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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-18

TUHDA1, IASCAhf =, iOOs 16oSNo~> '7>N
sIoN-oFFIcAL.
Board met in regular session.
G. Present-fuIl Board.
Adjournment.
On motion Board adjourned to 2 o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called-Present, full Board.
On motion of Commissioner Lucas the
reading of the minutes were postponed Tor
the present.
Notice of appeal in school district SO
from the decision Of the Superintendent OF
Schools, in the matter of setting Mr.. Fer
guson's land out of said district and plac-
ins him in district No. 81, was presented
and read, and after hearing the evidence il
was ordered that said land belonging to
said Ferguson be set back in said district
No. 80.
Viewers' report on Williamson road was
taken up and read, and it was ordered, OIL
motion OF Commissioner Richards, that the
road asked to be vacated, be not vacated,
and the road as petitioned for by William
son be adopted and ordered opened, and
and that the following damages be allowed
Il c. Forsyth, $50; Geo. Shannon, $50;
John Henry, $50; Hugh Shannon, agent,
$50; Hugh Shannon, So.
Viewersreport on Edmond's road was pre-
scented and read, and on motion of Commits.
sioner Lucas the report was adopted, and
was ordered opened, and that Sl2 be al
lowed ]. W. Horder, and S12 be allowed
J. s. Lewis, - damages.
Petition Of Peter Wilkins, asking addi-
tional damages on the OKsne road, was
presented and laid over.
Proposals for county binding was, on
motion opened and read, and the matter OF
examination was laid over until to-mor-
row.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned to 10
O'Clock .. m. tomorrow.
JANuRY 8, 1877.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Full Board present.
The following resolution was Offered and
adopted:
By Commissioner Richards-
WHEREAS, the term for which the Board
of County Commissioners designated the
bank OF Insley, Shire & Co. az the deposit
tory Of the public money expires on the
fnt day of January, 1877, therefore,
Resolued, That the Board of County Com
missioners Of the county of Leavenworth do
hereby designate the said bank of Insley,
Shire & Co. as the bank in which the
Treasurer of said Leavenworth county shall
deposit, daily, all public money, for the
term of one year from the said day of
January, 1877, under the same terms and
conditions set forth in the contract now ex-
listing between said Board of County Com
missioners and Insley, Shire d Co., dated
January 1st, 1876, and on file in the office
of the County Clerk of said county, and
upon the said 1nsley, Shire d Co. execu-
ting bond conditioned as required BY the
act approved February &c, 1876, chapter
IS of the Laws of 1876.
Adjournment
On motion, Board adjourned TO . Pm.
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COL RoRRs. the Democratic editor who
threw his party into esnvul.ions BY making
. friendly call upon Gov. Hayes, has been
eosded into the publicatioa Of the follow.
ing card: y .as never the bearer Of com.
nusication OF snZ character from Mr..
Lamar 70 Gov. Hayes ! was never
charged BY Gov. Hayes with any coununi-
cation 70 Mr.: Lamar or other Southern
nen. These has ben no communication
hetven Gov. Hayes md Southern lsadsn
that IN aware a, =
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The assassination of Chinaman in San
Francisco furnishes the medical profsssioa
with nine days wonder. Ii has alwayl
been held that injury Of the spinal cord
vas Immediately followed BY paralysis
but in this instances, though . ball hsd sew
cred the victims spinal cord, he recovered
sufficiently to walk about the prison hos
pital without the slightest dif6culty. He
vas removed from the hospital By hia
irisnds however, end did % the following
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AFTERNOON SESSION,
Bosrd met pursuant to adjournment.
Emil Roa ri pr>seof

