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MISCELLANEOUS.
MO MORE EASTERN MADE CLOTHING.
COGAN'S
EyNE. TVST|DM Wade CLOTHING


Cut and house by first class Tsilors from
the best Cloths Disgonals Doeskna and Cassimeres in
SPECIAL STYLES to SUIT THIS CITY, and at less
TRAN HALF the PRICES USUALLY PAID.
The rule of the house is always to give neat and
elegant fits
A few of our prices; .-
Custom Made BUSINESS SUITS from s6 80 to &i2.
Custom Made CASHMERE UITS, from - to s14
Custom Made DIAGONAL SUITS, from sI2 50 to $lS.
Custom Made BLACK SUITS, from Si5 To f2i.
Custom Made ASST MERE PANTS. from 81 81 TO u.
Custom Made OESKIN PANTS, from - To 81 50
Custom Made KENTUCKY JEAN PANTS from 81 SO
to Sa75
Custom Made DOESKIN VESTS, from q 25 (" % 81.
Custom Made DIAGONAL VESTS. from - rs 10 81
Custom Made SILK VESTS, from 60 to O. 81
Custom Made Clothing for BOYS and YOUTHS
Custom Made Clothing. in extra sizes, for LARGE
MEN; Custom Made OVERCOATS, in light and heavy
weights from . upward. 49, -
Also a magnificent stock of CLOTHS, D1AOGNALS.
DOESKINS, CASSIMERES and fine JEANS, from
which measures taken to order, at equally low
prices ,rr,x,or
A splendid ass ,rtment of LINEN and GHEvd0T
SHIRTS. MERINO and FLASNEL~EN DERSHiRfS
and DRAWERS English Finished SOCKS, LINEN
COLLARS, SILK SCARFS, etc.
The styles of HATS received every two weeks
The largest stock of hne TRUNKS and Y Ai.l>ES
in this city, and at prices never before heard
Of. -
COGANS CLOTHING HOUSE,
I9CABal st. eet
Between the Customhou and the Rivermiddle OF tho
Open until O'Clock p. N. on sundays. fe2776 ~
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Let Us be affabIe, but never fatterers,
for there is nothing so vile and unworthy
of Christian heart az hattery.-St Pi"-
cent de PaWL.
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ct PATRICK'S HALL ASSOCIATION
SAVINGS BANK,

Open daily from 10 A NJ. to r. ~. and on Saturday
evenings from to 6. only to receive doposts.
Deposits of ffty $50, cents and upwards resolved.
Interest allowed at the ratio Of ak per cent -
anuum. No interest allowed for period lsas sha1
three months.
On the Let OF January and the lat OF July Of sa0A
year win be calculated at the rate Of Rz pa
cent will be paid placed to the credit Of TIC
depostor-
Deposits will be paid demand As o rule, In Unate4
states currency legal tenders. the Bank ressFvfn
the right to demand thirty days notice OF withdrawal.
JOHN HENDERSON. President
WIN. j. CAsTELL, Vice ProaidsaA
j. CONNOLLY. Cashier.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-17
The Congressional Convention.

