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The Truthful Test.

Itr9uires no learned experts or scientific
experiments to establish the fact Shat Dr
Prices Cream Baking Powder il not only
the Purest. hut positi sely the strUogest. II
any hou.ewife will make sueeter, lighter
and more digestiLle bead, bi. euiia, cakes
etc, with two tsaspoSnfuis Of D.. Ptics's
Powder to one quart Of ADer than can b
made with three leaspoonsful Of other kinda
is it not M incontestible proof Of its purity
and greater strength? Give them . fail
trial, and al-o Dr. Prices FIavoring Ex.
tracts. II they please you, recommend
them to your neighbor, if not, return them
and have your money refunded, add de.
nounce the articles a. vide imposiiions W.
have no fear Of you Aaing this If you gel
DIR. Prices, and 10 b certain Of this, buv
them only in unLroken cans, - DR..
Pnce's Powder is -old by TIE nasnsfsctur'
ers in no other vay. 4 4 80 E y
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IEsrIMoHIALs.
New YORK CRY, July 18th, 1871.

NEW YORK CITY, July 10Th, 1871.
Messrs. Sol. Stern Il CO.-Gentlemen: it
affords us great pleasure to state that, after
careful examination and analysis Of your
Medicsted Bourbon Whisky and Holland
Gin, We find it strictly pure, and in our
judgment superior to nearly all the prepar-
ations, now in the market, for the cure Of
the various diseases for which it is recon-
mended by the medical fraternity at large.
PrOprietOrs HAISEY CHEMICAL WORKS.
MAYsvILLE, X :, May lst 1875.
Messrs. Fol. Stern Il CO.-Gentlemen !
regard your Me,iicated Liquors as the
most valuable articles of maieria medics !;
not only as 6ne aperients, but possessing
alternative properties in lethargic conditions
OF the secr-tions unequaled by almost any
other remedies. J. ID. DOUGHERTY, NJ. ID.
Sold by EgersdorA, druggist, Leaven-
worth. eOd&w.
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AccIDRlf.
4 Hsa Falls from . Vagel and 10 Serious
Iy Injured.

4 4sl Falls from . wagon and 10 Serious.
y Injured.
A mAa named William 7. Winsor, while
riding on load of unbound wheat that
was being taken from the Government
farm, yesterday afternoon, was thrown of
By . sudden lurch Of the wagon, and
alightisg On pile OF stones, head down
wards, Vas knocked insensible. He was
picked up by the driver and conveyed to
the farm house. and was shortly afterward
brought to this city BY Mr.. Joe. Farver and
taken to his residence in the old Pacific
HOuae, on the corner of Seneca and Fourth
streets. Il was found after his arrival at
hO0e that his right side Was severely in
jured internally, and some fean were en-.
tertained BY the family that his injuries
would prove fatal. DR.. Neeley was sum-
moned shout nine O'Clock last night and
the injured man cared for in the best man
ner possible. This ia the second time he
has been hurt in . similar manner.
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FOUL N AID PIT STOCK.


Full and Interesting 1ssting at the Old
Market Heuss, Last Hight.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Poultry
and Pet Stock Association met in the City
Attorneys Office, last night, H. Miles Moore
in the chair. f
The roll was called, and quorum hsing
found present, the minutes Of the previous
meeting we're read and approved.
revised copy OF the constitution and
bylaws was presented by special COM
mittee, and adopted. .
Notice Was given by J. w. Wheeler, Of
an amendment to the by y-ls~s, which will
repeal Rule -, Section Z, of the old by
laws. to be offered at the next regular
meeting.
The Secretary was instructed to solicit
special premiums for the next annual sxhi-
bition from non-resideats; the executive
committee to supply the proper hlanks.
The Secretary was also instructed to pro-
cure book in which to copy the consiitu-
lion and BYLAW. -.
A communication wa receives. iso0u the
Secretary Of the Central Iowa Poultry Asso-
citation, and was referred to the executive
committee.
The following resolutions were then offer
ed and adopted:
Resalrei, That a. an associatioa ve re-
spectfully decline 10 assist in holding .
poultry show in connection with the horse
fair association. for the fair Of 1876, but -
Individual members We will aasise them
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HoHoI fII 1IAvI.

