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Tho American PaopIa.

No people in the world suffers as much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years OF experience in medicine has failed
to accomplish a certain and sure remedy for
the disease and its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Water-hrash, Sick
Headache, tostiveness, palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up OF the
food, low spirits, general debility, ETC., yet
since the introduction OF GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER We believe there il no case OF Dys-
pepsia that cannot be immediately relieved.
$4,000 dozen sold last year without one case
Of failure reported. Go to your druggist
K PARH,M. and get sample bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size IS cents.
Aug "a eod&eow.
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1t was supposed by nearly everybody that after
the Gubernaiorsl election in Indiana things would
be quiet, at least for . while; but there il now
grea agi alton than ever in that October State,
but on different suhject-that subject being Of
the Grand Drawing Of the Kentucky Cash Distri-
button Company which takes place at Frankfort,
Kentucky, November 30ih EVERYBODY wants a
ticket and chance at the masni fecnt prizes, and
the rush and excitement exceeds anything that has
ever occurred in that State Whole tickets, sI3 /;
halves s6;qusrters, So. Ex-Gov. Thos p. Por-
ter, General Manager Tickets fot sale by E. II.
Nal 'ory, All Delaware street, LeAvenworth, Kan.
noy1dSwlt
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Absoiutely Perfect,

Having kept house for over thirty years
and..used several cook stoves, We desire to say
that we are better pleased with the opera
tions OF the Charter Oak than any stove We
ever used. 1t bakes splendidly, requires but
small amount OF fuel, and the water in the
Reservoir heats Just right : take it all in all.
We think it an absolutely perfect stove and
give it an unqualified approval. d&w
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Poison in Our Pastry.

BY the Use OF Fiavoring Extracts, made
from ethers, poisonous oil and other injuri-
Gus articles, in our pastry and our creams,
we encounter danger. Such extracts give,
it is true, some foreign favor, but in their
very nature are injurious. These evils may
be avoided BY purchasing and using none
but Dr. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts,
which are free from all deleterious sub
stances, made from the fruit, containing
their natural and delicate taste.
novl0-d&w
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FALSE IAPRESsION.

1t is generally supposed by a certain class
Of citizens, who are not practical or ex-
perienced, that Dyspepsia can not invaria-
bly, be cured, but We are pleased TO cay that
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our
knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia or Liv-
er Complaint in all Its forms, ouch as Sour
Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, pal
pitation of the Heart, low spirits, &c, &c
Out of 10000 dozen bottles sold last year,
not single failure was reported, but thou
sands OF complimentary letters received
from Druggists OF wonderful cures Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sam
pie bottles 10 cents. Regular size 10 cents.
For sale by - sepl6-eod&w20
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Children Cry for Pitcher. ca.,o,:a.

1t is as pleasant to take as honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleterious
ingredient, and is sure to expel worms, cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stom-
ach, and overcome irritation caused by rash
or cutting teeth. Mothers can rest and
children enjoy health who use Castoria. 1t
is harmless, it is certain, it Is speedy, it is
cheap. sepSwSm.
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Holloway's Pills.

The estimation in which these medicines
are held by the public, steadily increases
their demand. They act directly on the
system, removing all Instructions, removal.
ing the springs OF life, purifying he blood
and totally Graduating liver complaints
indigestion, pain in the side and general
debility. Sold everywhere. Is cents pei
box or pot. eod&w
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Vital weakness or depres,

WAL w0aK00o0 or 0epreS-
sion; a weak exhausted feeling. no ener.
~ or courage the result Of mental
overWork lDdssCretion
Or exc oSeS, or some dra IN upon the
system, is always cured BY HCAPhkElS'
hOAEOPAThlC SPEolFiC NO %.
tones up and invigosates the sys.em, dis.
pels the & Dom and dependency, imparir
strength and energy,-stops the drain and
nslasenaies the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success bv tbou.
sands Sold BY desiers. PRICE. 81 90 "a,
single vial, or $500 per package If i've
vi.ls and 500 vial OF powder. Sen. bS
all on receipt Of price. Addres HE.
PHkEfS' hOALOPATHIC mn. CINr
COAPANv. 562 BROADWAY NEW
YORK.
ihao. Egendorf, Assat Leavenvor,h
: Aann@ Iune2-3tau&v
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PONDS EXTRACT has no equal for
immediate relief, and BY persistent use final
cure in all cases of Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Aches of all kinds, Bleeding from any cause
ETC., ETC., all of which is fully treated upon
in the little pamphlet accompanying each
bottle. eod&w
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwORTH COUNTY.
h, the Probate Court in and for said County:
In the matter of the Estate OF
BEANTLEY STAFFORD,
Deceased.
NOTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN, That letters
~ of Administration have been s.anted to the
UNDERMINED on the Esia:e OF Braniley stafford,
late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable
Tn. Probate Court Of The County ami State afOre-
s.iId dated the thirteenth DAY OfOctober, A. ID.
80 Now, all persons having claims against
the said Estate hereby notified that they
must present the same 10 the undersigned for al
lOwance, within one year from the date OF said
Letters. or they may be precluded from any
ben lit of -urh estats. and that IT such claims b."
not exhibited within threc years after the date
o. said letters, they shall be iOTeTer barred.
JOHN SPRAY, Executor of the Estate Of
ER NrLEY sTAFFOKD, Deceased. October
J. IA, 1876.
H. wtn,s whereof. !, the under5 igne5. Probate
Judge OF LeayenvOrth County, have hereto
lore fet my hand and III Nei the seal Of the
said Prob Ite gurt this I3,h day Of Oct brr, a .
ID 1876. SAM. u. LECOMPTE,
OCt1G-Wit Probate Court.
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Veteran Teeth.

