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Salt River herald., 1878-04-13
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

MoHAvE-A. E. Davis, District Attorney for Mohave County, Las gone to San Francisco, on busiGe s trip. In his absence Samuel Ham, ilton will act as District Attorney. The calendar of the next term of the District Court will be an un- usually large one, as no Court was held last fall. aud the large increase of population within the year has stirred up large amount of l;tiga- tion.. Judge Banks las resigned his position as Justice of the Peace for Mineral Park precinct, aud left for Dragon. |. Business at Mineral Park is picking up little lately. ....It is rumored that Breon 6 Spear will soon have complete con- trol of the mill at Mineral Park.
 PINAL.-The firm of Calloway 6 Co. doing business at Picket Post have been dissolved. . Caroline Bilicke of Globe City has filed an application to become q s5le trader. -. Geo. A. All n is recommended for Constable of Globe City, and A. J. Pendleton, for Gila Township. .... The post office at Florence is undergoing much needed improve ments. .. Board has been reduced from S9 to SS per week in Florence. .... Professor L. B. Caldwell. of the East Tennessee Wesleyan Uni versity, delivered two sermons in Florence last Sunday.
 PnIA.-Judge W. J. Osborn, has left Tue on for Washington. General o. B. Wilcox, command ing general of the department of Arizona, has decided to establish a military post at San Bernardino near the Sonora line, which will put an end to the depredations of the Apaches in that direction. The post leadership at San Carlos has changed hands, Geo. Stevens retiring and Reuben Wood being appointed in his place. .. E. B. Pomeroy, L. $. District Attorney, who has been absent from the Territory during the past two months, rcturned home on Sunday last John Day, one of the owners of the Gardiner saw mill located in the Santa Ritas, died in this city on the morning of the 3lst ult., from an attack of pneumonia
 YUMA.-A. c. Grow supervisor has resigned. Good gold digging: have been struck near the Carga Muchacho. .. Considerable trouble has of late been experienced in keep ing crews on the Colorado rivel steambOats lately. They have gor into the habit ofquitting as soon a. the boat is mOored. The steam boat company's new carpenter shol is well under way and nearly fin ished.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-13
WEEKLY BULLETIN

Contains all the San Francisco, State ands Cnast News of the week. while its extensive correspondence and volumin0us dispatches keep. ite readers advised of all important events of the world. The MERCHANT. tue MINER. the MECHANIC. and the FARMER cannot af ford to be without it. Its Financial articles. Min ing stock and Market reports are accurate. and. its gricultural Department is ma le an inpor- tan feature. Clubs of fen or moe. 10 one ad- dress will be furnished st S2 10 per copy per year and one copy free 10 the part getting up the Club.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-13

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Salt River herald., 1878-04-13
MINING MATTERS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE FUTURE
 SILVER STATE.

PINAL.-The 76 mine of Pioneer District is exciting some attention. It's main shaft Is now down l25 feet and under contract for a depth of 200 feet. The ore body has been explored by drifts. The mill that is now el route from San Francisco is a five stamp battery with Frue con- centrators like those in use at the Silver King, with power for running another battery and pans if desired. ... MT. H. G. Bixby has returned from San Francisco, where he went on business connected with the Isa- bella mine, embracing some nine or ten different claims. He has bought out his partner, MT. Byron, paying him S25, ,O00 for his interests. He also has contract with the Duryea Mil Company to work his ores for the next six months ,. MT. Shy rock arrived in Florence on Will sons stage, bringing with him fifteen hundred ounces of silver bullion from the Miami mil. This bar was forwarded April 5th to San Fran cisco by J. CoIlingwood & Co. through Wells, Fargo x Co.'s Ex- press. MT. Shyrock says the mill is working perfectly.
 MoHAvE-There is ore enough in sight in the Blackberry mine to yield a million dolllrs. Messrs. Spear and Pritchard had left for San Francisco to arrange matters connected with the mill at Mineral Park. .. Mills and mines are all progressing f,vorably.
 YAvAPAI-I'he south cross-cut of the Tiger is completed. The dis tance from hanging wal to foot wall is aboul 66 feet. At 35 feet in, 5 feet of black sulphurct ore was dis covered and cut through. Then, for 20 feet, the stuff taken out was about onc-half good orc and one- half "vein matter" Then came five feet of very rich metallic silver ore were found against the foot wall. The biggest ledge, and, perhaps, the richest in America . The shaft on the new ledge near the crossing of Lower Lynx creek is down about Is feet, at which depth the ore is very rich in gold. Over 50 men are working the Lynx creek placers, with 1 slulceS and rockers. The gravel IS paying pretty well.
 YUMA.-The Castle Dome mining and smelting company is enlarging its operations. :. The famous Moss mine is to be opened again and worked by a New York company.
 ... Work is being done on the old Ajo copper mine. .. Eleven tons of quartz from the Buena Vista mine has been shipped to San Francisco to be worked.
 PDIA.-The ledge upon which the
 American mine is located, in the Patagonia mining district, is 34 feet wide. .. Many new prospectors are daily arriving in the Patagonia dis trict, and con siderable enthusiasm is reported.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-13
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

