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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
He 10 Net DeaA.

The latest Information received, or rather
the latest rumors prevalent, are TO the effect
that Wendell Is sill alive, and that he has
been heard from and seen. The Atchison
Globe, of last saturday, says:
Ii is rumored that Senator Pomeroy, while
in Chicago recently, saw Ferd Wendell anu
couver.ed with him, although Mr.. Pomeroy
being interviewed, denies IT, He makes the
thing suspicious by saying that ne does not
know Wendell, whereas we know better, for
we have seen the two converSing together
frequently. We also hear from what ought
to be a very reliable source that Wendell told
his wife before leaving tnst he did not intend
10 come back.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE HARRIET.
ST. Lorls. Lnlr y

! HEIP-pG!; gn.igCsie,I, 81 pIu.J o.
/ FlOIE-Best extra aud family, arce and
| firm; NN, s. - ) -; MN, 81 !0Gi y f,mi-
I Is, 80 JUGt ..
NuEAr-ActIrc ard higher; 80 ss,l. SiI{,
cash; NF'''c, august: No. g, T.d, ,C' ,t>1c,
cash (, , ,sSsc, JGIy.
tpES-nd!i; - q &C, cash and BID August !;
- Lc, bid September
OArs.F ran; -, cash; -, bG September
EIE-pulI, Is.
MHIskA-tlu t ~ Hj.
III UrtEE-AIust Oi The stock received during
thr heated iciti has been IL! "!u1sod, and will
nave tn 10 Sold al lDS u.,>; GT,SiI receipts
are IN demand. psir' - select fresh yellow
dairy. !Idrr de- country TacKci. 9Iijc.
E@Gs-only ! sc:s. demand iGI iUr suaran.
ed ana caIIi.. Il.
PoI;K-Firm; - 4, cash; lpJJ!ng, 50 Gog
-.
DIZZY SALT NEATS-SOmina.ly unchanged,
EACoN-Eas!c!i - o.5.es5 f., - 5.t.d 70,
sG G,Gj G.'.
lam -%nrsfs.a-. .; &c q,
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nUBLIC NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN,
issued on a judgment rendered in
an action in the District Court In
the County Of LeavCnxOr;h, In the
state OF Kansas, wherein Mary f. Powers
was Plaintiff, and Paul White and Others
were defendants, to me directed and
delivered, I Will on Monday, the finh
day of August, A. D., ls1s, at Twelve O'Clock
noon ,::of that day, at the south front door of
the Court House in the City of Leavenworth
In the County Of LeavenwoYth, in the state
Of Kansas, offer at Public sale, and sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described tract of land situate, lying anG
being in the County of Leavenworth, in the
State Of Kansas, namely: The north half
%, Of the southwest quarter of section num-
ber twenty-one (2l, in township number
Dated this 4th day of July. ISIS.
L. q. LOWE
Sheriff Of Ieavenworth County Kansas,
LUcIEN BAKER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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J. n. BOYD

NENTIST-Orice Lainy's building, en-
J trance on Fourth street, Lsaycn worth
X apgaD
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Sheriff. Sale, No. IS.

fsEELIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Z That under Ind by virtue of two several
executions in cl>CS number 92Ol and 49,
issued out of the District Court iuthc County
of LeavenwOIth, in the State of Mans ts,
wherein j. l.. Burbank was Plaintiff, and
- W. H1nlin was Defendant, to me direct
ell and delivered, | Will, ON Monday, the
twenty-nInth day OF August, \. D., ls7S, at
eleven O'Clock ~ NJ, OF ihat Gay, at the south
'front.' door of the COuIt House, in the City Of
I.eaEcnwoTth. IN the County o. LeavenwOrth,
In the state Of Kansas, ofirr at Public sale
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following dcSCrib- / tracts OF land
situate, lying and hying in the County OF
leaEcnwOGth, in tn State cf Kansas, name
BY:
Lot number tbirty-thrce CsS), forty-two (i2l.
iorty three Isl, fUIty-fouT ,iD and forty-five
%, IN Norton, Williams and Thomas ad-
dilion 10 the CITY of Leavsnworth, in the
county OF LeavenwoTth, in the State of kan-
sas said property has been levied upon
ana Is 10 be sold as the property Of the above
named defendant
Dated this 18th day of July. \. d. Is7S.
Il. q. LOWE,
Sheriff OF LeGvcr worth County, Kansas.
III. 1. GREEN, Attorney 70. Plaintiff.
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Wendell. Heard From.

