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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-18
Good I.;lgEnTiSC.

There has never been any lack of daily or
weekly papers in this part of the State, but
there is . good field for such a publication as
that now being prepared by w. 5. Burke
Tie Hcytg1H Homestead. il is Just such an en-
terprIse rs Leavenworih ought to encourage,
Tor il is calculated TO do good for the city and
county. It's special aim Will be TO sei forth
the advantages OF Kansas, as seen from a
I.eayenWUrIn standpOint,-and that Is just
wha. we want. Thousands of people are pour
ing into Kansas every day, but the most OF
them come by routes north or south of us, and
the half OF hem do not know there is such
place rs LeaNenwOrth-do not know that
in1v could stop here and buy land in the
richest county in the State, near 20 one OF the
best ,nai kets in the world, and in the midst
Of churches, schools, and all the advantages
OF organized society, and could make farms
and good homes for themselves here at just
as little expense ss they can upon the from
iicf. where they will be required 10 live Tor
nuIaber OF years without any OF the adNan-
tages that we offer them lfanything can be
done TO make the people know these facts II
will be of lneStimable benefit TO our locality,
and we do not know of any one who can do
II better than Mr.. Burke: le is thoroughly
acgUNnted with the good points" OF our
city and county, and knows how TO set them
forth. His Homestead, if properly encouraged,
viii be valuable to the city and our business
men should give u generous patronage.
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CITY NEWS.


From sunday As-'--a1 a'ai-g-l
tEFr tttlg Lay was uno1 she InaTAsr yes
terf.v.
In Ian mining about six o clock last even
ing, and
ED. LATrA shipped ten carloads OF Gue cat
Tie 10 -. Louis esieieay.
THE receipts At the County Treasury wtfe
unusually small yesterday
THE German-English school Will give an
entertainment on Easter evening, the list
Read FIesher & Schursman's great adver-
tisement Of special bargains tor TINS week.
THE brims and crowns Of The first spring
bonnets are covered with aneiwork OF Deeds.
REs4 acorns and fiIberts are covered with
velvet, and with leaves, are used totrim bon
THE Steamboat General Terry from ~
Louis for TIE sorth csunirySis expected up
soon. @ ....-...,,
LATEEssDserVaslcnS coharIh ne s'A'eii
1fhat grey Will be a. favOFiie color this sum
mer.
UNIQUE scrf p!as ere il the shape OF d
large hook and eye Of gold, sudden Win
pearls.
THE pasSerS,cr traffic upon all OF the rail-
- -. -, a.. cf,v * very heavy at
I,TeSeut.
NEW spy<s,g p.rca,.s have borders OF orien-
tai DESIGNS and colors, where The ground is a
solid color.
Jror,- aud Nrcr,se, buttons are more FASH
-,-,. -, o. ,.,-,,.,,sf,,a Velvet. silk OF
1.Tnchei one,
IkRCE additions have lately been made to
49,. s,y.l- AZ ,y,.l-fr-- nd Queen sWsiSe at The
story OF II. r. Ax,beTtson.
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CIcvcrly Counterseitcd.

TIE public should know that Dr. Prices
celebrated Cream Baking Powder is eNtcn-
sivciy imitatcd-the style Of can, the color
and design Of the libel. These limitations
re a fraud upon The public. They are made
up from cheap and ofIentimes injurious sub
stances for the purpose of gain and decep-
tfou. The genuine Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder NAV be known fIDm the limitations
b. me words g. I,r. Price. - steele and Price"
and the hand and cornucopis ON the flabel
These are The trade marks, without WHICH
none is genuine. DIR. Prices Cream Baking
fsDyyd.,r Is moi i'd in bulk. ltdw
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said read 10 authorize the TJwn sLip Trustee
- repair l. Win Township funds, WAS pre-
scented tGeleuiOC Commissioner Pickens
moved that the Trustees appropriate IS much
81 ,aid iunds as necessary 10 repair said
road. Adopted.
\ petition Ct sQndry citizens Of Alexandria
Township, praying that bridge be built
over a branch on the Tonganoxie and Spring
dale roAc was presented, and on motion of
Commissioner Squires laid over until there
be FUNDS on hand.
]. j. Jewett presented a claim OF 5000, for
damages on the Cantrell road, which claim
was placed on nle, limitation debarred
said claim.
a petition OF Mrs. Mast in reference TO tax
e., were reIered 10 tile Commissioners Of Dis
trict Nos.
\ petition of ]. NJ Alexander, in refer
renee 10 taxes was referred To the County At
toTDey.
The following report was presented, and on
motion al Commissioner Squires, ordered
received ana placed on file.
TO The Honorable Board Of County Commission
GESTLEMEN-1 believe there Is no law re-
curing AN oinclal report from me, but for
general information | beg leave to submit
me Iono"ihg statement: For the month OF
,s, i kept no account, but for the
months OF February and March, ISIS, the fol-
lowing Is a correct statement:
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
No: OF visits 10 county poor, outside
Oh tIe foor House -..--.-......--......-..--- 10
No. OF prescriptions TO poor Of the
No. of visits TO the poor Hons. /.
No: OF prescriptions for the Poor
"
No OF visits 10 the County jan.
no OF prescriptions to the County Jail II
No OF visits To -. Johns Hospital
40. OF prescriptions for ST. Johns
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Fourteen Years of Age.