( The above is taken from the Leayen.
worth TINES, of Wednesday morning. II
Col. Anthony expects to nominate Col
Phillips by that kind of figuring, he is
likely to make bad job of it. Upon their
face his figures show an entire want of in
formation or judgment.
Ottawa coanty has two votes. 1t is put
down in the Phillips column twice, and
two votes in one case, and one in the other
Clay county has two votes. 1t is put
down in the Phillips column with four, and
in the Guthrie column with one.
Cloud county has four votes. 1t is put
down twice in the Phillips column, with
four votes in one case, snd two in the
other.
Davis county and two districts in Leav.
enworth county do not elect delegates until
next Saturday.
Make these changes, and the footing up
will be: Phillips, As; Guthrie, 81.
These erros are sufficient TO utterly de-
stroy The TINES figures, either az elecling
Col. Phillips or defeating Mr.. Guthrie.
Evidently no reliance ought to be placed
upon figuring that betrays such an absurd
lack Of information and accuracy.
But they are not all. Riley elects four
delegates against Phillips; Clay elects two
delegates against Phillips; Ellis elects two
against Phillips; Pottawatomie elects four
against Phillips; the two delegates thus far
elected in Jefferson county are both against
Phillips. Take these fourteen votes from
the Phillips column, and add eleven TO the
anti-Phillips list, and it stands. Phillips.
so; onti-Phillips, 52.
We might point out some other errors
in The TIaE' estimates, but it is unneces-
sary.
Jewell and Republic countses, each hav-
ing four delegate, who were heard from
yesterday, and they elect delegates who are
not in favor of Colonel Phillips re-nomina-
ton.
Add these to the summary above given.
and the figures are: Phillips. 80; anti
Phillips, 5S.-Afchison Champion.
We have no desire to discuss the question
OF accuracy or strength Of the Congressional
candidates with the Champion. There were
one or two errors in the estimate published
in THE TINS on Wednesday, which any one
can see, was a mere blunder of the printer.
Yesterday we republished our statement ma
king the corrections showing greater strength |
Tor Phillips. to-wit: 50 votes; Guthrie 81 |
votes, with IL scattering. We publish only |
Just what we think is true. There can be |
no sense in publishing anything else. We
have so advised Col. Phillips, who will STAY
an Washington until Congress adjourns.
Vow, Mr.. Champion, if THE TINES figures
60 not prove correct, We will give YOU
SlO0, provided you will do the same with us
if you are wrong.
Reader. remember this, and after the con-
vention, tell us Who is trying 10 deceive
you.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-17
NOTICE..

The United Sa!es Of America, District Of Kassas-
Alta term OF the Circuit Court of the United
Sta es in and for the Dis rict of Kansas, bes ur
and heid at the City Of Leavenworth, on the 5tf
day OF June A. ID. ls,6. Present Hon. John +
Dillon and Hon. e. q. Foster, Judges ut which
term Of said Court the following proceedings,
amongst others, were had and appear Of record
In ihe words and hgures following. to-wit:
TUESDAY, JUNE sTg, 1876.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company, Complainant.
George @ SHELTON and Elizabeth Shelton,
Defendants.
nN MOTION ofssid Complainant il is nov
~ b. The Court ordered that The order made
10 his case on the ninth instant be, and the
Is hers by, set aside. and. on motion of said
Complain INT. II Is now by the Curt further
ordered that the above-named George SkeIt.p
be, and he is hereby ordered, and directed, 70
app ar an plead an wer or demu to The Com
painsnts bill, in this the above entitled suit on,
or before the first Mond y Of October, A d
1876. and that service of this Order be made on
eaid George Shelton, b. publication tner, of
once week, 1or six con- .tIye weeks in the
L~avenworth WEEKLY Mss, the last publica-
Ii n to be 1t leas thirty days. before said FIRST
Monday OF October; A; d. $50;
United States of Ameried, District Of Eansqs-ss
!, A. S. Thomas, Cler OF the Circuit Court I,
kansas. do hereby rIIfy the Orgoing to be .
true, full and perfect copy. from The reco d OF
the pr, ceed,ngs in the su I OF ] he Northwestern
Mutual Life insurance Company VS. Geo ge
>ke Ton and Elizabeth Skelton. No. li76, In
sal Court
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have hereunto- set my
hand ana afiiN the seal of said
Court. at my odice in Topeka, in .aid
tseALI District of ka sas. his Sth day of
July, A. ID. ls76. A. $. THOMAS,
Clerk.
VIM: c: Webb, Counsel for Complainant.
jaiyi3w6.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-17
REPLY TO JOHN @. wH1ITIER's "EY
PLAYMATE"
EY ELLA MOO d

