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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-09
Special 10 the Learen,ror.h r.mss.l

Special 10 the Ledren,rorth r.Htss.
Topeka, Kan, March The "Com-
monwealth" has news that the Sunday
excursion train, the Legislative excursion
train, and the regular train that left here
Monday, all left Dodge City at $50 to-
night. They have got past the snow, and
the weather is good. They will, without
doutt, reach Pueblo early in the morning.
All three trains, with about 800 passengers,
laid at Pierceville from six o'clock this
morning till six tonight. They have plea-
ty of provisions yet. There has been no
suffering, and report that they are enjoying
themselves hugely.
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81. LouD. March J.
HKNP-Unchanged
FLous-Unchansed; stes1y demand for fail y
from s41f96.
VII. 1-firmer; but 10 scaive, No. fall,
ask d IS 81 ca b; no. T. t10H
'osN-s ctive and higher: 80 mixed, s91;
9iOc c ssh 4lYE april
oATs-highe 1884. cash sa9s< April
BARI kY-upchal .su.
RY.-d CHR; 6ic.
WHIsKY-Dul IS.
BCTTxR-Steady and 6rm.
ksG--Iuactive; 12al2Ec
HAY Dull q uncaana aed.
PohK-iower; 22Lc
u SAT- M.AI-EaIer; some small lots sold
liver, sk9s4e; axe; l2sss9hc
BAc h-QUiet; jobbils, s9xsssc; $lS1s91&c;
sISk9X',
LAAD-Aone on market; namely. I31s0Ac.
BALTIMORE, Maryland, Marc1 s.
CosS-F rmer AMI IEiIl, active; mixed western,
sc
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF LEAyESwORTH.
In the Probate Court Of sIid County ami Stdis.
In the m ttter of the Estate of
JAMEs I. JOhNS ~,
Iece ised.
TREDITORS and q other persons intoreste In
J The zfo esAid Estzt. are hereby notihe l. that
al III next regular term Of The Pro e Cogrt. in
and fr said Co snty, to be begun and he'd NJ The
Probate Court Room the urt Hose. In the
CITY and cunt, Of Lesvenuor b, STATE Of a'ore-
said, on the FIST Monday IN the month Of APrn,
a. D. 1876, hail app.y TO tn ssid Cut Tor
tu and iaai settL ment Of said Esfate-
kZ A XII G. -dninisti ator. With will
annexed, a the kstAie OF James 7. Johnson, De-
eeaset.
fongano1'e, Kansas, February 18th, A. D. 1876.
mAY2.dlt-U4t
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LkAvESwoxIH CoUSTY,
In the Pro5ae Court ia s.d far said County.
In the matter OF the Esta'e Of
JuHN 3. WELLS, Deesase3.
AlOr Cs Il HEREBY CIV n, That Letters
~ Of Administ ation have been grantei TO the
under-i ned On the stat Of John Welis, late
Of aid County, deceasd. by n. H,norab e, ths
Probate c art o. th- Cosniy and ct ,e ,foresaic.
dated The 18th day Of February. A. 1876.
sMARY B. VEL =, Admi.istratrix
Of the Esfate OF Jonn Wells, Deceased.
F.bruary 2sth, 1876
In WITNESS SHKas y, !, the unde-s gned. Probate
Judse Of Leavenvorth County, have
hereto sat my ha q and smxed the
sal Of the said Probate Court this 18th
ls.~LI day Of February, A. D 1876
SAN. D. LECOAPrE,
na2-v3, Probate Jude
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NEW YORK PRODUCE NARKRr.

