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The New York herald., 1876-09-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT WEAK. FUTURES CLOSE uNsErrLRD
AND GENERALLY 1-16C. A Is LowER-yLoUR
DULL-wHEAT DULL-CohN EAsIER-OATs
FInMER-wHIsKKY rIRMkR--PoRK QUIET AND
EAsY--LARD QUIET BUT yIRM-PETRoLEUM
FIRM-sPIRITs TURPENTINR fIRM-RosIN
FIRMER-OrLs FIRM -CoSFKx fInM-sUoAR
sTEADy-YREIGHTs QUIET.
THURSDAY, Sept 2S-6P n.
There was but little change In the complexion Of
commercial matters today-a littlo moro active here
and little less thercchangng the general status but
little. On Change flour was dull but unchanged
Wheat was dull but good samples firmly held, par.
ticuiarly the new crop. Corn easier under free
receipts and moderate inquiry. Oats were lrmer
whiskcy nrmer. Pork quiet aud easy.
Lard quiet but firm freghts quiet. Cotton on
the weak. Futures closed unsettled aud generally
Lice nc lower. Coffee firm. Sugar steady, OILS
firm Petroleum firm. Rosn nrmer. Spirits surpentine
ruled nrn.
CorFEE-The market for Braxils quiet but firm. he
market for mid coffee quite active and strong During
the week the following sales de
sumption within the iUo57 JAVA 3549 bags
Maracabo 5s4 do. Lsgusyrs and savanilIs; also
1854 bags S. Domingo shipped to Europe. The stock Of
mild conse in hrst bands is follows java 2o7o
:Ss'o ioss ss J4%s,s; s. dS cS;s Sis.
We quote Ordinary cargoes i5s4c fair Do i7.s good,
zoe santos lar to good 7c gold nnsiy days.
Java, government bags zoe 2,e do; grass mats. lIc
se.lbo. ICE i7se Lasgsyra; iose I1.: Jamaica,
ccsS i,ec Ie i'm Gsaisan ius ,eI i7s Manila
l3tzc 1885; Angostura ioc i7c.: savaDs. I51sc.
CorroS The spot quiet aud closed
veal. The marie; Io s.ars deliveries opened with de-
decline u si2e Sc ont the market rallied little in tho
Isle Lice on August and rom / los To- isc on the
other months The closing prices to-day compare with
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PRovrpsscR, r. T.. Sept a. 1870
Printing sioths markst strong xc Tor 84x8<
and extra cloths; sono holders demand So. cash.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29

- -. HAVANA Sept "a. is7o
Spanish gold 225k 729 Exchange weak; on the
United States W days x dsco short
d.. x . y discount susss asx
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-06
PxAEIfATIoN.
III. A. ". Dickinson, Superintendent Of the
Western Division, Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, F-eseAted with q seid Silver Tea
Sz-

