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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution con
graduates The Tennessee Democrats
upon their choice OF Chancellor Marks
as their candidate for Governor, and
says he was the n man upon whom
sail the elements OF the very diversified
Democracy of tho State might concen
trate. His election is sure and the fu-
turc Of Tennessee will lose nothing 10
prosperity during the time that Judge
Marks serves as tue chief magistrary."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

The Memphis papers are severe in
their denunciation Of one John Dono-
van, who left his wife and four chill.
drcn in Memphis and fed to Browns.
vile, from which place lie telcgrapbed
to Dr.. Mitchell Take care of my
family" Ant his wife and children
are dead, and Donovan still remains in
Brownsville, like n brnle as he surely
is. The Avalanche says he had better
steer clear of Memphis forever.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

Negroes as n general thing, arc not
disposed to help one another in dis
tress and danger like white people,
bcnce the additional pleasure we feel
III stating that the colored people OF
Chattanooga have sent 500 to the 70.
lief OF their race 10 the yellow fever
district, where they are dependent up
on whites and the National govern.
lnent for assistance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05
ERr1or

Tor the small price Of $500 cash, or
equivalent, living Il full warrantee {
the same Also. with the renowned Blu
dett Organ Go for II handsome ain
case, 8 octave. . full sets OF reeds, 6 st .
including the Celeste and double blow '
dals. tor tie low price of $40 cash,
equivalent. giving Salnr WARRANTED as with
their most costly instruments.
The object in Offering these tirSt-clasS
inStrum 'ntS at prices barely covering RI.
cost of manufacture is to rIrckmate n
ScrupulouS dealers and tLickstero in palm
ing of on the people their bogus and
worthless trash.
Orders viii meet with prompt attention,
ana instruments sent guaranteeing entire
satisfaction. or money returned. My stock
Is, a. heretofore, from the best makers, in
gliding. Strinway. Knabe 4 Co.. Durham.
~flhlIrtt * Davis. iindcman, krHnich d.
Baclie, anl j. g.. Fischer, tor Pianos;
and BurI"tt. Mason ~ ilamlin. New Eng
land Organ Co.. and G. a. Prince q Co.'S
Organs; all Of which are offered ut eX-
trcmely low prices for cash or negotiable
paper.
Sheet Music
and small Goods in full stock. Cores
pondelnrc solicited
JAS. A.
McGiure's Temple of Music,
may23-tf Nashville. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05
Figures for the Workingmen,

From the Milwaukee Sentinel
The following table, being the price
list of wholesale gr"ccrs and dry goods
dealers in 1864, and the prices for the
same goods at tie present time, show
the difference:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

Every Democratic newspaper ia
Tennessee is outspoken in praise O
chancellor Marks for Governor. We
never knew a man 30 enthusiastically
nSuaorsed and admired. Verify. Marks
Ms man; The people wanted him.
tney viii give him such a vote a,
70 make him happy tho balance
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05
Blacks nit h
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Kramer,

In the shop formerly occupied by A,
~EaSSnacit. On High street. Winchester,
rem, Is prepared to do all manner OF
Blacksmithiny and Repairing OF Machi-
merry. Pfows made or pointed and horses
shod promptly. and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Eighteen years experience
in the largest cities in the 'old country
1pc7-lv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

II is rumored that Presiden, HAYES
has determined to give one years sal.
AIRY (s5O,OO0) TO tho yellow-fever suf.
leiers OF the South. We cannot saw
just now where We heard the rumor.
Come to think OF it, we don't believe
We heard it at all. But it is q good
TEN. and We will let it stand. May be
vii! see h.-fChicago News.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

The Jackson Tribune mentions the
fact that a prominent pr ocher fled
from plague stricken Memphis to
avoid the lcvrr, ard just rs he was
leaving there came three Catholic sis
tiers from Chicago, on their way to
Grenada to nurse the bNpless victims
Of the great plague, Evidently the
preacher was AFRAID to meet his God
who had called him to preach. Verify,
there is much h%umbuggery about God
calling men to preach. The Home
Journa. don't believe the half Of it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

