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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
REPUBLICAN, RALLY.
The Voters az Pleasant Ridge TuIn Cat and
gave good TINA.

gave good time.
The voters at Pleas ant Ridge, this county
had a grand time Wednesday evening. They
turning out en- masse to hear speakers from
that vicinity aud this city discuss the ques.
tons OF the day. NJ. J. Maxwell, OF Leav.
enworth, was the frst speaker, and was lis.
tened to attsn,ively, and frequently ap.
Plauded during the course Of his remarks
Hon. Lucien Baker was also called out,
and made very neat and able speech, in
which he compared the Republican and
Democratic parties, and in quite humor-
Gus manner showed up the Democratic
party as composed OF the rag-tag and bob
tail OF all creation. Mr.. Bakers speech
was received with the most hearty applause,
and made strong impression upon those
present; and judging FROM the feelings as
expressed by the meeting the Republicans
OF this township will give Hayes and Whee-
Ter a good support, and also give good &C.
unit Of themselves on the county ticket
Mr.. MCGOWAN Hunt was called out, bu, ex-
cnsed himself on account Of the lateness Of
the hour.
The meeting adjourned.
Reso'red, That the Leavenworth TINES be
requested to publish these proceedings in
the weekly edition.
q. w. H. MOORE,
Secretary.
j. S. VAN WINKLE, Chairman.
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ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LKAyESwoKIn CousTY,
p.ropup TREN N ks

ttfOEkk lBkh II. ~ iotb-
NOTICE rs HERE Y GIVEN, That at the
~ regular meeting Of the Board of County
Commissioners, begun and held At the court
louise, in the city OF Leaysn worth, In said conn-
" ald state, on the f7th Gay Of October, A. ID
1876, Thomas n. Edmo3Gs ald others OF Ton
2anpXie township, housenolders Of said cJunty,
presented and filed a petition, asking sid
Board of Commit 5ioaers for the appointment Of
viewers, To view, survey and relocate r0sf
in said township, tO-wit. continuation Of
the road known ~ the Ryan road, beginning ct
he northeast corner o Z the southwest quartz Of
section 81. towashIp range 20. Thence rest
to Inc southeast corGas the southeast qua. tG Il
secnon 3d. township 10. range % T. enc ry-s;
or As nea, ~ 80 ~ p-slt ;aole to the coun Inc
A. SO to view and lO,-ie part OF = road .nn~n
IS the Evans rad, beg nInz at the southes.-
corner Of the nortbslst quarter CT section !.
township II, range . Inence west one Bili.s
10 the I. rInInus OF :: al
Inc pray er OF the toners was grated,
8 nj John Il. Sanders, v. French aad Paul
Iaihrop were appointed levers, TO NEE, at the
hJuse Of Thomas N. / nonds in TonganoX =
township, on the ia ~ OF November, lssS,
Al 10 O'cOck A NJ. or case OF failure 10 ms e.
On the day designated, len on tho following Ga-
an proceed to view iii rJaI. and give to al
PARTIES concerned a - .rIng. By Order of Ia,
Board. Oh ER DlsfESDOEF,
oci-Zsx2t County Cle5k.
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Pursuant to . call from the Leavenvorth
County Central COMMITTEES. . meeting vas
held last night 1t Gardner's school house. A
large audience was present and = great
many ladies. The meeting was addressed
BY E. Russell, Newton, Mann and
McCown Hunt. All Appeared to be favor.
ably impressed With The speeches, and vent
home With the foil intention Of voeine the
Republican ticket. Isaac CoRLErrE
]. n .Wnsox, Chairman.
0ecfetary.
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HolloVpYs Pills

The blood is the very essence OF health
and life. 1t furnishes the componenis OF
flesh, bone. muscle, nerve and integument
The stomach il the apparatus-the arteries
the distributors and the intestines the chan
nels by which the waste matter is carried
off Upon the stomach and bowels, these
medicines act simultaneously. 25cts per
box or pot eod&w
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f'E'sASo, OCTOBER "a.
Cattle Rsceipf-. 2,2I0. Dull and am ST
NJ nlTai and Erig-s the yes-eToay;
s4lc,, Texans and hansas, 5. 45 ,l3 s.; common
To ehoi,e COW SOS so; stock ste-is and o.en.
$50 10; cuciee. q 'o'ab'e at 81 50a 10. god,
siai ~; medium au chsIs, So 5093; s.Sckers,
az IS Inf.Ter, 81 .5G2 20.
Ho6s-nsceiits, Is 90 Fairly active and q
shade hE her fDr hest grades orhe's daii; nmon
to Z ,cj, So 10l5 % Choice, sc96 II; ear and
assorted, So 20 81: closing steady.
sHsEP-nec,ipts. 800. Dull and nominal.
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]. w. ADAMS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Room 10, Chamber of Commerce, ST. LOUIS.
C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adams & Co ,
Chicago; C. j. kershaw Co., Milwaukee.
CPECIAL attention pa d to consignments OF
- Grain 20 this market, and liberal aiyanc .
made on same. option trading in ST Louis,
Caicsgo and Nilwa II e markets promptly at
tended to. Accounts re ndered and did.r ences
paid in any OF the above markets the d.Y OF
s-ttismert- Correspondents solicited
juneiSwGu
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Estiee Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS, J.
COUNTY OF LRAvKNwORrH, -

