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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-16
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This liniment very naturally originated in Ameri'
cs, where Nature provides Ia her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the nialadlea OF her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for % years,
until now II enelrcles the habitable globe
The Mexican Mustang Linment Is maiehless
remedyeor oil external ailments Of man aud beast.
TosBck owners and farmers u 10 Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves human life or 70
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, OF,
COW, OF sheep.
1t cures footrot. hoofaii, hollow horn, grub
screw-worm, shoulderrot, mango, the bites and
stngs OF poisonous reptiles and nsects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding aud bush liie.
II cures every external trouble OF horses, such
Is lameness, scratches, swinny, sprains. founder,
wind gall. ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent IL the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring In the
family, In the Absence of physician, such ~
burma scalds sprains, cuts, etc, and for rheuna-
tism and stiffness engendered by exposure. far-
ticularly valuable 10 Mnera-
II Il the cheapest remedy In the world. ior .
penetrates the muscle 10 the bone, aud single
application Il generally sufielent TO cure.
nsIican Mustang Llnimeut 10 put up In threo
szes Of bottles the Larger ones being proportion
sicily much the cheapest
aDtlg-d -eod&wlYr.
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Mlddling uplandsn., 8l8d u cit
Middllng 0rleans... ED ",

NEW ORLEANs, December l5.-Night--Co Cot
ton quiet, Sales 1850 bales -
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Nhw YoRk, Deoember Ib..-Collon easle
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
The Trial.

1.ie Board ofCou1ty Com a, ;ssionesy ste--
day met in open SESSION, and a Ger some de-
bate made some appointments. TheS co.,
solida, ed the offices of coun,y and city pnysi-
clan, aid fixed ;ne salary al SGD per year so-
both, when they formerly, both combined,
brought 81 500, The nominees for the position
IS fixed, We're DIR. $. +. Few and ID. j. f.
Hathaway. Commissioner Lucas nominated
DR.. Few and Commissioner Va Wrinkle NOM
mated DIR. Hathaway. The latter gentleman
getting two votes was declared elected.
The next officer in nomination was the
Superi Biendent o. the 'soor ia. IN whose sal
asy had been d Sed al { bpe- auuum Iu a. ad
OF ~ as heretofore
Nj. Van Winkle nominated NJ G. w H.
Moo.e Mr.. Lucas nominated Mr. H. FEN
ton aad MI. kichas,is in a neal spx.c;,
nominated the D.eSeDt iucumb- ot
Mr.. Joseph Curran. On the first and ss<o,d
ballots eaca of the candidates received O n.
vote. On the III nd ballot Mr. Moore receiy.,i
two votes, and Mr.. CurIan one. Mr.. Nom.
was declared elecied.
On Mo. ION he Clerk aud Auditor were i'm
structsd d 10 proc6 I'd as soon as placsicab'e IN
tine ksosr farm. ard make an in yentorv s,f t,,a
An order VAS made that an fron hrix3Uo -.
built aGuo Stranger Czeek, on the LaVfe nee
rod.
An Tie nsmbess of the Board i,sarpr>..s
thsnsukvo % eGaand tAe uninsa $780, Cnase
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on 7 ne inside. vas engraved, Anna {. ole,
-touv t,rv,m TIE = -zt EI4ur q dU W.ls e1-
anime The letter, ana IL eicited the following
Information:
SIOUX CTR, October n, ls7I.
DEAR ANA: The races commence AZ
Council Rlufis on ~ day of This week ana
Il, | have n-ald they SeIe 90 Ipou'd untii
Noyembe~ !, Will not De Gown uii then:
| viii be- iiefe then. II bOSsiple. Aiibpu-h /
anl CON ~. 20 -ie BluBs, Ia "a not come 10
-. Won. ou came ali the WY rom - Joe
TO meet me in The BiutIS. a.:G have promised
10 meet Nvu iaeI- ard De LiaTrt'o. know
ff hotel you are 4 ~ AZ, But shall never
al 10 sea you. 10. may cali uv q Ia IL
,t.aT t.-.i wreir as q "a 80 CguDJ ,, D.l J
;.sye lost all siuce / LIE; you. -lL
position aS foreman is Eo1e, aud DOW
atn u, ale bel ier thar a Va ,stJJDd- nave 700
much honor and ssif -s-peci To h.atr: you
situated as now am: but try ard v ar Gp
ana some day, PERHAPS We W " De- naDpy ip-
p..tb.r. | = Y - YOU 10 return TO sji. - spb.
ana as soon ~ ! eau IN ~ me money, "
,DnI. 20 thar town wo. K at my tiade.
No, wlfhs;anding tue FACT that - ie ,ec
". found, IiIeIe can b- no oIhe- evidence
q .,gc-d 10 tell the casi~e- II - SHppo>-d
t.v ever, :ildG the 80 uug lazy Ia =. -. pe-
rsy - by neI love-, art, Davf g c'''iIr u th'S
ctly , meet him aad Le niai ed = --ottet
d. h Nv cutting her own ',lIoat- -he utn
G1 want any one 20 know Ot her a % de O.
She NanueIt a OFF iJiDi> dcanl hOt =. s.I''
v .deni- got iaio Tue barrel a-d ne. ent ger
Ia oat. ~ ;be instrument Wa> 'onha ~ Ger
sIde. She no doubt aoDk the !H-pti "'i t.i-
ua54l
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In n Trace since J. D.,

