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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
a. ]. THOMPSON & co.

TENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ Tor he pun chase and sale Of Grain, Seeds,
Hides, Gfeen and Dried Fruits, Butter, Eggs,
&c, &c. Particular attention given to Wool.
1872 South water Street, CHICAGO.
RzFIRKScEs-J. Murphy, Cashier First
Matt nal Bank, wOoistock, Ill German Ma
tionsl Bank. Chicago, H.; Hall, Patterson
Co., Union Stock Yards, Ch cagO: l.. q. Knife
fenM lwausee: In iustrial Age, Chicago.
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DE-. JAfsS
Lock Ho spital
cor NIX
Washington
0aE H..Lr.

Chicago. III.
Chart red by tn
State OF illinois TO
the express pur-
pose of giving In
mediate relief IN
all ca &c of pri-
vate. chronic and
Urinary diseases,
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

LsOR the sr'eejy Cure OF Seminal We-kns-s,
e Lost Manhood ard all disorders brought on by
indiscretious excess. Any Druggis, has the In
gIedients.
Address DAVIDSON 4 CO., Rox 1856 New
York. septl-eodA v-sS
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FJs 1Ha CugE Of ALL CHRONIC DISEASES,
SCROFULA OR SYPIIILITIC, HER
EDITARY.OR CONTAGIOUS,
BIZ snsEATED IN 1BR
Lungs or Stcm ach. Skin or Bones, Flesh or Nerves
CORt:UPIISG ThE SBLlD, AND NiIlAI.
ING The FLUIpS.
Chronic rheumatism, -crO!ua, G:andular Swell
ling, Hacking Dry Cough, Cancerous Affections,
cyphiIitic Com plants, bleeding Of the Lungs,
d. sp-psia, ater Brash. Tic i'Oioreux, " hits
swelling, Tumors, Ulcers. Skin aud Hip Dis
eases, MeIcuriai Diseas-s, Female Complaints,
Gout, DTopsy, Eickeis, Salt kheum, Bronehitis
Consurptiou, Kidney, Bladder. Liver Com.
paint, de-, PRICE 81 PER BulTLE.
Sold by Druggists
DR.. RADwAY SCO., Ss WARREN ST, N. Y.
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HAIR DYE.

DATCBEIOR'S CELE A TED HAIR DYE
ID best in the world. 1he inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, With bene-
that it is only true and perfect Dye. Ham,
less, reliable. instantaneous. No disappoiDr
ment ridiculous tints; remedies the Ill ef-
fects.of bad dyes; leaves the hair soft and beau
tiful, Black or Brown. sold and properly ap-
plieu at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory. No. 10
Bond street, N. Y. sold bv all druggists.
Batcheior's Krasive Soap removes stains from
the fingers. skin. &c.
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]. w. ADAMS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Room 10, Chamber of Commerce, ST. LOUIS.
rresp,.Ldents-McCormic Adams & Co..
Chicago; C. J. Kershaw 4 Co., Wi waukee.
CPECIAL attention pa to consignments Of
- Grain to this market, and liberal advanc 8
made on same. option trading in st Louis,
CaicagO and Miiwa TX e msrkets promptly At
tendeI 10. Account re ndered and differ ences
paid in any of the above mark ts the day OF
settlement. Correspondence solicited.
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MEDICAL.
DR., WHITTIER.

