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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS

PerfectIy tas:eiess, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, Regulate, purify, cleanse
OF all disorders of the stomach, Liver, bowels
Kidneys, Bladder, NervoL diseases, Head
ache constipation, Co>tiveness, indigestion.
Dy dyspepsia, Biiiiousne>s, Bilious Fever In
Examination Of the Bowels, Piles and all de-
fangements of the internal viscera. War
ranit-d To effect positive cure. Purely yege-
table containing no mercury, minerals o,
deieierious drugs.
81 observe the following symptoms result
Ing from disorders vi the digestive uxyans:
Constipation, Inward Piles uIine.s OF the
Blood In .he Head. Acidity of the stomach,
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust of Food. FuIIne,s
OF weight o. the stomach, Sour Quotations.
; mixing Oh Flutterings at The heart, CHOKING
or Suffering Sensation when in a lying pos
DIE, Dimness OF Vision, Dots or we6bs before
Inc sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency OF Penpiration, Yellowness OF the
Ska and Eyes, pain In the side, chest limbs
and Sudden bushes Of the heart, burning In
f1e flesh.
A few doses Of Railways Pills will free the
yvstem from all the abOve-named dison,er~
Price . cents per box Sold by Druggists
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AT Gordon Bros. branch store, on the cor
ner of Cherokee and Fiftn streets, was dis
r,ayed yesterday one Of the nobbiest show
cases in the city. 1t contains every variety
Of gTaclle -, and makes the store look gay.
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IT Is reported that an invitation will be ex-
tended 10 Chief Joseph and a number of his
warriors, 10 attend the la to be given by the
Improved Order of Red Men, on the evening
.,f Isfil
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WASHINGTON, December S.-Ex-Gov.
Pinchback, of Louisiana, has addressed an
open letter to Gov. Nichols, resigning his
place as L. s. Senator from that state.
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WOODEN WARE

And a great variety Of small tubs.
churuS. pine and ceGar Kama
knS, butter cubs. sugar
BUCKETS and boxes.
10 lbs White cashmere ,odp.---.I O.
10 bars OF ~avon soap ioT...... co
20 bar, Standard '' ~ 8g
- bars No. Palm - .........I o.
tIesh Butter. Esgs. end Chickens.
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SUGARS.
DRIED FRUITS.
Rest HostOu Mackcrel.
SPICES.
SYRUPS.

Prpper per pound, 800 .-...--. =
All>pice,.....-..................
Our Ground Spices are warranted
pure. we have the largest variety
ever kept in this city.
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FIRE AT LOUISVILLE.
The Flames Break Out in n whisky
House, aud a solid Flame Of the
''Ardent'' POUrs into the Ssrees.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, December s. 1880 p.
M.-Nhat threatens to be q disastrous fire.
broke out at ten minutes past ten o'clock.
tonight, in Cochran d Fulton's whisky
house. Forty-One hundred barrels OF
whisky are within the building, and il is
thought they will be burned up. Davis Il
Haden's whisky house is on one side and
Jefferson Bros, large flour house on the
other. The Cali House Is opposite, but is
in no danger. The square these houses are
on is the wealthie-t in the city.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Jefferson Davis and Iiayien's and II. W.
Barrett : houses are burning. The firrmen
90 not handle the flames with much success:
Barretts Is a wood and willowware estat-
iishment. \ solid stream oil burning whis-
Ky is pouring into the streets and thence
floating into the sewers near by.
LATER-Il:35.
The fire shows sign OF weakening. and
the principal damage will be to Cochran
X Fulton, whose los will reach $4,000,
with s215,Oo0 Insurance. The Bremaker
Moore paper warehouse is between Cochran
K Fulton, and Jeffersons houses, and their
stock Of paper will be damaged consider
able.
THE FLEE,
N all the other houses, except Cochran and |
Fulton's, has been confined to the roofs |
Davis Il Hayden and Barrett will be saved
,ut Jefferson and the Bremaker Moore Com
,any are still in danger A change in the
lead fre department took place to-day, and
many feared that it would cause much loss
o-night, but the et-chief is leading the de-
'artment and will undoubtedly succeed in
aving the rest Of the block, which was at
ne time threatened. The blocks aggregate
wealth is 100000
LATEsT-l2:20 The fire is under contro
nd we'll nigh out. At 1870 another alarm
as just sounded from distant part of the
iry and a great blaze is visible.
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ANOTHER TRAGERY.
A Family BrOil AT Cole Camp. No.
Results in a Wan By the Name Of
Tucker Being Fatally ShOt-Ba.
ker,s condition.