Bosrd met pursuant to adjournment.
Full Board present.
The committee to whom was referred the
abstract of bonds, reported that they have
examined eaid abstracts, and found the
bonds and certificates to correspond with
the bonds issued, and the amount of S2S,-
$50 of the old bonds and certificates had
been cancelled by them, and ordered that
same abstracts be spread upon the record.
On motion of committee it was ordered
that the chairman appoint q committee to
meet the Legislature, for the purpose of Sc
curing such legislation as will be beneficial
to the county.
Thereupon the chair appointed Commits
sioner Lucas and Richards as such commit
tee.
On motion $50 was appropriated to fur
nish shoes and clothing for the prisoners,
at the County Jail, upon tbs order of the
committee, and eaid order to accompany
each bill when presented.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board sdjourned to Janu-
aay %, 1877, At 10 o'clock An
o. DEFEDoRF. County Clerk.
By NV. NHHAUs. Deputy.
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No niedici will so siectually improve the
tone OF The stomach AS these Pulls; they remove
all hcidity occaslo toned either by IntempsrAnce or
improper dieE. They .each the Liver am reduce
II 10 q "eaithy action; they wonderfully eff
fcaoious IN cases I sp1sm- III fact they new
tai, in curing all disorders of the liver and
stomach.
HOLLONAY'- PILLS are the bert known in
the world for the Glowing DISEASES:
Ague, Asthma, Bilious Compl ant Blotehes
on the skin, Bowels, on-u milton, u. bi lty,
Dronsy Dy senGery, Erysi elias. Female Irregu-
ache, In1iges ton, Inflammation, Jauadice,
Liver npis nts, LumbAgo Plies, Rheuma-
tism, Retention Of urine, Scroiular or Kings
Evil, Sure rhroats, Stone and Grave, Tic II" u.
loureux Tuners. Ulcers. Worms OF all kinds
Sesz ness from any cause, etc
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


Board met pursuant to adjournment
Full board present.
Commissioner Richards moved that the
contract for stationery be awarded the
Saml Dodsworth, Blank Book Company
adopted.
The committee to whom was referred the
matter of the Methodist church tax, re-
ported in favor of granting the same, upon
the payment of SIS. which, report wa;
adopted.
On motion, the Clerk WAS instructed &c
strike from the tax roll all the property
held BY the county, on the first of March,
the sum having been sold after the first Of
March and not liable to taxation, and cred
ii the Treasurer with the same.
On motion of Commissioner Van Wrinkle,
the pay of the Waterman was increased to
S45 per month.
On motion, the Auditors report for the
month Of December was adopted, and the
Clerk instructed to draw warrants in pay.
ment Of the same as far as the funds Will
permit
Adjournment.
On motion, the Board adjourned to 10
O'Clock, A. n, tomorrow.
JANUARY s, 1877.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called ; present, full board.
Bids for printing were, on motion, open.
ed and read.
There was but two bids. One of the
TMn Printing Company, and the other
unknown. The latter was ordered not
opened, for the reason that it was fled after
the hour of receiving bids.
The bid of the TINES Company, was re.
fered to the committee Of the whole.
Viewers were appointed on road petition
Of J. F. Colyer, J. kspp, J. W. Powell and
Mouldon.
The report of State Commissioners of the
state road in Reno Township, was present
Cd, read and, on motion of term, Commits
sioner Van Wrinkle rejected.
The viewers report on Edmonds road was
presented, read, and on motion of Commits
eioner Lucas adopted and road ordered
opened, and no damages allowed.
The Surveyors report on johnson road
establishing the point Of said road was pre-
sented and on motion adopted and estab-
lished, forty feet wide.
On motion Judge Lecompte was allow
ed the sum Of 500 for extra labor perform
Cd in bringing mp the unfinished business
OF hn predecessor, caused BY his long ILL
nea
Adjoumment.
On motion the Board adjourned till 10
O'Clock Pm.
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AFTERNOON snsIov,

Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present. full Board.
On motion, the Printing contract was
awarded to the Lsavenworth TINES for one
year.
The following Resolution was offered,
adopted and
R1sslped- By the Board of County Com
missiouers, that in every case where print
ing i ordered for the county, but one in
ssrtion shall b paid Tor BY the county, un-
Len otherwise required BY statute or speci-
ally ordered BY the Board whenever more
than one insertion Is ordered By the Board
he Geek shall endorse the same ON lie
account for said printing.
o. motion, the contract fer job printing
~ lei to the lowest bidder, the Cark to
ansEfain Who IL loves hiddsr Il
o. nsliea, n alias vas osdsred inusd
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JANUARY 4, 1877.

