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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-22
TIE REw ADMINISTRATION.

President Haye-, 20 far, is pronounced a
success almost universally. A few, like
Simon Cameron, have some doubts, and this
is because Simon can't say, thumbs up
and thumbs down." - he used TO, and, -
he said one day last summer, when the ad-
misistration vas out Of town, ats hi
of time" He has turned over his sens.
torial toga to his son Don, and will doubt
les disappear in active politics.
PIrro
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-22
PRECEDENT HAYES

feels very kindly towards our state, as l
heard an Ohio man remark the other day
who over heard compliment he pa.sed
upon it, and that shs will have lair repre,-
.entation. The would be minister the i're.i-
dent had known some forty years, and, there
fore, how ab-urdiy futile for the legislature
to risk its reputation on the advocacy OF an
individual whom the President know too
,reH
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-22

The President replied Gentlemen, Am
exceedingly sratiiet at this testimonial OF
your CO operation with the new work a. faI
- it has gone. 1 am glad to know through
you that my course Is satisfactory to the
German people. Iselected Mr.. Schurz fol
the position be occupies because / thought
him the right man, and am especially
gratified that the appointment is satisfac-
tory to his German fellow ciiizens.'
The committee then withdrew and pro-
ceeded to the interior department. where
they presented copy of the resolutions to
Secretary SchurZ. Mr.. Ernstein addressed
. few remarks in German to the secretary,
wishing him God speed in the work which
he had undertaken. The secretary returned
thanks in German for the compliment
shown him.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-22
A KANSAS PARTY.

put in an appearance and affiliated as best
he knew. He has some friends here who
swear by him and push him ahead when
possible, but these persons really have no
right to the state themselves. 1t is about
time that such be shook, and the simon pure
be substituted.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-22

Ii is understood that the board OF engi-
neers making an examination "a 10 the
foundation OF the Washington National
Monument to thoroughly ascertain whether
it lie sufficient to sustain the weight OF the
complete structure, have reported in favor
81 the strength Of the monument, and an
appropriation OF $500, 1000, or so much IS
rem ATS after the examination Gusts are
paid, has become available.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-22

To say the resolution was mistake, would
be putting it mildly, for j. was nothing
short OF an gorgeous biunder, and 20 re-
garded here. There are quite a number
OF respectable names in our own state, and
while such remain with us it was in bad
taste to sound the praise of an outsider, and
compromise our delegation who are on the
ground and want TO make the best arrange
ments possible. The hot haste in which
the resolution was struggled through made
it black with suspicion. BE cure you are
right and then go ahead" was the trui.m
Of Crockett, and should be discarded in the
halls of the Kansas Legislature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08
An African knOch Arden.

Last evening as MI. James Coffee. AT
unemployed cOlOred waiter, was seated
in the bosom of his family, RECALLING
himself of his favOrlte disk of fried
founders and a hard-bOiled egg, a sud
den zap was heard at the outer door
Requesting Mrs. Coffee, his buxom help
mate, to attend the summons, the door
was no sooner opened than a grand
scufling ensued, and the smacking OF
an enormous pair of lips was heard.
"Dinah, don't you know me 2" exclaimed
the newcomer, again indulging in oscu.
latory refreshment. go 'long, you sassy
nigger!" screamed Mrs. Coffee. whats
all disp" cried MI. Coffee, dropping a
bit of founder and springing to his feet.
Don't you know yah own husban'?''
cried the stranger. "What, Jim John
SON" dat is mel" "Whar's yer stiff
ficate? ?" inquired the astonished host.
"Oh, l lost dat In the sea" do YOU
recognize him for your fuss husband
Dinah?" inquired Mr.. Coffee. "Never
seed his ugly jaws fore in my lifel" re-
piled Mrs. Coffee. And t%hereupOn old
Coffee went for him." and in another
minute the stranger was footing it up
Railroad avenue in a manner that filled
all the cats and dogs for blocks around
with amaZement. Mrs. Coffee lost her
first partner at sea, but she says her
present "ele man" is all her fancy
painted him.-NeD0rk Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

