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

WASHINGTON, December 6.-The execG-
tive session OF the Senate TO day, was main
ly devoted TO a long discussion of the re-
quirements and the effect Of the tenure OF
office act IL had its origin in criticism
made upon the phraseology of certain re-
n limitations Of the President appointed
under that act whose cases were pending at
the adjournment of the extra session. In
REVIEWING THESE NOMINATIONS
the President has not referred to the origin
al suspensions, but has merely stated, in
effect, ihat they are made in lieu Of the
respective nominations heretofore transmit
ted to the Senate, but not acted upon by
that body. For instance, the nomination
oi Alex Reed to be postmaster at Toledo,
which was laid before the Senate, to-day,
PROPOSES HIS APPOINTMENT
TO that Office for the regular term of four
years, in place of himself, being the person
nominated to the extra session instead OF in
the place OF Downing, suspended. The
opinion of the Senate was practically unan-
inous that such nomination was not in
accordance with the usage or requirements
OF law.
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Raicin. the Liquor Dealers.

NEwIoRK, December 6.-ln compliance
with special order issued from the office
OF police On June Sth, but which has moi
been observed, general raid has been made
tonight, on the liquor dealers violating it
and between 200 and 800 arrests were made
Piatoons OF police were sent out, attired in
citizens dress, and so full were the station
houses that homeless men and women were
turned out to make room for the arrested
liuuOr dealers.
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neck,e,. Waste os Lightning.

l~ita'-t-'
Henry :. Sanford telegraphs from Paris
10 the New York i,lbuae that the charges
against him are ''meniacious calumnies."
Think OF burdening the cable with so super
abundant Il phrase a. "mendacious calum-
MES" when the word lies would have been
right 10 the point.
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Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, December Ga Demo-
cratic caucus Of Senators this morning as
signed Mr.. VOORHEES, 10 the finance commit
tee; Mr.. Jones, of Florida, to the commit
tee OF naval affairs Mr. butler, to the COM
nittee on military atfairs; Mr. Harris. Of
the District Of Columbia, and Mr. Mcdonald.
to the committee on Indian affairs, with
the understanding 'hat he viii give way to
Eustis, should ihela.ter be seated.
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This Is 'Il the ToundS: ''fh" corn husks are
thin, indic,l .Dg a mild winter: tIIt. woods are
fun oi IA ~, an unmi~tabie gh of a long,
hard wini,-r Ihr sgurrsls are idle and list
less, mild winter: thu coos d ne i>white and
gray. mid aud hard winter: the woodchuck
stays ont, hard winter. IL il only "A
question pt Z nI. when thu - m of weather
demonstrations vi become one OF the exact
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

WASHINGTON. D, C., December Judge
MoArIhur, to-day, granted the motion Tor 4
New trial IN the case u ex-Assis,ani Score
rotary Of the Treasury Sawyer, and, ex-
Commissioners Of Customs Haiaes and
I;r.ok-, some weeks ago convicted of a con
spi-acy 20 def-tud the Government. The
defendants were released wish the Hn,Ier-
standing that they give bail on Monday
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Tn. Demon at Dyspepsia Exercised.

The demon oi dyIpepsia has been expelled
In rhpuSa-d~ OF IA ,u~,.iIoid~ by In. Use of Br.
Prizes Cl-.In Baking Powd r, and IN I'M
ta,o-I ;, -gnrmarc reduced and broken 20 the
harness 81 quiet >.crp. To r. would b. no
restless nights. no low spirits. no srumbling
dy-D.stf-z II ali tie articles 81 our 20 'd were
-, Wit,3rn~p-n... "A ItFttlOI> AMI ,i-y Of ,iists-
fipn a. tH fs4. IA .ie wan Dr. P-.cc's Cream
Bl1lAs Psg der Hda|
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school teacher named Narney, was arrested
anl lodged in Jail Tuesday ON a charge of
drunkenness, and last night the Jail was set
on fire and Narney was burned To death.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

WASHINGTON. ID. c., December 6.-The
President mas renominated the New York
Custom House officers who fell by reason
of the expiration OF the extra Session oil
longresS
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Cisy Csascil.

