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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, April 2O.-Quite number OF
gentlemen connected with completed or
projected narrow gauge railroads in Iowa,
Illinois and Indiana, accompanied by la
dies, are here, and will take trip to-mor-
row on the new Cairo & ST. Louis Narrow
Gauge road, to examine its reconstruction and
observe its working.
An unknown negro visited the house of a
wealthy farmer named Thomas Newkirk,
living eight miles from Upton, No., last
Saturday, during the absence of the male
members Of the family, and attempted to
ravish Mrs. Newkirk. One of Mrs. New
kinks daughters gave The alarm to her
brother, boy IL years old, working in
an adjoining field, while another
daughter, only 10 years old, picked
up a pick-axe lying in the yard and
dealt the negro blow on the head. The
negro then fled, followed by the son with a
shotgun. The pursuit was kept up seven
miles, when he was overtaken. Four loads
of bird-shot were fired into him, but he was
not overpowered until pistol-ball was sent
through his lungs, which brought him
down, and from the effects of which he died
in very short time.
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection Nc. l,
are warranted TO cure Gonorrhes, elect,
cordee, Structures, diseases of the kidneys,
bladder and urinary organs of males and
females
DIR. Hunters Specific No. :, Il a sure
remedy for the Spermetorrhea, Seminal
weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss of
Power, caused by self abuse or excessive in
diligence. Price OF DIR. Hunters Specific,
s. per bottle Injection 81. Sent every
where by express. Dr. J. Dinsbeer, sole
proprietor, No. sos North Seventh street, St.
Louis, No. Send two stamps for treatise.
Cures guaranteed or money refunded.
RoBEI:T PARHAN,
eod&w Agent Tor Leavenworth
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION !!
Proposals to Build Additions to
the State Insane Asylum at
0saWat0mie.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
KANSAS STATE INSANE ASYLUM,
OsAwArON H. kAS., April 9Th, le


OsAwAroN K, KAs., Apsil 9Th, 1873.
Proposals Will be received by he Trustees of the
Kansas ate Insane Asylum uatl Wedne DAY,
May " h. 1875, at o. clock io' the sreciion
of additions to the present Asylum build nss, a.
oOriing to plans and specifications tor the work,
which may be seen arI.r april 18th st the AsyiHn,
and also at the ONCE Of Haskell / WoJi, ArcAi-
tee.s, Laxrerce, Kansas
Proposals will be r,ceived for the whole work
complete or FIR parts, as follows:
l. For all excavation, stone aud bsick masonary
including drains. ducts, &c.
?. FOf all plssteriug-
3. Tor all tin and sAeet-irol -OIk
4. For ali painting and q szi 2.
). For all parts Dot above elutneIatd :ni
which. for convenience, are called carpenters
WORK.
6. For the entire job complete.
In. tpecihcatiOns will fully set Firth and eX-
plain he bound ares 'ftAe above divisions
Zach BID will he accompanied with a < Iaranty
forms for which may be had on APPLICATION TO
Haskell 4 Wood, at Lawrence, Kansas, in the
sum OF one thous md dollars, signed by not less
than two r,s ons BILE parties, conditioned that the
bidder will, if award is made 10 him, enter into
contract for the work. and furnish satisfactory
DO DIS for its faithful performance; and further
conditioned that the partit to the guaranty viii
Q so become parties To the bond, ami will furnish
such additional bondsnsn as the Board OF 1rus-
tees may re iure.
Payments will be NAL, in cash the work pro-
gresse, upon estimate made by tie superiDten-
dent, 10 per cent upon all estimates beng With
held until tine hLsl completion Ind acceptance o,
the work.
Bids may be addressed to the undersigned. Sec
rotary OF ths Board Of Trustees, care of Dr. A. IL.
Knapp, Osaw tonic, Kansa-, CT may be hande to
the SECRETARY in person on the day OF opening At
the Asy um
All bids must he sealed and endorsed ''Propos-
as for building ditious TO the Insane Asylum,'
and sll'biis will hsye copy Of this aiveris ment
attached.
The TIustses reserve the right to r.iect any and
all bids as the lest interests OF the ScIe seem To
de naDd.
Bidders are requested to he present at the Asy-
lum on the day Of opening std to lbs pre- "a ell to
enter into contract as above set forth.
By order OF the Trustees
TIC BOwLE5,
ap,I3-Nw-d3s Secretary.
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The Signs Of Health

