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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-16
Spring Hill Literary Society.

The closing eS rcises Of the Spring Hill
Literary Society, took place At Spring Hill
School House, Delaware Township, March
10th. This society was organized Novem-
Der, 1875, and has now adjourned until No
vember, 1873. The following were the Of
fcen of this society: Pre-ident J. w.
Gardner; Vice-President, 7. NJ. Larimer !;
Secretary. NJ. C. Harvey. The exercises
were opened with music, and then followed
several select readings by Miss Alice White,
Miss J. Stans and Others. Declamations
were next on the programme, and were veil
rendered. An essay was read BY 7. II.
Larimer, on "What shall We Rezdn The
debate was next in order; the subject was,
Resolved that Capital Punishment should
be Abolished" On the affirmative side
was T. n. Larimer, A. c. HArlon and ]. NJ.
Siearns on the negative were w. English,
Geo. Stearns and J. W. Gardner. The de-
bate was animated and we'll conducted.
The society paper was next read, and after
. vote of thanks to the worthy chairman,
the meeting stood adjourned, all having
spent . pleasant evening.
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LEGAL.
Notice Of Publication.

THE STATE OF OFKANsAS.
LsAvNwoRIH COUNTY
In ne Disfrief Court Of said Coxafy and State.
THE NEs YORK LIFE INsURANCEl
COMPANY, Plaintiff,
vs.
3. B. PARTRIDGE JOHN J. POTTER,
]. B Davis, Wm. y. Could, Z. 4.
Carr, and y. s. Skeit n,
Derenfanfs. J
VOU. the above named defendant. Vim. o.
i Gould will take notice that Won have been
sued, Together With the other defendants In the
above entitled cause, In the above en- tiled
court, the ooject of vi cb suit 10 70 obtain
Judgment against said defendsnts, for the sum
Of q thou and dollar, ani TO sell your irtes-
est in the follow ing dsscrib. real e tate, TO-
wits Lots numb-i' on- W. three (3), tour D.,
Eve C), SIX t6), seven %. eight N), and nine
10, In block numbered ~ elve (i2) Il. Ewing and
70, ifsOn 4 Co., additi IN g., Lexvenwo. tn IIty,
In L.av-n.o III County. Kss sas, wneh has
b en- attached, and to apply the proceeds
thereof IN payment Of said Judgment; and you
are nosi6ei, that rnless you answer said petit
tioa by the 3.tn day OF April. A. d. lss5, III
said peti ion " II be tax ~ rue . ri ia -grneDt
render-d -.ccordins y. and said property or So
Ducn theIeo 10 necessary will Ue ordered
% be sold AMI the pro. eeds thereof applied an
pay ment OF said judgment
SIlLLtN63 / FENLON,
marls-w-3t Attorneys Tor aintin
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he Adniratiel Of ths Ladies.

Both the old and young beaux desire the
admiration Of ladies' and they resort 10
many deveces 70 secure it The tailor, the
shoemaker and the halter may, be his arsa,
sdosn their persons with the choicest pro-
ductions, bat al their efforts will prove in
adequate, If the hair, the greatest osnanent
of all, il grizied and grey. The ladies ex-
claim, "Nhat love that cid grey-headsd
man No never" But there is . remedy
for this difficulty. Use D.. TUFTS Celebra.
ted Hair Dye, and your grey hain will Be
though yoa may be sixty ysars old you
will look - If you were but thirty. o&wt
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The American People.

No people in the world suffer - much
from dyspepsia as the Anericans-and al
'houeh years Of experience in medicines
have failed to accomplish certain and
sure remedy until GREEN's AUGUST FLown
was introduced for this disease and its ef-
fects; vet % we'll has this remedy succeeded
in every caseto effect cure, that there Is
not druggist in the United States but rec
emmends the AUGUST FLOwER in all cases
Of dyspepsia and liver complaint oostivs-
ness, sour stomach, sck headache, and all
arrangements of the stomach and liver Go
to r Parham's and eee . sample bottle for
10 cents and try T. Two doses will relieve
any case. Regular size IS cent?
aug24-5Sd&W
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!. CHAPIN.

