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The Treaty 10 he Sustained.

LONDON, October 3i.-Tle Telegraph saws
the m.chinatIon which threaten To preven,
the full settlement of the European settle
ment, are clearly watched, and will be want
I'd 10y the resO'u ute vigilance of Lord BeacOns.
fields government, tn the loyal support OF
France and Austria and tn. approval ..oi-Ger-
many. The treaty OF Berlin will De sustain
ed to the lett r.
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1NDIAS POLLS, October sl.-Af the morning
session to day Of the society OF the Army Of
the Tennessee, the Officers OF the society were
reelected for another year. Chicago was Sc
lected as the next place o. meeting, and Gen.
eral W. z Gresham selected As the next ora
tor Admiral ID. ID. Porter was msde sn
honary member. Letters Of regret from ab-
sent members were read. General strong
read paper detailing the movements of the
army At the time Of McPhersou's death, and
Of the facts connected Herewith. Governor
Bishop. Of Ohio, appeared and was introduc-
I'd 70 the Society, BY General Sherman Ex-
cur.aons this afternoon and . banquet 70
night
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ALL OVER AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORR EANs, October 81. The mercury
now, 10 y. M. q, il 81. The Young Mems Christ
ian Association report twenty-five new Cases
offey-r To-Day. The board OF health had no
quorum At It's regular session, but the mem-
btrs who were present requested that a called
meeting be held tomorrow when resolutions
wall b. passed declaring the epidemic at an
end and requesting the Governor 10 with
draw mis- quarantine proclamation.
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CHATrANooGA A, October Sl.-One death from
yellow lever IN the past twenty-iour hour
and six new case-, three colored II Is cl.al
and cold. with the thermometer at 81 tn.
relief committee informs tn. public tina nc
more money or supplies are Iereded. Tn
amount on hand and enroute is Declined suf-
hcienI for any emergency.
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NATCHIZ WILL REJOICE

NATCHEZ, October 3I.-The quarantine was
raised here to-day except as to persons Snd
baggage from Injected part, and WOODEN ana
coiIon goods packed IN infected parts.
Frid y, November sth, has been set apart As
a day OF municipal thai k>giving for the en-
tire immunity which Natchez has enjoyed
from yellow fever.
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There seems to be some trouble between
the bus company and the hacks at the Union
depot. Why cannot the city authorities set
tie this matter permanently By giving TO the
bus and train wagon the place most convent
ent for them to receive and deliver the Uni
ted States mails from and to the train, and
assign a place tor hacks and express wagons
This course Is taken in all other cities and
ks Ia "A charm
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THE PRESIDENT At BALTi-
MORE.
BE ATTENDS THE MARYLAND ENsTTTUTE
FAIR IN THAT CITY, AND Is INTHUsIAsrI-

BE ATTENDS THE MARYLAND ENSTTTCTE
FAIR IN THAT CITY, AND Is ENTHUSIASTIC
CALLY RECEIVED.
BALTIMORE, October sl.-President Hayes,
accompanied by Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Hsmley, and VIM. E. Mastan, of
the Executive Office, and ::wm. F. Camp, OF
the Presidents household, reached Balti-
more this evening and was taken To the City
haii where he Was received by Mayor La.
trobe, VINO welcomed him in q brief speech
TO which the President RESI- on ted. other
city 1mcials wnre pres-n, including Collec-
From The City Hall the President sccom.
panied by the city of1ci.ls came from the
Maryvilie Institute, rroceeded TO the Carroll
ton hotel where lunch was served. Thence
they went to the fair of the Maryland insii~
tu;e. The hall was densely crovded ana
when the President appeared upon the niss.
form he was received with cheers, the band
playing "Haii to the Chief"
JAMES H. FOND,
president of the Maryland Institute, introdu-
ced thet President, who spoke IS follows :
Fellow citizens of Bal Imore 1t Is pretty
well understood thst believe in faithful
observance OF contracts, and that there was a
distinct understanding with my friends of
the committee that whiie in Baltimore /
should not be called TO make . speech. Be
lieving In the sacrednesS OF contracts, do
not propose TO make q speech. thank you,
however, for the kind attention to the two
or three sentences have uftere1, and the
committee for their kind and hoepitable re-
ceptiou. The applause was renewed and
crowds rushed to the stand to shake hands
with the President, Who subsequently walked
70 the various divisions Of the fair. At l0:aO
O'Clock the Presidential party returned TO
Washington.
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The Phillips County schools.
IKirwin Democrat, "a