JANUARY 4, 1877.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Full board present.
Mr.. Dill, in the matter of the taxes on the
two Methodist churches, presented a petit
tion for the relief of the taxes. Referred
to Mr.. Dill and the County Attorney to re-
port at . p. N.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned to p.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature o. J.
HANCOCK, a. sgent for the nitet States, sur
rounds each box o. Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward VIII be given TO my rem
dering such information NAV lead TO &, e de-
lection OF any party or parties countr rfeIting
the meilcincs or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious
's'Sold At toe mandatory of Professor HOL-
LowAY Co., New York, anu by all respect
able drugg lists and DEALER in medicine throu. H.
out the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cent?, 81
cents and 81 zach
H-lhere is considerable saving by taking the
larger Sizes
y. directions or the guidance Of patients
IN every q sOrder are affixed 10 each box.
Office, liz liberty st., New York.
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS-eod&w-35 St. Louis. No.
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HAIR DYE.

u ATCBELOE'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
II best in the world. The inTentor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, with bene-
fl TO the hal and no injury 70 his health: proof
tost it il only true and perfect Dye. Harm
less, reliable, instanianrOGs. No disappoiDt-
Rent; no ridiculous tints; remedies the III e.
tifui, Black or Brown sold ant properly ap-
piled ut BATCH ELOE'S Wig Factory, No. I6
Bond street, u. Y sOid By al druggists.
bateheiOr's Erasiye soap removes stains frpEa
the lgsfs, sHin sc.
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HOLLOW US PILLS
Invariably cures tee following disease
Disorder of the kidneys.

In al diseases sfeeting these organs. wheih-
sr 1hey ecreie too mach too little water;
Or ~hethor ;hCy be aftiicted h stone or gravel
or win aches and pans settled in the IONS
owe the regions OF n .itneys these plIIs
should he taken s1sording % the pria;ed direc-
TORS, and Lne Ointment should b will rubbed
into the small he bacS at b, tlne This
treatment Will give amest Imnediate relief
when al o.her " cans hayr falIed
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plicatsd forms. II il we'll known that Dr James
has stood ~ the head Of the profession for 80
year.. Age and experience are ali-importani.
simanal Weakness, night losses By dreams
pimPles On the face. lost manhood, c1n positiy-
ely De cured. Ladies wanting the most delicate
attention, call or writa. Pleasant home for pc
uen,s- A book for the million. Marriage
Guide, which tells you eli about these diseases
VINO should Inarry-wny not-l0 cents to pay
postage. DIR. james has 90 rooms EEL uarfor.
you zee no one but the doctor. Office hours, {
a. NJ 70 p. NJ. Sundays, &c to IL. All busi-
ness strictly confidential Hsy6 dsr-ilI
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THE TRIAD.

A Long Session of the Board Of Conn.
yComnIssioncrs. During "hieh ho'
siness for the View Year il Discussed.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Mark These Facts |!
The Tsssmoay Of the whole World.
HOl.OWAY'S PILLS !

s'''I had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave me
. hearty one -
''YoCr Pills are Marvellous"
81 send for another box, and teep them In the
house.
''Dr. Holloway has cured my hi adache thai
was chronic. -
Il gave one OF your Pills to my bah for chol-
rera m0bus. The dear little thing got well IN
day"
iMy nausea of morning is cured"
'Your box OF Hot oways Oinfmsnt cured me
of noises in n. head / rubbed some Of your
Ointment benind the ears, and The noise has
LETT -
''send me two boxes; want one for . poor
family
4 sncioee . dollar; your price Is IS cents, but
the medicine % me is WoJ tn DOLLAR
send me Nv boxes Of our Pills"
"Let me- have three boIes o. your Pills by re-
turn mai, tor Chilis and Fever"
have over two hundred snch fes timonisls As
these, but want Of space compeis me TO con-
clude.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. WHITTIER