When q candidzt. for high once Ii q
well liked and so popular with the mzs
SIS a. TO make his defeat difficult in
fair and honorable fight. mesn and COW
ardly men are not wanting who delight
in manufacturing lies and slADderine
his god name. There are also th06<
whose s~elishness prompt them 70 pros
titute their honor, pcrvert truth. and
ignore right, for the sake Of injuring q
competitor in business. whose prosper
ity they envy. and with whose business
sagacity they have not the talent TO sue.
cessfuliy compete in All honorable way
These thoughts are suggested by the
mean. cOwardly attacks made upon me
and my medicines. by those who i'm.
agine their pecuniary prospects injured
by the great popularity which my stan
dard medicines have acquired. and the
continued growth Of my professional
practice. Narrow-minded practitioners
Of medicine, and manufacturers Of
preparations which do not possess sufii-
| Gent merit To successfully compete for
popular favor, have TesOrted u such
cOwardly strategy as To publish all sorts
Of ridiculous reports about the compO-
| sition OF my medicines. Almanacs,
Receipt Books and other pamphlets,
are issued and scattered broadcast over
the land, wherein these contemplate
knaves publish pretended analyses Of
my medicines, and receipts for making
them. Some of these publications are
given highSOunding names, pretend to
be issued by respectable men of educa-
ton and position, for the good Of the
peOple-the more completely to blind
the reader to the real object in their cir
culatiOn, which is TO injure the sale Of
my medicines. The Popular Health
Almanac" is the high-sOunding name
of one of these publications, which con-
tains bogus receipts. without a grain Of
truth in them. Not less devoid Of
truth are those which have been pub
lished by one DR.. L., of Detroit, in the
Michigan Farmer, and by other manu-
factbrerS Of medicines, in several So
called journals Of Pharmacy. They are
all prompted by jealousy and utterly
fail in accomplishing the object of their
authors, for, Notwithstanding their free
circulation, my medicines continue to
sell more largely than any others manu-
featured in this country, and are in
creASing in sale despite the base lies con.
cOcted and circulated by such knaves.
The people find that these medicines
possess genuine merit, accomplish what
their manufacturer claims for them,
and are not the vile, poisonous nos
trums which jealous, narrOw-minded
physicians and ~sneaking cOmpOunders
OF competing medicines represent them
to he. Among the large number of pre-
tended analyses published. it is a sig
nifcant fact that no two have been at
all extraordinarily proving the dis
honesty Of their authors. 1t is enough
for the people to knew that while
thousands. yes. l may truthfully say
millions. have taken my medicines and
have been cured. no one has ever re-
ceived injury from their use. II. v.
PIERCE, NJ. d., Proprietor of DR.. Pierce's
Medicines, Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo,
N "
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08
&1s on GENEVA WATCH CO.

importers Of the EreA. Ss ST. N wir6sr. A sesn-
tifui heavy ss~n sfadef and sim se~rfns vssee,
In solid SoI- open face. Cosed nickel c Sc, Is frii
leWeia. eXpaassoo tsai8nee. adjusted 70 heos. cid
and position We guArs-tee he best tine piece
- nefa sehoos ee4cnesa mecaanfcs anl sssine-s
mes, vet invested aaf the pre- eise>s n vffhin
when you can buy fills oae fos SIS seas &C o
D." TOT any PAN Of the "a vffh privtieee Of sx-
YoFk state aioae. Address, 6KxEvA wATC8 Co
Inp0FtAeS; We0seSn 80 - Ciayk g ChscAge. N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

~ the nountain streams ssSn beet aesin
TO heDee In the ooeas deep.
~ thoughts turn sGain with gisdsoos Gov.
Pros fss.sway heights with eioad and snou.
TO home In TIE hsllovd leog aso.
Where their loved. Loot Idols slssp.
with IN eager bound from steep declines
hey lsop with . rushing fall,
Descending from d spfh 10 depth below.
mat Tine has % scored with wsad Of snev
On beiehA ID ~ oeshs1ow long ago.
Like . death scenes dreary pail.
Prom the 9isdss and frost kings breath escaped
They glide through . sunny plain.
And warn Cd By tie breath OF winds that blow
The sweets OF fragrant nov'rs that grow
Mid loves Of youth. 10 Iosg ago.
They anesr their home again
And they now with 70 usic murmripg NV,
Low-break on the golden strand,
And. lost TO the sense. with rsptsre 70
To seek their beloved In long ago,
Afar from the heights. the cloud and snow
Of the Presents distant land
t-sI Louis Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08
The Palace Of the Kisx es Daho.ey.