Health invariably declares itself by visible signs
A person with slIlOw, hag-ard vissge and attenu-
ated frame may declare that he is sin perfect health -
but if he does don't believe him, for lac is not His
looks belle him. and his asyeration is mere bravo
do. Few persons, except hyPochondriacs, desire to
be thought unwell. fresh complexion, clear eye,
a happy expression and absence Of leanness indi-
that their possssor enjoys good Digestion sound
sleep and a vigorous circulation, three essentials Of
health which fortunately not beyond the reach
of inyalids. The sureSt medium for their attainment
is Hcstetters Stomach Bitters, which by purifying
the blood Danish sallowness and 10y promoting per-
feet digestion and sound sleep, keep the body well
nourshe, and impart TO the face the placid express
sion indicative OF a clear and unwesTied mind. The
Eiitcrs lar conductive TO good looks than
any cpsmectic thai ever humbugsed the credulous.
itNy
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& Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warrant.
ed to cure syphilis in the primary, second
AIRY and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated form, and will cure the
worst eases of venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the tIeatement of the mos,
eminent physicians in America 1t cures
the first stage and heals the ulcers in a few
days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth, nose
throat, head, arms and legs; also, hard
pains in the bones and joints, swellings in
the joints by syphilitic rheumatism, etc, in
short time. Price s. per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sew
eral diseases free, sent sealed for two stamps
Sold by DIR. J. Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh
street, St. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or
money refunded. Robert Parham, Agent
for Leayenworth. deod.Sw
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MUSIC BOOKS
FGE THE PEOPLE


aud more popular every season, are ESTHER, The
BEAUiIsUL QUsEs, 80 c,sl, DANIEL, 50 ctsl.
BELsBsZz,R's FEssl, so eIsl FLOWER QU AIM,
70 ctsl, IICSIc 81 OIL, MUSICAL ENTHUSIAST,
100 etsl, WINTER Ev.sIss EsTEKTsIsx mt,
s!.UU. May be given with or without costumes.
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NEVER neglect a cough or cold, as it is
the most dangerous ailment you are subject
e., but get bottle OF Vests Pulmonary
Balsam and be cured. This balsam has
few equals as a pulmonic remedy. 1t has
stood the test Tor fifteen years, and to-day
stands at the head of balsams for the cure
of coughs, colds, hoarsene-s. whooping
cough, or any throat or lung disease. Trial
bottles % and 30 cents. Large bottles 81.
Sold by all druggists. d&w
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PROVISIONS.
HAMs-susar cured, canvassed, Ice; canvassed
Ice; sweet pickle, lie.
BAcos--iIear sides, I21zc; dry salt sides, lie
SHoULDEss-Smokei, 10; dry salt, 614c.
PoRx-Clear mess, FER barrel, SiI SO; mess,
Sic 90; prime mess, els so.
DRIED BxxF- canvassed, per D, i2c; uncan.
vassed, lie.
LaED-Ke,,le rendered, in tierees, lie; 40 n
eens, I4Ic; zen cans, l5c lOt pals Ooxei, loose,
lids sealed, Zoe; kettle rendeioI, b pals
s1oEED BssF ToyGUE-s5 50 PEE doz.
BUTTER-Per pound, 25Ia925c.
BsANs-per bushel, 81 81.
EGGs-per dozen, Csc.
CHICKKss-per dozen, So o., tos2 so.
PR,'RrE IHiCKEss-per dozen, 81 50, 10 % 60.
QUAILs-per dozen, 81 80.
RABBIrs-per dozen, none offered.
OSioS-sl % per bushel.
PorAIoEs-New, s0Slo0'. per bushei
TURSIrs-Si Is per bushei.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoFFEE-RIo. Coffee 22Iaa2i; Java. sI@Si.
REFINED WHITE SUGAKs-A, IC1sc. yellow !
10 Toe. extra c, l03sc. q, lo3se; XXX, I0,4e:
TKAs-imper' al, lair to choic., 50,sI 10; YOUNG
t1s5c; Ooiong 4la75.
DRIED APPLnS-SAdehc.
DRIED PsACHKs-9d9Rc.
DKIED BLACKBERRIKs-l2ai3e.
CsEKsR-iSls9l5c.
CuHRASIs-71.as12c.
PRuNks-li9i6c.
LUNBEE.
STocKs-A, 10 and II inches. dressed, s5l co;
c Il inches, ressed one side, SIS.
SHKvLiNG-Drsssed two sides, SO SO; I'd dc,
$45 DC.
BARN BoARps-Rough, So so.
sHEETING-S2U.
FENcISa-lst quality, s22 so; I'd do. 90.
PANEL BoARDs-Drsssed, see.
CkILISs-Clear, q inch, s.7 SO; dc, q inch,
f37 so.
Box BoARDs-lst quality, SIS.
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ST. James Hotel.

