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rUEEELL OF OulS FATHERS.
A Slight TOuch Of which was EsPcr,.
enced on Main Street Last Night.

There was quite an amount OF powder
burned on Main street last night, but io-
some reason or other the list Of casualties was
small. A squad of soldiers from Fort Leayen-
worth were on a small .tear," and coming in
contact with the police low was the result.
Some twelve or fifteen shots were fired, but,
strange as IL may seem, no one was hurt.
About half past twelve o'clock the Hveiy
prattle of fire arms on Milan street. below Del
aware, announced that the bail was opened,
and for a time the whistle OF bullets mace
music for the boys. The battle was first begun
between Cherokee and Choctaw streets, vince
Officer VIM. Miller found several boys IN Dlue
attempting to rob an intoxicated greenhorn.
He ordered them away, when one OF thth,
stepping out fIom the crowd, drew pistol,
and the waltz DeIan. he fired at the officer,
and the latter, Producing his shOoling-lrcn, re-
piled IN the same kind. Nobody was huFi,
and the crowd OF our counlry> defenders
numbering some twelve OF fiit-en- pcoceedeI
up the street, shooting as they weDt. AT The
turning intO ID .4aware street "A regular iGStii9ae
WIS heard, and several more curious
than cautious pedestrians who we've Delaieu,
anu All acted by the firing had WANDERED To-
ward the scene OF the conflict, came very
near furnishing food Tor the coroner. AT The
corner OF Main anu DeiawaTe st-ee's tue
soldiers stopped 10 load tneif weapons ana
then pToceege ed up the sheet ioward ine norm
pa 1 of town, followed Dy "a COZ pie oi police-
men. When the crowd hau goae- along came
a Struggling tTOopef, VINO had been Ielt
by his companions, piodd'ng up
Main street Mt dog trOt. When IN front ot
TIE TIMES Office the order was giNer nun 10
halt by some one on the corner, Dut paying
no attention to this a shot was nred after
him, which seemed 10 accelerate mas pace
considerably. Up TO two O'Clock bnt one al
rest had been made, ami he, not having any
weapon upon his person, was a'!o"ed 20 so'
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FEVER AND ACUE.

Every drop of the Sarsaparillian ResolvenI
communicates through tine blood, sweal
urine and other fluids and Juice o. the 81 stem
The Vigor OF Life, for II repairs the wastes o.
the body with new and sound material
Scrofula, syphilis, consumption, gianduiai
disease. ulcers in the throat, mouth, tumorS
no,ies in the gland and other parts of the sys-
tenn. sore ewes, strumoTous discharges from
the ears, and worst form OF skin diseases
eIuptions, fever sores, scaId head, ring worm
salt rheum, erysipeias, ache black spots
worms In the flesh, tumois. cancers In the
womb and all weakening and painful dis.
charges, night sweatS, loss OF sperm and all
wastes of the life principle are within the
modern chemistry, and a few days use wall
prove to any person using ii for either al
these forms OF disease its potent power 10 cure
them
the wastes and decomposition that are con-
tinually progressing, succeeds in arresting
these wastes and .epairs the same with new
material made ON healthy bloOd-and this
the sarsaparill an will and does secure-a
cure is certain .or when once this remedy
commences IT, work of qualification. and
succeeds in di inishing the loss OF dlschar-
yes, its repair will be rapid, and every day
the patient v AL feel himself growing better
and stronger, the food digested better, appe'
lite improving, and flesh and weight increas'
Ing.
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolveni
excel all remedial agents In the cure oil enron
ic Scroiulous, Constitutional and skin DIS
eases, bul ~ Is the onIy positive cure Ioi NIu,
ney and Bladder complaints, Urinary and
Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes. Drnp>yi
Sioppahe of Water, lncontinence Of Urine
Bri.ht's disease, Aibuminuria- and IN all
cases where there are brick dust deposits. ol
The. water is thick, cloudy, mixed with sub
stances like the white OF an Egg, or threads
like white silk. OF there is a morbid. bark, Dil'
lions appearance, ami wHite-bone dust de-
tosit and when there II prickiing, b rn-ng
sensation when passing water, ana a Pain III
thesmall OF the b.ics and along the Joins
Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There
is not a remedial agent in this world that Will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other malar,ous
bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow, and osher
everS. taIden ~ kadway's Pills 80 quick as
,,adway's Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bot
tie
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NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS, -
LEAvENwoRTH COUNTY.