kr. A. ". Dickinson, s1perintenden: Of the
Western DIVISION, Missouri Pacific Rail
road, F-eseAted with Q Solid Silver Tea
Set.
Yesterday evening, one of the most pleas
an, occasions it has been our pleasure to
record, took place at Kansas City. 1t
having been understood that Mr.. A. w.
Dickinson, who has for four years been
Superintendent Of the Western division OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad, intended to
withdraw from that position, the employees
of this division resolved to tender him .
substantial token of their friendship and
esteem, At parting, in the shape OF hand
some solid silver tea set, consisting of five
pieces, the cost of which was over six hum
dred dollars. Accordingly they assembled
in Kansas City, yesterday evening, for this
purpose.
The presentation speech was made BY
Mr.. G. w. Byington, the we'll known ticket
agent of the Missouri Pacific in this city,
in his usual happy manner. Mr.. Dickin-
son responded in . few appropriate re-
marks, thanking his friends for this mark
of their appreciation of his labors during
their four years connection in the duties OF
the road. After the presentation, the COM
pany amused themselves in various ways
for an hour or two, when they separated.
We are assured that this was . spontane-
Gus and earnest movement among the en-
ployes of this division to chow their aPPrs-
citation of the uniform kindness and gentle
manly bearing exhibited BY Mr.. Dickinson
toward all with whom he came in contact,
while performing the duties Of Superin-
tendent.
The TINES extends its congratulations to
Mr.. Mr.. d. and his generous friends.
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NERVOU, DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state ofmind;
. weak. nervo Is, exhausted feeling
10 energy or animation confu SD
head, weak memory often with debii-
itaring, Involuntary dischar. es. The
consequence of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBIGJ.
TT finds sovereign cure in HU NPK-
sEY's HOMEOPATHIC sPEOIrIC
No. 20. 1t tones up the system. arrests dis
charges, dispels the mental gloom and des-
pondency, and rejuvenates the entire system.
1t is perfectly harmless and always efficient.
Price, S., for package of FIVE boxes and q
large 50 vial of powder, which is important
in old, serious cases, or 81 per single box.
Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address Humphreys Spe-
ciic Homeopathic Medicine Co., 562 Broad.
way, n. Y, Theo. Egersdorf, Agent, Leav-
Kansas. aprl4-eod&v
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SMITH
Was Her Mama, But She Dropped it Fer
That CT Acknowledgements kxtraortin-

Was Her Mama, But She Dropped it Fer
That CT hslston -Elopenent Extraortin-
AIRY.
Last Sunday, somewhere about noon, the
family of Mr.. J. A. Smith, who resides in
Jefferson county, awoke TO the sensibiIiiy
Of vacancy in the family circle. lyon
calling the roll, it was discovered that .
daughter, named Mary, aged about sixteen,
~as the one absent After thorough in.
vestigation as to the cause, it was further
discovered that Mary had eloped with .
man named Geo. Ralston. Who had been
engaged in feeding stock for Capt. lnsley,
Of this city. Tracing the affair further,
it was found that, stormy as 1t was, George
and Mary had brsved the elements and
come to this city, with the intention OF
being united in the holy bonds OF we'd
lock, bat, finding that part of the pro-
gramme a uife difficult, they, nothing
daunted, secured a horse and buggy and
drove to Weston, No, where, to their en-
tire sstisfsction, the matrimonial knot wa.
tied, and the happy pair, after sending the
vehicle back to this city, left for Indiana,
where George and his bride intend TO re-
main for few days, visiting the mother
Of the groom. Mr.. Smith. senior, mean
while, will console himself with the re-
Election that the inscrutable ways of Prov
idence are beyond his comprehension.
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epeclalties in I iicine.

From the Toledo blade
We publish on our eighth page a lengthy
article describing the sys.em of the noted
specialist, DIR. X. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, n.
Y, in which he sets forti With considerable
force and clearness his reasons for devoling
his whole time and attention to single de-
partmeBt of medicine-t. treatment of lin
gering chronic diseases. The same article
also takes up the subjects Of diagnosis,
method. of consultation and treatment, etc :,
and will be found to contain many valuable
hints to the invalid. DR.. Pierce is the
author Of q work which has already at
tanned large circulsiion-"The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser"-contain-
ing some nine hundred numerously-illus-
trated pages, and devoted to medicine in
all its branches, a worF we'll calculated for
the guidance and instruction of the people
1t large, and which may be hsd for 81 50
(post-paid) by addressing the author. DR..
Fierce has now been before the general pub
Inc long enough to enable the formation OF
q careful estimate of the efficiency Of his
treatment and his medicines, and the
verdict, We are glad to know, has been uni
versally favorable TO both. CIV
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SAD ACCIDENT.