4 Iribsts - The HsnsEy Ct Najor Lsvi,
Ihsapssa, Of he Second vaited States
Cavalry.
HkADQUATrrs DErr OF THE MIspUsI, !
i FoxT LEAvESwORIH, Arc. Z, 1876 !
To Tie Editor of the Times:
| DrAR SlR-Ia connection 9TH the tele.
graphic account Of the death Of
Major Lewis Thompson, second cav
airy, will you do justice to the memory
Of . brave officer, who has served
his country we'll, BY giving place in your
columns 70 the eoclosed letter. which have
Just received from . frieod:
CAMP NEAR MOUTH OF THE BIC HORN
RIvEs, II. T., July ~. 1876. !
DEAl GuERAl-Levis ThompsOn, Cap
tain Secood Cavalry, has bern suffering Tor
. week Pase from nervous prostratiOu the
Last three days has been confned to his bed
suffering acute pain. While in this state
he hassened his death only q little while.
By shooting hinaself through the heart with
| COlt's revolver.
lie died instantly, and without apparent
paia.
He vas buried this afternoon with full
military hooon. The services were read
BY brother officer.
We hsvs narksd the grave 40 that it
can be fou1d at any time.
Major Brisbin will write more fully at
another time.
Geosral, l sympathi.e with you and
your tanily. l loved Lewis dearly, a. we
have been the varmess Of friends. Every
one feels badly and regrets it much. God,
In Hn goodness, will overlook this last act,
as Lews was . noble, generous, honorable
man.
Sincerely and truly . friend of Lewis,
believe me to be yours in sffiiction.
CHAs. F. Roe,
Lieut.. Second Cavalry.
4aior ThOmpsoa served throughout the /
var, irst in the 7lst New York Volunteers,
and aftervards in Lanes Kansas brigade,
and on Gen. Fremonts staff. In 1862 he
entered the d u. 8. Cavalry. He was in
many battles dnriag the var, commencing
With the 6rst Bull Run. He Was brevetted
for gallant service in action at Upperville,
Virginia, in 1868, was At the battle Of
Gettysburg, on the staff of Gen. Merritt,
and vas captured on the second day Of that
battle, while bearing dispatches for his
General, and taken to Libby prison, where
be vas con6ned eleven months. Thence he
vas taken 70 the prison At Charleston,
South Carolina. from whence he
(after Eve n0aths' con6sement there) was
almost in dying condition.
Since The var, be has been on duty with
bis ssgioeat in No0taaa.
His system never recovered from the
shock OF his long confinement and suffer-
iags in rebel prisons, and he has ever since
been subject 70 nervous attacks, accomPa-
MED with most acute suffering. In Feb
ruary last, he started ON his last campaign,
10 . very delicate state Of health
and sGaipst the advice Of his physicians.
He assisted in the relief Of Reno after
Clusters massacrs. The brave spirit Vas
100 seroaG fos the weak body and the fatal
,ct oaly has1eoed the ineviiable by . few
,ourA Lssis Thompson was . good son
md brother and frissd; . eenerOur, honor
lbls gsotlemaa. and as brave q cavalry
older as ever led charge. l.
RUFUS SAXrON.
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LAaysnWortA County 6ort1eultural eoe1eSy
This society met a. announced, Friday
August 4, at l0A. II. Ths President in tn
chair, Who called the society to order, ana
stated the object of the meeting. He reas
! several letters from the United States Cen
hnsial Commission, requesting rs to ex
hibit fruit, and that they had 10 anticipa
tion thereof, already sent Us . permit and
space of 400 square feet in the main build
ing for our exhibitions.
The object Of this meeting being to max.
arrangements to carry into effect this exhi
ton Of fruit, it was moved that the fund,
in the hands Of the society be devoted to
that purpose. Adopted.
1t was then moved that Leavenvorth
County Horticultural Society make the e1,
hibi,ion Of fruit Al Philadelphia, in the
Centennial building, bstseen the llth and
IL b Of September. Adopted.
To more fully carry out the above objects
and raise funds, il WAS moved that this So
ciety hold fair in come suitable building
in the city, commencing on the thirty frst
day OF August, and continuing three days
and evenings. Adopted.
1t was then moved that the president ap-
point finance committee TO see what can
bs raised 10 defray the expenses Of The ex-
hibstiOu. Adopted.
Ii was also moved and adopted that the
PRECEDENT appoint suitable committee 10
collect the fruit for the exhibition, and that
Nr. WeIlbouse he added 70 il, after which
the fOllowing resolutions were adopted:
Resoired, That the Leavenworth Horticul-
tural Society earnestly request every fruit
fruits for exhibition At the fair, to lie held
in the city Of Leaveaworth On August 3lst,
and the l-t and % days days Of September,
1876.
Resctred, That We cordially invite all
other counties in the State TO Join with us
10 making one grand display in the pomo-
logics! buildings on the Centennial grounds
At Philadelphia, from the llih to the 10th
Of September, in accordance with the invi-
lation Of Burnet Lsndreth, chief Of the bu-
reau. Adopted.
1t vas then moved and adopted that F. |
Wellhouse he the delegate, with power to
elect aaistants, TO make the exhibition ut
and that he procure q hall
md make all necessary arrangements for |
he fair, &c.
1t was also moved and adopted that Mr..
)iefend0rf be requested to see if he could |
,rOcure slight change in the wording OF |
he permit, 70 mors fully cover the object |
# our programme
Alter which il was moved that We ad- :
ourn to meet Saturday, August l2th, At 10
!. n J. STAYMAN,
Secretary.
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Do not fail 10 read Df. Sherman's adveftisemest
on Rupture treatment. june-l1
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Our Fruit Fair at Lsinx's Hall.