INV f0RK. March ].
FLOUR-Pather more doing; supar6ps western
and sta 9. si94 50. mmon 10 good - Sj(95 25
q OF To- choice S. 3o@5 as; st Louis, IS Is a6 %.
WHEAT uli scare ly anv bu inass re O ted ;
No 2, ,hicago IL 23t9l %; No. 8. ,h:cago,
namely, 81 OS,al IL
COEN-shade easier; s.eam, &c; graded sc ne v
gra ed, 621Ie
O,T-sh de easier; mixed western, 4s@4s5zc;
whit, 4iI52c.
EsGs-H.svy y. stern, 17dlSxc.
iogK- p-ned avv snd c,.s.d s eady; new
me ~ 90a2: 95 cl h; % a23 o. May.
Cur NJ ,.Ts-we tern, quiet; middle, from long
ca :, re; ,ity, 13c
iARD-Opened heavy and loss d steady; prime
ST am, l3 3isl3 55 April; IL e2 May; l3 111z&
l3 S.
BUrTRR-Fi m; I5T 2Sc.
CHkEsE-Firm; 6dl2Le.
WEI KY-DuII: 81 U9i.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LKAyESw RrH,
In the Probate Coxrt of said County and State.
In the mat er OF e Estate Uf
JUHAS A q. HiMr.E. Dec.s=ed.S
HREDiTORS and all other pc, sons Interested
" IN the AfJr saId Estate. are hereby npti1ed :.
tina: al the I.xt rtgulAr term Of tn. Prob te
20 RI in and for 50 d coun'y, % e begun aud
held a. the court room. IN the ,ity And county Of
Leavenworth. Stat. Of q oresaid, on the fr-t
Monaay IN the m Mt OF April, A ID. 1876. j
shall apply TO the said cOuri ior iull and final
% til ment Of said Estate, Johan A. e Htnpi
of Leavenworth, ecea.ed.
Leav.n~orth City, February 231, A. ID. 1876.
JOHANNA LOUIS HIMPuE
Administratrix Of J. A. c. Himp!e, Deceased.
marl-u4t
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SAIINA, Ran, March 6-The celebrated
Bohan murder case is now on trial, jury
having been secured this afternoon, after a
weeks effort. Hon. Thos. P. Fenlon, of
Leavenworth, Col. Spivey and Capt
Mohler, of Salina, appear for the defense.
The general impression here is that the
defendant will be acquitted.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKxr.

CHlcASo, March q.
FLoUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Aetive' and higher; No spring,
9s14c spot; No spring, sl119sl'.
oRN-D msnd active, and advanced; No. 2
mi aei, fs.s9Iie spot.
,'.Ts-Dull aud shade lower; No. 2, S2xc spot !;
34k May.
PoHK Un,ettled aid lowe-, see osaIo spot /;
s22 l592 III april; s22H92ess May
LAsD-GJOd demand sni lower; 49,, spot !;
IL SlaslS 25c April; IS 4,a 5 421zc May
sho iiders SCI side nib, lie; short clear; l215c
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A Genial Restorative.

Hostetter's Stomach Eitters are emphatically
genial restorative The changes which this great
botanic remedy produces in the disordered Organi-
zation are always agreeably though surely progress
sve never abrupt and violent On this account 1t is
admirably adapted to persons Of delicate constitu-
tion and weak nerves, to whom the powerful min
eIal drugs positively injurious. That initiates
those processes which result in the reesablishment
Of healthful visor is conspculously shown in cases
where il is taken to overcome that fruitful of
debility, indigestion coupled, as it usually is. with
biliousness and constipation; Thorough digestion,
regular evacuation and abundant secretion are
suits which promptly and invariably attend it's sys-
tematic use. 1t is, besides, the best protective
against malaria, and first rate diuretic,
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NOTICE..

To all HAoB. IL may Concern
In ,he m ,tier Of the assignment Of HENRY
DECKE Man.
a Ii PERSO rs holding claims against Henry
n Decte msn. OF lie wentworth Cay, K-nsas,
are hereby notifsi, that on the 5th day Of June,
A 1876, vili atfent for the purp Of the
Decse N, at Bzs. 4 Dill Law office, In the
Guy Of La enworth, State of hsnsas, nd that
will be in At end ,nce If IN A. n. to + VI OF
taid day, and the tvo consecutive days there
af er, TO hear and determine "a d demands, when
and where you and eas h OF you my sppear and
make proof OF C aims against said Henry Deckei-
man.
JJLIe5 FAU9, Assignea
LKAvknwoETH. January zsth, 1876.
H..
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No MORE PINPLFs need be seen upon
Woman's fair cheeks, if she will only use
"Constantine's Tar Soap" 1t don't con-
ceal them, as do the deadly lotions and
pomades, but cleanses the skin and eradi-
Gates the disease. Pimpler, avaunt. En-
ter health and rosy cheeks. Sold by drug.
gists and grocers. d&wlt
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A Bill to Tax R. R. Lands, Passes the
House.
Kansas Legislators Rusticating in
Denison, Texas.
The Legislative Excursionists Clear
the Snow Bank.
;peeiei 10 The Leau.n,ro,ts rsmes.