Yesterday was the fourteenth anniversary
of our amiable young friend Master Edward
F.iiSche. eldest SON of the junior proprietor
Ok .he Continental Hotel, and the young man
received 40 end OF warm congratulations
from his numerous friends, both in the form
oT presents and co1tial hahi-shalzes, well
N..shes, sc. IL. is an excellent little fellow,
and possesses an ambition which will, in
doe time. bring him TO the front ranks of
important men, and we wish for him an I'M
interrupted career OF prosperity
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TALKS TO THE TEACHERS.
superintendent Wherrel breaches n
Short Sermon 10 the Educational
Instructors Upen Things in Gen.

SMUT SCH"uOh ~ INC LuuC0uIOo0u
Instructors Upon Things in Gen.
eral.
The Teachers Institute was held yesterday
morning at the High School building. After
the calling of the roll and the reading of the
minutes, the Superintendent called the at.
regard to the reports to be handed in before
the close of the school year. He also
ooNPLIMKNTED THE TEACHERS
on the interest, energy and good judment
which they had exercised in the preparation
Of the papers for the Paris Exposition. The
Superintendent spoke upon several topics.
the substance of his remarks being as follows
The past two weeks have been spent in ex.
amining the grades, in the regular order.
THE ARTICULATION IN READING
was not mp to the standard. Teachers have
neglected spelling by sound The emphssis
was good. Teachers were sdyi ID ede 10 S.1ss
more class examinations in writing. me
mechanical work in arithmetic was very
good. The comprehensive work was salts
progress pupils were making WAS VERY
slow. Children were beginning to anaIv.s
they were doing well, and If they kept on
MAXI FrRsr-C1.Ass fuf1Is
in a few years. Teacher might cram The
memory OF the children, but they could not
cram their comprehensive powe9a. II cnnl6
not even be forced. Considerable time ND
taken mp by the Superintendent in explain.
ing what he considered the meaning 81 re
terms sorder," discipline, y smannefs.n sseei-
quette." Morality Of the children In the pub.
hc schools was also dweit upon. The REMARKS
WERE PoLNrKDLY ILLUSTRATED.
The Superintendent did not believe that chill
dren were totally depraved. or DEPRIVED n
all. II children are dishonest In school IL n
because they are made % BY the forces scfin9
I'm them. II the morals Of children are - n
a because OF the bod training they haye n.
oeived. The teacher has two distnet dutiss
70 perfogm-iQ deYelop
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Personal.

Mrs. Levi Wilhelm, of Winchester, Kansas,
was In the city yesterday.
DR.. Viewer returned yesterday morning
from a short visit TO Valley Falls.
8Mr. Ed. Carroll, of Kansas City, of the firm
OF Cochran, Carroll & Beckham, came up
from the city OF hills yesterday to see his
family and friends and stay over Sunday.
w. II. Down, S. Kerschenbaunl and Fred.
L. Allen, Syracuse, n. Y; Charles s. Foster,
Milwood; f. p. Quinn, Philadelphia; H. L.
Gray, Mississippi Mills, and w. p. Coonce
St. Louis, are at the Continental.
Among those registered at the Planters,
yesterday were I, o. Bullock, New YORK.; E.
H. Baker, Boston Seth 1. Arnold, Rochester,
y. y; ]. II. Rollins, st. Joseph. Mo; John W.
Iunson, ST. Louis; James Slack, New York,
and %. II. Price, Kansas City.
at the Mansion yesterday were: ]. B. Cum
n1nghatn, Newton; James Hermann, Chica-
20? NJ II. Robinson aud son, Holton, and l.
b. Weller, Newark, Nj.
ALL those who have given it trial will
mt he without IT. 1t cures Dr. Buli,s Couph
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RANDALI.-In this city, of kidney disease
on Friday. April L, Mr.. George Randall, in
the SIlh year of his age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF J. is sou-m-law, MIR. J. \. Weller, No
~ Seneca street, at two O'Clock this after
noon. Friends OF the family are invited 10
attend.
independence, No, and Charleston, Va,
papers please copy.
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The school Supcrintcndcncy

