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( Of ring OF bankers in Kan.
ssS city and 81. Joseph, who, buying them
AZ ninety cents, have been circulating them
az a collar, and when Received as deposits in
their banks allowing hut ninety cents there
Tor. thUs making twenty cents upon each
Collar.
L a short tou- au.oag some Of the business
n =, yesterday afternoon, the informal! ION
was obtained that iH ti.e rnajOrity OF cases
HE NeS.c..-. cy.l;-s was received f5r bat nine-
ty cents.
At Weave & snalI',, Mr.. Weaver, the So
E!uT pIitZ.CG e! iIc r!m, id that they could
receive o.. Mexican coin at bat ninety cents,
IS tEog WgT, good 70: no more 4: the Ianks
Nr. SrtuGeInan, Of the firm of FIesh.r &
ScEUT, man, said thai trIn had, uItil y.steT-
day baGI receiving the coins at their face
value. bat owing - the fact that il was an
lHPJas,b!l.iy 10 dispose Ol them for more
Than Hiuety cents, V neither given III cEauge
tCr..st0 IIleTs or At The banks, they hld .Stab-
-~.. the -;'lc 10 .scc.Ye them for Dat ninety
cents
Mr. c. u. SI-iHcr said tie had h.cn r.c-Iy-|
ins, aEd GOG.d sill. continue u receive them,
al dollar fUl Gul.ar.
Ir Joseph Farrell Df the lrr.i firm q: Ftr-
I'll E."s-, SAID sEcy rD.G'd receive Them Go-
tsr IIni i!.s,n NINETY ",ut-r .ts they were pas
able 10. 40 III Tc
Nj :. tfrgc-i.gsi ~ItI 'hyt Tor c.Gihing De ,
s'> willing To H.. lv' them dollar :of Go!3ry
hr' Tor Day -ttt tt., :I.L t,I - G. C-!t cialiy
IA c"-ia not Ic's i've IA III ter inu.c IIsu 1
NINETY tpui~.
.!HI,S TuiImau said nr cIJ:Li Eoi receive. I
ihgIE Tor Iuurc than uintty r.aiS. ~ Ihtv 4
were worth no urort thrn that here
la the m ipriiy oi eases @hcTr iiIr mer- ,
Giants were approached, the answer was re-
bUt ninety cents, or rather, that was the
sa!at liked by the banks, anu that they could
Ect e. iEc II for more. som" CONSIDER that 10 is
SuTih, iniT:D>icsIlly, more Than the American
'"inpo-ing it is coarser and contain, Inorc
I.Iry than ours.
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Sherltfs Solo No. a.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
i That under and by virtue OF an cxecu-
ton issued ON a judgment rendered in an ac-
tion in the District Court in the County of
Leavenworth. in the State of Kansas, where
III George -. Woodward as Assignee of the es-
tate in insolvency OF the Kansas Insurance
Company was Plaintiff, and John Dotter and
Others We're Defendants, TO me directed and
delivered, i Will on Monday, the fiilth day
OF August, y. ID. ISIS, at III o'clock 4. NJ, OF
tina: day, at the south front door of the Court
House in the City of LcayCnwoTth, in the
County Oi IeavenwOrth, in the State OF Kan
siS, offer at Public sale and sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following deS-
crihed tracts OF land, situate, lying and being
in the County of Leayenworth, in the State
OF Kansas, namely: Lots number twenty
three (ZIl and twenty-four (2Il, in blocl. num-
Der tweniy-four CD, in the city OF Leayen-
worth proper.
Dated this ith day OF July, ISIS.
T.. G.. LOWE,
Sheriff of LeavcnwoTth County Kansas.
II. W. iDE, Attorney for plaintiff.
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Mn never Is Du. always to b. best. -
thoIght Il leading citizen OF Evansville Ind +,
and Ihs reader may be equally fortunate bs
addressing NJ A. Dauphin, l.. %. box GJ1, New
Orleans. But hear his iiathetIc history:
The undersigned crr;ifieS that lac he'd for
collection for account of Nj. W. Rurge, Of
Nierling II fungc, wholesale druggists Ev-
ansyille, indiana, one-tcEth ticket No. 50, -,
class az, in the Louisiana State Lottery.
which drew the second capital prize Of nifty
thousand dollars, on Tuesday, June IL, 1879,
having cost the sum o! one dollaT, and that
Louisiana National Bank, on presentation OF
the cheek At the office OF the company.
NJ. BANISTER, Runner,
state National Bank, New Orleans.
June -, ls.S.
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sharih,s saIa- No as.

pUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of an execu-
ton issued on Judgment rendered in an ac-
tion, in the District Court, in the County of
Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, wherein
George =. WoOdar,i as Assignee OF the estate
in insolvency OF the Kansas Insurance Com
pany was Plaintiff, and David W. EJve>, An
nS EaveS, Austin NJ Clark, Milton l. Clara
George L.. Hines, Flora y. Hines, the CITY OF
I.eaveuwOrth, Board of County Commission
ers of the County OF Lcavenworth, James NJ
Burns, Administrator of the estate OF Geor-c
Young, deceased, and Herman MarkSOn, As
signce of the estate Of the l.eavenwOTth
Saving Bank were Defendants, to me directed
and Delivered, / Will, ON Monday, the 18th
day of August, y D., ISIS, at eleven O'Clock 4.
NJ OF that day, at the south front door OF the
Court House, in the city OF LeavCn worth, in
the County OF LeavenwortE, in the State of
Kansas, offer al public sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cIsh in hand. the follow
ing described tracts OF land, situate, lying
and being in the County of LcaVCuEOTtb, III
the State of Kansas, narnciy:
Lot mum Der seven a., in block number two
t2l, III Ln3Vcnworth C.ty proper, the north
- tquaTter q q, of section number eight g.,
Ia township number eight -, south OF the
base line of range number twcnty-oEc ca,
east of the 9th prime pat meridian.
Dated the eleventh day OF July, 1873.
I. G. LOWE,
Sheriff Of IeavenwoTih County, Kansas.
II. W. lDE, Receiver.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
n Sure Cure for Piles.

No one need suElr. = positive remedy for
all kinds OF Piles, ailaylug the intense itch
Ing at once, giving instant relief. An Indian
treatment you apply, called DR.. W W.ilisIl's S In
dian Ointment, (prepared only for Piles, and
nothing eise.) Thousands already cared.
sir. Joseph VI. Ryder, Cleveland, u, writes: /:
-" / suffered: for year. with Itching and W.
c,rated Piles, tried remedy after timely ad-
yert!sed, and consulted physicians in Phila-
tdelphia Louisville, Cincinnati, lndianapo-
lis and this city and spent hundreds of dol
Lars, but found no relief until obtained pox
OF 6T. Williams Indian Pile Ointment SOME
four months ago, anu 1t has cured rne com
niei"iy. 1 had part of n bog let which / gave
10 a friend OF mine, who had dnctored with
many physiciaiIS, and us "a last resort went
Ia the noted Hot Springs, Arkansas for treat
meUt. he informs me that the Indian Oiut-
ueEt las ais, cured him Of the Pil.ss. 70 T.
certainly n wonderful discovery, and should
.,eI3ScU py the many thousands who how are
with that dTe.sG disease
Fer more certificates a cares see large cir
cul5r around each box of Ointment. Soid b.
druggists generally.
sold isv 1T Ii.EE & FULLER SEUie-
eiic Druggists .t'Hlc-.o Sug;EIi.vw
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THE CITY FATHERS.
They Had a VI ociing Last Night. Hut
Transacted No tsusin.ss Of Bmnst.
G1afs. lnan0rsuncc.

An adjourned meeting OF the city Council
was held in the chamber at The county court
house last night, Mayor UmmeIhun in the
chair, and tOuncilmen Michael, Combs,
FTiiSche, Smith, Chaplin. and NOlz pr, sent.
Various reports o! committees were read
and referred, and other business OF a routine
nature transacted.
The FOL owing bids were received rom par
ties in regard io the making out q. AN ab-
s:raci of the property upon which taxes are
delinquent:
VS. Van Doren Offered 10 do the work :or
$40.
L q. Hopkins, on two hundred lots or up
q. u. Farr, five cents per lot OF tract, for
each year.
y. il. Wood, four and one half cents per
lot.
The bids were referred back 10 the snecIal
committee having the matter In hand.
Mr. Smith thought il bost 10 test the law
upon which authority the suits against de-
lnquent taxpayers was brought, and sug-
gested that suits be begun upon en- or
twelve pieces of property, 10 See il the city
could carry them through, and To try the
constitutionality Of the Jaw. For instance,
one lot could be taken for each year from
ls6b To $50, inclusive, taking the
ing SO the city might BE- saved considerable
expense;
The Mayor said the only expense TO the
city would be sixty cents for each lot or par
Gel, and If the city gained the suits SO much
the better, and If IL lost, the expense would
not be great.
Finally, on motion of Mr. Chaplin. the mat
ter was referred TO the special committee hav.
Ing II In charge.
The committee ON printing reported unfa-
vorsbly upon all bids as being too high, and
consideration OF the report was laid over un-
Ill the next meeting.
The Council then adjourned until the 3Is
OF the present moltL.
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SHERiFF'S SALE. NO. a..
STATE OF X ANSAS.
LEAyESwOETH COUNTY. So