o.
Results ia a MAN By the Name Of
Tucker Being Fatally ShOa-Ba.
ker,s condition.
SEDALIA, No. December S-The daily
Democrat has a special from Cole Camp.
eighteen miles South of Sedalia, giving an
account OF the shooting of a Young man
named Tucker, by young man named
Letter, last night. Tucker had some
trouble with his wife, and the two agreed
to live apart. fuckers wife found an asy-
hIm with Letter, his wife and aunt, and ont
OF this the trouble arose. Letter and Tuck.
er met on Friday evening, and Tucker As
saulted Letter with a
BUTCHER KNIFE,
in the presence OF his fuckers wife. LEI
ter pulled pistol and fired one shot. when
Tucker turned to run, and Letter fired a
second time, which last shot entered Tuck
er's body just under the left shoulder blade.
passing through both lungs and breaking
the upper right rib where the ball lodged.
Tucker went across the street after being
shot, and went into the house of Mr.. Schell
where he was taken care Of Letter gave
himself up. The physicians say there is no
possible chance OF fuckers recovery.
BAKERS CONDITION.
Baker, who was shot on Thursday night
at Lamonte, by unknown parties. is living
at the point OF death. The physicians have
given him up.
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FLOUR. MEAL, AMI
RRAN.
New Canned Eruits.
YEAST POWDERS.
BASKC IS.
p CKLES

The largest assortment ever kept for
-aie i" tins city.
Farmers feed, market, laundry
Children's school, and clothes
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WASHINGTON, December s.-Gov. Nc
Canuck retires from the office OF assistant
secretary OF the treasury this afternoon,
and MIR. Hawley enters actively upon the
duties of that Office on Monday.
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8urnetts Extracts War
ranted Pure.


. money than any other house in
lion jars 81 IS White inc. Plas
-esenfed can be returned at cur exp
free Of charge.
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STARCH
White Coal o., > cents per gallon

the state Prepared Mustard at.
Ser PRS and Cement. Any good
'ense and the money Will be reiundet
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The Only Pain Remedy

chat instantly stops the most excruciating
pain, ailays inflammation, ana cures cOns.s-
lions, whether OI the lungs, stomach, bowels,
or other glands or organs, ny one application
la from one TO twenty minutes, no matter
now violent or eXcruciatIug the pain the
rheumatic, oed-rIdden, Infirm, crippled, n en-
vou>, neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease
my suffer,
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JELLIES.

Largest assortment ever kept in
the city, OF the very choicest.
Better Goods and more for III,
40 cents, hall gallons. IS cents, one z.
bought OF US not being as good As rep
Gods delivered to Fort Leavenworti
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Another Dead Body Recovered.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December S.-The
body OF Charles Chapman, pawn a-ter yeo-
man of the wrecked Huron was recoy-
cred to-day, and buried at Nag's Head.
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.ubricstinc oil. per al. &c. ..
MISCELLANEOUS
CRACKERS

