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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

MoNEY-iH to ~ per cent.
AEKCANTILE PAPER - Prime, 3a3Lz per
cent.
CUsroxs-Receipts, $500. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed s2sI 10.
5000.
Missouri G's-5.
sTEKLISG-B. b., sixty days, 81 sEz; sight,
a ~.
CoUPoSs-lssl,s 81 or 1865, new, 81 O211; ls67,
u O,sz 1865, 81 O61z new SIS, 81 co.; new -,
registered, sl 0s;.9I 035. coupons, 81 Oi' n
% new ~, registered, 81 vityl % coupons,
u 01 .9l Of; lO-i0s, registered, 81 l6Jz; e"u-
pOns, ti o. currency 6s, 81 lyts-
GoLD-Opened at 81 CO.,; closed at 81 oO'I.
CARRYING RATES. per cent.
BORROWING RATEs-ld21z per cent. and fat.
GovERNNESTs-StroDg-
RAILROAD BoNps-Firu.
STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet and steady.
SrOCKS-The market displayed con-id"ra-
prices advanced Ld21. per cent; at the sc
ond call, there was reaction OF Ha7s per ct-
but towards the close a recovery took place
in many stocks and the market left Oh strong.
NEW YORK PRODUCE Market.
NEW YORK, August li.
FLOCR-Active and firm.
WHEAr-AdvaDced lyZcents No. .. spring,
81 Is; No. Minnesota and Milwaukee,, ,l - :;
ungraded red, 81 I354 uDgraded amber, 81 u I;
amber Michigan, vi II.
KYE-Quiet and firm G39l5c.
BARLEY-Nominal.
CoKS-AdvsncedA A@i4 cent; ungraded, 40.
4914c: steamer. s3af9c, No. 4. sje,i71zc; No. :,
<31445Oc western yellow, Sic.
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HOME MARKETS.

HAN-Si.gj per ton.
BEANS-sl 81 per bu.
RIE-tluIet, at 55c.
APPLES-DGs7Oc per bushel; hand picked
S5c.
EGGS-Choice Fresh Sc per dozen.
CHEESE-kanSts, lie.
FLOUR-Whoiesale,c choice Family NNNN,
81 10; Golden Eagle. s2 30; Western EnS'',
S2 y; waldron W, 81 %; Premium. NNXX,
sl ~ Ro>.-, 81 75. No change.
BUTTEH-Choiee. I<izSlJc-
OATS-wholesale, I6c new; 2Oc Old market
BEAN-ss per ton.
SHIP STUFF-sIO per tom
WHEAT-So. ), Extra, s2c; No. I, Gc (;
rejected, 5jc: demand lair.
CORN-2Sg3ic.
POTATOE.S-Prices range 20, %. and Dc.
ONIONS-per bushel, dull at Toe,
PEACHES-Per Dushel, Il 20. and good
TOMATOESS-Per bushel, 25c.
TURNIPS-Per bIshei, 2Oc.
BEErS-Per bushel, 2Jc.
GREEN CORN-Per dozen, Sc; scarce
CABBAGE-Per dozen, 4Jc.
POULTRG-Ioung chickens, 81 JD9i %.
BROOMCORN-stsylL55 per ton.
BACoN-Retall SC, for sides hams, loc /;
country shoulders, canvass, l21ze.
HONEY-l21zc per pound.
ORANGES-sI0 J0 Ier box.
LEMONs-sI2 50 er box.
WOOL.
HEAVY FINE, per pound. alGc
MEDIU NJ per pound d.....-.................Is Ole
CoMBISG AND DELAINE, per pound 1za2.c
TUh, per Iound 02oc
TUB, STRICTLY BRIGHT, per pounds C
COLORADO CLIPS, per pound .....--...lf ale
BURRY BLACK and CotJed Fleece,
toIc off. Market steady, and demand for
choice, good.
Stock Market.
BEEF Cows-21td254c.
BEEF STEERs-3S3Ic.
NEAL-3l ,dic.
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4 New Thing Under the sun

In its observation-disclosures.
In its coloring power-matchless.
In all its insredients-vegetables.
In Its operation-natural.
In its beautifying results-enduring.
In its tendency-presegvative.
In Its popularity-uueIualled.
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From Mr.. II. Fesgans, the deputy col
lector of internal revenue Al this point, We
gather the following, concerning the reve-
nue. rcceipts at this point for July. 1t
shows decided increase over the CORES
pouding month Of last year:
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OATTLINc nSM0E
b with tho UtMUH.