CATARfH Is . common disease COM
mon that shutting, splitting, and blowing of
the noee, meet US at every turn on the
street. Your foot slips in these nasty dis
charges on the sidewalk and in the public
conveyance and its disagrerable odor. con-
Eliminating the breath Of the afflicted, rem
ders them Offensive to their associates.
There is the highest medical authority for
stating that with fully one-half, if not two
thirds, Of those afflicted with ionfumption
of the Lungs, the diseass commences As
Ca.arrh in the more or head, the next step
being to the throat and bronchial tubes
lastly TO the lungs. How important then
to give early and pompt attention to .
Catarrhl To cure this loathaome disease
correct the system BY using DR.. Pierceis Col
den Medical Discovery, which tones it up,
cleanses the blood, and heals the diseased
glands BY . specific influence upon them !;
and to a@ist, use DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche.
This is the only way to reach the upper
and back cavities where the discha &c
comes from. No danger from this treat
ment, and it il pleasant to use. The two
medicines with instrument are sold BY
dealers in medicines. c&wt
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Extract from the Macon, Ga, Messenger.

Extract from the Macon, Ga, Messenger
We had tested is virtue personally, and
know that for dyspepsia, billiou-ness and
throbbing headache arising therefrom, it is
the best medicine the world ever saw. We
had tried forty other remedies before the
Simmons Liver Regulator, but none of
them gave us more than temporary relief,
but the Regulator not only relieved, but il
cured us. 1td&w
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FOX
snJo'1es 10 Man or Beast.
! Falls, B'uis-s.
aRa1o-, rprxins. Contu-
mons. Bisl cations.
Srsrs1re-. CUT, . a-erated
or IBcised Wounds.
sWess6ssG-, :, Burns. ccslds,
= SuLbaTt
B1e~sa1 q s.0 .xs or .pits-
Ing Of x ocd.
sOSe d = a.. and Bleeding
Gum of L. eth.
tom stssx .s -,sssss0 ana
blooiy i.cbarges.
~ --ois edins I. rs, Biino
ie', tInfaiiibl-).
Ssh srh~- Z rach-, Seu-
ra gis, Ssel ed FACE.
an sssss sssso. Rheum ,tie
swelling or ,orebess.
.as0ss~ . or -oren o, Lum-
baso, Lame Back
Soes 'hsssa or Quinsy,
IBnaned onsils
Olpssse. 50 r. sc0Ga1.
Asshsaa.
core or .nnAmei Eyes or
Eye-i ds.
'asarsh, Le.corrhea, Disr-
rne., Dyseni.ry.
~"re A1Pcses, Infianed
lBreast.
Pat0gOl or too Protuss
Meu HE.
= IN eE. Ovz lao Dissase
Aud iumors
- sdn~y sssnPsaI0a,Gra-
vel and etrzngury.
IN u g~ ard EXcoriztiops
OF iniaIts cr Adults.
sasi:-ss~~ ~so~, rhlarged
Ur Ii.fism-d Veins.
O1cs u 5 res, Internal
VI ersI OTIS
sss1ls. aItaEr.er, Tumnn,
HoI vellInss.
OS0s aai . uni ns. Chafed
or sore eet.
hs q ssss. Harness OF Sad
die Gal >.
feiO0 or nitlow. Frosted
liIabs or fzAs
assQ0asS q Bsss-a. Inset
ein ., Chapped Hands.
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AdDinistfstef's Notice,

THE UNDERsIGyKD Aas b.sa duly ap-
i pointed Adm. .tstrator Of the Istate Of
JOIN VINCENT AELLY. late Of Lessenworh
CSanty, Ks SIS, deoeas-d. All pefsols in
0edaass payment, and thOse having elaiDs
aGataDs r. sa0.. VIII pseerne 0S0, d"ly A.
ussSiestsd, . - u.asrstgs q. fss eileIanea.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-16