DROPOSALS vii be received by tho under signed tn April Jrh for furnishing tw~ thousand cords of wood tO the Gslde1 Star Min Ing Company, on C.ve Greek. There is an abundance. of wood in ihs in mediate vicinity of he mill and fine grazinC for animal. Proposals Uill be entertained for any pot ton of the quantity required. Address
 ". 3. FEELINGS,
 Phoenix, A. T.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-13
rcuerai Ice Mining Company

" l. rs,iipn "f principal place of business. SIn'' Francisco. Califn mia. Location of war <: Globe Mining District Marcopa County, Arz 'na flee is herehy given that at 3 me-'-- ing of The Beard { Directors held on the 7ih day of March 1873 an assessment (No. 9 "g Five (5) cents per share levied the cnp-- ital stock of the corporation. payable immr diately in United Sta eS gold coin. to the Sc 'ary at t''s office of rhe Company. Room 12. '- BIO Pine San Francisco California. Any s;c k upon which this asse-sm' nj shall remain unp.if on the EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, will he de- linqneu' and adver ised for sale at public ton and unless pavment is made before will he sold on Mo'day tn- 29th day of Ap-il 1872 'o' pay the delinquent assessment, together win the costs of advertising and exnenses of the sale. Bv order "f the Board of Directors.
 THOS. F.. ATKINSON, Secretary.
 Olire--Eo'm l2. No. BIO Pins S rect san Franci-co. California. gtd
Salt River herald., 1878-04-13
Notice 1T. Q. Internal Revenue
 Special Taxes.
CoLLEcroEs OFFICE. |. s. INT. REV.. ]

OULLFtIVT' \ ''FFIN I-' V :. ''' " I' IsIs's' !
 PRESCOTT March 3l, 1878.
 Under the Rsvi~ed Statutes of the United Sia,f< Sections 3232 3237, 323s, and 3239, ey- cry person engaged n any business svocation or employment. which renders him liable to . special tax, is required to procure and place and keep conspicueusly in his estaplishment or place If business n stamp denoting the payment of seid special tax f.,r the ,peeial tax year be- ginning May l. 1878. Section 3244. Revised Statutes. d-sguates who are liable 10 special tax return, prescribed on Form II. is al.o required by law of every person liable 10 special tax as aDove. Severe penalties are pre- scribed for non compliance with the foregoing requirements or for continuing in business after; April 30 ls7S. without payment oftax.
 Application should be male to Thomas Cordif. Collector of Internal Revenue, at Prescott. As T. THOMAS CORDS. Collector. 1-i
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
u-.,-.-;1+l-sts-.t--1l--si1l

The heir apparent Of Atghanistan j,
dead, but both otlh4 btlhhss bths Russian and British
GoYernmsnts are ready torsisvethe Khanr
Dfany trouble on,that score ibv taking
charge Of the country. TIE Russians have
BeenSstsadiiy advancing their possessions
in a sia for half seentury., oThe Khanate
III Bokhara va conquered ia 1858, 'in
1873 the Z, Khaapate a Khiya was invaded
and two years later an II insurrection fur
inishsd the pertext,for completing the con.
quest Of Kholand. TIE whole northern
half ofTurkestan was thus added to the
Russian + dominion. The iproyince, OF
Balkh, which is south of these Khanatea
and therefore nearer India, is the objective
point Of an expedition u under General
Kaufman, sent ont in June Of this year
after peace between Russia and AGreat
,Britian had been assured. " o.. 4 'a' Y
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
sPoSTloFE1cE,T \
NlLMlNeToN, DEL
Oface open from 9. As A. M, to 8 80 r
" pT,TfS n1SM !, ,lo.. i .loIAs.,D,e bni,, io RMJ
iysss sSxss sossssssIbPs fG o@ Z q "
sMAIIspGLosE.