WASHINGTON, d. C., March .. 1876
The bill subjectins railroad lands to
taxation like other property, passed the
House to-day. Heretofore when land sub
sides were earned by railroad companies,
they neglected to take out patents for the
lands, and by this means evaded taxation.
The bill in question, taxes these lands
whether patents are issued or not
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Administrator Notice.

STATE OF kansas,
LKAvESw0sEH COUNTY.
In he mat er Of the Z tate Of
JANE5 sweeney, Deceased.
"a the Pro5d'e Count IA and for said County.
NUIiCE Is ii rkEBY GWEN, Taai Letters Oi
IN Admui tratio1 we be Il granted to the
> IA ersigusi on the Estate OF j mes sweeney, la Q
Of said County, dece sad, by th- Honorable, the
PROBATE Cure OF tie County and Sta,e aforesaid,
datsd III; d day 81 February,A- b 1876
MARY WEENkY, Admiuistratrix
Of thn Estate OF James Sweeney. ID ceased.
February 235, 1e16
Is NTTSKss WHEsEoF, L. the undersigned. Probate
Jrgc OF isayenworth county. have
her 10 set hand and aft xsd The
rr zeal of the sad Probate CUT this sd
day OF February, 4. ID. $50.
SAM. ID. .EECOMPFE.
mar2-uit Probate Judge.
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wN MORGAN, alias Dutch Bill, has been
found guilty of robbing by an Omaha jury.
The value of the property taken was as
sessed at 81 ,434 There are many in Leav-
enwQrth who know Dutch Bill, but it is
doubtful if they see him again soon.
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The Eayorite Home Remedy.
GFrEgTcftE sPECiYIU

For all ii-"sses of 'he Liver. stomach agd Spleen.
THs sfArTOMo Of the Liver c,mpaint a
bigter or bad tAst.- in he outh; ram ia the
BacE, sides Joints, of mist K. q for rlheHm -
tsm; m;-oar -ss.n sr:s: l0ss Of Apa-t te; Bowel.
alt=rnaiey costv@ and lax; Headache; I,D4s OF
InsmsIy, With a paiaul sensation # nzyirg IA led
o. d" seine hing which ought 10 have been 10 r
D~sf1i'y, G.O~ spirits a IA cs vel ow APP
Pearance Oftbe skin and yes, dry Cough Of en-
mistake n ioi CJIsump ion.
30 etimes many Of thes symptoms tend IN
diseas-, At oth-rs very few; but the LIvSR, the
largest orsan in the b,dy. j. generally The seat of
tn di-es e and II ,ulated in tim great sui
feriig, and wr-;, hednes ID DEA n " l On.
~ "YSP P5TA, c ,NSTIPaTIoS Jsundice,
81 ".-. rra-SS. LEX HtADA''HE, Col G, De
pres. @. pi ,Pi is, SOUR .IOMACh siesrt Burn,
&c cc-,
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World
NASCFACICsLD ONLY EY
j. u. r. ssgz a. go.
MACON, GA, ard PnilSHEDPGIi.
Price. St00. Sc.d b. al Druggists.
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Speciai 10 The Lenren,rorih Tinlss.

DENVER, Col, March 6.-The Kansas
excursionists are expected here on Wednes-
day. They will be met at the depot by a
committee on reception, and brass band,
and driven to the hotels and around the
city. In the evening they will be invited
to the Guard Hall, where speeches will be
made.
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Luckey's New Berth.

Mr.. Levi p. Luckey, formerly Assistant
Private Secretary to the President, has
heen appointed to take charge Of the In
dian division of the Office Of the Secretary
of the Interior. This is the position form.
ely oocupied By Col. A. s. H. White
Wak;a1t@ &tm. ~;
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4 Pure TOnic.-The wonderful VI
tali1ing powers of Wisehart's Pine Tree
Tar Cordial "a purely Vegetable Extract
finely distilled from the life-sap Of the
evergreen slid forest) will thoroughly pu-
rify the Blood, and relieve all symptoms of
Pulmonary Diseases, and leave the entire
system sweet and clean. wilt
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Notice of Final Settlement.

corsTA sTAdE 1E GE.Kaswoanu or kASsasi ,ss.
In the matter of the Est.te of
WILLIAM 7 TAYLDR, Uecs ase1.
In the PrD6ate Court OF said County and Sate.
rREDITORS and a i other persons interested
" in the afo resaId Estate, are hereby nOtifi-
Ell, thai af the next regular te. IN of the Probate
Court. in and for said county. To be begun and
held at tn, Court room, in tn City and County
o. 'Leavenwortn, Stale of aforesaid, on the first
Mo. y in the nonth of April, a ID. 1876. I
shall apply 10 the Said Court ior d full AMI hnal
settlement oil said Estate.
MARY TAYLOR, Admiu istratrix,
OF WILLIAM TAYLOR. Deceased
LsAvESwoRTH CITY, March 8 :, A ID. ls16-
marcns-w-4f
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"a. .., Troubled win q had Breath.