In the District Co,rt, of the Ffrd judicial Dis
tric, Sting in and for Leare,s0orh Cou.,ty
Stale Of Kansas.
John L. Pendery, Plaintiff.
Henrietta Stuart, Administrative of the e.
tate Of Andrew Stuart, deceased, Defend
ant.
Case No. 7ll3.
NOTICE to Henrietta Stuart, Adm inistrs
IN trix Of the estate OF fAndTew Sluait, de
have been sued in the above entitled couI BIZ
me as Plaintiff for the sum of forty-four ho n.
dred and forty-nine dollars and nineiy-foui
stiorney oS s.id es,ste and sor moneY sSvan an.
ced, laid out and expended for the use and
benefit OF said estate, an itemized account
thereof Is set forth In the petition on file In
That you must answer the petition
flied by me January sth, 1873, In said cause
on or before the 30th day OF April, 1873. or the
petition will be taken as true and q judgment
will be rendered against you as the Admi MIS-
tIstrix Of said estate for said)sum, of sHis9i.
The nature Of the Judgment will be for the
money due to said estate by Thos. p. Fenion
aud X. Crozier, or either OF them be applied
towards the payment Of said judgment, and
the sale OF the real estate attached In said
cause, to-wit:
Lots fifteen Q9 and sixteen us), in block
forty-three tsI), Leavenworth City proper.
Lots !, and 3, in block lis in the western
addition to the City OF Leavenworth, State OF
Kansas, less ten feet on Of the south side o!
lot 3, in said block, and that part of blocl;
number thirty -four t3), in central sub-divis-
ion Of Leavenworth City, which In described
and bounded as follows, tO-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner Of said
block, running thence west along the north
line thereof 2S5z feet, running thence south
on a line parallel with the east line OF said
block 10 the south line reofrunning Themes
east along the south line ofaaid block 10 the
southeast corner OF said block, running thence
north along the east line Cf said block to the
place OF beginning, which said tract Of land
is OF herwisr described - being 285L feet OF oil
the:east and OF said block, all In LeHvenwOrth
City. County OF Leavenworth and State OF
Kansas, be sold and the proceeds thereof be
applied to the payment Of said judgment TO
be rendered AceordingIy.
JOHN L. PENDERY,
sv Plaintiff
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SHERIFF'S SALE, NO.I4.

STATE OF KANSAS, LEAvENwORTH COUNTY,
ss.-Case No. .O04.
In The ID strict Court, in the COUNTY OF LedrfH-
eItrOTth, ia the Suite # hda SaS: Kate Grimm,
Plaintiff, vs.. Jane Carroll, wilson IL. FOX,
Administrator of the Estate OF william
Carroll, deceased, Michael Carroll, Jerry
Carroll, a minor nineteen years OF age, ana
Annie Carroll, a minor three years OF age
and the Board of County COMMISSIONER OF
of Leayenworth County, Kansas, Defen-
dants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under
and by yjrtu-. of the Judgment rendered in
tine above entitled action In and by the above
named court, and Of a special execution is
sued on said Judgment, tn me directed and
delivered, Will on Monday, the End day OF
April A. ID. 1875, between the hours OF 10 and
III A. ". of SAID day, at the south front door of
i'm the county of Leavenworth, and State
OF Kansas, offe at public sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described tract Of land, situate, lying
and being in the county Of Ieaven sOrtb, in
the State OF Kansas, namely:
The northeast fractional quarter of section
six 90, in township eleven al J, of range twen-
ty-twO (z2), east Of the sixth principal merid-
ian, containing one hundred and nine and
52-l0O acres Q09 52-l00), excepting forty acres
of land heretofore decided to Daniel Kenne-
dy, by William Carroll and Jane Carroll. said
property has been LEVIED upon and is TO be
sold as the property Of the above named de-
PENDANTS.
