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ness, that the many colored parents who are
pushing their 'JGrorte oHs'' into seminaries
of learning at great expense, with n view 10
embarkIng In the profession of Law or meci-
cine, are wasting for the most part, precious
money and more prer'cus time. they are
chasing a b.llow that will retire from beneath
their feet just u IL is overtaken. Better give
them practical learning. and then spend the
money used in that way i" .'serting them
up" III some thoroughly mastered trade, oG
upon a neat l:ttle farm.
III writer regards the troubles and dan
gers OF the colored people as economical
rather than political, and thinks the great
need OF the race is to give more attention
to work and less to politics. The talk
about "Amalgamation" he regards as all
nonsense. and says the blacks do not desire
to amalgamate with the whites any more
than the whites do with the blacks. The
work closes with the following paragraph
Let the negro he true 10 himself, cultivate
knowledge, practice virtue, accumulate
wealth and the fu' ure will take care of itself.
That short sentence embraces the whole
Ia" anu tAic tibputt,- lct tilt cDlOEtI
man pursue the same prudent, honest, and
economical course that any or every man
ought to pursue, and he has nothing to
fear for his future
Mr. Embry refers at considerable length
To the condition Of affairs in the Southern
States, bat to this portion of the pamphlet
&. Il IL.
the policy now in force there is fixed fact,
and discussion cannot change it,
Altogether We regar,i the book a. valu-
able one-ab!e, tmely and comprehensive,
and one that ought To be read aud studied
by every colored man in the country.
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MYSTERY OF A MURDER.
New Mystery Thrown Upon a Christ.
NM ETagcdY.


The Kansas City Times has the following:
\ few weeks ago, while a man WAS watering
hi, horses at "A shallow place on Brush e eek. .
about four miles sOuIn OF the ciIy-he SAW 4,
headIess human body lying upon the rocky
sliOdl Just above him. He gave. uotlct- Il, The.
authoutles, and an inquest was held ",
name ana no clue was discovered whereby
tae death Of the deceased cDu d De explained.
New ii-hl has been thrown upon the muir
uer mystery CGE4hs tiIe past Week, and one u,
the darkest and most dIabOlicdl ButcherieS
ever ISerpelrated l. likely TO be explained.
When the body was Iound IL MAS supposed
thit IL w.as That Of "A man, Dit later develop
ments seem 10 Indicate that the corpse was
that Of "A woman.
The first theory was founded upon the fact
that two young men from this city, while on
"A hunting excursion last ID c,.mDcT, were at
trsicted To a "moger's amp" in the v oods by
the cries and calls for aid upon the part OF
SOME one. They went To the camp on Brush
creek sucar where The murder was committed,
anu There saw "a man slIIlng by "A camp fire
begging and pleading piteOusly for mercy
from another man wBo seemed to b.. his
IN tsi-r. The master iold the Kansas City
boys Ia go-lhat The man crying 10y the fire
Was drunk. The boys went away anu thought
40 more about the aH-.Ir until The discovery
Di Tue heddiess body about two weeks 40.
linen they Told what they knew but this
did not SATISFY the officers. since that time
however, newer developmeas have
thrown additional l-ht upon the my>-
terE. IL seems IlaJ about the lime of
The supposed murder, man driving a
Two hoIs- wagon eBcatInpe'l on Brush creek,
near where the h-adl">s UOdy Was found. lie
applied 10 "a Ia In-T named AsOury, Or ASH
bury, io. WORK ia>L De NIB q, and MAS given
Work 10 .us.i corn. The day thas hr arrived
the e he L.sI t~o com p..niuIsS, one a man and
e other "a ~OHIsn. they all Camped to-
iIer near Ia" place where the dead body
u ii been rooted out by Tine hUsS. Mr.. As
ID ify gave iie stranger wOTk, bus nOJIced on
IL morning ali -F~ardS. when ti' came 10
iIt.Sk corn, tHat H. SHIrj sleeves were spotted
with b.ooG. lie >.iu H-.. -. EJi come from
IL aTrl>nuNiile, tass Goa. y. and thai l4is viii.
Ia "a died Su..beI.iy, and Tad been buried on
tHe rU.n brtwrgg; tIarfl>pnNi!l- and BrtlS..
creek Il" worked a few days i4uSking cgrI.
>oli his WAGON, hOr-'ss and hairless in Ills
c. .tE, and lrfi inI> sec ion Oi the country.
County Marsha! iiggsJt lciJ iasI night to
seek tins bIoOs y-~htI u cDrn-Iusker He
knows where h M, and he propOs : 10 As
certain where q. / IoN ur. bIri,i his wife.
ihe he#u!' - corps dragged out by The hogs
IA. -iIt Lave Dron Ji'. G. q woman. u so, the
la uaId who enc 49, a'i IN the brush on
Brush crees, aud 49,. ...~ .I.. .,Id Old his
IN, should DC lee, Ui.,I - explain Il little
more.
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Confused by iseadtn. the Theories OF
Foreign BOndb Olders.

