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am a candidate fOrSheriff of LeavenwOrth
county, subject To the decision Of the Repub-
lican County Convention.
j. +. KREYBILL..
LEAyESwoRTH, September o, 1877.
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WHAT sECkLER HAS TO SAY.
Some Extraordinary Bargains in
ClOlhing for the People

Clothing for the People.
1t costs nothing but it will pay to call in
at John Seeker to examine his excellent
stock of clothing and furnishing goods.
Mems youths and childs suits are hand
some, fit elegantly and prices low.
Go and look at John Seekers $1,000
Melton Cloth Suit.
The $1,000 American Pilot Cloth Suit is
we'll worth looking at; at John Seekers.
Just think OF it! A fine Union: Cashmere
Suit for $1,000 at John Seekers.
1t is not surprising to us that the ladies
advise their husbands and sons to buy their
suits and pantaloons of John Seeker, for
the reason they will not rip, consequently
need no mending.
The best imported cashmere suits, made
up in the latest style, and warranted to fit
for $500, at John Seekers, 81 Delaware
street.
A fine assortment of neckwear, at John
Seekers.
Black and party kid gloves for $lOO, at
John Seekers. d&wlt
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Atlepnoett Suicide.

p tie Pinney, residing on Kickapoo street,
between Ninth and Tenth, attempted to COM
init suicide yesterday forenoon about ten
O'Clock. by cutting his throat with a razor.
He has been in the employ of John Cretors,
the carriage maker, for some time past. and
worked on Monday. Early yesterday morn
ing he omplained of not feeling well, but no
notice was taken of it and he left the house.
Shortly afterward he was found i'm an out
house with his throat cut and a razor lying on
the floor. Luckily for him, however, he did
not reach fatal spot, and with good treat
ment ne may recover. No reason is assigned
for the rash act.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, =

LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY.
In the I,rotafe Court IA aad far saii Conn,y.
In the matter Of the Estate of
LEROY q. TERRY Deceased T
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN That Let
~ tiers Of Administration have been grant
cd to the und@rs eneti the Estate of I.rroy q.
Terry, late Of SAID County, deceas.d q. by the
Honorable, the Probate Court Of the County
and state Aforesaid. dated the 18th dsy Of
September, ~ d., l557. Vow, all perSons
having claims against the said ESTATE are
hereby notified that they must pres tbe
SAM To the undersigned ior allowance,
within one year from the date OF said Letters
or they may be precluded from any ben. NJ
OF such Estate. ami that II such claims he not
exhibited within three years after tn. date
OF said iettrfs, they shall b. forever barred.
ANN y. TERRY, Administrator Of
"a f,siai.. of Lsroy g. TeiIy, deceased.
september 18th. lssT vat
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The good wife exclaimed on taking the bis
cult. prepared W tn Dooley's Yeast Powder,
from the oven; and well she might, for they
were perfectly sp endd."
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BLOOD f! AirsH E1HfcSHHEdFc .oD

Is the greatest blood remedy Of the aye Tef-
ter. iScroflid, Utccrs, Boils, Pf,sE,ies, and an
Blood diseases yielded 20 its wonderful pow
ers. Pure Blood is the guarantee Of health.
Read:
.It cured my son Of S1ofala,n J. E. Brooks.
Psinville, Ohio. sit cured my child OF En-,
apeias," Mrs.. E smelfxer, LArimers, Pa. K.
T. sellers & Co., proprietor, Piftsburx Pa,
Price, u-0y. The genuine has our name on
bottom Of wrapper. Sold by all drueKtstA
Campbell 4 Kendrick. Agents, Leavcn vosth.
Kan.
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A Great Invention.

TNHE NEW AMERICAN SAD IRON
Il HEATER. A useful invention. Agents
wanted and, large commissions given. Apleas-
ant business for ladies and gentlemen. This
is no humbug. You can make money by II.
Special arrangements made with stove deal
ers. Send one dollar and get sample and full
particulars. Say what number stove your
sample Is for. Some OF its merits-it
saves fuel, saves your room from being so
hot, thereby saves health, keeps your irons
neat and clean; two irons are all that are
needed, ana keep one busy ironing. Say
where you saw this advertisement. Cores
pOndence invited.
Address N =. JOHNSON,
Box 3H, bloomfield, Iowa.
or j. Is. WOOLsEY, Patentee,
d2f-wI Box 1js, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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d, laware street, and los and ICs W. 5ih ST.,
decsdt Kansas City, No
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Administrator Notice.