This is achanging world, especially In Har-
per county. A yeas ago. Henry Thon pson,
residing wo miles eat OF Harper In dug
out" had so much difficulty in finding his
home when returning from Harper or Wichi-
Ia. over the then painless prairie, that he put
up pole with a cloth tied to II to guide him.
This ynal answered very we'll in the day
time, but was useless at night, the pole, how
ever, served the purpose of a lighthouse ON
the Sea coast, for a antern could take the
place OF the WORKOUT pantslOons TO guide the
farmer To the port of home Nondruus
change, Mr.. Thompson Is now in the midst
OF a thickly settled country with near neigh
bors and n well travelled road in front of his
ulsDr hlal teams UaSsinQ hnurly
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Kepnhlican MeeiiOR.

The colored Republican meeting at Lsingi
Hall last night Was very well attended, Inr
speakers VINO re- rTs-i To- the home tIckei
en- ogizd more particularly the weak ~ and
most obi=ctiouahie --ndidateS thereon,
while they sad com paTailNely lille ahoui
the stronger ones. Among tuU>. who spoke
Were Robt SsInuels. Rev. I. ". H"n',-TS"n,
OF Topeka, Mr.. Waller, Mr. Banks and JLdge
A.ltT.
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Vhe Greek Frontier.

LONDON. October 3l.-A Constantinople dis
patch states that the Greek minister there
has received Information that the British
vote urging the street adherance OF the
mend mediation Oh the Greek frontier
,nz II.
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= shGpgss.

The Public Press, last night, announced that
q change of ownership uad taken place. ana
that hereafter 20 Wouit. he run by q. -. Miller.
Mr. Mile. has been the slrtua owner oI the
paper for year pas, aud MS assuming the
entfreown,rship IL Tor the bitter. pom. he
SI5OO he uade Out oi lh.- 4 :. Marsnai>hIP,
h. viii he a. bled IL run h;s paper about
thr., .ears n lt. il economical.
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POLICE NOTES.
The Record at NesgerdKY,s Proceed.
fngs Hefore the Soiice Judgc-An
Um1nCky Thief.

Fifty dollars were assessed at yesterday
mornings session of the police court.
Twenty dollar in fines were assessed
against inmates of houses of i'll fame.
James Harris, a somew hat noted vsgsbond,
and member OF the light fingered tribe OF
gentry, was ass ssad $50, which not being
able to pay ne was given the beue tit of sixty
days upon the rock pile.
The cases OF td. kes>ier, Lon Moore ard
Percy Smith, charged with assault and bat
terry and disiu-b4n of the peace at the
Union depot day before yesterday, were con-
tinued until the 4th oI November.
Frances Morgan, charged with petty lar
ceny, case continued until the % inst.
A young m an giving the name OF O. =.
Denise, hailing from Illinois, respects bly,
dressed and of not unprepossessing appear
auce, WAS arrested yesterday morning for
stealing q revolver from the gunshop of
John birlnger, at the corner OF Sixth and
Shawnee streets. He solf the weapon AT a
pawnbroker's shop for sl.j0, the worth o: the
article being about ~. He denied the th.it,
but Mr.. Biringer identified him rs the man
who WAS in his establishment just before the
revolver was missed, while ia e pawnbrok
identified him as the one of whom he bought
the weapon. Very little money WAS found
upon his person. His examination will take
place this morning before the police court.
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TWO Old Wen Robbed.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3i.-During the
absence of the owners, thieves entered the
house in Camden OF Buison brothers, old
men. and as each 'eturned he was seized and
bound and thrown into a closet. The house
WAS then robbed of everything, including a
large amount Of money.
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Steele & Price put EiavoTing Extracts in
tn. market Just ~ represented; their bottles
are ali Tuil IItr-ss>ur, Bold On,--haIf more and
are tnree times the strength of Iuo>. ord IA
arily sod. Ask Tor DT. Prices FiavoTing EN-
ITtIct-- Ne endorse th.II Claims for purIty
aud strength
E5aSw
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CLINTON, October Sl.-AllBthe yellow fever
patents in the county are recovering, as a. l>O
The two cases in the the city. The quarantine
will be raised on Monday. The refugees Az
returning 10 town and business is resumIug.
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BATON ROGUE, October 3I.-Ten new cases
es aud one death are reported The Howard
Association closed to-day, but the sick now
on hand and all new cases Will receive atten
fipn
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Going for Water.