The particulars of strange sase We g
fTom the Des MUines Ledder Of yesterday,
which saws:
This A. NJ, there was at the Given house
a :. anse case TO a physician and metaphys-
lean, a MIS-. Shade of Guln! ie county, on her
wa in cha rye Of her husband TO Il e insane
. .Eium AT Mt Pleasant. IL, March the lady
became suddenly crazy ana quite violent, and
continued 50 until the 18th OF June, when she
passed into "A comaiuSe Si.ite AMI has been ap-
pa euily sieeP'D: ever : nee. She has woke
Dut oaceGu ids ,he wiloie pe iod, last Cosobe. +,
when sue rev iv"d enough To coDs- -se, Dut NJ
Cole eD'iy, ant ale ne. day went 10 sleep
again and has not siuce awo se- me II ,e'' by
iO eng nee mos, opeu- 10 N-u!ch she m. .e>
no Iesi>,a ace add SHOWS no. 'iisri ior the1 o.;
her biealhiDg is regular bu, quicker than il
would be Ia nee normal cJn'i,tton of heaiIh Al.
IL il hoptu nat careful treatment 10y The SCI
entific gentleman at Mt. Pleasant may resus-
ICate her anu eventually cure her"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
CRACKERS
WOODEN WARE
And great variety of small tubs.
churns. pine and cedar Kama
kins, butter tubs. sugar

buckets and boxes.
I6 lbs White cashmere soap-.- 90
10 bars Of Ssvon soap ,or....-- 1 co
70 OARS Standard 90
"a bars No. Palm :. ...-..-I co
Fresh Butter, Eggs. and Chickens.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

The otlowing is going toe .oJnds in tne
pape's:
!. There = no legal hoiidav for sc0oOt
teachers.
2. A dis let officer csonoi 'ach in 5
district without resigniug 1ls otfice-
3. The dis act Gle k shat D" fincu so 70 =
not legoit.ag tne "a. ieNS % tue CO 1rv
Gle =.
( TercheFS shall not be paid tbe'r '3st
moD,.I'S slla, mn they maze e II le-
poit 20 ube cIS.t.ct cieth.
5. gne o.. - ele X y liab'e 10 slG0 fine, o 2
lhr0e apo1 Js imprisonment for mating
ial>s re o. % ..ie coruIy snpe: BLendent-
g. Tue q s., icl boa ri may -eS p-:e "A ts3Cae~
10 seacl anv , aach in The e., Il II 'grase-
prov r.eG ile can teach it,
s. Ia. .eois o. 2ua Uiars of ca iU en- Owe.
eight o., under teIeive yea OF e, who I've
vii n NO miles OF a school aad a. able 40
furnish tne.i CHI I'd Ell al boo sand clio Je,.
shall .ni .Jem 10 >c:'ool talee mon ~ q
the ye.it, ~ weeks of Wa cn shall DE cou>rc-
u;ive, paT q tle o. not moe Than so iOr
tie fT>t o trosa, snd not moe lran 80 zoe
eacII >ubsC,I uedt oiiel,"-
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District CONrf.

