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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
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COUNTY Ci iERKf : Of. ICF,
LE4yESwosTH, KAs. July 10, 1879.
STATE OF KAS~A5. L
LKAvkswpxTH COUSTY.
N-OTICE u HEREtY GiVEr, ThPt NJ Q re-
~ ulsr meeting Of the Bosrd OF County COM
fui s-ioner- hes uu snd held at the Cour, House.
in the city OF GsavenwOTth, IN sud County and
sIatc on the 5th day Of JTiy, A. ID. 1850, John
Thorubufg and others Of Ea ton IORnsh y,
house holders of SAID County, pTe-eated aud filed
petit on, skiing said Board of Commissioners Ia
The appointment OF viewers. To yeT, s.,fSey ITi
loszt.s a road in sad ? wnship commencing st Or
near where The james Cooley rOIl inier-fe $ thf
Atehi-on and iOnZanINie road, a the :. r. ."rb-r
OF the NJ. "a OF section ~, town ., Of rang" q,
rnnnng then in easterly direction, as ueirsy
as prAe icabe the line dividing section ~, and
.ndtns al a point, ~ or near the e. corner OF
the y L. J. Oi 81 4 sect On -. Tas prayer Of the
petftiOnsrs wa. grantsl ard Th0nss stewart, 4.
j Goddard a Il Moss Morris, were appointed
yiexeIs TO meet at the house Of I'M sh1rn-
bur. d, in EA-t0h oNnsLip, ON the 9th day Of Au-
gust y : at T. o cloct A. 81, % in cs-e - ffi-
nT. 20 meet on tbs day des gustsd, then On III"
fii, ,owinS day, and prUcse 10 view said Iosd, a Il
give To all parties concerned. hearing.
fy orler cf tine Bard.
OLIVER DIEFEEDDKF,
iuIyIi-iItu2t County CIsrk-
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INVALUABLE FOR RAT .O.D Y ~
suffered for more than a year with lI,diges-
tion, and during the last six months was
very bilious, occasionally having dumb
chill, followed by fevers, which prostra:ed
me. took your Simmons Liver Resula-
tor, and for several months have IN :
s.out aad hearty as Any mHn could { E2 .
be. ! IN .horoue ily sati led u Al |
it is rc,on.nendc,. o be b T.. udigest.un
and bilious complaints, for mine was Ger
tainIy stubborn case. have he md many
of my friends speak of it, and all agree
hat it possesses all the virtues you claim
for il. A. II. HIGHTowER,
d&wlt Conductor NJ and W. Il. r.
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DEATH BY VIOLENCE.
Robert O'Brien, a Military Pris-
Oner at Fort LeavenwOrth,
Dies Suddenly.
The Authorities of the Post Re-
fuse to Let the Coroner
Sit Upon the Body.

