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soldiers Ct their good names, .or tie purpcfe
OF promoting BIS own selfish interests.
Here are twenty men who served their
country faithfully throughout the wsr, and
tat iis close we're h0norably mus;ered-out
they served under George T. Anthony /;
they unite in card declaring that he was
considered By the men Of his command a
tyrsnt, a coward and a scoundrei 10 break
the power Of their testimony, he denounces
serterr, boun;y-jumpers and dead-beats"
Union soldiers, can you consistently cast
your ballots for a man who thus traduces
YOUR comrades?
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that shall. on Saturday,
the ilth day of November, A. D.. 1876, or soon
thereafter as can obtain hearing. make appiics-
ton TO the honorable, the District Court OF
lie wentworth County, in the state Of Kansas. for
discharge from my trdst As assixaee Of the estate
Cf John K. seirs. GE0R6KS. WOOD WARD,
Assignee OF John X. Sears estate
LHAvENwoKTH CITY, Kan, Sept. 10, 1876
scpt2S-w6t
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Publication Notice.

NIARrIN b. Bro WHILE whose place o.
N1 residence is unknown, ull take notes
tina u D :itlon has been filed against him to-
ge,her with William Ccckins. George w. Lash
and William II. nd, ss Sheriff of Leaven-
wo III County, Kansas, defendants by John b
l. Ssh, Jeviad Lssh, Caroline Wi liams, Eliza,
be'h Forbs, Amanda BatsOn, VIM. I. Lash
Amanda Lash, Ellen Evans snd Nancy Tool,
plaintiffs in the III strict Court Of Leavenworth
County, Kansas praying that said defendant
may each of them be forever barred of all inter-
est in or TO . certain judgment r nhsred in sal I
District Court. on or about the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1874, In an action then pending thei elm
in which the said Martin Browniee was plain
tiff and the said George b. Lash, toge her with
George T. HAMPTON anu America Lssh, We're
defendants for the gIeclOsuIe Of u CERTAIN mort.
gage on the south halt o. the north cast quarter
OF zee IL, in L. IL of K. 20, in LeavenwOrtn
County, ven by the said &c rye W. Llsh and
America Lash to raid ueoIge 7. Hamp on TO Sc
cure The payment OF the sum Of $3.50 with inter-
est and costs rs therein mentioned so prAyi &
that said George w Lash be ordered 10 pay SAD
judgment TO their plaintiffs and on failure 90 pay
the same, that said property be SO d Accord *
TO law rs provided in said decree and the pro-
ceeds arising there rom b. paid TO there plain
tifIs, and the said Martin Brownlee, IS here
by notified that he is required TO appear and an
swer said petition on or before Friday, the ID b
day of December, 1875. or Judgment will be Ia
NEvEsON 4 AJfORD,
nov3-w5w ATTORNEY for Plaintiffs.
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pIicaIe.. Iv. IL Il vel AHown that Dr james
has stoo.' at the head of the profsssion for 90
Year Age and experience are all-importan'.
Sfmina1 Weakness, nght lOss:s by dreams
pimsies On the face, los. manhood, can po-itiy-
ely be cure /. Ladies wanting the most deli cate
Attention, call or write. Pleasant home for p
uents. 4 book for the million. Marriage
Guide, which tells you eli about these diseases
who should marry-why not-l0 cents 10 pay
postage. DIR. james has 30 rooIns and Darlor
you see no enc but the doctor. Office hours,
ness strictly confd initial may6 dkv-lu
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NOTICE TO TAXPAVERS
OFFICE OF CcUSTY TREkscRzs, \
LE.vEg COUNTY, :
vATpSw0pTu E....s .ny L. 1876 l

80 FVEih NON-',it
lrAyESwoG1H, Kansas, sOy. Is, 1876
/, Eros Hork, Treasurer Of the CJun:y OF
L.aTenwortn, State Of hsr sss, do hereby give
notice that have received the tsx-roli for the
yesr A D. ls-G, of said County, and sIU TO "
ready 10 collect the state County and C:ty
Lcavtn vorth City.
Ihe amount o; tsIes charged fr stst', COun-
t., 1Osnship, schooi, City ard al ether FUR
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This Pump possesses the following superiori,ies
WATER FILTER" PATENTED NovEaEES IS, 1870

nuat the lot
lime OF sia
Rev s e G nj
Pungw
T. El1vini sol
A. r. a ct pr v Ior:,O
"a es Gu Ar
ny,
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For StOmachs Out of Order.