Dated this 10Th day Of March, A. d. 1873.
PIG. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
JOSEPH w. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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THEY ENDORSE RIM.
The irish Citizens Commend ihe Ac-
lion of Hon. Il. z. Hntisr Regard
ing Cen. Shields.

A large meeting of the Irish citizens of Lea
wentworth was held last night, at which Mr..
Ed Carroll was elected chairman, and p. =.
Aherne secretary. The chairman stated that
the object of the meeting was Tor the purpose
of endorsing the action of Gen. b. +. Butler,
in the House OF Congress, in regard 20 his eff
fort 10 have Gen. James Shields appointed
door-keeper. On molten a committee was
appointed and the following resolutions were
submitted and unanimously adopted:
Resolrod, That the thanks of the Irish peo-
nile without regard to political preferences,
are due to Gen. Il. +; Butler, memDer % Con-
ere,s from Massachusetts, fof his earnest, and
we believe honest efforts to Secu.e All hcnora-
bic position in the House Of Representatives
of tine United States, for Gen. James SHIELDS,
of MiSSouri-a veteran o. Two WA s-WnOse
MANNED body in his old age bears est'nlony
10 his devotion TO his country in the Gays OF
its trial. whose voice in the cornclis OF the
nation has ever been head for the honor and
pio V of his and orr adopted home, aud whose
pover.y in his declining years proves MS pu-
rity in all the Official posi,iols he has held.
Eepoitsd, That as fellow countrymen OF
Gen shields both here and in our Odd home,
we do thank Gen. Butler for his generous act
and eloquent words in behalf OF one whom
the whole people delight 10 honor and who
will live in ilislory when the names OF those
who were not manly enough &c remember the
old hero Will be forgotten.
kss.Solpef That the secretary of this meeting
be directed 10 forward a copy OF these n Solu-
worth TINES, the BosIo ! .io;, the LriSh World
and the Wosierz WaicfniGr-
PIP. AKERSE, Secretary.
ED. CARROLL, Chairman.
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LEGAL

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Il Ihat under and by virtue of n indy.
ment rendered in the District Court ~ r,sa
County OF Leavenworth, in the Siate Of Ean1
sas, in an action wherein, H. w Id, W. .
Plaintiff, and Wiley w. Hammond. :
Hammond, William L. LItIie, Delpain.
Little, samuel +. Scott and Mary j. scott
were defendants, and OF u special execution
issued on said Judgment 10 me directed and
delivered, will. on Monday, the 6th day of
NAV, 1875, at l. O'Clock NJ, at the south front
door OF the Court House, in The City OF Leav-
enworth, in said County, offer al Pubic sale
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash IN
hand. the following described tracts OF lano
situate and being in the said county ol
Leavenworth and Safe of Kansas, to-wit
Fifty acres IN the MOI t1ea>t quarter OF section
two %. of township ten C0), of range twenty
one t2l), bounded as follows: Beginning.af
the northwest corner of said quarter section
and running thence south seventy COZ rods,
thence east TO the INST branch thence norther-
" with the meanderings OF said branch u
the north line of said quarter section, thence
west 10 The place OF beginning. Also the easl
half of the east half of the southwest quarter
of section thiry-hve (sS). of township nine
(9), OF range tweIty-one (2l), aforesaid, Also
the southeast quarter of said section thirty
five Cs5l, excepting as follows: Forty acre.
sold % rt.Usborn November the 18th, A
d. 1877, and twenty acres sold TO Benjamin +
Uni. April the 10th, \. ID. So, and one an'
one-half acres sold TO school district seven "a
PIG. LOME
Sheriff of Leavenworth County Kansas.
apriw5,
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4 MONDAY BLAZE.