The inst regular meeting of the City Coun
ell tor the month OF December, WAS held las
might az the Court House, with Mayor Umme
thun in The chair. The couucilmen presen,
wesr Messrs. Przyb.owicz, sm tn, Fem, Krez
dorm. o'Brien and Sargent
Alter ihs resaing of the minutes, severn,
petitions iOr liquor license were read. referred
% the proper committees, and aflerwasd grant.
ed.
Mr.. n. scheidt, wac had been arrsstea n,
che iusiiYsttion Of COUNCILMAN smith d, cans.
IT "A di,iuroance IN Mr.. Smiths office and va,
Qned $40 in the 20 ice court for1irunkeunesr
npd disturbances 81 the peace, madc throuai
has attorney, Col. VIM. q. Matthias. apnl,c.
tion 70 have his ane refunded ~ the nrrr 81
he alleged, Was made because b.. eot mad =,
Aar. smith for the reason that the latter vouIs
Dot not give mp certain insurance rnr,er,
Whscu belonged 10 him.
rhemaxtef AS. after some warm dIsrux
u1on, ~ the ugxes: Ion Of Rue Mayur- rrS.srr,sI
~ the CITY Mar.saxi, and via be reporsr.ibscs
- tho Dux1 meseang. :
- - boeAnos osDo0vna. -
- - DnnonD - ~ NnonfnI
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Berry Quinn Falls From q Trasa ai
Bolcioss. and . Seriously Bnjured

Berry Quinn Falls From q Trat0 Ri
Boicioss. and ~ Seriously Bnju red.
On Monday evening Mr. Jerry Quinn, who
has been acting for snort time as brakeman
ON the Kansas city, ST Joseph a Council
Bluffs railroad, met with an accident at Boic-
low which is likely to prove fatal. The par
ticulars received are very meagre, but IL seem-
that Mr.. Quinn was standing on top OF box
car, when the train gave a sudden start. He
slipped and fell nom the Car 10 the
ground below, injuring himself very badly in
the back and bruising various parts of his
body The unfortunate man MAS taken TO a
hotel and made comfortable possible
lesteruay morning Mr.. DUFF Green, Of the
nrn OF DAVIS Green, received telegram
thaf Quinn Was badly hurl, and in the after
noon another, stating that ne WAS dying
since which time nothing definite has been
learned OF his condition Dr. Srnlth. physi-
clan OF the road, went up last evening 10 at
tend him, and viii probably be back TINS
morning.
Mr.. Quinn Was Formerly = t@leyraph oprra
tor here, ard was very popular wIti, all win
whom he came in contact. He went out On
the road rs a brakeman with The under stand
ing thai soon as lac had learned he rupt.,
he should De given change OF a train as con
ductor.-S1 JosezSh 6asefte.
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VIENNA. December "a Belgrade dis
patch denies that the Servian preparations
have been checked A mobilization of the
militia for the Timak, Maravia and Javar
corps was ordered to-day. 1t is announced
that these commands will be distributed
among eight of the Russian staff and thirty
two other Russian officers. Twenty former
Russian officers will enter the Servian ser
vice.
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jealousy the Cause

DEADwOOD, ID. T., December ct is
stated this evening that about s o'clock
Samuel Curley shot and killed his wife and
then shot and killed himself with the same
pistol. Jealousy was the cause.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

lS4eNelinu hcIdldI
Senator David Davis stands by the
Democratic Senators now as If he was
always one of them. Senators Booth and
Christiancy keep on the Republican side
with equal persistency. The independent
party oi three has gone where the wood
bine twineth.
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Found Dead.

New YORK, December 6.-Francis Capt.
att, a reputed wealthy importer, and a
member oil the Union League Club, was
found dead in bed, with his face in a pan
containing chloroiorm. Whether his death
was an accident or designed is not known.
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san.c she Murderer. teeciis-c.

GALESBUEG, December 5.-Rande has
nos been fully identified as Charles Scott.
of Fairfield, Iowa. His brother, Roy :
Scut,. arrived from Fairfield. to-day, recog-
niz ii his brother Charles and will bear the
ex, ~DSc OF his Trial
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Tying the Gaze.

WASHINGTON. December 6-The Su-
preme Court, to-day, took mp the case Of
McGarashan against the new idria Mining
company.
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Failed.