Nr. Sylvester E. Humphreys Loses One Of
his Eyes BY the Explosion Of Porous
sion Cap.
Yesterday morning, while Sylvester
Humphreys, con Of E. J. Humphreys,
druggist, was examining some ammunition
preparatory to going a hunting with 4
party of friends, he Inadvertently struck .
percussion cartridge on the window sill,
and exploded it, a piece penetrating his
right eyeball and darkening that organ
forever. While it caused him considerable
pain at the time, he did not consider it 90
serious as it really was. DR.. Brock, how
ever, was imedi .tely summoned, and the in
cision probed, but no foreign substa nee
was found.
Mr.. Humphreys was removed to the
residence of Mr.. Holme-, his brother-in-
law, where he can have the proper atten-
ton and nursing. Last night he was in
the most excruciating pain. notvithstand-
ing the efforts of bis attendants 10 ease his
sufferings.
The physician in attendance says posi-
lively that the eye is completely gone, and
no surgical or medical aid can ever restore
sight thereto.
The sufferer will have the sympathy of
his many friends in his misfortune, and
their kind wishes that he may soon be out
again.
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OPENING WEEK.

Grand display Of Dry Goods at sehunemsl Z
singleton's.
We are now prepared TO show one of the
handsomest stocks Of dry goods ever opened
in this city, and in order that the ladies
may. have an opportunity of seeing the
many new and elegant styles of the season,
we have made this specially an opening
week, and invite everyf dy to give US a
call. Our line OF summer silks and dress
goods comprises all theichoicest selections of
the most recent importation, with all the
suitable trimmings to match. In fact, our
stock throughout, is as complete as any in
the West. SCHUNEMAS 4 SINGLETON.
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Sensible ADVICE.

You are asked every day through tn
columns Of newspapers and by your Drug
gist to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint that you know nothing
about, yoL get discouraged spending money
with but lltlle success. Now TO give you
satisfactory proof that GREES's AUGUST
FLOWER will cure you of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its effects, such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Hsbitual
Costiveness, Palpitation Of the Heart. Heart
burn, Water-bash, coming up Of food after
eating, low spirits, &c. we ask you to go to
Robt. Parham. druggist, and get a Sample
Bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for 10
cents and try it, or q Regular Size for IS
cents, two doses will relieve you.
aug24-5Sd&w
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Extrs Liability to Halarial Infection.

Persons whose blood is thin, digestion weak and
liver sluggish are extra liable to the attacks Of ma
larial disease. The mos triding exposure may,
under such conditions, infect . miasmatic faint
The only way to secure immunity from malaria in
localities where It ID prevalent d to tone and reg
lete the system BY improving weakened digestion;
enricihng The blood, and givir . wholesome impe-
hillary secretion. These results are accomplished
BY nothing % effectively - nostetter's stomach
Bttes, which long experience has proved to be the
most reliable safeguard against fever and ague and
kindred disordes, . veil - the best remedy for
them. The Bitten are, moreover an excellent in
vigorant Of the organs Of urination, and an act
i've depurent, eliminating from the blood those
acTid impurities which originate rheumatic all
ments.
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NOTICE.

To al Whom may Concern
DkCKELMAS.
a LII PERSONS holding claims against Henry
"a Decke man, oil lie .venvorth Ctty, R.nsss,
are hereby notifed. that on ths Sch day Of June,
sdjusts ent Of sab CLAIMS against the sAid Henry
DeeEe man, at BAKER & Uilrs Lav sfice, In the
Guy Of La envoslh, State Of ksnsas, nd that
will be in end snce frem A. u. to5P ~ OF
raid day, and the tvo consecutive days there
If er, 10 hear and determine sad demands, when
and where you and en- b OF you my sppsar and
make proof Of CLAIMS Against said Henry Deekei-
man.
julius BAU0, Assizne~
LKAvkswosTH. January 2sth, 1876.
feb3- v 3n
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wIycaEsTEa.
Closing Exercises ct the Academy.