The Palace a the King a Daho0ey
The Kings palace IL situated in thu
suburb Of Abomey. called Jegbeh.
couple Of miles southwest Of Abomey
proper. It stands about half a mile t6
the left OF the road leading from the
coast to the capital, the residence OF
Hahansu, the heir TO the throne. being
at the fork Of the roads, one Of which
leads to Abomey and the other TO Jeg.
beh. Externally nothing more is visi.
bic than a high wall Of red mud, thickly
stuck with cockle-shells, and having a,
frequent intervals a gate, with a high
| pitched roof Of thatch. and earthen
benches. also under cover, on either
side. The area Of the palace within
the walls is about equal TO that Of Re-
gents Park. while before each pwe-
shed, as the covered gate-hOuses are
called. is a large open space. cleared Of
trees and distractions. wherein troops
dance and 90 through their military
evolutiOns. such as they are.
The inside of the palace is divided
into a series Of large courtyards. with
intricate mazes of passages between
them, and it is the delight of a DahO-
milan host TO bewilder his host by cor
Quoting him through court after court
ere he reaches the audience chamber.
In the innermOst court the private
apartments Of the King are situated,
consisting of mere barn like structures.
kept scrupulousiy clean by frequent
sweeping and lime washing. Around
the Amazonian KOO-si, or leopard wives,
the actual wives of the King, each have
their separate suit of apartments, or
huts; while beyond the Amazon body
guard have their quarters, to the num-
Der of perhaps four thousand. In n
of the courts a shed is erected about
twenty feet square, with a high gable
roof, surmOunted by a silver image of a
tree with An antelope eating the branch
es. and "a bird building its nest thereon.
The tree denotes the King, and the bird
and antelope, representing the Dahomi-
an people, show that the King provides
shelter and nOurishment for his sub
jects. Within the shed is a mysterious
something carefully wrapped up in a
cloth, wherein the spirit of the present
King is said TO reside. This is carefully
guarded by a Driestess, who. after the
death of the King, is the recipient of
his soul, and is consulted by the feti-
chists. When the King has an import
ant matter in hand, he cOnsults this
eustos spiritus, and during the present
custom dozens Of unfortunate men have
been carried bound and gagged into
this spirit house and there decapitated,
their blood being s%prinkled on the cloth
pnyAlOninD tho aDirjt
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

FOR MODELS, PATTERNS,
special and EXuerimenfA N1chinoH. IN al
branches. address Hill 4 eH1PAx0eON.u
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

BEST Book FOR EvERYBODY.-The
new illustrated edition of Websters
Dictionary, containing three thousand
engravings, is the best book for ecery
body that the press has produced in the
present century, and should be regarded
as Indispensable to the we'll regulated
home, reading-rOOm, library and place
of business -6OZ6en Era.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

Some more odd Indian names have
floated in from the plains. A list of
them runs on in this strain: Bird
that-Sits-in-Sight," ~"High-Whirlwind,"
"Mule," "NO-Use-of-Himself. WARNS
His-Ears." "Rider-the-B Bear" Crying.
Dogs" "Driving-Down-H Hill" Blown
Away" Walking Water" TALL Wild
Cats" "White-C Cow. Walking" "None-of
Anything" and "Prettv- Voiced Bull"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

Our AdVice.-We advise every person who
has . Is mily to make . trial OF CA Con
POUND EXTRACT Of SMART WEED. IL Is GER
taiuly the best medicine that ever went into q
family. Is Ready Relief, In the numerous ilt.
aches and pains ~ ore or less common IN ALI fam
lies. The timely use Of this Extract, by its stim
ulatiLg aud penetrating qualities. quick y diauses
II. self throughout the system and thus throws on
Colds, reliSV 9 Pains aud prevents disease. Sold
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

w StOk &ipNSFN Aah-sHf+tH
important Notice.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

When you Call on your Grocer or
or Shoe Maker for either or both of the
Pat. Wood Box Stove Polish Paste and
the Pat. Wood Box Shoe Backing and
he tells you he has better or makes any
e1cnSe, you may be certain he has a
stock OF the old kinds and dare not offer
these until they are sold.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil in the
house, is a sure cure when used for
headache. tOOthache, neuralgia, lame
shoulders, crick in the back. cold. sore
eyes, etc. Try it and see how pleasant
it is, and how nicely it makes yOu feel
by using it as directed on each bottle.
Sold by your merchants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

You an mar M n, one Of ne aSs. It. and .ut.aisI. ,Ss e ,"a prefer IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness. Bore Throat,
AMI All diseases OF the Lunss and Chest, are
readily cur-d with DR.. Marsbail's Lung Syrup.
1t never fails. Try 1t. Price o. ly 8 cents. For
sale In every drug store.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
SPOKEN.