MONTREAL, December CIV. NJ. Angus
president Of the Canada Paper Company
has failed, with liabilities OF about $40
900. The suspension was caused by specu
lation in railways and will not affect tn,
Paper Company. His assets are reported
to show a surplus over his Liabilities.
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En the Wrong sgouse.

4 man VITO gave his uamr :. r. Russell,
.-aiI. Il al I'm TInFs ofiic' Last evening, and
Insisted thai i,,. had l,1t walls. in the Office
,,u.lu. tn. morning. After di'igent --arch
n, ,,,ti.- spn.d D.. found, and when the
-..ar.i...r roIn.. To- think, Ia found taat he
frn,vint-i hi lnSeiI IA the Planters House. He
WAS drunk.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December 6.-The
Senate has confirmed the nomination OF
]. Il. Howley, oil Illinois, as assisian
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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every point strong. in his own fccsslta- way
which wins with az appreeiaiiVr 'iuliehr' ?.
Edwin Clifford as d. Msupratg y a. Ialf. anu
MS frequently aptiaudesi. Miss LIZ e
Flstener as Julie De Io.jeInaT, vas excel
lent and her styis was admired b. AL Inc
general make up'' in the play was the best
We have seen for some time
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

MEMPHIS, December e. The diaing
70, Oh and work ho;Ist. Oh Presidents Island,
" miles below this city, were entirely de-
str we'd By IRE To- dav. los about $1,000 ;
mo insurance. The property belonged To- the
estlte of General Forest d,cvased
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

Patrick Lounigan, visiting a house OF ILL
FAM: fined SO.
Claude ~ Bar, Lena Clark and Laura Will
Iiutns. inmates OF "A nous. of Ill-faInc; fined
so each.
Iolal collections, 80.
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VERSAILLES, December 6.-The expect.
ed debate in the Chamber Of Deputies, to-
day, ON the question Of proceeding with
the budget, has not occurred. The sittings
Of both houses are unimportant.
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Killed.

SOUTH BERWICK, Maine, December g.
John III. Burleigh, ey-member OF congress
from the first district and ex-president of
the South Berwick National Bank, was
killed, last night, by his horse shying off
bri lse over Salmon Fall river.
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The GcOryin Snsr.

ATLANTA, December 6.-Fur,her returns,
to-day, indicate Atlanta As the capital by
10000 majority. The new Constitution Is
adopted by nearly the same vote The
homestead law OF 1877 is adopted by a
SIN al majority
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A JUST DECISION.

Judge TcAlii>fer scvcrses n Decis-
len " Incl, SnIaxfuiIy Cast ~ WO.
man IE;O Prison.
CHICAGO, December 6.-Judge McAllis-
ter, in the criminal court of Cook county,
rendered the decision, this morning, in the
case of an application for a writ OF habeas
corpus for woman committed to the Bride
we'll by city judge for vagrancy, under an
act passed by the last State Legislature, and
he declared that the act was unconstitution
al and atrocious 10 the last degree, in that
it denies 10 a person the right OF jury trial,
guaranteed by our state constitution. He
said that the act was made during an undue
excitement over the tramp nuisance, and
that he would consider that he had done a
good deed ii he succeeded in giving it its
death blow.
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left fer Home.


WASHINGTON, December 6.-Ex-Gover-
nor Packard left tonight, call,d to New
Orleans by the illness OF one of his family.
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Broke yI,rougb ,bc Ice.

DEADwooD, D. T., December 6-Passen-
gers arriving on to-day's Bismarck coach,
report that while crossing the Missouri
river the coach horses broke through the
ice, and the four horses were brownies, but the
driver and passengers escaped
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telegraphs as follows: '"The snow around
Erzeroum isthree feet deep. The Russians
have posted their corps ofobservation on the
Deye Bayun, and quartered the remainder
Of their troops in the adjacent Villages"
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HoRe's q Man ~ no Ought 20 -
kcraseheA viii u Club.
lSt. Louis Journal, ID

Oh, give us winter. glorious winter. when
the pure white snow NANTES the earth,
and the winds blow doloroualy without, and
: nan can ssasd in front Of . glowing
eunnrHgu - scss1eA hinsslf vitk hai9
- 49, ohebhs4
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New NoRH, December 6.-rhe London
association has advised and the syndicate
proposes a subscription for ten million dol
lars OF four Der cent. bonds.
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Good Time On Hand.

a parry consisting OF about t"eht'-n'e
Krigals PytIias wall go up - Atchi>oh thls
evening from here 10 re-estab,i>h an Ola lodee
there. Quiie "A large number Of knights rom
E.ns4s CIV and 81 Joseph viii Participate
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COSsrANTINOPLE, December Ga Tur-
kish division from Osman Bazaar, under
Saleh Pasha, yesterday, occupied Kesava,
after some cannonading. Six battalions of
Russians, fearing isolation, are retreating
from there to Tirnova.
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The .fissis.ipui Jefste~.