:. HiaI. ct al, vs. J. T.. Usner- plaintiff pre-
sented bin Of eScept on> wDIch Is re, used by
the Count.
BrackIien VS.. Brandoo, et al -dismiS iSSeJ.
COSTS paid.
Fnsr Naiiorai Elnk, OF Wa,e-ioo, vs.. A0-
cell-Same eD,sy.
Olsen vs. Mooney--tinding ftr pla;ntiT so~
6CJ. The defendant gave Do.icc OF mo ioa
fur new trial.
O.se'I vs.. McCarihy-inding for pia'ns n
for slo o.. The defendant gave noitce OF mo-
ton for a new A. 'ai.
A.chison vs.. HooS-motlon 20 set aside IL
polt o referee sp>. .aioed-
AdjCurnco q rnt.l tais mo ring 4. ten O'Clock.
To-day is ne last mo- Iol cay OF tie Sep
TEN Der tel m in ,Je Distl :ct Coutt.
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Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate of j. F. Gould,
deceased, Geo. II. Hyde. administrator, made
final settlement
Marriage licenses were issued 10 The follow
ing:
Joseph A. McGrsth and Jennie Stanton.
Chas. Dietsche and Lena Grund
The sale of personal properly in the mai,er
oflne estate OF Haas & Co., approved.
Another child was adopted by the Home
for the Friendless-two years old.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
Burnett's Extracts War
rantod Pure.


r the Money than any other house in ,
ne gallon jars 81 IS. White Lime. Plaste
S represented. can be returned at our expen
worth free Of charge.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
Amusement Notes.

The Little Oracle troupe We're registered in
Atci, son yesterday.
heOpesa House bill boards speak OF Baby
as one of the coming aiiracfioos.
The Ciiffo ID company is coming this way.
Annie Louise Cary is sick in Denver, and
caunot, for a Will meet her engagements
Mrs. Mary Anderson will be here sometime
this winter. She has q reputation OF Q spien-
did lie Ultimate actress
MARRIAGE In STAGE LIFE.
The following biz Of gossip In the Sioux City
Joa. nal about the Hyers' troupe, is new:
"wAnace King, the tenor singer of the Hyers'
tIonpe, viii lead TO the altar on THANKSGIVING
day at Omaha, Nio Dora Mayo, the lady Who
took the pazt Of Aunt Naomi In 800 OF Roud-
ase" Sam LocAs, the character of he troupe.
is . colored man vhom Chss. Calender, of
the (-sOrg1A NiuafEeaA. found It New Oriesns
some yeoD ego, where he engneed him for S0
a week He sd @ play e one Of the end
men for Tie 0eofgfnk He now gets 80 -:
week. H. lnzuss ananEy paid 70 any eoi nd
mnn0a - A0ng1nAn 0n1AS
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

THE TINES with its sual prompfness and
energy in getting news, published a Iull Te-
pott of the Davenport-W .ltoa main ROBBERY
on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific roa
ahead OF any other paper in ihe Missoari
Valley. The dispa;ch' failed TO show ANY,
tn ng in the way oi pa ticulais, nd other pa
pers ut Omaha, ~. Josenh anu AIcnisGn il:,y-
'as the same faci'ii ics Tor getting news, ste
eceiyed without mentlcn, even OF he occur-
ence- 1hi> u a clean scoop" aud We have
ason 10 crow about IL.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
NEW DEPOT TO BE ECILT.
She Kansas Central Company ar.
RAM "a. to put Their Machine
shops on the Leyee.

\ pei ION WIS taken Ito the council II .ht
before as, by he Office OF the Kansas Cen
triil railroad company asking for the right To
build reight and Passenger depot and
machine shops on and around block two
which is knuwn as ine block tween
Creioi.ee aDt, Del"waie -. eets, &c og on
tBe !eSCe. Tie IJa, a.! WAS Ie e. "a spe-
cat coa NJ. =. CO.'S a.: of Goa 4,iIuieh
S,niiJ, FcUd and e SZyDy,owiZ.. Tb. co.a-
IN Lee IOOh & Owe .'e Z, Orcu yes e 'tav, id
cDssi DdnN " =. A:J - :. Saudi aIu Ravens,
aU.t W.. le. .Ho.t az the net mes,i -. Tue
. t,cl - ge'i tU ped los i'Ie pTTposes Ir ed
go. Guu j. tIeIe I-sI % liIe con paDy j. = Ant
cd, a Ia - eie.. Tw'l p.oDibIy be ADDED 10
lue otuer Du 10 - cree ed.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
Or. JAMES
LOCK Hnso,TAi
CORNER
Wa shington
and Franklin
Streets
Chicago, Ill
Chartered by the
State of Illinois
for the expr, 81
purpp~e eofgiyinJ