CousrT o, L.Avaswoa1n. Is.
In the Probate Court Of sasd Coaafy sad Siae.
10 the matter Of the Estste Of
JAMES w. WALSH, Deceased.
NREDITORS and all 9th er persons Interested
~ in the Aforesaid Estate. are hereby nctI
d d, tina st the next regular term OF the Probate
" ut, In a1d for said County, to be begun and
held ~ the Court Room. in the City an County
OF telyen eorta. state Of sfor said, on the hrst
Mos day TIE mon Of o tOb~r A ID is5j
s1.li apply to the SAID Court iOr a full aud
maj se'uenens Of se.d Estate. to-wt: n Mon
Cay, the Both day Of Octocer, A. ID. 1876
DAVID TAYLOR, Administrator O: JAMES
w. WALSH Deceased.
ieaven = ORTIZ Git: Septemb = 36, A. d 1876
witness my hand and 8, al Of Gut. this 9th
lsEsL day OF September, A. ID. 1876
SAM. d. LECOMPTE.
seprzs.wiT Probate Judge.
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RUPTURE

pY DR.. HERM ANS treatment the dang r,
ID Of rupture and the dreadful injuries fr.m
TIE uee Of trusses NJ orce removed. and the
pareut saved from their eventual horrlfying re
eolts some Of which nervous deb Its, imp ared
memory, loss Of energs, physicai ineapecity I'M
posency. and many oths snec ions WEIGH ma sc
uR miserable. During treatment the patient can
eaeolse freely and perform any Labor. Terms
H.. oserate Those from he country can receive
SLtmeot and seave or home the s,re day
- etser treatment. mated for 10 ce-t,.
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Markets by Telegraph.
New York Money Mark
SEw YcZx >c-ober "a

SEw Yen. ober "a
4nLp- Steady; 81 09t+9lt97s
BJRRG WING Rate a. Ter cent.
LOAN--AlsJ LA fiat
GDyEhNM s.T~-F.Tm
I.Au hOAD--BOn"s tIoDg
STA1E-se uriIie quiet.
STOCK = Ma I to-day showed st,ensh, &c
tiyt and con u,ier Geo the pr of buy rs and
al improved e ing, gene any. Prices weIs ir
reguii iTom the opening ua il nom, but after
LII d-aJ the temper ut pecuiation wa,sroDg and
pIIcrs a ivanc u shsrp il many iLsianees, Is
.'eci 81 "a some Tunk line shares. Al times
deanrs were charsc eIiz d by much buoyan'y,
AID ine gest pr ces OF the day we're generally
cuIr-nt, 4, c.osi. .ies an improve uent ranging
from - 20 "a yer cent from The opening quota
,ions This contt.. ued advaoce on stock Is due
To b IL. that the rLiirotd will sooa be set
tied YELL as To growing convic ion that prices
GU the stock xcnaDgs Will go sal. higher, IN sym
patty win a. I'M roveu eat in the .utsi e sitIa
ZION, anu prospects an active grain traffic by the
roads during the vinie. months
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

Ct. LOUIE Octt Der a.
i"ss ElsieT on pscking GRADES; York rs, s. %
G5 40; ba on, SIS 35 IS SO, bLtcher., IS 60a5 50
Receipts, 800
.IrL'-Quiet anS Unchanged and a fair de-
mand Tor les; prime 10 choice steers, 81 -
o5 iEeiium TO mir, s3 9aG4l.; pony, IS So
20; cows and nei.eTs 81 - ) 20; stocker, and
f-eders, 50 5i53 50, good TO choice through
texans. So 40 IS So c,"mon 10 fair, 81 % o. IS.
kecsi pts, GOD.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

The amount OF taxes to be collected By
the treasurer for the year 1876 is S292, :
1884. The sun is distributed as follows /:
City OF Leavenworth, including city schools,
s9S, 1867; county schools, S25,sl554 !;
township and village tax, S2,456S7; road
tax, -, s51 So; State TAX, 1884, 81 conn
~ tax, Sis 25Ol2
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Administrators Nstics.