So ST. Charles street. ST Louis. NO.
. Sorereai. SeIlIl aa1 Chronic Diseases
sas .ella = Ions eity payer =
Sy5ri!iS- c onoEriCea, elect, Structure.
sfr-f'tiS- sSrH u. - Rupture, AZ Urlnafs
t?ccaEssa1i sy5liii,tcsr nlercurtai afcc-
''o.s .: iHs tn,oas, sk,n = bones, are rr..'si
SpeInasorrncea, Sexual Debility and
..potency, ,sihs rssait ef self sbrss yosta.
ca IN msta--r and .kica
r-e--ee 81 fiasio.ias esecs: aspssxsasss sr;-ii
s1s.so-s deSts. f.se y s-sAs. ds,ee:s-s rs,-o-s.
o, t.s y-cs rhysiesi dseay. sresscs 70 % ss -
ing rT1arriagN improper or unhapps, -
.g-azs=ar eGrsI F-a,'tl.I pseesl relstits IT,
hsHe snt il sealed errs,scs, for ps-rsgs stArrs
Diseases peculiar TO Worsen. ss,s
rtr' Ai,ssts Dissasss and ertse '5-i
So sis,y sc. s1eeessfaly treated Descriptive pr;
s-Lf.,aI-d '1r $50 starips. Age V.A exp-renoeSsE,
-. giva IL 10 ssf eyifenttha Physician
AIS .. every year oe9a-es great sSi Ply ics
Sao~as :ais :rel1entiy recamaen5 persoas 20
Ti;ed- whait to visit the city for
mat neds-iaes be sest
where d. sot sIisfs It'll fza
sd. Oss-e s5ars: A. u. TO =. y. enpaays I'm
sTss; C. ,.. szes. Hat ini-h II ring the Doov Bell
1l- ssn.t 10 whole hose Of Twelve roonst 10 tss
MT J-1ss- 4, the country, embracing Reeep;ea All
s. "a -o-as, BcariirR sad slesptng spariArhf-'
.iefei a1i Wager Ba-hs; eemprehensss Lseoratc-.
~ - Il tcnss cset "a ts- bissneet pfepsr-d
a'cA; ss.- "a '"s cf I'll tbs schools Of medicine
forbc A. -cai ffa--s life sire and eoorsd to life.
.-.ustr 30 20 isT~f 49, which have osea procured
.~E -r 70 ----:sss af expense AID no; to -
= = -ssi-r.. Ai!r... % es,rs
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Obstacles to Marriage.

DIESCRIPrION FREE. Instant relief to
IL young men suffering from SpermaforThea,
Nervous Weak ess, Earl, Decay, and loss ~
Manhood by the error and discretion Of y nth.
Send -tamp tor Prescription, TO DIR j. JOHN
son, Lock Box ls36, Providence, K. I.
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v. 4. Bachelors Alaska Seal Oil
Az! T.

In all Private Matters consult
DIR. CLARKE, 1SG South Clark Street.
He is an Old Experienced and Reltdb;e Ply
siciIn. Ladies may consult on all IRREG uLAR-
IrIES AND DISEASES OF A CHRONIC OR
DELICATE nature with the assurance of relief.
s~ Send two stamps for Safeguard of Health. :"
Dr. Clarke's Celebrated Female Pills, S 80 extra
s'rong) $500 per box. Periodic M.x ure, $40
per bottle. :" Pessarie Preventif." SO each.
Warranted Private Home accommodations and
I1rsing when required
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS. Dr. Clarke sd.
ministers Medical Electricify, scientifically Gn
aid Of other remedies) for Rheumatism, Paralysis,
Choreo (St Vitus Dance) &C.
SpermdtOrhed. Seminal Weakness, Night
Emissions, and all nervous and sexual effects OF
early Indiscretion or SELF-ABUSE speedily
cured. eB-Send two stamps for Book on these
subjects. Orders for all kind: of.Rubber Goods
filed at once. Consultation free, sacred and con-
6dential. Call or write. Address letters, DR.
+. D. CLARKE, 1s6 South Clark St., Chicago
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READ FALSE And fRuR" !"