1t is pleasant to see in the mouths of the
aged, teeth that have withstood the rsvages
Of time.
All teeth may be preserved perfect and
serviceable, pure in color, and underansed
in position during a whole lifetime, by the
regular use os Sozodont
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The dusty and weary traveller will fine
most excellent rooms with baths at the
American House. Boston. The Hotel has
no superior in New England, is situated in
the heart Of the city, ard within five min
utes walk of everywhere. sat&w
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HIGH PRAIRIE-NAyORIfIHa.


II il evident that thoee Who improve the
quality Of our daily food bsecms human
bssefacton. By losg series Of costly and
labor:ous experiment., DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder has been perfected. That
it should possrss all desirable qualities,
great care is taken not only in selecting ne
6ued and strong ingrediensA bat such -
are free from all deleteriOus suhstance., %
that when used in our food is will reader
il vholesone, nutritious and easy il diea-
6on. Eninsnt eAsnisss advise IL q, cf
ID. Rt;osS Crsan Baking RbvdR.
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J. n. ZEIlIN & CO.
sacon G.. and PhiI.deInhis

Your u be ne icine iV.n 50 LIVER Req
al It.r has Grn 90 orr bills I ure
IL tor verr D. nc h l. r-cnInue Il a N Yer
kn-w / 3" e.. 4. . alvr u~,- in Collie and
or bis, wi ms Mus ITO vins IN. IN
alb ut Ia 10 - Ifi- tn time Ih..e Il lost
RAT ] " to, rOnin, nj IL to
eysr Ca" Z e; has = rk =. be: Z "a best n,dI
Gin kn'w IN Tor a; cum. ANTS Ist Hoo, G-tb Is
heir
r.. T. fAyL.R. t-ent or ,,r an se of ga
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De.les Directly with y.....

In extracting fruit Aavon, d.. Price deals
directly with nature and leaves the use Of
artificial extracts to thse Who have not the
chemical knowledge to extinct from the
true fruits, and vho only look To their pock.
sss for results. DR.. PRICES Special Flavor
ing Extracts are coseedsd to have no peers
i The market, and thss The denand for
than i constantly i,cseasi.e. d&vlt
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The Cen;aurLiuiD,ent.a are {,

greatest remedies ever discovered for all
flesh, bone and muscle aiiments-Bites,
Bruises, Sweliinss, Burns, Rheum atism
Stiff Joints, &c. What the White Linimenl
does for the human family, the Yellow Lin
iment does for horses and animals They
are cheap, they are convenient, and they
are certain in their effects. sepli-w-3m
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II Has Nd EQUAL.
EIUfIDS!,

the pub
We woud 1T pu b.. e. ~ ..lLI,ity To
Buv Pow Iers - par. SIMMONS
LIyEK X U Tpn tn ia engraved
wrap with Frad. grI. tanp and signs
ture unbrOken Noan % h r l. .egIlII.e
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A DAZZLING SHOW.
We Refer Particularly to the One
Made by Weaver & Small at
Their Dry Goods
Emporium.
The Most Complete Establish ment o.
the Kind in the Western Coun-
try---Go and See for
Yourselves.