In the matter Of the estate of Noses p. Dew n
ing. decreased.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that ON the sfh
~ ,iay OF October, 4. D. Is7s, shall al ply
10 the Probate Court of Leavenwofth nty,
Kansas for COR peEsation for services and ex-
Ueuses a. admi nistrator OF. aid es,at.-
JAMES PICKFNS.
anRDy3W Administrator.
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Dr. Rscords Essence Of Life restores
manhood and the vigor OF youth tn the most
shattered constitution In four weeks, from
whatever cause arising Failure impossible.
Beware Of advertisers who offer sO-called free
prescriptions that are useless and finally
prove Iuinously expensive. Whatever has
merit must cost a fair price. - per case.
Sent By express anywhere. Sole Agent. Dr..
jos. JACQUES, University Place, New
YORK. Druggists supplied.
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LEWis-SlMON.
O'clock To-Day, and After Tint,
VIZ. and Mrs. Lewis.

O'clock To-Day. and After Thas.
VIZ. and Mrs. Lewis.
DIR. Lewis, of Atchison, and Miss Melna
Simon, daughter of Prof. Simon, of this city,
will be Joined in the holy bonds of matri-
mony this morning at ten o'clock, AT the res
idence of the brides father, on the North
Esplanade.
THE TINES in connection with the numer-
Gus friends of the bride bid her good bye from
single life this morning, with no fears or re-
grets, knowing that she Is going to the home
OF ole who is known in our sister city, as a
man; as a leader in his profession, and one
who will honor, love and protect her through
all the universities of life. OF what the BRIDE
groom will receive, no words of ours can add
ID brighter lustre TO the crown already poss-
essed by this fair daughter of Leavenworth.
Handsome, accomplished and domestic, she
is all a husband could desire. As they have
started out, so may they continue through
life, is the wish of The TIMES.
The bridal couple will leave the city at l2
o'clock this noon, for Atchison, their future
home, from there they make a tour Of the
lakes
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IN HE undersigned hereby announces him
II self AS Candidate for Sheriff, of Leaven.
worth county, subject To the decision of the
County Convention.
FRANK NJ. GABLE.
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ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement
in this issue of the Union Mills. Alexander 4
Kimball, proprietos. This firm is composed
of gentlemen who have q reputation FIR
honesty and integrity, and we trust they will
build up profitable and large business
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|. If there Is one thing the compositors on
THE TIMES appreciates more than another, it
il a good serenade about twelve O'Clock at
night, but their patience AS pretty sew rely
taxed last night, when some half dozen
''squ"alrrs" stood i'm front of the Office door
for half an hour or more, and beloved out
the chorus of "Moliy Darling" abe 'Possum
and de Coon,'' ..Let Her Slumber Meath the
Gooseberry Vine" etc. with banjo accom-
paniement. All attempts at raising the police
proved abortive.
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We understand that Hon. Schuyler ColfAx
lectures here during Fair week, On aAbraham
Lneoln-" M. ColfAx b one q H. 6ess Iec-
tassss In tbe country. asd yin undesbesaly
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r AM n candidate for Treasurer, Of Leaven-
worth county, subject 10 the action OF the
Republican County Convention.
ENOS HOOK.
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Proposals for Wood and
Groceries.