The St. james, Adolp Haug, proprietor,
205 Shawnee street. south side, between
Second and Third, is by ali odds the neat
est and best furnished hotel in Leayenworth.
Every room, from top to bottom, is newly
painted, vanished and furnished in the
most costly and attractive style. Mr.. IIaug
merits the patronage Of transient and city
boardsrs, and would respectfully solicit their
attention and custom. dkw
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Thanks PROM the Depths Of the Heart

WELLINGTON, Lorain Co., O., Aug "a, 1874.
Dr. L. Pierce, Buffalo n. Y:
DEAR SIR-lour medicine, Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy,
have proved Of the greatest service to me.
Six months ago no one thought that would
live long. / had a complication of diseases
-scrofula, manifesting itself in eruptions
and great blotches on ny head that made
such sores that l could not have nv hair
combed without causing me much suffer-
ing; also causing swollen glands, tonsils en-
larged, enlarged or "thick neck" and num-
erous boils. also suffered from a terrible
chronic catarrh and in fac, was so dieased
tina; life was burden to me. / had tried
many doctors with no benefit finally pro
cured one-half dozen bottles of your Golden
Medical Discovery and one-half dozen
Sage's Catarrh Remedy and commenced
their Use. AT first was badly discouraged.
but after taking four bottles Of the Discov.
cry began to improve, and when l had
taken the remaining ] was tncR. In addi-
ton TO the use of Discovery applied SOL
ution OF Iodine TO the Goitre or thick neck.
as You advise in pamphlet wrapping, and
1t entirely disappeared Yoar Discovery is
certainly the most wonderful blood medi-
cine ever invented. thank God and Won
iron The depths of my heart, for the great
good II has done ne. Iours respectfully.
Mis-. L. CHAFFEE.
Most medicines which are advertised as
blood purifiers and liver medicines contain
either mercury, in some form, or potassium
and Iodine variously combined. All Of
these agents have strong tendency to break
down the blood corpuscles, and debilitate
and otherwise permanently iniure the hu-
man system, and should therefore h, dis
carded. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eovery, on the other hand, being composed
oil the fuId extracts of native plants, barks
and roots, will in no case produce injury
Its effects being Strengthening and cura,iye
only. Sarsaparilla, which used To en;ov
quite reputation as blood purifier. Is
remedy OF thirty years ago, and NAV we'll
give place as II is doing, TO the more posi-
1--WE and valuable vegetable alternative
which later medical discoveries and invest.
CATIONS have brought to light In Scroful,
or Kings Evil, White Swellines T-lcsrs
Erysipeias. Swelled Neck, Goitre. : Scrnfu'
ious, lniiammations, Indolent lnflamm.-
nsons, Mercurial affections, Old Soras
Eruptions of the Skin and Sore Ewes A. -
au other blood diseases, DR.. Pierceis Cola
den Medical Discovery has shown its crs.,
remedial powers, curing the most olssin.,e
ana m,rsctabie cases. Sold BY all de.lers
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Indian News

