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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
No GO.
A State senator From Bourbon COun.
" the vsclilM Of a Joke in the Police

A State senator From bourbon COun.
" the Vscailm Of q Joke in the Police
Court.
Yesterday morning, during the trial in the
police court of James X. Thompson for a
breach of the peace, a large, portly and fine
looking man entered the court room with his
silk hat on one side of his head, ana choice
cigar in his mouih. He slowly removed his
hat, and, with "A benign expression, surveyed
the audience, forgetting at the same time to
take his cigar out of his mouth longer than
TO let the smoke escape in higir vol
umes from his lips. He was gently
tapped on the arm by officer Robinson and
reminded thai he was vocation n rule by
smok ing. A cold look was all The answer he
returned as the officer WAS not in full uniform
and consequently not recogniz-d. Presently
the peice judge who had noticed the proceed
ing called oui IN his austere way ''come inside
the rai.sng SIR" somewhat confused our
friend, who WAS no less personage than Sem
ator Griffin of Bourbon county and foreman
10 zee WHO was meant by the order II mean
you sir" called out the Judge pointing to-
ward MIN; s,cspme inside sir! you have vio
lat. 4 RUE Of the court and are liable to a fine
OF five dollars ior smoking in the court room.
Com In sri"
The gentleman, who was OF course inno-
cent of any intent to do wrong, stepped in
side t-se Ia.,ilg, and at the peremptoTy order
from the Judge was compelled TO take a seat
on tie criminal bench among the row who
sere there for trial and await iurfher orders.
As be had some friends In the room however,
and he was shortly relieved from his unen-
viab,e position and permitted finally, to re-
trc. He thinSs Leavenworth police court one
of the best places in the country To try pris-
oners in, hut not worth "A cent as a place To
enjoy good cigar.
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Publication Notice.
vu1HE NATIIUsHEK PIANO MAMIE,

IUNHE MATHUSHEK PIANO MANUFAC-
u TURING COMPANY, of New Haven, Con-
necticut, in the State of Connecticut resident,
will take notice that Carl Hoffman, of the city
and county of Leavenworth, in the State OF
Kansas, did on the Fourth day Of September
A. ID. lST7, file his petition in the District
Court of the First Judicial District within and
for the county of Leavenworth, Kansas,
against the said Methushek Manufacturing
Company, Of New Haven, Connecticut, de-
fendant, setting forth an agreement for the
tiff with warranty that such instruments
should not fail In any part or particular for
period OF fve years, and assigning IA breach of
such warranty; and further an injury to
p aintih's business thereby, to damage of
plaintiff S3,21j, and the said Methusbek Manu-
featuring Company Is notified that il is
quired tOappear and answer said petition on
or before the 10th day of November, A d.
ISL, or the petition will be taken as true and
judgement VIII be rendered accordingly, for
the amount of damages sustained, and for the
sale of the following described property OF the
said defendant, TO wit: Three (3) notes sign
ed by j. q. Irwin for 'J00i each one ~ note
by q. Irwin for S15,j1 one () note by Hem
ry Thomas for Sl5; one ~ note by Mrs. L. III.
for so . one ID note by Matilda Heaih for
so; one ~ note by Mrs l.. A. Dunskin for
SO; one U) note by Robert X. McCuliOn for
so, and two ~ notes by l.. p. Bidgood for ~
each or for the application Of the procee eds OF
the sale of such notes, If sold or collected by
order of the court before judgment, in pay
ment OF such judgment, or much of the
same as may be necessary.
Dated L.ayenwOrth, Kansas. September
9th, A. ID. 1877.
TAYLOR GILPArRICK,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. sep21w3
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25

The matter of the arrest Of George Simmons,
for .pe eidling" cigars in Topeka, by Deputy
z. S. Marshal Vanderpool, is not only farce,
officially, but shows that the officer was
more intent on collecting fees than he was in
discharging his duties as a United States Off
Ger. There is no kind of sense in trying TO
saddle the blame on the United States Attor-
ney for the mistake. The U. $. officersnOtified
him of the violation OF the law, and, he, as
In every other case, caused the investigation
which proved a fruitlcSs one, and rrfi cted, If
we may judge from Judge Fosters charge TO
ficer who made the arrest. Jud e Foster
said the arrest should never have be N ade,
and that the ease should never have been
brought before the grand jury.
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To Lhe people ofLearea,rOrfh =:

