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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE oI1a OF Kansas, S.aa, b. 30. 7ps.
In the District Court Of he First Judicial
District, sitting in and for said county and
State
Juda johnson plaintiff, VS.. Maria John
son, widow, and Henry johnson, Reu.
BIN johnson, Mary Berry (nee Johnson
Walker johnson, Elliott johnson. Charlotte
johnson and Tanner johnson, children all
heirs Of Lewis johnson deceased and agninst
Maria johnson, Alice A. Thomas and Moses
son, the Board Of county Commissioners of
the County of Leavenworth and the City Of
Leaven worth, defendants:
To Reuben johnson, Mary Berry, Elliott
johnson, Charlotte johnson, Tanner John
son and Ann Maria johnson, nonresident.
defendants:
You aud each Of you are hereby potined
other defendants above named, have been
sued by yuda johnson, In the above entitled
court and cause, on the 3rd day of september
1875, the general object Of which suit In TO
foreciose certain mortgage, given by your
ancestor Lewis Johnson now deceased, and
his wife. Maria johnson, on lots and In
block "a in the City OF Leavenworth proper,
in which you are supposed to claim some In
terest, and that you, and each OF you must
answer the petition - filed by plaintin AZ
aforesaid, on or before the 10Th day OF Novem-
Der, lsls, or the petition will be taken as
true, and judgment will be rendered against
you, barring you and each OF you from claim
the property in said petition described; Of
which please take due notice and govern
T.. o. CLOUGH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Leavenworth, Kan, Oct Sd, 1878 oct3-w4t
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THE STATE PESsTENTlaRY.

The Teetiog OF ths Hsarc or B.recs
D.. - PrisSEsFs Received and nj,
! charged nTaEE Lnat u.ngh-Othc
Notes.
Tne Boaro OF Directors CT The Ksnsa
State PeDi.entiary, which has bt.u in ses
sion Tor several dave, adjourned on the 4Ih
Much important business was trans acted by
the Board.
Tne contract for furnishing coal for The
ensuing year was re-let to the Leavenworth
Coal Company at the same price as las,
year, Is cents per bushel, delivered in the
prison yard.
Warden Hopkins report shows that the
amount received and expended ON account
, OF the prison for the month ending Septem-
her, 30th, was s9,5OS.20. This is little
over the average monthly running ex. enses
of the institution, but there still remains
on hand enough 'over-supplies" to reduce
the expenditure Of last month below the
average.
The number OF
PRISONERS RECEIVED DURING THE MONTH,
is "a; total number confined d'rinz the
month, $40; prisoners discharged by par
don, 3; prisoners discharged by expiration
of sentence, l3; total earnings for the
month, S4 S25S SS.
The average expense per day for keeping
each convict, last year, was a fraction over
As cents. For the present fiscal year, be-
ginning July ], ard endipg next July, the
cost per convict will not .1ce,d i6 cents
per day, and may h less.
To show the public how .ffec.ive Is the
discipline Of Warden Hopkins, it is only
necessary TO state that only foriy-one vlo-
lations Of the rules occurred during the
month.
The number Of prison. r,rorted for
discharge, during the non h OF ober, is
seventeen.
The names of tie pri- .ner- pardoned by
the Governor, during ,h- ronIb, are Dan
iel X. Claibourne, Cf : eounty, who had
his hand cut of v hiie IN prism; Thomas |
Davis, Of Douglas coun;, aud Forest Mil
Ter.
Work on the masuiii ,ent stone porticO |
in front of the main entrance il progressing
inely, and when completed will add large
y to the exterior appearance II the insti-
.ution.
Many of our readers are perhaps una
ware of the fact that the Kansas Wagon
company have telephone running from
heir office in Leavenworth, on Delaware,
'etween Main and Second streets, to their
'ffice at the Kansas Penitsntiary, distance
+ five miles. As great many citizens of
are at work in
THE STATE PRISON,
'ersons having business with them, have
My to go to the companys office and stalk
t over" through the telephone.
Major Hopkins will this winter ask the
legislature for an appropriation to con-
truct telephone between the prison and
he city, for the Transaction Of whatever
usiness his institution msy have with the
eople of Leavenworlh.
The arrival of eighteen prisoners in one
ay, fifteen of WHOM were sent from st.
ohn's home, induced a waggish guard to
emark that the Olsthe officials must have
mt them to the Pen in otder to decrease
ioodin's vote in johnson county. The
umber sent up from Jphnsou county is the
lrgest ever received from any county at
ny one time. T.
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Republican District Convention.