The ncwspal crs are 2raisln9 judge
Daniels. Of the New York Suprcmc
Court, because he has had the manli-
ness to protect clients from the cxtor-
tons Of Legal proceedings.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

a young lady %rebukingly asks;
"Which is worse-to lace light or to
get light2' Bob White, OF the Lcba
non Herald, cant answer; because he
never laced,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

Extract from II letter written by
our next Governor (Hon. Albert S.
Marks,) to Col. W. W. Charlton, OF
Knoxville:
Il | am elected | will try to see
that justice is done TO all. | shall
grant Iavors to none. Called Ivy the
people, | will serve The people"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

White, Of the Lebanon Herald
groH 3 better looking a. he grows old
rr He was almost the haud,omcs.
man at the Democratic State Conven
ton, Considering his habits, we be
licvc he was.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

We have had to chronicle so many
wife-murlcrs Of late That it is really
refreshing to re,i the headline, Kill
ed her h%ustand,' in a morning paper.
= Chicago News.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

Wallace, OF the Fayetteville O's"r.
yer, say" the largest Irish potato hr
ever saw was raised Ivy his friend, Mr.
Jones, Of that place. 1t weighs | H.
10 ounces, He ought to see the three
pound Irish p2tato we have that was
raised by our friend, Yves. flaming,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05
The following unique advertisement
appears in the Lebanon Herald
CHANCELLOR r

Who will be next governor Of Tennes-
see, has peculiar claims ON our people.
lie married II Wilson county girl, and
conlcs,cs to an especial loneliness tor old
Wilson. In addition, he has expressed an
intention, for the future. to buy all his ci-
CARS and tobacco from Tolliycr, North
Cumberland street, Lebanon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

Maj Thomas O'CnnnOr, Of Nash.
VILE, has given $500 to the yellow
Fever Relief Fund. Winchester will
give literally.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

Within three weeks from the APP,
poarance Of yellow fever in the Iitllt
city oT Vicksburg, Miss, six hundred
persons were victims. II the srourgc
is not contagious it might as well be.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

Keep it before the people: No man
who deserts the Democratic party now
is Il friend to .hc South.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05
AND SALE STABLE,
Winchester, Tenn.
New and Elegant Top and No Top
Buggies, and frst-class Harness
and Saddle Horses.

Horses boarded by the year. month and
day, very low, and well attended to bv
faithful grOomSmen.
Hacks run night and day rom Winches-
ter to Decherd Passengers called for in
any part 0ftown. and baggagerheckcd.
~ spring Wagons and Buggies for
FILLS DAYS
apr1-ti
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

The high-tax man who votes against
A. 5. Marks must 80 with the Radical
party, He WANTS to, perhaps.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

QrEaY: "WIly will men smoke common
tobacco. when they can buy Marbnrg
Bros. Seal Of North CarOiHs' at tho same
pricsf' ja3.-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

The following correspondence cx
plains itself: " Dear Mrs. Jones
Please Jet me have halt q dozen lomn-
toes II you can Sallie Smith, "Dsal
Mrs Smith; We are not going TO can
we propose to pickle. Hannah JONES'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05
lyMDE LuMBER,
Hunts Station, Tennessee.
February Nth, 1S7S-ly

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
crire and fill all orders, at short notice.
for the following kinds of lumber, ut the
annexed prices:
Oak. per NJ. per cal load, o.. Sl1.50
Delivered at Winchester or Dechcrd. l2.50
Gum. per W., per car load, . ll.50
DELIVERED at Winchester or Decherd, 1850
Poplar. per NJ. per ear load, 1850
Delivered ut Winchcstcror Drcherd. 1850
VIII receive wheat. corn. bacon. and any
other m"erclantanle barter. taken in cX-
change for lumber ut market prices.
j. ID. LIPSCOMB .
usJth, 1S75-tfAugt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

~ will obey the will of the people,
ALBERT S. MARKS"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

Gen. Joe l. johnson has been nom
mated for Congress in Virginia, and he
certainly ought 10 he elected,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