pine * b-IIl- IaIu nom the Leavenworth
mitis al the corner Of roadway aud Deia-
ware Ia Jhr river, la order that "a better
sspply %! waller can Ice oDt., ned the sapply
In ;b. wells having given ouI- Tue distance
Ia wh-rr q connection can Toe made nj Dtl-
worth'S VA lis IL considerable, and viii re-
GuIre cOnsiaeraD wOTk.
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Supreme Court Proceedings.


The Supreme Court adjourned yesterday
till the 18th of November. The following
opinions were filed
Corey * Kinball VS.. Wirth error from La
bette county. affirmed.
Moore Vs. Emmert; error from Douglas
county: affirmed,
Stale ex rel Atrorney-General vs.. Tomlin-
sou +; proceedings In quo warranto judgment
for defendant
Race vs.. MIloney; error from Elk county !;
affirmed.
WeIchelbaum vs.. Curlett; error from Paw
Nee county affirmed
Spangler, administrator VS.. Robinson er-
ror from Lyon county affirmed.
Alexander VS.. ShongO; error from DOni-
phan county affirmed.
Fisher vs. Conway; error from Morris
county reversed.
Archi>on Savings Bank VS.. Wheeler; error
from Doniphan county reversed.
Ashton vs.. lngle & Lowe error from Leav.
en~rrth county affirmed.
Frye W. Sanders; error from DOniphan
couuIy; affirmed.
STATE vs.. Riddle; appeal from Jewell coun-
~ affirmed.
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A Horse Killed and a Family En-.
dnngered.
IAtchison Champion, 81.

A very serious accident happened to
two OF our Atchison county ladies Tuesday
evening, " hicn at one time Threatened IA
tally. Mrs Wade and Airs. Million, who live
at the well-known Million farm, about four
miles southwest OF Atchison, started in a
wagon to go TO an entertainment In school
house near by. The horses became fright
ened at some object and ran away, throwing
the occupants out and ipjuriny mrs. Mil
very seriously. The horses were not recOy
cred until yesterday morning, when one was
found dead by Woodland Park. and the other
Standing BY, still in the harness.
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MEMPHIS, October 3I.-The weather has
taken "A sudden change last night and has
turned very cold. From six o'cock last eve
until noon to-day the undertakers report
five orders for inteTments.
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Liabilities sIOo, 900.

has issued "A proclamation settling apart
Thursday, November 18th, as q day OF thanks
giving.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07

MOBILE. October 3l.-No deaths iron yell
low fever during the last twenty -four hours
ssveu new cases Thee il prospect Tor "A
good Irost tonight.
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and send IL to your friends IN the East, advAD-
ing them, when they visit Colorado, New
Mexico, or the San Juan mines, to take the
Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe railrod, the new
southern route through Kansas, via the Ar
kansas Valley, &c Pueblo, making direct con-
way for Colorado Springs, Denver, and all
points in Northern Colorado, Canon City,
Garland, Del Norte, Lake City, Fl Moro, Las
Vegas and santa fe. Trains leave Kansas
City and Afchison every day in the year, With
Pullman Sleeping Cans attached, and paasen.
gec train equipped with Ill the modern inn
lsovements. for msps, circulars and de-
01rod Information, ok them 10 send 70
T.J. AHpG1DoR,
6e1ssA HaD0eR AGaa, Topeka, Eaa.
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lhe western Wheat Crop.