STATE OF KANSAS
LEAvESwoErH COUNTY.
In the District Court Of LeauelueOrth COHny, SIT
ting il dnd jOr LedUeH,CoTts County il SItd
.SGte:
NJ H. InsIey ct al, ". Alice L. Dilworth ct
| al, case number GiiS.
Public notice - hereby given, that under,
and by virtue of an execution issued TO me in
the above entitled action, and by virtue OF
the Judgments in the above entitled actions,
/ Will, on Monday the l2th day of August
\. ID. 1875, at II O'Clock A. NJ, OF that day, at
the south front door Of the Court House, in
tue C.ty Of Lsayenworth. in the County of
LeavenwOTth, and State of Kansas. offcr at
public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described tract
of land, situated In the City and Couny Of
I.eavenworth in the State Of Kansas and
in the northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of section twenty-slN Do,
IN township eight 6 of range twenty
two tz22) ana in what Is known ~ the Cast
Survey" being part OF the Impey and j. 4.
Glst tracts and the whole OF the u. W. Gist
and the Adams tracts of said survey and more
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing in the center of section twenty
six 90 aforesaid thence running south with
the line dividing the southeast and the south.
west quarters OF said sections, ; 51-lvo chains
to the north line OF the Caples tract OF said
Gist survey thence west with The north line
o: said Caplcs tract and the north line OF the
Todd tract of said survey % 6ss-l.c,J chains
TO the northwest corner Of said Todd tract;
thence north with the west line of the Adams
through the eat end of the said J. q. Gis;
tract 10 the south line Of the Fort Leaven-
worth reservation - 2Jjl 90 chains; thence
east with the south line of said reservation
Is as go chains to The northwest corner OF
the Evans trac; II said survey thence south
with the west lie Of said Evans tract ) 6ss-
90 chains To the southwest corner Of said
Evans tract thence east with the south line
OF said Evans tract 2I5-l 100 chains TO the
northwest corner Of the Keller tract of said
survey thence south with the west line OF
said Keller tract 1913 ! ,UoD chains to the
southwest corner OF said Keller tract thence
east with the south line of said Keller tract
93-Iog chains TO the quarter section line,
thence south on said aforementioned quarter
section line ) ssj-lOJo chains TO the place OF
beginning. containing " 0llco acres more or
less. excepting. however, a part of the lmpey
tract aforesaid, commencing at the northeast
corner of Dacotah and Tenth streets running
thence north on the east line of Tenth street
1917 feet thence east on a line parallel to
Dacotah street 10 feet thence south on a line
parallel to Tenth street isllz feet TO Dacotah
street thence west on the north line Of DI-
cotah street TO feet to the place Of beginning.
containing one-half acre.
said property has been levied upon and is
to be sold as the PROF. erty Of the above named
defendants.
Dat-d this lIth day Of July, Is7s.
r. q. LOWE,
Sherifof Leavenvor;h County, Kair as.
SruyrSCS A1fOrnerv ~
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Legal Notice.