Way Mail onFWilmingtona an d
a. Northern r.. RftO Reading and
u points on the Baltimore Centl
2 x. R. South Of thadd's Ford. .
Through Mail 10 Baltimore and
II Warrington. and jail . points
way Msii to baltimore, Nd:
ihrongh- and, Way Mails to
FhiIad Alphia, Pa., /. 80. 4. ..... ..
Through Mail TON. Y. and other
points North and East, ,.......
'Peninsular Way Mall on Della
ware r. r. to Crisheld. Md.
Way Mail on Delaware Western
Through m M Mi''l Mail to Irhi'adelphia
and rev York, and all points
. East and West, .....-....,"......
Through Mail TO Baltimore and
5 Washington and all points
South and Southwest ............
Through Mail 10 Philadelphia
a and New York, and all points
!, East and West. ...:.,;;........
New ~ Castle. M1ddletoWn,
y smyrna, Dover, Clayton,
3 o6ToWnsead, Detaware City, st.
Georges, hdtWyoming. Del q.
Through Mail 10 Phlladelphla
q and New York, and all points
/, North, Eastsand W. est. .........
Through Mailsto Baltimore and
Washington and all points
u South and southwest, ,............
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

.YELLoW, FEyER, = one Of the agencies
that will stbilkkingly contribute TO- the eyep7
DUAL extermination of the negropopnIatipn
tfthe Southern States. When they were
slaves they were as well cared for az swsre
the families of their white owners. They
had all The comforts and medical did that
were enjoyed by ths families Of their white
masters. Nowtbey have none Of the nS
and thus the 5pegyoes around Granada
Mississippi, who formerly almost, wholly
escaped prevalent epidemics, are itsr CHIEF
Yictims. I'd no ----- II ---L .E- .IAM -
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

misrende it ascssss1s to oatate ~ the
,Aal JawSib" uial was simply ronancing
when ns.psnnS that graphic account Of
the conscious KIpg d Ethiopia dsfing his
s6ysi.fobss, -aivsssine himself Of hiscrowm
ard kneeEing before the rightful King as q
suppliant for such poor kvorsjas the det
scendant of Solomon and the Queen O.
shsba might b. pleased to bestow. Kips
John is nv Vie so hearted man that hss
ID represented to b, Hlse He has not abdI-
Gated, and 50 far from having, ,apy potion
of fa9 20 doing Is he that be has just placed
his, capital il ? state. a, defense, and p1o7
claimed war to the end. against all rsbe Is
and slLriyslss Thar account of the true
state OF affairs in Abyssina is given by'tbe
Alexandra correspondent 81 the London
Times, who isamuch Better authority
than the Unspsakable Turk who gets up
the sensational column of"al Jawaib."
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

g., TEE Richmond .(Va,) Dispatch states
that the Secretary Of War Of the United
State, through Gen, Marcus J, Wright =
formerly of the Confederate States army,
but now keeper ofi the United States ar
chiyes- has t4ndered u the Southern His
tofical Society free access to the Confeder-
sts archives, Chow il possession Of the
Federal government and the executive
committee Of the society, in accepting this
courtesy. has extended to the government
like access to the papers, &C., Of the society
at Richmond '''' - "
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

MAI, MAI, aa;dvices a;7i from China announce the
opening Sf Tie first postal system, in in the
Chimes, empire on the first Of Juneiast'
A customs courier will be dispatched from
Tentsip to Peking daily on the arrival o
steamers from the South. The distance
from Risntsin to Peking $50 milss@ is 70
be- made within sixteen qhourssdoA,mail
will be made up at Tientsin for all steam
ships sailing for NewcRwang, Chefoo and
Shanghai IA courier Iis1 also Q to leave
Tientsin daily at noon for The same places
The postage rates are 1t presest very high
but it Is expected that. they will soon be
reduced to a reasonable basis. # this
conmsncsme proves successful = postal
.ystsm win probably b. extended all over
China. The Chirssse ARE are ready ready TO adopt
1t il it can be made to pay expenses. 20 ..
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