The quesl ion Of the election of Superin-
.eude,t OF or public schools to succeed Prof
~horrell is a question just now asitating the.
minds OF our e -zens, and the one ahead so
far in The fight seems to be Prof. ii. ID. Nc
Cartv. \ better selection could not be made
that i, "a the opinion oi the people at large
is TO be the criterion from which TO judge.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present full Board.
VieWen' Report ON Maloney Road was
adopted and rod ordered opened, and IS
DAMAGES allowed VIM. Bruce.
NJ, Thomas Fenl0n, attorney for VIM.
Bruce, save notice OF appeal.
J. E 6nrwell. oufveyer, presented the esti-
mate Of costs for repAin OF bridge ON Law
renee rod, DeaaWaxe township, and on
Barnes rod KickApOo township, which re-
port on motion Of CommiAtoner Pickens
Wns received.
Pceitioos Of sundY citizens Of Stranger
ToWnahip 70 repair Sylvester road, asking an
Hp1guQgtaeioa q ~ aAa " not able 70 repair
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81 the child and to develop his moral pow
rs The great aim OF the public scnoCls
mas been 10 deVelope the iDtellect the moral
powers have been lost sight OF. There must
he "A change. The teachers must study 10
strengthen the moral faculties. The associa-
lion OF children in
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
and in the play ground, was a good thing.
The superintendent closed his remarks on
The subject of morality by stating that II The
teachers in the pubic schools do not devel-
OPP the moral faculties OF the children in the
same ratio as the intellectual. then the pub
lie schools OF this nation Will prove curse
instead OF blessing TO the republic.
THE TEACHERS WE'RE ADMoNIsHED
to he very careful about the remarks they
make about pupils. They should be diplo-
matte. A pupil may be dull, slow of conpre-
h.nsion de-. but it will not help him TO tell
him a. IL Teachers cannot be too guarded
in their remarks All flowers do not bloom
at the same time neither do all pupils devel-
op equally fast. The dull pupil Of to-day
Will become the bright pupil Of tomorrow.
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Mr.. John ". GRANGER, the leading hard
ware merchant u the West, has some granite
ware cooking utensils, which we commend
fpfhl consideration of housekeepers in this
citv. They never rust, and last twice as long
rs other varieties. Mr.. GRANGER asks the Ia
IL -. .--lL
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Have been Tie standard Tor the cure of liver
complaints costi.cneSs, sick headache and
. all arrangements Of the stomach and liver for
over nity Sc :. For sale 10y CambpelIe g heh-
tlri-.-
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KANSAS NEWS.

-Onaga has a new livery stable.
-Atchison complains of harness thieves.
An immigration society has been organi-
zed at Ellinwood.
"A commandery of Knights Templar has
been organized in Ottawa.
A special mail agent visited oSawka, re-
Gently ON official business.
-Oskaloosa objects TO the idea OF hoidlng
Miss Gaorpie A. Rankin, of Winchester,
has entered the editorial field as reporter Tor
the Oskaloosa Independent.
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WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
The POPULAR and Extensive House
cflities and MoAe Of Doing Basi'