STATE Of KANSAS, lss
LElN ND!tTH C~CSTT,
III lee Ei4rif Co,,t, in the Comfy Of Le,uen-
rDIth ia HIs StLie UJ h,ulsds,
Jacob Gcyer Receiver Ct the Home
iui!GIEs; Association, P!aintIn,
": No. :.
Daniel Jones aHd Amanda Jones,
his wife.
~ OF the above named Daniel Jones and
I Amanda Jones, are hereby nOt!iis d,
that YOU have been sued by the above naInei
Plaintiff, in the District Court, in the County
Ui LcavcnWorth, in the State OF Kansas. that
SAID PlaintIn has filed his petition in said
Court against you III the above entitled ac-
tiOn, aud that you must answer said petition
on or before the 22nd day Of August, n. D.,
lSsS, or said petition Will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered accordingly. of the
following nature, to-wit:
4 judgment fOrecIo,ing II certain bond, da-
ted the 2lst day Of December, y. ID. ISL; where.
by the Home BuIlding Association agreed TO
convey IN lee simplr lots five 81, and SIX (6i,
III block "F )" LeaSenwOrth CITY proper, and
in payment of the purchase money, you, the
said Daniel JOne>, executed and deiiv, d
your note Tor al, 80, with interest at the rate
OF ten per cent. per annun. And judgment
ia fIvOr of Sud Plaintiff against said Daniel
Jones, for the amOuut due on said note and
the dues, fines and interest ON live shares of
STOCK in sail Home Building Association,
IOTeciOsiu ug said bond and Judgment against
You and a OF the defendants IN said action
tor the sale of said tract of land, and forecIOs-
ing yOI and all of them, of and from all and
amy right and equity OF redemption and 9TH
er right whatever of, on, in or TO said tract Ot
land from and after such sale thereof, AMI
that tie proceeds Of such sale be applied To
the payment to said plaintiff OF such judg
nuent as lie shall recover in said action, and
such further Judgment ami orders as are usu-
al in foreclosure suits.
Dated this 81 day AT July, a. d, 1873.
HENRY NJ. HERMAN,
julyi-dl.-wi. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Special Local Notices,
Sure Iifny.

l'r. Kings Syphiiitc Remedy is warranted
!" cure Syphi!iS la ine primary, secondary
aud tertiary Stages, and in all lis yari. q and
complicated forms, and Will cUIc the wor>i
cases of yenereal diseases; cases which hay,
resisted the treatment Of the most eminent
physicians of .HIrrica. H. t-tlr,s IN. titSI
htstSe and heals .he ulcers in few DAYS Ii
cuT'S ulcers in Tie month, nD. e. throat, head
arms ANA legs; also hard pains IN .!Ic bones
and Joints, swelling of Joints sypEiItic rl.lu-
ln1t>iIi, etc, In a short Time. Price five dol
lars per package. Sent cEcTywh.rc by ex-
press. \ treatise on spAt.ai disease, free
Sent mailed for two stamps Sold 10y DR. J .
BiHsbeer, ii5, North Seventh street 81, Louis
Mo. Cares guaranteed or the money refund
ed. Tneo. FtsursdDrH, agent, Le.tvcnworIh,
kHuSsLS. nal ii,oi,N Hlyr
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Admins ,rator's Notice.

STATE OF X ANSAS,
LYAyESwOETH COUNTY.
In the Probate Co2rt Of sIid County did SIte
IN the Matter of the Estate of
CATHORINE GAUSZ,. BeceaSed.J
~ OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, That letters
~ testamentary have been granted To- the
undersigned on the estate OfCatEaTinc CAUSE,
late Of said county, deceased, by the HonOra-
bic the Probate Court Of the County and State
aforesaid, dated the l2th day of July, \. ID.
ISsS. Now, all persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified that they
must present the same to the undersigned for
allowance, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such estate; and that If such
claims be not eNhIb bited within three years
after the date of said Letters, they shall be
forever barred.
e. GAUSZ. Administrator OF the estate CT
Catherine Gausz, Deceased.
July 18th, 1873.
In Witness Whereof, ! the undersigned, Pro-
bate Judge of Leavenworrh County have
hereto set my hand and affixed the seal of
the said Probate Court this I2th day of July,
y. ID. is.S. NEWTON MANN,
juiylSwJt Probate Judge.
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the DEATH-WALK,
An Old Leayenworthian Starts From
Weston for This City on
Foot and Meets Death
on the Way.
Killed by tie Cars and His Dead
Body Thrown From the Track
Iato CuIyert.