In an il - " with General Pope, yes
terday, he stated that the troops were able
to keep the Indians in subsection, and that
they would soon be forced TO surrender oil
be starved out. They are rapidly losing
heart, and will have 10 succumb. One
hundred captured Cheyennes are now on
their way to Fort LeavenwOrth, and viii
arrive in about a week They will bt
camped on the reservation and guarded
The General is of the opinion that the wal
will soon be over.
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Grocers Keen 1t.

Housekeepers use it, and will have NJ
other in the house, after one trial OF Doc.
ley's Yeast Powder Its purity and ex-
ceilen6 guaranteed, and it is the cheap
est from the fact that each package con.
tains full weight. d&w
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ANOTHER CHAPTER.
Mr.. Hensley Meets Judge Pen:
derry Again.
The Latter, However, Does Not
Stop to Argue the Point.

And now has opened before the eyes OF
the people OF Leavenworth the third chap
ter of the most unfortunate and disgrace
full scandal. Although Mr.. Hensley and
Judge Pendery have both been in the city
since their last meeting, it has not been
their good fortune to come together third
time, and from the alacriiy with which the
portly letter-writer has made himself scarce
upon the appearance Of the enraged father,
ii is fair to suppose that he did not wish
another interview. He seems, however, to
want to be Jet alone and pursue the even
tenor of his way.
But it was not always to be thus. Sun
day afternoon, at the hour when all pious
people were coming from their different
places OF worship, Mr.. Hensley and wife
among the rest, Judge Pendery came down
Delaware street, accompanied by Mr.. T. p.
Fenlon. When between Second and Third,
the antagonists met. Hensley opened upon
the unfortunate judge, and poured upon his
head perfect stream of epithets that
sounded strange when issuing from the lips
of a church. Pendery, however, was busy
in getting out of the way, and without no
ticing the irate parent he drove
up the street, leaving the old man standing
almos, SPECIFIES with anger. And this
was all. The sun shone, the river rippled,
the winds sighed, and the people went home
disgustes!. Let US have peace.
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II Is with much regret that we bring be-
fore the public this morning the advertise
ment of VIM. Fortescue, 3l7 Delaware
street, announcing his intention of closing
out and retiring from mercantile life. He
has won a reputation since establishing
himself in Leavenworth, that is second to
none, and when we are called upon to an
nounce his withdrawal from our prosper
Gus commonwealth, We do so under pro-
test, believing that he may yet realize the
great Importance of permanent location,
and that although, just now, some ailment
may have caused him 10 take such steps,
that he will yet decide to remain with us,
and continue, as in times gone by, to help
build up and advance the interests of one
of the finest and most beautiful cities to be
found in all the West.
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Buy a cake of ''COnstantine's Pine Tar
Soap" which will cleanse out and render
healthy many affected skins. Salt rheum,
pimpleS, chapped hands, frosted feet, burns,
fresh cuts or wounds, diseases of the scalp
and skin, may all be cured by it. Sold by
druggists and grocers. d&w
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The CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
Sisters Pair,

In presenting the following short report
the Sisters OF Charity take great pleasure
in returning their heartfelt thanks TO the
ever generous citizens OF Leavenworth, and
to the ladies and gentlemen, who 50 ably
assisted in rendering their fair a complete
success.
PROCEEDS OF THE DIFFERENT TABLEs-So.l ], yARI.
ETY TABLE
In charge of Mrs. NJ. 4. Conner, Mrs. j.
Hammond Mrs Ed. Morgan, Miss Rose
-, IL, $50 a
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,oD! WoNASHooD, MARRIAGE

MANHooDI WoNASHooD, MARRIAGE
300 pages. Impediments to Marriage /:
the cause and cure. Sent sealed, post paid,
for 80 cents, by Dr.. c. WHITTIER, 6l7 St.
Charles street, ST. Louis, No., the great
specialist. Reed his works. Pamphlets
free. Gail or write. His opinion costs
nnthing
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To Consumers of Glue.

