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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

THE INDE '=ND=>r, OF New io h, oders in
another column 10 give away, absolutely, a
Worcester Unabridged Quart Pictorial
DictioHary, wrich retaiis everywhe"e for
$40, and is of conrse- household necessity
How eau they do il is, We must conrtss, a
mystery but they do there is no ques,ton.
The ErEPESDcNc is now publishing
Rev. Joseph Coos famous Eo>ton Monday
Lectures, winch are creating so much dIs-
cusSi0n everywhere
See advertisement of The INoEPE DsNr in
this pape.
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Dr.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. !
are warranted to cure Gonnorhoea, Gleet
Cortiee, structures, Diseases Of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary organs of males and ie-
males.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. 2 Is a sure remedy
for the SpermatorrhRa, Seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caus,ai
by self-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF DR.. Hunters Specific, = per bottle. Injec-
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by eX-
press. Dr. ]. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No,
J5 North Seven nth street, ST. Louis, Missouri
Send two stamps for treatise Cure guAran-
teed or the money refunded
Theo. Egersdorfi, Agent, Leavenworth, Kan
~ mAyE-eo law
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The United state. and siam.

LONDON, February 12.-Advices from
Siam says that the King of Siam will send
diplomatic representatives to the United
States next year. 1t is highly probable
that through the influence of the American
Consul at Bangakok the Siamese govern
ment will also send a number OF youths,
who were going with Chandler two years
ago, but were prevented by Partridge, whu
were recently sen, to Germany for their ed,
ucation
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THE rapidly Increasing demand for FL
bcrt's + xtract Of Tar aud Wild Cherry, Is a
positive indication uf it, merits, thousands
of individH.ls aho have been cured Of
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and incipient
Consumption, vii ere other remedies have
failed, are the best proofs possible that this
is without doubt the best cough remedy get
discovered. For sale by Joseph Harrop,
Campbell-& Nenirick and Theo. Ese.sdorff.
eod.Sw
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET:

ST. LOUIS, reofulry IL.
COTTON-Dull and lower; l0l &c, middltng.
FLOUR-Firmer; quOtably unchanged, but
generally he Il higher.
wHEAT-Excited and higher; No. 3, red
offered at 81 2l@4. cash, would have brought
81 2l at close, but no sales; March. sold al
81 2lk; spring, higher; No. =, Il U519al O5;5 s
cash.
Construction higher; :ii14c, cash; I1sc
March.
OArs-Lower to sell; 2fsc, cash 2i55ssc, Feb.
ruary; -55sc, bid, March.
RYE-In demand, firm 81 1=95li &C. cash sc
bid, March.
WHIsKY-Steady; 81 03.
PoRK-Dull and lower, Sl0 80, cash; so -
bid, March.
DRY SALT MEATS-Dull and nominal.
BACON-Dull: "A 62lR, So 35, sc 30.
IARD-Dull: e 20. bid for round lots.
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CHICAG O PRODUCE MARKET

FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Excited and higher; opened weak
and lower closed firm at outside prices; No.
/ spring. 81 O6Izlal O6t4; No. spring, gilt
edge, 81 CO; regular, Il OJts cash; No. 3
spring, 81.
CoRN-Strong and higher; closed unsettled;
gilt edge, IL /; regular, ~ &c, cash.
OATs-ActIve, firm and higher; E514c
cash..
RYE-Steady and in good demand /; firmer
5l14c.
BARLEY-Firmer; i6i41Ec.
PoIK-Uns. tiled opened weak and lower
closed firm at outside prices; slO % cash
sIO ~, March.
LARD - Unsettled and generally lower
CLOSED figm ; 81 ~ cash 60 S2lZ, March.
BULK VI Ts-SIcaGy anu III iair demand
WHISKY-Sl U3.
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4 SEu Scene.