In the whole United States there is not .
baking powder or Aavoring extract that is
50 valuable, 90 positive, 20 efieetual in pro-
ducing the most elegant and healthful
bread and biscuits, the most delicious, de-
sirable and delicate favored cakes, pastry,
ice cream, etc, rs DR.. Prices justly cele-
brated Cream Baking Powder and True
Flavoring Extracts, Almond, Lemon. and
aromatic fiavors. Try them and you will
be delighted with their true qualities, and
find that they are far superior to any.hing
in their line. eod&w
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TIE s.4y.s.o.1z. srA1s 9. KASsnsi soss41. g..
In the matter of the Estate Of
MAIZE A. STEPHENS, Deceased.
In the Probate Ceusf In sad for ssiS County.
NYOrICE Is EREBY GIVEN. That Let
IL ters or Adminisfvation have been RIanted to
the unders Gned on the Estate Of II ARlE ANNA
STEPHENS te Of said County, d'ceased, BY
the Honorsbl. the Probate Court Of the County
and State sioresa d, dated the 7th day Of March,
A. D. lS76.
THOMAS J. HINES, Executor
OF the Estate OF MARIE A. STEPHENS, De-
cea ed.
Msvch sth, 1876.
IN wrrNs WHRRIoH, I, the undersigued
Probat. Judge Of Lea senWo, tn C0un
ty, have hereto set my hand and af
fixed the seal o the said Probate Court
fsRAL.l this 7th day OF Ma ch, A. ID. 1876.
SAM. d. LECOMP iE,
mar9-w3. Probate Judge.
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Throw not Peoples Faults

In their teeth, for there are few teeth that
have not faults Of their own. There is but
one way to preserve them without spot OF
blemish, and that is, by the daily use Of
the best dentri6ce in existence, fragrant
SOZODONT, cool refreshing and agreeable
ctSwt
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NOTICB Is HEREBY GIVEN to I'll the cred
IN itors of. r Ssar, Of Lssvsavosth City.
kaosas, that viii, on Thursdss, the 6th day OF
in the Guy o Leavsa vesth, asA County Of cav
vossb, sd 1ssss Of Kansa, pstcssd publicly, 70
sdjast o. aIlsv demands sg ,isse the essass and
s6ets aogosd 10 -, BY sad J. 4. ssan. for the
beneat Of ali The eredison.
GEOk6E 9. WOODWARD,
Assignee ol J. L. 6KAks. .
Isaveavorth. xa1sas, Dsesobsr 5rd, 1875.
dec3-dl-v3mo
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS, 4.

cousTa STATE os 2s1xAs.o.sn GE KASsass &c.
In the matter Of the Est to Of !
WILLIAM T AYLOK, Deceased
In the Probate Court Of said County and Stsfe.
NREDITORSs and all other persons interested
~ in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby notin-
ed, thai At the neat regular term Of the Probate
Court. In and for said county, To be begun and
ofLesvenwortn, State Of Aforesaid. ON the frsl
No y in the H.onth Of April, A d. 1875,
shall apply TO the aid Court for full and final
settlement Of said Estate
MARY TAYLOR, Admi uistratrix,
OF WILLIAM TAYLOR. Decreased.
L1AyKNwoRrH CITY, March 81, A. d. 1873.
marcaS-w-4t
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PoruI.AR illustrated book (260 psees) on
MANHOOD! WonAxHooDl MARRIAGE Inn
Psdiments to Marriage; tn cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, post paid, for
50 oenta, BY Dr.. C. Whittier, Sl7 s.. Char
ls street, 81 Louis, No, the great special
ist Read his work. dec 29-77d&w.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENw0nKa COUNTY.
In The mat er Of the tate Of
ANES swEENEY, Deceased
n the Probate Court In sad for said County.
NOTICE 10 HEkEBY G.vEN, Tsaf Letters Of
IN Admini tration lave be N granted TO the
IN 'snigaed, on the Estate Of Jsmes sveenoy, late
OF said Couuty, dece sed, by the HooosabIe, the
Prooate Curt Of the County and State Aforesaid,
dated the day % February,A- ID 1876
NARY 'WEENEY, AdminissIatrix
Of IN. Estate OF james Sweeney. Dsceased.
February 23S, ls76
In WIIHEss wHgsEoY. l. the undersigned. Probate
Ju'ge Of Leaven Vorth county. have
her TO set my hand and affixed The
f zeal Of the sAd d Probate G. ut this I'D
day oil February, 4. D. 's.6
San. d. LECOMPTE,
maH2-wN Prubate Judge.
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Wowsn'R Hriald.