Now ready, this startling new t-mper-
ance book, by Hos. j. 4. BAJ~, tn. -. In
tenSelv intere sting account of past and
present PrDgre-s of Gospel temperance
Who'll" land, with biographies, I1Tfrdits, ad-
dresses, incidents and sIiGTGria1S, of IN. won
derful work of Great Temperance Apostles,
Murphy, Reynolds and others. Tceming
with powerful facts, arguments and illuStra-
tions of the Curse of Strong Drink.
Positively the k1Ifsh and bsSt VOIume. only
S2Oo. AGENTS WANTED quickly. Out
SsfLs eJeT-BtItiiig. Address,
STANDARD BOOK 90, 81 LOUIS, MO.
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capture in Kansas City and his tragic death
SOON after, in the swamps near Lawrence,
are matters Of history, and need not be here
repeated. "rhomp' McDaniels, his broth
er, was shortly after killed in Kentucky for
completely in the Huntington bank rob
bery, Of West Virginia, while the terrible
tragedy of Fairbauit about year ago,
m ade short work OF Clel Miller, Charles
Pitt-, Bill ChadweIl, and the the Younger
Brothers, all OF whose names had been
spoken Of a. being Connected with the Mum
Gle affair.
The robbery on the Kansas City. St. Joe
& Council Bluffs road, early Wednesday
morning, MAS ~ daring and successful,
however, as the one mentioned above. The
following are the further particulars con-
cerning the robbery.
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DR WILnufrs kNri-PERIoDIC OF FE-
vEK AND Aout ruNIC. ~ W,ihofI', rouic
har e-laDi rh-,i H.. II a. th- ini al ibie Chill
cure. Il IL universally admitted Ia b- the
only -.liabie aud harml.,.s Chill ui-.iicine
Now u--- liz -riica.y il confirmed by
thousar.I- Of certificates oi the very bert
people i'um all part. of the country. 1t
cur... maiart"u- ,i,-sa-cs of every type, from
the -haaiu. .sU'- .i the lak-- and valleys,
io the rIgIur ever Vi tlIr iurrId Zone. Try
IL! Ia hts never been known Ia fail.
wh--Iock, F,nlay N -, Pr,prIetors, New
Oriean-
For sale 10y th- Druggists e'slS~
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tui- sans G.dnd,ti"n Powder prevents
di---a-e, purihe- Ia. bioud, Improve. The
apt~Iue, sIs.- sn''vtb and glossy coat
oi hair, and k-ei~ the animal In good con-
ditivn.
For sal. b, J"- IInrrop, Campbell &
k.narick, ami 1h-u. t-srr-,iorfi
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TIE DEVILS DASilNeS,
A HsiIish Deed Committed by Two
Brutes Nsa, st. Joe.
A Husband Assists . Tramp to Out.
rage His Own Wife.