A visit to the dry goods palace of Messrs.
Weaver & Small, on Delaware street, near
Fourth, is we'll worth tie time, the proprie-
tors Of this famous emporium now having
on hand the most complete and beautiful
assortment Of every thing most dear to the
feminine hear: ever -een in this part OF the
county. A descripti OF the dazzling in
terror o: this establishment, no matter how
deliberately gotten up, would be, OF neces-
sity, inadequate to convey to the mind Of
one who has not q, zen for himself even the
faintest idea Of the beauties there unfolded
to the eye.
NOTHING WANTING.
Everything desirable in the dry goods
line can be had here for the simple asking,
it being no trouble TO show goods With a
corps Of fourteen able and competent clerks
everybody can be served even during the
greatest rush, without any delay whatever.
All the latest novelties of the season, from
New York. London and Paris; new dress
goods Of ell qualities, and prices; stylish
cloaks Of every imaginable pattern; silks
to suit the most fastidious tastes, at figures
to suit the purses Of even those most fnan-
cially embarrassed; shawls, the like Of
which have never been seen in Leavenworth
or this section of the country; fur trim
mings-something new striped, pointed
and plain in fact As We said before, an cru.
meration of wba, Weaver 4 Small offer to
the public cannot be stated within the linn
its of single newspaper article. They al
s, have . speciality in hoop skirts, the
"Pompadour Skirt" which no lady Should
Be without; and which, if she doesn't wan,
to purchase, can at least take the trouble to
examine.
The public generally, without regard to
political preferences or anything else. il res
pectfully
INVITED TO CALL
And if they don't see what they want are
not only urgently solicited but exprtssly in
vited to call for it. New goods are con-
stanuy arriving BY express, and orders if
desired will be sent by telegraph 30 as 10
insure speed. Remember ladies, that now
is the accepted time nov occurs an oFpor
tunity to purchase cheaply which may not
again come to pass for many = long day.
and those Who fail to take advantage OF
this call, may hereafter find good reason to
regret it.
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ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS. l.
LEAy ESwGRrI COUNTY, %
d.. r.u-. -rnn In -.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at the
y regular meeting Of the Board OF County
60 nmisssOncrs, begun and held st the coG,L
ilpHse, in the city OF LeayenwOr;h, IN said COIN
~ rrd STATE, on the 18th day OF October, A. d.
Ir-J, III mss NJ. rdmonds anu others OF Ton
"auJXie township, h0Useholders Of sail 5Unty.
presented and filed n petition, asking aai
1OsTd OF CoDmis siOnerS for the appointment OF
:. vers, 10 view, survey and re-iocIte IA rOa,i
Ia said township, tO-wit: A continuation Of
The road known - the Ryan road, beginning 1t
The 4orth-Ist corner Of the southwest quarter Cf
section 81. township 10, range 20. Thence west
tS the southeast corner of the southeast quarter of
s-Ciion %, township 10. range - I ence west,
nes ly SO As practicable TO the county line.
Also tn view and locate n part oi road known
the Evans road, beginning ut the southeas.
corner OF the northeast quarter Of section .,
tIwnship II, range Thence west one mix,
TO she terminus II said road
The prG. er of the petitioners way granted,
aEd John Il. Sanders, W. v. French and Paul
LItIrOD were appointed viewers, 10 meet at the
house Of ThomIs NJ. EdmOnds in TOnganoSie
township, on the Ii.h day of November, Is1G,
al 10 ocOck A. NJ. OF IN case OF failure To me ct
the day designated, then on the following da-
agi proceed 10 view said road. ami give 70 all
parties concerned n bearing by Order Of The
Blgri- OLiN Err DIEfESDOKF,
,g.-26g2t County Gle. 4.
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ChIcogo Produce Market.

FLoUK-nominslly and unchanged.
WHKAT-Dull and lower; 70 I spring, 81 10;
No. Yep ing, u esq 81 's1% cash 81 0s4 Novsw-
Der; 81 10 DE ember; 81 III January; No. :
sprIn $3.50 99c.
CoRS-Firmer i2c cash 431zc December
nATs-FiImer; NJ. 2, 3i1sc cash; SO &C De-
cemher.
RYE-Eisier, 56c
B.RLkY-sready 771zS7s cash; soc Deem
Der.
foRK-Moderate'y active aud higher: SIS .5 q
ls 25 cash; SIS AZ November; SIS $50 JaIu ny
SIS Is December
LARD Moderately active and higher; 50 IS
cash: 50 60 November; 50 so Detember
BULK MaATs-Firm'r; iouiieis s. e; short rib,
SIC; short cien. SIC
wAIsKY-ouiet; 81 Is
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A Sure Thing

DIR. Hunter's Specific and Injection No.
are warranted tn cure the Gonnorhcea
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases Of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs Of
males and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is a sure rem.
edy for the Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak.
ness, nightly emissions, the loss Of power
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul.
gence. Price Of Dr.. Hunters Specific, g
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DR.. ]. Dinsbeer
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, st. Louis, No. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded.
Tbso. Egesdorf agent Leavenvorth, Kan
saA. aDr27eod&wl0
TINS paper d printed With Chaa. Eneu Johnson 4
Cas- RnntinS Ink Co south 10Th strsst, Philadsl-
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Election Returns.