We regret that there is not more wheat be-
ing sowu in this part OF the county. We
doubt whether there Will b. more than half
as much ground sown this fall a. there " as
last fall. We may be wrong, but We believe
this is u great mistake. The price is low, and
the profit therefore little, yet better than
none. We believe in making every available
acre pay something, be IL little or much. oar
taxes are very burdensome. Our bridge,
railroad and school house bonds must all he
paid, and the more property We have the cas-
Ier We can pay them.
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An Examination ordered.

MADRID cc'ober 5i-At the request of the
tdvOcst. of MoncsZi, d medical elamina-
ton of the rental cund tion Of the prisoner
na, been , rd.r,d.
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Mnrgar., Want. ,o he a a,ho,uc.

PARIS, October "Universe" states
that Ma;gsrett Roth>child has applied for
a imis>ion 40 ti.. Ga hoIc church, as pre-
liminary 10 her marriage with tho Duc de
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
THE WAY OF THE NORlC.

But MOEE ESPECIALLY OF BASKs-wAs-
HISGroN AND q CISNATI BEINsi THE
LATEST.
CINCTSNATI. D"iober 3I.-The banking
hoase Of JAS. A. H.iuHDn q Co., closed its
doors this ate. noon Il demands upon the
bank were paid over the counter up TO D. m
but accounts in the clearing house were not
ad u>Ied. ana AT > y. H., deputy Iom the
sp-TIfi's Office served an attachment. issued
al the instance Of Jno. Benz ger, for sI.lf. He
atlaciIed the fixtures OF the bank and al -
th.- household furniture OF Mr.. Hemann at
his r. s,d-. The DaLk has been I.ay ing six
par eiIt- int rest ON
CURRENT DEPOSITS
aud has epxeTIenssd some heavy loss 8 last
Msy. Tn- urpo>iis amounted 10 s35s-OU0.
The re was "A i II then, but the bank survived
/. Ther- IA - byen a steady drain lately and
the >u>pension'was inveii Dle. They decline 10
rHsk- amy sIsiemeut> of tneir assets AT q liza
bIlitI :. but th, batter .r.. ,veIy heavy and
yarI, u-.N stated al from sl75UJU 10 s. Q,LVJ
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NICKSBuR RG, October 3l.-Clear with mercr-
~ AT So. one death in the city and two in
the country, all children. Four New cases arr
repOrted IN the city.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 81 -Detwilier
4 W elch on ners of tue Market street flour
mills, failed. Liabilities sl"eOoo.
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Hard Cases.
TEmporia sun, % I

Jaler f.. T. Nichols reports twelve cases in
the jail. \ man named Joseph Holland was
received lat night who was convicted OF per-
jury four years ago in Marion county, and
sentenced To thT--. years Imprisonment. In
the absence Ofs Jail in that place he contriv-
eli to escape from the guard placed over him,
and now awaits trial Tor surreptltOusiy OBJ
tanning his liberty. Another prisoner, nam
ed Hiram Elliott, had "A hearing yesterday
upon IA charge of stealing cattle at Neosho
Rapids, and was committed To Jail To await
trial i'll the District court, in default of 81 0t0
hai
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Losses BY Prairie Fires In Chase
County.
Ichase County Courant, 25