From the St. Joe papers OF yesterday,
we learn the following particulars oil a
most heinous crime committed by two
brutes in human shape at small town
called Hopkins, above ST. Joe:
About s o'clock ON Saturday evening A
family consisting OF man, woman and
child, were seen driving along the road
leading into Hopkins. They were in a COW
cred wagon, and attracted no attention till
within a half mile of the town, when they
stopped, and made preparations for camp
ing out The man left has wife to unhar-
ness the horses, feed iuem, and get supper
which she proceeded TO do, he walking
to the village. While there he iell in with
ayoung man about 80 years Of age, named
Wilson. They
BOTH DRANK PRETTY FREELY,
visiting all the saloons in the town. By
the time they started for the wagon, tbey
were both pretty drunk But they finally
managed TO reach the wagon, and finding
his wife no. there, became enraged, and
started out to find her. They finally found
her in a corn field, gathering corn for the
horses, and as she was approaching with
an armful OF corn and stalks, this man Viii
son asked her ''to let him carry them" and
as she was laying them down, he fell upon
her and undertook TO outrage her. In this
he was assisted b. her husband, who tried
to smother her screams and hold her for
the accomplishing OF their hellish purpose.
The men were both too drunk
TO HOLD THE WOMAN,
and her continued screams and cries of
murder soon brought number of the citi-
zens Of Hopkins TO the spot. Upon their
arrival, the two fiends had skunk away in
the corn field. But after hearing the wite's
story. the ;crowd separated, and secured |
the corntield in search of them. They were
soon found and taken to Hopkins, where
they were at once placed in Jail. The wife
was taken to town, and after repeating her |
story TO a crowd of anxious listeners, there |
was determination on the part of the citi- |
zens to castrate them, and would have done |
50 had not the wife pleaded in their de-
tense. The woman and child have been
taken care of by the good people OF Hop
kins. She has sued for divorce, and at
he time OF trial says she will appear
against her husband and the other brute
| he preliminary examination will take
place this morning.
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The highest market price will be paid for
Woal, Hides. Pelts, Skins Furs, Broom Corn,
Grain. etc. send sam Pile of some and will re-
port. Address, ). L. Ward. II Merchant Road,
b,sstop, Mss. julyIswiI
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The County Clerk was instructed to levy
rate per cent. on the several school districts
to pay interest on their bonds.
Turner's Picnic At AschisOn.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from The errors
and ini,.cretions of youth, nervous weak
n-s., early decay, lo~ of manhood, &c, !
i'll s-aJ recipe that ~ill cure you,
fKE.E DFCHARtiE This great remedy
wa discovered by . missionary in South
Am-rica Sesd y self addressed envelope
W the REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAK, &atioa D.
B.bl HaX<. Nes Yut Ods. s-pt36- -eod&v
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THE VALUABLE.

1t seems that the robbers we're only after
that which could be utilized without spe-
cially involving its possessor, for they did
not take anything but packages said to
contain currency. Two packages were
taken, one of s., 900, on its way from .
Nebraska bank to the Commercial bank Of
Kansas City, and = small package, contain
ing S45 81. After the robber had slowed
the money away in the sack and had risea
to his feet, the leader Of the party turned
to the conductor and gave The laconic com.
mand:
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Dom ocra,ic Ma. Conveu,,on.

The Democrats OF LeavenwoTth c1unty Will
meet in HAAS convention At the Court House
IN L-avenworth, on Saturday tie 2aIh OF
August A. D.. 1875, at o'ciock p. NJ, for the
purpose OF electinx three delegates from each
representative district in the county, To the
State Convention TO be held at Leavenworth
On the sth OF September next; and, also, At
the same time and place to elect twelve dele.
gates TO the First District congressional Con-
vention, TO be held at LeavenwOrth on said
itn day OF September, ISIS. By order of Com
mittee. Ed. CARROLL, Chairman.
j. NOGEL, Hecretary.
July 2sth, ls1s.---Sund2tw2t.
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THE ROBBERS.

Six persons got on the train at Winthrop
and iour of them were the men who robbed
the train. The robbers entered the train by
going through the ladies car, then through
the smoking car, and finally they wound up
ON the front platform Of tie smoking car.
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4 Lager 0oer Brewery Fer S01e.
For sac, q lager beer brewery, In full run
nina order. Can be purchased II . low flg
ure. Cod reasons civ n for selling. Ad-
dress, CHAA. KUNz
aod3lw1t Leavenworth, knnsaA
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Uncle Sans harness On Will keep the
leather sofr and pliable, thus preventing
its cracking or ripping, and is better for
oiling harness than any other oil ever made.
S.,Id uy all harness makers and deal ~ in
l alher Give il y trial,
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Wsin.sss's Aost- Periodic or Fever aud
Ag0e TOssiC.