The Champion Gige Co., Of Chicago, H.
are turning out new article Of glue
which Is cheaper and better than any ever
betare in the market. Read their lad"
d&w
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, April 20.-The Trion Factory,
of Chattanooga county, burned on Saturday
night. Loss, $50, 900. Insured for S35, 600.
$50 workmen thrown out of employment.
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administrators Notice.

STATE Of KANSAS,
LEAvESwORIH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for said County
In the inter Of the Estate of
JOEL BAILEY. Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
IN minis Iton, WITH the VIII annexed have
been granted to the ,deIsgTsi on the ts:ate Of
JpSL sALEY, de- eased, isie Of SAIL county, by
the Homo able, the Probate court Of the county
aud Stale aforesaid, da:.d III, 29tn day Of March,
A. u. 1875. Now, all .ersoHs havirg claims ,aihst
the said rs ate, are hereby notified that they must
pre- C 4 the C to & .nGe signed for all vance,
within year from the date of Aaid stters, OF
they may be preclude' ON anybeneit of such
es' ate; and hat If ssch ella ms be hot exhibit
within three yeas sf,er the date Of said letters
they shaI be forever barred
WILLIAM +. AsHBY, Administrator,
With the Will annexed, Of the Estate If Joe
Ba ey, Deceased
MARCH 29th, 1875. apri5-w3t
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A FUNNY incident occurred at the police
court yesterday morning. A woman,
named Mrs. House, had been arrested for
disturbing the peace, and after admitting
her fault, went on TO explain. The judge
heard her patiently for about five minutes,
when Louis Fieger, witness, broke in
with his story. This double-barreled fusil-
ade was too much for his Honor, and he
raped for peace. The bombardment still
went on, however, while the policemen
smiled audibly, the crowd laughed, and the
judge grew red in the face by his efforts to
enforce order. Quiet was at length re-
stored, and the obst-eperous witness sub
sided.
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In change Of Mrs. u. W. Thomas, Mrs I'd
Fenlon, Mrs 5. Harrington, Mrs. J. JeaS-
her, assisted by the yOnng Ladies of the
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CONSTANTINE'S
PINE TAR SOAP.
FOR TOILET, BATH ANl NURSERY.

Restores hair. prevents Badness and re-
moves pandran, timpes. Fieckles, Tan, Birth.
Marks and other imI urties OF the scalp and skin.
C0res Cas0neO0s Diseases such as jxun-
dice Wounds, Burus and Barbef's Itch. Also
Csfarrh, Chapoed or Cracked Hands. Fro-t Bites.
Chill blains. Te.ter, Salt kheum, Rheumatism and
Pile.
ken ders the Akfr Smooth, clear AID
healthy and Is excellent for Cleaning the 1esth,
imparting pleasing odor 10 the mouth and sweet
ness IN the breath. SOLD BY GRocERS AND
DRUGGISTS. sp!-O-esdAw-5I
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L.. .;.,. n. ~. ...I ..I,i... u A..

New York. Chicago and st. Louis exchange is
buying al par and selling At Il to 4 premium.
HIDES AND ROBES.
nIDKs-tireen 61z@7c; green saIted, s1z99c; dry
flint I79is1zc; dry salt, l.c.
BUFFsLo HIDKs-winter Bull, g 50; Gov, 81 so;
spikes 81 50; yezrlings, 5Oa6Oc; summer bull,
81 IS; COW, 81 50; spite, 81 ~; yearling, 4oc.
BUFFALO ROBEs-Soft.dres~eda and hole, no. f,
60 90; no. 2, S. 90; no. 3, es0o. Call, no. l.,
IS o.; no. 2, S. 90; no, 8. 81 %. Usage, no. !,
IS 90; no. % 90; 5, 81 60; calf, no. !, 81 5O
no. 2, 81 so; no. 3, 81 70; soft and hard culis,
81 0O4!u0
soiled robes are worth so cents to BLOC less than
new. Badly soiied summer robe almost WORTH
less.
Prices at all times subject tn the changes Of the
market.
rallow-697Hc.
Beeswsx-29yy25c.
Eeathers-Live geese, 50t555c.
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PROPOSALS FOR
County Bridges.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEsysSwoxtH, kANsAs,