The Atchi>on " u iOf of last Saiurday saws:
We have "A very straight rumOr that Fred j.
Wendell was sen ia Chicago, last Tuesday
or Wednesday, and that he was on ms way
10 Indiana or Ohio. In short, We are now
saii>ii'd, from the best Information We have
been abe 10 obtain, that Wendell left Leav-
enwoIth with the intention Of being absent
n much longer lime Than the reports say h..
expected To be, and that he has neither had
a sunstrnke nor been foully dealt with, and
that hc IL in the best OF health There may
bc-in fact iS-mysie-y connected with hIs
going and staying oar rumor has IL that
there il some domeStic-not business OF Pc
cuni2Ty trouble AT the bottom of il all.
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WE WON'T BE MENICANIZE ,.
That IL 10 Say. she Majority OF Our
Merchants :.Won't Take the Mcxi.
Cents.

The recent great Influx of Mexican silver
dollsis has been causing a loss TO many Incr-
chants who took iheln in, not thinking but
that they Were worth their face. When
taken TO the tanks, however, IL was found
that they were receivable Tor but ninety
themselves several dollars out by the opera
ton. Some tradesmen sill receive ih-Ia for
the full lace, this class b-ing mostly in tie
and others who do al extensive retail bu>i-
nes decline TO receive them at more than
ninety cents. II was stated, yeste,day that
country Is due TO the kind Offices
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The Liver j. The imperial organ OF the
whole human system, as it controls the life.
hca,i, aud happiness of man. When it is
iisturb,d in IFS proper action, all kinds of
ailments are the natural result The diges-
iion Of food. the movements of the heart
aud blood, the action of the brain and ner-
vous system, are all immedirtely connected
wan the workings OF the Liver. 1t has
. nsen ,s1,,ecessfully ,1 proved that Green's Au-
sus' .,,e ranwer is unequaled in curing all per-
1n;., s',; s'a,c'ed with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
r,, r'a,' anu all the numerous symptoms that
:sa,' Ir"m - an unhealthy condition Of the
10 LIVER I'll anu Sn.omach. Sample bottles to try
~ Genus. ros'tively sold in all towns ON
.''e "es'e. eonnnent. Three doses will
prove that is is Just what you want.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NJ" YORK MONEY MARKET
NEW lDKK. July q

NJ YORK MONEY MARKEr
NEW loRK, July 3.
MONEYS! UILdI o..
MERCANTILE PAPER-Prime, 81 era! 0i.
CUsTUMs-Receipts, S250GD. Tue Assistant
Treasurer disburSed ss.iUJU.
CLEaGINGS-S.,J0,tsO
Missouri o., 81 o..
STEELING-B. t., weak; sixty days, sis ss% /;
sight, 81 ST.
CoUroxs-lSsI, 81 035t; do 1865, new, 81 or ;
do 1857, 81 UJ5z IS :. 81 CS; new IS, 81 o.
new as. registered, 81 oval Oii- coupons,
81 0izal 0ifs new Is, resistrI-d,s 81 uc2al " ;:
coupons, 81 vu5Hdl ~ ipiO> registered, Il ts'
coupons, 81 Os' currency e., Il -.
GoLD-SteaGy,s 81 UJlz.
BORROWING RATES. tn . f,.sr cent.
GovERSM sSTS-G-nerally steady
RAILROAD BoNDS-FIrm
STATE SECUEITIES-Dull.
SroCES-rhe market in early dealings was
heavy aud depressed for Grang~r shares,
whirh were attacked sharply by the Bears,
and hIoEc NJ lu1if per cent Towards noon
t''-Tr VS. - r'roS- y of id54 per cent. Trunk
fLiG III ~. although irregular, were, In
main, nr.n, vi ~ 20 favorable results expect
ed frt.m The Saratoga conference Daring
tn -ait,rEopn the market was buoyant- the
entire list recording an anvanc7 OF liglI2 per
cent, the Improvement beng iulls main
taIned at the close.
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The Canraur Lininlcncs are of two
kinds. Tie white is for the human Eini-
ly; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9TH
er animals. Testimonials of the effects pro-
dUcrd by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may .
procured of any druggist, sent 10y mail from
the Office o: TIE CENrAUE COMPANY, i6 Dey
street, New York city. jarl0-wlyr
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4 FInc Farm for sale Very Sh.ap