| DISCOVERY OF THE BODY.
oh last Saturday evening. about stcl
O'Clock. four tramyS, On the rOa1 10 -, j.,
| s'ph, discovered the dead body OF a man. az
| iErwatds sscerlainei to be mat of lhli.I
! R=icbcr, lying IN II culyert by the side OF th,
| track of tie han>zs city, st. Joseph & Coun
] ell Bluffs road, aDout mile and half sou. I
I Of Weston He wHs lying in such a position
as io indicate that hc had been thrown ther,
by the pilot Of iiv engine III that after hay.
+ Ing beru sirucS, he Iiad caught hpld of the
Z T~ils with his hands ~ IiIry were both
Inss.ied, Al tiIe wheel. had ptS>ct! over
then-
HIS EACK WAS ALSO BEOKEN,
and il it Is also probable that the pilot struck
him ia ia At portion of the body, sni wair.I
would Lead to the belief that he was sitting
upon th. rail at the time the train came
along. Has head was also badly cut and
bruised. caused beyond all doubt, by falling
iIrp the cuiv,rL. Ilre tranps viii"
FDUSD THE EODY,
Immediately reported the fac, a. Weston and
"a party WA IA nedigi-Iy formed i'sbrIug u G
Ip4y To- iDGH, which MAS ut once zone, and
an Inquest hid, Ia. jury rendering ycrd ct
Ia ac,-oIdauce with tue facts - far a. known.
small suHI oi nipn'-y, - 10 " found up
pn iIis person, and 81 bottle OI wII SKY amt a
navy revolver ia his carpet bag Whether
n.
HAD BEEN DEINEISG,
ard " hi e ia an Intoxicated state had sat
down upon the tIacE, il not known, but 1t Is
10 Ia. inferred thai Er WAS npt entirely sober
at the time he met his death, or he would
have not been caught in the manner H. was
The presence of the bottle OF viii ky in the
carpet bag, would naturally
LEAD TO TIE BELIEF
that he had been indu'cIng in the ardent, as
IL WAS known that he wI> AT time addicted
% is use, and often indulged IN "A small
spree. He had been engineer of Fred sass
steam thresher nj Weston, aud WAS, al the
tinc nc was killed, ON his way
TosEE HIS FAMILY,
who live six miles from this city, on the Old
military road. He leaves wife and family
Of six or seven children in a destitute cordi-
tiUL. The train " hich Killed him was the
up freight ON the Council Biulis road, which
arrives at Weston at 10 O'Clock at night.
After the body hsd been
TAKEN To WESTON
and the inquest held. IL was Inferred at the
expense oi the city. R=icheT WAS a man
about hny two years of age, tall and slender.
and of dark comp cNion. He was a man who
was very well thought Of by all who knew
him. and was hard worker, industrious and
careful, when he felt so inclined. He was !
very Well known in this city, having lived I!
near here for many years.
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lslS THE CggN rRg.
4 Scat ii;ts. RG,- at Stranger Nilis
-;.uns, siaiChcis as: Razors. bnt
Nu.rnnA llnr.x

Thy had lots of !uu out at Stranger Mills
last ihurslHy, although for Al time IL looked
as 1; there. would h. ultimate work Tor the
coroner. On the aforesaid morning Mr.. John
son, when TIE went out Ia Inspect his stock 4,
found The taIl Of his favoTite COW gone, and
upon investigation !ouLd the esfoIenIeniiuneI
t3'II ~, tree, tied Io u limb. Some wretch ild
Jgui Ih. !iuIb GOa a, tied the aforementioned
IaIl of She aiDTtsaId COW Thereto, and y hen
the IiIIb WAS sprung back To IT. original l,O-
s.tiu.I ilI.: bovine ryI,rTtd Il TO was placed in a
mot IIIlcUluuS position { r :, lady, head
downward. Something h1d to break. and in
;iGa a e IL was the Tai! oi the HiO.cmu iOned
coI, anu when her owner IouHd her she wss
t-ti.I,>S. johnson wst~ naturally mad, and
sWr;r he'd SIUr,t the man who had
thls ruihi,iSiv deprived H!~ favoTIIu bovine
oi nrI CnleI OTnaIGIvl.t, -. Il IA -pIciOniug "A
yOaIh named h.ck NIr, EC went iEtp his
10 u-l. 20 procure IA shotgun To carry out hiS
THREAT Viii. EuSvSr., had ia Ihr IsIc.III-
IiIiit- got "A gun, and when Johnson came cut
!.I> .Ipu with hlD, a ir hIs eye and his
.uu ia hIs hand he found himself cOnfront-
,sl by VIII, who hah in his possession and
puI!.t.d directly al iN- :tiurrSiId Mr.. john
sou, a shotgun lOn'ie,i up T., ,.tdy Tor business.
lie Therefore concluded thai hr wouldn't
shoot auyLUdy tUat day, and A' didn't. AZ
forwards ia. women folks eel tHc E,l,s> itIn-
lily, living near johnson, and at wu1sc house
NGtt boarded, took a hand ia the fTay, which
WAS oi qulI. an exciting nature tor awhii".
Thea Jo.u>on sHOrr Out warrant against
Wit, whn, upon hearing uI ll, same, jump
e,l the Country, and has not been s-yn SlnCr
There Will bs clSUs IA coUTt. rc-ar;iu. The
matter, UUt There was nobody hart last
Tunfk,l.N
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gEw YoRKpaooucE MARKET


