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Poisoned to Death.

4 hearty liver secretes each day about
two and half pounds Of bile, which con.
tains great amount of waste material tax
en- from the blood When the liver become.
torpid or cOngesicd. il fails TO eliminate
this vast amount OF noxious substance
which, Therefore, remains 10 poison the
blood and he conveyed TO every part of the
system. What must lie the condition OF the
blood when il is receiving and retaining
each day two and a half pounds Of poison!
Nature tries to work off this poison through
other channels and organs-the kidneys,
lungs, skin, etc; but these organs become
oyertaxed in performing this labor; in adj
dition to their natural functions, and cannot
long Withstand the pressure, but become
yariously diseased.
The brain, which is tie great electrical
centre OF all vitality, is unduly stimulated
by the unhealthy blood which passes to
it from the heart, and ii fails to perform its
office beal;hiully. Hence the symptoms Of
bile poisoning, rhich are dullness, headache,
incapacity 10 keep the mind on any subject,
impairment Of memory, dizzy, sleepy, or
nervous feelings, gloomy forehodings and
irritabiFity of temper The b,ood i>s,fbcing
diseased, a. il forms the sweat upon the
surface Of the skin, is so irritating and
poisonous that il produces discolored brown
spots, pimples, blotcbes and other eruption-,
sores, boiis. carbuncals and scrofuloS tumors.
The stomach, bowels, and other organs
spoken OF, cannot escape becoming affected,
sooner or late, and cosJiveness, piles, dropsy,
dyspsia, diarrhGa, female weakness and
many other forms OF chronic disease. are
among the necessary results. As a remedy
for all these manifestations of disease, DR..
PierctSe's Golden Medical ID scoyery with
small daily doses Of his Pleasant Purgative
Pellets are positively unequalled. BY them
the liver aud stomach are changed 10 an
active and healthy state, the appetite ragu-
lated and restored, the blood and secretions
thoroughly purified and enriched, and the
whole system renovoted and built up anew
Shld by all first-class druggists and dealers
in medicine. tu-thu-sai-&-w
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DR.. Radvay's Celebrated Remedy.

1t is wll understood by intelligent people
everywhere. although il does not seem to be
always appreciated in medical practice, that
a single, simple cause, as Tor instance, a Sc
we're cold, frequently gives rise to a comIli-
cation Of serious diseases, not at all alike
in their nature or effects upon the system.
This variety OF disease involves CORE
spending variety of Treatment, one practi
toner no, seldom differing altogether from
an other even of the same school i'm his di-
agnosis and methods OF cure, and many
failing TO relieve the difficulty At last from
inaItention 10, or ignorance OF, the original
basis Of rhe complaint. 1t was long since
argued by DR. Roadway that some direct
remedy applied 10 an exturpation OF the
producing cause would, in nine cases out
OF ten, cure the subsequent developments
OF disease, however varied, BY one and the
same course Of treatment. The correctness
al this theory is fully demonstrated in
the remarkable success of his Ready
Relief, one OF the creates; triumphs OF mod
ern medicine in the alienation of pain or
infanmation attending acute affections Of
the Mngs, cholera morbus too;hache, dip
iberia, rheumatism, neuralgia, and many
other diseases. For the cure of difficulties
arising from vitiated state of the blood.
and frequently hereditary and difficult to
treat, his Sarsaparillian Resolvent has been
admitted by the medical faculty to be mar
vellously effective, and is highly valued in
their practice. Similar commendation is
due also to his Regulating Pills, which are
entirely vegetable and harmless in their es-
fleets. vet almost an unfailing remedy of tha,
class of diseases arising from arrangements
Of the digestive organs. All these medi-
cines, that have justly constituted Dr. Rad
'way one of the benefactors of his age, NAV
be had OF druggists and dealers generally
throughout the country, or by the trade at
his headquarters, 81 Maiden lane, New
York. d&w
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THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY OF KAN
SA5.
Address to the Right Rey. j. B. Eeiss, S. r,