HePubfican DfstFICt COnvemtiOn.
To The RepuCiicGns Of the l6th Represen!Gtiue
DIltrict.
"HE Republican District Convention for
l. the 10th Representative District, will
be held at Mrs. Davis FIGURING Mill, on Big
Stranger, October 18th, at 2P.M.
The primaries for the election of Delegates
to the District Convention, will be held on
October l2th, p. NJ, at the following places
TOnganoxIe'at Tonganoxie.
Stranger at Joe Dodge's.
Reno at Reno.
Sherman at Lenape and Sarcoxie
Each township Will be entitled to four Del.
egates and four Alternates.
By order of Committee
E. T.. HALLENBACK w. g. SURRAS
Secretary. Chairman.
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WnHofT. FEVER AND AaUE Tonic
Ihis invaluable and standard family medi-
cine is nov household word, and main
tains its reputation uniupaired. 1t is in
doseed BY the medical profession, and pre-
scfibed daily in hospital service. Why
Because, after years Of trial in the WORT
nalarial districts of the United St.tes. II
has proved itself . positive antidc,e FOR ali
diesso caused BY nalariai poisoning of
~ blood.
WW.scz FmIArAco, Rssrris.or.
How 0flonna
Eeslh b III Dssesish eedsx.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, los Of manhood, &c,
u FRsF :s1d ,ts!f that VII nc, cure soH,
v.s discovered By . ni.iooazy in South
America. Send . sen addrs4sd envelope
10 TIE Rxv. JosWH I. InAx, 0nAn D.
Bah Hsn. G1 N9s O.. ale3essdAW
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THE NEW MARKET HOUSE.

TIE NEW N MAAAEV hOOSEs
d. &. Clark Il c.. Begin the Re-
pairs 81 This Meat DiIaPiAaseA RAi.
ice.
Workmen have b. gun the needed repairs
upon the new msrset house building, in
new market square. and the edifce will be
ready for occupancy BY the firm Of B. C.
Clark & Co., BY the first of January, from
which time the lease Of the building from
the city to the above named firm begins
The foundations are to be strengthened, the
roof and walls repaired, while many of the
windows ST. bving closed up with brick.
The cost of fitting up the building and rem
dering it servicesbie will be at least s., 600,
and probably more will be spent upon it
1t is to be used rs storehouse by B. c. Clark
4 Co., this firm reserving q space of twenty
feet around the building for loading and
unloading purposes.
A CORRESPONDENT writing from the Paris
Exposition ssys: The Jury On Musical
Instruments, con posed Of many Of the most
celebrated European experts, and of which
DR. FraIz LIZ, il the Honorary President,
were especially pe.sed with the magnifi-
cent display Of the EsrEY Org AN COMPANY.
They repeatedly vi-i.ed and tested their
Instruments, and msde them the standard
of excellence BY which ali others Of their
class we're judg,d. The jury regretted that
E,TEY 4 Co, VITO are By far the largest
American ex porters of Cabinet Organs, were
hors co, esws, but it is The well-knosn policy
of this house never to compete for prizes.
Had they done 20. there can be little doubt
that another grsGd prize. or at least . gold
medal, would have been added TO the list of
awards TO the United Ststes."-N Y. Tn
tsRe.
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ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, UctOber 5.
HoGs-Cnchanged; Workers, S3 2oa3 S5
Bostons, sS S0aS 80; packing, s. 25a3 a.;
butchers and Philadelphias, s. s0a3 s.. Re-
celpts, $50. shipments, none.
CArrLE-Supply still composed of low
grades, sales, common to prime. wintered
Iexans, = 2Soa3 l2is common TO good thor
tive steers, s. 2S9i IS; Receipts, LEO. ship
ments, %.
SHEEP-Quiet and unchanged fair to GOOD
inuItons; mt y .SsS %; prime TO fancy, s. 80
9S 50. Receipts, l;0J; shipments. 80.
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CINCINNATI, October s.-Noon. The
election is proceeding quietly. The vote
will be heavy. Indications at this hour
are that Butierworth and Young, Republi-
can Congressional candidates in the First
and Second Districts will be elected.
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"WHAT EvEhYBODY REQUIREs"-A Coon
CATHaRTIC AND aNTI-BIIIoU5 MEDICINE
Keep ycur liver healthy, and thus " ard on
MANY distressing complaints, by using
"Swayns's Tar aud "a sapar,iis PiIis" Cure
SICK or nervous h. adache, dizziness, bilious.
ntss, Tad taste in The mouth, dyspsp-ia, in
ward plies, all complaints Of the stomach
and bowels They act gently, without any
pain or gripping, and do not leave the bowels
costive, as II the case with many other pur.
gstives. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne q son,
Philsdelphi', ana sold at Is cents box by
leading druggists. sold al wholesale by AR
MOLD q HUNT, Druggists. we-fr-suSw
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REPUBLICAN GAIN.
| INDIANAPoLIs, October S.-The returns
thus Tar are very meagre. A full vote has
been polled. Thirteen townships in various
parts Of the State show Republican gain
OF four on Secretary of State over the vote
of Governor in 1876. The National gain
in the same township is 4S. The Republi-
cans claim the election of Harra in the
indianapolis Congressional District over
Delmarter, National.
MEAGRE AND UNSATISFACTORY.
INDIANAPoLIs, October S.-Returns from
show the following vote for secretary of
Staie:
Shaupen, Democratic, 1902; Moore, Re-
publican, 4, ,4l5; Somes, National, 569' The
same places in 1876 gave for governor,
Democratic, 1926; Republican, Ass;
Greenback, 1l6; Democratic gain 1OS; Ma
are chiefly from small townships in the
country.
Ninth District, townships, Greenback
gain 55.
Tenth Districts, townships, Republican
gain As.
Eleventh District, 1 township, Repablf-
can gains
Twelfth District, no returns
Thirteenth District, 0 out 9s townships,
Stall, Democratic, 952; Baker, Republican,
LBS; Williams, National, 90; in 1876,
Democrat, 1,O6i; Republican, 1,276.
1:30 A. M.
Enough returns have been received to
insure the election of the entire Democratic
State ticket.
Eighty townships heard from Shanklin,
Democrat, 9l3; Moore, Republican, 9.537
james, National, $50; the same places in
1876 gave for governor, Democzat, 9,701;
Republican, 1929; Greenbackers, 3c9;
Democratic net gain 304; the
National gain in vote, 1916. The
same ratio of gains will give Democratic
majority Of 5000 and the aggregate Ma
tional vote 1900. Both parties claim the |
Legislature. In Floyd county the Republi- |
cans elect their sheriff and treasurer The |
balance of the county ticket is Democratic |
The returns on the Congressional vote are |
too meagre tOindicate anything.
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X. @. STOCK MARKEF.