By a Prairie fire at the head of Peytop
creek, Tuesd night, Matt. Thompson had
nifty tons of of bay, three calves, a string of
fence and his entire range burned.
Last Friday afternoon Mr.. Peter Murphy,
who had recently homesteadei near Mr. j.
NJ. Beaiman's, on Rock creek, and his son
John Murphy, started to burn guard around
around their hay stack when the fire got
away from them and ignited a wagon load Of
hay n. ar by, causing the team to run away
upsettIng the burning hay on the elder Muir
ply, who had just been kicked In the face
and knocked down by one of the horses
while trying to stop them. When pulled
from under the hay, MIR. Murphy had his
hands and face badis burned. He died We'd
nesday from the efi-rts OF the kick and w as
taken yesterday morning TO Racine, Wis,
for interment.
The prairie fire which came down Spring
creek. sunday, caught on the high prairie
about O'c Ock p. m, Saturday. IL burned
about 10 tons of hay for Lang hubbard, and
Dr. Morris peach orchard and hedge fence
Tuesday and until late Tuesday evening
the citizens of this place were fighting a
Prairie fire that was burning between To sn
and Buck creek Mr.. A. s. Howard a morse
70 run away and get badly burned. Mr.. H.
p. Brockett lost some hay on the creek
About O'Clock, Tuesday morning, the
people along Pey ton creek were aroused
from their siumber by prairie fire that was
swooping down on them. Mr.. John H. Mar
tin lost p tons OF hay and straw Mr.. W. r.
Martin lost 10 tons o. hay; Messrs. Maxim
sum Adair, IS tons Mr.. Reilly Pendegraft,
~ tons, and Others, about % tons Mankiu.
sum Adair lost good deal Of fencing.
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shot by an Insane Wan.

W. Y. Gretchen, Esq, and Esquire Luther
were were walking Toward the house OF Mr..
Hamer, in LOngton township, Ned Hamer
who was under guard, on account of Insan-
ity, said ''here comes two men 10 XII me,
aud ran into the house, and as MIR. Gretchen
walked into the house, snapped pistol at
him, which missed fire, and he Immediately
fired the pistol, shooting his victim through
the breast, from side 10 side, and as he IL
Ned Hamer exclaimed 81 have shot the
wrong man." Mr.. Luther immediately went
to Mr.. Creicher'> home, in Wild Cat, for his
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07

End ef she sOnah ~ essern DIV stisiou
Tor she Present Locomotives Now in
Use.
Last night the regular train on the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific road came in drawn
by new Mogul engine, built by the Rock
Island Company at its shops. These engines
are of ten tons heavier weight than the ordi-
nary freight locomotives. and are intended
especially for this end of the Southwestern
Division of the road, having six drive wheels,
and especially adapted for the drawing OF
heavy freight trains up the steep grades to-
ward the southwestern end of this division.
The engine came in last light on its trial
trip Six engines of this pattern are being
built by this company at its shops. all in
tended for this end Of the line, 1t being the
intention OF the company to withdraw ali
the lighter freight engines and substitute the
Moguis in their stead as soun as they are
com pleted. The only fear entertained is that
the engines, being so much heavier than the
ordinary freight engines on the road. will
prove too much of "A strain for the bridges
and culverts along the line OF the road.
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NEW DREAMS, October 81 Weather clear,
cool and windy deaths twelve cases reported,
foriy-seyen, Total deaths 3929, total Cases
l3,Os3.
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YELLOW FEvEa.
AT DELTA.


DsLTA. La, October 3i.-Three new cases
are reported.
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THE COOLIE TRADE.