At meeting Of the Roman Catholic
Clergy OF Kansa-, assembled II Topeka, Jan
uary ith, 1873, 70. the purpose q express
ing tueir regret at the retirement OF the
Right Rev. ). b. Meigs from tie Vioara;e,
the following resolutions were unaaial auly
adopted:
WHEREAS, Our late E:gh: Rev. Bi hop
Meigs, having obtained permission from the
Hdsy See, after much earnest soIic'tution on
his part, 10 withdraw from the dignity OF
the Episcopate, which lie has for 30 many
years 30 well upheld, and TO retire - that
position which his piety and humility had
SO long sought af'er-the quiet OF religious
life; We, the clergy Of Kansas, iocl it or
bounden duty TO give formal expression to
our regret at the sad event, which has at
once deprived ,he American Church Of
great Prela.e, the priest OF Kansas IT kind
father, and the lai!y committed to his care
OF a true and faithful guide.
And moreover sensible of ,hc many
claims which orr late bishop ha- on our
gratitude; proud, as We will ever he, o. the
memory of one who has been the pioneer
of Catholicity ia the westcrh States; oae
who has left after him 50 many monument,
OF zeal and pie'y; grateful for the hospital
ity and patcrnai affection with which he
has ever Ebehaved towards his clergy. We
take the occasion Of aging him the tribute
OF our heartfelt love aud respect; therefore,
be il
Ecsa'rcI, That an address expressive of
the regret OF his well-bcloyed clergy, ut his
departure from amongst them, cmbodying
at the same tine their appreciation Of his
services and his virtues, a well as their
iervent PRAYERS for his future wei ara. lie
drawn up and presented to him whom a
short time ago we loved - call our g5si
bishop, but who is now satisfied with the
moderate title Of Rev. J. L. NIECE. :. J.
Resa'cod, That report Of the proceed
ings OF this meeting be published in some
OF the leading journals 81 the country.
I,Ey. j. II. DEgOURE,
Chairman.
REF. J. ORHLLY, Secretary.
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a sure TRfBH.

DR.. Hunters SPECIFIC and Injection
MOL are warranted to cure the Gonor-
rhea. elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
Of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. is sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoes, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
IF Power, caused 10y self abuse OF exces.
siye indulgence. Price OF DR.. Hunters
Specific - per bottle; Injection 81.
sent everywhere by express. DIR. J.
Hinsbeer, sole propriety, No. eos North
Ssvpnih street. st Louis, Mo. Send
two STAMPS ior treatise, Cures guar
u.ised or mnuey refunded
koEERT PkRHAM,
cod + Agent tor Leayen v urih.
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The Chemistry of the Stomach.