Ap.iI Ism, 1875.
Proposals VIII be recsived ut this Once until II
o clio NJ. Moniay, Nay 3, 1875. Tor hui ding
bridges eliher Of Cd iron, points hereinafe
name to wit:
Une over IN nor fora Of Fall Cree, on tn,
Atchison and Ton. auoxie slate rad, in Aiexan-
dria Township.
The other -vsr Tongauoxis reek, On thu Wild
road, IN ro, giIosia Township
10th to be constructsi arcJrding to plans and
speciti ;atons fIrnish d by County Engineer, On
file IA this office.
The Board of County Commissioners reserves the
RICH. to r, ject any AMI all bids.
BY ORDER Of the Board.
OLIVER DIEFENDORF,
apl29 3t-w County Clerk.
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In conclusion, the Sisters will ever hold
in grateful remembrance the kindness and
generosity of the publishers of THE TINES,
Commercial and Appeal, who in their columns
so zealously promoted the interests OF the
Sisters Fair"
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THE Indian prisoners, who are now on
their way to Fort Leavenworth, are ex.
pected to arrive either Friday or Saturday
but possibly may not get here until the
first of next week. They will be marched
to Fort Dodge, and from thence to The
Fort via the Kansas Pacific. They will
be put upon what is called the "blue grass,
an Enclosure on the reservation about a
mile north of the city. There will be be-
tween sixty and one hundred of them, and
will be guarded by one company. 1t is
feared that they will cause trouble befo,e
they reach here.
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COUNT CLERKS Office,
LE-vESwJgTH. ks>sr.
A. "a. IS, 1919
STATE Or KANSAS,
LKAvxSwoETH CoUSrf.
NOTlCE Is hereby given. tbpt at n regular
~ meeting Q! The Board Of Couniv Commissi IL
ers, begun ana he at the Court Hou e. in he eitv
OF Lezvenworth. in raid County and state an The
5th day o. April A. u. 1875. Meldelia HHnd nd
Others of Kiesapoo Township, hous- holders ~ id
County, pIe-euted and filed q petit i'm, asstng
said Board o, Commissioners tor the Ipo ntinen
OF Viewers. TO vie 8. survey and waste = Iead in
said iosnship, x own SIS the ''Nicsse Ianisi,
R,si.' touineg cling n the 4 u h-we-t g, M
Il the sorth-eas; qua OF Sec ion 20 Tosn 5 o
Range -, thence sorth on the cas-. sid and r.r-
al!ei with the qua ter section ne, bet~eeu the
lands OF Wed Hund a d Nicholas Z,umer-
man, shout net eros.
Ire pr4ye of he Petitioner graz ted. an
:. r. Rn-a, airicx Aek-sverz d VIM. Me,ira~
W re snp'ini~d vI-ws's 10 me- at the house Of
Wend lin Humid ia kiesaT-o Eos. sap. on III.
I2rh day o May l,7i. at 10 % cl,cs A. " or in
Case o allure Ia mes on the cas- designated IN >,
o. thst Towing cav, and proceed 20 vis "A d road
asd give TO all .ssriiss co..e rIod, a b aIin..
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OLIVER DIEFENIO2F,
ap'22-et-w County ,lesk.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-22

The District Court will convene at the
Court House on May Sd. There will be a
light criminal docket and the term will not
De lengthy one. By an, act of the last
Legislature there will hereafter be but
three terms Of this court in wear, the May,
November and February terms This win
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