in all cases Of private, chronic and urinary
diseases, in all their complicated forms. II il
well known that Dr. James has stood at the
head of the profession for 20 years. Age and
experience are all important. Seminal
Weakness. night losses by dreams, PIN
piles on the lace, lost manhood, can positive
ly TIE cured. Ladies wanting the most deli
cate attention, call or write. Pleasant home
for patients. a book for the million. Mar
riag.. Guide. which tells you all about these
dise;tses-who seould marry-why not 10
cents to pay for postage. DIR. James has ~
rooms and parlsrs. You see no one but the
Doctor. Office hours A. NJ, to p. r., sun
days, 10 A. ", to lS NJ All business strictly
confidential. maylsAi Iwlyr
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

THE books in the City Clerks Office show
that the total collections in the police coat
during the moath OF DC 'bS- w e 90
House Of ill-iame paid SSji.0 aud gaTp'''G
hon ses SIS.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
ANOTHER SUICIDE.
The BODY Found in n Rarrci with
The Throat Cut From Ear 10 Ear

The Body Found in n Rarrci with
The Throat Cut From Ear 10 Ear
Betrayal Supposed 10 be the Cause.
The Council Bluffs GIo5c has the follow np
with regard TO the death of a girl N, n
ed Annie c. Dole: 81, appears that a trar, %
came 10 a vacaat house in The southern por-
ton Ga the city, and wishing place in winch
TO sleep, led the .nont door a I'D also the
back door, but could not gain admission.
Determine on euteI.ng, he went and raised
side window and effected an entrance.
Once inside the house, he began TO look for a
place to lie down. In tine corner of the room
In which ne was, he discovered a oarrel
which he supposed 10 be empty. He went
tot and moved IL, with the intention of
getting down behind il 10 keep OF the cold
while he slept He noticed that the barrel
seemed some~hat heavy, and b. had q curi.
osity to know what what was i'm il. He took
oG The cover, and struck a match, peered In 70
the bai rel. when TO his norror he discoveries
the body Of . young lacy with her th,o.,
severed f,om ear TO ear.
Il Was that Of q young lady, apoarrns,x
eighteen yeAn old. Sue had on q plnin c.is<SS
dH1mt cd On the index nnger OF ne left h...ss
- uenan gned rins. In her pockee -.
0uD1 . 1m1DG. 1ne nag v0 taafon - ~
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
CITY NEWS.

From Saturday Mornings DaiiN.I
Tr2EE and tnarKs, next Thursday.
SCARLET FEVER is ng in II. Joseph
TryErY- would be b. de naad If Tie We.s.h-
e. WI co-ieT.
TO-DAY Is field day in the District ConTi.
Motions are TO he argued
THE inv: sion o. tn Key by the UnN !
sta.es will begin ne Tnursds =.
BULBS cough sH Up and b1Dy syi 20, al
Campbell & Kendrick' s drug soc
THE near fdture looms chrisuma and q e.
crackers up in big siyle. Our Joy 80 es are
Icing stocke ed acco sns'y.
TaE Board of County Commissi ioners met
Yesterday, but the greater part of heir deiio-
.rstions vert i'm executive session.
THE police are busy oa one Of til" largest
'.Jobs- they have undef-ten for some 'ii'ie.
We hope they will be snccsSSi0l.
THE rush at Phillip RotnschIin's yesteoday
IS not 10 be wonder al, when "" take int"
consideration the n..e sock OF Idrs he has o.
hand.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
SUGARS
DRIED IRuITS.
IPs 1T tI4t NAIKct TIINCS-
RN&f Rn~tnn NTarEcr~0.
SPICES.
SYRUPS.

pepper per pound, ..------
Allspicc, ..--.--..... ?
Our Ground Spices are warranted
purr, We have the largest variety
ever kept in this city
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
YOU Want ONE!

Just the thing to keep boys at home in
the evenings, and train them in habits Of
business
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
About Appointments.

1.-THE present Boand OF County Commission
ers will d. wat tire people at Ia sc think
best, there will he no appointments made duI =
ing the present lie ~. Ii is the 2enecal
opinion that as lne new Go: ri wall
he responsible for all appointments, ii
ssiould have The ieut 10 ma ae them.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
Tor St.e Pen.