washington lstpuOlcan
senator Morrili's argument in favor Of
the single or gold unit Of value appears TO
have been predicated upon the snpposition
that the majority of the commercial nations
OF the world had demonetized silver Only
a few days since We printed in the NaiO'.ai
kepuLiie1a full reply TO such allegations
from Representative Phillips, of Kansas, in
answer 10 Rev. Henry Ward Beechers as
sertions of a similar character. II Mr.. Phil
lips Is corr,c; in his data, Mr.. Morrill, l.
wrong. But, aside from this, the equities Gi
this case do not admit of a supposition that
We shall redeem our greenbacks with only
one-half the redeeming qualities which we
possessed for that purpose under the old
double stand -rd. Senator Morrill, is quite
well aware that when We issued orr legal
tender promises, which lie now wishes Us to
redeem in gold, We had both gold and sill
yer dollars in which to redeem them. And
he cannot deny that, by leaving the
silver coin ont Of the list Of coins. and de-
claring the gold dollsr the ''unit Of value"
instead OF the silver dollar of 1887, the pu--
chasing power Of the gold dollar was
greatly enhanced, while that OF the silver
collar was much deprecated. The result
is now, when We are about being called
upon to redeem our greenbacks in gold
dollars, the poor man is obliged to labor
two days for the same amount OF gOld-the
same number OF dollars that he could earn
in one dav under the old standard. Equity
does not demand that this should be re-
quired; on the contrary, both equity
and justice require that our stand
ard Of value-the measure of days labor
should be precisely the same in purchas-
ing power, as nearly as may be, WHEN we
are called upon to redeem our promises,
that it was when those promises were given
out in 1862 1865 Senator Morrill, knows
this as well as well as any man, for he is
an ardent student of finance but we fear
that, like many others, he has suffered his
mind to get confused by reading the theories
that the foreign bondholders have prepared
ior the digestion of our statesmen, instead
Of eiIulging to the bare practicalities of the
raSp
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IA,chison Champion, Yesislday.l ]