The Partial burning OF the Resi-
dcnceof w. x. N. IicSsTeEor, on CT
taxya Street, Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after one
O'Clock, the fire alarm sounded for the FIRST
Ward, smoke having been seen issuing from
the rear OF the residence OF Mr.. L. ". McGreg-
or, on the north side of Ottawa street, be-
tween Second and Third streets. The fire de-
paTtment was on hand in time 10 do good
service and prevent the spread of the flames,
which nj one time threatened to envelop aud
destroy the entire building. Some OF the FUR
nituIe Was considerably damaged by being
hastily removed and from the effects of the
water, but NJ. McGregOr has not yet had an
opportunity TO estimate his loss. His furnl-
ture was insured for $500. The house j. the
property Of the Home Building Association.
The cause of the fire was a defective hue. The
damage sustained to the house will be hardly
more than Sl5O. MIR. McGregor desires TO re-
turn his thanks TO his friends and neighbors
who assisted in removing the furniture and
household goods.
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We have not ISSUED the customary $1,000
the last year, known as General ENpense
Bonds, and hope that II Will never be resort
Ell TO again unless some unforeseen accident
shopld overtake US 10 compel the same
Our Cupons on the InStalment Bonds are not
all maid Vet Tor the want of funds The Ievies
ofISTj was insufficient TO meet them last July,
and the taSs. levied in lSa1 for the purpose
of paying Coupons this comming July, have
been absorbed, IN paving sucn coupons as
should have been met by the 1876 levy
Permit me 10 congratulate the City on the
efficiency OF cur police department. No city
of the size Of Leayenworth can be found
where better order prevails or where lille ana
property are more secure. This result has
been accomplished by constant watchfulness
on the part OF the Chief Marshal Moonlight
and the members of his force-of the latter,
nine, including The jailor and guard. On the
beginning OF tue year. We had fourteen. The
polio department is now nearly self-sustain-
ing, the revenue having increased nfiy per
The greatest obstacle to-day is the Railroad
and other bonded Indebtedness. hanging
over us mo creation of ours. This Is the
folly OF early DAYS, from political and money
considerations when the majority of the tax :
payers forgot payday, or the evil
Of Issuing pIGme i;er.s 70 70 PAY
a premium of five per cent. to rebond and
other inducements to keep persons from
pushing payments, all IN consequence OF a
personal effect or carele>SneSs OF public
sentiment. GEO. UMMRTHUM MAYOR
Mr.. Smith moved that the Message be re-
ceiVed, filed and spread upon the minutes,
which motion was carried
The Mayor then presented the following
appointments of standing committees. which
were, on motion OF Mr.. smith, approved:
Claims-Michael. Smith, Wilson.
WAYS and Seans-Friische, Combs, Chaplin
Streets and GradeS-Wilson, Noiz, Combs,
Redman.
Markefs-Redman- Michael. NolZ.
Printing-Comhs. Fl itsche, Wilson.
Ilcense-ToIZ, Fritsche, Redman, Chaplin.
Jails and Policv-Chapin, w Ilson- Combs.
Fire Department-Smith.V olz, Fritsche.
Poor-Chapin. Smith, Redman.
OrdInances-Smitn Wilson, Michael.
On motion of Mr.. smith, the Council adj
journed until next Wednesday night, April
10Th, 1873, al eight O'Clock.
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the lowest bidder, the-contract be awarded 70
aim for the ensuing year. ana that when the
civ requires building rock u snail becptioD-
a. with the street Commissioner 70 purchase
N bv measurement, which motion was car
T.Gd.
. ',ne resolution by Mr.. Smith, which was
laid over on MIch 20. lSsS, was reproduced,
over.
me aE,rsrnuriafioa oTilirarc- t1r tne month
Of sr0.Gu, 1875, WIS neNt brought up ana reed
frt. first time, and on mOtiOn Of Nc. O'3Elei .
IN. .u1e.S We re sll-iIeEded and the orLinanc
placed upon lis second reading, and adopted
ny the following vote: Ayes-!enn- hrez-
dom, PfZvHy !ovicZ. sargent and SGl8ln-o;
nays O'B-le1-l; absent, Shoemaker aHd
SpTaIgy-2.