The best y,ac.y ever Kept IN III
Cay
I 10 soda crackers IF p.
\ rram CrsckrTs...........-...-..... "a
,Iinscr Jumh.e>-- n
Ginger = r.acSers ......-...- ..........-zl
Jracknclls ...- -..-..-..-............ ?.
lunch Picnic Crackers .... So. 1,
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70 and Won will find the best assortment, nj
Boots and shoes, in the city, selling les than
manufacturers cost, al the Great H,ntrnr,
sale, next 10 the German Bank
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united states Circuit Court Proceed
ngs.
Swope VS.. Speer, ct al. dismissed at plain
tiffs costs.
Croker VS.. Board of County Commission
ers of Kingman county Judgment for pIaiu-
tin
Morrison VS.. D. L. Lakin and Jacob smith,:
Black vs.. d. l.. Lakin and Jacob Smith,;
dismissed as TO Smith Judgment for plaintiff
KInc,id vs.. Hamilton ct al; dismissed at
plaintiffs colts.
Bolles VS.. Board of County Commissioners
OF Dou sias county Judgment for plaintiff.
tiff.
Doggett, Bassett 4 Hill VS.. Waite dismiss
Moore VS.. Osborn ct al; submitted.
Wells vs.. McCIacken; sale confirmed re-
port of receiver AZ proved.
LaVenture vs. smith ct al: still on trial.
important questions as TO tax title were ar
gued at lengih h.
A number of cases continued.-7opeka Com
rneaueIih.
Within the Reach Of All.
BY the labor and ingenuity OF DIR, Price, We
have now before us the sweetest and most
dors that has ever been our good
fortune to smell. His Floral Riches SURPRISES
In fiowery and grateful perfume and Cologne
Or toilet water We have ever seen, while his
Alista Bouquet and Hyaeinth are really cap
tivating. We cannot see how any lady-s
toilet can be- compete without DIR. Prices
rich and delicate perfume. ItdSw
Real Estate.
The following Transfers were recorded in
he Office of Register of Deeds, yesterday:
W. Hoffman and wife 10 James Lam
sing and wife, the east sUacr.s of the
southeast of section -, tow uship
~ range S--------------..--... .... 40 |
Phineas Adams ct al. TO Benson Seryiss
the south West Of the northwest
q OF section n, township L, range
---. 10 |
1 nthony Scnmitz 10 Their STA scLmitz
lots IL and II, block 81, Western sub
division OF Leaven worih 40 |
]. W. Wheeler aad wife TO Tho> Gurus |
lots 81 and is, block Z, in Norton
Williams and Thomas addition TO
Leavenworth 1890 -..-.---. ....--... los |
George Borden and wife To Daniel Me-
Column, the southwest =. of The
n, northeast or section 2, township
n. range, 400 /
Alice A. Spalding TO Frederick Spald-
ing. lots I, and 3, block s in James IL
Davis addition TO Leaven worth - 100
Total. ss5s5
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COFFEE.
GROUND COFFEE.

AZ RS very best Rio Coffee, 100
81 3" best y G. Java. 100
az " Mocha Coffee 100
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READ FALSE AND TRUE.

SEND q letter stamp TO Railway a Co. Nh a,
Warren corner hurch street, New York"
ln1osmataoo vogsAS3hoa3 Ands win be cen
- 0aylly
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., December S.-The
treasury now holds S345, "a, $50 in Uni,ed
States bonds 10 secure national bank circu-
lation, and Sl4,3l3,0OO to secure public de-
posits Of United States bonds deposited to
secure circulation for the week ending to-
day, S344, 600; amount withdrawn, 81 600:
national bank circulation and outstanding
currency notes, Ssl9,692,374; gold notes.
81, 81 ,2O2 national bank notes received
for redemption for the week ending today.
- compared with The corresponding week
last ysas. 1876 $4,000; 1877, S,754-
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rEoN the amount of bad market slufr sold
on The streets Of Saturday night, the idea
occurs that the people should hire and nav
competent inspector.
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A Strange, Esq, Luxembourg, Va, writes.
l use d.. Bulls Cough syrup regularly for .
tickiin. cough e night 1t dives me- A,.,
ana pon me 70 saeep. IL u mach ~ ~
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STERN a BROS. store is crowded as usua
win a stock OF millinery and fancy goods for
the winter trade, and was yesierday. the
busiest place in the city.
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z. z. z.
aadws. S aead, Relief
GU .ES THE WoEsC Pairs
Tin from One to Twenty Minutes.
No ONE HOUR

Alter reading this advertisement need any
one suffer with pain. Rad ,y'> Ready Relief
Is cure Tor every pain. Ii was the iiTsI and is
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HALLS big omnibus will make one trip To-
day. deaving its usual stopping places at half
past two) for Chief Joseph's c.mn- r,, E.,
Leavenworth "" run
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communicated
Acknowledgement John r. Law.