1t annoys your friends as we'll as yourself.
You would like to get rid of it, but scarce
ly know what means to adopt. We will
tell You. Use the fragrant Sosodont, it will
cleanse snd heautify your teeth, and leave
your breath pure. c&wt
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Publication Notice

s1aIl In.Vrsxo.1s OF . o.ss,s COUNTY. s.
In the Dissries Court # said County and Sa;e:
THE Ms UUkI ,LLEY LIF INSU-l
RANCE COMPANY, Plaintiffs,
HENRY WILLIAMS and MARY A. WILL
LIAM5, his ~ife, DefendAnts.
rTlHr DEFENDANTS above-nsmed, will take
i notice that they have bee sued N the D.s-
tr c. Court OF the fnst Judicial District Of The
wo tn, by ! he Missouri Vale, Lie Insurance
CompA, y, Pla ntin, and that The pt tition in the
said suit d e in the ofic~ OF the Clerk o the
sal our, on the 45h lay Of February, 1876, AID
tn he eby require to answer Or demur OF or
before he ssvebt eth day of pril 1876 the 50
petit viii, by said Court, be ia.en Is true, and
Judgment, by default, rendered agai st said Henry
Wi, ians TO tn sum Of s250.0i and the interest
thereon =. tweive ent. ter an I'm from sept 10,
1873, and ten per tenttheIe at O'pey' ee and
$3.50 .Ld teIest from p'. 2s, 1875, aud - 30 snd
interest iron, september 2S 1874, aud ". U aud
crest from September IS, 1879, AID cIst' sui,
an, that The rtgage ute and ceiiveIei TO
he iniih ~ The uefet dints, 10 secnre the pay
m-nl Of { afor. said Gums o money. b -srink da's
on the 25th day d Mach, A D., lsI2, and re.
corded in ure OH. of the egster oi Deeds Of
said c .un Of l. aven~orth, ON he 25tn day 4
March, 1872, at ~ o'cOck NJ, in Book 30 OF
Mortgage, on as.s II6 li7, las ~ an $50 he
forecIo ed. and tn N Irtsag-d preInises, 10 wit,
] Is one. two, three and tour a., ~ IN block
90, il Leaveluorth CITY (pr per-, L. aven sOrth
snfy, nd state Of nsss, be sod . &C din. to
Law for the pa, meLt o, tue mo les sfors said and
interesrnd costs of suit Ami hat the deiendaI is
and eatH OF them and 81 pe-so Claiming un er
them either Of th he forever hsr ed aud lore
clos OF, and from all right title and in'sres In
and 10 the i'd morIg iged prem s.s from aud at
s.en les; and on the pr ducIion Of the deed OF
the she if made mt to such sale. that the
purchaser the eat be let into The pOssessio OF the
L. A. HuID,
mar2-v-3t Attorney fer Plaintiff.
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ST LOUIS LIVE srocK NARKEr.