y farm nf one hundred and fpsty acres,
itwrEiE acres OF IL woOdD twelve miles from
!htS c.iy, oa n No. / roai, one mile from
hp-c IrailToid station; ninety acres under
cultivation. all well fenced. part of IL hedge.
Sp.va III water from "a neVcr-ftiliug spring,
~" hundred Pv:;c!! and apple trees, all in
good bearing cnndittpn-n-.tr "a Hr>t-class
>c.Iup!, X, &c. lnguir- az TnompSSu's drug
ore. July 25lNwim.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

tcNSCHPrTON CTEED An old physician
retired ITum active practice, having had
placed in has hands by an East India mis-
sipuary the formula. of Il simple vegetable
rrinady for the speedy and permanent cure
u; Consumption, bronchitis, Caiarrh, Asthma
and all IHrut! and Lung affections. ami q
positive and ideal cure for General De bility
aut aIl nervous complaints, after having
thurou .hIy tsster; lis wonderful curative pow
c!s ia thousands Di eases. lett II hlS duty To
ma Ike II knoAI To his suifeT'n. fellows. hc
rrrript vii b. seUt nee Ui charge to all who
desire il, with ful! directions tor preparing
and succc>Si,llly using. Aad:c-> will stamp.
u,min. ihis paper. B.:. j. =. Stone, ~ =,
Popular Street, Philadelphia.
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The .oliD Aing il T-rD a sf Tia. l prt.tti .us
yesterday ia The PIoIBai" Court
In the n!aItrTf.f Tii.. eta .-..i Mar. .T.f A
WctIy. dsc'-sass.', .i'shii Wilson. '-N-CuIpr,
made final - u ca AT. and JAr"iiDI dISc.lar-
sei.
Mary J.. Taylor, made application for bet
lrrS ~ gutrcianS'Iip upon the estate of Mi
he A. Tay lOT and other fnInyIS.
Martin ~ Norton made application Gor
Letters of Guardianship upOa the estate of
Maria Norton, a !unatic.
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The following is the record of the proceed
ings yesterday in the Probate Court:
IN The matter OF the estate Of Ker y IN Pal
mor, a lunatic, George Palmer, guardian,
made fourth annual settlement
Information filed of the de9tn of William
Puifer a lunatic, at the Sister, Hospital.
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T.LouIs LIVE sroCh MARKET

tAIILE-b'Ob natives ~cstICr and wanted I:
native buicntEr' siUrS, dIl! and lower; grass
Texans, liberal supF,y Pud lower; prime 20
cloic" shipping st-tIs, a 1JI5 20; fair To ood
81 .1SI a.. lair - CI4p.Ce. NATIVE. bItcherS
steers, - .'III - Go Co..S and hoifers q .j.s
: %; grass Texas Steers - iyE: - do cows,
- OJ02 -. Receipts, 40.
H"HS-Fairiy acI!NG; pOrH'rs and Balti-
mpre>, 81 60 "a j.; IA SrI packing, 5: 30, 10;
butchers To fancy, 81 1904 ). Receipts, 30.
SEEEP-G0Od demand for muttoiS; good
10 fancy, 50 ICdS q; common 10 faIr, - 20
) %; lair TO choice Lambs. :. JAlGS ". Re-
Il
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x. &. PRODUCE MARnET.

kANsAs CIrf, MO, July =.
WuEAT-Actlye; No., 5ji &; No. ;, - ta7GI ::
No. 1 zoe; rejected, CO. tc.
IoES-Aeiive; No. ,. 2Sc-sli'i rejected,
&C
RYE-NOmiual.
OATS-NOuiEal.
BASLEG-SOmlusl.
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EQUINE ABSTRACTION.
The Prevalence Of llOrse Tbieyerv
tn thi. County Becoming - OueA.
Hna Worthy Of SERIOUS Considera.
tIOH.

The alarming prevalence OF horse thievery
in i-av.nworlh county has become "a subject
worthy the most serious consideration, and
demands attention. Daring the past six
months the extent To which this practice has
been carried Is beyond belief, and the num-
ber of amin Is stolen within that period, both
in the city, and In the country, is a matter Of
astonishment- The boldness with which
these thefis are carried on shows an utter con-
tempt and a total disregard for the law and
Ii Is probable that other than legal arguments
must be resnrted To TO put an end TO such pro-
ceedings. The farmers throughout the coun
ty are very much worked up on account of
the frequency and boldness OF these thieves
and sholld one of these equine ab,,ractors
ever get caught his chances Tor escape or trial
.sy the regular process of law would be veryfew
and far between. Every day reports are
made To the authorities by parties whose an.
imals have been stolen, and although during
the past six months several horse thieves
have been sent to the penitentiary, and sew
eral are now awaiting trial, there seems to
be no dimif.ution 1 the number of cases
When q couple of these rascals are strung mp
or summarily shot, the business may receive
n acheck, but hardly until then. The killing
OF the sneak thief Davis n short time ago had
n saiutary effect for while, snd IL may possl.
bly, have the same effect In this matter.
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rSEARTsGLT MS.
TIE True Taic of n .sanAion Oh Ss;.il,
biS,h street. Which, il said 10 be
Haunted.


