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SWeelly scented.

Experience tells us that an unpleasant smell
gives the effect of disgust to the loveliest fea-
lures while a sweet and delicate odor renders
the person of the plainest features agreeable
and attractive. Now as DIR. Prices American
Perfumes are within the reach Of all, there is
no reason why all should not be sweetly
scented. A delightful Odor from well dress
I'd lady or gentleman is always admired, and
Dr. Prices Alista Bouquet, Concealed Delight
or Floral Riches Will produce that odor.
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wr.cL os tbc ]. Donald cameron.

A special TO the Pin iadeiphia 7faes, nom
Washington has the 0llowing with regard
70 Inc steamer Cameron, which started from
here with portion Of the Fifth lnf"uiry:
WASHINGTON. December IO--InfurinatOu
was several months ago received al the War
Deuartment OF the wreck of the nSed States
transport steamer J. Donald Cameron near
sioux CITY. Iowa additional advices were
received To-day, saying That the wreck had
been sold at auction by Major W. IL. Hughes,
OuarreTrnaster. for SD. This boat was built
only last spring by oder of General Aeiggs-
Quarterz.:..steT General, ~ an experiment 10
h.. ..-si in the transportation Of supplies up
f.I. Missouri river. against the advice OF Ten
erals sherman and sheridan. She cost, with
her supplies. 5000 Her mate, the General
sherman has been little better a. a financial
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Festival a, Wincbesser.

Ala festival held at the Christian Church,
and for the benefit of the same, on Friday
evening, the 18th inst, the proceeds amounted
TO about $40, the most of which was received
on voting a fine cake to the handsomest lady
present, that being Miss NJ. Slope, after
prolonged contest four hours with Miss
Mamie Clark. The cake brought Sis. The
voting was interesting. The church Is now
out OF debt. Who has a more valuable cake
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About The Murder Near Topeka.

The man Clark Allen, whom j. b. True
claims is the murderer of Mr.. WouIpert, has
been found near Wamego. where he has been
employed as farm laborer Tor some time
past.
About the checklist thing We have heard
of is tnat j. Il. True, whom II is supposed
murdered Mr.. WOolPert, has filed a claim for
the $40 reward. offered for the recovery OF the
body OF his victim.-iS lima Heroid.
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A Fearful story.

There is a report going the rounds In the
East 10 the effect that Chief Joseph is kept
constantly obained, and that he is a most fe-
rocious looking monster. These stories, like
many others, are n AIDE out of whole cloth and
ar. manufactured as a matter of gossip. Chief
Joseph enjoys perfect freedom within tne
visit The Fort. with severa. of his chiefs.
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WAR NOTES.
From Os,nan Pasha.

oSsuSth dShas
BUCHAREsT, December 15.-Osman Pa
sha h las sent short dispatch to the Porte,
stating that he had not received reinforce
ments or provisions, but. nevertheless, had
resisted as long as possible and finally at
tempted to force a passage through the
Russian line OF investment, in which the
Turkish troops, despite the most desperate
valor, were unsuccessful, and himself was
taken psisoner.
Prince Milan's Declaration Of War.
SENLIN, December 15.-Prince Milan's
proclamation recounis the Turkish atroci-
ties and violations of god faith since the
treaty OF peace made last February, and
concludes as follows:
"Let us move forward alongside the vic
torious banners of the Gar, the liberatOr,
with Christian faith, and God, the protector
of the right will be with us. Success is
sure.
"Given in the name of our country and
the welfare OF Servia's independence. Ii
is Gods will.
[signed, MILAN c. BRENvIrcH."
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4 Cordial Greeting.

Mr. and Mrs. John r. Richards made their
wedding trip from the fraternal home of Mrs.
Il. in Monroe county, New York, TO the At
lantic cities, including New Orleans, which
place they left on SATURDAY and expect, as we
learn, to reach home on Tuesday. Their resi-
denc. has been enlarged and improved in
their absence, 80 that now il is one OF the
finest homes in all the west. Their many
friends will extend TO them a most cordial
or
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Capt. \. W. johnson, who died on Friday
evening, is an old resident Of the city, and
has been for years known as being connected
more or less with various railroads. He, like
others, had his faults, but in his death they
are all ended, and the mantle of charity Will
cover his grave. He will be buried this morn
ing AT ten O'Clock. The funeral ceremonies
Will take place at the family residence at nine
Al,
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JELLIES.