As ia the more deli ate processes e the abJ'a-
tory, it is essential that the re-aseus employ ed
10 produce chemical changes in msites should he
uncoutaminsied, 50 also il is impera;iSely reces-
sSry that tie fluids of the stomach, which ac,
chemissly upon the food, should be perfectly
pure When the stomach is &C d, it IS because
these fuids are vitilatei OF diluieI. Similarly,
other forms Of ind g.s'i1n arts, fr1m a deficiency
Of the chemical p-oper;ies f the g,striC juices
The mot direct aud "A reeah re q Tes:o e her
purity ard improve their gu l'tE, is TO take, be
tore each me,l, a wiasSlaSsiu- OF :osester' :
Stonaca Bite ., which esrrects acidity, Tend- rs
digestion complete aud paialess, and overc me
the constipation which it produces. The nervous
ness AMI W akness resulting fr chronic dy'p
a, a. 20 disappear anisc it, infd e,av
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boxed loose ii or sealed, ISa2lc; kettle render
eel, ID cans re
GRJCsEIES-wHoLEsALE.
COFFEE Rio Col 2als a2i; Java. sIa3I
EFFiNLD HEITE cU0sRs-A I0tsc yellow Q
10 l1c eNtra g., .o1Sc. {. sc; XXX, l0t5c
TEhs-Impsr al. lair to eh"'c 5oeti -, Young
tiy-on, 59sl .oi inpowder, s5Si %; Jap4n 65
NRiFD APpLES-s'yd9lS".
Hon n PEACHEs-9 G9lsc.
DsIED BLsCKB- RnIs-l2GI3'
G EESE-IGl-gl5.
CUss.SEs-5lsasl.e
PgUSEs-tiII6c
-RAtS I'D FLOUR
Eh' pr &c f5ar and wheat re M n 81 m, a. our
a he-t sfsde If fi!I whea, in this marsrt
whi-i. a. gGoiei as 80. ;, vas selling yesterday at
9jc
wHE.'-Fs!I, No ., soc; No. 8, soc: No. 4.
T0c; -I.ia 0999c.
ES.inea', 'ce per bHssel; she'lcd. 75c. and
Ia good demand
OArs-A e 30 5S- pr bushel.
B,ELsY-SI 80 e.b s.el
FL'ns-i-.t So %; XXX, q IS; XXX. 8, so /;
rye II, - 20; graham, so; corn meal. 81 as
pei ools iIssua, 81 IL; brsn 81 90,
- siderable shea, is colain, into market.
PROVISIONS.
HsNs->usar cIrei, c.nvassed, none offered ::
ciaEs.set, IA. ne Otercd; sweet pickle, lie.
bsc">--iis ai sides l512c; DRY salt sides, lie.
>iiot LDEss-omosej, y; dry sail, 6Lc.
Pa. &c raess, per barrel, ST. 50; mess,
Ds 10 3 -<F = can assed, Ter Il, lie; unc.n-
aSsei, lie.
L,Kn-Krtle rezde-ed, in tierces. 2oc; 20 u
cans, az - n cars l2Sc; ION pail boxed loose
lid- or aied, los; kettle Rendered, 5 n pals.
SMOKED Sk-f loSGUk-S5 50 pei doz.
bUrrER-Per pound, 25lxa25c.
bhASs per busaei, - 80.
kGG>-peT dozen, is. TO l5e-
tHIcKsSs-ier dozen, 81 30
TX KIE CHicKESs-per dozen, g 90
guarLs-i er dozen, 81 SC
R,sBir>-per dGzen none offered.
OS oS 81 p per hnshel
poraToEs SEES, So % per hushei
ruESiP>-si 20 pr Uushi
SALT.
SAIr-O. a, 81 10: Saekansu e. 90
sYRCr---N Y. 5o,s15c.
HIDEs AND k.Bss.
HiDEs-t;roeH eIza.e; green sailed. s1zSsc; dry
Ut l7sisIze; dy salt, ise.
Burr 10 nIoss-w inter Full, - so; COS 81 Sc
spises 81 81; y-Ar.iug>, s0..soc; summer bull,
a. Is; COW. ST 80; sdse. 81 ~: yearlinx, ao1.
KUFFALp t.osE---ot dT.s I'd ana hole, no. i,
SO %; 10 Sc o.; no. (, 81 o.. CALI no. i,
IS ~; no p - 80; no 5, az 20; calf, no !, o. 50
% :, 81 SO; no. 5. 81 %; sol and hard eui:s.
IL ora 90
soii,, .s-s are worth so cent, to sI0o les. thas
new fai.y soiiet s;,inaier robe are most worth
Pr-ee- 81, 81 Tins subject TO The changes of the
mar-e;-
raily~-s4.l.e-
Pe-svzx-21,.zsc-
Fea-her--Liye gecse, Sos--se-
| FuEs-
MIxz-Ns 1. s,gsl o.; No. 2, 6o915.: No.
%. TsE-No l. 90 90; 80. 2, 81 50; No. :,
4 81 o.; NJ 4, Juys15;
kAocoo No 1, IJc; No. .. So; No ), lie
| No 4, lie
| sKuxs-3. ck, SIC; shat sirie ed, SIC. sa.rou
1 STRIP Il, 4: ktoff sirl e., iUc-
| PoLgIA --5d1oc
| MUsSEA Il "a ac-
| Fps>Cs-5Sicc-
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| WILD Carl Ssssie
\ HnuSx CAI-5Faisc.
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BADss rs s3ac.
| Fux-Erey sVssise: T. 4, .QaSi %.
| Vol s-l1 81 50; ssnst, sO(7?0c.
! Bsas-si c@sS s.
| LrxREI.
srocxs-A. 10 AL n iHehes. dressed. Ssl a
c 1 inches re- SCI one siic SIS.
,asyLISS-Dr.sssa tuo side, &c 50; a do
Is &C
| BARN HoAEDs-Roush, es2 50.
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Judging from the mail reports OF the OBJ
servations Of the recent transit of Venus,
AT least one important and Interesting con-
tribution to science has baen made-rather,
one error corrected. This was the ''hlfck
drop" phenomenon. In previous obserya-
tons the disc of Venus was noticed 10 be
apparently elongated towards the edge of
the suns disc al the moment of contact,
even as when one barely touches the surface
OF a bowl Of water with finger tip, then
raises it slightly above the surface, con
Meeting drop appears between the flesh and
the water. All the reports thus far receiv-
ed unite in declaring that no such phenom-
enon was observed last month, - that the
black drop is to be considered but an OPP
teal delusion which better instruments and
more accurate observations have corrected.
s.. LOUIS Globe
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A Sure Thing