Yesterday a communication came through
the mail directed to Coroner S. B. vii.
liams, which was turned over by him to
Acting Coroner J. W. Farrell. The letter
reads as follows:
UNITED STATES MILITARY TRIsoN,
FORr LEAvENwORTH, KAs., July II.
To the Coroner Of Learcnworth County, Kalscs
SIR: We desire to state that a certain
military prisoner, Robert O'Brien, died at
this place this morning, about six O'Clock,
under very suspicious circumstances, rs he
was beaten, kicked, and struck with re.
volver about the head and body on the al
ternoon of Yesterday, and to which fact
there are abundan. witnesses. Will YOU
please to attend to this at once in your Off
cial capacity. Very respectfully,
MANY PRISONERS.
P.S. We are obliged to send this anony-
mously, as We aIe not allowed to cores
pond with the civil authorities.
In pursuance Of the duties OF Coroner in
such cases, Acting Coroner ]. W. Farrell,
J. T., in company with Constable James
Franks, went to the Fort in order to hold
an inquest on the body of OBrien, and i'm
mediately sought an interview with the
officer in charge of the prison, to whom he
addressed the following:
STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENN ORTIZ COUNTY,
LEAvENwoR1I ToN NsniP, &C
Fort LTAN rNwoRTB,
MILITARY RES ivATIoS,
July 18th, 49,.
General j. w. Robertson, I amundaat Militia
~ Prison, at Ibooe Rese. Jdtioa
DEAR SIR Il am in r, ;eip; OF informa-
tion that man, late I-isoner in your
cha -ge, came TO his death from wounds and
bruises ct the hands of some of the guards
of the prison, on said reservation. The
name OF the deceased, is, from the informa-
tion "Robert O'Brien." The undersigned,
as acting Coroner, desired, under the stat
utes, in snch cases made and provided, to
hold an inquest on the body Of said deceas-
ed Robert O'Brien. J. W. FARRELL,
Justice of the Peace and Acting Coroner.
The following reply was returned:
HEADQUARTERS U. S. MILITARY
RESERVATION,
FoRT LEAvENwoRTH KANSAS,
July IL, 1875.
j. ". FGr,l, Esp, Jus;sce {, the Peace and
Aetmg CrOaer, Ledrenuo1th Ioraskp,
Leauenuorth County, STATE Of Kansas:
SIR A Board of officers having been
already ordered to investigate the circum-
stances attending death OF prisoner Robert
O,Brien, and under the act Of Congress, en-
titled ian act to provide for the establish
ment of Military Prison, and for it. gov
eminent, the United States claiming cxclu-
sive jurisdiction therein )" the holding of n
Coroner's inquest cannot be permitted.
BY order of Major J. NJ. Robertson.
J. W. PorE,
Second Lieutenant, 9Th L. S. Infantry,
Adjutant.
While at the Fort the Coroner was treat
ed with the greatest courtesy by the officers
in charge.
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The Remedy.

To escape the worthless abominations
offered under the title of Flavoring Ex-
tracts and Baking Po o-ders, rests wholly
with the consumers; tn ' are the ones that
have to suffer. Purchs- only those arti-
cles you know by experience to be pure.
Look upon cheap goods as an evidence Of
their adulteration and worthlessness, upon
those that dealers complain of as being too
high to keep for sale as an argument in
their favor for good, pure goods cannot
be sold a cheap as worthless ones, and af-
ford less profit to manufacturer and deal
er. DR.. Prices True Flavoring Extracts
and Cream Baking Powder are acknowl-
edged by chemists to be the purest, and the
snly scientifically prepared articles of their
kind in the marke1, and are now used in a
million homes, and daily increasing in
RsPQlas favpE. eodkv
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A CARD

EDITOR TraE-Messrs Dlnnis nd Nj
chael jordan, contractors in San sancisco
CAL, keep constantly employed over one
hundred men (mechanics and laborers),
and over half Of these are from Leaven-
worth. These Leavenworthians naturally
feel grateful for the preference shown 10
them in a strange and crowded city, and At
the request OF their many friends in this
city, the undersigned publicly st .es this
fact, which will he read with plea are by
all. Yours, etc, THo4 l. WHEL.N.
: LkAyEzyoaEa, July Is / IS.
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o'con,el csass,,ia, csls ssn.ios.