Closing Exercises ct tie Academy.
WINCHESTER, KAs, April ], 1876.
Editor Ls1UeH ,0oTih Ifnles:
Knowing that Sou and many OF your
readers are deeply interested in the prog
res Of education, and the dissemination Of
learning in our young and growing State, I
take the liberty Of sending you IN item Of
the closing exercises, for the present term,
of the academy Of this place, which &C.
CURED last evening, and, 1 must confess, I
vas agreeably surprised, a. we'll Is pleased,
with all the performances, and, taking into
consideration the age Of the State, and the
disadvantages the people have to contend
with, in pushing forward educational in
ierests, We surely have great cause for con-
graduation, and Doue more 20 than the in
hsbitants OF Winchester and vicinity.
Notwithstanding the mud and the threat
ening aspect of the weather, there was .
good audience in attendance. Every one
expressed themselves highly pleased with
the exercises, and, if one may be permitted
TO Judge from the remarks made by several
persons who were called on, the verdict
would be that the people have an institu-
ton in their midst Of which they may be
justly proud; and from the encomiums
with which the pupils, the faculty and the
trustees were laden, and the votes of thanks
given to them, it is shown that their lzbors
have been appreciated by the people.
Through the kindness of the Hon. John
Bates, chairman Of the committee Of exam
ination and awards, have been enabled to
send you a copy of their report, which will
give your readers better idea of the ad-
vancements made than anything l can send
you. The prizes offered were:
/. Shakspeare's Complete works.
=. Centennial History of the United
States.
3. Centennial School History of the Uni.
ted States.
4. Longfellow's Complete Works.
5. Howitt's, Cooks and Landon's Poems.
q. A Silver Call Bell
The awards were a. follows:
/. Best original Grafton, David Curry.
.. Second best, j. B. Dodds.
3. Best essay, Emma White.
4. Second best, Annie Ashwood.
). Best defamation, Joseph Terrence.
6. Second best, Miriam Keaton.
CTS.
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The Election.

4o0 0ICUAVAs
The following is the result of the vote
yesterday:
For Mayor-Abernathy, ~; Marshall, O.
For Observation-Disclosures, 225; Przy-
bylowicz, III; Larimer, 90; Murphy, 63
Smith, 80; OBrien, lis; Duffy, 149; Love,
l53; Spratley, l25.
Board Of Education -Rothschild, lO2
Carr, 1O9; Rose, los; Wilson, 233 En-
glish, 13l; Havens Ia; GRANGER, l34.
SECOND WARD.
For Msyor-Abernatby, Al ;.Marshall,
IS.
For -Wohlfron, go; Przy-
bylowicz, AS; Schneider, Is; OBrien,
l4S; McLansthan, 10; Larimer, $50; Duffy,
100; Shreve, IL; Lowe, 1872; Sprailey.
l52; Murph Sc; Smith, l42; J. w.
Henderson, IA.
Board of Education-R othschild, 1872;
English, 143; T. w. Henderson, ID;
Havens, l4O; Carr, Isl Aller, Is; Roee,
IA; GRANGER, li7; Houston, IL; Wilson,
2ss.; Laing, l.; McGonigle, Is.
THIRD WARD.
For Mayor-Abernathy, IS; Marshall,
%.
For Council-Wohlfrom, 42l Schmel-
ger, 20; O'Brien, 1876; PrzybyIowicz, ODD !;
McLanathan, l6; Larimer, 209; Duffy,
225; Shreve, IA; Lowe, 275; SpralIey,
252; Smith, 1873; Murphy, lO6; Hender-
son, 80;
Board of Observation-Disclosures, 2O7 !;
English, 2l9; 7. W. Henderson, IS Ha-
vens, ZIG; Carr. pa; Aller, II; Rose,
1856; GRANGER, DC; Houston, "a; Wilson,
422; Laing, Is; McGonnigle, Is.
FOURTH WARD.
For Mayor-Abernathy, Is; Marshall,
H.
For Councilman Wohlfrom, 375 !;
VBrien, 2lS; Duffey, 26O; Lowe, 20
Spratley, 236; Przybylowicz, 157; Larri-
mer, 100; Murphy, 152; Smith, l39;
Schneider, "a (, McLanathan, 70; Shreve,
%; Henderson, "a
For Board Of Education-English, 247
Havens, 22S; GRANGER, 24O; Wilson, $50 |;
Rothschild, 1870; Carr, l52; Roe, l4O;
Houston, l23; Henderson, 25; Aller, %;
Laing, 81.
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Administrators Notice,