Last night, shortly before twelve o'clock,
severa. people who wen, passing along D Ii
ware stree: were attracted g. tll= appearance
of n drunken woman, VIC VS. Suing 0n n =.
st-p> IN iroat OF the UurT-,' States cNFrass
Office. az the corner % Ils-d : rect. As no
pOic- officer VS. in sight, James IooHan,
who HGd nOiIcrt he= f. = ~ tim, too her
in charge and escorted u"r TO the calabOose.
wueIs d putty Marsha. D-,Neron 'UOll c!.s.I 90
OF her ant found her tn 5e Ehnda Morgan, one
o. the unfortunate iunIgi, : of he Rose Bud"
ou lower Main street. Before she ysas taken
down stains, lamp and almC,J CT zed as She
was, she seemed TO comprehend her situation
and in the most piteuu> accents moaneG,
.'OII, my moIhcri Ay p1or, poor mother"
The scene was not on. to produce bad eiftct
and even the officers. accustomed as they
tO see all kinds Of life, Shuddered and pitied
The woman VINO, although yet young, was a
subject 70 be dealt with severely by the law
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, February II.
FLOUR-Shlpping firmer; Others steady
superfine wesls-rn and state, 81 O0g4 15; COM
mOn 10 good, IS O095 %; good 10 choice s. 80
at % /; white wheat extra, s6 Ood5 20; st. Louis,
IS l0dS %.
WHEAT-Fair demand No. spring, 81 l9d
20; No. Milwaukee, spring, 81 2S; No. red
winter. 81 SAL p; No. northwestern, 81 3itS;
ungiaded amber western, 81 81.
RYE-Steady and unchanged.
BAgLEY-In fair demand and firm.
CORN-Firmer; mixed western ungraded.
43g5Ic; steam mixed, 5ii4G55c; old No. =, in
store, Sc.
OArs-Demand active and unchanged.
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Raw, quiet and firm refined, de-
mand fair and market firm.
MoLAssES-New Orleans, in fair demand
aud unchanged.
RICE-Steady and unchanged.
EGGs-Steady and unchanged.
PoRK-Steady and unchanged.
BEEf-Cuiet.
MIDoLES-Isong clear, SIC.
LARD-StrOnger; prime steam, 81 81. ga C3.
BCTrER-Firm unchanged.
CHEESE-Firm unchanged.
WuIsKY-Firmer; 81 OSL.
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Church Warming.

The question of heating the churches so
that one-half of the congregation will not
freeze, while the other half is roasting, is be-
ing talked up to some extent. We would
modestly suggest that the congregation at
any one church all assemble promptly at a
given hour and remain until the service is
ended. Tnen the rush OF cold air into the
backs of those nearest the doors would he
avoided and the heat inside could he r.gula-
ted to suit all.
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X. C. LIVE STOCK MARKET.

kANSAS CITY, February L.
cATTLE-Receipts, 7ls; shipments, 219;
active and weaker; sales native shippers,
8 gUai; butchers steers, s. pd3 oII3; cows,
81 i0a2 %.
HoGs-Receints. 26s3; active and steady
range. of sales 3 pas s..
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

HoGs-Receipts. 5000. Packing, slow and
weak: safes, sJ 1J@3 81; light, 50 al 10
heavy shipping, IS d3 80. A few left over.
CATrLE-kec-iptS, 6,U0O. Heavy; supply
medium market, dull, weak and lower; good
10 choice, 81 25d4 621z; common to fair. So sDI
4 10; light trade in feeders and stOckers, y ~
as IS mixed butchers weak and lower
steers 50 25a3 S1Is; cows, 81 0O@3 75; bulls, q
as ~; maket declining at close.
SHEEP-Reccipts, SO; moderate supplies,
with is,i- demand few fancy al 81.
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Com mission Merchants.

The firm of Gray Bros, Commissson Mer-
chants, though having been doing business
under the present firm name, and where they
are now located, on Cherokee street, but a
short time, has already attained a good de-
gree of prosperity.
The gentlemen who compose the firm are
well known in this city and vicinity, and
never fail to give satisfaction TO all with
whom they have business transactions.
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The Press aud Public Approve Il.