Leavenworth, Kan, september %, 1871.
~ will be received mt this Office until II
o'clock NJ, Monday, October LIST, 81, for furn-
ishing the county, for one year from date of
contract, with groceries for the poor, at the
county Poor House.
The bidders will set forth in their propo-
sails, all the different Xxi Is, grade or quality
of groceries, he or they propose TO furnish and
price or prices therefor,
WOOD.
Proposals will also be received at the same
time, for fifty (J0) cords OF seasoned hard
wood, TO be delivered at the county Poor
House, within sixty days from date Of con-
tract. The board of County Commissioners,
reserve the right to reject any or al bids.
BY order of the Board.
OLIVER DlEFENOOItF,
sept25-dtdwlt County Clerk
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A delegate convention of the Democrat
party Is nereby called, To meet AT Turner Hal
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X. C. LIVE STOCK MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, September Is.
BY TELEGkAPH.l

CATTLE-Duil and slow ON all grades, and
prices declined IL 10 - cents; winter Texas
steers, 81 12IzS3 %; winter TIE as COWS, 81 ~ ;
native cows. 8, 5Oa2 %; Colorado baii-breesi
ste, rs, 50 Sia3 Is tnor,ug; Texans, - 81 ma
tive feeders, s. d.
= HoGs-Active and strong Ior packer, 50 90
ISL.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.
STATE. OF kAN-SS. l.
,Or MY ar WOLTu,

Cot si x a or ~ nEATnswcliu, $.
In the PrvJGte Court II said County, and Sute
In the Matter of The Estate of J. f. GOULD,
Dee sssA<d.
~REDiTUR- and all other persons inter-
II tstsd in rise aforesaid Estate, are hereby
moi med that al the next regular term Of the
Prubase Court, in and for said County, To be
INN and held at the Court Room, in the
civ md County Of Leavenworth, State Of
SSnSvsnid. on the 1rxf Monday In the month
al Octobef, A. d., lss7- shall apply 10 the
~ S;ssate Of John E Gould, ofLeavenwoffb,
dec.and. Leavepwo1h Cry, August q, A.
d., ls77. 0 y. HxDE,
on&3ow4U asoss
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OUR FAIR.
Every indication of an Attractive
and Pleasant Week.
A Few Of the Numerous Noted Horses
That Will be Here.

Though the managers of the Fair Associa-
ton are not much given to vain Boosting,
yet they have been working quietly and
well, and have succeeded in arranging every
thing. SO that we can feel safe in saying that
the best horses in the West will be here to
compete for the premiums offered. Among
the many we might mention Monarch Rule,
Little Fred, Cozette, Lady Logan, Dictator,
Lady Vesta, Stranger, Captain Jack, Dacotah
Maid, Red Cloud, Lady Veto, Pilot Temple,
Randall, Pine Leaf, Royal John and Jackson
Vile Boy. During the week there will also
be shooting matches. base ball matches, &C
We also understand that the Leavenworth
County horticultural Society intend to make
q fine display Of rruit. The display of
blooded stock also promises " be as good as
at any fair in the West.
The Leavenworth people patroniz-d lib-r-
ally Platte City, st. Joseph, and Kansas City,
during their fairs, and it is not too much To
expect that the citizens of these towns will
come TO see US for day or two.
MAJ. GEN. TERRY, Commander of the De-
partmeDt Of Minnesota, and the head of the
sitting Buil Commission, arrived at Fremont
on Saturd ~. Gen. A: q. Lawrence, of Proyi-
dence, r. l., Gen. Corbin, of Ohio, Secretary
of the Commission, and others, arrived in
Omaha on the same day. Mr.. J. b. Stillson,
of the New York Herd. and Mr.. Dill, of the
Chicago Times, were with the party, and
the only members OF the press with the Com
mission. Gen. Terry will join the party at
Fremont, and go from there TO Ogden, and
from Ogden to Helena, Montana, and thence
to Fort Shaw by stage, and from Fort Shaw
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The great virtue 81 This medicine l. that il
ripcns Tire in tier ami throws /. ouG the sys-
tenn, PARTIES Ia ibl,r1d aud thus ell, e. a crr
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DiDtRics Court.

Benham VS.. Thompson; dismissed Is Der
stipulation.
Hopkins vs.. X. p. r. r. Co.; judgment
against defendant for $50.
Daverson vs. Smith continued.
Green Va. Randolph judgment against the
plaintiff for S47.
Purcell VS.. Purcell; divorce granted.
McGonigle VI. Mahon; dismissed.
Boriand vs. Clark leave given plaintiff to
reply.
Armstrong Vs. AcGrav; Judgment against
defendant for eG604Q
Ashton vs.. Epsen jury failed T. agree.
WheFeupon the jury vs. excused until this
morning. and It vas ordered that the court be
adjourned until this morning e - O'Clock.
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ST.. Joe wants a couple OF first class detec-
tives that are totally unknown in that city
for the purpose OF Kidding the burgh of
numerous thieves that now infest it.
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For Sheriff.