BY ELLA MOoRE-
pTis true. the pines on Ramoth Hill
Were murmuriDg SOFT and lOu,
And sweet Nay blossoms waited by,
Likefeathery fakes Of snow.
Those blossoms drifted DER my path,
The birds sar z loud and gay,
fet thy presence dearer far
Than flowers or birds that day.
Oh, Row drank in every wori,
And quaked with anxious fear,
Lest in IN timid glance ye should
Discover thou wert dear.
Ills true, ] kissed the lip of kin,
And p aced my hand in thine,
And wished within my heart of hearts
Thou ne'er would il resign y
left thee in the boom Of May,
Year after year sped by,
praying for the bashful boy
With many tear and sigh.
toiled with noiseless energy
To reach that far-of goal
Whe had placed my bright-eyed beau
With proud and peerless soul.
] came not back TO Rsmoth Hill
To gather autum fruit;
I came not back 10 FoIymill,
For there one voice was mute.
Methinks hear that merry shout
As grapes IN apron fell,
And nuts we're strevn around nv feet
BY hands loved 50 well.
Aye. lilies b'ossomed in the pond,
And birds sang on the trees,
And dark pines signed on RamOth Hill,
" bile | sailed Ger the seas.
DOst wonder IL / think of thee.
And of hose de . old scenes
There's not day, there's not a night,
But thy spirit Ger me CLEANS.
see thy face, hear thy voice,
In sympathy of mind.
And still. love thee, hitler,
As ne er loved mankind.
An what were jewelled hands 10 me,
And gems Of richer hue.
Or garments which my person decked?
Ny heart was thine knew.
Had all the wealth of wor ds been mine,
I'd lain them at thy feet,
Could we in after times have met
On that green mossy seat.
And still the pines on Ramoth Hill
Are muTmuring Ike the sea;
''The moaning of the sea Of change"
Which par. ed thee and me.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-17
A GHOST 1!
The Spirit of Anna Johnson Said to
Have Returned,
And is Nightly to be Seen About the
Scene of the Murder.

1t is usual, following the perpetration Of
mysterious murder in any locality, for
those who may chance to live anywhere
near the scene of the tragedy to, by fear
fully wrought stories told with long face,
oyerspread with a mysterious appearance,
give rise to tales OF goblins and ghouls too
hideous to describe, which, getting afioat
in the midst of a community, scare timid
people half to death. An instance of this
kind was brought to our notice not long
since, but we do not undertake to vouch for
its truth in the main. The story, as We
have it, is, that North Leavenworth is
nightly visited by the
GHOST OF ANNIE JOHNSON.
who was brutally murdered in mysterious
manner on the night Of July 18th, on the
reserve near the north end of Third street,
about one hundred yards from the colored
school building.
As our readers are aware, everything that
could be done was resorted TO 10 ferret out
the murderer, but without success
On theihird night after the murder, ex-
actly on the spot where the body was
found, We are told that three blue lights
were seen burning brightly at II o'clock
These lights were seen by some boys who
happened to be up, and upon going to the
spot and getting within a few feet Of the
fires, the latter seemed 10 rise up and dis
solve into the air OF course the BOYS were
frightened and scampt red away. Their
story was told the next day, and on the fol-
lowing night several people watched the
spot, about l. O'Clock, thinking that some
one might have heen silly searching the
grounds, but no more lights were seen.
Matters Wore on, and the furniture was re-
moved from the house at 32l Cheyenne
street, which had been occupied by the
murdered woman. On the ninth night
after the tragedy, lights were seen in the
vacant house, and the sound IA of some one
cooking and rattling pans and kettles was
heard by the neighbors, some OF whom
visited the place only to find nothing but
the bare walls. Then terror seized upon
the visitors, who were now sure the de-
parted spirit Of the unfortunate woman had
returned, unable TO rest until her
murderer should be discovered, and was, in
the manner peculiar TO spirits, trying to
give the world the required clue. On the
following night, the form of woman was
seen wandering about on the reserve with
light in one hand, and her hair, which was
long and dishevelled and covered with |
blood, being constantly brushed back over
her shoulders with the other. The form |
seemed to hover about the spot where the |
murder was committed, and ever and anon |
a long deep wall was heard, a. of some one
in intense agony. The form was seen at |
odd times, from IL to 1 o'clock, when it dis
Since that time stories similar |
TO the above have been currently reported,
and various persons aver that fearful
sounds and sights are now nightly occur
renee. Nearly hundred people of both
:exes were to have been sen last night,
near the place where the supposed ghost
was seen, waiting for its appearance-at
he usual hour wnen ghosts walk.
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pIicared forms. II is veil known that DR. James
hss stood at the head of the profession for 30
vears. Age and experience are all-importaui
Simtnal Weakness, night losses by dreams
pimples cn the face, Lost manhood, can positiv
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the most stdelicate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for =
tients. A book for the million. Marriage
Guide, which tells you all about these diseases
who should marry-why not-l0 cents to ray
postage. DIR. James has 80 rooms and parior.
You see no one but the doctor. Once hours,
A. II. to p. n Sundays, 10 to l2. All buSi.
ness strictly confidential may6 d8v-lu
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice..