FLOUR Quiet and uut hanged; superfne.
- .HaJ 50: common To good, 81 al 30
good 10 choice. 81 2na5 -; white wheat .N-
Irs IS s.EI5 o; ~. Louis, 81 C)Ij o..
WHr.r-QGicI No. =. spring, 81 oJ5I O.
unsrtd,d wi.irer red western, 81 U.di u
No. =. do. 81 u; No. >, white, 81 10.
RYE-FirIn No. :, western, Gle.
BARLEY Nominal
toHN-Moier..t. Iy active and isEer; un-
Grad, Il. ~ 1i~. steamer, ies 'I.=c.
OATS inner: mixed western, 32 9-sic
white western, ;slaS9tzc.
toFfEE-Quiet and unchanged.
SUGAR-tsuei bat steady.
MOLAssEs-Quiet and unchanged.
RICE-Quiet and steady.
EGSs-Siesdy western. llLeGl2c.
PoRK-Dull Mess slU 2Jlylo %.
EEEF-DuiI and nominal
CUT MEATS-,lpiet-
MIDDLFs-Ncstern long Gear, GiSc; city,
do &C.
LAI;p-Firmer; prime steam, 27i$aT az.
BUTrEE-FIrm; a2lc.
CUEESE-Nominally unchanged
WHIsKY-Si o1Gyl o..
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LEG Al.
SheriffS Sale, do. 81.

! DUBLIC NOTil + Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il That underuEd by virtue OF an exeCu
ton Issued OH Judgment rendered in aI
action in the District Court in the COUNTY
OF LetEtAwOTth. ia the state of Kansas
wherein Charles Ack-uhausen was
PlainiitI, and Hartman SaNer and Catharint
SIzer were.De:euGanis, To me directed and de.
HNcred, j VIII, or Monday, the ilith
day oi August, A. u, ISIS. at
ten O'Clock \. 81, of that day, at the south
irCIt door OF the Court House, IN the CITY OF
LcaVenwoItA. it, The County OF .rIVeu,yoTtll
IN The state Of Kansas, otIer at Public SIIe
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand.
the following described tract OF Land, situate.
lying and Ec!ns in the County of Leayeu-
worth IL the state OF Kansas, namely:
! part OF the southeast quarter OI $. eli n
ten 40, township nine - and range twenty
two -, commencing OF the southwest cor
her 81 said quarter, thence IGuHIU. east on
the south line thereof thir.,ca ll-9 chains
and twenty-five - tiub>, 10 i.Ic center Oi
the ntw Lawrence road, thence north war.
- - e;iSt,l &lOlS t,lc center OF said road sew
,n % chains, thirty nine ED Laks; thence
west sixteen 10 chains, twent -f.V, - links
10 the west line OF said qu srtyT. tsglct- >nuIh
six tt chains, evcniy-c.s..t l5sJ links, 10 the
place of beginning.
Dated this tn day Of July, \. d, IS.S.
l.. G.. i.DNE,
Sheriff OF I.aavsnWorih county, Ka!.SIs.
I. EltHLEN, Attorney fu. Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
From Wednesday Mornings Daily

POLICE news is light now.
TINE thermometer was down, yesterday, for
a hand shake with ";ried" friends
A number of convicis arrived at theU nited
States military prison, Fort Leayenworth,
yesterday
VERY little money coming into the city
and county treasures now, just at The time
when cash Is most needed.
YESTERDAY morning at four O'Clock the air
was cold enough to cause tto e whe were yet
in bed To seek heavier covering.
GREENS New City Directory for ISIS and
1879 Is fast approaching completion. Ii prom
ises to be "A work OF merit, and will undoubt-
edly be comp etc in every particular.
NINETEEN lads We're arrested by the police
yesterday afternoon for bathing in the river
Just below the Planters House. in full view of
passengers in passing trains and those on the
where, AIT II being admonished and caution
ell, they were lowed TO go, very much scar
ei.
THE County Treasurer is busy now making
out the list Of delinquent taxpayers, which
will be published the first of August You
want TO hurry and pay up os your name Will
appear.
THE only suit filed lately in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court w6s I'll of Nor
row Bernstein, 10y his next friend and guar.
dian, Henry Friendlich vs.. James Franks, n :.
signee OF the ale in insolvency, Of Levi
Bernstein.