HAUNTED MANSION.
On south Filth street, toward the southern
city limits, stands stone mansion, forfneil y
the residence OF ID. L. Stille. Esq, hut which
since his death, or shortly after. has Deem ten
antless, the family having moved 10 the East.
They tell queer tales about the old house, and
how, al that time when night and morning
meet, among the dark shades OF the deep EN-
towering tTees, ghosts hold II glIastly royel
and disport and have fun among themselves,
as ghosts are wont To do. The house stands
back somewhat from the road. nesting in
and surrounded by iuouarchs OF the forest,
whose dense foliage ali Tut
HIDES TIE VIEW
of the mansion from the highway afl0r,liny
a most charming spot for the playful piIau-
tastes OF the drear Inhabitants OF the unseen
world. Aud in the cellar, too, the clink Of
glasses and the gurgle al the wine flowing
tom bottles ~ heart, although there are no
.lsSScs nor wine there; sounds OF mirih al.
heard IL issue from the apartments which
contain no human tenants; lishisiiit through
IA. rooms, hut not carried by human hands;
apparitiOns appear al the windows which
have no human Sembianc,. the tread of the
baEqueterS through the hail, ana corridors
produce no SuuHd the shouts Of glee and the
snUa's OF merry in tklng winch proceed from
the scene OF
TIE GIICSTLT EEvELEY
are not of the earth earthly in fact. Il IS the
abiding tl;icc Of thDs" who have ceased to
wear the phy >io!Ogicai labiiinIents which
distinguish the LIVING. but vino seem deter
mined To have their Iun all the same, even
lhous II they are dead. And up ioihc lime OF
the present writing no man has iathom. Il
this myst. ry, nor knOweih the reason Ih,se
shostlS sounds arr; the people who have
seen the airy occupants OF the houS- nave
usually been iOp frI-htra.d Ia atiC.hrt IuCid
explanations: they say the place i haunted,
winch l. I'll present the cxIciIt q! t5C Informal
lion obtained thereto.
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re Me..ekecper,s Respen.ibiIl,y.

II depends upon the kitchen whether the
family shall be robust, bright and energetic
or dull, stupid and slow. The house keeper
measures out manhood and womanh0od to
the family, and her position Is a highly re-
sponsible one. How many suffer from dys-
pepsia and other ills by the neglect of The
made from ar icles that are not injurious TO
health. Among the articles that are used for
culinary purposes. which Is perfectly pure
and wholesome, is DIR. Prices Cream Baking
POvcer and We are glad that house keepers
are encouraging its sale by q liberal patron.
age. ltd&w.
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ResifnI Nights, Days free from Tor.

Awaits the rheumatic sufferer who resorts
10 lio>tetierS stomach Bit .rs. That this be-
nIgnant cordial and depuTcnt il a far more
reliable remedy than CO ch cum and other
pDi>nnS used To eNpsi the rheumatic virus
from the blood, i "A fact that ,Npcrieac, has
satisfactorily demonstrated. II also epioys
The advantage of heing-ualiise them-per-
fecily safe. With many persons a certain
preiISpoSition To rheumatism exists which
renders them liable Ia it, attacks after eNpo-
sure in wet weather, To currents OF air
changes -! tenn perature, or II cold when the,
body Is hot. Sach n. Tsons ould take a wine
glass ar two OF the Bit soon as possible
after incurring Al SIX from the above causes, as
this superb protective efiectually nullifies the
hurtful influence. For the functional de
rangements which accompany rheumatism
such a collie, spasms in the stomach. paIpi-
tatson OF the heart, mpcriect digestion, a..
the B!tterS Is -l>o a IN Isl uSeiui remedy IL
il only necessary TO oosIinlLe cases to n @ AZ
with persiSteucy.
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HOME MARKETS