Largest assortment ever kept in
the city, Of the very choicest
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An Old Woman Dead.

LEAvENwOITH Co., Poor HOUSE,
DECEMBER, IL, lss1-
EDITOR TINES: PaTkey Noble, the old col
ored woman mention by your reporter in his
report of a trip to this place, last week, died
Yesterday evening at half past SIX
q. W. III. MOORE, supt.
The deceased was over eighty years OF age.
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Tumor of IL Years Growth Cured
by Radway's Resolvent.

DR. RADwAY Il have had Ovarian Tumor
in the ovaries and bowels. Ali the doctors
said '.there WAS no help for it," 1 tried every
thing That was recommended, but nothing
helped me- / saw your kesolyent and deter
mined to try il, but had no faith in IL, be-
cause had suffered for twelve years. / took
six bottles OF the kesolvent and one box OF
your Railways Pills, and two bottles of your
Ready Relief, and now there is not "A sign of
tumor to be seen OF felt, and feel better,
smarter and happier than nave for twelve
years. The worst tumor was in the LETT side
of the bowels over the groin. write this TO
you for for the benefit of Others. You can
publish this II you choose
HANNAH p. KNAPP,
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
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Police Court.

Asa Chsnn and Ada Canada; obscene and
Indecent conduct. Continued until the
18th.
Mary Hardin petit Larceny. Continued to
the l>Ih.
ID. &. Lindley: grand larceny. Continued
TO the 18Th, and the prisoner t4Ken To county
TAIL.
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Yesterday afternoon officer McDermoi, of
Chicago, arrived in the city with man
named Dewitt Clinton Lindley, who had
been arr. sted in Chicago, and brought here
on a requiston from this state. The prisoner
is sharged with having stolen span OF
horses and Z wagon from James Brown- some
time in June 1865, over twelve years ago lie
was locked up in the city prison last night
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q RJH DayS Work.

The amount collected in the Office of the
County Treasurer yesferds was larger than
al any other time during The tax paying sea-
son. TIL officers were ken ION the keen
Jump all day and when mis- at come the re-
MS tODf.l an - .l..Sl.
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Chief Jo.eph and Billiards.

Chief Joseph was at tie sutler store al Fort
Leavenworth day before yesterday. and wit
messed game Of billiards between some OF
the office $ and "A number of his chiefs. The
boys say one OF the Indians plays good
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Better Goods and more for III
30 cents, half gallons, IS cents, one &.
bought Of US not being as good as rep
Goods delivered to Port Leav-nworti
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FEVER AND ACUE

il not "A remedial agent IN this world that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other malarious
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
frvers. (stidei by Railways Pills. quick as
Railways Ready Relief Fifty cents per bot
tie.
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The reporter of THE TINES was not present
all the evening, at the concert on Thursday,
and obtained has Information from friend
who claimed TO give him the truth. He
finds, when too late. that he was led into
making report OF the concert, that was not
IN every particular correct, which he very
much legrtfs.
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An Ingenisus Device.

A very ingenius continuance is now being
placed ia the passenger coaches on the line Of
the sioux City and 81. Paul railroad 10 tesfr-
maize the stations which the train stous n
II Is placed At the forward end Ut ths co,ch
xnd Enen the train leaves . $1,000 -
11Goz11k Ia sound 20 1hoNouKM - - ~
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Mexican Matters.
Complimentary

PARp, December 1.-THE @Republique
Francais," Gambetta's organ, considers
President MacMahon's message - frankly
Republican in tone, and consonant with the
true doctrine Of national sovereignty. The
same Journal highly eulogises Gen. Barell,
the new Minister Of War.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich bloOd-increase of
flesh and weIght-clear skin and beautiful
com pieXion secured 10 all.
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A Plevna correspondent telegraphs that
he believes the Russians will not advance
Immediately, but will wait the effect of the
fall. The heavy guns on the Sofia road be-
tween Plevna and the river Vid, have been
hanled hack
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Military Movements.