THE BRITISH CONSUL AT HAVANA DEFEAT
LITTLE SCHEME OF CoOLIE SLAVE.
TRAIER-sN INFAMOUS PROJECT BEING
CARRIED oUr
HAVANA, October 81 Reports OF the SELL
ing OF coolies brought by Dr. Secchi from
Trinidat, Is confirmed, with the addition
that Seccni nus engaged 10 bring from Trini-
dad and Demerora ten thousand coolies a
year, they be ing contr.ct,d d for Tor five years,
.'t one shilling IA day ahd that OF forty coolies
whom StcchI nau ALREADY brought he had
sold Ihree Santiago de cub, Tor two hun.
dTed doliiI each. he q aud III the conir racts,
which were made oui in English and span
ish, consisted IN Ihe English not being a true
transiatiou of the Spanish; lie letter gave
Secchi fuIi power Of TRANSIT. r, " hist the for
mcr diu lI.,t mention tins condition. Some
OF The CON Facts v ere for one year and signed
by the coolies who could read The rein.in-
der were ior nvv years, signed with their
marks by
THOSE WHO COULD NOT
read or did not understand the contracts
The BritI>n Consul therefore seized l. con
tracts AID al. er considerable uoubie ana re-
sistsnct On the part vi secchi, who brought
OF conirac. and "A criminal action against the
consul himself the latter surc deu in ship
ping the cooiies back TO J ri Iidad. Some
WIS repo. .ed 10 have
arisen between the British Consul and the
governnI nj here, and II reported that
ConsuI's pa ers. The audscity of the whole
scheme VIII Ue appreciated when the fsct is
X nOwn That Ihtse coolies were, without cX
q pllou, BIItIsI subjects.
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new MUSIC BOOKS !
Johnson's Method
for Singing Glasses,

By A. y. JOHNSON, is book Of admira-
bic simplicity and clearness OF explana-
tion, and is endorsed by practical Sing
ing School teachers as Of the best. Il
Airs for practice, 40 hymn tunes, l6 an
thems and "A glees and Apart songs, all
intimately united with the instructions,
forming perfect and easy method for
teaching the notes. The moderate price
il in its favor. PRICE 60cTs, OR So PER
DOZEN.
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Mai. RandlebrOck's Com nland.
IIichifa Raacnr ng
SDuhne Ou thc NhCthbHsSs
TSmifh COunfy pioneeF -

Among the victims of the Indian massacre
ON the Sappa, were John Irwin, OF this coun-
ty, and his friend, W. NJ. Lull. Mr. Lull had
taken several claims in Decatur county, and
Mr.. Irwin went with him 10 spend "A few days
when they were murdered by the lndiaus.
Mr.. Irwin one of the most esteemed
young men here, and had, during the time
he Was in cur midst, acquired considerable
property, and was on the sure road To wealth.
Tie was temperate and ayoung man of ex-
reme sovd hab Is, and was we'll thought of
by hi, n,ishbDrs =
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all prominent points, TO whom liberal
compensation will be paid.
Application for rates TO clubs should only
be made TO the Home Office in New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for furth-
er Information or send orders to
Ne A. DAUPHIN,
Pc Dc Box 602s New Orleans, La
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and MANAGEMENT
OF GENERAL q. T. BEAUREGARD and JU-
BAL A. EARLY. wed-sat6 w4w
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.tchison Globe mi

In the case OF the County of Atchison VS..
the AtchIson, Topeka Santa fe Railro-d
Company, low pending in the Jackson coun.
ty District Court, DEFENDANTS demurrer To
plaintiffs petition was sustained BY JUDGE
Morton yesterday. Thereup0n the sftorpeys
fW the county Asked and Obtained Ieoyo -
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The Prophetic Couserepce.

NEW YORK October 3i.-The Prophetic Con-
ference Was presided over by wm Reynol DIS
OF Peoria. and the session vas begun by the
congregation singing "All hail the power o.
Jesus name" There was a large increase OF
delegates. Prof. Lummis, Methodist read a
paper entitled 'Kiugdom and Church." Rev
DIR lying, Sr., was received by the conference
and
SPOKE BRIEFLY.
DR.. Cooper, of Allegheny. Pa /, led In prayer
Rev. Hr VI. Parsons, Presbyterian, Of Buffa.
la, read psp"r ~ The present age, and the
ievelo III, nI OF aLli-Christ-"
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The Musical Record.
Isl l.

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
IA WIN FORTUNE. ELEVENTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1873, AT NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.