KANSAS CITY, NO., October &
The "PIice Current" reports:
CArrLE-Receipts 1887. Shipments go.
Market weak but the cattle in fair demand
native shippers, 20 TO 10; native stockers,
S!de Do native feeders e 7OS3 25; native cows
81 50l2 10; Colorado steers 81 25 as 25 and win
tered Texas steers 81 9Oa2 60,
HoGs-Receipts, 32s; shipments, none
market steady; packing, " sod3 10; light
81 75a3 co.
SHEEP-None on sale; common to choice,
quoted at 81 Jla3 10
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X. c. PRODUCE MARKET

h NsAs CITY, Mo-, October S.
The "Price Current reports:-
WHEAr-Receipts. A,O00; shipments. &c
Sol market rrmer; No. .Sc; No. 8, 'OiSa
7lc, November, &C.
CoRN-Receipts, 1875; shipments, $40
easy, No. 2, 2ic; regular, &c.
OATs-NO. 2, lsc.
RYE-steady No. 2. Soc; regular, &c.
BARLEY-UHchanged.
FLouRIstiady; country brands, fancy,
HAY-Firm So 5Oc7 50.
PKovLsIoNs-Fair demand; clear bacon
sides, So .; long clear, So coz
LARD-In tierces, 1t4asc.
HAMs-sl 1l1a,
BUTTKR-GoOd to choice; dairy in demand
af .IrlI.
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Markets by Telegraph.
ct. LCUEs PRODUCE MARKET.

ST. Lo-Is, cc'cberS. $.
HEIP-Unchanged.
FLyJR-ULcnanssG.
WHsar.Higher: NC. red, sss4dS6c, elSh
So tSS71s No. 3. do, S3c.
COEN-Duli ). y, bid cash; so &C, Novem-
be-,
oArs--Beiter; lsl.s2oc, cash; s,5sc,
November.
RYE-Duli, i0c, bid.
BARLEY-Steady, prime to choice, 7oSsO;
fancy, 95sl 10.
WHIsKY-Quiet;& 81 07.
PoRK-Duli; s. 50.
DRY SALT rMEATtNominal.
BACoN-Quiet. SIS, 5+. $685.
LARD-NOminai,
BUTrER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Cnchanged.
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DR. Hunters Specific and Injection No. !
are warranted To cure GonnorbGea Gleet Cor.
dee, Strictures, Diseases OF the X idneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs OF males and fe-
males.
Dr. hunfer's Specific No. 2 is a sure remedy
for the SpermatOrrhPa, seminal Weakness
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
by seif-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF Dr. Hu ,ter's Sp. ciic g. per bottle. Inj-c-
ton, 81 per bottle Sent eyerywh by ex-
press Dr. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
AIS, North Seventh street, St Louis, Missouri
Send too stamps for ,reatise. Cure guaran-
iced or tn money refunded.
Theo. Esersiorff, Agent, Leavenworth,
Kans,as maylS-eodk~
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PATENTS.