Governor Anthony has directed the 1t
toruey General to commence an action, in
the name Of the state, against the Leaven-
enworth, Lawrence u Galveston Railroad
Company, for notorious and persistent fail
ure and refusal to comply with the terms
of its charter and the conditions upon
which it received and accepted, from the
State OF Kansas, valuable grant OF public
lands TO aid in Its construction.
The action OF Governor Anthony is just
timely and commendable. There is nc
question concerning the facts in the case
and there ought 10 be none about the right
of the State TO demand and secure redress
he sclion of the L.. l.. 4 G.. Co. is simply
an outrageous violation OF all the condi.
tions upon which it treceived, from the State,
exceedingly valuable franchises, as we'll rs
OF the letter and spirit Of its character. ii
there is no remedy fOr such wrongs as these
in the Courts, the Courts are useless and
expensive luxury IL a railroad company
created by the State, and having received
from the State large and exceedingly valua-
bic grants of land, can openly and persist
emily defy the authority Of the State, ignore
its rights, and infiict serious injury upon
the interests and business of its people, we
ought to know it.
Surely there is a remedy, in law. for such
wrongs as these, and we eheartily endorse the
action Gov Anthony has taken to test the
matter. We believe he will be cordially
sustained by the people of the whole state.
The railroads of Kansas have received
enormous subsidies, in land, money and 9TH
er valuable grants, from the state and its
people. And they ought to comply with
the exact letter and spirit Of their char
tiers and the conditions upon which they
received such grants. II they fail to do so,
the law ought to be strong enough to en-
force the right. OF the state and its peo-
pie. We believe it is. We remember
that, some years ago, the State Of Missouri
enforced a claim it had upon the old Platte
county road by taking military possession
OF it. Governor Anthony will be fully JUS
tilted in the action he has taken in ordering
a suit to be commenced, in the name Of the
State OF Kansas, against this defiant railroad
company More than that, he will lie heart
lily applauded. We know that he has the
courage and determination to carry out
what he has undertaken, and We have no
doubt that his prompt and just action will
have q very wholesome effect. The State of
Kansas has vested rights in number of its
railroads, W ich they ought to be compelled
to acknowledge and respect
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A False Alarm.

The shrill call of a police whistle on the
levee in the neighborhood of the 'Centen-
nial" last night about nine O'Clock aroused
the neighborhood. When inquiry was made it
was found that row was imminent between
a hackman and a discharged soldier who had
Just came in from the west The point Is dis
pute seemed to be the difference in the
amount to be paid for a drive around the city
with a female companion, who belongs in t.ie
Centennial" The hackman wanted SO for
the drive and the ex-soidier only wanted TO
pay s.. The disturbance was settled nnaliy
by a compromise.
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GEO ID. PARK El.. po ! barber al F. Sill, left
yestcrday 1" JOIN the Tenth Cavalry- He
look with him a fiHe pair OF I'm Eli>h huniing
d ~, HIIIcI. ave % ga u>a ii and .Oi,fu Ee
..Lavrou nbrs Dis"
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The Revival -, lne lsap,i.i Churca

Rev. ID. b. Gum is still at tine good work.
He is a most interesting iaborer in the vine
yard Of the Lord. He can hold three services
a day, and appear as fresh at the close as
those who have listened 10 him. Last Sun.
day night the great audience room of the
church was filled. Mr.. Gums sermon was
more tnan usually able After il closed, the
pastor administered the ordnance of baptism
TO five ladies and four young men. The at
tendance has been good during the week
even when the weather was unfavorable.
These Baptists seem TO believe in continuing
a meeting hose who have attended from
the beginning are still anxious for IL to go on
We hear that the revival spirit is spreading
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THE Oldest Man,

The man who hUntc,i up the niEeiy-nine
year Old Benajsh MsIiIH, in Ford county,
and triel 10 impose him on TIE ,soPle as the
oldest man in Kansas, forgot 10 CANVASS the
whole state. There lives in a little log cabin
east OF The depot at Tonganoxie, a coIOred
man who is nearly Old nough 20 be tiie fat l.
eT Of Gr. Martin. Ills name Is Samue! Asher.
lie is liz years old; WAS ten years Old at the
time OF the commencement Oi The g-eat
American struggle In l.75, ana r TameulDerS
no% MS master talked 20 his irIloyv-slaNes at
Ihat tins. Ee Des CT saw General Washing
ton" IL. does EonIvmb-T = ihTt la the suInnI,
Oi lSiB, while he was working IN "A tobacco
heIo N IeEnes>-e hc became bind. His
mind = perfectly clear on many subjects and
he cOIserS, ; freely. lie lives with MS daugh-
je:-In-iaw Mrs. Berry, vino IL upward of %
years Of a2s. HIS sOu-in-iaw Prank Berry, IL
Is said died OF old age.
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~mporary OrganixasiOn.