The Hiberniap benevolent Society will
celebrate the day by grand parade and
banquet in honor of the great emancipation.
A meeting for the above object will be
held in Hibernian Hall (opposite the Ca
thedraD on Thur~1ay evening next, at 7:3O,
+. n and all are invited - attend.
JOHN NcCoR,. .cK, President
LxAyUwoRzH, July 81, 1876.
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Castoria is more than a substitute for Cas-
tor oil. IL is the only safe article in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. 1t j. pleasant to
take. Chi iren ne ! net cry /. mothers may
sleep. apr2-S
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HARDLY to be credited, but it Is never
theless true, that a sick horse or bad-con-
di,ioned COW can be brought up in a few
days by the use of Sinmors' Liver Regu-
lator. The powders should be mixed with
the food, and they will eat it readily; and
it is surprising to see what improvement
Immediately takes place. 1t opens the
bowels, strengthening them, and does all
and even more than the best Condition
Powders. A small quantity in the food for
chickens will cure cholera, and keep the
poultry healthy. d&w
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THERE will be no drouth in Leavenworth
county this summer. The crops will be,
Notwithstanding the ravages of the grass
hoppers, unusually large.
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neuralgia, lock-jaw, spIains, SWELL
ings. burns, seaids, cake breasts poisonous bites,
rozen fe. t, gut, salt Theum, ear-ache, &C., a. !
the receipt Linment will be sent gratis to any
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells article before did SELL and il sells
because 1t does Just what it preten is TO do One
bottle Of the Centaur Liuiment tor animals eiOs
wraf pen is worth hundred ,lol!ars ir spawned,
strained salIe horses and mules, and Tor screw
worm in sheep. No FANNY sioGx owner al
ford 20 he without Ccntaur Lini4 ent. Price, 50
cents; rye bottles, sIO0. ]. B. kosk Il Co. +,
53 broadway, Nes York.
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sPECLIA NOTICES.

C7o EACH WEEK Agents wanted; particulars
VII free. j. Wcrth 4 Co., IT Louis, No.
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Il engaged in the upholstery and undertake
ing business, and has won reputation Tor
straight forward business management As
a member OF the Council his aim has al
ways been to serve his constituents to the
best Of his ability.
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CAHOoN,9
NOTICE..

The sale of the "Kansas Indian Trust
Diminished Reserve Lands" in Kansas,
advertised to be sold under the provisions
OF and Act of Congress, approved Jnne %,
1874, has been suspended by direction Of the
Secretary of the Interior, on account OF the
financial depression in that country occasion
ed by the ravages OF the grasshoppers, until
further orders.
Due notice will be given OF the dat" when
the land. in question will be ma6e scbjec,
to the original order OF disposal.
S. $. BURDETT,
Commissioner T.. l.. u.
WASHINGTON ID. C., June 9Th, 1873.
iune l7-oaw-4ww-46
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How a woman can keep on talking
while she twists up her back hair and has
her mo nth full of hairpins is mystery not
vet expiained,
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]. +. SCRMELZER.

The newly-appointed member OF the Coun-
ell, is also one of the representative men of
our city, and will perform the duties as
signed him 10 the satisfaction of all.
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BRIDGE.
Notice 70 Contractors.

CpCHTY CLERg's OFFICE,
LEAyEswozTp, KsEsAs,
July lirh, 1875.
C.EALiD PROPOSALS viii be received at THE
- Office until ~ o. clock ~. August ?, is1J, To
LEsUILL Bridge one mile south OF EiekaF"o-
IN EickaI 90 toxnsbip, ne.r the faIm 81 tfyrse
Goa according to plans and specifications pre-
psre,Tey the oGnry Engineer 10 BE- found m tIs
Office.
The Roari reserve The right 20 rejsct 4ay and
all bids. By order Of the BOsId
u. DIEFESDDI.+,
iu!,is-Itd2;w County CisrE.
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BARSUM's mammoth circus is now in
Chicago, and will probably be here in Au-
gust.
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THE Grand Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of Old Fellows for the State of Kan
sas, Mr. S. T. Burdett, has received l,535
letters during the last three months.
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.-D Bssr Kxw P,rEE - ztBs.:.