ssaa one lssssr-.a.p 10 RADwAY 4 oo...xs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ch In con per day al homo samples worth 81
W " VLu Iree. sriSsps d Co, Portland, Maine.
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. OUTFITS FOOTPRINTS of,he AGES, Ou
= Free I q vernnent and II ttorv.
= Go dspeed's En- pire Pub. House. Chicago o.
Y. Depo. for C-rtenn a. ard PoliiIcs
Goods. Juiyl3 wiz
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H1lAC and Revoivers. Price sta free Ad-
OOWS cress Crest Wss:en Gun Works,
Pitaburg, Pa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-03
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''No, sir" said weary looking man on a street car to an individual by his side. Il wouldn't | marry the best woman alive. I've been a dry goods clerk too long for that. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-03

In New York prayer meetings they pray for the editor of the Sun. 4, There's inst where people get foolish in religion (says an exchange). They expect too much of it."- --.-..-.-..-a.. ...L-.. -.....--- ----o :.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

Seryiaas have been driven over the DIina'
aud the Turks from Nish are advancing on
Kraguevisch.
E9yuajaa Troops for Constantinople'
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July Ten regi'
rnents of Egyptian troops ale leaving TO-
day for COnstantinOple.
AMeyeuent to Stop the Turkish Cunboats'
BUCHAREST, July THE Roumanian gov
eminent has sent troops with artillery W
the from tier for the purpose OF prevensing
The Tur kish gunboats from entering serVian
or RonmaBian waters.
A Danube Steamer Fired Upon
BELGRADE, July The Servians hred
on q Danube steamer, for which the Aus
TRAN consul demanded explanation and sat
isfacion.
alontenegro on the Defensive.
ScUTARI, July 1T is reported that Mon
tenepro will maintain merely defensive
lposlti on, waiting for the result OF the flrst
engagement between the Seryians ana the
Turks.
Active M0vements-The Russian Copsui
In the Field.
BERLIN, July 6.-Generel Tchernayotf ar.
rived at Prot, on the road to Sophia. II
he eucceeds in reaching Sophia, he will
command the railroad to Constantin0ple,
thus isolating the Turkish force at Nish.
The Turkish troops between Nish and
sophia are estimated at 10000. which is
probably less than the force Tchernayof
can bring against them.
According to Sclavonic advices, the Rus
sian consul. NJ. CONN, will accompany the
Prince of Montenegro throughout the CAM
0aign.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