This invaluable and standard family
ul-dicIne IL now a household word aud
msintain- its reputation unimpaired. Ii is
indor-d by the medical profe-~ion, and
prescribed daily in Hospital service Why ,
i.-cau-e, after wears Of trial in the wor-t
naiarial districts of the United Staie-, il
ha- proved ri--if p-~itiv- autido,e for ali
di--a-.- CAUSED by maiariai poisoning Of
the blo,.i. Wh-elock, FInlny Il 90, Pro-
prl-i"r-, New Orisau-. For sale hy all
u,usgI-t-. a,
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Col. Phillips Leads the Van in the
Complimentary Ballot.
Hon. r. A. Van Winkle and Col.
Anthony are Called on and Ad-
dress the Convention.
One Vote Taken and an Adjourn
ment Till Nine O'clock To-Day.
Where the Lightning VIII Strike is
Conundrum.

Special TO the TIMEsl
MANHATTAN, Kan. August 1.-THE
Congressional Convention met at ) O'Clock
this evening, the temporary organization
being effected by the selection of Gen. J. L.
Mcdowell as chairman, and then adjourn
ed until 5 o'clock p. m. At that hour the
Convention again assembled, and the re-
ports of the different committees were read
and adopted The Committee on Perma-
nent Organization reported Hon. ii. NJ.
Aller as permanent Chairman of the Con-
vention.
THE BALLoTISG THEN COMMENCED,
and, after one vote was taken, the Conven-
tion adjourned until nine o clock tomorrow
morning.
While the Convention was waiting for
the reports OF the various committees, calls
were made for Il. A. Van Wrinkle, of Atch-
ison county, and Col. ID. K Anthony, both
OF whom made short speeches. Col. An
thongs remarks were loudly applauded,
and the prevailing sentiment was one of
entire good humor.
HENRY BRANDON
was admitted rs the additional delegate
from the First Ward OF Leavenworth Cau-
cussing is lively tonight.
On the first ballot, Atchison, Jackson.
Osborne, Phillips and Russell voted solid
for Guthrie; Cloud, Ellsworth, Lincoln
Mitchell, Ottawa, Pottawatomie, Republic,
Rocks, Saline and Smith counties
SOLID FOR PHILLIPS:
Brown and Nemaha solid for Morrill,
Clay, Davis, Dickinson, Ellis and Riley
solid for Anderson Leavenworth for Bak-
er; Doniphan, Marshall and Norton for
Leland; Jefferson county gave Guthrie
three, Phillips one and Leland one Jewell
county gave Palmer three and Phillips
two Washington county gave Guthrie three
and Lelsnisone.
Phillips 30; Guthrie %.
Anderson 10; Leland II.
Morrill, .; Baker ..
Sixth, seventh and eight ballots sane as
ninth ballot.
Phillips 40; Guthrie 81.
Anderson II; Leland 10.
Baker II; Morrill, ..
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n , Tel q Oh 0IuIKHR 0e
fAfchiSon Patriot I1l

George Mass, residing at the Anderson
Grove, lost valuable horse n few days
ago. Some tiend, with knife or hatchet,
made cash on the neck near the shoulder,
causing the animal to bleed to death. Cir
cumstances point to the psrpetrator of the
IaaJ
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Cunstipst~d boweis, fnward piles, custive.
akin and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia, and ali
deranvemsnts OF the internal vtscers, are
cared by "swAyne's Tar and sarsAiarilis
DO not initiate the ssomach and bowels by
,.aeqoent use. They keep the system iu I.
n,s.-.tny condition, by aronsing the torpid
sss AUG Kidneys, uae matter that poisons
tne foundation OF liir
11ncoiAr 70 obtain SWayneS Ptlla-"
.. SoA hug at all Leading druEgtrts
w.".,ss. n-~~,s sSss. q co.. and sparrow 4 Jones
Sun WedFrikW.
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Ir. Iiu .i.,s Sta clfr rnd inJa- ton So.
.i..,nI,-d Ia rur- Con orii,ea, Gi,-t,, .n.
Il e, >i'iciur.s, IBIS a>'.> al The Il dn,y>. "A =
ard Urinary o'sai> al Iuai = Hhu -
Dr. tIuni-i's Sprci;ir M. /. u .ure r. m.iy
q ie Sperm, ttoi rtiss:a, --IIiinsI \" akii,->>,
na-hliy FmIS>i.,a. the io = oI pos,r, CAUSED
,IE >uI tl'u a. or Nc'->>Is- Indulgence. Price.
Dr. Hu t.is 81, cane I'cI DotIl". l J a.
t.'n, Il ter t-9i ir. = ut WY w.isre yN
p'- ID. D. Dinsb.,r, sol. ,.ropri. lo Nc.
3i5, North seventh street, 81 Louis, M,>~ouri.
- i.u stamp Ior treatlse. CuIe IA r N
I,-'-i .r th ui',u.-y refunded.
if'". Esersioin, Agent, L.'renw"rih,
sLss... .uay i2-.,lS \.
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Montgomery Conn,y Markets.
[Coffeyvil.e Journal, I2.I