STATE OF KANSAS,y
LEAvsSwoRTH COUNTY.
Ia the Probate Court in snd for said County:
In the mater OF the Estate Of
BRANTLEY STAFFORD,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS REREBY GIVEN, That letters
IN of Administration have been granted to the
undersisneh on the Bstate of Brsniiey stafford,
late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable
the Probate Court Of the County and state afDre-
saif dated the thirteenth Gay ofOctOber, A. ID
1876 Nov, all persons having claims against
the said Estate sTe 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 precIuded from any
ben fit Of such estat and that il such claims be
not exhibited within three years after the date
o. said letters, they sh al be fo.e7er barred.
JOHN SPRAY, Executor OF the Estate OF
BR STLEY sTAFFORD, Deceased. October
18TH, 1876.
In witness whereof. ], the under igneS, Probate
Judge OF Leaveaworth County, have hereto
lore set my hand and 5 Il xed the seal Of the
said rebate Curt this 13lh day Of Oct b,r, A -.
D., lac. SAM. y. LECOMPTE,
Ocf2s WIT Probate Court
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
EmaciatiOn n Remed table Defect.

Leanness not only Diet Is from personal comeli.
ness but an index that the blood is deficient in
nutritIve propertie To remedy ema iation, en-
rich and purify the blood, which will then der eop
healthy flesh This objee, is most readily attained
through the agency the great blood fertilizer
and depurent Hostetter's stomach Bi,ters, which
enables the stomach to extract from the food taken
into it ample nouris hment for the sys:em removes
all obstacles to complete digestion assimilation
AID by stimulating the kidneys to vigorous action,
inctes those organs to strain from the vita fluid in
its pa sage through them impurities which would
otherwise impair is Gesh-creating qualities Not
only do the Bitters promote the development OF
spIid fiber but they increase muscular power
and elasticity, overcome nervousness, Danish mental
depr ssion, and protect tn system against disease
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

PoPULAR l'ustratsd book eco paees) on MAN
HOOD. wons nHooD AARRIAeEI Impediments to
Marriage; the cause and cure Sent securely, post
paid, for 50 cents BY Dr.. C Whittier si7 ST. Char
les street, St Louia No, the great specialist Read
his work. dec2sd&wly
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THE following unexpected testimonial is
from Captain Behm-one Of the Oldest in
habitants of New York-whose eminent
services in behalf oil his adopted country
won for him the position Of Government
S,orekeeper at the important Bonded Ware
house Of Messrs. Lanman 4 Kemp. As ten
der as he is brave, the Captain has long
been known for his devotion to birds. His
large and valuable aviary is the subject OF
much Of his attention. No one who keeps
or values bird should fail to read his ex-
perience with Pond's Extract.
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The Centaur Liniments are the

greatest remedies ever discovered for all
flesh, bone and muscle ailments-Bifes,
Bruises. SEEDLINGS, Burns, Rheumati
Stiff Joints, &c. What the White Linimen,
does for the human family, the yellow Lin
iment does for horses and animals. They
are chea,, they are convenient, and they
are certain in their effects. eepli-w-3m
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Entirely Satisfactory.

The CHAKrEs OAK Is - near perfection
as We ever expect to 6sd . etove. Entirely
satisfactory in short, perfect success ~ .
6nt-cisa cooking slove.
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The Cheapest, Pu'est and Best Family Medicine
o. the World

ted IN tIIe hHipN propoi tICn in any Other
preparation, VIZ: gentlr Cath lite, q wonder-
al Ton C, un-1GspIIo abe Al erauyr and
certain C0rrecti'r # imyu il es OF the body
Such signal s-e- . attended its use that
il is now regaI deJ - the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

. OUTFITS roorsEIsTs oi.ae AGES. Our
- Free q yernnsnt and H.story.
NY. Depot for Centennial ard PoliSical
Goods. julyl3.wly
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J. S. VAN WINKLE, Chairman.
SIMPLE Perfection.