She.,nJ. F. i:ee", of Sumler county, a.
rived in ne c',y --oai We.l'Is.on ': N .Gnt,
with a prisoner named John NJ les who is
sentenced 30 lh ee yea = Ia the peSiteJi-a ? y
for s.eaIing spor d: horses aud = w3.on
The cuipfIT WAS locked M in tde city ai,Sop
and will be- ilEen over she hiIl Inis moI nin;
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

A MAGAZINE giving the latest fashions, IL
lusi isslted and e enDellisbed by the best artists,
repleie with entertaining and instructive
I.ading malteI. is "a want in every home.
Tins want "And ews' Baza-" fills 10 per.ec-
lion. 1'nis SIX een-page monthly, which tne
press ahd critics JON in commencing
every Way, - published by W. l.. A ndiew>,
OF Cincinnati.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
SPECIAL SESSION.

An adjou ned meeting of the City Council
w>s held last evening in the City Clerk : Of
flee, with the Mayor nieSsuing. Seven cOIn-
c.lmenwere present, but as, at the Mayors
suggestion, the body we "a into executive ses-
siCn, orr reporter. " no was '.ibVi;ed out" was
unab.e 10 : We repO I OF The drlib. .iiIons.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

MIR. A. q. Chandlee has been appointed road
orerseer and township clerk OF Delaware
township. Mr.. Chandlee is AN intelligent
farmer, and viii perferm his duties satisfacto,
ri \ 10 all
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

YES ERDAY ate noon Sue. II c. y. Collins
Of Nemaha county, arrived here and stopped
at the Continental with a young man named
Frank CIendening, VINO wass captured at
Lawrence on the cna! se of horse stealing
near Seneca. The fatner of tie prisoner is re-
Epoitsd TO be Gus, pn house officer in New
York city.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
s-.iye u, a Rest,

How long Will il probably be before the Cn-
iversi,y, with ali its appur enances, is tbot-
ou-hIy dedicated, 50 fuat We may expect an
occasional item of news in the Lawrence pa
ut.r.s
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

LONDON, November PA TiAis dis
patch says the Dian corps will shortly al
tack c...um With heavy artillery; C.ucas-
gents stosmed the forti6ed town of Reissar
on ths twelfth Instant and captured the
garrison.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

OF To-day is dishonesty IN busIn' : among
meIchan. and maluiacir e-s l.. u record
noole e. cepIIon- L Dol,ys Yeast Powder,
for baking puIpo eS, il uiu',rys Iult weight,
anu made o. ,sIe pa rs, chemical substances.
IL uSe saw in nhonev, lab - aud deli gE.
B tn % ts.s la q ..nu tmacu.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

on next Monday the vagioas writs, of
mandamus viii have TO be answered
before the United States CoIrt in To-
peka, by our Boald of CpIutv Commission
ers, and as many .of oar Councilmen as can
go, ON the bond GuCsi on.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

We are informed that the three hundred
dollars per year cha .ged by the county 10 the
GOV ernment for the Use of offices in ihe CoUri
House only includes the rooms used for
United States courts. The L. s. Marshal has
no appror "a 10 pay relt for his Office.
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a False Alarm.

The ala m OF Fl e which was sOnnGed last
evening apostt O'Clock was occasIoned br
light in lbe >,ose in he Usage s,rees schoo!
house. The ti,enen urned oct promplv, bat
wet not n re,i,d. There has never been n
ftise alarm, DuI whai there has been much
l' TO ,ne CO y..ts Iuo.'sn a big ngU iiad occur
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

at Topeka. fbv Speciai request, on Monday
and also inst ucIeu the Coz liy Attorney TO
wort, 10 line interest OF the c bnnty 10 the best
of his SbiIity and AT me same time appropria-
led si00 TO d-iray his expenses white attend
ing the Court.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

manhood ami the vigor OF y"uth to the most
shattered constitution in four weeks from
whatever cau>- arising. Failure impossible
bewarr OF advertisers vino Offer So-cali.d free
Prescriptions that are useless and finally
prove iulBN1>ly expensive. Whatever has
merit must cost 81 fair price. 81 per c.lse
sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent, Dr.
JOS. JACQUES, University Place, New
york. Druggists supplied.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
New Canned Fruits.
YEAST POWDER
.ASKE is.