The Pennsylvsnia Equal Rights League
composed exclusively Of colored people,
held meeting ID Pitlsburg on5 Wednes''
day. A resolution was adopted warning
the colored people against colonization in
Libeesdia. which which the resolution declares TO
ttAs i a country Of misery, tdesolatiop and
DEATH" The formation ofa centrtl iLdus.
" trial league was authoriasd, With ;an4i!-
.qiHM leagues, to report what can best be
done to ameliorate the condition lof the
N eolofed, people, and where they can bes.
10 ool0Ri1e iBthis country or out oft. y
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

In THE short time that the yellow fever
hAsbesn devastating the little town ol
Grenada, about ons- twsn tieth part ofthe
whole population have died ftom The. fever,
How terrible the calamity is there can
0 ogJyube uude rstood by acemparsion. A
I, similar mortality in proportion to num-
d bpfs 10 Phiia dslphia would have carried
of forty thousand of the population by
death in the last three or four weeks, or
more than ten thousand week. .,-, 4
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

a. II pa necessity for the press con
1sstaptly sndeavoringy to alarm the people
:, about the danger Of importing yellow fever
) into cities where there, are ipsurmeunta-
bshis obstacles tomits extensionv ot i People
atc3ntsst ths diseases 10 New Orleans apd
. her infested Southern cities and come TO
thsitIhealthy homes and die oft, but they
' hardly asyer inpaift t # to anyone else, ii
IA properD precautions are taken q ;ll.rl
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
uIAUGHAND CHOW FAT"

This ancient bit Of advice is we'll enough
for "spare" people. but how ebout those
that are already to0fat? What is TO become
many m expert ,nents, extending through
months OF patient Investigation and toll
the celebrated analytical chemist, ]. o.
Allan, has perfected and giyea to the world
Anti-Fa Thus far In several hundred
cases this great remedy has saeyer fst!ed to 70
SIX sounds per week. IT is perfectly harm
less and positively eAicientE Sold by drug
gtsts. ,..,..t......,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

y The Msnnonites are Increasing rapid,
lEtbsss,ssta sss KItappsats ard Minnesota imp
10 oeying shieedy Itc the immigration Of ith'
1R,ssisuI Msanopitqs who lare allowed b
oths Il RassiAn, q Government until 1880 TO
tslsays Raissia 70 aY3idd military enlistment
There nare qaboats t70. 900 of this sect il
'9Aiasfaca,5 about oone-tenth' of them il
b NaI2 gyW'dS'fW T5fE~ Ic3fA !"AOi'&t- .
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

4DM .5GsM Ma,O Q, Re- RooKs Treasury, e4Asrt, hIs
idssossrsa considerable quantities Of spu
o rio 9Sdin id eircalation ofa dangerous
character. The weight is exact with the
genuine Colds, and Until thsthin coat ofsiT
yer which soaat Is years arsssoff, Of, j. broksep, tie
fraud sisAhardx to detecta Il The qdenomina-
Ian j.. .auaEtsrs and ,ba.f dollars. -.a.s
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

ID il l rspfb
1nswspspsr ipubiishsd atg Fall River, % u
'G9ths Pcpatstion of that city within ,the last !
,biew nontha shss, iyisiblys lsssensd, and is
sdstill decreasing, .anoit9a aD0ts!q7u@ G2gs q
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

The abdicatiaa OF King John Of Abys-
syniaas ttepoqtsG BY that veracious journal
,dsiaI, JJlsYvaib," was = very remarkable aHail
.auaad altogether without precedent in kingly
apps IN y is apity to spoil apeh a readi-
-"hbiestory , but the cause of honest journal
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
Anti.Fat Chs hsmicaliy ExamIned.