LONDON, February IA dispatch OF
the "Agence Russo" from ST. Petersburg,
states that both press and public highly
approve OF Prince Gortschakof7s telegr am
Of Sunday last to The powers, declaring tha:
as Great Britain and other powers had de-
termined to send their fleets for the protec-
ton of their subjects in Constantinople,
Russia would be obliged to contemplate the
entry of portion of her troops into Con-
stanlinople for the protection OF its Chris
tian residents.
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The English Fleet Will &c 90 Con-
sianltnOples

LONDON, February 12-Lord Derby, in
the House OF Lords, this afternoon, said he
hoped to inform the House on Thursday
that the intention of the government ha.
been carried out, and that the feet is before
Constantinople. France and Italy have
suspended their movements towards send.
ing their fleets, probably because the iirmar
was refused. Regarding Austria, he only
knew that she had asked for firman. The
only difficulty regarding the conference wa.
about the place Of meeting, which difficulty
he believed would be overcome
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A lady who did not walk for seventeen
years, with rheumatism, says Rev. Joseph
Beggs, Falls Schuylkill church, PhiIadel-
phia, owes her recovery to DIR. Filters rem
edy, recommended by my wife, who was
also cured by it. THEo. EGERsDoRFF.
apr1.-ly Agent for Ieaveuworth.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET

ST. LOUIS, FEBRUARY Z.
CATTLE-Steady, shipping and butcher de-
mand; prime to choice shipping steers, 81 .od
} q; fair to good, So Sldi GO cows and heifers,
S3 I0d3 10 corn fed Texans, s. O0di 20; ColOra-
dos, So 2ldi p. Receipts, 800.
HoGs-Steady and strong; packing, s. 15a
3 s. choice and fancy, - 909f GO; light, s. %
as -. Receipts, l,.UJ.
SHEEP-Good demand and strong; common
to choice butchers, - 751i - /; good to extra
heavy shippers, si 35gi ". Receipts, %.
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WHEN any one calls on man In BrookiSns
who is reputed to be good but slow pay for his
honest debts, he sticks to the truth by telling
the dun that he has some Southern invest
ments which he expects to realize sso,ooo hom
in a few days. Pleased with the prospect OF
largely increased patronage, the satisfied
creditor retires, while the conscientious debtor
justifies his conduct by saying he alluded TO a
phin, p. y. Box co., New Orleans, to be invest.
ed i'm the next drawing Of the celebrated
Louisiana state Lottery Company, under the
auspices of Generals Beauregard and Early.
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The Responsibility Will Fall Upon
EmglG nd.

CoNsrANTISoPLE February 12.-Sabdon-
lah Bey, the Turkish Ambassador at Ber-
lin, has been appointed second delegate to
conduct the peace negotiations IN place OF
sadyk Pasha Nefyk Effendi informed the
chamber to-day that he hoped to commu-
nicate the peace conditions in four days
and hence he declared that if the British
feet passes the Dardrnelles. he would pro
test, and cast the responsibility for the con-
seluences upon Englan'.
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FARMERS, livery men, and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
Oil viii never use any other it is the best
anIonir reliable OF in the market. 1t re-
ceiyea the highest award at the Centennial
Expo,lIionoi 1876. For sale by joseph
Harrop, Calnpi,ell * kendrick and Theo.
EscrS,lorff. eod&w
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DR.WISc#ELL's Teething Syrup is a safe
and sure remedy for Diarrhea, Dysenlery
and Children's Complaints generally. 1t
should be in every house where there are
children. Mothers give it a trial. For
sale by Joseph Harrop, Campbell & Ken
drick aud Theo. Egersdorfr eodtSw
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FAMILY CASES.
Special Local Notices,

DIR. JACQUES German " orm Cakes are a
safe and efficient remedy for Worms. These
Cakes never fail to destroy Worms and re-
move them from the system. For sale by
Joseph Harrop, Campbell & Kendrick and
Theo. EgersdOrff eod&w
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HOME MARKETS.