DR.. Kings SyphiIitic Remedy is warrant
I'd to cure Syphilis in she primary, seconda-
~ and tertiary stages, and in all lis varied
and complicated forms, and viii cure the
worst cases Of ye.erial diseases, eases which
have resisted the treatment Of the most en-
ineni physicians in America. Ii cures the
first stage, and heals the ulcers in few
days. IL cures ulcers in the mouth, nose,
throat, head, arms and legs; aiso, hard
pains in the bones and joints, swellings in
the joints by syphiliric rheumatism, etc, in
= short time. Price - per package. Sent
everywhere by express. \ treatise on sever
al diseases free. Sent sealed for two stamps
sold BY DIR. J. Dinsboer, j05 North Seventh
street, 1t. Louis. No. Cures guaranteed or
money refunded. Roller; Parham, Agent
for Ieayenyortb. deod&w
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Reasons WHY.

The reasons why Dr.. Prices True Flavor
ing Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc, are 81.
Ierior TO ali Others is because they are pre-
nared from the choicest selected fruits and
aroma,ic1, without coloring or poisonous
oils, that all the hayoring principles are re-
tanned unchanged by chemical action, high
IL concentrated, requiring les to favor
that there Is no deception ia the bottles as
they hold one-half more than those sold for
the same size. That they are in every par
ticular like his celebrated Cream Baking
IowGer-perfect. G%w
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tie Thief Caurht

There is some excitement al Wellington.
occasioned by the capture CT nan whom
it is said has been operating largely in that
neighborhood, during the past year, in the
cattle trade For months farmers have
been missing cattle, bu; until quite recently
have been unable to trace the thieves to
their den Week before last fine mich
COW mysteriously disappeared from the
farm of Mr. Whitsetr, who, She noxi day,
tracked her 10 the stable Of the man now
under arrest. 1t is said that he has an ac-
complete in this city, whose duty it was to
receive the slaughtered animals, and dispose
of the meat as best he could. 1t is also ru-
mored that three hundred dried and green
hides have been found. The case will come
up for trial before Justice Ferrell, next
week.-Leuagf0R, No., Regiaet.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. WHITTIER.