The INHALATION OF TAR has become
popular remedy for pectoral and lung dis
e.ases. Pine il healthy. Constantine
Pine Tar Soap" is the utilization OF sana-
tive property for the cure Of cutaneous al
iections. 1t should be found in every bath
room and toilet Physicians will tell you
80. Sold by druggists and grocers,
d.yw
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The K. W. Grand Lodge of the indie
i.endent Order Of Odd Fellows, which meets
Il Atchison in October, will call together
over two hundred representative men, com
ing from every county in the State.
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SoEETurSG WRONG. = Paralysis OF the
facial muscles. and ultimate destruction OF
the healthy skin, result IRON the use oil
abominabIe preparations sold TO 1ooiish
girls under the cloak Of "beautjtier.." Moth
ing permanently beautifies which brings
disease. "Constantine's Pine Tar soap Is
the best abeautife-" in the world Sold
by druggists and grocers. dSw
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THE steamer Fontenelle, from Fort Ben
tn, bound for St. Louis, arrived at the
levee last evening. She had seven hundred
:des for W. c. IObenslien.
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ABERNArhY Bros. have just finished a
new marble-top chamber set, which they
sell at forty-ive dollars. 1t is the best
thing for the money We ever saw.
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He had on white pants, with four eggs,
somewhat decomposed, tenderiy thrust in the
pockets thereof He TUNED the corner, sud-
denly, evidently with the intention OF elud-
ing somebody, when he tripped and fell.
Tableau
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A SMALL boat, containing an emigrant
family, float ID past the city yesterday af-
ternoon, about four o'clock. 1t was a neat
craft, and contained all the ncccssaries to
be used for long voyage.
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AEERSATHY Bros. have shipped car
load Of furniture every day the past week.
\ large portion Of it goes goes out of the
State
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Two hundred and ninety dollars in fines
have been assessed at the police court so
far this week. Verify this is a paying in
stitution and should be fostered.
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Mr.. q. II. KELLER, residing twelve
miles south OF tie city, brought into cur
Office yesterday morning, SOME stalks Of
millet measuring six feet and one half ~
length.
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A YOUNG man named Edward Moreton
was arrested VI ter,ay mo:ni ,. charged
wi.l The shooti OF J. " C: = More
tor bseqnenly ,niesssd III sh aUins, and
saws II was done IN sclf-dCfe; >.
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Capt ". S. Tough, has purchased the
Crespigney Il Sewer prol ,rty just outside
the city limits, adjoining the place Of
Mes. Sbott.
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FvR SALE BY ALL DRU

4 GREAT many cases Of sickness are re-
ported throughout the city now.
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THE best thing you can do this hot wea-
ther Is to buy one of those woven wire mat
tress,s Of Abernathy Bros.
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Postal Items.

The Post-othce Department has COM
menced the issue Of 5 cent postage stsnps,
to meet the new le,ter-ra,e of postage, un-
der the treaty of Berne. The new stamp is
designated from bust of Gen. Zachary
Taylor, in full face, and printed dark blue
color. Hereafter the two cent stamps will
be printed in vermillion, in order to avoid
the liability to mistake caused by the SINH
larity in color between the two and the ten
cent stamp. rr-
The Department has also issued revised
schedule OF stamped envelopes. The changes
are not in the prices, but
in the addition Of certain grades
and denominations, and the discon-
tinuanoe OF other grades and denominations.
Among the additions there is a new size of
stamped envelopes 81 by 81 inches, desig-
mated as No. AZ Commercial, it is medium
between the full letter and the extra letter.
and is we'll adapted to business require
ments.
The color of the third quality envelopes
throughout is changed from amber to blue,
10 render them less transparent
1t is expected that the il 10 of postal
csHls Of new s.gn will b. O. enenced ON
O about the first 0f Augus
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"IF Jones undertakes to pull my ear" "
said loud mouthed fellow on a street cor
ner, yesterday "he will Just have his hands
full, now" The crowd looked ~ the mans
ears, and thought SO, TO.
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ALEXANDER M'GAHEY,

The City Treasurer, was born in Butler
county, Pennsylvania, in 1S26. He after
wards resided in Pittsburg until 1854, when
he emigrated TO Kansas. lie followed the
mercantile profession until Nav, 1874, when
he was appointed 10 the position OF City
treasure, and to which oIiice he was elect
ed by the people the last s p, ing. He Is
man in whom the people have entire conf
dence, and on whom everyone can rely. lie
is regarded As man OF strict moral in
tegrItv, and a good book-keeper; one who
reflects credit both upon himself and the
city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.