SOhh dItf
Since the death Of our late and profoundly
lamentcd Attorney-Gen the writer has
often heard mentioned the name OF Judge
John L. Lay Us a gentleman eminently quail
fed TO be his successor.
70 remarkably strong natural endow-
ments Judge Lay unites Il thorough classical
and legal education.
Possessing kind and benevolent dispo-
sition, polished address, and great cor
diality OF manner, he attracts and endears
to him all with whom he becomes intimately
associated.
Aslawyer and Judge for twenty-five years,
he became distinguished for his extensive
and accurate legal knowledge, for fine rea-
soning powers, for q remarkable felicity OF
expression, and for his unimpeached III
tegrity Of character.
Superadded to all these natural and ac-
uuired gifts and qualifications, there are but
few gentlemen in the State who have a more
extensive personal acquaintance with the
bar and with the intelligent, educated masses
generally and it may be safely predicated
that the nomination OF no gentleman for
the important and responsible position in
question could afford more general satisfac-
ton.
His brilliant speech in the late great Con-
vention has established for him reputation
for oratory and for reasoning powers that
but few men can boast, and would add to
the satisfaction with which his nomination
would be received.
In the late war lie was distinguished Us a
brave and gallant soldier, and attained to
the rank OF colonel OF cavalry.
Judge Lay is iu the prime and freshness
OF vigorous manhood, and in the enjoy
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ducc for at least eighteen months. sucii
legislation will scarcely command the coilll-
dcncc or goodwill oil land-holdcrs ana Ia
bore1s.
believe that this legislation, 80 injurious
and offcssive to the farming and industrial
classes, is due in great measure to the ma
terial OF which the Legislatures ana puDllc
bodies arc composed, TO the exclusion OF
the representatives OF the farming interests,
and the employment OF professional, mill
tary, and men engaged il manipulating
concentrated capital in the legislation and
management Of public affairs. For these
reasons, fully sympathizng with my fellow
citizens in their dissatisfaction with the
past and present condition of the people,
have resolved, at my advanced age. to aban-
don my retirement on their call, and to aid,
30 far as | can, in giving the control
OF our local affairs to the class OF
men who have been most injured by
bad legislation and official incompetency
and who have been practically excluded
from public positions.
am in favor OF exercising all the power
the State possesses or can acquire 10 con-
troll or influence the tolls on the public
highways within its limits; OF making a
prompt and thorough examination OF the
resources Of the State, and OF adjusting tDc
debt with reference to those resources; OF
adopting Il rigid system OF economy ana
rctrcnchment, and OF using the most ell
clcnt means to relieve the people OF tue
burdens imposed on them by the muitipil'
cation OF offices; and, above all, OF selecting
men best qualified and most deeply inter
cStcd in the public welfare to fill all public
offices. LEWIS T.. 1iAl:NlE.
.lmciia county, Va. August IS, 1871
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Our T'other Neighbol'.

Another American vessel has been fired
into by Il Spanish cruiser. The thing has be
come ridculously common. CoBBETT, while
publishing paper in New York, was so ire
prcssibIy satirical that he offended many
persons Challenges came to him very
rapidly, and inc proclaimed that he had not
time to attend to them. At last bellicosc
complainant. little more urgent than
Others. demanded immediate attention.
CoBBE1T replied that as man OF honor
his adversary had no right to step in be-
tween him and another adversary who had
claim to precedence. Now, said he, have
fifteen challenges on file, and | must take
them in order. shall be happy to attend to
YOURS in due time. This blutfed the excited
gentleman and put OIL the duel. Mr.
EvARrs will soon have rs many cases OF out
rage from the Spanish men-of-war OH file as
CoBBETT had OF challenges. But certainly
demands for satisfaction for these outrages
being all against the same individual nation
they are not subject to postponement by
any rule Of etiquette. 1t to be hoped tina,
Mr.. EvARTs will settle the batch he has in
hand at present. Spain may lind 1t out Of
her power to meet the demand with six
months accumulation il the outrages null
tiply as they have done.
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DEATHS.

Died. Sunday night. August 18th, ut fifteen IN,
utcs before II O'Clock, Mrs. MARY /. hkEa.,,,
HOW. wife Of Samuel c. Gregnho'T, fs4'' 'e"i
Ter funeral took place from 81. James church
yesterday tsIondayj evening ut . O'CLOCK.
Died Monaay Angazs 2o, s 1T os" T,, a.
Ills funeral viii take place THIS MORNISG At 10
o'clock from his late residence. No luo WI Ean
shall street. Friends aud ac1uantances VI ~. ''''
iiy are Invited TO attend without further notice.
r,.d an tho morning of the 18th instant. ut the
residence of her husband. in Charles City county
Tn,' Mrs.. y MAHY EMMA FLEECE. In the thirty
fourth year or her age.
Died, on the 18th Of ADJUST. lS77M naniPaIt
RANDOLPH CARTER. sou OF j.. H. ;n. VI. ';
Carter Of Ienrico county; aged Twelve moli'hS u""
twelve days.
Rest little RANDOLPH, In Jcsns's arms.
Thou art secure from NIL the storms
Which round this sinful world are spi"ad
Now. dear parents, dry your tears
For RASDoLrH has gone before.
To that inheritance divine
And bright in endless glory shines.
Died. at -: =. ~. Monday August goth. Dir.
lis funeral win take place from hi. late resi-
dcncc. No. 1908 Broad street, at O'Clock T. VI.
pIiila,lclphiu. Alexandria. AMI Lou4orn county
papers please copy.
Died. OH the 9th of August. 1877. WALTER
EAGBY. aged twenty -onr ears only OF James
and Mily Bagby.
Ills bcrcaycd parents hav" the consolation in this
their hour of aiilicon that he was prepared 10 NEE"
his Maker He wss Il hutitul ION AMI consistent
Christian. ald faithful in ll his relations In He. ;,
His funeral will take place THIS tTucsdiyl Ar
TERNOON ut 3 o'clock from the First African
church. Friends of the family are invited 10 AZ
tcaH
nird. August 20. 1877. ut his fathers residence,
I'm Fulton nj O'Clock p NJ. al typhoid pu"'inoiiI3.
JAMES o.. eldest sob ~ James II. and Elizabeth a.
Tvrec: aged seventeen wears and five months:
The funeral will take place from Fulton BaptI.t
church TO-DAY TUESDAY AT o'clock L. NJ Friends
and acquantances are invited I" attend
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Peace or War ?