A meeting of the young men was held a,
the Academy Of Science rooms, last nigh,
and considering the bad weather the number
present was much larger than was expected.
J. A. Lane was elected President protein. and
NJ. l. Hacker, Secretary.
Remarks were made by Judge Aller, Prof
McCarfy, DIR. Sinks, Mr.. BENJAMIN, and
others. A committee on perman, mt organi-
zaiion, was then appointed by the chair
From the interest manifested by ali present
IL is evident that the efforts of the young
men will be attended with success.
The meeting was adjourned until next
Monday evening, at eight o'c-ock.
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wish to make a lasting business and not be
compelled TO rsy On the Cul-gTOgIa of mrIe
Si,ec1 alton viii be compelled in tGe future
TO recognize LeayenwOrtI, as not only a
mauuiact urIng city Of magnitude, but one
tBat l. worthy Of cons deEsstion IN railroad
ciic!es wfsn any ''change" or combIns tiOu
IS talked or thong it OF. lhere are sp.sd bust
ness men here who realize the fact that they
can be successful and tDat by combined
effort can assert their influence, IL not IN one
direction in another. aGl tLcy WILL uuInIs-
lakably, lean toward the point a" Lien gives
l.lG CIV. ~ lnit. Inc mnnt BON NJ
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SIMON BERNSTEIN went 10 Leayenworth
yesterday To open branch OF his pawnbrok-
ing establishment. The Aichison house Will
De Continued under its present. management.
--itctisoH Champion
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OUR BUSINESS.

A Dctcrminasisn Of Business Men 20
Promote Our heat lnscresss, Rail-
roads, ETC, and Oshergisr.
Travel on the railroads tributary to the
city are enjoying an increase of business.
Tr Vel has been more general and business
like for several days than 1t has been for
many months. The prospects now, are for .
more extensive passenger and freight buSi-
neSs on the roads centering here than has
been known for years Some men have
thoaxht all they had To do WAS to locate In
oosinszs and trade would come To them
Ihey have seen their mistake. Leavenworth
does not do business that way now. al,bouub
such may have been the custom in the ps.t.
and this u to-day perhaps the poison thar is
surely and steadily eating away the f,unda.
ton Of Kansas City and other mushroo,n
Towns.
nh evident that railroad comp.r,s. vso
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ConAinS Again.

We learn from our exchanges that gangs of
cloth petidiars have invaded the state and
are preparing to swoop down on the farmers
rs is their annual custom. Let the people be,
ware, and make no bargains with this class
of men. Ii they say the goods are smugyled
Then they are criminals, while IL they possess
them iexitimaiely the goods are a swindIe
because their hswkers can enjoy no advan-
taxe over the regular trade. II they wan,
yx,ur poie show them the door Have moth.
ing to do with these wholesale peddlars, who
hood-wink you With some specious story aud
gvindle you surely you have anything to
40 With them.-Cbxnc1 Bh0S Nosporiei.
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P.v~ene ee reacher~.

The school teachers were paid or yesterday
by the clerk of the Board of Education, Mr..
Geo. ID. Farr- The amount paid was e ,25s
The number Of teachers paid Was forty, in
cluding the superintendent. The average
amount paid to C ty teachers is ,5i2ss. The
teachers In the country are paid whenever
here Is money enough in the treasury to
cancel the obligations.
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oCIrE Interesting series Of meetings
arr being c.rrird ON at the First \. NJ. r
church, unds-r ths direction OF Rev. MIR. Hub
bard. Ti,e attendance is quite iargr, and a
good WOE. n bang done
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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings arc
under the supervision and management 81
GENERALS u. I. BEAUREGAkD and JL-
BAL A. EARLY.
The next drawing occurs Tuesday, April
sth, ISIS.
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-julyl7dSwlyr. :

In all cases Of private, chronic and urinary
diseases, in all their complicated forms. II il
well known that DIR. James has stood at the
head of the profession for - years. Ace and
experience are all important. Seminal
Weakness, night losses by dreams, pfm-
pies ON the face, lost manhood, cin positive
ly be cured. Ladies' wanting the most deli
cate attention, call or write. Pleasant home
for patients. A book for the million. Mar
riage Guide, which tells You all about these
tiseaseS-whO seOuld maTTy-why not %
cents TO pay for postage. Dr. James hcs -
rooms and parlOrs. You see no one but the
Doctor. Office hours A. NJ, To p. H., sun
days, 10 A. NJ, to IL n. All business strictly
confidential may lJdeswIyr
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One Years Suspension and IE;.IGPay.
TDgdre Cifv GIobe