STATE OF KANSAS.
/ F.K~r LUp-c'su rI>ridCr IS.
is'v ~ .sn CJl-TY. jC-se No. 6Si7.
. g. D.SSici Coa.7, si,fiay ia C.Ibi jor 81 q
C5&ly:
1hE MUTUAL LOAN and SAvI,SS.S INST
'UrioN OF LkAvi.a O.rH KANSAS.
Plain;.f,
PATRICK MCCARTHY AED kL,zA McCAR-
TdI, rhE CITY Oh LEAVES WORTH l,S -
IAE BoAAD OF COUNTY CoNMIS.IOS-
hRSoF LEAyENwOETR .oUNGY, De:en.
ants.
Patrick Mccarthy and Ella Mccarthy, W.
tax. rot.ee tn he Matusl Loan saI sas siIgstr-
situif N o: Ie.vsnNcltn, Kansas. diJ, o. IN
18th d,s o June, A. Il. 1873, h'e its P,tiIon o.
the sstsict IoIrt o. the First JIs isial hsttist
the state of safsr-, S.tfius and fT L6avvr-
'h rounty in said state Of KaaS = ar,rrs-
the sid iaincs GcCAr by 4 tiikI Sct artuv
Ih- ty OF IetveB~o.t1 anu :he 5oIri of Cuunty
C0mtni <f.gsTs Cf ! cav. nwOI a County SsE-n..-
4 ITS ss'tirg for hat you, tIe said Ia rex Me
tir'h and El'zi Mrtarihy. wer- The o~ntrS ef 4
cer;ain lot, nuuibrU tveniy-thr,e y y, m hiOCS
IA mher huniT.d and Il teen OIjl, m Western
srdlt 10 the City iezvsnwOtth - That
said premises wrrr bound AID Led as seeIrit fbr
the laymcSi cf tSo rtstn Mates in the Nert-
eIge bed, ss- l. ci Tor the sum Of ssls ~.
hat -iI O., TIE cuticn of Saii Mortgage Is,d,
and the accTuig oil SAID InieOt tness, the tIty 1t
Leave worth ami ~. Bird of county Comm - iou-
Of l., worth Co III otter Defendants, caim
some inter sti the sa'd ,anis and lot amt pray
l. ( that the s., Il iatrlcS Mccarthy and EhZI Nc
q arthy said sum nov ciSiEla,i to 4 e duo,
siih inter,s-, amounting to 81, OL5 W thai said
penis. NAV te 81 a 10 paw the same; AMI The
said f4trck Mccarthy and E!izi Met arthy are
, Eel tnat thyy required To apreAr ant au--
swer said p,titDn on or before the 2"th day of Au
gust nest. a. j iS7-, or. in defsu.t the5e,f, the
ma tiers and things the e.n ChaTgef and Slst 4,
vii b. taS coz ss ii, ard al yms en.erei
agt."st You. according TO the prsyer of sal Pc
t,tion
t. T. MUTUAL LOAN q SAVINGS :NSTITU-
TON o; Lesvenworth, Kansas.
II. MILES MOORE, Ar y for Plaintiff.
LEAvKNwoRrH, July ), 1879. tuIysw-3t
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MANHOOD! WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
$50 pages. Impediments to Marriage:
the c.use and cure. Sent seaied, POST paid,
for 80 cents, by D.. c. WHITTIER, 6l7 St.
Charles street, St. Louis, Mo-, the great
.u...iali-t. Reed his works. Pamphlets
fre-. Cal o. write. His opinion costs
nothing.
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PATRICK MCCARTHY AEG kL,ZA McCAR-
TdI. TIE CITY Oh LSAVES WORTH An -
TIE BoaAD OF COUNTY CoNMIS.IOS-
kR'oF LEAyENwOEIR IoUNfY, De.en
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HIGHEST barometer, 29.9S lowest 29.SS !;
highest thermometer, So; lowest 60.
River, Is feet s inches above low water
mark. Nearly stationary barometer and
temperature, southeast northeast winds,
and partly cloudy weather have prevailed
at this sIaiinn
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A WOMAN al the poor house gave birth TO
child night before last. DIR. Neely was
summoned from the city, and arrived at the
place in thirty minutes time, but boy
weighing twelve pounds had already made
his apIearance
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The great discovery Of the Gge.
There is no pain which the Cen
tsur ininiert will not relieve, no
swelling which II will not sui.dae,
and no laueuess whith IA il will not
cure. This is strong language,
but it is true. IL is no huIubas I,
the receipt is printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
Ger, ificaies Of wonderful cures Of
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Has quite an extensive bookbindery, and is
one OF the best business men in the city.
The interest taken by him in all municip-
al affairs since he has been member of the
Council, speaks well in his behalf. He is
modest and unassuming, but nevertheless
his voice is heard in the discussion of all
measures OF Importance TO the city.
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FlhkKCltL 4 COMMERCIAL.
TIMES OFFICE.
LEAvESwokTH, KAN, Ju y y, 1875.
GDyE.SMENT SECURITIES.


