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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02
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posr.off1cE CHANGES IN KANSAS

The following statement Of Postoffice
changes in Kansas during the week end.
ing October %, 1876, is furnished by VIM
Van Week, of the P. o. Department:
Established-Bancroft, Cofiey county,
Uriah Coy, Postmaster; Berlin, Riley coun.
ty, Mrs. Marry Harris; Mariadahly, Potto-
watomie county, Oscar Fagerberg.
Observation-Disclosures, Cherokee coun-
~.
Appoin'ed-Washington, Washington
county, Phillip Rockefeller.
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Electricity is LiiG--Is Health
Pa0li'S Elsctl0-Vc!taic Cham Belt.

WIVES a continuous current or ee 'tricify
Or without shocks permea tes and vita ines The
entire sysiem, increases the circulatl On, ards
digestion, regulates the secretions, tones up
tae nervous centres and cures chroni" and ner-
s0us diseases. where all other remedies have
Z Iied. II is endorsed by the most eminent ply.
sicians in Europe and America. Send for Pam
pblets and T. stimonixls Address
PkOLI BELT CO., IL Union Square, N. Y.
70 Box. 1855 Say whs' paper.
~ the Iafeifigenf Public:
Beware Of connferfeIts. Quackery and imros-
.ors- The Paoli kiectTo-Voltaic Chain Bell
s the only genuine patented belt in the United
states and Canada and We warn the incredu-
ious to beware Of counterfeits, - some unprin-
;ipied parties in TINS AMI otheY cities are using
Iar name and trade mars tor the purpose of de
:epti IN and to foist upon In public worthless
sdicle.
N B. All communications relating to the tel'
,6onld be addressed only 70 the Office Of the
Aoli Belt Co., II Union square, New York.
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roHeAIoxn.

ToSaANoxH, Kan, Oct. 81, 1876.
EDITOR TINES. Political matters are Get.
ting to be liveoed up considerably. partic.
ulariy a. regards the Republicans We have
Hayes and Wheeler Club organized, Of
one hundred and twenty five members, and
have had several good nessiaeA We had
large meeting Lest Monday night end i'd
iourned to meet Friday night 40 vAss ths
time arrived it We found th.t ~ D.
ocrah had IN apRsintnsst b Rsak, and q
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EEEfINa AT TOPEKA

The Republicans of Topeka have invited
Colonel D. r. Anthony to addres. them up.
on the issues of the day. on Friday evening
Of this week, at the Opera House, in Tope.
ka- Colonel Anthony has accepted the in.
vitation, and the Topeka Republicans Is.
sure him that he will have the Largest meet.
ing Of Tie campaign.
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Russian Visitors.

CAPT. L. p. Semetschkln and Mr.. n. E.
Serebrekof, two Russian officers who have
been representing their Government at the
Centennial Exhibition, are now engaged in
s,udying the railway, educational and man
ufscturing interests Of this country. While
in Boston the other day, referring to Euro
pean politics, they said that the Russians
are = very Jealous and tenacious people in
everything thai pertains 10 or Affects their
religion, and the Bulgarian atrocities have
awakened intense excitement in their coun-
try among the great mas of subjects, num-
bering g., 900. OOOO
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REGISTER AGAIN.