The market continu ed inanimate throughout the
day. but showed rather more steadiness &C the
opening than toward the close, when factors ex'
freely, without being willing to make the conces;
sions demanded BY brokers'. As . general
thing, however the tendency was to easier
rates and we have accordingly made reduc.
middling and middling and on our outside for
strict low m;ddjiDg The dispatches reported
liverpool fiat at yesterday decline with sales OF
1000 bales and arrivals 1919 lower; Manchester
irg down and New York dull and easier for spots.
without any quotable varist0n, but irregular iOr
futures, which ruled 1.32Ol-16c lower duspS tne
rtoi ming, but subsequently hardened and CLOSED
at Q net advance of 3!0i-16c, o.
This sales OF the past three days sum up 10Y O0
bales 1900 on Wednesday, 500 yesterday ana 0o*
to-day, making aggregate 4 " the week OF
400 bales, against 72OJ last weeA and lo''oo inc
week tefere.
Weeks receipts 1899 Ibales, embrA cling s's from
other delivery ports (of which 40 from rom Mooiie
and 33S from Galveston, etc. and 5oIo pEope,
against SI41 proper last week and 81 iAeI yGo..
Total proper since August 81 4O5 824 bal 3d. agans'
SSS oao last year-inCrease 412 49,
The exports comprise 2O232 bales az 1oraclng
SlS 70 Liverpool 6l47 to Havre 1880 to BreA eH ah
river and rail.
Al the ports from II N. yesterday to II NJ to,
ilo' Dales against 1916 last week and 846 l. ..
rear and since Friday 1874 bales against IL IOs Ia.
w 9sa ana So6S last year; total since August 81
aoou JuI Gae' sgains: ss up to Wednesday
EAPoftS Friday to Thursday nclusive) to Great
n ~ io'olo bales against 81 ,942 last week and
$50 AT year and to tie continent IL, 22O bales
Exports to ali pcrts since n SsntsmbSr e1r tn
oaI IN vla aN bales against 1855 46O last year
ano 70 france and the continent lilo COS bales |
against 'So'S2o last year. Total to Great Britain
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, July money dull at ~. Sterling
ernments dull and little better new hves IFS.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Cotton-Net receipts 2o3 bales; gross 3s9 -
| Futures closed barely STEADY: sales Is 500 bales
az follows: July II ls:320ll,sc; November Il 4 q
II 932c: December II oil 932c; January II 1926
0llac; April Il S-a2all 2s-32c; May Fab l3ac;
FlouI-ks s.,,s doing prices without decided
Wheat heavy; 102c lower; hight de nand for Export
and home use; soa92c: winter red No. 81 10.
use at q decline; GRADED mixed Sac; graded No.
ssac; ungraded Western mixed a0sshc; choice
WsstsT for 6s sna easier gnt
tor white de- Coffee-Rio dull and nominal. su,
gar quiet; very firm fair to good refining 81 0akc
essier ' Rosin steady 81 7oSl 50 fOI strained
Turpentine dull ct 2skc. Pork shade lower; moss
$50 2o92o 2S at closing go was the best bid
whisky dull; 81 il. Freishts firm; cotton by sail
s-32d; BY steam Sled; wheat by steam akd.
family ssa5 IS a wheasSernss s ens o ssS
feeling 81 l20l 20 for fair; 81 22GI Is for choice
white &C Corn fair demand; firm; 1890 Oats dull;
dull; prime steam like; kettle l3alslsc. Bulk
meats strong and firmly held; shoulders 5s0shc;
Bacon dull; shoulders &C. clear rib Ike clear
sides l2c H%ss aetive heavy Sc Soo6 50. Whisky
ST.. LOUIS, july Flour firm and unchanged.
medium grades OF fall ranging from s4 Is to
IS 35 scarce and wanted. Wheat easier; best
grades of low qualities higher No. red fall 81 81;
No. 4skc; Corn inactive; No. mixed 43c. Oats
firm: No. 2sd3tc: Bye frmer; 64c; Barey-No.
Pork go 25d20 30. Lard nomnally unchanged.
Bulk meats stronger, nothing done. nominaliy
higher BacOn-ShOuiders SC; clear RIB and clear
sides lis 0l1c.
CHICAGO. July Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Far demand and lower; No. Chicago
spring 81 o SiaTa SPOT; 9 or July; 81 o3k Al.
Corn-Far demand and lower No. 2, 46Hc spot and
July. Oats dull weak and lower; No. 2, 29hc.
Barley dull and unchanged. Pork dull, weak and
lower at $40 6O0l0 20. Lard quiet and steady at
1l.2O0ll25c. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged.
whisky quiet and firm At 81 ION. Afternoon
call-Wheat quiet at 81 OlA0l Oh &c July; 81 O5as
al 05s August. Corn quiet 46,4 DAG &c July; AZ sc
August; 4Sc september. Oats Gull and nominal
29sc cash July or August.
Foreign, Markets.
LrvsRpooL. July THE weekly circular of the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association GAYS cotton
continues in limited demand, with heavy. irregu-
lar market, and prices have generally further de-
clined. The demand for American has been on q
reduced scale. Prices are irregular, and declined
fully I'D. Business in Sea Island continues mod
crate at unchanged quotations Transactions In
futures ars comp aIatively limited. After some
fluctuations prices are fully $500 lower.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM IT
may concern. greeting.
WHEREAS, MRS MARY ANN SMITH WIDOW
eisna, in this State; has purchased at sale made
BY the civil sheriff Of the parish of Orleans on the
fifteenth day Of February, 1851 the property here
this court for o m0nitiou advertisement in con-
formity with sections 2370 to 1880 of act No IS Of
the Genera! assembly OF 1870. commonly known az
Now therefore, know We and all persons inter
ested herein are hereby cited and admonished ir
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
VINO can ct up any right title or claim in and to
the property hereinafter described in consequence
meat Of the court under which this sale was
made, or any irle xularity or illegality in the ap
praisement or advertisement in time or manner
of sale, or for any other defect whatsoever, to
show cause within thirty days from the day this
moniton is first inserted IN the public papers, why
the sale 81 made should not be confirmed and hO-
The said property was sold by the aforesaid
seizure a.d sale, issued BY the Fourth District
Court of New Orleans, at the suit of John 8.
Wright Va Rose Augusta Mcdonald, No. 3i4 Of
Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, widow Of Dr.. Ira Smith, bs.
came the purchaser Of the following described
Description Of property ' as Z contaipei in the
judicial conyeyances recorded in the clerks Office
of the Fourth District Court
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
Rampant streets, in The square bounded BY Ram am
part, Benville, Gus omh0use and Burgundy
streets, in the Second District Of this city meas
uring (English measure) ~ feet8's inches front
Rampant street. by depth, between parallel lines
and front on Bienville street, Of feet Ines and
which lot is portion OF the original lots Nos ~
dated July 25 1910. and deposited in the office Of
n. de Armas. then . notary public of this city and
was acquired BY said Wright from Ludwig Nathan
Hanan, as per act passed before h. B. Cenas late
notary public in this city, on the eighth day of
November, 1856"
The building and improvements comprise q two.
story brick dwelling house, slate rooted out bull
dings. ct.
Witne our hands and the seal of the afores said
court, this twenty day of June 1876 and the
one hundreth year of the independence of the
United States of America.
HJ. CAMPBELL. Judge.
Fo DEBLoIs, Clerk. je27 iva 1927
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
NEW YORK.
Military Guests.