1GAO1xOA - Iva - ~ - = 80
[conaKcrED DAN. Y"R rae :IMss.l
FiOUR ND GgaIE.
B.sLKr-s,a &c and in demand; We u so,s at
S9lsJc.
Coxs-surp'y good We quote sheIed, per bIs1-
ei, white 13a75e; i' caG s754 ssOe.
OAis-Sew 5J2JS.
RYg-LittIe ode.ei; msE.e. fra at No. 1jc
Nc. 65c.
waE.r-aeiive; we quote No. fall lis No. 3
Sl.OO No. and spring 1Je.
FLorI-Best chocs family, , o; best Ch"i. e
Red. ss.25; xxx 500; XXX 2. so. Xxx s3 25.
CoRNxsAI-Sl9 % per c~t.
BkAS-sl.0o yer 100 lbs.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
DULL-Denand poor.
CArTLE-Narive sieers 4S5c; cows 2Hasc.
Hoss-stock S1zc; lat 51ss61c
PROVISIONS
Hams, .ngar cure1, ca1vassed, I3Izc; do un
can. asss,, lie pain can ysssed l3-; sweet pick-
ed I0I,c. Clear bacon side1, l4e; dry salt sides
PorE, clear mess per bb sig 90; mess, sen 90;
prime mess, sIi -. DIiei Beef, eanvsssed, q n,
L.Rp"Ss1tie rendered, in tierres, 1se; do, 40
n cans Is1Ic; dc, 20 n cans ii,zci io 10 n pals,
boxed l5c, d, II pals, b xed, Ise; do u pals,
boxed lILe.
BIDES.
Looking up.
uIDKs-GIeen DC, greet sailed sc; niTt lIci dry
salt, lac; dimaset hides tso-;hi.ds the price Of
good buffalo bull q 50; buffalo COW 81 50; spikes
81. 80 yearlings 50c-winter.
PRODUCE.
BurrEa-Demsnd for choice sood. We quote
choice, per n, 2o925c.
EsGs-Per dozen. I3c.
bs.xs-Whife navy, per bushsl, s2 co.
OSIosI3l 90.
PorAroE-Peach blows 81 7sc.
FRUITS AND NUrs-Lencns, Messini 81 90,
dates, Arabian, I4c: 6gs in layers, IL TO &c; do;
IN drum, IA TO lie; maple sugar, new, l59Ioe; ;
cccoaruts IS 50 per lC4; ALMONDS, soft shell, &c,
flbsrts. sciiy, lse; do, Brazil, lac; walnu:s Ma
Piles, s5e peanuts, Tenn, Iz1sc; No. do, rostei
l5c; pecan, Texas, IA To l5c.
Pears, California, 2jc per n
SaKps-Hemrs 81; blue grass. extra e'ean,
90 5O fax seed 81 30sI 10; timothy, prime,
% 75esa; common 81; clover s6 75~s7.
GROCEEIE1.
Market quite
CoYrKK-O q. Java 3i95c BIO choice, 2s9
~; fair TO good 2i925e
IIsfe yranplzted IL ;uovdered sugar llA ;h1e
powdered sugar i;zc coffee sugar A 1914, =, 1I1z
e. do, extra C, It3e, do C. lU1zc, refined yellow,
NV OIi-sns fair u piine s1+9-e, iemararA iiS
| I2c
Yrurs-suzarh Of bbis 81; halt bti,. eJ; kegs
80; taif kegs sl %; den bos 6t-i huf bbi- sc
kess eOc half KEYS 75e; sugar house syrup moasses
bb. 5se half bbls &C; Kegs 621ze; hail ksg- fol
| F.sH-Mess maekereI, half DO $, sil 251'f 20;
Nc / macke el s. ) t'9 25i No. z. 81 %; 10 s 15i
| large farnlls, ss 80 to !; No saiten"i 81 90
$50; m.ekerel. No; s,t., 81 s. til .oi NO 81 Is
| Yx.sr Powp xxs-Dunhsm Yeast Powder. IN
cans IS per doz; n n eans g 20 per dox; 4 .
cans u 80 pe- doz
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
DRUGs OILS AND PAINTs.