nAY-sIeG.p.r ton.
EFN E->-Si - i,.-r bG.
EN'G-t'hnicc 30.
AI'PIrS-;O !,lc per btISiel
hIHIGDTS- Pa bishrl, - -
EGtiS-GaSc,. rs-taIi loc per dozen; added
CIiF:E:~F;-Kai.sas. lie.
FLDUH-WhOic~;,l,'. .aOic,' family NNNN,
81 H.; Golden Eis'c, 60 -; Wc-trrn Rose - ~:
WaIdron, ". - -; rremiuln. NNAN. :. %:
Rose, Il - \ reduction booked frT.
BUFFERS AZ; retail, inHi5.
OATS-Wholessti'- :U,.. rvJsiI -.
EisAS-Stipcr ton.
SHIP TCFF-SIJ rer ton.
WHEAT-No. ;. GJ; No. Z. co r.'. .-"i''i
5Jc. Market steady.
PDrkTOES-c'IOice. ~ Il 2jc.
U<IuNS-Per Bu>he!, 81
rEACHES-Per.bushel I,.I %; or cioict.
TOMATOES per Dushel, &c
TJRNIPS-per bushcl, ~.
BEEIS-pcr buSiicl. pc
I.UMBS-per bu>ac', -
III. EI.NCERERiIES-per gallon, l2's c 2Oc.
GREEN CORN-prr doz. sc.
ChEL;AGE-ner doz. 3la 10:
RiOoMCOES-sGki75 per ton.
BACON-Retlil &c, for sides hsins &C
shoulders &c.
WOOD-Oak and hickory, s. 30 per c'rd
EONEY-l2i c per pound.
DRANGES-slU % per box
LEMoNS-sb 0GJl7 20 per hx; Il d.wa-
ward tendency.
WOOL
HEAVY FINE, per pound.-..-....-.--....l5 @lcc
II6IIT. per pound. "a = g
MEDIUM, per pound -l5 tt2lc
COMING AND DELAGSE, per pouni-.li .a2ic
TUE, per loUnd -..----.---..--Zi use
TUB STRICTLY BRIGHT, per pounds
COLORADO CLIPS, per p' unu III Gl1c
BUREE BLACK aud Co,te.i Fleece
10 &c oil.
Stock Market.
IiEEF Cows .@=ic.
BEEF STEEHs-SSit.c.
VEAL-SiIdi.
MUTToN-Tit d3Lc.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

ELoUR-FlTmer but no, quotably higher.
WuEAT-h CHER, active unsettled; No. l.,
red winter, 90 &c No 2, red 5jl4c bid; No. 2,
spring. I3i- cash, 9ysz July: ss1 sn>sizc, Aug
CoEN-ActIve, firm, higher; 39+c cash /;
3si C. July {; 3s1s August; S,i4 Sept.
OATs-fairly active and q sii;lsie higher, &c
cash &c, July 2g.c, Aug; 2k,k., September
RYE-Fairly active shade higher; 5lc.
BARLEY-Good demand shade hirI G56
e
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

'h-GA''p. JUIy IS.
Hoes - Receipts, 30; Id.Uc higher.
Shipping s. SO -; Light, 81 !5lj a5; mix.
cd, - JUGI d"
CAITLE-Egce.pts, 2,3lg market dull. un-
changed, native shipping, II 2ItI ,55: BUTCH
erS, quiet COWS, - GcCs5 3. bulls > gbI2 81.
Tt \ sns, heavy supply, bulls aud teerS. :. 30
c. 80; clieny . cas- 10.
SHEFP-Receipts, 2OJ msrket steady. :, 20
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W artiett.

TAI.EDTT-D jRAN.-At Trenton. Mo, Ja-
ly I'd, ass. 10y kYy. James ]. E,mne ", Mr.
benjamin r. Talbot 20 Miss Mamie Dpran, b,
Of this city
The contracting PARTIES to The above union
are we known in This city. Mr.. TGlbatt is n
conductor on the Rock Island road, AtchIson
division, and the bride is the daughter of our
gentlensnly fellow townsman, Mr. 4. 4.
DoTan.
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x. g. LIVE STOCK MARKET

kNNs-As JIrYI jay ..
CATTLE-Rccripts, SO; shipments, l,0i2 !;
active but weak sales, native Steers, 50 2jg
~; cows, :. S5eI2 10; wintcr,d Texas steers,
- 2Ctt2 -; wintered Texas cows, - t112 -
Colorado steers, s. O;Jd5 -.
HOGS-Receipts, ,2Ji; shipments, l,253
81 ally; sales, S3 iOd3 !5.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS

STATE OF KANSAS,
III the PROBATE Count "A and Igr sIif ,JU.ty:
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
HENRY A. GREENE, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Lot
~ fers Of Administration have been grant
esi 10 the undersigned on the Estate of Henry
\. Greene, late OF said County, deceased by
the Honorable, the Probate Court of the
County and State aforesaid, dated the 18th
day of July. A. ID. ls7S. Now, all persons hav-
ing claims against the said Estate are hereby
notified that they must present the same 10
the undersigned for allowance, within one
year from tine date OF said Letter., or they
may be precluded from any benefit of such
estate and IL such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date OF said Let
they shall be forever barred.
SOPHIA WALLER, Administrator OF the
Estate Of Henry \. Greene, Deceased
July 18th. Is7S
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Horace Inlion and ife, of ST. Louis
county, Mo, TO Edward Clodtng.pf
the same pl Ice, the west half of the
north fractional hall OF the nOIth-
west quarter of section 81, town
ship IL, range -, containing
Is 7i-lGO acres ...................S JGi "a
Edward COdlins 10 William Bruce,
Cf Reno, LeavcnwOTth Co., west
half Of the north fractional half
Of the northwest quarter Oi section
q, township II, IinSc u, contain
ing ij9i-itJ 8. ~
Micta, l Przyby lDwicZ and wife Io
Edward Frit>che, the north end OF
the south y:est fractional quarter of
section IL, township ., range -, the
sam. being loi. according 10 the
Government survey, being the ar
divided one-haIf of = G7-lGJ AIRS,
moe or Iess-...........- .-..... w .....-.. -. %
rnfnI ~ ttl
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A CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors
and mdiscretIons OF youth, nervous weak.
li--'1, early decay, loss OF manhood, Sc.,
a! -r!Ii recipe that will cure You
fk.E pf fCliARGE. This great remedy
Ma discovered by n missionary in South
America Send a self addressed envelope
I" the REV. JOSEPH /. lGMAS, Sutton IL.
Brjt~ H0,lse. Nev York Cay. sept26-eod.vw
Uncle Sans Condition Powder prevents
disease, pnrifes the blood, improycs the
arI..tir,.. riyas 4 smootb and glossy coa,
,T;,;,,, ''''"' !" s'O'' '"''
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
Police Notes.

Five dollars in fines were assessed at yes.
terdsys sitting Of the police court
James Galvine, drunk, fined S., and jud =
ment suspended
Fred. Raehmer, peace warrant, bound over
In the sum OF slvo To appear the next
term of the District Court for trial Family
trouble Is the matter.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

PoRK-Fair demand. higher go s,I, cash
- S71 40 40, Aug; 20 i.sI9 5sf. SeIt.Sat,4r-
LAED-Faiily active, shade higher: So 9j.
cash; 50 :5c6 $40, August; s. U5d7 G7l e.
September.
BULK MEATs--Sieady and Unclaimed.
hHISkI-sl -.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

BEEF Cows $3.50.
BEEF STEEIs-SS5t=c.
VEAL-3i4di.
MUTToN-Ji4 a3l4c.
HpGS--.,t. .u..g..
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Vital Weakness or Depres.
sion; a weak exhausted feeling, no ener-
Ky or courage; the result of Mental
Over-work. lndiScretiona or
exCeSSeS, or some drain upon the sys-
,s%: j., i slway. q - cured .s sy hUM?H: <
SPECIFIC NO. "a. 1t tones up and
invisorates the system, dispels the gloom
and despondency, imparts strength and e.
ergy, stops the drain and rejuvenates the
entire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers Price sl.00 per single vial, or S5
per package Of five vials, and - vial of
powder. Sent to all on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOME.
OPATAIC MEDICINE CON.
PANi, l0s FULTON STREET, NEW
YORK.
Theo. Egers,lort. Agent, Leavenworth
kans l. june S-3tawSw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
Publication Notice.

II D.CAILAGHAS "and othc RS unknown
H. and all pUIsoIS having, or claiming an
interest therein, will take notice that the
Board Of County Commissioners, Of IeaNcn-
worth County, Kansas, has commenced an
action in the District Court, of said county,
against them, and lots numbered eleven GI,
Twelve (l2l, and IflCen l!"y- in block iivc 1l In
Clar. and IsseS' addition To the City OF Ls.av
cnworth, in the County of lcaycnworih, and
State OF Kansas, to suLjec. said lots To sale FOR
the delinquent taxes, interest and penalties
thcrcOl, as follows:
EXHIBIT LOT H.