Ship 9uorn Br from Liverpool for Quebec. June ~ 10
miles SE Of Knsale.
Ship City Of Quebec Hr,, IRON Montreal for Glasgow.
June IL, lat ~. Ton CO.
Ship Lady Russell SBr. from Quebec for Liverpool june
26 lat A. Ion %.
Francisco. June II. lat 80 y. lon 1SW
ship Edolt reported AMI. from Boston for -, Juno
ship Nordens Dronnng (Nor). from Liverpool for Quebec
June 20 lat 40. Ion 23
ship Magnolia ,Br from Quebec for Newcastle. Juue I6
lat 40, Ion a.
Bark Eva Br,, Walker. from Belfast for Mramch juno
u. lat ~, Ion ~.
Bark Lady Dunerin Br). stceve from Liverpool tor st
John. NIB. June ~. lat 81. lon -
Bark Geo W Sweeney, lIswett, from Roucn New Or
leans. June l6, lat 40. Ion IL.
Bark ciytie (Br), from Quebec the United Kingdom
june "a. lat ~. Ion 81
Bark Monark Nor), from Havre Halifax June 49, lat
~ "a. Ion ~ o..
Bark Brookvile Do. barry. from Liverpool for Mir
amch June %. lat ~. Ion H.
Bark Fetish ,Cer) from New York Tor Yokohama May
Is. lat a. \. Ion 23 IL W (not ms before rcportcd
Bark Fanchon (Br, CAIN from Belfast ior Baltimore
June 81 of tho Fastnct.
for san Franci SEQ, April y. lat 3 n, lon "a w.
Bark Mentor (Nor from New York e. for Cork June ls
lat 40. Ion 49,
Bark Ocean chd 3D. from St John. Ns. rortmadoc
june ~. lat 81, Ion s.
Bark u,aye Adoph tNor. from Londonderry for Balti.
more. July y. lat - 81 lon "a.
Bark Countess Of Du.rin Br) from Londonderry Bal
timore, July =, Of Cape May
Brig Rover tBr Anders.n from New YORK Tor RIO Jan
Schr Para. from 81 John for Dublin Juno b. lat 80,
LAM
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
CLEARED.

