnk Co. 49,
SID rsai psu0rffy n lewr4 eRss - - Dscresg
u de5xndsafs l.. = n,~sd aad Lam A. Bsond-
and viii Dc sslsd - s.S1sft srdsr q s.s<
ss<zia's sBsf 1sss.s. Dc s.ls:s
suagwick esxsV, xAs -
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Fertilization Notice.

STATS OF KANsAe, L..
County Of Sedgwick. IS.
In the district court Of the 18th Judicial district
sitting in and for said County.
Samuel Rsnnels, Plaintiff,
VS..
X. W. Ramsey, Defendaut1
The said defendant r. w. Ramsey will take
notice that he has been sued in the above entitled
court by the above named plaintiff. and that he
must answer the petition of the said plaintiff.
filed In the district court fSedgwick county Kan
sas, in the above entitled action, or before the
I'd day 0fFebrllary, A ID. 1878, or the petition OF
the said plaintiff win be taken as true and judg-
ment viii be rendered in said action in favor Of
the said plaintiff and against the said defendant,
for the sum of two hundred and seventy five
dollars and interest thereon from the 18th day of
November, A. ID. 1878, Ut he rate of twelve per
cent. per annum and for attorney g fee Of ol0O
and for the sale Of the following real estate situate
in the county of Sedgwick and state OF Kansas
to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of section a. in twon :
ship "a. range west, under martgage to satisfy
said Judgment and costs according 70 the prayer
of said petition.
SLUsS DYER.
ss-4 Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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The Parsons voters mentioned, are
ofthose who vote for Jackson. Though
numerous by comparison, they con-
stitute but . fraction Of the voters OF
the state. Careless of the exercaso oi
their ELECTORAL privileges at the last
election, three causes contributed 70
diminish the vote:
LIST. Democrats who affected TO be-
lieve that the independent reform
movement was but whitewash Tor
republicans.
I'd. Republicans, who from disgust
with the management Of the repsoil-
can party would not vote the repubii-
can ticket, and claimed to think the
reform move was but the democratic
party in disguise.
Sd. Those to whose doors, grasshop-
pers and drouth lead the wolf; who
with the danger of cold and want to
their wives aud little ones, filled their
ears with cotton to shut out the APP
peals Of all political bummers, no mat
ter of what party they were.
tits difficult to say which cause most
depleted the vote Of the state. Many
left, of couse. But . goodly number
of them were not vet voters, aud 9TH
ers are here instead of many of them.
And the number of those who were
voters that left. ia smaller far, than
that of either of the three above. ]
am not writing to argue that as q
| whole the state fs not greatly injured
or that many have not gone. but many
of those will be back in the spring
Re they MANY or few. it was moi
l al.
who were contentNto remain in it
though not content to vote. receiv
ed a letter.from Judge Williams few
| ,iays since. IN which he says: 1.-The im
nrcssion of the people generally, out
side of the state, is that Kansas is des
tined to be afflicted with drouth and
yrasshoppers."
WHY SO destined? 1t is fourteen
wears since drouth has injured til,
state. till the past season. Many o
the older states have had a number il
that time. And that of this season
extended through Missouri, Kentuck!
and Virginia-worse in parts of thos,
states than in Kansas.
And but one previous visitation o
the grasshoppers, and that seven year
ago. Parts of Iowa, Minnesota ant
Wisconsin suffered as we did.
; It is within my recollection they de
yastatcd Canada aud northern Ohio
and in 1851, / think it was, they mad
Sherman's march to the sea. Blu
from the evil genius that has attende.
Kansas from its earliest settlement
people remember her Affections witt
more tenacity than that of the othe
states. Our losses by them were il
corn, cotton, garden vegetables an
, some in fruits, particularly peaches.
, In my other letter stated what ear
, liy planting and culture would hav
/. done for corn. A liberal breadth Q
rye sowed early in August would hav
! remedied most Of the injury done b
, the loss of corn.
Tta worth as pasfure to stock is ger
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Intorestea in honest Money

The Chicago Tribune we'll and trul.
saws:
The men, Of all other men, most
deeply Interested in an honest money
with permanent value. subject TO nc
fluctuations. are those who live upon
their daily and weekly wages. To
teach, or so teach these men that
any other money, or money that Is
subject To daily aud hourly changes IL
yalpc. is the money they need, is utter
~ indefensible. II is worse than adj
wishing them To seek riches by invest
mcnis in lottery tickets.