~ "c eOptc " Atttt"u"".
The P,I0iic Press, at the dictation Of the
Ring entrusted with the sole duty OF making
their particular "Pet" the Sheriff of this
county, has taken npon itself the pleasing
task of abusing me because l happen to be
an Independent candidate. 1t is very evi-
dent from the language of the articles pro-
duced in the columns OF that paper, that
have stepped upon somebody's toes, and
hence the paper ''squeaIs." 1 am accused of
running in the interest of Mr.. l.. Il. lowe,
and accepting a bribe from him of a thou
sand dollars, &C., &c. desire 10 say, en-
phaticaily, once for all, that have not re-
ceved solitary cent from any one, what
ever, that have had nothing of!e.ed me By
any one. with the exception Of Mr.. Spalding
himself, who urged me TO accept the position
of Under Sheriff In case he was elected, and
this declined. / am running on my own
account, for myself alone, and in the interest
of no living man, but myself, and brand
their accusations 20 the contrary mis-
chievousiy and wickedly false. II my rum
ming independently does not hurt the object
for which Tie Pub ic Press Is striving SO zeal
ously, IL should not complain.
D. ]. KELLER.
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NEwYoRK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, October %.

NEW YORK, october -.
FLOUR - More doing; superfine west
ern and state, - ODdSJ 10 /; common To good,
- JGa5 - good To choice, s. SdS,i 90 !;
white wheat, extra, Sc scat 75; ST. Louis, - %
ass y.
WHEAT-Higher; fairy active; No.3, spring,
Il 26dl %; No 2, northwestern spring, 81 3lt
81 80 No. =, Chicago spring, 81 Ji6I -; No. l.
spring, Il 81; No. ,, red winter, October, 81 ii.
| H..
RNE-Sieady western, eSd7Oc.
BAgLEY-Aciive demand.
CORN - Fairly active and higher; un-
graded mixed western, tic. steam mix
ed october, 6.,1zd6Siic No. 2, November, 6l5iI
dtt}c.
OATs-Shade easier; mixed western and
state. 35d:sSc. white, 36g He.
CoFFEE-Unchanged.
SCGAR-Quiet-
DEMONSTRATING grades, quiet; Grocery
grades, steady, fair demand.
RICE-Steady and fairly active.
EGGS-F rmer western, 2ld2}c.
PoRK-Firmer; new mess, sli II.
BEEF-Quiet.
MIDDLEs - Western long clear, middles
quiet and steady at q &c.
LARD-Firmer; more active; prime steam,
IS 65US 30
BUTTER-Western, ll@22c.
WHIsKY-DulI: 81 IL.
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E.siOy Life.

What a truly beautiful world We I've in
Mature gives lis grandeur of mountains,
glens aud nceanS, and thousands of means
for rnjry.nent We can desire no better
when IN y, rfr,t health; bat how often DO
the majority of people feel like giving
it dp dISneaFtrn,-i, discouraged and wor-
ried out with disease. when here is no oc-
caSion for this feeling. as every rv-suiierer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that Grfen's
August li"S"T viii make them As free
from diseas. when born. dyspepsia and
Liver Complains Is the direct cause of
seventy five per ccnt. of such maladies a.
Biiiousncs@, indigestion, Sick Headache,
Gostiyen,os, Nervous l'rustration, Dizziness
of the Head. Pa!p,Iati"n of the Heart, and
other distressing symptoms. Three doses
Of Angus. Flower will prove Its wonderful
effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it.
mayl2eod&w
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Dr. Kings Syphiiitic Remedy II warranted
To cure ~ pIIil> In the primary, secondary and
tertiary stages, and ia all ais varied and COM
plicii.d torHs, and will cure the worst cas-.
of H"Deri a diseases; cases " hich nave resisted
tn, Treatment of the most eminent physi-
clans oG America It..cuIes the ,irst stage ard
heals the ulcers i'm "A few days. Il cures ui-
Gers i'm the mouth, hose, throal, head arIns
and legs, also hare pains in the bones and
joints, swelling of joints, syn nhilIc 'houmo-
tism, etc, in shori ,ime. Prics, - per
package. S'-nt everywhere by express. A
treatise nn sexual diseases. free. Sent mailed
far two stamps. SuId by Dr. J. Dinsbeer, ss,S,
North seventh street, 81. Louis, Mo. Cures
guaranteed or the money refunded. Theo.
EgerSlorrf, agent, Leaverworth, Kansas.
mlle0lNWlN
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25