PoRr EADs, December "a survey Of
the Jetty Channel, made to-day, shows a
tweney-two feet channel, with the least
width of one hundred and twenty feet
through to depth of water with twenty
two and a half feet through the middle Of
n
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viii give roice Of the 9ripc;rai and accrued
interest o. the bonds designated. ald wi. be
paid az the treasury al ~ Washington on or
after the 9th OF March, 1875, and that in
terest will cease on that day.
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Can the Sane Nal.ies be- Sent n
AxAlm
lC.ncinnati Gaz..t:e, Dec. A.

The question now Ii, can the President
send in again To the Senate persons previous
Is appointed to super-ed- officers VII, ..
terms had not expired, in which Cases the
Senate took no action? There are great
many in this category.
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Coc. infe N,inn,arY ,innii..,or.
rnne,a, OF Com manser ryau.

Troy, New York, December 6.-Tbe Ns-
.ioaal Exchange Bank. capital stock, Slt0,-
sOJ, has gone into Voluntary liquidation.
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Change ol Position.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December 6.-Mr
Blaine has relinquished the chairmauship
of the civil. service and retrenchment COM
nirte~ in favor of Mr.. Teller, and has taken
the craftsmanship OF the committee on
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MONTREAL, December g. Wood & Co.,
failed to-day for $4,000 due bankers
here. The Consolidated Bank fell three
per cent, yesterday. and the Bank Of Mon
treai, two per cent
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LONDON, December 6.-1he steamer
"Mizpah," from Seville for Leith, collided
yesterday, with an unknown vessel off Bea-
chy head, and both vessels were sunk. 81
far, only one man is known to be saved.
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n r,rnrr, . rs-.encc Of 10 res-r

-. rtcorG E-seHcp Of Life restores
ma hood and the VissOr Of youth 70 the NEST
she tered constitution in -four weeks. rom
Eh itevsT csuSe arising. Failure IMPOSSIBLE.
b. ars Of advert scrS who offer so-Calel free
pc criP-iOI that are useless and finally
pr x IUinous'y expensive. Whatever has
mr-it must cost a fair price. IS per c;ise
Sent by express anywhere. sole Agent, l'r.
j JACQUES, University Place. New
lC.S. Druggists supplied.
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Rapid Transit.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Decembr 6.-The
Executive Committee of the National
Board OF Steam Navigation held meeting
in this city to-day, TO take measures in ur-
cling favorable action, by Congress, upon
the steamboat bill.
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B0tlding Fell.

ST. JONI, y. b., December Ga build
ing in course of erection in Prince William
street, fell and eight men are supposed to be
crushed to death
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INIcnN1uI : IAIloN.I iItTaII-I
WFO knows bun Tom Ewing. or some
other ohioan, may be the nexI President Of
this country.
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a Destructive Fire Raging in Penn.
sY1Va0ia.

PTTsBrEG. December ga special from
Miilerstown, Boiler county, says: "a fire
broke out tonight, abouts half past one
O'Clock and destroyed two blocks in the
business center Of the town. A book house,
large hotel, c. Doldwigers drug store,
Faust's clothing store and Frederick's dry
goods store are burned, and the fire Is
spreading rapidly. No estimate Of the los
has been made, yet, but the property al
ready destroyed reaches thousands Of dol
lars. Al one o'clock a. m. the fire 10 spread
ing, and Efforts are being made 70 stop it BY
tearing down buildings"
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GR. w. L. MURDOCH, who was here with
the Clifford Company, is a brother TO another
OF the theatrical profession vino, as our read
ers Will remember, pefished in the EEookiyn
lTt, some time ago.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NOTES Fn0M WASHINGTON.
The Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash
Assigned 10 the Senate Com
miiiee on Finance SEN
ate Nominations.
Numerous Other "Mellow" Crumbs
as Picked Up a: Headquarters.
SENATOR PATrEtsSOy \.
Judge Humphreys Denies the Right
Wi the Courts of SOush Carolina 40