Rev. J. NJ. Wheeler, Strasburg. Pa, de-
clares Wiehart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial has
"been great blessing to his vifew 1t is
inf.llible in complaints Of the Female Sex,
purihes the blood, clears the complexion,
and makes rosy cheeks, improves the appe-
ite and strengthens the system. Wit
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q. II. HERMAN, Pa nt;A,
4. z 4A6SAAr, doing
b0einass - 4. z Mass.
0AS 4 CO.,

NorIcE Is HEsEsY SIyEN. TAs. On ,h:
Jassscs Of tbs Peaes q iGasssvorsA Tsvnship,
Lovsassrth Ceanty, Ks.aas. issss1 sa scssr II
sssnehD1t IN H. sSov0 nsnsd eDs fes IL sun sf
eso hanAnsd dAlln3, cd tha4 nj eass vtl bs
h0a - ths M day - 4aFeh, g 10 o'e3oek, 4.
L. L. L. 0480AN, RlaintA.
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To the larnen.

We are still buying broke mules, from 4
to years old, l43 to Is hands high. Al.
ways in the market and pay liberal prices.
We keep constantly on hand the best clas
of broke mules and hones, for sale at rea-
sonabIe prices. INsLEY BRos,
mar9d&wlm Mansion House Stables.
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Sp:cial Masters Sale.

n he Circuit csss q he tsSss sasss, 70. The Da.
frsc9 Kansas.
HENRY GAY, Plaintiff,
ANNA J. cAIPxNrER, AH.
CARPBN1ER, HERMANI
NAkESOs, As-txnes IN Bank 80,
r.p e. o. said ANNA ]. CAE. Co. No. l'si.
PkNTEx spd q. n. CARPEN-
TER JOHN z RANKI Cash.
Ter snd JOHN g. CLARK,
DU0LI' NOTICE Is HERt BY GIVEN, That
JIG und,H and BY virtue of an order Of sale 70 me
directed aad delivered, lssusd ous ef the shove
naDsd eeurt and OF the decsss rendeEUd In the
sbove sausIed setion. I viii, o. Fndsy, the 9Th
day Of April, 4. d. 1876, bAvssn tie koars Of
and o'clnek, ?. 4. o. that Day. o0sr q public
ale snd ssiI b ths highsss All bsss bidAsr fe
ensh In haod. .. the 60 fFoat door sf tke Court
Hoass, In The ety q Lsssea worth, County Of
Leave worth. ate saA dissdef Of Kassss the
following seribed rel estate, situate, lying and
bsing in sid Lszve1voeih County, etafs aud dis
sYi { sfosea d, to-vit: TIE east halt co Of the
10 tbv-ss q afesr 10 Il section bumb~T tvsnfy-
nin (29). in tovpship pumhsr tn (t0), Of ranss
suns.r 'vs-ty one tz1), soatainisg eighty aers
oi ia1A-
ssid property To ~ slt - enm r.ndsd'by s.s6
esder OF sale aod IN pursuases Of ths dsesss r..
deed IN The sbovs Onulled aetiea.
Cha. q. MIILGR.
Deputy y 4. ManlhO =
spe III Aaass.
~ x1aln1iG nak2.vSs
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nosr uonoearvl euaATIve AsGnI.