Flour, SL.15@ $50; corn meal, per bush
'el, 35c wheat, 60(a 65c; corn, $50 2Oc po-
tstoes, Irish, 25c; Oats, 1Sta 20c; apples,
S1.OO; pork on foot, 2!@ 2ic; pork, dressed,
80 sic; beef on foot, TO 2.c; hav, $500.
800; butter, 100 l5c; eggs, 4Ct6c; dried
peaches, 6!c; dried apples, 6ic; onions,
75c.
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FISE head OF hair is such nm indispensa
bi- dJunct to beauty that no one who priscs
e'~,d looks should neglect Ia Use "London
Hair Js,ror kestorer," the most deli. .hJIuI al
tGcle ever Introduced To the A AMERICAN people
for increasing iIs natural gro~ til, Restoring
ii> na ura! coIoi and al tine ME lime la
- II cir dre-sIus Aiaa D-sulitl-r. Ii ls totally
'iificIeni fr''i all 't'rs mot stick and suui.
n, and ff, e ifoin aiI Inn pur- ingr. dI-nts That
o n'isr many Otn-r sItIcI-s ODiioXiuIs; In
Tact u l. quis ely p-rfuii.,i ). Il ,.eri.ct-
ly I'D 81 ganilS iIepsE~ 10 IKE IL y
sting bsiT uTs--sInx aud toII-l luxury. sold
bs % Il -.irTs Ia fine ioiIei Ici-s at IS
c-IIt> - Do..Is, ar >IN Boitlss tor "a sold by
ATr.oid, JoI..-> Il C.- and SPARROW jones,
Ia-svru~oiIb tu-s- -IhuI- -saI-w
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1 Horse Burned TO Death in Mont.
gOmerV County.


A stable on Bill Hill creek was burned
last week, burning TO death horse that
was tied in one of the stalls. The horse
belonged TO Mr.. Cupps. \ set of harness
belonging to Samuel kennick was also de-
stroyed. A small FIRE had been lighted
near the stable to smoke away the flies, and
the sparks were blown to the stable, these
igniting some straw, and in short time
the whole thing was in a blaze
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Tax Levy of Edward. County.