1
N'r PeoP'e are oon'ns iol"Alu "oo'y
persons offer the premiums and sub-crip
,,o,. .suums,,,.a h.lox.
s,o
D. lang, CASH. Sio.
Jaggard d Foster, dealers IN dry goods
offer a premium Of 81 in goods for the
hand-omest bououst the bouou.t n bs
~ ~
pe<n'su " '"ein Ai'ei ''e All.
u. ;. Richards, dealer IN saddle, har.
ness, &C., offers a five dollar bride for the
,,,..., and l.a., co,,sc,;on Of ,,,,l..
-,
s.i y. Si,'Si' oeI m =" .Au"ae, eor"tr
run A''u AFiASsr' shi give hfee dol,
lar Tree pru"ef ior The best collection oi
apples.
Nnas nfos ooo' anu shoe oesieIs, onef .
n"e pair o. ,Anys sai'ers WORM "' ior
'"s "eS' a'sp'Ay oi pears.
on a. a. rem oners 80 cash ior 'he
"sI. cS,.esuo" S..s o. summer sPP'es.
@, r. Mlenae'; ueAeI IN ciS'nlne' corner OIL
1"a~nse anu rourh' Will give h"e hve
aonAr iuI NAT iof 'he ages' and best COL
'ec.'"I ., aPt"
-, 80. anger su'sc'pes .eh aohars cash:
Wiiiism Eodress, dealer IN stoves, I'm
ware, &C, Will give a splendid 'hree doiiar
SP'inA'er 'or '"e 'eS' co'iec''"h oi winter
aPEnes- IN
ii, rtan. nun, VIII give one ""iiat ior
'"e oess P.a'e "' aPPes:
FRANK app. oea,er I'D p"o's anI snoes
w A""es s'!ee,, ohefs nne par o' chi'u
sh"s' worth y ~. ior Tie ofs' eo'iection oi
aPp1 A., =,
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4 Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings syphilitic Remedy u war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
ondary and tertiary stages, and in all ita
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst cases of veneEal diseases
cases which have resisted the treatment Of
the most eminent phyucians of America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in few days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the homes and joints, swelling
Of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc, in .
short time. Price, s. per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise On sex.
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold by DR.. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Cures guar
anteed or the money refunded. Theo.
Egersdorf Agent, Leavenworth, kansaa.
april26eod&w-lO7
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
C1aoAooI August 8.
FLOUn-QiiGt and steody.
OoWHEAf-Fsir demand and lover No. : spring,
Sszc sp0t; 901Se Sspssasber; S2e1c October.
September.
0Ars-ssssdy; No. 2, slHc SPOT; s15sAsoss<c
October
RYs-kasie1: SIC.
BARLsY-Qaies and arm; 509:5 spot; 71,x17sc
September.
fOsk-Dull. weak aad lever; Sls IS pct; ols
September.
iAsD-Dall aud shade lower; I'll 25 spot
SlI 3:1s Sopssalsr.
Bulk AsAm-Q Qaist and usehans d: shoul6en.
G.s9.e; short nh. ssSSSxe; sh0st clear. go
luc.o
WnDkY-Quist aad ara; q lO1z.
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DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUCI
DR.. e. MelANE'S
LIVER PILLS