The WING says:
..Tbc Dispatch exhibits newborn in
torcst in the South Side, and would perhaps
like TO choose an nnreprescntatlFc man
from that section as Attorncy-Generai. we
honc the committee, il it assumes tue re-
snonsibiitv of acting. will not consider
the ,DisDGtch as the organ OF SoutnSldc
sentiment. II so, we should he sure TO
have Lamb. or Prctlow, or Goodwin,
or some other minority aspirant shutting
about in the shoes Of the great man lately
departed.
Thus the leading MALONE organ declares
war upon all men who declined to support
its idol for Governor. LAMB, pEETLoW, and
GopwlN, distinguished Conservative lead
crs. and far superior TO MAHoNE-tw" or
them were delegates TO the st. Louis Demo
cratic National Convcntion-arc 10 be Wills
tied down the wind because they preferred
HoJllnAY. or DANIEL. or TMIAFEEIiO, or
LEE. to MALONE. We have expressed IL
preference for no man for Attorncy-Gcne-
raj. But our "ncw-horn interest in the
South Side" can't compare with the "new-
horn interest" in the north side manifested
by the MALONE organ. Is 1t TO be peace or
war. Is the MALONE brigade TO be called
into the action whenever Il candidate Is 10 ne
nominated. Is every TALlAFERRo, li"iLl-
DAY, DANIEL, and LEE man to be put down
The Uhig's reference to McS>rS. LAME.
GoDwIx, and PRETLow is the more mex
cusablc. for the reason that only one OF
them is Il lawyer.
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Secretary Sherman on Finance.

We publish this morning an extract from
Mr.. SHERMAN's Ohio speecli-that part re-
lating to finance and resumption. His ideas
seem to be very proper, and if he is success
full in carrying them out we shall undoubt-
edly have in the United States most supc-
rior currency, which will be great bless
ing. In the outset he clearly explains the
relations between paper and the specie basis
upon which it rests. No civilized and COM
mercial people can dispense with the paper
representative OF value, and he shows that
in order to make that representative
entirely satisfactory it must be made
conveniently and at all times convert
lille into the coin which it represents.
II MIR. SHERMAN Is borne out fully in his
expectations we shall have in the Union the
best paper medium we ever had, and one
that will have nc superior in any land. 1t
will have double guarantee, being based
upon the national credit and also coin. The
Federal Government is guarantor for the
note-holder for all the paper money issued
by the banks, and it will give further as
ooA0htO W euS opCSiS D"oio tupo
is requisite to meet any demand that may
arise for redemption OF bank notes.
In speaking OF the metallic basis for the
paper circulation, Mr.. SHERMAN names sill
yer along with gold. He therefore does
not think Of excluding silver from associa-
ton with gold in the specie basis OF the pa
per medium Of the land.
The large amount OF national bonds re-
Gently sold greatly strengthens the Gov
eminent, and the advantages OF good crops,
national quiet, and the consequent recovery
from state OF distrust and apprehension
with regard to the future, make the prospect
Tor resumption at the early day named in the
law greatly better A good sign is the low
price OF gold, notwithstanding that the
government continues to slur It's own paper
by requiring the payment Of duties on I'M
ports in gold. Ii this distinction, Getri.
mental to Its own paper, were moi observed,