From Jas. A. Sewell, a. NJ, NJ, Dean of the
Medical acuity, Naval University, Quebec.
am using good deal OF Colden's Lie
big's Liquid Extract of Beef in my practice,
and have every reason to be satisfied with
it l have found it particularly useful in
the advanced stages of consumption, and in
organic disease Of the liver when the stonl-
ach has been very irritable. In pregnant
women it has been retained, while every
other article OF diet was rejected. can re-
CO nmend it as convenient, palitable and
easy oi digestion.
I'heo. Esersdorff, Agent.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
A Great Invention.

YHyHE NEW AMERICAN SAD IRON
HEATER. A useful invention. Agents
wanted, a nd large commissions given. Apless-
ant bus. ness for ladies and gentlemen This
is no humbug. You can make money by u.
Special arrangements made with stove deal
ers. send one dollar and get sample and full
Say what number stove your
sample l. for. Some OF its meritS-it
saves fuel, saves your room from being 50
hot, th-r, by saves health, keeps your irons
neat and clean; two irons are all that are
needed, and keep one busy ironing. say
where you saw this advertisement Torres
pOndence invited.
Address ". s. JOHNSON,
Box d4, bloomfield, Iowa
or J. Il. WOoIsEY, Patentee,
d2f-w2t Box Us, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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Not Romantic.

as this the place" she asked, as she wan
dered down on the barren sands, ''where
Young lady-a beautiful young lady-fell
into the water last season and was rescued
by gallant young man, who she afterward
married ~ lie looked at her carefully, es-
timated her at a square forty-seven with
false teeth, and said, Yes, ms'am, but |
don't how to SWIM" He could stand fair,
fat and forty, but this case was altogether
too loud, and therefore he let down the
pegs that made that music
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25

Geo. Maloy, the prisoner who has caused so
much trouble TO the police, and has bee n
wearing n bail and chain for some days, as.
tonished Dennis Cookery, the guard, yester-
day morning while a load of rock was being
taken into the prison yard, by leaving both
ball and cham, which he had managed to get
loose and making dash for the open gate.
Denny stopped him with a loaded revolver;
held him at bay until jaiior McGregOrarrived
and assisted in getting him back into The
cell. During the scuffie at the cell door a re-
volver fell from jailor McGregoT'> pocket aud
striking the stone floor discharged one bar
rel, thereby causing general Stampede in
the court room above, where n large crowd
was in attendance at court. The Mayor has
recommended bread and water for the pris-
On,r IOr TWO weeks.
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:gogV ills Done,

The first object in life with the American
people il 20 get ricil," the second, how to
regain good health. The first can be OBJ
tanned by energy, honesty and saving the
Second. good health. bv using Greene 5
August Flower. Should YOU he a desI,ond-
eni sufferer from any oi the effects "f uNs-
sucn 4, SICK icacache, paIpitation Of the
Heart. Soar Stomach, ilabitual CostIveness,
Dizziness oi 'cad. Nervous prustratinn,
Low Spirits. Ne, you need not suffer an
other tIy Two doses of August Flower
will relieve yog al once. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size 75 cents. Positively
sold by all lirsI-closs Druggists in the L. s.
Aug ] leodtw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
HAYS 501S.