HAN-siO ~ ;iani very scarce
49,. N~-sl .Jst- 10 I,eF b.
RlE.--i1at lOc choice white, &C.
ftst.S-E-.
CHEE.~ T.-KarSs,S make, ?ILIlutc.
FiIUa-Chpice family NNNN, - -; Col
den k-,se, 81 IT,; Western Rose, - -.
BU UifEk-Slrictiy choice Sill scarce at
25c.
UATS2ac and scarce.
BKAN-lJss tjc. per cwt ; s. per ton.
SHIP STUFF-sI9 per ton.
ONiONS-Sl -.
ABBAGE-S3d5 per hundred, and choice
scarce.
WHEAT-Na 5. 81 o.; No. 4, soc; rejected
60d15.
CORN-Marl.rt price for choice white, S5&5
Yellow, 3jgZS- and none coming in.
POrATOES-Eariy lose, +tg5 Peach
Blows. JbGlGJc.
POCLTRY-Chickens, s. - per dozen ;
dressed, - IS; TurEeys, 6dl W dressed, fo:
choice.
MILD GAME-Eabb!ts, G0c. per dozen
Squirrels, i0c. per dozen.
BttDDMCDNN-sJstSJ per tOn.
BACDN-Ret,iI iG,c for sides; hams iOc.
shoulders y &C. wholesale.
WUOD-O,,is and hickory, IS -: sawed and
split, ;. 80 elm and cottonwood, % per cord
and actual demand fair.
APPLES-Jn 35per bushel for choice.
HONEY-l7c. per pound.
ORANGES - per box.
LEMONS-S5 - per box,
Stock Market.
LE-Butchers3 3a3I4c Mutton iu4c.
HOGS DG3 3U-
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Rhcuislatisnl

PITTsBURG, Jan. I3 IS55.
R r. SelIs5,s & Co.: / need more of your
spienIid Rheumatic Medicine, "Johnson's
Rheumatic Compound" This remedy is su-
perior To any prescription have ever known.
! pr-scril.. il in my practice because il nas
effected cures when every thing else has fall
ed. DR. j. l. DoCTHETT.
x. r. SELLERS K CO., Proprietors, Pitts
burg, IA.
CAMPBELL 4 KENDRICK agents. Price slOO
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, !
i'll send q recipe that will cure You,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America Send q self addressed envelops
70 the Rev. JOSEPH I. INnAx, &atio. ID
Bal Hosss Ne. Y~k CITY. septe6 eod&u
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UNCLE SANS Condition Powder cures
disease. Every stock raiser should have it
ON hand to be used as occasion may require
II your druggist does not have the genuine
Uncle Sans, 10 not he deceived with an in
ferior article, bat send to the Emmert Pro-
prietary Co, Chicago and get it for your
self For sale by Joseph Harrop, Camp
bell & Kendrick and Theo. Egersdorf.
eod&w
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Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenworth, County.
In the PrO6 te Court il and for said County.
In the Matter of the Estate on
JAMES W. HORDER,
Deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
~ Administration with will annexed
have been granted to the undersigned on the
Estate of James W. Horder, late of said coun-
ty, deceased, by the honorable, the Probate
Court of the county and State aforesaid, dated
the 18th day of December, A. D., 1877. Now,
all persons having claims against the said
Estate are hereby potified that Sthey must
present the same to the undersigned for al
lowance, within one year from the date of
said Letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of sucu estate; and that IL such
claims be not exhibited within three years
after the date of said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
CHARLES CURRIER, Administrator of
the Estate of JAMES W. hoKDER, deceased,
January 10th, ISIS.
Inwitness Whereof, the unIrsigned, Pro-
bate Judg. of LeavenwOrth, County,
have hereto set my nand and affixed
[SEALl the seal of the said Probate Court
this 10th day of January y. D.,
ISIS.
NEWTON MANN,
janl6dlt-w3t. Probate Judge.
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GKEE-E RETURNING TO HER sENsfs.
An Athens dispatch says that all the reg
ular troops who crossed the frontier have
returned to Greek territory. Irregulars
continue to enter Thessaly to keep alive the
insurrection. Rifles are being distributed
to them under government superintendent.
The Greeks seem to have acted with great
moderation during the short invasion. Dur
ing the blockade Of Domoco the Greek flag
remained over the Greek consulate by order
of the commander of the Turkish garrison
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The Cathedral.