Tx. FIT sGE,
ei7 ST. Charles street, st Louis. no.
uII besa iozT.- ss7zs,a IL tie srsz. ;re4t-n CT Al
,ysnercai, SezytI md chronic olscases
SYPHILIS, GonCffhcas, elect, Structure.
oEchlri5- R5Fniz. Or FuPtu!e, al Urinary
Discases All sTpnIlltlcor n.orcGsiai affsc-
tiors :: ne fhrSies rk'l q bones, a=e trss;s4
P-r@4-eHi sG7cas, lzt2sf
S5eEr1stoEThc3a, Sexual Debility and
inIpOSsncY, - tie ie.,t OF setf s<s In yostA
II rxce-scs IL ca.1re- Wish
ftof-ce Ct tAe fJOsg ELECTS: seo-F-r.s s-r1-ai
ss,sSls, ss5i.ifgt s7gsss ct syN Ss>c-.trs rsslsTi
feG:e. sorron Of iiss', loss ers.-sl po-sr .se rea
s.ass n;arrlagSp lnn2roper o. unhappy, az.
stsve ssnt in ssssS czrsLefe fer postage Stamps
s-saST-i:s I:sr.sse--sss .sso--Sasss Isss,-sss sr
vles. cl,-osIs Dsss1Sss esaeesefs cytss gs-.1
S.sTis sc Eacce ssfiy tseatcf Descriptive pamphlets
seat ss.Iei for tzo stamps. As> vita sxperesce
-.tr Of eases every year acquires great sk Ph.eiaas
moving tsis frel1--tiy re-o,n.aa persons 20
Ccn-a=s.a eausz.lAIcr, re-orliy BY Letter. free ar
iEs:tc- WIN Is !nc1cvecisat visit city
netaes express EAil eEs-y-Aefe
CO e.o.s xaar4ntet vk-re exists
E-z.st o1-s hsa-s: A. " - P. Il. Sundays. :. Il
iPs Frssn zI,s1-g n fks city az csy Acrr a-S
Street &c ths e-es. IL II nisht ring the ooor Bell.
Taee sEcEt Il veoe hons- 90 Ioorl-- 70 .ts
extensive IN tre eozuty, e1isrscips 2ecey;oa
Ca -1.o2 roo.fss Barring AID sleeping sE-trsats;
Esiisa'sf ard sapoc Ba;hs enpretensirs Laboratory
who're al isi=es u5.t N -, essbss.e,t prepared.
Ead asst Important % all tie Library, tx old
lEst Et.a4sEt SszEE g all tie ecaoois e5ciae
ts-Ge. slso sal s-es. life size nad cc.srei 10 life,
Hs'ra-i.- { s ssatri.1'. which have been procaref
Zen Far.s, rrzs- r-1r.sss Of eKpease- aud
roEuG in say ca~r ListzrT IN tA- city. tn Library
- VI rT"l u ? caiie-s. sij-ess eIore.
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READ FALSE AID TRUE"

"a one lestsr-stanp 10 railway CO., No
q Wenon 81, Rev York. lniaznatioa voEt
49, yin - oons yoas
aM16-tn.th-0t0n-6-
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GIPatiTP Ointment,

A Splendid Household Le!aedy; no family
should be without il. II cures barns, chilblains,
sore heads, eTuptioEs of the skin, hives, ECZEMA.
poisonous bites, a., a.. Its value cannot be
Told in an advertise ment, Try one box and you
will never want 10 be without /. Sold hy all
Druggists, and at Batchelo:'s Factory, No. 1t
RnDl
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DR.. JAKES
Leck Hospital
CORNER
Washington

ana ffsnklfH,
Chicago. III.
Chartered by the
State ofIiiinois for
the express pur-
pose Of giving i'm
mediate relief in
al cases OF pri-
vR;e. chronic and
urinary diseases,
in oil THAR rnrfa-
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Fever and Ague cured for 6ity cents. There II
not q remedial agen in the world thst viii cure
fever and asue, and all other msisrious, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other fever: faded
b. Radvay's Pills) % quick - Radvay' Ready
Relief. Fly cents per Bottle
Sold BY Druggists.
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iotai LAPehs s-'No' o0/2
Average Ration, I612 cents per day
per inmate
PRODUCE RAISED on THE LEAVEN-
WORTH COUNTY POOR FARM FOR TaE
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rUuDAY, JANUARY 9, 1sS7-kEGULAR sEs-
sIoN-OFFICIAL.
Board met In regular session.
G. Present-tull Board.
Adjournment.
On motion Board adjourned to 2 o'clock
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Railway Ready Relief
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

Inflammation of the Kidneys Inflammation OF th
Bladder, Inflammation OF the bowels, Mnmps,
Congestion Of the Lungs, sore hroai. Dir
teut Breathing, Palpitaiion Of the
Heart, HysteEcs. Croip, DiPh.
iberia, CatAuh, Influenza,
Headache, Toothache, Neu-
"a gia, Rheumati IN,
told Chilli, Ague
Chilis.
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kSr. Railways
REGULATING PILLS.