The Popular and Extensive House
81 Elesher 4 Schuneman-Their IA
cfIisfes and MeAe Of Doing Basi'
ness, &C.
Never before in the history of Leavenworth
has ii been our pleasure to bring before the
public flrm, that in every respect, possesses
such great advantages for transacting busl-
ness, as the firm OF
flasher & sCHUNENAN.
Already, under the old firm, this house had
gained far-famed popularity, and q repu-
tation for strict business integrity, and the
new firm started where the old one left of
with greatly increased facilities, large capi-
tai, many years experience, q keen foresight
and strict attention to business.
THE QUANTITY OF NEW GOODS
this firm has been receiving this spring, Is
simply marvellous. For three weeks they
have been receiving goods almost daily, and
their extensive room, the largest in the city,
is stocked from one end to the other with
NEW SPRING GOODS.
In fact, their room vas incapable of holding
them all, and they had to pack their winter
goods, and store them in the room formerly
used as q wsreroom, in addition to their
present location, and the question arises in
our minds what are they going to do with all
these goods, but they have
SOLD OUT LARGE STOCKS
before, and we suppose they can do It again
We notice, too, that they are working MP
quite Q nice wholesale trade. Almost daily
We see several cases rolled out, marked for
some Of our western towns. II Aeesrs. Flesh.
er 4 Schuneman continue - they have COM
menced, they will soon command the largest
and most
PROFITABLE DUMMIES
in the Missouri Valley. They have Q most
perfect organisation Tor trAnsacting business,
every thing II done In . careful. Intelligent
manner, and every body II served with the
greatest attention.
OF the metropolis and surrounding country
when they consult their best Interests viii
NOS fhil to potrunise this popular place.
II kept the strsst speinkien busy jester.
day.
Ahostesvas ssesiysa ~ TIE city tzsasu.
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Railways Ready Relief

Will afford instant ease, Inflammation of the
kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, In
fiammation of the Bowels, Congestion of the
Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, Pal
pitatiOn of the heart, Mysteries, Group, Dip
iberia, Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cold Chills,
Ague Chills, Chilblains and Frost Bites.
The application of the Ready Relief to
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
exists will afford ease and comfort.
Thirty 10 sixty drops in half a tumbler of
water will In a few moments cure cramps,
spasms, sour stomach, heartburn, sick head
ache. diaarrhea. dysentery, collie, wind in the
bowels, and all internal pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF
Radway's Ready Relief with them A
Few drops in water will prevent sickness or
pains from change of water. 1t is better than
French Brandy OF Bitters as a stlmuiant.
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HOSpital.---.
Total vi>its.. ...... GO
Total prescriptions. l26
MONTH OF MARCH
No. of visits to the county poor, out
side of the Poor House..................... AZ
No of prescriptions for poor outside
of the Poor House. AZ
No OF visits TO the County Poor House Il
No of prescriptions for the Poor
No. of visits 10 The County Jail..-.-.. 10
No OF prescriptions for the County
jan
No of wits To -. johns Hospital. l6
No OF pres, rlptions. Tor st. Johns
q
Total visits .............................. 81
Total prescriptions. III
Grand total for February and March.
PRESCRIPTIONS -------- 70.
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Or. RAILWAYS
REGULATING Pulls.

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure
of all disorders Of the stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
ache, Constipation. Costiveness, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Biiliousnex, Bilious fever, In
animation of the Bowels Piles, and all de-
ranRements of the internal viscers- Warran-
ted 70 effect positive cure Purely vegeta-
BILE, containing no mercury, minerals or dele
ferrous drugs.
n4-Observe the following symptoms result
ing from disorders of the Digestive Organs:
nstipation, Inward Piles, fuilnes Of the
Blood in the head, Acidity Of the stomach
Nuasea Heartburn, Disgust Of Food;F ullness
Weight OF the stomach, Sour Eructations.
linking or Flutterings at the heart, Choking,
as suffering Sensation when In lying pos
ture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webbs be-
fore the sight, Fever and dull pain In the
head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellown. s.
Of the Skin and Ewes, pain in the side, chest
limbs, and sudden nushes of the heart, burn
ing In the flesh.
few doses Of Railways Pills viii free the
system from all the abOve-named disorders
Price q cents per box. Sold by all Druggists
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"PRIcK 81 PER BOTTLE
ANIMPoRrANT.LETTER.