These Pills are not recommended n
I, remedy for "all the ills that flesh Is
heir TO-" but in affections Of the Liver,
and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases Of that
character, they stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As q simple purgative they are un-
eqaaleJ.
BEwARE OF INIFATI0Hs.
The genuine are never sugar coated,
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid. with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper hears the signatures Of
c. McLANE and FLEMING Bios.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
msys lls-d4W
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

VIAL WO0k000O or 00DrOO-
sion: = weak exhausted feeling, no
energy Or courage; the result Of mental
0ver-W0rk, lndoS0r0ti0Q0
or 0XC00000, or some drain uPon the
system, is always cured BY nUAfhRESY
MOAEOPAThlC SPEClFlC No. %
II tunes up and invigorAtes the system, dis
Iels the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy.-stoPs the drain and
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands. Sold by dealers. Price, $lOO per
single vial. or S. 90 per package Of i've vials
and $500 vial Of powder. Sent BY mail on
receipt Of price Address MUAPARIYS<
HOAEOPAThlG MEDICINE COMPANY
562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
TheO. Egersiorff, Agent, LeavenWo1th,
X ansas
june2 -3taW&w
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NOTREMARKABLE.-

are frequeLtly reported Of the almost in
Simultaneous effect, in entirely stopping it,
Of the application Of Ponds Extract for
bleeding from cuts, bruises, and from the
nose, lungs, etc, etc. Although this is not
remarkable, yet it is not claimed that it
will always act 80 powerfully on the instant
a. to stop the most serious hemOrrhages at
once, but it is claimed and it is proved in
the practice Of physicians and Others, that
perseverance in its Use will stop the most
obstinate cases Of BILE ding, from whatever
cause. eodxw
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4 Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No. l
are warranted to cure the GOnnOrhea,
GIeet, Chordee, Structures, diseases Of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs Of
males and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy for the Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, the loas of power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul.
gence. Price of DIR. Hunters Specific, 81
per bottle; Injection, 81 per hottie. Sent
everywhere BY express. DR.. J. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, st. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps foE
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded.
Theo. EgersdorG agent Leaveavorth, Kan
sas. apr27eod&w1O
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a Iotuation.

EDnos TIHB: In . communication in
TH TMn Of July q, stated, or intended
TO state, that practical horticulturisis were
practically ig.ored in the Philsdelphis
eoamision. In thst statement overlook
ed Mr.. Barns, Of Vineland, Douglas county,
and did hin great injustice. Mr.. Barns is
one Of the Largest. and perhaps the most
succesafal, fruit growers in the State, and is
. thoroughly practical man.
A resracsioa and apology il due you, Mr..
Barns, and is cordially and freely given.
F, WEILHOUsE,
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Didn't Skip.