a correspondent OF the New York Herald
says that the Seventh Cava' ~ expedition for
theBlack Hills moved out from Bismarck on
Sunday. The town since pay day has been
full OF booty soldiers, and the famous Sew
cath had some of them along. The discip-
line after pay day is evidently slack. For
four days wagons and squads of cavalry have
been over every day from Fl. Lincoln, pack
ing mp loads OF soldiers, who were FULL
Five companies of the Seventeenth Infap-
try arrived on the sih from Standing Rock en-
faute 10 foGt Ioien, Tissiton, Pembina and
Fort Smelling.
In casnp, two companies had a rough aud
tumble hight, in which Capt. Donovan led
one OF the divisions. TIE night before there
was also fight. and Lieutenant Kilpafrick
Knocked big private down. A second blow
would have Killed him had not another Off
Ger caught kilpatrick's gun.
Ben Clark lett for Chicago, with six Chey-
enne chiefs, TO meet General Sheridan.
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The Only Pain Remedy

that instantly stops The most excruciaiing
pam, a.lays inflammation, and cures con-
gestions, whether OF the lungs, stomach, bow.
els or other glands or organs, by one appli.
cation III from one to twenty minutes, nc
matter how violent or eXcIuclating the pain
the rheumatic, bed-ridden, Infrm, crippled
nervous, neuragic, or Frustrated with dis
ease may suffer,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20
CRACKERS
WOODEN WARE


And great variety OF small tubs.
churnS. pine and cedar Kama
kinS, butter tubs, sugar
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COFFEE.
GROUND COFFEE.

- lbs very best Rio Coffee, 100
So" best U G. JAVA. LOO
a " Mocha COTE LOO
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Police Court.

joseph Mckenzie, drunk and disturbing
the peace, ana obscene conduct, fined SIS
Mary Vanguard, disturbing the peace, con-
tinued TO the 18th.
Edward Lewis, visiting house OF Ill fame,
fined IS.
Moiiie BURTON, inmate of q house of al
fame, fined sI0.
May Hardin. petit larceny, continued to
Bette Douglas, grand larceny, continued to
the 18th, and bond Of $50 given
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R,-sf,.r=e "a ~. ss4,,s-5i. a. night.
- -
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CHICAGO SCALE CO.,
A Great Invention.

HNHE NEW AMERICAN SAD IRON
HEATER. A u-. ful Invention. Agents
wanted and IsrZe commissions given a pleas
ant business for ladies and gentlemen. This
j. no humDug- You can make money by II.
special arrangements made with stove deal
efs. send on. dollar and get sample and full
particulars say what number stove your
sample /, for. Some of its mer1ts-it
saves fuel, saves your room from being 20
n,.,ii and clean. two iron. ar. ali that are
:. .sIesi, ana keep one busy Ironing. say
" here you saw this advertisements Cores
pondenee invited
Adde'S, y. =. JOHNSON,
BOX 81, bloomfield, Iowa
or Il. WODI-stY, Pstentee,
d2t-w2t Box Us, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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New Canned Fruits.
YEAST POWDERS.
BASKE is.
PICKLES

The largest assortment ever kept FOL
sale IN this city.
Farmers feed, market, laundry
Children's school, and clothes
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White Coal Oil, IS cents per gallon

the state. Prepared MIStard.qt
ter Paris and Cement. Any good
cnSe and the money will be refunded
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SUGARS.
DRIED FRUITS.
otatoes, ParsnipS, Carrots, Turn
Ups at the Market Prices.
Best Boston Mackcrel.
SPICES.
SYRUPS.

Pepper per pound, $500
Allspice, .....-............ 2
Our Ground Spices ara warranted
pure, We have the largest variety
ever kept in this city.
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BEST INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
YET, AT THE
leavenWorth Wooden Mills.
35 to SO per cent Saved
By Buying Your Goods at These
Mills.