ST. LOUIS, March 7.
CATTLx-Higher on scant supply; good 10 choice
Iaiive sh'pping ste.rs, IS AZ; medium to hair,
S44 70; ponv steers, S354 s4h far TO choice ns-
i've cows. s35s ytL2; native stOckeis, $2R9S3l;
fceders, $i9ss' recslpis, so.
foGs- TO & and his hr. and wsn'ei; light
III ppirg, 81 50a7 7p;yolkers. 81 9ICss 50; o ck-
ing, sS15e; Philad slPnis, s975; receipts, l.225.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF ANsAS,
LKAvkNwoRTH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court and for said County.
THE MISSOURI VALLEY LIEF
INSURANCE COMPANY,
WILLIAM o GOULD. MARY A.
GOULD and kOBEkr PAR
HAM, Defendants.
TlNHE defendants, William q. Gould and Mary
II A. G uld. wIii take notice that ey, with
robert Parhtm, have been sued by the Missouri
Valley Lie INSURANCE Company, in the District
tourt If he first judicial distinct OF the etate Of
1 ansa in and fOr the Csuniy OF Leivenworth,
AID Il AT tn. iition in the said suit Was with
the clerk Of said court on th- 18th day Of
ls.6, and that unless they answer OF demur to the
said pet 'tion or b re the 2sth day OF April,
1876 judgment will be enteret against them oy
and iuI rest May 5th. 1876, At Twelve per cent
per annum, and $50 and interest zt twelve per
cent. per annum from November 5th, 1875, and
ten per cent upon the amount thereof as the at
tor sy's fees In sal suit, and that the certa u
mortgage Z cutrd and delivered to the plaintiff
by SAID william U. Gold and Mary A. Gould to
and interest barring ,t- May 5Gh, 1875 and re-
coIded the ON Of the Register Of Desos of
L.syenwoIh b County, Kansas, on the 10Th ~ OF
May, 1875, at II 80 :" clock. A. NJ, in ok 81, OF
mo- igase :, On IA 2,3, 2si 2S5 and sc be fOre-
cioeed, aLd the real prote ~ tn rein de crihed,
teIrg the flowing described paice,s Of AID situ-
ate in the City Of Leavenw nth, County o. Leaven-
worth aud state Of Kansas, to.wit: he east end
o. blJek number iweivs 'I2), Ewing, boeiis. n II
o.'s addition, belI & Iots numtyred one. two,
three, ur, We, Fix, seven, eight and nine, ant
sill tuated he & side Of Ei.hth sire Z exend.
ing ftom ri kapoo IN ksovs ST IS, north and
spath aud to the alley The west, be sold for
III ps y nent of the said SC .erAl su rs OF m-nsy,
and interest aud cost, .ui, and that T. fend-
ants, . d all per claiming under C EN-. or
eihsr OF them, be barred and forecossd of all
right, title, q ere>t an equity VI 'edsmutib Ia
and 10 su real proper from End afe- such sale.
and that the purchaser or ~ chssers at the said
sale b .ti 10 the possession q the i'd morigsg.d
premises, tenements ami sppurtenances.
4. A. HURD,
marl-w3t Plaintif' Attorney.
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The Leading PAPER.

Col. Anthony is rapidly making good his
promise to furnish first-class daily paper.
If The TIMES is not already, very little
more improvement will make 1t the lead
ing daily west of St. Louis.-HOhon Re-
cprieT
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Happy Relief for Young
NJ Z, m 1. ON the efects Of Errors and buses
il. early lie. Manhood restored. lInpedi-
ments 10 Marriage removed New method OF
treatment, sew and remarkable REM dies
Books AMI Circulars sent free, in sealed envel-
pes Al.dress, HOWARD AS-OCIATIOS,
ais " Ninth ST.. q, Philade. rhia, Ps.-an lnstl-
tutIon hayirg q high Teputs lion for honorable
conduct and Professional skill s22d&w
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK nARxrr.

CHICAGO, March Z.
CATrLE-Receipts, 5000; quiet and steady;
buy ~ no ding of common to god Iat shippise
steers, 81 10a4 81; best, xs0L; extra, IS 1896.
Hu6s-G"od. zcti Te aad 6rmr
BAc,s-s7 e5as 10; packing. IS Io9sA; ship
pias, s14g,Ee; Philadelphia. 9@9Ac.
SHSEr-Rece psi. 800; duli; sSsH lower; good,
81 IS y5; bes sJ5sa6 H.
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LEGAL.
Administrator Notice.
THE STATE OFKANsAs D..

THE STATE OF KANSAS l.
LEAvKNwoRTH COUNTY.
In the matter OF the Estate of
JAMES OOOLEY, Deceased.
NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters
~ of Administration have been granted to
the Undersigned on the Estate Of JAMES
COOLEY, lac o said County deceased, by the
Honorable. the Probate ourt of the County -
State aforesaid, dat-U the let day Of March. A.
d. s75. Now, AL persons having claims
sin { the said Estate are hereby notified that
tHey must presen the same TO he Undersigned
for ALLOW ance, within one yea- from the dat of
said Letters, or they may be prec uded from
any benefit Of such est.fe; and that III sucn
cialm, be not exhibited W thin three years af;er
the date of sail letters, they shall be forever
barred
CASSANDANA COO EY. Ad pinistratr.x.
o. the E5,ate of JAMES COOLEY, Deceased.
March lst 1916.
In WIT Kiss waERxoF the undersigned. Pro-
ba'r Judge of Leavcnworth County, have here
To set my hand and affixed the seal OF the sad
Probate urt this day OF March, A. ID le1t.
SAMUEL ID. EECOMPIE.
marchs-w-3t Probate Judge
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Assignee's Notice.