THE CNDERsIG SD has been duly ap-
Il pointed Admiaistrator OF the Estate Of
JOHN VINCENT AkLLY, late Of Leasenwodh
County. 49,, deceased. All pefsons in
q eblsd 10 the state are requested 70 make IN
me,iiste payment, and tEu<e having claims
- ainsi the szmr. viii pfesrns tDem, drly au-
me tic st~d, e. the andsr ignsd, Tor allowance.
dls-v3g THOMAS LeONAkD,
Admit istrsior.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-06

Poru1AR illustrated book (260 passs) On
MAxHoop! WoNAHHooD! AARlaAoR In
pediments to Marriage; tn cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, post paid, for
50 csnts, b, Dr.. C. Whittier, 6l7 ST. Char
l@ strees, St Louis, No, The great special
ii. Read his work. dee 3-77dAv.
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Terrible Accident.

A man falls in a we'll on his way to the
Black Hills. In drawing bucket of wa
ter, loses his balance and falls to the bot
tom. When rescued, he asked, "Why
don't you have . pump in your we'll! You
can get them as cheap as well-buckets Al
Bowen's, No. 22l Delaware street. He
keeps pumps of all kinds, gas pipe and fig
lures, lead pipe, brass work, bath tubs,
wash basins, steam and water gauges, rub
Der hose, and lightning rods, which he
sells at over 80 per cent. cheaper than ever
was sold for in this market before. All
kinds Of repairing done on short notice.
WM. Bowen, Prop, JAS. FOLEY, Agt.
Plumbers steam and gas filters, 22l.
Delaware street LeavenwoIth Kansas.
aprl-d2t-w1
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KAN AS,
COUNTY o. L8AvEHWoafH.
In the PssSsss Cssvf Of ssid CO~ay sad Stole.
In the n ,tter Of the Estate Of
JUAN bBANSC'bM,
leceassd.
0EEDITORS ana AL otheSpsrsons interested
u IN the Aforesaid kssste, are hereby nosin-
e., that as The neXs regular term OF the Probate
Court, in and for faid county, to be begun and
held q the Court Room. IN the City and Coun-
u Of Leavenworta, state Of sforwsaid. on the
6r.t Monday IN .he month Of pril. A ID, 1sss,
sc l.. menu Of said Estate. t~-Wir: IN he fret
Nond.y Of Nay.
JOHN BRANSCoA ,hesAssd-
L.Av.xvoEIn Cs1y. March 8th, 4 d. 1876.
uAAxSS-WA
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1t i reported that Boschee's German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale Of
10000 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
druggists have ordered this medicine direct
from the factory At Woodbury., n. J., and
not one have reported single failure, but
every letter speaks of its astonishing sue
cess in curing severe coughs and colds set
tied On the breast consumption, or any dis
ease Of the throat or lungs. We advise any
person that has any predisposition to weak
lungs, To 60 to r Parham, druggist, and
get this medicine, or inquire about it. Reg
nlar si,e, IS cents sample boale. 10 cents.
Two doees will relieve any case. Don't
neglect your cough. aug24-5Sd&w.
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FINANCIAL
The WalItStreet Indicator.

Tine WEEKS I1DuB SENT 1A8L
Coasa,n, PesDr.l ,IlastrAt oos II Bulls and Beam
81 No. iui and emp snsiIus tio1s boz 70 ope.
a.. h .aSess aid stock knvl ges Capita. h.ts
~.d usxe & oos. al o, . lis u val-Ab-e RI. mi
- a. .sieass tne ,s %
1UCKWA1TKR = CO.. esah.ss a.a Breksrs
a. HsG .si7. 10v6D 0VUsv Yerk Cisy
- 34Av-0 49,
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Mr.. A. G. Chandee, proprietor of Mt
Muncie Garden. Que mile south Of the city
near 81. Marys Academy, saved from the
gr,sboppen last Spring, ose sers and .
half Of strawberry plants, and nov has
thousands Of fine plansa for sale. Buy
plants, and prepare for the hopper again.
ape6-w4t
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The Arts Q Hundred Yssrs Ago.