A gaily dressed young man, whose duty
il has been heretofore TO foot up columns
Of figures, vas about To shake the dust Of
the metropolis OF his feet yesterday after,
noon and try the effect Of trip to the Cen
tennial. One of our restaurAnteurs, how
evsr, didn't think he'd staaA BY and see 80
nice young sentIenas take his leave with
out frst paying his regards-$S.75-before
he left, and the consequence was trunk
detained BY . constable, and . high-toDed
demand Of "Whai all the fuss Vas about ?"
One more day didn't amount to much to
the creditor, and the uould-be tourist was
held over.
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A row.


he Appssl Han o1se Asro ceopolle1 b
his fr,sksry t. 0ssk Hsv d rtsn fsr tAs
| Issuance Of his Asst.
During the past six months the little
sheet known as the Appeal has for soos
reasons best known TO the parties vho pub
iish it, been printed At the oi6ce of Ketche-
son 4 Durfee, On Delaware street, near the
corner Of Main. Lately an insane idea
took po.eazioa Of the man Who. styles hin-
self the editor Of that coscess. 70 set of .
weekly edition, also Tor purposss bess
known TO hinself, and told M. KeacAesoe
that he should require the uss Of his pre.s
for that purpose. Nov, presses can't be run
for nothing, and as the bill Of the firm
against Wm. W. Embsy for sos.aAi.g over
$50 for press-vork vas for The several
months still unpaid, Mr.. Eetchssoa Fsfused
70 take certain n.aiter o6 his pres at the pre-
cise honr designated by E@bsy. Who uas
Very dictatori.l in his demand, and the
consequence Was, that individual .gos %
his dignity" and sent vosd that e would
like 10 know why be vas 70 be treated
thus" Mr.. Ketchesoa replied in note stating
his reasons, and further slated that in cas-
his presses were 10 be used in future, OF
paper bought Of him, be would require his
bills 70 be paid weekly, and, furthernoss.
that he would requiss E0bsy 10 Pay The
sum of SO weekly on the old bill until it
was all paid up. Tssreupon Embsy visited
Mr.. Ketchssoa in his GA6ce lat Thursday
afternoon, and called him everything that
was ungentlemanly and mean, and finally
picked up . weighs and attempted to muir
assault, a. i his cusiom, the vic |
tim whom he had aeeced, ssd noe desired |
10 berate, because, be having become |
inpatient, had dared to rensnstrate.
Mr.. ketcheson not being made Of the kind /
Of stuff to take such kind Of bully
ing, picked up the 6rst thing thae caae TO
hand, psi: Of cOmpaaes and prepared 70
make battle, and would have probably
caused his brutal assailant to have been
,arried home on shutter, had not some Of
he workmen put the interloper out Of the
,ffice.
The assault was a. cOWardly a. it wa mean,
he fact Of his being indebted ts the firm,
md being asked for the money, being the
principal cause of it. The Appeal vas not
ssued On that evening. and il was poissd
lbout by lbs attachea, thas one Il the msn
lad "pied form" etc.
Since that time the sheet has been print.
d, for accommodation, At the Office Of the
tieie Press, but we uudestand that il will
AXE cash in the future 10 have it dOns
I tn at Office longer than TO-DAY. Ii
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Publication Notice.

LEAv"SwoRTn COUNTY,
krAIE or HANSAs 20
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40 SHEEP RAIsER8.