l.sE sT.sr EsHwor'k OF ksssss' SSss1y' IS.
n ne Disafe' Court Of the County dad State cfore-
AsNIE BURKE. Plaintiff,
Va.
WILLIAM BURKE, Defendant.
flNHE above-nsm d William Burke, is hereby
l. not fed that he 10 sued by the above n ,med
Annie Burke. BY her petition filed on the Ind
Day OF iugusf, A. ID: 1s16. in the District Court
OF Leavenv orth. Kansas. The object and
prayer oi which petition is q decree OF divorce,
from tn. bonds Of mstrimapy, with said Viii.
liam Burke, and the custody of the children Of
said Annie and william Burke.
And the sail " I'LL am BurSe is further notified
thAi uni sss he appears and answers by the 18th
day Of september. A u. 1876. her petit n viii
be taken rs true and comics ed, and the DEGREES
Of divorce and custody Of saId children granted
a. prayed for ANNIE BURKE,
By sTILLINGs & fENLoS, Her Attorneys
augus;I- Jlt-W3r
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-17
MEDICAL.
OVARIAN TUM0R,
Of fen Years Growth Cured
By Dr.. RadWay'S Remedies.

HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMoR IN TAE
OvARIES AND BOWELS FOB TEN YEARS.
ANN ARBol, Dec. q. 1875.
DIR: RADwAr: That Others may be beneftued,
have hsd an Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries
and bowes Tor ten ye.n. trled the best physi-
cians OF this place and othess without any uene-
it 1t was growing At such rspidity that could
not have lived much longer. A friend Of mine
ind uced me to try kadway's Remedies. / hal
not much faith in them, but finally, srer mu, h
deliberation l tried them.
/ purchassd six bottle. of the Rssolvent, two
boxes OF the Pills. and Two bottiee OF the kelief
l used those without any apparent benefit. de-
tsrmined 70 persevere. used Twelve more bottles
Of toe Resolvent, two OF tbs Relief and two box.
es "f Pills. Before they were gone had lost
twenty i've pounds.
/ continued to use the medicine until / vas
sure that vas entiiely cured. took the medi-
cine about i've months and aaring that time.
lost forty- five pounds. In ali I toot three dozen
bottles Of the ResoIvent. six bottles kelief, and
six boxes Of the Pill.
gratitude to God for his nelp in my deep afi,c-
tion. To you, Sir. and your wonderful medicine
I feel deeply indebted, and my Prayer n tnat il
may be as much Of blessing 70 others As it has
been 70 me.
lsigned, MRS. l.. Z. BlBBISS.
Mrs. Bibbins, who makes the above certificate.
is the person for whom requested you to seod
medicine in June, 1875 The medicines above
stated were bought OF me, with the exception Of
what was sent 10 her by you. 1 may say that
her statement is correct without . qualification.
ISigned, l.. o. LKRcH.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann AIbor, Mich.
This may certify that Nm. Biboi"s. Who
makes the above Certificate. IL and has besn for
IN stated are undoubtedly and undeniably correct.
Any one Who knows Mrs. Bibbins, will believe
her statemen lSinged, BssJ. D. Cock \,
z. B. POND, AAkY b. POND. MARY CO<KKA
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