tone Ofthe stomach as these Pals; they remove
all scidity accustomed either by intemperaure or
improper die. They .each the l,yer reduce
II t. a "ealthy action; tEey are wonderfully ef-
tail in curing all disorders OF the liver and
stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in
the world for the Glowing diseas;s:
Ague, Asthma, b iIous Compl ant. B,otebes
on the skin, Bow els, on W milton, DebI Iiy,
DropsN, by sentery, Erysi elias, F.msle lrreSu-
larities, Feyeis oil ali Ii adj, Fits. Govt, Head
ache, estion, Inflammation, Jaundice,
Liver mplalnts, LumbagO Piles, Rheuma-
tism, Keteltion of urine, ; roful.r or X D,,'s
Evil, Sire Ihro is, - ne and Gravel, Tic ID u.
iou,eux Tumor.. Ulcers, Worms of Al Ainds,
Weakness IRON any cause, etc
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS,

To TIE Coiss; Lion Of the Safe Of Kansas. sr5zit-
ted By The LeyislGture a. IFS las. session fer the
ratification reject Of the electors If tie STATE
Gt ;he ner! General election.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.,
LEAvRNwoRra COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and for said County:
In The ma ter OF the Estate Of
BRANTLEY STAFFORD,
Dec ased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE, That letters
IN of Administration have been granted to the
undersigned on the Estate OF Brantley stafIOr I,
late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable
the Probate Court of the County and etate af0re
said dated the thirteenth Cay oiOctober, A. ID
1876. Now, al persons having claims against
the said Estate are hereby notified that they
must present the same TO the undersigned for Al
lowance, within one year from the d tie OF said
Letters. or they may be prec'uded from any
benefit of such estat and that If such claims be
not exhibited within three years after the date
o. said letters, they sh al tie forever barr-d.
JOHN SPRAY, Executor of the Estate OF
DR. 'NTLEY STAFFORD, Deceased. October
18Th, 1876.
In witness whereof. ], the under igne', Probate
Judge OF Leavenworih County, have hereto
tore get my hand and I'll Ned the seal OF the
said rrobale Curt this l3,h day of Oct b-r, A.
D., 1876. SAM. D. LECOMPTE,
oct26-w4t Probate Court.
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HOLLOW AVS PILLS
Invariably cures tie following diseases
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. wheth-
er they secrete too mIcn or 100 little water;
or whether they be all cted W h stone gravel,
or with aches and PAINS settled in the Ions
Owe the regions of IN. kidneys these Pills
should he iakeu according 20 the printed drec-
tons, and the Ointment should b we'll rubbed
into The small OF he back at bad lime. This
treatment Will give almost immediate relief
when all oher means have failed
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lsr. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly: tastelesa. cid ganfiy ceat6d with svset
gum, purse, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
streng hen. kadvay's Pills, for the cure Of all
dis oruers OF the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Zidne, q
Biacder. nervous lis. ases, Headache, Constipa.
ton. Sostiyeness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, bll.
iousress, bilious Fever Il fan maiien Of the
Bowels. Piles, AID all ierapsements OF the Inter.
nal Sisera. warranted to eject poeifive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, MINER.
ais or deeterious drug.
oDObsgrve the following syn ptoms resulting
frvm Disoraers Of the Digestive Organs
Cens,ipation, Inward Piles, fulinee Of the
Blood N the Hesd, Acidity Of the stenach,
Nausea. 6eartbura, Disgust OF Food, Fullpea Of
Weight in the -tomaeh, Sour Erup,ions, sinking
or flutterings in the Pit Of the Stomach, swim.
ming Of the head, Hurried and Difhcuit Breath.
ing, Fiutserings II the Heart, Choking sreuaoeaf-
ing Seasalioa When in . Lying Posture, Dinnsls
Of Vision, Dots OF webs before the sisht, Fsver
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency q Rssspirs.
tea, YelloHneD Of the Sk1n and Eye, Rains In
the sids Chest Hmhs, and sudden Eushes q
Heat Burning In the Flesh.
Mw aes6 q RADWAY's FILLS vim fFee the
sysssa foo al :he sbove-na dissrders. Price
. esns per box. Bold BY d1pggista.
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Fever and Ague cured for city csats. There h
not remedial agen in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other malsrious, bilious,
sc,rlet. typhoid, yellow and ether feve1 (atded
BY Radvay's Pillsl 20 quick - Radvay' Eeady
Relief. Fly cent? per Bottle
soid BY Druggists.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genu ne unless The sigma ure o J
HAIDoCK, a, agent for the mite s ates, sur
rounds each box oI Pil.s. ami Ointment A
handsome reward Will be given TO any rem
dering such Information rs ma lead TO I Z de-
tectioo OF any party or pa ties count. ri.Itins
The medicines vending the came, know ing
them to be spurious
'.'Sold at mandatory of Professor HoL-
LowAY X Co. heS York, am; 10y all res Pect-
able dIugg lists and dealers in medicine throu- h
out III civilized void, in boxes a. % cents, g.
cents and 81 each.
Ss-There Is considerable saving by taking the
la geG sizes
y. directions or the guidance of atIents
IN every d sOrder are affixed 10 each box.
Office, liz Liberty st.. New York.
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS-eod&w-335 st. Louis. Mo.
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100000
I.P. Porter. ex-sov: KY, 6ea'I Manager
LIST OF GIFT.