HAYS 501So.
BEANS-s2 ~ per bu.
RYE-3jaS7c; choice Whit, &c.
EGGS-l5c. out of farmers wagons.
CHEESE-kans;ts make, new S1a1llc.
BUT1ER-l4c, l6et So choice in demand.
FLOUR-Choiee family, XXXX, $40; Col
den Eagle, 3.25; Western Rose, 80.
OATS-lSc93Oc; with the market well sup
Piled.
BRAN +9gijc per cwt,, 81 per ton; little
in town.
ONIONS-Yeilow Denver, SOC; Red. 40
cents.
WHEAT-No. 3, l ooal 0S; No. 2, slI5
No. 4. Nc9IO0: rejected 70cS7jc. A good
supply OF new wheat in market.
CORN-Market price for choice white 2512s
Yellow, 2i@2c. shippers paid 26a.7c: corn is
firm.
PoTATOES-Market is very firm, and
moi enough To supply the demand new 400
50. Sweet Potatoes, $3.50.
OULTRY-Chickens, old 81 0092 . per
dozen spring, 81 5osl 80. Turkeys, none Of
fered for sale.
HEMP-Is quoted at ssas3 50 per cwt here,
and stoa7O per ton undressed ;hackled hemp
in ST. Louis being l6O9si7O per ton; hemp
Sc dsold at soc. per bushei.
BRoOMCoRN-Is quoted at 5000 per ton.
Chicago price, 81 aOgl 80.
There is not much on the market, at present,
but the farmers have large quantities of Il on
hand.
BACON-Retail, l0c, for sides ana lie. for
hams; not much in the market; s1S9311z
wholesale.
WOOD-Oak and hickory, s.; elm and cot
tonwoOd, 81 per cord.
APPLES-Best Sl.25, barrel measure; COM
mon 75Gl.O0.
HONEY-l5c. per pound. In demand.
OR ANGES-Ss O0a9 % per box. New crop
just commenced TO arrive.
LEMONS-Ss OOg9 90 per box.
Cattle Market.
CATTLE-31zai19c. for shipping; butchers
are paXing 2l.ll:,I. cents
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NOTICE.

IlNHE undersigned, SAMUEL =. TAYLOR,
hereby gives notice that ne will, on the
eighth day OF November next, apply 10 His
ExceIIency, the Governor fthe Stat. of KAN
s.Is for "a pardon, for the oifense Of grand lar
c-ny, of which lie was convicted In the Leav-
.nworth District Court, ON The 18th day Of
VI rch, A. D., ls7G. -
SAMUEL. 8. TAYLOR,
Per COUGH, His Attorney.
SLEAvESwoRru, Kansas, October II, lsU.
octls-ygf
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS, -
COUNTY OF LEAvESwoRTH,
In the PROBATE Court Of said County and Stote.
In the Matter Of the Estate of UGENIOUS =.
CARATHEIiS, Deceased.
rKEDITOfsS and all other persons inter-
u ested in tine aforesaid Estate, are hereby
notified, that at the next regular term Of the
Probate Court, in and for said County, TO be
begun and held at the Court Room, In the
City and County Of Leavenworth. State of
aforesaid, On the first Monday in the month
of January, A. d., 1873. 1 shall apply To the
sail Court for n foil and nnal settlement OF
said Estate rs Administrator of Jgenious =.
Garatners, Decsaset.
Notice Is also hereby given that on said day
will apply 10 said court for an allowances
ministrator.
Leaven worth, City December lsf., a. D. 1871.
A. VI. DUNHAM, Administrator for said es-
tate. OctllwSt
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
a Ne.ys..s0t Liver.

The bile has "A tiIree-fpld prri assigned 10 1t
by the great manager, nature. IL assists in
the digestive pruct -, ;.cis as coloring agent
Of The blo"d, ard l. essential 10 the evacua-
tive function. Wn.n tie liver grows torpid,
complete chaos ensues in the stomach and
bowels; the bile j. injected into the circula-
tion iu Large quantities, and constipation and
indigestion are prnduc d. Pains under the
right shoulder blade and through the right
side, headaches, vertigo, yeilowness of the
skin, furred tongue and nausea, also follow.
But these aud other symptoms Of biliousness,
aud the disorders which accompany IL, are
entirclyyremovrd by Hostettcr's Stomach
BitterS, that benign rcctifier of organic dis
turhance and remedy for physical We. .kness'
Intermittent and remitt.nt fever, urinary
aud uterine troubles rheumatism, gout, and
other maladies, a ~ yield To the. e..remedial in
fiuance of the great corrective and inNigorant
IL is the peoples chosen remedy. eodSw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
Il .. Gener.,,y A1m,,,.a v.., r.cr,