On motion of Mr.. Smith. the Council then
proceed to canvass the votes OF the election
held on Tuesday, Apiil >, A. D. is, when
-s--rlitt-i aS follows:
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Whfcl, Might Stand for Distric:
Court OF Eeavcnworth County. or
Decidedly Curious Law Conciu.
siOns.
The folloyi ng is the official report OF the
Judge Crozier yesterday:
Smith VS.. Mitchell-Dismissed,c costs paid.
State VS.. Darling-Jury called, all present
jury retire and return the following verdict
1--WE, the jury, find the defendant not guilty
F. p. Grant, Foreman" Defendant ordered
discharged.
Corlette VS.. Leavenworth City-Jury i'm.
panelled and case passed until Monday morn.
ing at ten clock.
Ex-parte +. r. Hunt, F. W. Shulz and T. ]
Abshin excused Jurors for the term.
A. p. Keenan, VS.. Alvis-Dismissed at costs
of plaintiff.
Same VS.. same-Same entry.
johnson VS.. Johnoon-Decree TO be entered
upon the payment of costs, and on the
ground and for the reason that the defendant
is confined in the Penitentiary.
Court adjourned until this morning at ten
O'Clock.
PRoBATE COURT.
In the matter of the estate OF Lee Freeland,
n minor, Elizabeth Freeland, guardian. petit
ton for sale OF real estate heard, and sale
ordered.
III the InsktleI Oh the eSIate Oh JOnn lttnuer-
son, deceased, Elvira Henderson, executrix
made final settlement.
Marriage license issued to Richard Perrin
and Amanda Easter.
POLICE COURT.
In the Police Court, yesterday morning.
Chas. Davidson was fined s.5 for keeping a
gambling house.
VIM. Lehman, assault and battery, case
continued TO the Sth.
Dominick Bielinski, grand larceny, hearing
TO be had on the 18th.
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from Sunday Mornings Daily

BEECHER got home last night.
THE County Board meets again tomorrow.
CITY Council meeting next Wednesday
evening.
YARDS and lawns throughout the city look
beautiful.
Pleated waists, with and without yolSes, are
coming IN vogue.
Self-siitched, long-wristed gloves remain
much in favor
Only about 500 was collected by the County
Treasurer yesterday.
COMPARATIVELY few arrests were made by
the police last night.
SPECIAL sale this week of black silks at
Flesber * Schuneman's-
Fashion this year dictates that gentlemen
should wear no jewelry.
1T is the duty of every Christian to go to
church Io-day-if il don't rain.
MEssEs. FARRELL Bros. yesterday received
a car load OF Messlna mountain oranges.
LARGE numbers of farmers in town yeSter-
day-more than is usual, even on Saturdays.
THE steamer "Chambers" arrived from St.
Louis last night, and will leave tor the north
this morning.
YESTERDAY was Lively in business circles,
and the merchants were kept busy attending
to the wants of customers.
THERE viii be no more jury cases before
the District Court for this teen, and all the
jurymen qave been dismissed.
READ Flesher < Schuneman's new adver-
tisement this morning; some special attrac-
tons are offered for this week.
THE workingmen had a meeting in the
old Council Chamber, market house, corner
Filth and Shawnee streets, last night.
THE janitor at the Opera House will reap
a rich harvest after the John Dillon show.
He expects 10 find four or five bushels of but
tons.
Long, narrow trains, either perfectly square
at the end or rounded to describe a lozenge
pattern on the floor, are de ri0uer at the mo-
ment.
THE Athanlum meets tomorrow night in
the rooms of the Academy of Science, Mis-
sonri Valley bGilding. a full attendance is
requested.
There will be much cost!ier toilets worn at
the balls and parties given after Lent than
there were at those given before the peniten-
tial season.
Ball dresses are either long-trained four
neaux or princess or empress dresses: or il
made with basques they simulate the dress
in one piece.