Trenton.
The County Clerk WAS Instructed to levy
rate ner cent. on the several school district.
10 nav interest on ,bs;r b,nJs
r.r,.r. p,cn,.., ,a,.h,.o.
TA,cblson champion. IaI
or IL. 15,b ;rs, tho a,cb;so, Tur,ar.
w;u -, . or,rd g,rJ.n co,c.r, co,-;.,-
inc Of vocal and instrumental music. turn
inc bv tho urinary and adult classes build
inc al pyramids. and tgyaau rfraats A
most interesting aud attractive programme
has been nrenar.J and the nar,icin,nt.
are in active rehearsal.
anou, uu,ur.uce Cowuan,c..
rToneka Commonwc,Ith,1 III
ct;.,ra.,, WA 10, ,..n.o1
, ii, \. =, - II 81
s.I;. 80 -. ~, ~ ;,,,~, -, 7,
soa'',s so ,hs, on, 81 The Io1 IT, Irsnr,ncs
Con,n.,;as ,b,, have over existed 10 arc
80 i-.,s.o,;n, bus;,.s, I, sbow, fur,ber
that the total cash capital OF all these COM
panies il SlI .432 6s2, and the assets, Sii6,-
17g pos.
O,, IN. Ro,o.
r.aIi,a Herald ro1
c.. ,-,,oI;,,, ,o.-as,,o,,a-
W. e. ~ ~ l., Io.rsnao-,b T,,s. n,sJa onr
ca. ioi .ne ~ n,, Wai.s,,da NJ
S,nce Pieasan. ..;n. an I'm on an ar,onSsJ ,onr
S'e'enI y, - IN -,s- -. :,
.hlousn 'ne !S noi;n.n ;.a, anu W. T,arp pa IT.
lne S.a'. ~ L,,';. ,n; u.s. - Id L;s n,,ar
ps:. VI"
40 '''e
,,,s 80, InI
MRS. nun o' ihee m;u III
lug nome rom .isn " Duhse, iin, n'
was sun s'ruck III 'he usPot a. o. I' i' on
ihursday on iaat Teen, .nen Spou "
board Inn Missouri l aeheI uain .oi
sas City. hemeGies were plomPt,, Ap
Piied, ana she s1iicientiy IIco'eieu ,.t W o
ao'e 70 commune her JouIney nun"
she suffered greaty all h,ghl On .he uain
and portion oil lhe mex. aay. p'1asss
US greatly 10 De apie 10 s'a'o 'ha' INC iAu'
has now entlreiy recoVereu-
y
lAtcnisoh 'hanip''n'
The following mysterious note was re-
celved through the post ONCE yesterday.
We had heard nothlng OF 'he circunslance:
i.o .t TEs IoEs i' Ia., Thn,sJsy h wben one of the
boats was upset, containing three young men
and several young ladies. All were saved
except one young iauy, VINO Perrheu peiofe
she could be reached, the party giving her
name ss Sarah Nance. lhe young lady
was some distance from home staying Tor
few days with some OF her friends"
The L.. l.. 4 &. Bonds.
IAtchi~on Champion. I4l
The bonds held by the bondholders Of the
bv the purchasing committee, who repre-
Tic bond. we're deuosited in the Mastin
hank of Kansas CITY prior to their being
tnrned over by the purchaser. Holders OF
the outstanding bonds, which did not 20
into this scheme of purchase, must pay
their proportion in cash. The sale will
awai, the confirmation of the United
states circuit court, which will sit in To-
peka in December. After the confirmation,
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TaE 0.nd Oentlsl nosea, New York. pcs.
49,. ~ s.d r. Sssss.:a = I. sl.s, aye. 10
80 hotsl, ana ksees 61SpsSsssoS ~ ~ ~
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No one knew from whence he came, but
the presumption was that be had been
standing guard fret inside the door of the
smoking car and tha. after his partners had
gone into the baggage car he had stood on
the platform till all WAS ready for his en-
try. With a revolver in one hand and
bag in the other he entered and stopped
over the express messengers safe. The
mt msssenger was told TO unlock the safe. He
did All this time two of the men, one
with revolver in each hand, stood guard
over the conductor, while another watched
that the baggage man and extra messenger
did not lower their arms, and the fourth,
with revolver in one hand, emptied part
Of the Contents of the United States Express
company's safe into his sack.
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About Insurance Companies.

IIUpthd NUIIIIIIUn WtdIIIIf HI
Superintendent WEIGH has prepared a
statement which will be OF great value, and
something never before put into print. 1t
seems that out of the 1872 Life Insurance
Companies that have ever existed, 62 are
now transacting business 1t shows further
that the total cash capital OF all these COM
panies is Sll ,i32, ,6s2, and the assets, Sii6,-
lIg29S
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liaS- you c"ush o'l I, h''ar-ene--,
~.ak Jung, br,.iIci,iaI trouble, or asthma
ur- E,i-r,'- t.Suact "i lar ani Wild
ttr,r.. IL II Il soN,r risn remedy i"r all
p,iiIu mar, .ii--a-.-. Ii a. ~sirrnie.i To
give sai,-lac,ion .io ind tail To give il a
uiai, aid Il IL i,Ii- y"u Insu' -turn the
biii. IA tempt, i"y..ur druggist.
f"r -a.- n Jo- iIarrop, Campbell &
k-mirick, .nd rh.-. tg-r-iorf.
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Receipts in the once of the state