6i7 st. Charles street, st Louis. NO.
Has bera lsssey engaged 1, The s,seid se-tr-si II
venereai. Se=Yll ana Chronic Diseases
@aa any cher Psr atsa ia - Louis cay paper t
Syphilis, G onorrhee1, elect, Strictura.
0rchttio, Hernia, OF Rupture, ell uYinsfs
Diseases and syphii'ticOr m ercuriai afYcc.
lions .: the taroat, SKIN o. bones, are uea;si
per.iS led s-eces On i1te-t sea nine Principles
Spefmatorrhcoa, Sexual Debility and
AL skee-sss ra>tG--r shi,a
produce Of tAs fovius eeec.s: se.zsi
sssIisEs cssi,ify. dasss Of si5A 1sfses,ss us>-sTf
piapo % fAs(7cs, pssses Ssess, eresica % -
fsa.o. -o-sios Of 3D. f,s efses.s; poser.
s.r.as marriage lmp,ope, or UNHAPPY, s-s
sbsse sat In ssc,ed ssreepe. for TIA p-r,se s:rIF
Diseases peculiar TO women. sa>h ~
Ane=oFrses, DysasaorvAaa, Ne o--hsgia issso--s-
Vi CSsrosis. Disessss I'd Of Es-h
died fsr stanp, Age si:h expereneesEai &c
lied II 10 self iraftsa Physicia, treat n
n4s 81 every year acquires great skill
moving 10 f->ss-ntly rec unsnd pers0ns to
conedeat,l Per orAiy O. BY lefr,r free
i,ite4. W. iaes-ve-elt TO visit the city Tor c-
caeas.s e & exfs:. iii f---
atet. Oa-s hJu A.. u. % r. Y. Sundays. TN
Jpn. rrsJss assrss IN ne essy az Aor 80,
direct se ii. efes. Eatri-hs ring the Deer ssIL
extsasrss Ia The esant-y, eaorscins Res=p;iss
Cos al l'oa roms, Bosriine All q ertns arartra-
die r-et ard yrror Bz-hs: ee-prcAensse Lasorslry
vesre all III abisa>ct PREPARED.
md of all TIE Librsr-, WHERE the eli
s:1asEt V~Es or 81 the sscc,s rleie;ne
nisstrzf7 a itS-ai,T'. which have been proea st
from Pals - rrss 81 expense. A. b.
Quad IA = err !lr-g th- si-y. Tn l. b.s.y l.
tn. - ~. =. !, r..,.-s ..8,ss: es esrs
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The Bridge Shops 10 be 3 lilt Within Sixty
Days.
The proposition made by Messrs. Farms
worth and Eaves TO The Gay Council, Tor
the erection OF shops for the manufacture Of
iron bridges, was reported favoyably upon
by the Committee on Ways and Means. last
night, and the report ratified hy the Coun-
ell by a unanimous vote. - this institu-
ton viii give employment to a large num-
Der Of mechanics, we congratulate the
Council in acting 80 wisely. Work viii be
commenced Immediately. and the Shops are
to he erected within sixty DAYS.
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A, thony, Defendants.
To John Sensendojer, one Of the qbore named
Defendants:
VIOU xiil take notice, that you have been sued
II trge'her with Daniel 4. An hony, in the
Dastrict ouft Of the Eirst judicial District Of the
stA,e k.nsAs, silIing in and for the County oil
y ~ ni.d In the once q the CIerk OF the sad
Court on The 2Dta osy OF November, .. a. 1874,
and that he slta sui % nov pebdisg, and that
you are e .ires 10 nsweT demur the said
pe,itioa On or before ne 2Ist cay o. January, ..
D. 1875, he il petition Will be TAI. tue,
and dsnent will be feuderrd sgaiuss you i0r
the sum VI ; ,go.'e' and inter st irom September
I'D, a. ID. ISIS, uFen yosr promissory note Of
laai dat, The VI = 90. 10 d from
d ie At seyrn ier C ut. pei an um, paysbe 20 The
urder OF Inc defend ant Daniel n. ADs bony one
yezr al; er daie weich note has b -sn endorsed BY
the - Dam Il nihons, AMI by him Trans
ierrei 10 tn pi intir, and $40 en- teass Of pso-
es iax tie said nV'e, ~. W pr0tes damages
the ese, nd cos.s" sui;; nd that the DSstgAss
eAecu'el b. yoa to tie defendant, Daniel h. An
irony, bearing da.e OF the 22od "a, Of sep eDber
A. :. 1873, u seeur- the Psymen oftse said pro-
misso,y n'.ie aud In ersst. upon he following
DE e.ib d real estate, situAe, lying and heinz in
thu oanty u Lea senwor,h and -tafe Of Kansas
lie We worm an desc i6-d follow, comDeDe-
ing Al ne norta vet o. Man ana Delaware
stree IL ecty Of La~enwosth, thvnce north
on the ve line o. Main street. sixty ia te6) ieet
thence ssst IN line parau Nite Deia are street,
my six l56) Get; thence north . line psraiei
with Nam stree thi,ts (s0) fses; thence sest On
line parallel Nth D-lasAfe street SIX ts) feet
AMI six ts) inches: thence south line parallel
with iu s'Tee, nm y Il. ts6) fs-t, TO The nor
line VI delaware street thesee est on sid north
line o. pelau4re street 70 The place Of SHINING,
VII Re flreciosed, and sid m n. eyed premi es
Solo for pay meet sf The money 20 due upsn the
sald proniss e, ana IL tersst, and - o. ex-
lens Of protest, ana sfz0 70 protest damages, and
casts Of SAT-. AID iha the aeendanss, aud All per-
er.ua o. nj n M Ssr nf k~pA
forever bar ed AID fGgexiesed cf all righ, tie IN
ieress ara eQuifs Of e1enption in 70 the ssid
mortgaSed pf-nnea, eon ard altar tae sid ssls.
and tia the punch the sud sAle be let inss
| the pos sSio1 q the aid m0rfeagsd psemisss
HuRD 4 MOHhOE,
NSt P1AUtiR AtteInaYA
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INDIAN NEWS.
The Whereabouts Of One OF the
.Germain Girls.
Latest Reports are that the In
Gians are About Used Up.