TNHk application Of electricity 20 euras,ve
Il agent has received the careful attenfi0n
Of our 10 .,ss LEANED Professor, and he ques-
ton OF It's best form Of application has been
settled By ne discovery OF Psoi's aleetro-
Voltaic Chain Belts, which give co0nnuous
current Of electricity Around the body. thereby
t0ning up the nervous centFes, equaliztng the
circuiasion and reinvigorating the entire sys-
tenn Commendation ffom those wearing II,
nent physi-ians, make IL one Of n great dis
covefies Of modern science - . remedisl
agent for neYvous and chronic diseases The
once Of Ihe Psoli Belt Company IL st II Union
square. New York.
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NOTICE.

To al WAon IL m1y Concern:
In the m tier Of the assignment Of HEHEY
DECKE MN.
a IL PERSO 70 holding Claims against Henry
n Decke msn. Of lie .venworth Z. y, K nsas,
are h-Ieby noufei, that on The 9Th day Of June,
A 1876. 1 viii stfent FIR tbe purp Of the
sdusti eat Of So b eia,ms against the said Henry
D~cse nm, - Bss. d Dilf Law once, ia he
Guy Of La eovosth, State Of Asnsas, nd that
vii be IN ~ end snce firm A. L. 70 p NJ OF
said day, and the two consecutive days there
af.er, 10 hear and deserHhne sa-d demands, when
and vhers you and ea6h OF you nay appsar and
make proof Of claims against said Henry Deckel-
man.
julius HAU0, Aalspsa.
LRAvRzwOsT1. January 2s,h, 1876.
fsb3-W 3m
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS. l.s
COUNTY OF LEAvENWoRrH-
In the mater Of the Estate Of I
DAv ID KISNEAR, Dsceaset.
IN the Pro6aie Court Of said County and Stafe.
~ Ed ORS and all other p arsons interested
~ IN the 40 esaid sstate, are reby nOtin-
ell, that at The nexi regula- term Of the Probste
Court, in snd for eaId County, to be begun and
held at TIE Court Room. N the Cit and Coun-
ty Of Leaveuworth, State of aforesaid. on the
hr nd y in the month Of spril, to-Wi.:
April 18th. A. ID. 1878, snail apply to ths said
Court for . full and dual sc tement Of said
JOS. H. KTNNEAR, as Executor OF
DAVID KlNNE r, Dec<s-.d.
LEAvsNWoRTH CITY, March 10th, A. d. ls76.
march.6 .6-3c
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A coLoRED man named Harrison Young
was arrested last night, BY Of6cen Malone
and Cunningham, on . peace warrant. The
complaint was filed BY w. H. Trotier.
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Administrator Nstiee.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, L..
IRAv8NWoRTH C0UNrY.
IN the matter Of the .stats Of
IAN "a COOLEY. Ueceaaef

NyOrICE Is HEREBY GIvaN .thss Letters
~ of Admini,rAtion have been gr.n,.d 70
The uno ,stGnsd on the E,tate Of JAMES
COOLkY. - e o. sa'd CoansS deceased. by the
Bo .orsb.e. TIE Pr0t ate our Of the County
state afofesaiS, Unt~-- the Let d y Of hach, A
axsin the said Estate are hereby notified that
srey must pres<n the same % ibe unoersgusd
for alloH aaoe, WITHIN enc yea from the dat Of
any bsne1t Of saeh estste; ard that II suea
eislms Be not exhibited " thin thres yeas After
the date Of sAia lsttees. tney shall Be forever
ba-red.
CASSANDANA COO ~, Ad ninissrssr.x,
OF tue Essate Of JAMES COOLgH, Deceased.
March La l05e.
In wrf mss wanRsov !, the unds MINED Pro-
ha;~ Judge of LeavenWorth County, nave here-
70 81 ny haad and a6xed the zeal Of the sa,d
Probase Csurt Ibis day OF March, 4. d LIE.
SAMUEL d. LECOMPTE.
marehe-w-3t Probate Judge.
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4 Genial 1eOtsesdve.