The very best quality OF LIME will he
furnished Gy til, undersigned at 20 cents
per bushcl at his kiln. six miles from
Winchester. or % cents If delivered at
Derhcrl. and 30centsit delivered at Win
chester. This Is lime of the first quality.
will not deliver less than ten bushels
ut one time.
Address G.Y. MILLER.
March Fly Dceherd. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05
Expenses per Term Of Five Nouths

Board can he had with the President al
si2OO per month exclusive of washing
$1,000 inclusive ofeverything.
The best families in Winchester and vi
cinity will open shclr houses to boarlers
on favorable terms.
SCHOOL Is NO House. OF REFORM.
ihose with permanent bad habits need not
eLter. Tor the welfare OF the school and
siiety OF Others will require their removal.
oNLf 'RKISG STUDENTS WANTED.
nose VINO go to school 10 spend money.
10 keep company, to be thought rcspprt;,-
pie, &c. ::ad better 20 to some fashionable
College Tor they will mol be happy here.
rms srhool Is no refuge from care snd la
oor: ne student wins surcess only by
patient Industry and hard study. Stuient.
willing to expend all their energies in the
great work OF education will find congo
NAL spirits In the Normal.
IN For further information address
j. NJ. BLlcDSO H..
Secretary Faculty.
June Goth, 1873.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-05

The NATIONAL or "Grcenback"
party which met in Nashville the 10Th
oi last month was not largely attended.
Onlr 81 counties out Of 90 were rep
resented. Edward II. East, Of David
sou county, WAS nominated by accla-
nation Ter Governor, and he consents
to lead the f~orIorn hope Of these men
who count upon tho Radical vote AMI
The votes Of wcatherc0rks in the Dem.
%Srralic party, and If they get them we
confess that Judge Marks majority
may fall considerably short Of 10000.
Their platform is good enough. bul
there is not a valuable demand OF
feature in it which is rot embraced in
he Democratic platform, and which
they could more readily obtain through
Democratic success, For the life Of US
We cannot see why they want to act
outside Of the Democratic party. Be
sides, their nominee is a mar Of very
questionable stability us u politician.
He is IGn the iahlcd r%cntaur--hHll
horse and uaIf man, hulI Democrat and
half Republican. Compared to judge
Marks he is half nothing. But he will
get the votes Of ncrObalic. diSappOlht-
ed restless politicians; and if the Rad.
reals run no candidate, Mr. East will
get their vote. II will he II motley, in
cousIotrnt, a~nIagoutSlic constituency,
and many Il man who goes into the
i%arclcal play VIII regret it hereafter
It's Il hydra hcaued thing, and ought
to spur up evury true Democrat To
work more vigorously than ever for
his own party aud for our noble, yen
uiue and trustworthy standard bearer,
the Hon Albert s, Marks,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
Snow Piled up Cne Hundred Feet
High out in Wyoming.
All Trains on the U. p, D. p. and
C. C. Railroads Showed in.
Twenty-Six Locomotives Shipped
from Philadelphia for the Rus
sian Government.
THOUGHT To LIMERICK.

Judge Foster Overrulcs the - r--,aurrcr
i'm the Case of the STATE A. -aInst she
LIE, l.. g. &. Railroad.
ATcHIsoS, Kan, March 9.-tn the case
OF the State OF Kansas VS.. The Receiver OF
the Leayenworth, Lawrence 4 Galveston
railroad, heard be lore Judge Fos,er OF The
L. S. District Court on The 4,h inst, the
defendant demurred to the petition OF the
Attorney-General. This demurrer raised
the qustion of the right of tie State to re-
quire the railroad company to maintain and
operate its line from LeayenTorth to Law
renee as provided under lis charter and the
grants of land made by the National Gov
eanment and the State Of Kansas 10 the
company to aid in the construction of its
road. To-day Judge Foster notified The
counsel that
THE DEMURRER HAD BEEN ovERRULED.
the Court the:eby holding that the state
had the right, under the cha ter and giants
of land, to require the Company to main
tain and operate its road from Leavenworth
to Lawrence. This decision does not pass
upon the facts which may be raised in the
case. Further proceedings will probably
be had the coming week.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
CITY NEWS.