Those voters in the city who registered
last week should not forget that it is nee
cessary for them to register again, and to.
day will be the last chance. Last weeks reg
istration was irregular, and "didnt count
the work must be done over to-day, OF
YOU may lore your vote.
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The Republicans of Delaware Township
met At Spears School House sarurday, Oct
18th, At 2 O'Clock, p. ~ ". C. II. Dalton
was elected Chairman, and N. F. Fairchild
Secretary. The following ticket was placed
in nomination:
Township True:ee-T. NJ LaTimer, renom-
mated.
Township Treasurer-L Strahley.
Township Clerk-N. F. Fairchild.
ConstableeL u. Harris and l. Beuling.
Township Committee-G. n Piper, L. l.
Terviiliger, and Thoe. n. Larih.er.
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jN reply to the Democratic report that
'twenty-seven of Mo~bys suerillas are in
the departments at Washington, and nine
more in the navy-.ard, and among them
Mosby's brother" Mosoy says it il all true
except that not man that ever served I'M
der him is in any Of the departments or the
navy-yard, and his brother is = farmer in
Virgins, and that neither Of them has ever
had any favor whatever from President
Grant or the Republican party.
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ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effect Of
mon and abuses In ea-;y life Manhood re-
ssored- Im I'll sents to ,rrsge removed Ne
snssh0d q sreaameat Sew nd f-mzFk abie rsm-
a = Hsoks AID Cirrulars ssas f. e. . ssalsdss-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
20 n, Ninth 80 xA11n6o1QA1oi n
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IREASUhSR'S REPORT
OFFICE - CoU>TY IKEssUsnR,
Lawn GkTH IOUsrN,

LhANaNWok1H ~ sAs, Nov. Isl, $40.
1, Pros Ho K. Treasurer Of the G unity of
rtaNsnS' Ith, Stst'i harsr, de- h.TebV give
office thai Nv I,crN,dIte fHx-roI Il "a Il
LounIy, nj AIN nUw r-a,is T.. co Irst he sta
,Ou'' y ard ,tty ,es NJ Ms Once. In the
oIrt a. Us p, in Lrav-nvorthC ty
IA. niOu.. OF { fSes cbaiLed tat COun-
~, Io~uship, oho"i, Cay and all Their Iur-
,os.s ach DGe hun 10 lars uation Is
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The Milwaukee Ssatind SAYS. ave had =
fellow up in wisconsin Who always vent to
the table in his shirt-eleeves and that sort
If thing. We elected him Governor, and
he stole everything be could reach"
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On the Let day ii July, 1856, the interest
on the public debt vas Sl4O. All, O45 Il. On
The LIST day Of July, 1876, eight ye.rs later,
The lnsese.t On The public d. b. Vas SiOO..
243,27LA Or $40 200 900 - than eight
yean bsfore.
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Fly Hi.iIs- I..rJ...: TiIE PUBLIC.
.g. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VE;RM.lLIF'UGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORKS.

TNHE countenanCe is pale and leaden-
Colored, with occasional flushe>, or
/ circunlscribed spot Oh one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
di.atc; al azure SeIniCirCle runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose Is irritated,
SWELL, and sometimes bleeds; 4 swell
ing OF tie upper lip; occasional head
acne, with hu:nmiaG or throJ1ing Of
the ears az unusual secretion OF saliva /;
shiny OF ilrfcd tongue; breath vsry
:o3!', par: ..llriy in Ihe morning ap-
petite yLr.-J.e, Sometimes yOEaciUuS,
wi;h gnGwiT = sensation OF the stomach.
II Others, entirely gone fleeting pains
n TIE saonIrh : occasional nausea and
voa1i-i-r: violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowel irregular, II times
costiyc s;oo,, ....nv; not uEtrcqUcntly
tingcd WI blood belly swollen and
hard; urine tu-1.d; respiration occ&-
sionalIr G.icu'.. and ACCOMPANIED by
hicCou.i; co=gI sometimes dry and
conruisiyc: u3e.,5y and disturbed sleep,
VIII grinding o. the teeth; temper
variable, BIZ; generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net rlbabIr eff doing tie Slightest
'Aj1yT 10 tie mes! ten,3t1- infant.
The genuine De. McLANE's VERNE
TUGE bears the signatures ofC. McLANE
md FLEMING BRo'. on the wrapper.
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MISF07TUNEs, ETC.