N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all tae cred
IN itors off r. Scar, Of Leavezworth City,
Kansas, that viii, on Thursdsv, the 9Th day Of
April, 1876. at my ONCE, No. 31J Delaware street,
in the City o; LeAven worth, and County Of Iesv-
worth, and STATE Of Kansa- proceed, publicly, to
sdj1st aud allow demands sg,inst the estate and
eh-cts signed 20 me, by sad j. r. sears, for the
bene IL Of all the creditors-
AGEog6E 8. WOODWARD,
Assignee Of J. X. SEAMS.
Iezvenvorih, Kansas, december 3rd, Is'5,
tec3-di-u3mo
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion; removes freckles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft
white and delicate. It's application cannot
be detected. marSeod&w9
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Notice of Attachment.
II. II. HERMAN, Plaintiff, !

Il. Il. HERMAN, Piantia,
A. z. NAsSNaE AC".,
De endsuts
NYnTICE Il HEaEBY GIVEN, Thst on the
~ 29h Cay Of Jl-uAry, 1876. John Mckee, =
J.s-.ce Of the Peae, Of eAyes vorth Townshsp.
4 eav-n ssrth County, Kansas issued order 81
,tfnchm ment in The snoss namei for the sum Of
oae han .re,f dollars, and that said esse viil be
Sssri % ths 18th Of March. at 10 o. clock, 4.
r.. n. -. HERMAN, PlaineiA.
msx2 2-dit.v3t
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BArcHELoR's new cosmeique will tint
the hair, whiskers or moustache without
Rreasing. janl9-u
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As articles in the preparation of various
kinds of food DR.. PriceSIGream Baking
Powder and True Flavoring Extracts are
wholesome, a the ingredients that enter
into their composition are free from all
substances that would render them detri-
mental to health. In these respects they
etand alone. Who can tell how many in
yalids and tender children have fallen
victims TO the dangerous sdulteraiions
pr.cticed upon food ? The public should
obtain articles that are not ouly delicious,
but healthful, = aFe d.. Prices Baking
Powder and FlsyoEing ExtractA eod&w
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Earkets by Telegraph.
sET YoIK r-oEEY NARKE-.

NEW Toxx, March 7.
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-09
Xantippe

1t seems that the memory Of this woman,
like that OF her renowned husband, Is likely
to be kept alive to the end OF time. She Is
said to have possessed a very irritable tenn
per, and her name has become synonym
of "vixen," or "cold." 1t is more than
possible, however, that the judgment passed
upon her by mankind has been too severe.
4 more charitable disposition would un-
doubtedly have discovered in her, many
good qualities, and have attributed her fail
ings more to physical infirmities than TO
moral obliquity. The party most intimate
ly acquainted with her, and therefore best
able to form a correct opinion, gives her
credit for many domestic virtues. Ii is
now well known that many Of the diseases
to which women are subject, have a direct
tendency to render them irritable, peevish,
cross, morse, unreasonable, so that they chase
and fret over all those little ills and annoy
ances that a person in health would bear
with composure. 1t is fair to infer that
most of the tantrums of Xantippe were due
to these causes alone and could Socrates,
as he returned from the Senate, the Gymn-
asium, or the Atheneum, have stopped at
Pessle & Mortar's Drug Store and carried
home bottle of Or. Pierces Favorite
IIceCElpSlOu, INV onu bucus NJ uOuos hc
might have evaded many g. tain lee
ture," allayed many q domestic broil,"
made it much pleasanter for the children,
and more enjoyable for himself, and rescued
his wife's name from the unenviable, world
wide, and eternal notoriesy it has attained.
Thousand of women blessed the day on
which DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
was first made known to them. A single
bottle often gives delicate and suffering
women more relief than months of treat
mentfrom their family physician. In all
those arrangements causing backache,
dragging-down sensations, nervous and
general debility, it is sovereign remedy.
Its soothing and healing proprties render it
Of the utmost value to ladies suffering from
internal fever, congestion, Inflammation, or
liberation, and its strengthening effects tend
to correct displacement Of internal parts, the
re-ult of weakness Of natural supports. II
is sold by all druggists. eodc&wt
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-09

THE cheapest stock OF jeans ever brought
to the country, at kissiDger's.
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