Topeka Commonwealth, ILL.,
The receipts into the State Treasury FOL
the week ending August 10th, amounted to
S2, 1928; the disbursements s2l ,l3g.01.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

Summer Complaints, OF Chol-ra-inf,n
tu,,, this arfuI c.,ni i.l.i"t sh'ch Is car
ryius of the infants snd CHI dr-n by the
th",,ssuds at this --ason of the year, can
always surely be checked and curc.i by nr.
wucheii'- Ieethiug syrup. II nss ncvtr
iaii-.i tp give immsziiate relief IN the N 'sr
s-ye,e cs-s-- IL IL bvuu within the r,a, b
vi every mother. nD nui hesitate To give II
. trial you viii surely be pleased with its
charming effect.
sid by Ca,upb-ll 4 Kendrick, Jos. H.r-
rop aud rh,p E:-r-iorf, al 25 cents pr
boIsl,.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
Tersy ThoasAad I
[Atchison Champion, Is.l

[Atchison Champion, I3.l
The number Of Germans Who have set
tied along the santa Fe during the past
i've years ia estimated BY the foreign agent
of the company at 10000. Aboat thirty
per cent have ooue from Erops direct
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
Like Go Obtaiss.

No doubt the public would like TO obtain
what it requires at cheap rate n. posi-
bic. -nd many times are induced TO pur-
chase ci cap articles, overlooking the fact
thu althou. h professedly the cheapest, they
ARE in reality the dear. st in the end. Take
Dr Poioe's Special Flsvoring Extracts, and
ey may cn-t few cents more than the
cannon kinds yet they are the cheapest,
for IN Y require much less in quantity, and
when used in cakes, pies, puddings, &C.,
make ,hem delightful and wholesome. We
have vet To -ee the housewife that was not
satisfied with these articles. ltd&W
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

.lrcIISs ~ 49, ., one of the ma. annoy
ir.g tIt,- word. all 'su Md I'foInpt
eat. "a relief 10y h- use OF ">w yncs
O.nIuu uI " T., symptoms Gle m"lsiuae,
lax. 4. T-ptraiIOn, la eus. Itrnli K, paiIlcu-
i,rIA 4 g1I. Mn. r. Grove, l. - MAJ
>h . I'm n 'rTl>bbburs, Va, wiise>: 81
Attis-r. ii IA'snIt y-..Is from ihi> trTriDie dis.
. 49,, .-..usuItr,i rnrnA pis sriaIr-, tut found
4, iIu Ie'Iei un .. Ia. u :~w ybc .
Dls.IuI,-uL' Ia sI-o uI,s Irit.I, plmile>,
sIu>IA, q y.''c..l -kIGi di>sa g. le-- vIng the
.kI, S.i.7ar an ooh without blriiIi>h.
S.'i bN uatn hN uTs ~ on Tec-Ipt tI
yrIc ,5.ccuV pis.T t"X-> ior - -.
A.iir - Ieitcs. iT SAaN q -s,n. nr can
i,- t.I..ri al ATIr.l ,in e. & - :, aud SPAR
r..N X a -, Leave HoIti
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

On the 4th OF September there will be a
procession and ball in this city under the
auspices OF the Grand :Encampment of the
Order of Odd Fellows. All patriarchs are
invited to be preselt. A glorious time is
anticipated as this will be cotemporaneous
with the camp meeting and the fair.
n Mennonite Injured by Lis htning.
lMcfherson Independent, ST.
Last Friday night a Mennonite in Lone
Tree township, by the name of knockwall,
while sitting upon his stove hearth during
a rain storm, was struck upon the back by
lightning. His clothes were badly torn,
but at last accounts he was alive and likely
to get we'll. 4 hog in the same room was
killed.