Hossstter's stoaacA Bittsn ars enPAasioally .
e,uisl ressor,tivs Ths chsneo which this gFsaa
botanic remedy produces in the disordGsd 0Dni-
satioa are always sgsnbly though sure propA
sive, newer ahruss and violent On this scroant II 4
admir.bly sAapssd to persons of delicate conssitu
ton sna weak nsrvss, 10 whom TIE powerful min
ersl drup ne pnitively injursoW Thasit initiates
those PROCESS With result n IL D-saahai.hns.s
ef healthfsl vigsr = epaspiealsaaay shss1 n O..
vhesv II = takm . ev.esns thas fruitful onss q
dshilsy, tsalg.ssssa; espasa, . u us.al1y \ vifA
baiioasnsD md cssseiyafis4 TAassgA &OnHsA
vr-ul.r ey>cuatioa ~ ahanAana ssaveisa - -
suits which psonptly md invsEiah'y sfaoa i's sys
tsmssie use. II +, bskdsA ths bse psesedvs
seninGt Malaria, and 1s2 Ssas a1Oeeaet
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FINANCIAL.
The Wall Street Indicator,

THIS WEEKS I00UB GUY DE
C,,e.ins Pct Z Il ,Ilasuas 80 u uulis sna HanR.
M fnl snA coDp nsiIustsons how - 80.
- y .seeos snd bsssk Pnvl g.. CaSsaal h11D
srA ,seyr.so. ~ = ~; q valaaA's H"ns'
IUCKWAE9@ = CO.. eNeS0l 110n.
20. - ~. - vWsn ., 1sv Tea 0ay.
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We call tie attention Of our readers to
the sale of Thoroughbred shorthorns Of E
w. Williams in to-days issue. His stock
consists of "a Cows and Heiiers and 6 Blu In,
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he Peoples Ramrdy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
mote: AK for Ponds Extract.
Take no other.
dsu: for xiV speak Of e1ceLen, Minqa.'
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LYoNs kATHARIos makes beautiful,
glosy, luxuriant hair; prevents in falling
out or turning gray. 1t has stood the test
Of 40 years. L. chsrmingly pesfumed, and
has no rival. mxx8eod&u9l
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Wanted.

ARirl, one who understands kitch' n-vork.
Apply at Rives' Restaurant 3l4 Delaware
sereek 1t
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LEGISLATIVE.
Monthly Statement
OF THE
County Treasurer Of leaven.
worth County.

The following Is a statement Of the snonnt Of
n mes IN the nands o the C0un y Treasurer of
Le.venuo III C.unty, Kxnsas, on the frst day Of
March, 1876, belonging 70 the ~ d. named,
resgeeiively. and the smount paid out OF each
du.iDg the mouth OF febrIary, 1876:
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A CONSTELLATION in another column
iron Mr.. L Chapin, vii b found 70 Be-
hassaiag ssaaiag fss an hisab q Lssy.
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RA1czHns,s nsw cosmetiqus viii tint
II haix, vhiakn e 1sastaaAs vifheut
.sgsaainG E'a janlo4
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NERvOUs DEBILITY.


A depressed. irritable state ofmind:
.o''o . oAn '~' ,
" O"'
S o' WIZ" oop''
"A'S~A co. "e
VI eA.esS1' neh'ai ofei"orN or
A"i' "1"'ooo OnoA 1'
80, .s.. e.s. Sue :"
v oFAoi1A ~
w. -o ~ 'one1 up 'he sys'e"' arress ois-
"'Sfs" 'ns "'en'@i s'oom ano oes-
p'e' -n' ie'"'e"A'eF 'ne eh'ife rys
peiiy nAfmie'S Aia Se"cien'
o. iof Pa'Aase oi i've ooAes anu
arg . NAl u Po"oer' Whlcn rs lm poIIAn'
Sold bv Ali. Drne9;sts q, sen, bv nail on
receipt of price. Address Humphreys Spe-
cifc HomeoPathic Medicine CO., 562 Broad
way, \. Iheo. Esersdorn' Agent, Leav-
H.c.xs M.cxo,,. R,,u n,s.s-v,. and
,es,or.. rho com,ls,;on rsmovss f,.cLl.s
tan I'D s.llovne.s. make. the stio .o,t
white and delicate. It's application cannot
be detected. maraeod&w9
ACCUDENT.-A gentleman VIVA
,.,.,v ,h,o t,o,, ~. h,.n :, u..,.,
Nev York and received . sevs,s .,r,;n of
hi, lef, antIe bes;dss other bru;se. p.fore
he oould reach bis residence bis ankle and
foot were 40 swollen his boot had TO be cut
from hi. foot Failing to pe, the immedi.
ate attention Of a nbvs;c;an some one su,-
y..,ed pona,s Extract IN relieve tho ;,,sn..
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-16