The bells at the Cathedral were tolled SUM-
day night, in remembrance of his Holiness
the Pope.
1T is understood that nearly all the Catholic
Clergy of the state will be present on next
Thursday to participate in the funeral cere-
monies at the Cathedral. The services will
b,. tmposing and the vast edifice Will be
crowded to oyerfowing.
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Twelve Bastaltons for Constantine.

LONDON, February IA Constantine
pie dispatch states that Vefyk Efendi, in
the Turkish Parliament yesterday, reply
ing to the deputies who urged him TO act
with moderation towards England, prom
ised to consider their representations.
Monon, formerly First Dragamon of the
Russian embassey to Turkey, has arrived in
0onstantinople on a special Mission. A
dispatch, dated Vienna, Tuesday, says two
of the embassies there have received in
formation that twelve Russian battalions
will enter Constantinople tomorrow.
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Well Clad.

On last Sunday night an aged woman ap-
peared ut the police station and demanded
lodging She seeming to be under the infiu-
ence of liquor, chief of police Moonlight
searched her and found not only a bottle of
whisky, but several pouches hung about her
person containing various trinkefs- Her
weaIing apparel consisted Of twelve dresses
ali worn AZ the same time.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Vital Weakness or OepreS.
sion: a weak exhausted feeling, no ener-
y or courage; the result Of Menta
ovev.Work. lndiscretions or
excesses, or some drain upon the sys-
tenn, is always cured by AUMPH.
RE US 10 N e OP 4 tn &c
SPECIFIC NO. %. 1t tones up and
invlgorates the system, dispels the gloom
and dependency, imparts strength and en-
ergy, stops the drain and rejuvenates the
entire man Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands Sold by
dealers. Price 500 per single vial, or S.
per package of five vials, and 81 vial of
powder. Sent to all on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS home.
0PAIHlc MEDICINE CON:
SAkMkS' S6kk los FULTON sfkhhi' NE"
Theo. Egsrsdorf, Agent Leavenworth
Kansas. iuneS- -Staw&w
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uuke N,eh.,n. .. sass>fsed.

CoSsrANrISorLE. February 12.-To-day
the Grand Duke Nicholas, expressed his
satisfaction TO Vefyk Efendi, at the nom
admission of the British fleet.
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Malice.

At the annual meeting OF the corporatos OF
the Kansas Orphan Asylum ana Home ior
FriendIess Children, neld January Ind 1875,
nnanimous yo,e 10 read oereafter, the Dame
of the Institution shall he kansas Orphan
Asylum,- leaving on the wo' DIS and Home
for FrieDdtess ChiidrepD ieoiswot
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CITY NEWS.
From Tuesday Mornings DailyI

! From Tuesday Mornings Daily
THE ice men are becoming hopeful again.
The weather Sunday WAS clear and thaw-
ing.
THERE is talk of a new lunbrr yard in
the city.
| ATCHIsoS is reveIl!ng in the delights OF
MASQUERADE balls.
THE "Norma glid >" Is what th = call the
/ latest quadrille.
PERFECTION In style, quality and finish
/ WooIt,S-Shirts-
! business at the hotels has been dull during
| the past two days.
KEEPf:I.s Of restaurants report a scarcity o
celery in the market.
THE private circulating Libraries in the city
are being wei paironlzed.
THERE is talk OF "a quiet wedding in the
/ country, moi far distant, this evening.
| THERE Will be an immense congregation at
the Cathedral next Thursday morning.
KANSAS CITY papers are pulling Fort Leav-
enworth. 1t deserves all that can be said.
ST. JOSEPH is without gas, and is row get
| ting ready TO defend several suits for dam
| ages.
THE moonshine now of nights is the latest
| in the way Of competition against the Ian
l tern trade.
1T is now pretty certain that the order of
st. Francis will be established in this state
| near Victoria.
Don't forget that this is the last week of
the great closing ont sale AT Schuneman &
| Singieton's.
KANSAS CITY has had the satisfaction to
learn that the old police commissioners have
| been re-appointed.
HUNTERS are gretty generally observing the
| In, l-f1
| chickens and quails.
| THE air grew considerably colder, last
night, after sunset, and at ten O'Clock the
streets were frozen solid.
THE time has arrived for the young man
with long hair TO begin To get his ideas to-
gether for spring poetry.
| THE Leavenworth Gun Club will have
| n sfshoot" at their grounds on the reserve, at
2 O'Clock this afternoon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the bad condition of
the streets, the various churches We're largely
| attended Sunday evening.
| THE annual Catholic Church Fair takes
| place in Topeka on the 10Th and 9th inst,
under the direction of Father Cunningham
THE InGian camp above TT. Leavenwor;h
has been greatly improved in order TO ac-
commodate Chief Joseph and his band.
PISTOL shots We're heard again Saturday
night at the corner OF Third and kiowa
| streets, bu; no one is reported 10 have been
hurt.
Mr.. JOHN BITTERs yesterday sold his prop
erty, consisting OF lots ten and eleven in
block two,to Wni. Lohmann, for the consider
ation of s3 30.
TOPEKA is working hard to get up an inter-
est in horse fairs. II such things are to be
held in the capital city, II is understood that
they are to be strictly temperance affairs.
For ali that the streets We're in a most ter
ible condition yesterday, Schuneman x Sin
gleton were busy all day long. This is the
last chance, and the people will take advan-
ta.,e OF the rare bargains they offer this week.
MIR. VI. J. CUIRAS, the proprietor of the
Third Ward House, at the corner OF Cherokee
and Seventh streets, reports tnat since he
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Hursi's EurOpean-Thc Lea
DROtel i'm S(. Louis.