The analytical chemist. W. B. DRAKE, of
Buffalo, N. Y, recently .anaiyzed Allan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the following :,qI. , 8
ts}5su .89G CERTIFICATE. L .nsu4, a
i Il have subjected Allan Anti-Fat to
aDaly sis. examined the process
OF its manufacture and can truly say that
The ingredients OF which II is compos d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
fapcrably upon the system, and 1t H. well
calculated to attain the object Of which 1t
is inteded. via q. a.p,. gru- ....aa wa
Sold by druggists. -. ..
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
M. PYLE, 4
'o'as-o7. POSTMASTER.
his OeCUPATIoN l GONE.

Had the Arkansa1 doctor that ''tappedt
.he fat man, thinking he had dropsy, bu.
fading no water pl onouncei It dry drop.
sy,"" lived to-day. he would. like Othello'
md "his occupation gone. for Aliens Anti
Fat, purely Vegetable remedy, safely. but
positivel y, reduces corpulency at from
to 6 pounds per week. Sold by all drug
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

y,S EURoPhAH gosipA hintthat the Pr rincps
j Tnyss II desperately In ioye Win the et"
tFSisss Inpsrial, and thas1 yhpugh her
-efathst soppesedao the matchs shewill hay.
I'd. to. o.ta1u5fs edt 90 srn9moVo7Qmt aasi
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY F(
m m1at Nt.l I DELIVERY. - no
5.45, Am.


Way Mail from Wilmington and ~, 6
, Northern r. b. from Readlug ,rC
h and points NORTH, o'4o, AsM'
New York Philadelphia, Balu, .
more, Washington. and all
parts Of the country except H.
delaware aDd Eastern shore .aI
cou Gties In Md........... 6.Ao, = c;
Z enSa oming Delaware, @ @ = $50, -
iPhiladelphia and New York,
/! and all points North, East and oo 4.
wy ~ sS;ii'i;i Mali from ;i;i Ti;hijiiadeibhis, s@
Baltimore Way Mail. Western 4.
Shore Md-.;... :..-.. '....;-..;; ;, io.io
:! Dsss neiats South and soathxest. ); LOO. r, NJ.
Ff iladelphia and New York and A. l',,
p all points Nor,h. East ana
~ We8GL 80. ..!... .... :.....' 1,uVs -'
Way Mail on Delaware Western 80
way Mail from Crisfield, Nd, =, :. =,
Del r. r ,:;..;.. ...,..; ooo' II 4
Baltimore u Washington and all
Philadelphia, New York. .nd =
n pgiKts North, East snd w est..., .. 10, l., g
The Letter Carriers will make their de-
liverles as follows: $50 aud lO.l6 q. M.
and LIS and 4.30, p. M. !u "a, II
Local Letters for Carriers delivery should
bA deposited In Post Office 10 minutes be-
fore the hour Of delivery. b.t4J &"
no,7e4s 2n.,pWM. M. PYLE, 1
l gai 70 eas 'o'a.9-77a POSTMASTER.
f- .. ,,y i =, NJ ~ n .gT,r :.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
uAKKNE Ess ACADEMY.

Business hours, 8 TO o. m. 4 to 5.p m
sion to the gth term. which begins Sep
tember 2nd. 1878. Address by mail. Prin-
cipal Rarkness Ac cAdemy, Wilmington
Delaware. tthrlF, ~ .f,l t.''f vt u
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

as 81 iNoraCr 10 SuBsoRiBEsss- --9ho . Of opl
"a suDsct tbss, WHO are indebted b the KoRf.
Yhs HsszD' szll li ssl opliss ssl - sat, r r
lmlftsncey ylsi1d a1oqa aadj booW aaa5I
APknsoatR leaHiny the city for any pefi.
aud ofstims, however brieG or those going
abroad, can haye THE MoRNING HERA4n
biiisiisd ID any address BY ordering thesappe
,; S9a hh ces y sa cent? y eef All .l, adl I 20
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
INRrITUTE.
- :, sAvILLE BUILDING.