A hundred yean ago, what . man dis
covered in the arts he concerted. The mys-
teries of every craft were heoged in BY the
thicsest fences of empirical pretensions.
And although We boa6 of the enlishten-
ment Of the present day, the same hidden
empiricism exists. Especially is this the
case in discoveries in the "healing art"
1t is true that many of these vaunted
nostrums are worthless, and it u better
that they are not known. If they were, in
caculable mischief would be the result
The great recommendation of DR. TUr's
MEDICINES is, that he does not keep their
composition secret. Any one acting from
pure motives can know it BY application to
him. The reason is, the better they are
known, the more they are appreciated.
Scientists say that every ingredient csmpos-
ing his Liver Pills is harmless, yet valu-
able, and when combined, they form the
most powerful ambitious medicine ever
known. DIV
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CHURCH OF sr.pAUL (EpIsoopAL.)

Northeast corner Seventh and Seneca.
Sunday morning service At ii A. N. Sum-
day school at $50 A. II. Lenton Services
every week day eveneng At 7:3O P. n, also
Wednesday At l0A. n, and Friday At 4
Pm. apr2d&w
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We are still buying broke mules, from
TO 8 yean old, l42 to Is hands high. Al.
ways in the market and pay liberal pricea
We keep constantly On hand Tie best elas
of broke mules and honea, for ale 1t sea-
sooable prices. ELEY RRos,
uar9d&uln Nanaioa Houss Ssablsa
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1rS. Grundy SAYS

That SOZOD0NT eclipses all other prepar-
atoms for the teeth and gums. And what
Mn. G. says is reiterated most emphatically
BY ninety-nine one-hundreths of the beauty
and fashion of the land. cav
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"ALL the health l enjoy, and even my
life may say, is in consequence Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator. / would not take
one million dollars for nv interest in thai
medicine. Nv. II. WILSON,
d&ult Welborn, Fla"
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LEGAL.
Sherifs Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. D..
CoUNTY or LBAvsNwoRrH.
n The Dissrief Cssrf Of n. Frat Judicial Dsfrief
Of As state Of ksssss siffsg IN and far Leauen-
serfA Cesnfy In sssd State.
JOHN ". Balm. Plaintiff. !
sxRxARD MsrARi.ASD, CArHA- Case
RIkE NcsAkLAND, DAVID BO-f -:
VARD AND MANY Z. BOvARD, o'1''
DeIsrdAnts-
DCBLlC notice 10 hereby given that under
and BY virtue Of the judgnlent rendered in
me above entitled aeton, IN and BY the above
named court, shd Of . special execution issued
on said jadgnent, 70 Ne directed snd deliver
ed, ! viii, on
TUESDAY. THE srH DAY OF NAY. A. d.
ss II o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, 1t the south
frcng door Of the court bouse. in the city Of
L<aven worth, in the county Of Lesvenworth.
AMI state Of Kansas, o6ef II public sale and sell
o the high-ss bidaer for cash IN hand the follow
ing de- ibed sr,et Of land. situate ly ing and
ing in the county. Of Lsavenvorsn and State Of
Let number three ca, In block numb rtwelve
said properly Is to be eol1 - comm.nded BY
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
'' X I SIN, A. d. ls.s.
WILLIAM H. BOND,
Sheriff Of Leaveaworth county, Kansas.
CleQ-h 4 Wnssf, ASsoa nsys Tor ri>iafi0.
aprS-Wd
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The bodies of the two men who were
drowned Saturday afternoon near the
bridge have not yet been recovered, al
though many efforts have been made to
that end. The men doth coloredD are
named, respectively, John Brown and
Joseph Merrill. The former resided on o.
tawa street, between Third and Fourth,
and the home Of the latter Was on Dacotah,
between Third and Fourth streets. They
both leave large families, Who looked to
them for support. Green Oldham ID the
name of the man who escaped.