The advertiser. retired physician, ha,-
ing Providentialiy discovered, while Ned
icai Missionary in Southern Asia, . We. v
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure Of consumption, asth-
ma, bronchitis, catarrh, and ali throat and
lung affections, also positive and radical
specific for nervous debility and all prr-
vous complaints, feels it his duty 70 male
il known 10 his suffering iellows. Actu.tsa
by this motive he will chesrfully send free
of charge, to all who desire il, tie recine 70,
preparing. and full directions for sncces..
fuiiy using this providentially discovered
remedy. Those Who vish to avail then..
selves of the benefits Of this discovcrv vith.
- a., en- % - y ussn nail kv -
ess.f.l ~ - y: O.se z. llar-
she1 = Ni9Dn a11sb DuGal1 y. =.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25

The body of Mrs. Robt. Adams, who died
Monday ellt, was taken east last night on
the Chicago and Rock Island road. The bur-
ial will take place at Beverly, Ohio. he de-
CEASED, We are informed told her husband
three weeks ago that she had presentement
of death, and even went 20 far as TO write a
letter in which she distributed gifts TO va
rious friends. Mr.. Robinson. her brother,
and Mrs. Mctiill, her aunt accompanied her
remains east, together with the beieaved hus-
hand
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25

I. Tibbalx, charged with passing a counter.
felt half dollar, was sentenced to sixty days
imprisonment in the county jail.
In the Peter Ponteney case the Court ap-
pointed l. B. Wheat, Esq, 70 defend the
prisoner.
e q. Wright was sentenced to dve years in
tn. p.niteniia-y, for making fAlse eniries In
the books of the Wichita bank
The Pektt Jury was discharged 1or the term
a1d sent hona.
taInoun, - thHos 0acauck.
OsUs o1to1rnsd = neoa, en1 Wm be aenin
eoovooa4tDe1ovo - thDoD 0A61sek. >
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
HOME MARKETS.

| The past two days have been surh th. III.
produce market has been at = - ,n,,s,,,
owing to the condition of the roaj. I.a,,;r, :,
the country; the farmers beir = unable tc
haul load of grain to MAJ .set Tbera ba,
been no change IN any Off ne prices.
BRooNoIjaN.
Eastern dealers are beginning 10 find on,
that Kansas Raises . ,e bes; broo,ncor, in mi.
| country, and We Ike pleasure I'm clipping q
| few extracts fro'n the circular of Atwater
Asten q Co., y ew York, just received, which
are rather f.tteriny TO the growers of broom.
| corn in thj state.
New EoRK, October I6, II . .
As yet there has been no accumulation of
STOCK all offerings have been quickly taken
Inc manufacturers, without exception, are
running ON full time, and lind "A steady de-
mand for brOOms fast they can be made
fricts range from Iisc for very common
grades up Ia &c for Very choice; the latter
price for very choice long green Hurl, ami
very choice green brush corn of fine fibre and
handsome color.
Among our own sales the past week, We in
stance ear Texas corn, oHcyosked, So; ear
Texas. about half crooked, &c: ear fair me-
dunn Illinois Hurl, &c; ear dIlIo Kansas, DC
car prime Kansas, 6t3c, bales Choice Hurl,
SC; ID bales fine brush corn, &c, and car
very nice Tenn. Huri at re.
All our late advires establish il as a fixed
TACT that the crop this year is not over one
third 10 one-iisili in quantity. wnai it was
last year, and of far superior guilty. The fin
est corn this year comes from kanas. Our
old friends ia Illinois must look 10 their lau-
rails, or the Kansas growers will take the lead
in broom corn raising. They do not under
Illinois growers; uut they can certainly raise
a better quality.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25
NEW YORK MONEY IxARKET.

NEW YORK, October23.
GoLD-Steady 81 0ZS al 027s.
CARRYING Rates to per cent.
LoANS-AiSo made fat.
SILVER BsEs-sl 23ii, greenbacks; 81 l9;I
gold silver com, ~ per cent. discount.
GOyERNMENrS-Sieady.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Dull.
STATE BoSDS-Quiet.
SroCKs-Market ct firm in early dealings, and
prices advanced i To ia per cent. in active
stocks. After midday weaker feeling Set in,
and there was areaction of a to per cent.
The market was somewhat unsettled at the
close, with prices generally below the highest
point Of the day, but above opening figures.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-25