We have no hesitation in saying that
the Charter Oak is best arranged for burn
ing any kind OF fuel of any stove We have
ever seen, and our customers, without a ain
gle exception, proclaim them perfect in all
their arrangements, and especially adapted
to the soft coal Of the West.
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RUPTURE cured in from 50 to 80 days by the use
of the Triumph Truss and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy, manufactured by the Triumph Company, ssl
Bovery, ~ his Tru-s and Importer took the
medal At the last session Of the Great American In
stitute Fair send % cents Ter their new book.
d&vly1
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New York hrOduc M-rket


FLOUE-Mo sctiye without ay de ide
change; supsIfne western md sIa'e, q 6 as 90;
common to god, IS 20 as 80, gcoi TO choice,
So SOS c.; white ~heat ox r., s5 1916 %; st
LOUIS 50 ; as %
WBKAI-Lisht demand and gu ct. and un.
changed; 40 hicagO 81 r.ng, rev. 81 p; No 3
Chicago spring, Old In store, 81 oS, What z red
western, 81 27a1 Is
kvE-f I'm; western. s3 c soc
BARtKY-Oull and ed an buf eis favor, veS-
tern, 81 10
G. RS-Witbout any in portant charge; mixed
" s,ern, JG9591ze: yellos Steam, 59i4c; high
miHsd grade 5s1ar; mixed steam, sSd5siac;
mixed .ai', So.
OArs-Act We and not quoiably bisher; mixed
se.tern and state. 3,eiS-; wni e do 35s5oc-
COFFxK-Rio. Firm
SCGAR-Qliet a firm.
MOL sssks-Quiet
RIcK--'e 'dy d fair demard.
kss>-frm; ta,u, 23d25Le
PosE-Qu ct ana firm; new IA 81, SIG S5Sl6 80
So I; SIG 20 'Ober.
Ey-Qaiet
MIDoLKs QIiet; long ,lear. s1ss9kc.
LAxD-Duli and clio ed firm; prime steam.
- 97HSlO 10
BUTTER steady for choice, others dull ard if
re2u ar; uesern, is { 30c.
CarksE-Qui.t: sale
WaIKY-N,mIy; 81 Is.
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csstoos the public g .inst char st.ns min. .h.,
.m a. One sS ss. 10, h. name e deceive The
clsgk v0 arressed IN Pesn. 1.Pan, . dry esods
ute doetoc mi: game i o exact Sc nd -. -
500 from their vienns, Who are nnn;.S.S 'ea :
oftsa injured for life. PunAAned and
eoee: PARK Res ed A. s., nv.
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Carpenter and builder, solici,s orders from
the country. Apply at this office, or so
OTTAWA street. sep7-wtf
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WANTED HORSES.

We will buy fer 30 days. sed;ss 5 to 8
years old wi pay market prizes 10 cash.
lssisy eres.. MsssIea hsuss Stables
ocs15d.Gwtf
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LYoH's KAIHAKIoN makes beautiful, glossy, lux
urant hair prevents its falling turning gray
II his stood the test Of 10 years Icharminsly rr.
u0ed and has no rival max2.tc-eodA ve,
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Hasan's Magnolia haim preserves and restores
the complexion; removes freck!es tan and nIlou
nes; makes the skin soh, white ant delicate Its
pplicatiou cannot he detected mara-tc-eodAvs
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The dusty and weary traveller viii hnC
most excellent rooms With baths at the
American Eou-e, Bn~ton. The Hotel has
no superior in New England, is situated ir
the heart of the city, and within FIVE min
u,es walk Of every where. sat&w
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- Send IS cents to DR.. ButtS Dis2ens.ry, Ct
Louis, No., for his Marriage Guide, his Medical
Trsati@ and Medical Ad,ics, 80 pages in all
29x-l07
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Rome MARKETS.

!ogssscts- DAILY PoR TIE TIMES.l
FINES OFFICE, !
LEAvsswosIR, October Il, 1876.
Produce Market.
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Building Material


Corrected Daily by 73eo. Egersdog1, Wholesale
and Retail Druggist, Nortkoesf Corner Fourth
and Skatcaee Streets.
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Wanted.