The application Of the Ready Relief to the part
or paTts where the pain or diMcuity exists VIII A.
lord ease and comfort.
Tventy drops in half . tumbler Of water viii, In
kv minutes, cure Cramps. Sprains, Sour
stomsch, Heartburn, Sick Headache, DianhG,
Dyssptery, Cholic, Wind In the Bovels, AID all
tuterIal pains.
Travelers stould alvsys carry bottle Of Rad
WAYS RrADY RELIEF with them. A few
drops in water viii prevent sickness pains from
change Of water. Ii IL better than French Brandy
bi,tefS - Q stimulant.
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And al e,uptfons OF the skin. this Ointment ia
most lhNai'iiote IL ,sses not ne IL externally
alone, but Penetrstes With the most Searching
effects - the very loot of the evil
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DE-. j. BRYAN,
DISEASES OF MEN.

Guarantees the most Scientific Treatment
Speedy and Permanent Cure IN all cases.
His specially Tor thirty years has BEEN
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29
the BLACR SEA.

The Black sea, which is becoming the
scene of stirring events in the Russo
Turkish wal, is a remarkable body of
water 1t is about seven hundred miles
long in its longest direction, and has an
extreme width of about three hundred
and eighty miles, being three-fourths
longer than Lake Superior and more
than twice as wide. Its depth is from
four to forty-eight fathoms near shore,
but in the middle no soundings have
been found at one hundren and sixty
fathOms. The greatest depth Of Lake
Superior is two hundred fathoms. The
Black sea is not, like our lakes, a fresh
water sea, but on the other hand IL con-
tains one-seventh less salt than ocean
water, and is held to receive one-third
the running water of Europe. The
puzzle is, what becomes Of all this fresh
water. and how the Black sea retains its
saltness. The sea is tideless. There is
no perceptible current toward the Medi-
terranean. 1t has the same level as the
sea of Marmora The outlet by the
Bosphorus, even were there a strong
current, would be insufficient 70 dis
charge the immense volumes of water
constantly pouring into the inland sea,
and it scarcely seems credible that the
evaporation is sufficient 70 carry off the
surplus water Like our own lakes, it is
subject to frequent storms, but naviga-
ton is not perilous, and extensive steam
navigation is carriedon. There are sew
eral islands near the mouth of the Dan
ube, but the sea is singularly free tom
rocks and shoals. The sea of Azov,
which is connected with the Black sea by
the narrow strait of Yenikale, is much
smaller, being only about one hundred
and sixty-eight miles long and eighty
broad. Its waters are fresh and abound
with fish, but are very shallow, and
fall off toward the west into huge
marshes, which have been aptly named
the Putrid sea- 1t is of comparatively
little Importance for purposes of nayiga-
ton, though it has several ports and
roadsteads.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-29
EFFEcrs or STORMS ON HEAlru.

There is no doubt that the changes in
the condition of the atmosphere which
precede a storm have an effect on the
health of some persons. DR.. :. Weir
Mitchell, Philadelphia physician, has
been lately studying the relations lbe-
tween bodily pain and weather. 1t is
well known that diseases and injuries Of
the bones, rheumatism, and other all
ments cause increased pain on the ap-
proach of storms. DIR. Mitchell induced
an army officer who had lost a leg, and
suffered with neuralgia in the stump, to
keep record of his pains in connection
with the weather for three years. The
conclusion derived by this investigation
is that n certain combination of atmos-
pheric conditions Is required to produce
the pains. lie says " Every storm,
asit sweeps across the continent, consists
of vast rain area, at the center Of
which there is a moving space Of greatest
barometric depression, known as the
storm center, along which the storm
moves like a bead on a thread. The
rain generally precedes this by six hun
dred miles but before this and around
the lain lies belt which may be called
the neuraIgic margin OF the storm,
which precedes the rain by one hundred
and fifty miles. Thi. fact is very decep-
tive, because the sufferer may be on the
far edge of the storm basin of barometric
depression, and, seeing nothing of the
rain, may yet have pain due to the
storm"