A select Primary. Middle, and Senior
School for al sexes Jas H. C'abb, Pria-
cipal. Once, 2 4avilie Building, Hours
frona o to II, q M, o To 4f. m. fall term
commences ON september End. Circulars
at @. r. Thomas e. Co. nr - HtuH9saf
p. 8. This school occuries the entire 3rd
floor, sitting capacity OF $50 stutents.
Terms from % cents TO 81 90 week. Cheap
est school In the city. I mr... .4..s -
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
81 LII IIlII5HI5IxsysTSsa. * n Sssl:: = Aass:. e, ls7e

Ir7m ys&idb that the Marquis Of Lorpe
: aassssy0 HON RIA. NJ fsaches csuada, sil
-rmake sbsipltotbe Uaitsd States amakips
8 d stay Of sevessp days. In each ofshe large
blsNIsA .rK Tol jsE5 stov y71yA ,D7&H
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

The Best Qualify Of MEDICINES
~7'h '' ''''. n At wML1ANs'
THE Mosr RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
'' '.' ~" MEDICINES, ,} ,,3,-,'t4 ,-.''i
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNEs .,&c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES, q
y ''1". 'A' "a - At Ninth and MARKET q
1aA choice Imported Key west Pride Of Key
- hds aJ' West or Greuley Cigar, '.i' il "
,-slitf Sif 10 tgHe Q"i92 : AT WuLIAMs'
Choice FLAvORING EXTRACTS, Strong
. 7'A1'' 'T'g1 land Pure, go '.'
T. 'H at Ninth and market.
.' I'll. 80 ID "T "il' AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPoRrED Scars,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WII1LIAM MS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE. II
"S ''.'" ''i AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy In dispensing, and
as ao9s,pgs Reasonable Prices. 9W ~
WILLIAMs'y PRESCRIPTION STORE,
maSSItf .aol Corner, Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-05

and are now held as prisoners by the mill
tarT authorities, in the interest OF general
discipline and in order to show The Indians
that nothing can be gained by such disor-
DERBY conduct. It is thought best to return
them 10 their reservation in the Indian
Territory, after having given the civil au-
thorities Of the State CT Kansas opportunity
TO identify those who committed murders
and other crimes white passing through that
State, 50 that they may BE deal, with &C.
cording to law. Secretary Schurz strongly
defehds the action of the Department.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-05
UNDER FALSE PRETENSES.
II. W. Ballard Was Arrested
Brought Back by q Regulation.

Yesterday afternoon detective Goddard ar.
rived in the city from Lincoln, Nebraska
having in charge a man named ID. b. W. Bal.
lard. who formerly lived in this county on
the Stewart farm, and who is charged with
obtaining goods under false pretences from b
g. Richards. Ballard left quite suddenly a
week ago last Monday, and as soon as It was
found that he was gone detective Goddard
was sent after him, the capture being effect
ed in Nebraska, Goddard having before he
started, been armed with n requistion upon
the Governor of Nebraska for his man. Last
July Ballard went to Mr.. b. s. Richards and
purchased 500 worth of goods, giving in ex-
change therefor note, the securities thereon
being the names of Smith and Summer
camp, both of the latter, according to the re-
presentations made by Ballard, being respon-
sible, and possessed Of considerable property.
Mr.. Richards did not suspicion that there was
anything " rong about the note until after he
heard OF Billiards. disappearance when he
learned from a couple of Billiards. neighbors
that one OF the securities was a man who
had been in the employ of Ballard at the
magnificent salary Of SIS per month, while
the other security they didn't know, and in
al probability was either false or forged. 1t
is said that Mr.. Richards is not the only one
Ballard has victimizsd, and just at the pre-
sent time the outlook is dark for the latter
named gentleman.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-05
WOn,s Rush Int RYi0Gs
rAfch{Sov, fHur,pgnn

The Leavenworth Press publishes the fol-
lowing, and in the same issue of the Pres
appears an editorial commenting on Gov,
Anthony's letter, and ccndemning The
Champion for giving publicity TO the rumor
that the Governor proposed removing to
Chicago:
ave are credibly informed that Hon. John
J. Ingalls, has accepted an engagement from
Jay Gould, As attorney for the Union Pacific
railroad company, and that the Senator will
remove to Omaha Immediately after the
Fourth of March next"
1t is not likely that the Senator will rush
into prin: with a long letter calling the
editor of the Press q coward, assassin and
liar for publishing this cauard. The Sena-
tor is not great war Governor"