have now on hand choice assortment
OF Wooden Goods, at lover prices than ever
before offered to the citizens of Leaven-
worth.
Good, large size, all wool White Blankets,
Choice hne, all wool, White Blankets, from
S5 To - per pair.
Choice Scarlet and Blue Blankets, at from
50 10 - per pair.
Large size silver Gray Blankets, at from s.
to D per pair.
Heavy and light weight all wool Cassimers,
AT from 20 10 SOC per yard.
Choice Cassimrrs, al from 81 to Sl.5O per
yard.
Choice Doeskin, at from sI.25 to sI..5 per
yard.
Choice Moscow Beaver, at 81 per yard
Brown Tricots. suitable for eoatings, at Sl.s5
per yard.
ors. at from ~ 10 Doc per yard.
Sa;inetsf at from - To doc per yard.
All Wool Jeans. al from 40 TO SOC per yard.
Fine all wool Flannel>, in all co.oT>. thor
oughly shrunk in finishing and much supe-
rior 10 the cheap slazy hannels offered else
where, at from 81 TO 65c per yard
Stocking Yarn, in all grades and colors, at
from 5Oc 10 SID per pound.
i am now commencing to manufacture
Spring Goods, and will sell all the Winter
Goods | have at prices indicated above.
until all are closed out. These goods are
all just manufactured, and are really choice
You Can Save from 35 to SO per
Cent by Buying at the MiiI,
And thus you are enabled to get your cloth
ing made up so they will not cost you
scarcely as much as if you bought ready
made clothing, that would IN few days fall
to pieces OF their own weight.
Sales rooms, front OF the Mill, South side
of Choctay hefwarn Third and Enurth
Streets.
deer.-r OWEN DUFFY.
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z. f. f.
Railways Ready Relief,
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from one to Twenty Minutes,
NOT ONE HOUR

After reading this advertisement need any
on,. suffer with pain Railways Ready Relief
Is "A cure Tor every pain. Ii was the INST and
4.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIlian ResoIvent

Has made the most astonishing cures so rap
i'll are the changes the body undersoes under
the influence OF this truly wonderful medi-
cine that every day an Increase in flesh and
weight is seen and felt.
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Crosse * Blackwell :. ........- -
Lea & PERKINS, Sauces, and Kerr
Tomato { atSUp.
New Sugar Cured Ham. Bacon.
Shoulder and Breakfast Bacon.
lhnic. Nrirh Errf
National Republican., 1877-09-10
A HOPELESS SUFFERER CURED BY
NEGETINE.
NoASH, CoSS., Nov. II, 1874

=, NoASH, coSS., Nov. II, 1871
DEAR sra: Thinking that a statement OF my case
may meet the eye of some one suffering from Scrof
uln beg ynu to publish the following which cheer.
mlly furnish OF my own free WILL
have been afflicted with scrofulous Humor from
my birth, and at times very badly. when about SiS
years old the disease made It's appearance on my
head. aud II was deemed advisable 10 have the hair
shaved, but they were Obliged to cut OF with EN-
broidery scissors, as my head sore could not
have II shaved Amer we had succeeded In healing
the sores the outside they broke but on the inside
causing me great pain. There have been times when
the surface OF my hands h from the effects
olihis iinor, aud no pen describe the great su
h'ring have endured.
About three yrnrs ago small kernRS made their ap
grew into quite large tumOrS and nothing which we
could uso would remove them. Ny whole system
was so null Of scronilous hunOr that It seemed ready
TO burst through tho skin at all parts Of my body and
WINS III terribly weak aud feeble cunhit on, The
tuinots on my neck had grown TO such a sIza as TO
diEhgure ne badly. When In this hopeless condition
was advised by friend To try the Vcg,iine, and
al once commenced taking Il. aud Rncr lad used 1t q
short time the tumors commenced discharging and
90 not think ! overestimRte the quantity from each
lnmor when say that q Eoodsized tcacupfu OF cor.
up and disappear. aud now my neck Is smooth and
ffee nom punches as any lady's.
believe the Negetme has entirely cieansed every
tnlnt OF scroa from my SYSTEM and desire 10 have
this statement published that other sufferers NAV
tine. ~ Wv 'NeN
1t will afford me pleasure TO give any further Infor
nation relative to my case to Ri who will cali or ad
dress me ALICE SHIRLEY.
National Republican., 1877-09-10

the part of some ono of the railroad employees,
there Is some difference Of opinion as TO where
the blame belongs. The fact that the bridge
would be impossible at that time should have
been known on both trains, and IL the station
ary train made all the signals, as II Is claimed
II did, the men on the other train must have
been asleep II they did not observe them.
The engineer Of the moving train claims
that there were no lights on the other train,
and that no signals were seen or heard until 1t
was too late to mind them.
A large crowd Of people from Alexandria
and this city visited the scene Of the wreck
things to rights.
The authorities of Alexandria county will
probably investigate the matter to-day.
National Republican., 1877-09-10
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosA.Ll.ls3i is ron l,,ll.'I'i'il.,' FUEL.
ors,ov n,.,r..,, Po:r OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !

. Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
OFFICE DIsBrRsISG CLERK AND SUPERISDT,
WASHINGTON, ID. G, Aug 90 1877
t IS PsSpSsa will be yesesd AZ this office
ber ~ 1871, for furnishing Fuel for the Post
Otlce Department, as follows:
For the delivery and storage OF six hundred and
hny $3.50 tons I22tO pounds to the toni OF the be-
quality q Lee White Ash Furnace Coal or coal OF
o,hssq az equally ,y good quality the quality thereof IL
pc determined by un inspector chosen for that
purpose by the Postmaster General to be thoroughly
screened and free from slate and 10 be delivered
Wlthlh thirty (p) days from the date Of the con
tract and stored In the vaults of the Department
building before the contracting party win be paid
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany
each bid and the contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certificates from shippers that the Coal
delivered to him from the vessel or cars Is tho kind
required by the Department
Also, for the delivery and storage Of ten l0)
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood TO be delivered
ana corded NJ the Department building, as maybe
contract.
The whole to be weighed or measured by the in.
37ll, Revised Statutes OF the Cnlted States
Inc bids VIII he opened In the office OF the Srl.
pefihtcndent In the presence Of such bidders as
may choose to attcndo on Wednesday tho 10Th day
OF september, 1871, at u o'clock noon, and the
nwaLls VIII DC made on or before Monday, October
The Department reserves the right 10 reject all or
any part OF the bids received II deemed for the In.
terest o. The Department so TO do
satisfactory bond will be required IN each case
10 lie executed aud filed within (O) days niler The
sMn,r sward y made for the faithful Esrormange % The
Dlsbursins Clerk and superintendent, Post Once
department.. nu2l.TuIw
National Republican., 1877-09-10
A UNIVERSAL DEMAND,

From the New York Commercial Advertiser
Tom Scott does not attempt to disguise his
fear that tho July strike was but the precursor Of
more elaborate movement. Opinions may difer on
that point. but there seems to he little difference on
the question Of increasing the army. forewarncd
Is iorcarmcd-and II the people Of the country do
not take advantage Of the warning that the recent
railway strikes conveyed they need not be sur.
nrised if another strike follows The only Oppo-
sition manifested against an increase In the army
comes from direction that may be suspected OF
being tainted by Communism. Respectable Jour.
nails OF both parties demand II, Even the Louis
vile ,burier-Joprtini which q short time ago was
insisting that an Increase was not necessary, has
changed Its tune. building the army up 10 Any
thousand or more would give so many unemployed
something to do
National Republican., 1877-09-10
THE CANAL TRADE.

The rains Of last week were very beneficial
to the business on the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. The water, which was very low before
has been raised sufficiently to allow heavy
boats to pass. The boats which were lying at
Cumberland refusing to carry at 20 cents per
cents freight, and boats are getting scarce at
those rates. As the canal was idle for two
months during the summer owing to the strike
Of the boatmen, II Is probable that 1t will be
kept busy until September Forty-three boats
left Cumberland last Friday, carrying 4,743l5
tons of coal. OF these thirty -one were bound
to Georgetown, seven to Alexandria, four to
Williamsport, and one to Washington. The
coal wharves at Georgetown and Alexandria
again wear busy look, and many men who
spent the summer in idleness are engaged in
loading vessels.
National Republican., 1877-09-10

ernmept, but they are now In dreadful state
Of confusion, and will require careful handling
to put them In order for uso. The removal Of
them from place to place has made fearful
tumble. A secure place for all records Of the
District and the proper care 10 keep them to-
gethcr Is needed IL Is very doubtful whether
the District government Is in possession Of q
perfect flc Of Its own records covering the
legislative acts of the old municipalities Of
washington, Georgetown and Levy Court, with
reports Of their various sub.departments.
The inspector hos issued tho following per-
mits TO build: O. G. Clark, construct brick
shop, Maryland avenue, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets northeast; 5000. Gen.
.. L. Babcock. q two-story brick stable, @, be.
twocn Nineteenth and Twentieth stroots
northwest; $1,000 Mrs +. V. Green, repair a
brick dwelling Twelfth, between L and F
streets northwest; 1900,