MlSFORTUNEs, ETC.
Account Of the Terrible Accident on
the o., l. & W. R.R.
A Freight Train Charges on to a
Passenger, and "0oes" it
Handsomely.
A False Alarm of Fire is Given in a
San Francisc, Chinese Theatre,
And the Police Haul out Twenty Dead
Bodies in Consequence.
SIade, the American Medium in Lon
don, Sent up for Three
Months.
A Memphis, Tenn, Express Messen-
ger Seals $40, 900 in 1873.
Is Hunted Down by Detectives Since
that Time,
And Finally Walks Into the Express
Office and Gives Himself Up.
A Most Terrific Rain Sto-m Visits
Portions of Indiana.
The Town Of Orleans Partially Inun-
dated, md 100000 Damages
Done to Property.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-02

OMAHA, Neb., October ol-Ore hundred
Sioux Indians left Sidney, Neb, to-day en-
route for The Indian Territory, on . TOUR Of
| inspecsios, and viii pas through here to-
no1TUW.
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County auditors Report.

t.nnntH ss0Ifnnfc QanAn&
~ ssStVs -
Tn. following /. IN q s,r,es Of IN. ...,
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e
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zoe or hSmas sh" DsWs, 81 q psi - -
Ia item eAai NATION sacn GU Vo.-.-..-.. - ~
COUNTY DFsF Is.
su,i,;.s .seb Is-s ,b.,. lIO no q Of
a 0r.,., -. - A. *
A. sr,,,, 30 ~ -. 10 s,cnnev an
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" braasaa~; pos .se ir .mes-.---'-- !. 90 90
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PRbRA.E COURT.
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Nc Z, D..t sh.,;6.. -. : az
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APPOINTED.
TOUR OF INSPECTION.

WASHINGTON, October 3l.-Simon Fl
Lewis has been appointed gauger Tor New
Mexico.
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FEtS I'D Sal AKIE
L. NJ Go tdaId COMM steiner or collect

IT. wSsHIP TRUSTEES SERVICES
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OMAHA, Neb, October 3l.-The Belts
House At GIenwood, Iowa, vas destroyed BY
fire At O'Clock this morning. Los, $20,-
600; insurance not known.
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ANOTHER BLAZE.

RICHMOND, Va, October 3l-A special
to the "Dispstch" says: A boiler Of . loco
motive on the Alexandria, Manassas and
Orange Railroad, exploded At Abingdon to-
day, killing fireman J. w. Jutes and engi-
neer Robert Wilson.
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ENOs HOOK,
Tres surer reav +, wor County
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CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, Dee. 10th.

The United States Senate was
not in session to-day. In the
House the postoffice appropriation
bill was passed-it appropriates
$50. 221 lis. The Speaker laid be-
fore the House telegram from
Mr.. Morrison, at New Orleans,
inclosing te egram from Mr.. Or
ton, president of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, re-
fusing to produce certain kilograms
demanded by the Louisiana inves-
tigating committee, whereupon a
resolution was adopted referring
Mr.. Morrison's communication to
the committee on the judiciary,
with instructions to report at the
earliest practicable moment what
action the House of Representa-
tives should take to enforce its
rightful authority. The death of
Speaker Kerr was then announc.
ed, and appropriate eulogies de-
livered upon his character.
MONDAY, Dec. 18th.
In the United States Senate,
the resolution of MIR. Edmunds re-
ferring the message of the House
of Representatives in regard to de-
vising means to count the electoral
vote to aselect committee of seven
Senators to act with a similar COM
mittee of the House, was agreed.
The message of the President sent
to the Senate last session, vetoing
the bill reducing the salary of the
President of the United States
from $4,000 to $25, 000 per annum
was taken up, and after debate the
Senate refused to pass the bill over
the veto--yeas %, nays 10, not the
required two-thirds voting in the
affirmative. Mr.. Wright, of Iowa,
introduced a bill to estab ish a
court for the trial of contested elec-
tions in the Office of President and
Nice-President. The resolution in
regard so the appointment of pres
idential electors in Oregon WAS
further debated. In the House
Mr.. Knott, chairman of the judi
ciary committee, Introduced a OiH
regulating the proceedings in the
electoral count for President and
Vice President; the bill was refer
red to the select committees on that
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Notice to Trespassers,
FAIR WARNING.