To The Constfution Of the Safe Of Kansas. submit.
ted by The Leyisi ffare its last session for m.
rafDfcafiOn or reject of he electors ef he Stat
al the merit general election.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. ONE.
Senate Joint Resolution No 1, Pr0posin:
amendments to Articles two and nine OF
the Constitution Of the state of Kansas, re
lating 10 appropriations and county officers.
Be resoIred By the Legislature If the STATE of Kan
sds, rrO thirds Of u the members elected 10 each
hoase coheHrriRg therein:
SKCrIoN 1. The following propositions 10
| amend The Constitution I the state OF Kan US
shall te submItted 10 the electors ofthe Stat for
| a"o2tirn or rejection at the general election TO
| be held on the iu, sday succet ding he fir { Mon
d. in November, A. ID. eighteen hundred anu
| sevrnty-six U.a6):
| Proposition Section twenty -four OF article
| two chan lie SO anne. ded rs to read As follows:
Section "a NOmoney shall be drawn from the
| treasury except in pursuance OF specific apprO-
| prIatiOn made by law. and no appropriation
| shall he for longer term than t'yO ars.
| Proposition fro: Section three Of article nine
| shall be amended go a, 10 read as follows: Sec
ton All county officers shall hold their Offices
| sors shall be qualified, except county ccmmis-
| sioners, who nall hold their offices Tor the term
| of three years: Prorided, That at the general
election in the year eli ntee hundred and sev.n-
| ty- seven, the commissioner elected from district
number one in each county. sbal. hold his Office
for the term OF one year, the commissioner el-
shall hold his ofice for the term of two years
| aad the commissioner elect Il from district
numb r three in each county shall hold his Of
fee ,or the term OF three years; but no person
snail hold the Office Of sherin or county rreasur.
| r for mCre than two consecutive terms
SEC 9 Ihe following sh IL be the method of
sasn,tns oIs e. s.d .,hp y The bal
rinte and partly written. In regard to pro-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-17
HAIR DYE.

DATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED II AIR DYE
ID best in the world. The inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, With bene-
fit to the hal and no injury to his health; proof
that it is only true and perfect Dye. Harm.
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tful, Black or Brown. Sold and properly ap-
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory No. le
Bond street, N. Y. sold by ell druggists.
Bachelors krasive Soap removes stains from
the fingers, skin, &c.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-17

In the Circuit Court Of ae United Sates, for the Dis
trdet Of Kansas.
THE SOUTHWESTERN MUTOALl
Lie in'uranc; Va Co. Plaintiff cAsK
Thos. Mccormick and Ann McCor- Ills
mick. Defendants
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
Il That under and by virtue Of an order OF
sale, TO M directed and delivered, issu d out
of the above named Courr, and the decree rem.
dered in the above entitled action, wherein the
Northwestern Mutual Life In urance Company
Is pialntin. ana Thomas Mccormick aud A n
McCormiek, are defendants. will, on Mon
ay, the 4th day cf september, A ID 1876 at
O'ci0ck, IN the afternoon OF said day, tffer At
public sale and Sell TO the hig lest and b ST i'd
der, fof cash IN hand, AT IN east front door If
the Curt House In the City OF Lesvenworth,
County OF Leaveaworth, etate and District OF
kansas, the folio . ing described Zeal Estate,
situate, lying and being in tue County Of Leay.
enwOrth state and District TO. wit:
The northeast 4 Of Sc ton number twenty
i've iS5), town hip numb .r ten QO), range num-
Der twen y-One (2D, East
said property to be sold rs comm anded IN
said order OF sale and in pursuance OF the decree
rendered in the above entitled acti n
ChAS. ii MILLER,
Deputy U. S. Marshal, a. Special Master
W. L. WKBB, ESQ
ofTopeka, Attorney for Plaintia.
auo3-y5f
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l hereby certify that the foregoing is tru.
and correct copy of the original enrolled joint
resolution now on file in nv ono ;, and that the
anne took effect by publication in the statute
book May LIST, A. ID. is76
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub
scrib' d my name, and affixed the great seal
offs ate Done at Ton. ka. Kansas, this 10th
day of July, A ID. 1876.
(sHAL THOS h. CAvANAUGH.
augl0-Wld Sec'y OF State.
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AGENTS! N Y|IMx 7aaE i.sE % you on !. !.
= Send One Dollar ior the Pocke, Ediric n o
IWBBSTER'S DICfIONkR,

" L Cont ANS Is 90 Words. kuies Oi Spelling,
I ables Of Money, Weights and Measures; Alb
brev'ations, WO.ds, Phrases, Pryerbs, &c., fion,
the Greek, the La in. and the Modern La1
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few doses of fkAOWAY'S PILLS viu ftVe the
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