ANN HARBoR, Mich, April 30, 1877.
DR.. RADwAY-kind sir IL have been TAX
ng YOUR ReSolvent, Regulating Pills, and
also using the Ready Relief for about one
year for Ovarian Tumors on the abdomen,
which the most eminent physicians Of our
medical college pronounced incurable.
They were like knots on a tree. When
sat in chair they hung almost to the floor,
and my weight was rs pounds when COM
menced with your remedies, and now ii is
2lO pounds, but they are not all gone yet. /
have taken twenty bottles of ResOlvent, nine
of Relief and twenty-iour boxes Of Pills.
get the medicine from sc. Grenvil." Please
send me your book False and true
MRS. L, KNAPP.
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Detained by the IIlness OF HIS Vile.
IaCygne Journal, IL.
No session of the District Court has been
held this week on account OF the necessary
absence of Judge stewart.
jackson County Court in Session.
IHolton Recorder, Ill
His Honor Judge Morton came up on the
train, Monday evening, and Tuesday morn
ing opened the April term OF TIE Jachson
County District Court.
The Population Of NetaSSakn 'ncreaA.
Ing.
TCor. Holton Recorder, ii.
About twenty new families have settled in
and around Netawa this spring, and We hear
of MANY more that are coming. We do know
that we have the most inviting portion OF the
state. and We are proud that 50 many good
citizens are finding IL out.
rtnSinxv IN the LApPin.MunfOrd
Case - Begin In October.
(Seneca Courier, IL
In the case Of Lappin VI. Munford, for fees
In locating the celebrated LOisel lands, W. 8.
Greenlea has been appointed reiefee, ana or
dered TO report findings At October term.
Arsichekes . success and . Csea
Feed fer Hogs.
Linn County Clarion, L.
We ere shown on last Saturday, by Mr..
Rrr,ck. Of Mound City townAhip, cluster OF
thee tubes weighing eighteen ounces They
~ HIM Is SO to ZOO bushels to the sore. Il
hi Claimed that they make the best OF
feei for hon. Mr.. Brock has obtained .
6ssshel and 3 half Of Sod from Iowa, where
sl,ev are Fnaned exte04voly, and has planted
them this spsing In oder 70 tese them here.
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RAD FAlsE AND TRUE"

Send . letter stamp TO Rad vey Co., No.
~ .rren corner Church street, New York
tnformation worth thOusaDdsWiu be sent.
my.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich blood-increase of
flesh and weight-clear skin and beautiful
secured TO all.
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DR. RAILWAY II have mad Ovarian TuInOr
In the ovaries and bowels. All the doctors
said "there was no help for it," tried every
thing that was recommended, but nothing
helped me- / saw your Re>olvent and deter
mined to try it, but had no faith in IL, be-
cause had suffered for twelve years. TOOK
SIX bottles of the Resolvent and one box oil
your Railways Pills, and two bottles of your
Ready Relief, and now there is not sign of
tumor TO he seen OF felt, and 1 feel better,
smarter and happier than have for twelve
years. The worst tumOr was in the left side
of the bowels over the groin. write this to
you for for the benefit of others. You can
publish this if you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP,
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The Only Pain Remedy

that instantly stops the most excruciat ing
main, a,lays inflammation, and cures con-
gestions, whether OF the lungs, stomach bow
els. or other gISnds or organs, by one appli-
cation in from one to twenty minutes, no
matter how violent or eNcruciating the pain
the rheumatic, bed-ridden, infirm, crippled,
nervous, neuralgia, or Frustrated with dis
Q Use may suffer,
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HOSIERY.

Bargains IN odds and ends in Childrens Hos
iery.
80 dozen Ladies Striped Hose, at DC, worth
soc.
y dozen Ladies' Balbriggan Embroidered, at
2jc, worth soc.
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ALL those who have given it trial will
not be without It. 1t cures. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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DRESS GOODS.

10 pieces effects for 81, worth Ijc
- pieces knicksrbpckcr spring shades, ut
l2b.c. worth 2uc.
y pieces BOuretIeS, at ljc, worth -.
100 pieces Assorted Npr>tsd DrpSS Goods at
zoe, worth from 81 10 dc. y great Bar
gain.
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z. Z. z.
Railways Ready Relief,
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In rom one 20 Twenty Minutes,
NOT ONE HOUR

After reading this advertisement need. any
one suffer with pain. Railways Ready Relief
Is = cure for every pain. 1t was the inst and
is
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or SICKNESS AND ABILITY TO WORK
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Il kept the sszsst sPrinkiss busy jester
day.
Abes.essvas sssstysa ~ The eav n.asu.
er yeseegaaye
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Of the metropolis and surrounding country
when they consult their best Interests vii
n0e fail to potzontse this popular place.
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in the Missouri Valley. They have Q mos
perfect organisation Tor transacting business
manner, and everybod l. served with IN
greatest attention.
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The sad calamity Is a source of deep regret
and sorrow 10 our citizens. Mr.. w. l.. Nc
Kenzie, the father of the hayward boy who
is now fleeing from justice, is most worthy
and highly respected gentleman, who with
his estimable wife and daughters are almost
crazed with grief at the faction OF young
Charles, who has in a moment Of hasty pas
sion sent a fellow being into eternity, and
brought grief and desolation to two house.
holds. Mr.. Shirk the murdered man, was,
learn, a quiet, inoffensive citizen, and leaves
n wife and SIX or seven small children to
mourn his uniimely death.