For sale st the Victoeis Stock Farm, {
flock Of COO yearling Bucks. They are fro.
half and three quarter bred Aerino Eve
BY long wooled English Rams Of the high
est strain, and are . class Of ahesp admir-
ably adapted for KAnsas and Csaoea3o
combining ~ they do, the 6nsr qualities o
the Merino with the larger frames Of mt.
ton producing qualities Of the Eagaish
breeds. They will be sold in lots Of 10 sst
upwards, at SO per head. and si.gly q
SIS each, F. o. B. cars At Victoria.
Apply to GEO. 00ANT.
Victoria, Ellls c., Kan.
aug3-~6t
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A delegate Coaveation will be held At
Reso, On Saturday, August &c, at O'Clock
P. T., to elect tso delegates and tvo alter.
.ates from the 10th Representative Dist,
10 IL CoaGreoioaal Convsntioa, 10 he beld
at Abilise, o. Aug1as 3lst 1876. E.ch
TovsaAip viii b eatitled to iour d.aee,tea
Tie pri4aries will be hsld in each Tcv..
ship O ths l9sh Of A1gust, at 2 O'Clock P,
=, at The following places: Reno TovnaAip
at Rsno; 0hesnaa TosnsAip, at 6arcoxie
vile and Leaape Stranger TOWnahip. as J
Dodsss; Toaea.oxis Tovnahip as Toaga
noxia. By order al Committee,
S&w4 C. J. HALTED, Chairman.
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st. Louie Produce Market.
-. LD00. August 8
H2aP-UnehaneeA.
fLoUs- -Dull and veak. .. bsysrs d.ha ,Air 4
eonsesaiOns, and very hstie doAas.
WoxAf-Lever to ell; 30. fAll o. lS1. eaah
u 1891 l6kx Aasust; Ne. DO, 81 02Al O.lzz
No o. DO, ese bid.
Cea1-lOs0; No aixed, \o9<c bid cash
saks; - s40Ke 6sptemoa.
U.1s-Scaros and v.sted No .ixsi, - Sep
tsmba; rejected q s4S2%hzc casa
xSs- Easisr; soc.
6ARi Ky No market.
WHlsES-Ssaaay; q 10.
bUTrs1-Seeaiv ior be grades; psiNe 10 se-
Seeted dairy, le1S'e; count J ssSre, SAl3c
AU0s-Uuii; 769.
NAx-ve'y dull and unchai < a: choice Iev
psairie, SO.
fnOvIsloSs-Dali and unchanged. and onl,
smaii 'bbing ss,eS.
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NOTICE..

tn Uaifei 1r'i If Amerioa, DI'irici Of KmiGT-
Ala term OF tn, CiIcuit 1 ourt ol The United
Sta'es. ia and i0r tn. Dis riet oi Kansas, begun
and heii at the City Of LsayenwoTih, on the 5h
day OF june A. ID. l..G. Present Hon. John =.
Dillon and Hon. e.. ~. Foster. Judges, at which
term of saii Court The following proceedings,
amongst others, Were bat ani appear oi record
ia he words and figures following, to-wt:
T,ESDAY, JUNE sfrI, Is.s.
TIE NORTHWESTERN MUTUALLIEE1
q ias"f'nef ,a,s Company; I. Complainant.
George skeIion an Elizabeth skeIton,
Defendants.
NN MOTION ofsaid Complainant, II is now
~ bJ The Court ordered. that the order male
is hereby, set aside. and, on motion Of said
Complainant. IL Is nov by the Cour, further
ordered, that the abOyc-named George Skelton
be, and he Is hereby ordered, and directed, to
apps NJ AMI plead answer or demur to the Com
plainants bill in this, the above entitled suit
or before the first Monday of October, n l..
said George Skelton, by publication thereof.
once q week, for six consecutiye weeks in the
Leavenworth wskkLr TIHxs, the las; publica-
ton TO he at least thirty days, before said hrst
Monday Of October; A. ID. 1876.
CO. FOsIER, Judge.
Taaed Siafes Of America, District Of Raasas-ss.
IA. 8. Thomas, Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
the United states OF America. for the District Of
kansas. do hereby certify the foregoing 10 be q
true. full and perfect copy. from the record Of
the proceedings in the SUIT OF The Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs.. George
skelton and Elizabeth skeiton. No. E7G. in
said Court
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hsfeunto.set my
hand and aiAx1d the seal Of said
Court. at my ONCE In Topeka, in said
IseALI District Of Kansas, this sth day Of
July, A. ID. 1s76. A. ). THOMAS,
Clerk.
Vim. C. Webb, Counsel for Complainant.
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