HAGASs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion; removes freckles,
tan snd sallowness; makes the ski n soft
white and delicate. It's application cannot
be detected. mar. eod&w9
, 1876-05-28
COUNTY BUILDING.

John c. Klyn, Constable tof Vest Chicago, has
filed new bond Of IS, O00-
Pcriolat and Kimberly will be called to plead in
the Criminal Court Tuesday. A motion to guash
the indictments against them will be made, but
they will not escape in that way should the motion
prevail, for the jury will be in session. and in
readiness to draft new one in an hour.
In the capture Of part of the prisoners who re-
Gently escaped from the Jail the Sheriff has in
CURED considerable expense. To provide against
the money coming ont Of his pocket, 1t ia
understood that one Of the deputies is circulating
a subscription paper asking all deputies ani
baiiffs to- contribute SO each to raise fund Up
to Inst advices they were responding, but not
without protest.
Sheriff Agnew yesterday put question to Judge
Moore Of no little impprtan ce under the clrcum-
stances, involving, as does the character OF the
next Grand Jury. The sentre for. tile next
jury should have been in his hands several
days ago under the law, and the question WAS
whether it could now be legally served not. The
Court took the matter under advisemcnt- II it can
not be served legally, then special venre must be
Issued. Let there be special one by all means, il
thereby ae good a jury a. the present one can be
obtained. The present jury will necessarily leave
great amount Of crookedness uninvestigated, and
good men will be needed for the work
, 1876-05-28
MEETING or THE BAR


According to previous notice Bur meeting in
memory OF Hiram n. Chase, deceased, was held
yesterday afternoon in the rooms OF the Chicago
Law 1nsttnte- The meeting was fully attended,
aud those present were deeply impressed by the
death which had so unexpectedly called them to-
scther William r. Black WIS chosen Chairman,
aud franklin Denison Secretary.
The Chairman, Judge Van Buren,, E. ". Evans,
Gen. r. " Smith, and Rufus Ring addressed the
meeting and spoke feelngly OF their friendship for
the deceased, and gave inst tribute, By their re-
Marks to his high character as lawyer and a
man.
Gen. r. ". Smith, n. F. Tuley, and II. e.
King were appointed Committee on Resolutions
and presented the following, which were unani-
mously adopted:
Earth tn summon from among us our friend and
brother, Hiram n. Chase, in the prime Of his life,
and the noon time Of his hopes aud usefulness;
Re*oired, That in the death Of Brother Chase the
Bar has lost one OF its valued members, the com
munity good citizen aud worthy man, and his
family faithful husband and loving father.
Resotred, That in his fidelity to his clients. his
integrity and devotion to his profession he has
flled up the measure Of q just lawyer and an hon.
est man. and left LIS an example. well worthy OF
imitation.
Reso{red, That wc mourn with his family in their
4Iliction, and tender them oue wormest sympathy
in this their sad bereavement.
Resolred. That a copy OF these resolutions be
furnished his family, and That they be presented
each Of the courts OF this city with the request
that they be spread upon their records
The following gentlemen respectively were desig-
mated to present the resolutions adopted to the
courts Of record in this city: Circuit Courts, f;
States Court, Robert Herycy; County Court, r.
II. Smith,