from SUNDAY No n!ng's Dai'y.l
ST. PATRICK's day falls on Sdndag tbs
yea.
TIE City Treasurer received sos yester-
day.
THERE was very little wood in town We
terday.
TIE mud brigade was paid of yesterday.
1t cost 500 SO 10 do.
THE Leayenworth Gun Club viii indulge
in club shoot in about three weeks
The wind and sun yesterday rendered
thec-ossings in very good condition by noon.
HAY was scarce upon the market yeste--
day. The prices asked were SitEa Sl5 per
ton.
THERE was pleasant social parry out at
Mr.. EIish Diefendorfs, on West Shas
street, nighl before last.
The accidental discharge OF gun nearly
caused a fatal accident on lower Nam
street yesterday morning about O'Clock.
MEssRs. Flesher & Schuueman have one
of the neatest dry goods stores in The city.
Their immense stock has been arranged IN
the most beautiful manner.
We are not alone in our miseIies. The
rain on Friday in Western Missouri was
heavier than here and the roads in that sec
ton OF the country are beyond description.
The Rock Island from the East and the
Kansas Pacific from the Wesi, were bo,h
late Yesterday morning. Ihe heavy rain OF
Friday in.Wosiern Missouri was the cadse
Of the detention OF The Rock Island.
The young lads who wee arreTted last
Monday Tor riding eight cas- Ci The Eock
Island road, al lhe Sisth street depot on
the Sunday previous were up before the
Poiice Couct, yesied day morning., bat the
company refusing 10 prosecute The yoCoJ-
s1ers they were allowed TO go. They uad a
good &C re, which viii probably do as much
good as though they had been fined.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
WHOLESALE POISONING.

A MAN Wnboat the Love OF His Ma
ker, POisOns His Family and Moth
er-in.Law, and theO Makes an
Effort 10 Escape.
New YoRe, March S.-Wb'le Henry
Schmidt. his vile Barbara, her mother,
Elizabeth SCHNEIDER, and their daughter,
Catherine, were sitting at dinner, to-day. at
No. 81 Pitt street, they we're all taken with
vomiting, with the exception OF Schmidt
himself, who, under the pretense OF going for
a doctor, went out and did not return. His
wife Immediately thought he had poisoned
them, and succeeded in reaching the street
and giving the alarm. Schmidt was alter
ward captured in an alley way, but denied
the poisoning. lie has been out OF work
for some time past and has repeatedly
quarreled with his wife, and threatened 10
put them all out of the way. When
searched at the station house a razor was
found on him, and also a bot
tie, in the bottom OF which was
arsenic. On The stove Of the house in Pitt
street, was found a pot Of milk, containing
a large quantity of arsenic, and the milk
was used in the coffee which the mem6e,s
OF the family drank. The physicians stale
that the girl is out OF danger, but it is ha d.
le probable that his wife or her mother VIII
recover.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
No. liz,

III. W. Hubb9ci vs.. John W. Crawford
Error irOm Harvey ConGty. Reversed. BY
tGe Court, Horton, {. }.
!. Where ii. on November 5th. 1872, was
daily elected Register OF Deeds of Eacvey
county, and thereafter qualified and acted as
such officer and Z. was elected his successor
at the general election in November, IS73, but
falleu TO qualify ud September I'D, 1874. and
there was no caIvsss of the votes, o. decla-
ration of the result OF the election Of NOvem-
DE los3, tItl salu SepteInO Der I'D Held, In
an action brought by e. against Ii. To Iecove:
lor Toe fees and emOlumentS OF the office
i.Ou January I2.h. lS.i To SeDiember .tll.
lS7I and that Ii. the incumbent had tue
right TO hold ine cfiice until &. quatiIied anu
tina. &. was not entitled To ans OF Tue fees, OF
emoIulnents OF the Office for the time duI .ns
which the former held over.
Al the JUS ices coucurIi lg.
true copy. y test: \. HAMMA1r,
LIS. Clerk SUPP eme Court.
MOL, 10.
CIaiies i. Win-ec vs.. Jonn Sass-E OF
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
THE LAST VICTIM.
BHitS- Ghc EOHng Man Who Was
Burned Near Stranger, Dies at the
Poor E7OESc. |