steamer 81 Laurent Fr,. Hendc. Havrs via Plymouth
steamer Berrnuda CBD Angrovs. Halifax. Ms. and st
81 Johns. Nf-Cisrk 4 Seaman.
uonS"osa Ds%inion D steam ssss%.sin Co o' ''n'
ss Rsss ecs
Ship Sustav 4 oscar o'isr,. Hafsmann. Brsmen-IIer-
nsrk Ceres (Nor Olsen. Livsrpool-Bockmsnn. ocrlen
Bark lone tNor,. Jensen. London -Funch. Edye 4 CO.
ssrs Bernardo tItal, Schnnno Hull E-F pss'oEi
Bark Ceres .Gsr,. oolner. Eslnoro for orders-Bock
BARK Prodomo ekor,. Jacobsen. Clpsnhsssn--Funch.
Bsrk Sorsns. Nichols. Perth Amboy. NJ KILLER Horsh-
Brig MARY Bartlett. wsy. ornn Mssria' and Malaga
Mig Ensrnis. veaxie. cadis-PsrsonsA Loud.
Brig Bernard tBr,. willehy. Biiboa-Brett. Son
Brig BUtr eoer,. Eibbs. Busnos Ayres-J N rrscht.
Brig Rsdcw.. Byrns. Frcntera !Msxico}mc Be!taus.
Brig LILY uassoll tBr,. BasseIi st Johns Mntsua,-
sshr Victor PuIs. sherman. s. Thom.sPenist%Sn % Co.
Scir Frank Atwood, Bryan. Fort Antonio Js-wm DOUG
schr Nellie Grant, Jordan, Jacmei dIaytD-A Jones
schr Mary Dyer Oliver. Green Turtle cay-B wcn
sshr Baird tBr. starsey. st John. Mp Ncvus
schr Van Name. Hardy. Perth Amboy. NIB Wen.
Cleared 9th:--
Bark africa (BrI. Larube. Queenstown or Famouth-Gco
Bark MIndct tNor,. Beck. Elslnoro for orde-runch.
Bark yanse tNor relli.on Stockholm -Dockmaun Dor.
BARK smaragd tNor). Loxen. Bergen -Boekmann. Ger
bark Hornet. Hopkins. Lasuayrs Porto cabJio--
Dsilet.. Bouiten 4 Co
Brig Q ciary. Scot. s.rbadc.-DwishtA 4 Plats
schr Empire, Chase Boston and New Bedford--Chsrles
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CRY IoUsroS for Galveston. &c (which
turned port 9th with cylinder order) repnired
dsmases and saed early yesterday morning
STEAMER CAEoSDrLRr. which ashore tho Florida
coast jcttscncd part o hcr cargo before sho noatcd
BARK PARAMouSr-Captain Estes. OF tho brig Devcreux
At Baltimore from Cardrnas vim Nassau reports that April
IL. lat 313l long 1927. he bark deeply laden.
painted bronze with largo gure.head heading nofhwa
ne supposed she tho missing Baltimore bark
mount Captain Holt which lett Nnvayss April T. for Ba
She probably wrecked In the vicinity wherc last
seen by Captain Estes.
ton has been wrecked - miles of Nantucket shoals
She strnck AN 9TH inst and went down in six hours
crew wore landed Woods Hole Tho @ was 1s9 tons
register and allied from Prince Edward Island where she
was built in 1874
ScnR WILSON, from Boston. before ashore
below Bodkn Point, cnme of and arrived ut Baltimore AN
10th.
SCHR AppIE BLAisDELL remains ashore ut Frying Pan
Shoals Messrs Baker Bros have assistance to hcr
from Norfolk .,...,s'-sf-
ScnR J WILSON. Bowman. Mt .Chsreston 7th from
Philadelphia; had heavy weather OF Hatteras during
which split mainsai and broke mniu BOOM
ScHR Ina LATHAM. Adams. from Phladclphia for Bos
ton with coal ashore back OF Provnceown a o'clock
morning Of 10th inst She noated at o'clock aud pro-
ceeded. ......... .....
ScHR BERRY. 1923 TONS Leach rom Bangor for Proy-
dence iurnber laden leak SUNDAY afternoon.
nS wss 'S Soinx from IN" sW and thc s.n,a
borc away for kcnncbec River. In vnterng which hs
ditcd to the sugar Loat and remained till tho 8th
when she came Oh -.-.tt...t..s
YEwpuRYpowr July eThs wreck Of schr Ann Maria. as
she lies tho north bredkers sold Saturday
by Frank wech for f5 81.
snrrBuLpIsc-Merrit Bros East D,crinr nrc building
fine amss;ed lighter 120 ect long, 81 feet beam and
feet deep.
LAUxcH-The ship Gov Goodwin, OF 1000 TONS will
be launched from the rhipyard Of Campbell Brcok
BOSTON this foreuocp. After she is launched shc will be
sheathed and proceedt, Phindcpha. whcre she will load
The New York herald., 1877-07-11

graduates OF the Sabbath school could take charge OF
a class and teach tho different grades.
\. To vote . hbsral prizo for the composuou OF
hymns to be sung the opening and closing exercises
OF the Sabbath school,
o. To adopt measures TO secure tho observance OF
Sabbath and lead young and old 10 the house Of
worship on the Sabbath day.
10 To encourage the exchange OF pulpits among our
rabbies.
H. To instruct tho Executive Board to open books OF
reference which be recorded toe crodentias
OF every rabbi stating whore be has oniciated; sucn
Information to 10 furnished application 70 every
congregation In the Union.
II TO inaDgurate system BY which the conEro-
cations may Obtain RABBI through the aid oil tho Ex
ocutive Board OF tho Union
IL To encourage everywhere the FORMATION OF
Young Men p's Hebrew associations for intellectual de-
velopmcnt and social entertainment
IL To encourage tho growing generaton OF israeli
ties TO learn mecha nca trades or TO become farmers
Is To authorize the Executive Board to accept a
tract OF fertile land for agricultural colonization BY
our brethren.
i6 To authorize tho Executive Board to purchase
500 900 copies OF Lecscrs English version of tho
Biblc, and 10 soil the same at cost.
Tho Convention then adJonrncd until tomorrow.