An experienced and active agent, in every county
of this State, TO sell article needed in every
family Profits over 60 per cent Capital requir 1
no, exceed $50. Arp'y by tier q; box 1, Lear-
envorth, Kan or in person At No lis North r .fih
street, up stairs, hack room. oetie-i2td-4t-w
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no, foil
sgainsf tho Co,n,c ,.ni.h s.- t " my c&iui'
AUDITOR and rsuorted Nv him ,a M. y! IN,
Clerk, on the first Mondays of July and Augusf
1876: -
ASSESSORS.
NE J,vra .ss.s.or o,roar,-.b
CITY, Is days - N
j VI Mct;onSr'e. D,nntv A.s.s.or Of " "
Leayenworth civ. al laws o' u O, n,
I Darling, deputy Assessor of Ieav-
enworth city, 8 days............... 2iO
Sa,,n C;,x nsSessor vi Les'en- =,
Vosel, deputy Asses or Of In.v.n. "
worth City, IA days. ...-......- ... AZ o.
Jonn Hutchinson, ASSESSOR of High Prairie
township. Is III a
) fnenicle, Assessor of Reno TSwp-
ship, 80 les "a
'"nufies' Tess 'han slo each-.-..------.-.. 10 ~
W III MUSE AND LOr-
= N iayirg on yard, ~ days 10 o.
> hastings, painting and repairing Roof. 40 OJ
l. s nraas' team i'r hauling stone for .,
Cnn".Ny-., r~-~,I,-r.-- " ~
En- ANUOHSiS-
A Arown, Coroner's fees-.-................. 81 IS
Nv eodraId, ConstaS e's iees--...--...-... 40 90
JURORS ana % "
DISTRICT COURT
W;,n.es f.ss i; r;ors,.... =,
W II Bond, cIer,n ice, m yaIious
cases .......:..-. - loo 81
Dennis, Clerks fees in various
ID cases 80 30
ni,Ve's' supplying - jurors WIN din-
hei' IL 20
COUNTY SUPPLIES.
Dodsworih, blank books, to June %. 81 p
snih o. Hthegraphlns County
N isz W
70 or,nher -, once postage from June ist =, m
j W Niehaus, expense connected with
the George Smith ca c.....-..............-.. s. Il
-''''''.''-'-''''
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

For all diseases . the Llv r. ston,ach and
epieen DIV
MALARIOU- rLvEt.S, BOW FL COM
PLAIN rs. DY ~ Ep-i i, MENIAL DEPkE--
SION RESTLESS MSS, JhuNDiC-, MATS =.
SIC HEAbAGH COL 4, N,.irA1ION
ard Sill .USsE-S
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BALTIkosk, Maryland, Ocfo' er "a.
CoRS-Aetive. hui a shade lower; mixed yes.
tern. SIZE spot; SIS NO.ember.
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AIsCELLAy8OCS.
cord spool cotton-s7lx Corsets.-.-e4.O el2 %
-S iAIpdc&-........-.-....-..S 20
Ann grain bags--z2L knitting Gotten. IS go
Cotton VI IS
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Schuneman & Singleton
County Auditors Report.

The following is an abstract of the Claims
against the County, which were allowed by the
AUDITOR, and, reported by him 10 the Cour w
1876:
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b Rivers, supplying Is jurors with din
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Corrected Dolly By the Learenrorih Bcq MrgCo
COTTON Yr,orY sACxs
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CORONER 5 INQUESTS.

Z Dieiendorf, layirg ont yard, ~ days
Hastings, painting and repairing Roof.
L. Brady, team fer hauling stone for
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DISTRICT COURT.
Witness fees in various casss..................
W ii Bond, cEerin ices In various
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A Arown, Coroner's f.es.....-..................
q W GoddaId, ConstaS 'a' . fees...........-..
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Road NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
IEAyENwoRTH KANSAS,
October 5, l>.6.

STATE OF KANSAS. D.
LKAvKN WORTH, COUNTY
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OVVNI cUffLIES.
DodsworIh, blank books, to June 30.
T. smIth i Co., Iithcgraphing County
ODiefepdOrl, Office postage from June LIST
~ OtNpbfi
j w Niehaus, expenses connected with
the George Smith ca le.............,...........
Iria
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-03

" Mr.. Samuel Townsends efforts" says
the Gazette, are valuable for good" O,
doubtless they are His speeches ought
to be engraven in letters of gold, especially
that in the Opera House, in this city, at the
opening of the canvass. 1t is noteworthy
that Samuel appears to have learnt some
thing between the time of his previous ap-
pearance here and that of Tuesday evening.
His tongue was evidently restrained, and
his usterances modified. According to the
report in the Egery EUening, which we will
do the justice to say, don't admire Samuel
as it does other Democratic leaders of this
State, he less frequently demanded that the
people should damn" everything and ev-
erybody that were not to his liking 1t is
true that he thought Charles Sumner de.
served to go to He'll, if ever man did, but
that was probably one of the ideas which
pleased the Gazette, and in its opinion, "are
valuable for good"