BHits- ihe EOHng Man Who Was
Burned Near Stranger, Dies at the
Poor I7OEsc.
Information was received from Superin-
tendeut Moore. OF The county poor house,
yesterday, that Andrew Butts, the Young
man who was so badly burned neac Stran-
ger, on the 4lh inst, died at that institution
yesterday morning at O'Clock, noiwith-
standing the fact that the physicians did
everything in their power TO save him. Ii
will be remembered that he received his
injuries on the nj ght OF the 4th inst. while
sleeping by camp fire with a companion
aud was awakened al midnight by finding
his cloihing uu fire, and burning railroad
lie across his body. According 10 the story
which Buis told at the lime he was taken
TO the poor hodse here, three men strangers
TO him, cane TO the place where ne and his
companion, Stutsman, were living, and
asked permission 10 say there all night.
The next thing he knew was when he woke
up TO iind himself ablaZe and his companion
absent. Stutsman has not been seen since
tie nigh: of The occurrence aud grave
fears are entertained that he has been made
away with by the same three men who set
fire to Butts. 1t may be also possible that
Stutsman was in league with The three men
to murder Buiis, and yet this is hardly
probable. 1t is queer way TO commit
murder, by, burning a man 10 death, and
tie fendishneSs OF the idea has certainly
never been paTalleled. Butts was from
Mount Carmel, Northumberland county.
Pa, instead of from Williamsport, as before
stated. :
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
MED tha. he excited riots and talked