PRICE OF TIC Eta
Whole Ticks S. s'2; Halves, &c; Quarier., S.;
9 ickets, Size; "a Tickets, $500; 49,. Tickets
500; 9'a ricke;s, 81, COZ. 100, % Tickets a.
sls each
The Hon. E H. TAYLOR, Mayor Of Frankfort,
the entire fOard o. City Councilmen, the Hon
ALVIN Diyall, ate CnIet 'u-tice OF keni ely
and other disIir guishe' cItiz-rs, trse'n-r with
such other DISTINGUISHED perSons ins tex T.
hoiieTs present may designate, " ~ superintend
he drawing.
The payment of 8 ITS 10 owners Of prize tickets
Is assured bond, with N .syy penal an az
proved security, fas been .xecu cd to the Com
monwral b II kentucky, which is now rec
ord IN Clerks Office OF Count. Z urt at ank-
fort. subject 10 Inspection Of any This is a new
feature, and WILL absolutely secure the pay
IN mt OF gifts.
ReDittances can be made by Express, Draft,
Posi-oftce Money O1dGI or Registered Letter,
made pay able 10 Kentucky Cash Distribu i N
Co.
All communications, orders for Tickets and
applications Ter AZ Eciss should lie al r,ssei to
HON THOS. r. PORTER Gsn'I Manager.
Frank ort, Kentucky.
Tickets for sale by E. II. Mallory, All Della
ware street u ayelwOrth, X nsas
tcil9-0aw&w
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Railways Ready Relic:
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

nf ann alton of the kidneys Inflammation of II
Bladder, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Mumps,
Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore hrost. Dit
icult Breathing, Palpitalion Of the
Heart, Mysteries. Croun, Dph.
theIia, Cstarrh, Ininepza,
Headache, Tcothachs, Neu-
rs gia, Rheumati-m,
'cd Chill., Ague.
Chil!s.
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Mark These Facts !
The Testimony Of he whole Word.
HOlLOWAY'S PILLS |!

II had no spi elite; IiollowsJ 5 Pills gave me
= hearty one d"
"lOur rills are marvellous
81 send for another box, and keep them IN the
house -
.'Dr Holloway has cured my hi al leae that
was chronic. 4"
Il gave one of your Pills 10 my bah for chol-
era m0rbus. The dear little thing got well In q
day /"
"My nausea OF q morning is cured.''
'fOur box OF Holioways Ointment cured me
of noises In The head. } rubbed some of your
Ointment behind the ears, anu The noise has
lett /"
''send me two boxes; want one for poor
family"
Il enclo-e dollar; your price Is a5 cents, bat
the medicine To me is worth q dolir.'
..Send me five boxes of our Pills"
"Let INT haze three boxes o. your Pills by re-
turn mail, Tor Chiils and Fever"
have over two hundred such testimonials as
these, but want of space compeis me 10 con-
cluie.
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MISFORTUNES. ETC.
The COIOred and White Elements
of New York have a Small
Riot.
Several Shots Fired and One or
Two Lives Sent Home TO
Glory.
A Kentucky Railroad Accident
Kills an Engineer and
Fireman.
An Electric Bolt Near Gibson,
Ill, Kills One Man and
Three Horses.
ATTACKED,