WASHINGTON, December 5-Jrdge Hum
phreys has delivered his opinion on the ha-
heas corpus case of Senator Patterson lie
denies The power sf South Carolina to va
cate Senator patterson's commission, which
must continue until constilutiOnaliy re-
voked in Pursuance Of organic authority.
1t could not be said tina, Senator Patterson
WAS fugitive from justice, as he was here
in the discharge of official duties like all
other members of Congress, and besides he
had acted in the capacity OF 5 na,or years
before the
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Sailed for the Mediterranean.


VIENNA, December Ga part of the
Russian Baltic fleet has sailed for the Med
iteTranean.
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MEDICAL.
pprsnRIpT,cNr FEE

f~-1s THE SPEEDY CURE. OF Sen,-
Z .I.l Weakness, Lost Manhood and all
disorders brought ON by indi~crction or ex-
c. Any druggist has the ingredients. Adj
DIS DE- JAG e Z CO, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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PRESENT INDICTMENT

WAS brought against him in the South Caro-
lima court. The Judge concluded his opin-
ion Us follows: Il think anu bound to
take judicial cognizance that party
organization is one thing, and faction to
destroy, another. Most cruel tyrany would
be the application OF civil forms Of the law
To the dominance and triumph Of the pas
si0nS OF L faction and cannot reconcile it
to my sense oi d"ty to give aid in
PLACING MANCLEs AND HANDcUFFs
around and about the Individual citizen
Tor the purpose oil surrendering him, bound,
into the hands OF those who may not be dis
passionate enough 10 vindicate the true
right Of an Individual, or To those who
might be led by impass;oEed appeals to
condition of mind that could not resist.
The Zeal Tor a correction OF wrong has often
lei to u conviction Of the innocent Let
the man be romanded to the body OF
which ne Is Il member. That body is
legally, constitutionaily, morally and intel
iectualiy cdpacilated 10 dispose OF the ques-
lion involved, and to condemn or acquit
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ONLY two cases appeared before the police
court yesterday morning. One was case
wher, the regular license was paid by a keep
or of a bo,,s.. Of i'll fame and the other was n
"vsg' who was held over until fhis morning.
EXAMINE the advertisement of Mr.. J. Ster-
ling, jeweIer in another column. bis stock
Of watches, jewelry and handsome goods suit
able for Christmas presents are unsurpassed
IL prices Low and the goods just as repre-
OMAN whose name was not given was re-
LEASED from the calaboose yesterday morning,
after having been ''taken care Of over night,
on account of being afflicted with something
like epilepsy. He fell IN "A iii near the FIRST
National Bank, Wedn' sday afternoon, ana
was taken TO the station By officer ferkes-
PERFECT honesty goes hand i'm hand with
excellence and Success If you don't
believe ii weigh can OF Dooleys
Yeast Powder and try { in your kitchen.
You get full weight, and ind little more than
one-half as compared with Others, suffice the
purpos- of maxi ing tn. most delicious bre- d,
biscuit, cake, pastry etc.
ssSafe..,
From private advices we learn that Judge
Dillon decided yesterday in Topeka that the
wriis OF mandamus looked Tor IN consequence
of the recent bond suit, against the county
and city, would depend on the t-vying or
not of the tax next August.
An Original Letter.
Yesterday VI Theodore Esersdorf received
a letter enclosed in envelope, the outside
OF which bore the following:
"Mr Tht,low Agodw,
the DrudS,S, cor of and Shawne st
LeyenwoTth Canes
The letter within read as follows:
..Os<aloosa. Iowa, Dec. 1, III, 80. M the'do
Agod-ws Pleas send Ne bottle Of young
Amarken Linemint send il Collector on De-
liver Co: ID & Pleas send IL as soon a. you get
tnis to Andrew Robson that ulster TO Pht-r IN
your Du.es sioaer n tell Gil towel howdie for
M. x Pleas let IN. know the News in OLD lew
enworth and with send my BET regards d.
rect your Letter Androw robson
Oskaioosa Iowa
Mahalxie CountIe."