Below We give the partially completed
returns from the city and county:
FIRST WARD.
Hayes, 365; Tilden, 27s; Hayes major.
ity. 81.
For Governor.-Martin, Democrat, 1858
Anthony, Republican, 26l Martins ma
jority, 107. Anthony runs behind HAYES
lSi votes.
Phillips, Republican, for Congress, 300 /;
Fenlon, Sl9; Fenlon, Democrat, majority
10
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Chicago 1.-Two stock NJ Rrkct.
CHiCAso. November s.
CATTLE-Receipts, 500. Quiet and steady
bu. iirmer; les. cows, 81 80 425s; common
god s.. er~, 50 20 - 81 co. extra snippi 8, one
lot. s. 25.
Hoss-Keceipts, 300. Scare and firm; fol
heavy packing So 5Da5 IS; for common 10 choice
Boston aud Philadsiphias, s. 15aG 10
SHGEP-Heceipis, Go. AcLise AID steady
sllc., s2isdI 80.
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POPULAR illustrated book (26O pagesl on MAN
HOOD! WoNaSHooDi MARRIAGE! Impediments to
Marriage; the cause and cure Sent securely, post
paid, for 50 cents, by DR.. Whittier SIT St Char
les street. St. Louis No., the great specialist Read
his work. dec29A&wIy
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RUPTURE cured in from 20 70 30 days by the use
of the Triumph Trus, and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy, manufactured by the Triumph Company, s3l
Bowery,N.Y This Truss and supporter took the
medal at the last session Of the Great American In.
stitute Fair send 10 cents fer their new book.
dNWlU
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

For all diseases oi the Liv.r, >toIDa CHI ana
s..ie,n remedy Ia
NAL hRioC FryESS. BOW FL COZ
P!A'NIo. pi PEp-i., MAN Al. DkFktr-
SION r. StIEo>AES,, J ., spir. HhUsI A.
sc. e N.,A.iIE, CO Il :. CONSTELLATION
and BILL ISNEo5
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James Story,

Carpenter and builder, solicits orders from
the country. Apply at this office, or 80
Ottawa street. sep7-wtf
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THE usual hum of business may now be
heard again, while the fine weather. lasts
and the excitement of the election cools
down.
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PRiCE-.J Cents Per Bottle.

Prepared by w. L. PAGAN & CO., PhiladeI-
pa-a, Pa branch Ofiioe-indianapolis, Indiana.
LOys-eo AVID
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The Americas House Hotel coaches
meet every train coming into Boston. For
the moderate sum of fifty cents, each pas
ssDger With his baggage Is carried tc the
hotel. 1td&v
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Everlasting attachments are made with
Spalding's Glue.
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pruCfnuQ-No matter hox slightly disabled,
bNDlUNO Bo1ntIes, increase. aud suspended
Chains my specisltiss Advice II e, Incl0se
stamp. THOMAS aCMICHAEL.
noIs-w;mr.l9 707 SAMSON 81 PhII.. Pa.
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We will buy for 30 days geld;ng to years old
vii pay market price in cash. Insey Bros, Nan.
sion House Stables. oc;25&stf
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The Cheapest, Pu,est and Best Family n.eicin,
IN toe World.

It-,u .. 10 ir i,,elicI. Iements never u.i-
tel Ia 1t" shafp' propo1tIvn in any Urhel
preparation, genie Cstn .rtIx, u wondeI =
al Ton c, Al IA .-pti,TabIc Al eIatiye aud
certain CpIrect.,- IT . Im,u ii oi the boiy
>u,sn signal "er-.- Ia. attended lit Use, thai
II lie now r, gAl ded - Ia.
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Murder Will Ont.

Do not fat to read Dr. Sherman's advertisement
on Rupture treatment. iune-lI
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- Send IS cents to Dr. Butts Dispenslry, st
Louis, No.. for his Marriage Guide, his Medical
Treatise and Medical Advice, $50 pages in all.
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MONTHLY STATEMENT
OF THE
County Treasurer OF Leaven-
worth County.