From the Dodge City Messenger We learn
lie following particulars Of how the Indian
war goes on:
Camp On the Washita River. Texas
| December Is, 1874.
Jim Richmond came in
on the 18th inst, with disps+ehes from
Cheyenne Agency, via Camp Supply, with
the news that the Medicine Waters" outfit,
consisting Of some thirty lodges, was below
On the Cimmaron He has with him one
OF the Germain girls, and the other one is
= ted to be on the Staked Plains, with
Sand Hills" band. II is stated that Medi-
cine Waters bard are hard up for horses,
but are not vet whipped, and are still for
var They speak of making raid on the
border for the purpose Of repienishing their
broken down AID abandoned stock. Further
news from the Agency are 10 the effect that
a detachment; ni irOc.s, acting as escort TO a
train, ran into and surprised a party Of
| CheyeDne-, and succeeded in capturing ten
| bucks and four squavs
Major Scolield Is reported a. moving up
the valley OF the Washi'a iron the Wichita
| Agency; and Gen. Davidson is south of.him,
| moving west. Sand HIS. band OF Chey-
eHnes are reported on the headwaters of Red
| river. am afraid that ten. Miles has
| gone Zoo far west 10 meet this band, but on
the latter part OF November 1t was in the
vicinity OF Arraga Bonita. Medicine Wa
teI's band Is the same party that Sargent
RYAN struci, on Dec. 2nd.
Ii is reported in camp that Gen. McKen
zic, OF the Fourth Cavalry, viii assume
command out here, and will build the new
pos, on Mcclellan creek. The boys OF the
Fith i,liantry and Sixth Cavalry are well
pleased at this, and hope by the middle OF
January, 1879, 10 be back 10 Dodge.
Gen. Miles still keeps moving his differ
cat columns, and the Indians get but little
rest.
am in hopes 10 be in Dodge by the 10th
al .Ianuarv.
Dec. 2O.h, 6 o'clock p. M-Fourth Cav
airy men came in and reported that some
thirty Indians appeared in front OF Lu Me
Cows train while at the Lakes, forteen
miles north of the Canadian. They made
no attack, and after stopping for some little
time. moved or Major Mcclellan, OF the
the Canadian and the Lake, for three DAYS
LATER - Eight warriors, thirty nine
squlws and papooses and sixty-two ponies
belonging to Medicine Waters band OF
Cheyennes, surrendered Internationally at
the CHI yenne Agency, today. 2
Stone Cali, with two hundred lodges are
or the Staked plains.
Rev Mr.. Jelly, Of Baltimore, is very
popular. There always a jam in the
church when he breaches.
VIZ. s. s. Cox is employing the Con-
grcSSional recess in giving lectures in the
northern part OF Pennsylvania.
Tho Rsv. DR.. Harwood, rector of Trini-
~ Church, New Haven, received Christ
mas present $4,000, from one Of his lady
parishioneTs-
King Kalakaua is reported to be rap
idly learning how To mix and take Ameri-
ca1 popular drinks. He has also been I'M
;iated into the mystery oil beer drinking.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-07
Death of Mrs. Fanny Wilder

Mrs. Fanny Wilder, mother OF A. Carter
George and Samuel Wilder, Of this city,
died at the residence of her eldest son, u. $
Wilder, in Toledo, Ohio, on the 23Td inst,
in the eighty seventh year OF her age. d.
W. Wilder, State Auditor of Kansas, is the
Youngest sen of the deceased. She leaves
two daughters living in Detroit, and one in
Topeka, Kansas. Deceased was an estim-
able woman, greatly respected and beloved
by ell who knew her. She lived TO a good
old age. The remains have been brought
here for intermcnt The funeral viii take
place from the residence OF George Wilder,
No. 80 North Clinton street. Saturday
morning at eleven o'clock.-Roeicsc, y. !.
EJpress, Dec. 2i;i.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-07

We are glad to note the prosperity of the
Leavenworth Daily TINES. 1t came out on
Tuesday, Dec. % % in a new dress, and is now
a thirty six column daily, the largest west
of ST. Louis. In making its appearance in
its new iorm,. it issued double sheet con-
tanning q coppiete review Of the business
of Leavenworth City. 1t gives US pleasure to
see The TINES giving such evidence of
growth and financial prosperity, as We used
10 work off its edition on hand press dur
ing the first year of its existence, when il
was not the size of our own paper. Success
to The TINES. say we, and may it continue
to grow, and battle in the cause Of freedom,
~ ii hss ever dese-Oasmbs JoarnGI.