New YORK, July The Boston Tigers,
the "Washington Light Infantry" OF Char
festown. South Carolina, and the 'CIinch
Rifles" Of Savannah, Georgia, arrived here
this noon from Philadelphia under escort of
the "Old Guard" Of this city. The latter
are entertaining their guests at Irving Hall
with dinner, and will march down Broad
way to the Fall river boat, between four and
five o'clock this evening. All the the above
organizations embark at five o'clock this
evening on the steamer Bristol for Boston.
Sub-Treasury.
SEb-treasury balances-Gold s35, 7Sj, SO;
currency 34,047 ,646.
The sub-treasurer paid out $S42, 900 on
account of interest and $4,000 tor bonds
Customs receipts SlS6,OO0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

MONETARY.
OFFICE NRW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, !

The offerings for discount have been rather
more liberal this week, but commercial paper has
shown no qu0table variation. Gold has fuctu.
sted with the course of the New York market.
closing the same as yesterday, but sc lower than
on last Friday. The movemt Mt throughout the
week has been Of fair extent. but was rather more
liberal to-day. Under the course of the New York
gold market foreign exchange has shown some ir
Of &c. equal TO about 10 p cent from yesterdays
quotations. and the same from last Fridays.
The move ment Of the week has been rather
limited, and was confined to only few sales to-
day. New York sight has BIZ en- quiet and steady
and exhibited but little animation up to to day,
when it sold to q fair extent Stocks have been
less in request, and but few sales have been re-
ported: To-dsy's transactions included only two
lots. State cons0is opened on last Saturday weak
and fuctuating. but became eteadier on Monday
and have shown scarcely any quota0le variation
until to-day, when under q duh market they gave
way y " CT Mt, showing net decline since Satur-
day OF about y y c.nt., City premium bonds were
show net advance since Friday of L y cent
We continue to quote exceptional paper at 60
y cent annum discount; Al do at l0012 and
second grade at I50ls. First csss mortgages rule
at 500 cent y annnm, aud second grade are
quoted entirely nominal