psrss-Alcohol, Fysl, 81 s092 20; alum, sf,
sac; aio.s, Cape, l5g2oc; bius massbl 10 bo AZ,
ref ped. Ise2oc: olus yIrr tot lsS-c; brrmsfone,
roll Sac; do -four sh9e; bsism e1pavia Soe;
ean,naIife. 81 IS. ehorfo-m 81 .; copp.ras 394e;
cream tartar 30aJo; eampnor 80 10 3sc; eaioHei
2 10; ep.om sa.ts i.eSe- glue I5e5see; g.m arabic
ISeczc 81 25,ai 50; indigo. nsdrsis, u I0Tl 55;
isIsp puly sefect, s5e9i; hxvood CHRIS, 45 ex-
tract, Isa2oc; iunAs cAustc 81 o5 10 20; bquories
e1tract, r. s., 4oc mA;dP, ls1s9lse; Inaonesis,
or, berramot, psI pound IS IS 70 50. opum % 50;
oil lemon &c; Psruvial tsrt 2Oc9I 25; quinine.
er ounce q IS, rhabsrb, Puiv, 100, Per u. Vi 90
S.I .: All soea lajc; SOFA bi c ~ eStei sxlt-
nefre I1zlaisc; tartarc acid &C.
Oms-Barre,l lots, ? g.li-coil lie; linseed 500
CSC; lard vocal IS; nsztsioot l0c, hale I59l,ej
PArxrs - roEier pure white hats 50, dosr,
vhi,e had so 50; snow oh te loc. red lie u li@l2
e. Yeal,iaa red, FIeoeh, isEe yellow oehIe sss-.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22

The police are on the alert for horse
thieves. Several have been seen in this
vicinity lately. They were Spotted" by the
officers of the law, and if once caught will
serve short time behind the bars of the
State Penitentiary
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22
LUMBER

No chance
Dime ps,on, is feet. 80 90; flooring SIS, SIS 90
and IS 60: sidirg SIS end sso; shingles 81 81.
a Is ard 80 Is; finished ins =, ~ and 80 /;
isfh ~ clear fns 4. y and in. SIS com.
m~a boards 80 - lending 81 w.