In connection with the publication of the
Scfent,fc American, We continue to act as Sol
lciors for Patents, Caveats. Trade Marks,
Copyrights, etc, for the United States, Can
ada, Cuba, England, France, Germany, etc.
In this line of business we have had thirty
three years experience.
Palenus obtained through US are noticed in
the Scientific American. This large and splen-
didly illustrated weekly paper shows the cur.
rent progress of Science, Is very interesting,
and has an enormous circulation Subscrip-
tions s3.9 year, postpaid single copies 10
cents Sold at all book stores and newsOffi-
ces.
Can I Obtain q Patent The quick
est and best way to obtain a satisfactory an
swer, without expense, Is to write To US
lMunn CO.., describing the invention, with
small sketch All we need is to get the
idea. We will Immediately answer, and give
the Necessary Instructions. For this ad-
vice we maze no charge.
We slsO send Iree our Hand Book about the
Patent Laws, Patents, Caveats, Trade Marks,
their costs, and how procured, with hints for
obtaining advances on inventions. Address
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American, 81 Pork Row, New York. w6teow
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Notice Of Discontinvancs of Business
STAIE or KANSAS.

sTAIE or KANSAS.
OFFICE OF SCPERIsTESDESTo OF Insurance.
gs,HE ALLIANCE MUTUAL LIFE AsSUR-
ance society OF the United states, loca-
ted at L.eayenworth, Kansas, has, through its
president, given me written notice OF It's de-
sire to discontinue Its business, and 10 has
made application to me for publication Of
notice required by law In such cases. There.
fore, I, Orrin T. WEIGH, Superintendent Of In
surance, for the State ofDkansas sio hereby, az
required by the provisions OF section 20 OF the
act hereafter named, give notice that the
ALLIANCE MUTUAL LIFE AssU RANCE SociE-
TY, OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCATED AT
LEAvESwORTH, KANSAS, q company tran
sacting business Of insurance within this
State under IAN Act to establish an tnsur.
ance department In the State Of Kansas, and
to ,recuiate the companies doing business
therein" Approved March ], 1871. Desires
TO discontinue its business as provided by
said act.
IL WIrsEss WHEREOF, have herunto set
my hand aud affixed my official
fSEAI1 seal, at the City of Topeka, this
9th day OF September, A. D., lS13.
ORRIN T. WELCB,
sept1l-dltw6t Superintendent.
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INDIANA.
THE ELECTION,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, October S.-Noon.-
The election is progressing quietly, with
indications Of very full vote being polled.
There are three full tickets for State officers
and legislature, and three candidates for
Congress in all di.tricts except the seventh
(lndianapolis) and twelfth fort Wayue)
districts. In the former the Democrats en-
dorse DR.. DeLamyer, National nominee and
in the latter the Republicans vote with the
Nationals for Studebaker. Comparisons
will be made for secretary of State with the
vote cast for governor in 1876. The ticket
being very long, reliable returns cannot be
obtained until late.
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THE TUG OF WAR

CINCINNATI, o., October Sat this hour
the returns from sixteen precincts of the
first district give Butterworth, Republican,
over Ssylor, l67 majority; in the second dis
trict, twenty precincts give Goss, Democrat,
over Young, l,0ll majority.
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THE LUCKY G1Sr.
piRanss fer Teachefs CeFstaeases ~
the Late EXR0t03lioo.

T0e Names Of Those uecessfnl A.
piranss fer Teachers CeFstaeases ~
the Late Exaoi0aaion.
The following il the list of those success.
ful a.pirants in the late examination FOL
teachers certificates, on September 9th
in this city:
GRADE cERTIFIcATEs.
Laura Mccain, Hoge. -
n. ID. Ellis, Springdale.
Kersey Cook, Lansing.
Flora B. Dodd, Fairmoupt.
c o. Hurlbut, City.
Lou Rhea, Esston.
l. T. Oliver, Farley, Mo.
NJ. ID. Walker, Kickapoo.
Mrs. NJ. L. Anderson, Leayrnworth.
Andrew Bowman, Diamond.
J. H. Leighty, Tonganoxie.
W. C. Hubbard, Maria.
NJ. K Baker, FairmouHt.
Sallie Edwards, Oak Mills.
Z. W. Bean, Sprirgdale.
GRADE CERTIFICATES.
W. W. Anderson, Lesvenworth
1.eonora Msstersop, Leavenworih.
Mary II Barker, Fsirmount.
Martha Rohr, Leavenworth.
c. E Bcdle, Leayenw orth.
+ B. Doliey, CoIpor Station.
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TWENTY FIVE CoRPsEs.
THIRTY-THREE Dad BoDIEs