Lieut.. Wetherill, who was sentenced to
dismissal, by court martial, January 10,
has had his case reviewed by the President,
who by general order mitigated the sentence
to suspension for one year, from January
1st, 1873, on half pay. lie is indebted for
this mitigation to the Recommendation OF
Capt J. H. Bradford.
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Eclipse of the Moon.

There is To be partial eclipse of the moon
in the morning of February l7th, visible in
the United States. The moon will be in the
earth's shadow at sh. s21zm. A. NJ and leave
II at Oh. Is4m. A. N. At n. 2lm. the middle
of the eclipse, o.si of the moons diameter will
be obscured. The time is not favorable for
obserS alton from this section except for
printers, editors, and Others who never
kieap-
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.JusiiGable lyoruicide.-

A verdict 10 this effect was return,d d by an
Intelligent jury In the case OF John Smith,
who, returning from his Office tired and hun
CRY, Kill, Il his COOK for noI mixing his bis
cults with Dooisy's Yeast Powder.
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Exquisite Od0rs.

The American Perfumes made by DIR. Price,
are really exquisite, and are becoming the
favorite perfumes for the hardk rchief and
toilet His Floral Riches SUI ass IN rich
fresh, f1owery fragrance, al! the o'ogne
or toilet wafer; while his T. Ros tlisia
b ,uquet, ami other handkerci 8tr re
really the sweetest scents in the Ia. liza
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Pro NoSo, the late Pope, who died a week
ago to-day in Rome, was elected on the 10th
of June, lsi6 He succeeded Gregory NNI.,
and enjoyed one OF the most prosperous
reigns ever known in the history of the Cath
Ollie church. He was not made prominent by
war; but on the records there are entries OF
advancement In education and morality,
which speak volumes for his Judgment and
governing power As a social monarch.
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Bond Approved.

Col. John {. Carpenter, the new United
States collector, was IN the city day before
yesterday, having his bond approved by
United S.ates District Attorney Peck The
appointment OF Joi. Carpenter gives univeT-
Sal lsatisfaciion.-ToIekd Commonwealth.
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From Friday Mornings Daily ]
;UIr trees are budding again.