All persons are hereby warned against
trespassing upon any of the lands of the
undersigned, in the vicinity of Little
Georgetown, by cutting or carrying OF
timber, pulling down fences, carrying Oh
fruit, hunting, &C., or in any manner
that comes under the legal definition of
trespass. Against all parties so offending
the law will be enforced to the fullest ex-
tent. GEORGE NEWKIRK,
JAMES M. NEWKIRK.
JACOB ROPP.
Aug. So m.w
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THEPOLITICAL SITUATION

IHEPOLIITCAL SITUATION.
The political situation is still in an
unsettled condition. The Presiden-
tial contest is not likely to undergo
much of a change before February,
when the electoral vote has to be
counted. 1t is thought that when
the several Congressional commit
tees now in the South have reported
it may have some effect on public
opinion, and through that on Con-
gress. We think the situation is
not so alarming at this writing as it
appeared week ago. There seems
to be more of a disposition on the
part of our public men to have an
amicable and peaceful solution of
the vexed question. There are a
few hot-headed partisans who blow
and buster and talk about war, but
1T is now quite apparent that the
better class of citizens are deter
mined that the politicians shall not
plunge the country into a destruc-
tive civil war over the question of
the election of a President. The
probabilities are that the question
will be peacefully settled, and while
there will be much blow and buster
on the part of those who are not sat-
isfied with the settlement, whatever
it may be, there will be no serious
trouble grow out of it. This, now.
seems to be the opinion of the ablest
statesmen and most conversatiye
men Of the country. The voice of
the people is for peace.
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The MOST Eminent Living

authors such as Prof. Max Muller, Prof.
fyndall, Re-. Hon. W. &. Gladstone, DR..
W. B Carr enter, Prof. Huxley, R. A.
Proctor, Frances Power Cobhe, The Duke
of Argyll, Jas. A. Fronde, Mrs. Muloch,
Mrs. Oliphant, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Thac-
keray. Jean Ingelow, g orge Macdonald,
VIM. Black, Anthony Trolope, Matthew
Arnold, Henry Kingsley. w. W. Story,
Auerbach, Ruskin, Carlyle, Tennyson,
Browning, and many others, are repre-
sented in the pages OF
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THE SPEAKERSHIP.

Hon. E. Willis Wilson, of Charles
ton, Kanawha county, formerly of
Jefferson, is prominently mentioned
in connection with the speakership
Of the next House of Delegates of
this State. Mr.. Wilson possesses all
the qualifications necessary to fill the
position with efficiency and credit,
and looking over the field, we fail to
see that the Legislature could do
better in the selection of it's pre-
siding officer.
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HON. j. ~. CAMDEN.

This gentleman is looming up
prominently in the press of the State
as a candidate for U. S. Senator. 1t
would be simply just tribute to his
ability, high character and integrity
if the position was rendered him. No
man more richly deserves it.
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rial interests Of the State, Has
it not been wagoned around the
State, on wheels, to find place
for it to stand, without blocking
both sides of the wheel to keep it
standing still, long enough, we
ask, to now move it on level ground
where it can stand permanently
and secure without blocking?
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Elkanah ingalls,, aged 20, and his
wife were sutfocated at Providence,
r.. l.. yesterday. They had left a
lighted lamp on bureau on going
to bed. When the police, attracted
by the smoke entered the house, the
top of the bureau was entirely char
red, The smoke had aroused the
old couple, but both persisted before
reaching the door.
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New Work Cash Price List

We have in stock, of our own man
ufa .ture, roofing materials, ETC., at the
following low prices
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at 3
cents per square foot. Tor we win inr-
nish Rubber Roofing, Nails Caps and
Slate Paint for an entire new roof, at
Al cents per square foot.)
1000 rolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt,
at II cents per square feet.
5000 rolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt,
at q cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tarred Shething, at ] cent
per square fost
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint mix
ed ready for use, for inside or outside
work at so per gallon.
Send for sample card of colors. An
orders must be accompanied with the
money or satisfactory city reference
No goods shipped G, o. ID. unless ex-
press charges are guarant eed.
Sample orders solicited,
N. Y. Slate Paint Co..
i02 and l04 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
vi LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
Oct 10 Am