The following ia a statement Of the amount OF
money in the hands of the County treasurer oi
Il averw nth county Kansas. On the Brst day OF
Nov 1876, belonging to each fund nam, d, and
the am0u rad out Of each during the NOAH OF
October, 1875.
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BALTIMORE, Maryland, November
Coss-steady; mixed western, spot, old, No
vember. 565.c.
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SECOND WARD.

| SECOND WARD.
Hayes and Wheeler, 22l; TiIden and
Hendricks, 2S4; Democratic majority, 43
Fenlon, BIC; Phillips, l72; Fenlon's ma
jority, IA.
Martin, 32s; Anthony. ia; Martin
majority, Ia
Grlpstric-, PIG; Moonlight, 90; Noon
Lights majority, 50
Clarke, 2sl Hurd, 1873; Carke's MAORI.
ty. 103
EngIi-h, 269; Crozier, 2l7; English's ma.
jority So
McC,-n Hunt, as3; Goddard, PA; Hunl'-
majority 40.
Moore, 2s7; Mann, 207 Moore's m,iori-
ty 50.
Taylor, 2s2i Ide, 1893; Tsylor's majority
SO.
Bradshaw, 256; Van Eman, Dds; Brad
shaw's majority %.
Farrell, 257 McNary, 22i ; F.rrelrs ma
jori.y &c.
FULL RETURSs-THIRD WARD.
Hayes, 572; Tilden, S46; Hayes ma
jority, 236
PHILLIPS. 1876; Fenlon, 4os; Phillips ma
jority, 49,
Martin, 456; Anthony, 4O3; Martins
msjority, 81
NJ. }. salter. 529; J. A. Beals, So; Sal
ter's majority, 1872.
Thos. Csvanaugh, 533; S. NJ. Palmer,
SSi5 /; Cavauaughs majority, l9S.
Z. /. BoDebrske, 53s; McLouih, 1886;
B,nebrake's majority, 202.
J. Francis, 534; Il +. Sheldon, 1873
Franci7' majority, POI.
Willard Davis, !37 Thos. Bartlett. 1874
DAri.' IN sjority, 203
A Il. Lemon, 536; las. Humphrey, 332
Lemons msjority, 2Oi.
ID }. Brewer, 545; W. L. Mcconnell,
$50; Brewer. msjority, 2l5.
Rpht, Crozier, 1875; J. w. English, 1894;
Crozier's majority, l0l.
MoCIwn Hunt, 527; Geo. Goddard, $40;
Hunts majority, Isl.
Newton Mann, $50; II. NJ. Moore, 3i6;
Mann'- msiorit,, 1873
W. Ide, 495; J. w. Taylor, 1892; Ides
majority, JOB.
a. K Van Eman, 527; ". II. Bradshaw,
555; Van Eman's majority, Ia
J"o Mckee, 497; Victor Biart, 800 /; Nc
KEGS msj,riry, l37.
J w. Fitzpatrick, Sill; Tho. Moonlight, |
3G9; Gilpstrick's msjority, I42.
Josish Kellogg, 562; J. W. Gardner,
304 k-llogs'- msjority. 3 8.
o X, McNary, 5l4; j. W. Farrell, 349
,cNary's majprit., l65.
John Schott, All James Franks, $50 J. |
4. Lo-ee, 436; Rice, l59; A Russell, s33 II. |
Dans.n, 1856 x Jackson. 3O9.
FULL RET WARD
Republican Presidential elector. receiv-
d each 81 votes; Democratic, 49,; Demo
ratio majority, al.
For Congress Fenlnn, sol Phillips,
30 Fenlon's majority, pa.
For Governor-Martin, 534; Anthony,
,l9; Martins majority, 3l5
For Judge of the District Court-Enslish,
III Cn zier, 34S; English's majority. Is
For County Attorney Taylor, i59; Ide,
'99; Taylo N ajori,y, l6O
For S-nator in the 9th District-Moon-
ipht as; Fitzpatrick, 3O3; Moonlight
majority, l45.
Wheat, i6S Giil.tt, go Wheat's majority,
IS.
, For Clerk in the District Cuurt-God-
ard, $40; McC,~n Hant, SO; Hunts ma
prity, ..
For Probst. Judse-Miies Moore, 43s:
Newton Mann, 80; Miles Moore's majuri-
v, Us
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
= Brad-hsw, i6l Van Enron, 30; Brad
h"w'S majority, III.
For ynrric Of the Peace-Farrell, 400:
lcNarv, 2S6 Farrell's majority. Isl.
ror &, ou.r-Mckee, IA; Bart, Az;
liar. S majority, 213
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

One CarVed-les Seven OC-
fave Piano; nearly new ; one
secondhand Plano, plain; one
ysuggy I'm good repair, and one
Spring Wagon. will sell the
above for cash, or will take,
In trade, one good horse,
grain. hay or wood. Call On
J.. Cha pin, at the 9Th and Del
aware street Grain Depot.
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