were found Saturday by their pursuers in
Decsrur county, in The Prairie Dog region
This was evidently the work of the last
pand that crossed the road on Tuesday last.
No one has been able to learn the names Of
any of Saturdays dead. The northwestern
portion of the StsJe has been IN terrible
storm Of excitement for the past two weeks,
but this country being very thinly settled
no body OF men sufficient TO cop with the
red devils could be got together.
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An Undeniakle Trush.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beau
tiful world, 1t is entirely your own fault,
and there is only one excuse for you-your
unreasonable prejudice and skepticism,
which has killed thousands. Personal
knowledge and common sense reasoning
will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint,
or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects,
such as sick headache, palpitation of the
heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness
dizziness of the head, nervous prostration
low spirits,&c. Its sales now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and not .
druggist but will tell you Of its wonderful
cures. You can buy . sample bottle for
ten cents. Three doses will relieve you.
iy6eodAw
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OHIO GOES REPUBLICAN

CoLCNBUs, October 9.-At lao a. m. We
have returns from 657 precin;s, from all
counties in the State, except Mercer and
Monroe, which show a net Republican gain
OF IA 0s0. This indicates the election of
the Republican State ticket by 5000 ms
jority.
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Republican ClubS.

Meetings will be held at the following
named pl ices throughout the county for
the purpose of forming Republican clubs,
on the following dates. Speakers from the
city will be in attendance:
At Paramount and Milwood on the 18th
at Delaware on the 10th; Big Stranger
church, in Easton Township, and High
Prairie school house on the 18th; Spring
dale, tonight; McGinnis' school house,
18th Linwood and Fall Leaf, some time
next week, the date of which will be an
nounced; Kickapoo, 18th. The Republi-
cans have begun the work in earnest and
propose to keep the ball rolling.
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The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
kidneys and live. active, is the sres,eet
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bit;ep is that remedy, and Its proprietors
are being blessed by thousands Who have
been saved and cured BY it. Will you try
il? See other column. eod&w.
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Liver IL King.

whole human system, ss it controls the life
health and happiness of man. When it As
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of
ailments are the natural result The diges-
ton Of food, the movements of the heart
and blood, the action of the brain and ner-
vous g. stem, are all immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's Au-
gust Flower is unequsled n curing all per-
sons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plaint and all the neutrality-suspicious. that
result from an unhealthy condition Of the
Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try
10 centA Positively sold in all towns on
the Wessern Continent Three doses will
prove that is is just What you want.
eodxSW
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TIE melancholy afslictiou suffered by
the Crescent City, in common with 90 many
other Southern cities, has shown the benefit
derived by that community in establishing
and maintaing the Louisiana State Lottery
Company in 1865, which was incorporated
for educational and charitable benefits, and
which in its regular contributions to schools
and hospitals nobly distinguished itself.
The next drawing takes place as usual on
the second Tuesday of next month.
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BATTLING neM0n
ID with the O6UIODvs

Now ready, this startling new temper.
ance book, by Hon. ]. a. DACs, PHI. ID. In.
tenSelv Interesting account Of past and
present Progress Of Gospel Temperance
whole land, with Biographies, D0rtraas, ad-
dresses, incidents and engrdrtngs, OF the won
derful work OF Great Temperance Apostles,
Murphy Reynolds and Others. Teeming
with powerful facts, arguments and illustrAr
tions Of the Curse OF Strong DRINK.
Positively the latest and bess volume. Only
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Special Local Notices.

EXTRACT OF report from the celebrated
physician. Erasrnus W ilson, of London, Eng
Several severe cases of con su IA ption
have come under my observation that nave
been cured 10y the timely use of Coden's Lie
Digs Lxuid Extract of Beef, and Tome In.
vigorator." ror sale by The. Egersdorn.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Abstract Of the Proceedings for Yes
serday In chat Tsib0nal Before
Judge CFozicr.
Storm vs.. Storm, divorce; decree on the
ground of..habitual drunkenness and gross
neglect of duty.
o. B. Latin vs.. Charles Monroe, suit for
damages verdict for the plaintiff for Sl25,
defendant 10 paw costs of suit.