Dr. Hunters Specific and Injection No;
sr. warranted 10 cure Gonnorbusa, Glest
Cort,ea Stricsurs, Diseases of The kidne
Bladder and Urinary organs Of males and ~
males.
for the Spermaforrhoea, Seminal Weakness
nightly emissions, he loss OF power, canse.
by scls-abuse o. excessive indulgence. PrisN
of DIR. Hunter Speclnc, y per , Dp.ue. ex-
MOE HOE, - rJr J. Dinsbeer, sole p.Sr-G ID, No.
5t5 North Seventh street, ST. Louis, Missouri.
send two stamps fol Lreatise. Cure guaIan-
teed or the money refunded.
Th-o gersdorif, Agent, Leavenworfh, Kan
Sos mayl2-eo law
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BRIDGE NOTICE
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvESwoRTH, KANSAS,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvESwoRTH, KANSAS,
October 5th., lsT.
II ROCEEDlNGS Of the Board OF County
Commissioners, at n regular meeting
begun and held at the Court House in the
city and county of Leavenworth, October Lt,
A. ID. l,71, tO wit:
WHEREAS, The bridge on the state road
known the Leavenworth and Lawrence
road, over Big Stranger creek near joe Mil
ler's. in the county Of Ieavenworth, has been
burned down and destroyed; and,
WHEREAS, IL appears That IA bridge, tho es-
timafe cast of whIcii will exceed one thouS-
and (sl0lol dollars, ought te lie built in place
thereof
RS. ir~,f Ly the Board Of County Comnitssimsrs
Of the Couaty Of Lear>nwoTfh, That tine qucs-
ton of an appropriation therefor Out Of the
county treasury Dc submitted to the qualified
electors OF the county at the next general
election, TO be held on the 9Th Of November,
ls17; that in the submission Of said question
the ballots used by the electors shall read
"for bridge appropriation" and against
bridge appropriation" separately that notice
of the submission of said question To the peo-
pie be published in the official newspaper Of
the county once each week from this date
until the day of election, and that the Shrr-
if be, and he Is hereby, requested to give pub
lie notice of cOsts submissi on at the
for giving notice of the next general election
In his proclamation.
By Order OF the Eoard.
o. DIEFENIORF,
oct;-dlt-w-t-d County Clerk.
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ST, LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.

Sr. LOUIS, UctODtr ..
FLoUR-Improved order demand prices in
bIycrs' favor. fall ext a, s. l5d5 40; NX, s. 30
d5 -.
WHEAT-Firmer and higher; No. red, 81 N
al 26,., cash; 81 261zdl q, November; No. 4,
10, 81 II, bid ca n.
CoRN-Higher; I3@iJ7sc, cash ESQ i27.c,
November.
OAis-Quiet; 26c, October; 271zc, Decem-
Der.
RYE-Lower; aS5Ezc, cash 561ac, Novem-
ber.
ka, 62I1c.
WHIsEY-Steady; 81 Us.
PoRK-Dull; Sl3s5.
BULK ME.TS-Dull /; packed lots summer,
So 10, 81 10, rs 90.
BACoS-Dull 95Ic, DC, SIC, sIzc.
LARD-Nominal.
BUTrER-Steady and firm for dairy, 2o92sc,
other gra des plenty, but dull.
EGGs-Quiet; l5'aIGc.
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Hair From, n 13ald Read,

IFrOfH tHt IVPtkH biuV.I
The republican county central committee
of Leavenworth on Monday, formally
"read the Leavenworth Times into the
party" We believe the Times was read ont
of the party year or two ago. As the
Times supports the Hayes administration
and pulls hand full OF hair out of the
head OF the Republican governor of Kansas,
now and then, we are in fog as to the ex-
act status oil the paper, after the late ''read-
ing in
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Sellers Cough Syrup.

SNEtcV7S NUHsH syrup.
BALTIMORE. MD.
sellers Cough Syrup" will cure the
worst cough Immediately. have recon-
mended il to many persons, and in every
case they have given clear testimony that
it gave immediate relief. | have used il in
NV own family, and find il "a sure cure fol
coughs and colds in ell cases.
\. l.. SERMONS.
Il. Z. Sellers & Co, Proprietors, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Campbell Il Kendrick, Agents;
Price, - cents.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
Ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &c,
i'll send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
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To the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Saiion d.
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