1t is the Judgment of the travelling public
that Hurst's European Hotel, 81. Louis, in all
its appointments, is the best hotel in the
West The manager pays personal attention
/ to the business OF the house, and personally
attends to the wants of every guest. When
you are in ST. Louis stop at Hurst's European.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That will
~ on Saturday, the 26th day of January \.
u. 1873 or as soon thereafter as 4 can obtain
ahearing make application to the Honorable,
the District Court in the County Of Leaven-
worth, in the State of Kansas, Tor a discharge
from my trust as assignee of the estate of
JAMES WILSON.
GEORGE s. WOODWARD, Assignee of Es-
tate of JAMES WILSON.
LEAvKNwoKTH CrIy, Kan, December 8.
dec6-dit-w6t
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Marriage license issued 10 GIas. Gist and
Lucy Smell.
In the mattor of the estate OF Alex. Walker
and other minors, VIM Corlett, guardian,
made Third annual settlement.
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Ladies with back-ache, neuralgia pains
stiff or swollen joints, rheumatism, nervous
tired feelings, constipations. get Dr. Filters
remedy and pills. Cure warranted or no
charge. THEo EGERsdoRFF,
aprl1-ly Agent for Leavenwurth.
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ALIvEIY hunting prrty went oat over the
Kansas Pacific sunday morning and re-
turned in the afternoon after "a two hours
chase, with thiriy-eight rabbits. The party
consisted of Jno. MaGuska, Dr. Egersdorf,
Ado,pbe Lange, j. A. Schmidt ami "U N .Cere-
raub,.r- and Joe Kirmeyer- They say they
had a splendid time while they We're out.
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Their. ts Ns,hinx Like Haxiux

A sufficient quantity of. a good thing. Doo-
leys' Yeast Powder is the best IN the baking
powder line: and there IS economy In buy
iny the one pound and five pound cans. II
is cheaper in proportion than the smaller
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THE iih of next month will be the 10th an
niverSary of the birth of Robert Emmet, a
man who Is revered by every true lrishman.
There is prospec: that the Enm-t Society
of this city will observe the day, and give a
banquet IN honor OF their country III the even
fN..Y
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14

Iowa people along the line of the Chicago,
Rock Isla nd 4 Pacific road are making wolf
hunting a specially this winter. Companies
are organized and ofhcered, and the hunt is
prosecuted much IN the same manner that
an Indian fight is carried on.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-14
Turkey Will Fire On the British
Fleet.

PARIS, February ia telegram from
Athens states that according 10 a semi
official telegram received there from Con-
stanlinople, the Porte has intimated that
it would order the forts to fire on the Brit
ish fleet If it attempted to enter the Darda-
nelles.