MED that he excited riots and talked
communism.
The Piscussion having closed, the Hou. e
went into committee of the whole on The
consular and diplomatic appropriation bill.
The bill appropriaies :! .0S6. .9o6. a reduc-
tiol OF Sl02 i39 fro II tue appropriation OF
last year, and reduction os 177, ,462 from
The estimates OF The Sale Department. the
salaries OF tbe Ministers to Great Britain,
France, Gecnauy aud Ruosia is 6sed at
$4,000 each Spain, Aus;ria, Iialy, L, all,
Me:ico Japan and China at $4,000 each ;
10 Chill and Peru, at 81, 900 each; Sweden,
Norway, Turkey, Venezuela, the Hawaiian
Islands, the Argentine Republic and the
United States o. Columbia, 81 500; to Bo-
liyia, 5000; to Guatemala, { ,sta Eico,
Honduras, Salvador and Nicaragua, one
minisier, $1,000; Hay;i, 5000; Liberia,
5000.
NJ. SING ,ETON, member of the CON-
mittee on appropriations, explained why
the committee had reduced the salaries Of
the four principal mioisie.s abroad from
81. 900 to SIS 900, an amount amply sufi-
cient, considering The work to be done by
them. Here:erred 10 the fact that the consul
at London received two hundred dohars a
head Tor every Anne icao seaman ahipped
at that port, and every dollar OF that tax
on commerce wa used at the consulate and
one not cove ell in the treasury; that
was made the position OF the consul, so
much sought a:er
Mr.. cox, OF Ohio. inquired whether the
law didu't requi,e all such fees TO be Ia, n
Ell into the t,eascrv?
Mr.. SINGLETON replied that it did
not.
Mr HEWITT thought the gentleman
from Mississippi was mis.aken. All fees
collected from shipping seamen were either
paid iniO The treasury or accounted for in
the accounts OF the consUI
Mr.. SINGLETON, continuiu. said the
appropriation CoDpil,ee bad euGeayo 90,
on The one hand. 10 euacd ag;.inst any re
trenchnent which might impaic the ser
vice, and. on ihe o, le" 20 prevent any ur-
necessary expenditure OF tne pu5lic moIev.
His own opinion was that tie p' c,ent sys-
tenn OF the service might be mGch s'ppC,
fed and i52t two or tbree miDis.eis sic
tiooed at so ne cen, :ai poiuis in Europe.
wi,h co npeient cops o; agents, would
answer every purpose. Afer soeech bv
NJ. Hub5ell in favor OF an extension o; our
foreign commerce, The committee rose and
the House adjourned.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop o. the Sarsa aparilIiau Resolven
COMMUNICATES through IHe blood, swea
urine ana other HuId> and Juice OI Iue system
The NIgor OF Lie, Or Al reistIrs ,.le wastes %
the bouy Win new ana SOUND material
Scroiulr, sy pnllis, CONSUMPTION. SlandulaI
disc. sc, uiccis IN ILe ,ilu.ti, nIousu. tuInors,
DUues Ia uhe .,Inu ia "a oticI parts %. tIie y -
,euI, sOle eyes, sIfC uIOrOU> L ssciIaI,e lIOni
the ears, and worst roIm U. skin dise.is :,
dpt-ons, lever sores, >c.iId Leid, rIns worm,
salt rheum, eiy IpeIst>, ache black spots,
WORMS IN the neslI, Iu.iIUss. cancers III the
womb. ana all weakening ana painful dis
charges, nIght sWeat>, loss Ga spei IN and all
wastes OF the life principle are within tine
curative range oi thIs wonder OF
modern chemistry, and "a ICw days use Will
prove 10 any peiSuu using L 1or either Oh
these forms oi uise'lse ItS lOieI power 10 cure
them
ne patient, daIIy becoming reduced by
the ws,stes anu decomposition thai con-
tinualiy progTess!Es, succeeds Ill arresting
these wastes and .epsiIrs the same with new
material made ON healthy DlOOd-and tins
the sarsaparlll Ii Will ana does secure-a
I are Is cerialn or when once this remedy
cJmmences II Work of qualification. anu
: Icceeds IN iii inIshInZ Tine loss o. GischslI-
,Ss, Its repair Viii DC rtpI4, ANA every DAY
the patient AL feel hiIi!seII glowing better
anu stronger, the ICod dI.esIed DeIler, appe-
lie improving, and nesn ana weisnI Increds-
Ing.
Not only does the Sarsaparillian ResOlvent
excel ali remedial aSeII u ia the cure oil Chron-
&c, ScroiuIOus, constitutional anu skin Dis
sdses, but 1t Is the only positive cure lOr kid-
ney and E.aduer com plants, Urinary and
" ULU Dis, stses, Gravel, Diabetes. DrOpsy,
Stoppahe oi Wafer, lncontinence OF UrIne,
i5rI,uI's disease, AiDuInIuuTIa- and Ia ali |
eases whe e there are Drch aust deposits. or |
the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed Win sub |
staucIs like the white Oh AN egg, or threads |
.se nite silk, or there Is nIorDId, bark, btI-
ious appearance, aud white-bOne dust de- |
Oslt.anu when tueTe Il prIckllnS, burnlng |
,ensaiIon when passing water, anu "A pam IN |
.aesInali OF the back aud alon. the IONS.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
District Court

King Us. Powers et al.-Thirty days given
defendants ID. ". & ID. B. Powers 10 file
an amended answer. Buckley twenty days
thereafter 10 reply. Plaintiff appears by
attorney, specially to object 10 Jurisdiction
Of the conrt.
d. Il. Anthony W. Chas. ii. Miller
Motion of defendant Chas. ii, Miller 10 re-
tax cOs.s. Sustained as 10 copy OF deposi-
tons made for plaintiff $500 aud 75 cents
for copy o. affidavit OF ID. Il. Autbonv, and
dispositions taken by c. F. W. DassIer, Esq.
Taylor ys. l.. Z. X. Il. Co.-Moiion for
new trial held under advisement.
Gravesvs Borland.-Sale confirmed, deed
ordered, &c
Court adjourned until Monday morning
at 10 o'clock