WILL be a candidate for Sheriff of Leay-
\ enworih county, at the coming election.
Subject TO the action OF the Democratic Con-
venIion. Le.tvenworth, August 2ls,, 1877.
-. J.. JOHNSON.
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A PLEASANT promenade concert was en-
joyed last evening, at the residence of Mr.. NJ.
+. Clarke. The string band of the Twenty
Third Infantry, furnished the music
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There is a preventative principle in Sozo-
don't that effectually preserves the teeth from
decay. Chemists pronounce it wholesome.
Rich and poor endorse 1t. No lady ever tried
it without approving its cleansing and purify
Ing properties. 1t outsells all other denti-
frices. Ask for it, and take no substitute.
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"A oOuhu naAA NY SAce8 Tell,
The wise would wish you safe In h]l.p
Such Is the refrain from the lips Of the poor
dis--sad topper, Who would ny 5rsm his enc
my u pnssibae. Recolisct IL rs . diseased Iav.
o, 49, Graves rsltek lnsteai Of handy or
~ CDR .lannlanb - elmmoar Hvw.
nnpaae3s - = IN en1sa ssaisG ltdAw
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THE SCORE
JUDGEs.-J- Hang, ]. I.andregan.
REFEREES A. Couch.
SCoRER.-darry Haley.


At the conclusion Of the above practice, Mr..
]. III. ketchesOn introduced a new revolving
glass bail trap of his own invention, which is
designed TO take the place of the trap now i'm
general use. Three rounds were thrown from
the new trap, and the opinion seemed to pre-
vail that it possessed every advantage over
the Bogardus trap. inssmuch the possible
direction in which the ball would be thrown,
could not be foreseen, thereby resembling
the flight of PIGEONS. An application for a
patent has been made by Ketcheson &
SCHNEIDER. who will carry on the business of
their manufacture. Several traps were sold on
the ground TO parties witnessing its trial. Mr..
Howell made a sketch of the trap for the
f,ruDbic
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For Sheriff.

IT HEREBY announce myself as a candi-
Il date for the office of sheriff of Leaven-
worth County, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic County Convention.
EUGENE CHAPLIN.
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Dr. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonnorhpa, eject
Cordee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary organs of males and fe-
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is a sure remedy
for the Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss. OF power, caused
by self-abuse or excessive Indulgence. Price
OF DIR. Hunters Specific, - per bottle. njec-
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by ex-
press. Dr. ]. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
800 North Seventh street, ST. Louis, Missouri
Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran-
teed or the money refunded.
Thee. gersdorfi, Agent, Leavenworth, Kan
sas may leo law
UNCLE SANS Condition Powder cures
disease. Every stock raiser should have it
on hand to be used as occasion NAV require.
II your druggist does not have the genuine
Uncle Sans, do not be deceived with an in
ferior article, but send to the Emmert Pro-
prietary Co, Chicago. and get it for YOUR
self For sale by Joseph Harrop. Camp
bell 4 Kendrick and Theo Egersdorff.
ead.vw
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ST. LOUIS.

The Place % Ss0pWhenlO ON 80 There.
Leavenworth Pc pie are coming from and
going TO st. Louis every day II is only
short ride, and business man would as soon
take the afternoon train, go 10 .'the Future
Great" and purchase his goods In wait for
n salesman. A gr, at many Of cur young folks
are going to the fair which takes place next
week. They intend TO have a pleasant and
agreeable time. We hope all will enjoy them
selves, and can assure them that there will be
no danger Of disappointment if they only 90
direct TO Hursf's European Hotel, iih and
Locust streets, and make IL their home. The
proprietor will make your stay pleasant and
agreeable.
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
Drover's Journal RepOrt.l

TDrOVers JOURNAL KePOrt.I
CHICAGO, September y.
CATTLE-Receipts, 5000; lower; good ship
PIN: NATIVES, - IOc; OFF sales really good, al
IS OUgtJ % prime, 50 20
HoGs-Receipis, 1900; best shipping
graut-s heavy, 81 800 50: sales to packers,
s5 IOoLj 80 light, s. Jsd5 %
sHEEP-Receipts, 80; fair to good ship
pers, Is Sdi 81
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BALTIMORE CORN MARKET.