FRUIT trees are budding again.
Blue birds have made their appearance.
iUsINEss at the hoieIs was light yesterday.
l.EBE are $3.50 Catholics in the state Of
Is"nsas.
BUsISEss does not brighten up much AT the
court hous,.
a SLOW DR. zzIing Ia fell daring The great
er ptri oi last night.
IHE Infantry school al Fort Lcayenworth,
i progressing nnely.
iHE Lew sigh at No. pa South Fiah street
is a'irac Ing The a.IeuiiOn oi pass.r-.
The woIh on The Kansas Central track has
b. =. su pvid uniii The wuaJ.. = - I,r.-
t-r.
MR. VI. SOLDIER, an o.d resident of East
Lc"VaHw0r, II, died YET, Iday morning at his
rSsIG "a "c.
TIE marriage license business in the Office
oi tn JHd e pI the Pro.a1e LO@r, - slachiUg
v.l - si'. az "a EroacA,S.
Ir Commenced raining eagIy yesterday
III bruiGg, amt = rsiHin., '.s " 20 10 pIes,.
DSw wI--itcildsOH ItGHIigH.
We've got "A stand M s..E,Tt.srm-nt OF tn.
same character, bat We To c.i3iage 4 occa,-
sioEal.y, in order Ia IN k il attractive"
fHE IHin Al = of ih ,'-I:ps. BII" are rejoic-
Ing over ihc O.rta nf a ten pDulI baby in The
house yGale.d 4! morning.
To The h.nb.c and cr, dulous rs well as to
the rich and skrpiica!, ID. BIIi', Cough
SyIup l. a true and wee an. lriei.d.
TIE police docket, yesterday morning, was
barren of anything in the way of business.
Ihe only item on The bulletin was "lo court
to-day"
The revival at the Methodist church dur
ing The past few days has been productive of
much good, and the membership roll has
been Largely increased
UoNDUcToR Will iE of the Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific road brought six coac=
loads of l.,nd-s.., kers from Chicago yesterday
and sent ih.m out over the A, 4. K ;. r.
road
A NUMBER of the Catholic clergy who were
here yesterday yisit.d the camp Of the Nez
Perces, above Fort Leavenworth, yesterday
afternoon. and had a long and pl, ,asant con-
lerencv with Culd Joseph
SIMON BERNSTEIN went 10 Leayen worth
yesterday To open a branch of his pawnbrok-
ing establishments The Atchisou house viii
be continued under its pres nj management.
--ifchtsoH Champion.
The Episcopal Church lunch at Occidental
Hall yesterday was well attended and the la
dies who had the affair in hand have reason
to be- pfoud of their success, the weather
being IN the condition II w.ts.
THE weather yesterday contained enough
of the disagreeable 10 make any who had oc
casion Ia go out, prepare for IL The mud on
the streets last night WIS, on an average, four
inches deep. This, of course, does not include
the mud holes where no bottom has been
found
SHERIFF 4. L. MARTIN, OF Daviess county,
Missouri, and his deputy, Mr.. Samuel Nena-
BILE, arrived here yesterday from Galiatin,
with prisoner who is under sen
tence OF three years f.'r burglary ard grand
larceny. The party l.il for jeff, - IA City on
the Missouri Pacific, in The aIIcTnoon. They
took dinner al The Mansion.
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Shall is be Compelled 20 Comply with
the Terms Of Its Characrl
EDITOR TINES: Feeling deep interest
in everything pertaining to the welfare Of
Leavenworth, 1 desire to say few words
about this L., L. & G. railroad matter, and
your editorial in yesterdays issue upon the
same subject.
If am correctly informed, the charter
conveying certain rights and valuable fran
chises to the L, L & g. railroad company
vas obtained upon certain and stipulated
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\ farmer in Rock township last We'd
nesday ran wolf down. and after kicking
il over in the snow, cut its throat with a
pocket knife
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Police Court.

Rhoda Morgan, drunk. fined s..
John Gilmore, drunk, discharged.
George wilkins, vagrancy, fined $50.
George jackson, suspicious circumstances,
continued Ia the l4th.
u. b. Lewis, petit larceny, sentenced to six
months i'm the county Jail and 10 pay costs Oh
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Eternal Punishment

"earY Ward Reeehef discusses fully
Ill the problem Of eternal Punishment In
the Christian uAis1s cH Park Place, New
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY -
"A WIN A FDiSTt NJ. THIRD 6E-A.I'
DISTRIBUTION, lS7s. AT NEW OFLLANn
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KANSAS ITEMS.
Not TO be Led rn Educational Mat
saline Valley Register. I

saline Valley Register.
There are forty-two organized school
districts in this county. Superintendent
Biggs has recently visited all the schools
and says with one or two exceptions, both
teachers and scholars are doing admirably.
No new county in the State, and but few OF
the older ones, lead us in educational
M alters.
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One Of the Hest Papers IN the state
4 New Way iO Kill Wolves.

DUO N.tIIty ItItgTaVH.I
The Leavenworth Tunes is one OF the best
papers in the State.
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THE county JAN will soon b, place where
deiing GcuIs wall - cIre,. foT - wei ia
any otaer ID ard az hpl>-- OF TIA. kind, in taC
couuiy- - tu'IHr~S wH.rh VIII u rl-ItiN
eBIoic wal b. ltte UIIs C.av- Jtgk-
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FLOUR. MEAL, AND
RR AN.
Now Canned Eruits.
PICKLES

The largest assortment ever kep, for
sale 10 this city.
Farmers feed, market, Laundry,
Children's school, and clothes