ATTACKED,
New YORK, November Willie col
ored band OF boys in blue were returning
home after the parade last night, they were
attacked by rowdies, when the colored men
turned upon their assailants, and in the
fight that followed one white man was
fatally stabbed and four Others were shot
and slightly wounded.
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named men, enlisted in the 18th Indepen.
dent Battery n. y. S. Volunteers, and were
honorably discharged therefrom, and mus
tered ont of the United States service at the
dates set opposite their respective names, as
follows:
CHANCELLOR ELLICOTT, enlisted
August p, 1862 !; discharged June IL, 1865
WILLIAM LOZIER, enlisted August
is, 1862; discharsed June II, 1865.
MORTON NJ. EDMONDS, enlisted Aug
ust 20, 1862; discharged June II, 1865.
LYMAN F. ZIMMERMAN, Com. Sar-
gent, enlisted August p, 1862; discharged
June u, 1865.
AVERY A. SMITH, Corp'l, enlisted
August 20, 1862 discharged June II, 1865.
NELSON L. HUXLEY, Quartermasrer,
enlisted August %, 1862; discharged June
II, 1865.
JNO. W. BLEEKMAN, enlisted Aug.
p, 1862 discharged June IL, 1865.
- OLIN NJ. GOOLD, enlisted August ls,
ls62; dischared June IL, 1865.
ID. G. HENI0N, enlisted August 81,
ls62; discharged June IL, 1865.
DAVID c. HINES, enlisted August 20,
ie52 discharged June l., 1865.
LYON NkEELAND, enlisted August is,
ioos oi-cnarged June II, 1860,
CHARLES MACE, enlisted August Is,
1863; discharged June IL, 1865.
DAVID MCCARGAR, enlisted Aueust
Is, 1862; discharged June II, 1865.
SILAS W. PITTS, Sergeant, enlisted
August is, 1862; discharged June II, 1865
LUKE WALDRON, enlisted August 81,
1862; discharged june II, 1865.
OWEN McOOLLUM, enlisted August
%. 1862; discharged June II 1865.
CHARLES STRATTON, enlisted Aug
ust -. 1862; discharged June IL, 1865.
ARCHIBALD d. PAUL, enlisted Aug.
ust Il, 1852; discharged August 80, 1864.
GSigned,l
tsaAL- Afford H. TAYLOR.
Assistant Adjutant General.
What act could any man be guilty Of
mere damnable, more de.estible, more in
famous. than that of tfaducing the charac.
ter of men who fought for their country !,
Yet the foregoing plain statement Of facts
shows that George T. Anthony has publicly
attempted to rob twenty faithful Union
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OK IN con PER day at home. samples worth 81
" u VLU Tree. STiSsoH Co., Portland, Maine.
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RY INFAMOUS sLaEDEE EEFUrED.

Eon. 4. z. SicLies, Reporter Of Court OF lp-
peals Of New York, spsaks-The Adjutsnt
General Of New York gives the Lie 70
George T.-Unioa Soldiers Read.
Two weeks ago the Republicans Of Leav.
enworth issued an address TO the voters Of
Kansas, Of which the following certificate
formed a part:
WHAT THE SOLDIERS WHO SERVED IN TIL
BATTERY THINK OF GEORGE I. ANTHONY.
The following list embraces the names o.
the members Of the 18th n. y. Battery il
Medina and Shelby Center. \. y. Only
three members Of that Battery declined tc
sign:
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100000.

Thos p. Porter, ex-Gov Ky, Gen1 Manager.
POSITIVELY NO PosTPONEMENT
as we have n series Of Grand Drawings and can
not establish the precedent Of postponing.
Inst OF GIFrs
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Democratic National Ticket,
Tor President
Samuel J. Tilden.
For icc-Prcsident,
Thomas A. Hendricks.
vhc Lc,,ers Of Acceptance.

The letters Of Governor Tilden,
in acceptance of the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency OF
United States, which we viii pub
lish next week, will be perused with
eagerness and intense interest from
one end of the country to the other.
In that letter the Governor speaks
for himself, indicates the principles
which he deems of paramount I'M
portanee, the reform which the
exigencies Of the nation demand,
md shows what the country may
expect of him in the event Of his
elevation to the Presidential chair.
We have said tie letter speaks
for itself, and it is clccr, bold and
refreshing in its utterances. 1t
touches upon the vital questions
before the people with a directness
that must convince every reader OF
the downright carnestness OF
the writer, and as we believe con-
firm a large majority of tie people
in the judgement they have already
formed that Samuel j. Tildcn Is
pre-eminently the man to be placed
at the helm Of the ship of State.
Mr.. Tilden nowhere either seeks
to mistify or obscure. On the con-
trary, the evident purpose which
animates him is to state everything
so plainly that there can be no
misunderstanding. He shows in a
most lucid manner that the demand
for reform of the st. Louis Conven-
ton are imperious and that the
welfare and prosperity of the
country depend upon effecting re-
forms. In short he shows through
out his letter the broad statesman
ship that fully appreciates the situ-
alton of the country, that knows
the true remedies, and that will
not hesitate to apply them.
Governor Hendricks letter is an
admirable companion-piece to that
of Governor Tilden. 1t is not sc
elaborate, but it is incisive, peril
nent and statesmaulike, and il
every way worthy of the pure ant
allie Governor of Indiana.
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Orr New York Letter.