BALTiMOkE, September ..
CoRN-Wsstern, dull and lower; western
mixed, spot, ts1ze September, O..c; October,
5Sc November, jSc.
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Monday the Lawrence Savings Bank
Hon. John X. Rankin, cashi-r-made gen.
eral assignment for the benefit of its credit
ors, Joseph f. Riggs, Esq, being the assignee.
This action was taken, after careful consulta-
ton of ID. board of directors, as being. under
the circumstances, a better way for the pro-
lection of the creditors concerned. The
bank, while il has LOST nothing by outright
acknowledgement Of any kind, says the
Journal. has nevertheless suffered unfortu-
nately by unavoidable and Unforeseen
shrinkage OF property values OF various
kinds. Mr.. Rankin has made most herscuiean
efforts Ia help his hank over the pinch, and
has missed large sums Of money, using his
own personal property, homestead, etc, as
well rs that of the bank. Enough was raised,
in fact, TO have answered, had not an un-
necessary and malicious circulation of dis
paraging reports led to an unusual withdraw
al Of funds.
At this time IL would be impossible To give
anything like a correct statement OF the as
sets and liabilities Upon the streets the
event occAsioned nothing more than . little
quiet inquiry, ~iih more or less loose talk
ains'ns di>interested parties. The affair is
peculiarly It's own, anil does not hinge with
the affairs of any other bank or business
firm In the city.
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The most certain way to render pOwerless
the miasmatic vapors which produce chills
and fever and other malarious disorders, is to
fortify the system against them with that
matchless preventative Of periodic fevers,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The remetiia
operation OF the bifters il no leG certain than
their preventative effects, and they may be
relied upon to overcome cases Of fever and
ague which resists quinine and the mineral
remedies Of the pharmacop9ia. Dyspepsia
cons ipation. bilious complaints, rheumatic
ailments and general debility, likewise rap
idly yield TO their regulative and tonic infiu-
ence. They are an incalculabie blessing to
the weak and nervous of both sexes, an ex-
cellent family medicine, and the best afe-
guard which the traveller or emigrant can
take to an unhealthy climate.
An Elegant Specimen 81 Printing.
We received yesterday with the compll-
ments Of c. J. Smith Co., copy Of . cata-
loxue just issued by the Kansas NanufAc-
turing Company, which for elegance Of work
manship, both In typography and pres work
cannot be excelled in the west The leading
feature Of the pamphlet b . chrome Of the
sKansas Wagon" IL being worked In llve
different eolos, the engraving and printing
both being done by :his house. The Kansas
NanufAeturing Company are doing IN extern
save amounsof advertising in this iins, and
vsknow fsoo H. specimea mt usthas thear
veek ssnh - - n bseeW han1a
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BFyant's ".se- i-np-o--ti" Re-z-'s
81 Z. Pa,-nt Adjustable SienclI Letie-s
- = tzkin, The piace Of al Oilers They
= n. fJ-rnei iaro Sold Fls--s tsed as
x Single Lsf.erS- REDCCED PRICE
TTzsr-t-HR-l EsSrybosly vail buy Cla be
tY r.st Brushes aal everything Sfc1ci sock
Sic nlanuaeturcr q the xoaderiu ''BlOSDiS GIRO
SCOPE" snd other Ayen:s t selling af;ceS Fortune
Chart CJroscoles mailed FIR Sample Chart.
postal card f1r fii p1rcalls n b. have arrange
male and furnish promptly article ~aals1 ~
ayeu,s consumers. Of American OF Foreign make
y. G. BkIAST. Sole ,ifs. ~ 4sAagtsa-t. Caieasc.
septi3-wlyr
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hereby announce myself a Democratic can
didate for the Office of Sheriff of Leaven-
worth county. p. u. LOWE.