Economy and Cooks Friend
10, eod4o
Peerles 60. --.-..-.--.-Is, 25dI5
= lbs Dwight's Baling Soda. 2s
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

THE two Nrz Pea rt-s Indians now cont ned
al Fort Leavenworth, take their impiison-
merit calmly, seeming 10 think il is a part OF
their lives To he shut up for awhile.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

n. B. PERRY won the pairof silver napkin
ring. and set of brilliants, at the rattle Mil
lers last night He ''took chance" but pay
Ing no attention to IL. let the prize be won for
him by Mr.. Al. SchiaS, who was pr 'eut and
took his Dlacs
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
Police Court.

Matthew Scb bn.o,, "a apS and disturo; NJ
tue peace, fined SO.
EsI. Harris, disi q, D cg IL p-scea nj tn eLs-
enins o Gill. fined ).
JsaI Fir@njes, assault III baite Y
fa.l
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

the state. Prepared Mustard .qt..
rr Paris and Cement Any goods
nse and the money will be refunded.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

SHERIFF A. ]. CLEMENS. Of Johnson cour Y.
arrived. by wagon, yesterday ternoon, iiom
Olathe, with five prisoners bound for the pen
iteptiary. After leaving his pes "a ihe;r iu-
. cage, he came 10 the city with his escort
and put up at the Mansion.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
T,om Sunday Mo ning's Daily.

SHAWNEE street at the corner Of Fourth was
inac-sdaIniZed "estertiay.
The employ on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific To: were laid OFF yesterday.
Ii has been r. marka ole that II ere has been
very little wind during she presen mt tall set
son.
TASmud taken from Delaware street Is
being used TO widen Fourth street near the
court house
IT has been predicted that the coming win
ter viii be ''open" and that not much hard
weather may be expected.
o. B. LATIN was out in a new AMI hs 1d-
some hack yesterday. IT will hereafter be
one If the vehicles of the ely.
A NARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
in the Probate court to NJ. II. p. FOliam ana
Miss Rose Il, h. both of this city.
The Officers al the L. :. Military pri IN 10
port that quite a large numb "f Uni' d
stats prisoners have lately been rele sed by
oitigr of con. agss.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

IT is now said that the Nez Pe iod ans
will not stop here but " Ill be 1tNe straight
through 30 their destinaI on on tine other
= de OF the i've.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

PROF. C. u. SEISSEE's dancing school and
matinee at Odd Fellows Han, this afternoon.
The Saiu dav evening sob. . will be post
poned un II .u~.her Doice.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

on 1ilss Inside va ; engraved, Anna {. ole,
-touv t,Tv.m TIE = ...b u .II-r q aU Nsls eA-
anime Ihe letter and IL eliciteI the following
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
MEDICAL
P2EScRipIInN FREE

fNOR THE SPEEDY CURE of SEM
u inai Weakness LO>t Manhood and all
disorders brought on by indiscTetion OF ex-
Cess. Any druggist has the ingredients. Ad-
dress DIR. JAG UES Il Co, Cincinnati ohio.
dSw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

EVERY certificate We publish regardiug d..
Euli's Corsh syGup is genuine, and We will
bay rewa II Of 81 : ~ UNIV one o, ng the
CONTRARY in a single = e.-d. Q. Ne Eer IL Co-,
Bdiiiay g, Nd.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

A BOY named Larry Conway, sixteen years
of age, was seriously ihjured yesterday by
falling down through AN elevator opening at
whiltake.s pack lg house.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

1T was reported yesterday that J.. Mui ay,
an ex-policeman here, had been badly iojuI-
ed in st. Joseph, by having been scalded by
burning tar hi;eemp!oyed in the gas works
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

CORN coos "Soaked ia coal oil ma e a cheap
anu reliable Fl re kiIdies.' \ quac. of oil in
a proper vessel wlt o; < eat M noer o
them, and yud Al thus keep them Ieady for
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
The result was announced
YEAS, l33 NAYS l20,

50 the bill was passed.
The following is text of the bill as ii
passed:
I A bill to rep al all that part of the act ap-
pioVed January IA, 1919, aud known as the
TcSump' ion act. which authorized the Sec
reiary Of the Treasury Io dispose of United
Stat.s bonds and redeem and cancel gre. H.
back currency.l