New York, July 3ist.
For the friends of Tilden and
honest government things look very
promising here. The Republicans
can about be called demoralized, at
any rate they are very Respondent.
Such a general enthusiasm has been
aroused for the Democratic ticket,
that even the only Republican news
paper of any innuence-the New
York Times-not being able to
speak with any confidence Of Il e
prospects of its party, adopts TIE
old rule, Of abusing the position.
The Tribune although one Of the
most earnest upholders of Hayes
and Wheeler, possesses but little
influence with either party. II
claims to be independent, but the
interests of its owners make it par
tizan in the support of the Repub
lican ticket, while the sympathie'
of its editor are clearly with The
Democratic party.
The only persons who NANTES
any ardor for the Republican ticket
are those in possession of the feder
al Offices. They will use every ex
ertion to carry the election Of tn
man who has promised to retail
them in office, and whose characte
is a guarantee that he will be s
managed by tho sharp and dexter
ous leaders who have him in thei
tolls, that there will be no interior
ence with the system of fraud whic
to them is so profitable and sedu'
tive. But even they are dubior
about the result. They do not wal
upright as they did in 1872, an
treat their opponents with insolenc
and disdain which can only be I'll
effect of a well-established, firm
rooted fearlessness.
Outside these well provided one
there is a general hanging OF hea'
on the part Of those who desire
continuance Of the present part
I'm nowor. The olIice seekers q
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Reform.

The great question before the .
country is the reform Of the adj
ministration in all its branches, the
restoration of the supremacy of
the law over all the officers Of the
government being one Of the most
vital points at issue. The selec-
ton Of a man, as President, who
possesses the qualifications necess-
ary for this important work is the
task which lies before us in Novem-
Der. OF the two men who have
been in nomination there can be
no doubt in whom the fitness re-
sides. Governor Tilden has so
well displayed his ability to cope
with the prevailing forms of cor
ruption, and his courage and de-
Termination in doing it, that the
men who have been enriching them
selves at the peoples expense
throughout the country are alarm
ed at tho prospect Of his authority
being exteudcd to ell quarters of
tie Republic. His legal training,
10 which an objection has been
raised, led to n development of the
kind Of talent which is peculiarly
adapted to the unearthing of the
kind of frauds 10y which the office
holders have been fattening them
selves and their friends.
In Republican quarters we hear
continually about the influence Of
the "worst element of the Demo
cratic party" being invoked to in
fluence him for harm, and the i'm
possibility of any mans succeeding
in a good work while impeded BY
this pressure. The fact is tina
the worst element of the Demo
cratic party is not so bad as tb
best element Of the Republican
unless we are to decide that th
latter have been so Iecreant t
their duty to the nation as to pm
into positions of the highest i'm
portance an element which IS no
its best. But apart from this, wit
this "worst element" as it is called
Gov. Tilden has had to contend J
New York, and he has there &C
complished the very kind OF wor
that lies before him in Washington
He has dared to incur its bite
hostility, and in its warfare with
has enlisted in his service the hor
est men of the land without re
gard to party.
We have no doubt whateve
about the election OF Goyerno
Tilden; but whether elected OF no
the whole country, and each u
disidual State, is indebted to bin
Cor services he has already render
"a in laying open to the pnb''
-. tl.a -uainra.-uf- lie -LDf2E.lL>
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interfering with the course OF
Justice, give countenanco to just
such interference by government
officials as is exposed in the tcsti-
mony by Bluford Wilson Mr.
Wilson's testimony goes to show,
that not only did Senators Logan
and Sergeant interfere with Sec
Rotary Bristow crusade against the
whisky ring, President Grant him
self took part in the movement to
shield Babcobk from the conse-
oueuces of his corrupt doings.