Mr. JNo. MCCORMICK has the brick contract
for Bitter's building, Cherokee and Second
streets and also for the brick blacksmith shop
on Cherokee between Seventh and Eight
streets.
THE continued good weather with some in
has rendered the. roads In the
country nt for passage. and Ais the intaasion
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CITY NEWS.
fFrcm Saturday Mornings DaiIy.l
- - - -----. - -

fFrcm Saturday Mornings DaiIy.l
TIE WIN. raised the dust yesterday.
KNIFE paintings are Is Hluch used as ever
MORE Immigrants arrived yesterday morn
ing.
IT begins to look busy around the levee
again.
Tar "gold braid straw is fashionable for
bonnets.
SILK buttons are no longer seen on feshion-
abe dresses.
FRENCH ginghams are woven TO form bou-
rette effects.
MASrELErs and dolmans have about eztin-
guisned sacqueS.
LINEN collars and cuffs are embroidered
with coiored cotton
THE McGibeny Family paraded the streets
yesterday morning in carriage.
BREATHEs there n man with soul 50 dead
hothinks that Leavenworth is dead?
VARIOUS streets throughout the city are re-
ceiving much needed Improvements.
NICE weather for tramps, who both appre'
ciaie and take advantage Of the warm sun
shine.
SELLERS LIVER Pills are especially adapt
ed TO this season and climate For sale by
Campbell KenGriciz-
A marked feature about new bonneis IS the
absence OF all hanging drapeTieS; they are
made TO look as compact as possible.
ar.xAUD- is a new cotton material similar
! TO French cambria, and will be used TO CON-
bine with lawns for house dresses.
ISoxE very handsome bathing suits are made
SfTurlish toygening, bEsided with red, blue
or black, which promise 10 be very popular
The Knights OF Pythias are preparing for
grand blow out next months. They VIII b.
visited by sister lodges from all the sur
rounding cities and towns.
GREEK bands are worn on the skirts
dresses a little below the waist; they are o
metal leather or made OF the dress mateEl2!
and haye a very unique appearance
DETECTIVE Ed. Goddard brought in from
Georgetown, Colorado, yesterday afternoon
Wade Townsend, formerly in the employ q
Capt. u. II. Insley, who Is under suspicion O
having stolen from Capt. Insley's residence
diamond ring and several other articles q
value. Townsend left this city about a yea
ago. Detective Goddard states that Town
send had pawned diamond ring IN George
town for Sl09, but cannot stale whether IL
Capt. lnsley's property or not. TOWNSEND wa
released from Jail last night, Capt. lnsley be
coming his seclrity, personally, Tor hts al
pea~ance when needed.
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SHERiFF'S SALE, No. 5.
STATE OF kansas, LEAvESwoRrH COUNTY

STATE OF KANSAS, LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY,
sS.-Case No. 1915.
III The District Court M the County Of LsGreH-
uOrth un the State Of kansas: Christina : rin-
strong. Plaintiff, Vs.. Patrick Nctiraw tnd
Ann McGTaw, his wifi, Tine BOs,Id "f t"un
ty Commissioners Of the County I'D L'ftv-
enworth, and the city OF Le,trei.worth,
Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE p hereby given, that I'm
4 rand by virtu III the Judgment ren;i"r-
ell in the above entitled &C ION in ana nv the
above ma med Court, and Of a special eX-cu-
ton issued on said Judgment. Ia me directed
and delivered, / will ON Monday, The 22nd
day Of April, a. ID. 1873, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and III A. VI. OF said day, al the sou h
front door of the court house, IN the City of
Leavenworth, in the County of Leavenw orth,
and State OF Kansas, offer at pubic sale ana
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following described tract OF land, situate,
lying and being in the County Of Leaven-
worth, in the State of Kansas, namely: Lot
number twenty-One i2l), in Block number
twenty-three go, of Leavenworth City prop
er said property has been levied upon and Is
TO be sold as the property Of the above-named
defendant. Dated this 10Th day Of March, A.
PIG LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
SCOTr ASHTON, Attorney for Plaintiff.