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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
OCTOBER 9TH, 1873.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
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Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Full Board present.
Petitions from sundry citizens of Della
ware township for the change of precinct in
said township, was referred 10 the trustee oi
said township.
In the matter of the J. Haney road, the
viewers report was adopted.
In the matter of the McNaughton road.
viewers report was presented and laid over
10 November s, ISIS, and give to all par,
ties hearing.
In the matter of the Highwarden road
the viewers report was adopted.
The viewers report on the Borven road
was presented and adopted.
On the Jonathan Harvey road petition
the following viewers were appointed: j.
ii. McGee, L. II. Mullins and T. E. Court
ney.
On the road petition of ]. W. Warning,
the following viewers were appointed /:
Charles Fisher, ]. Vaughn and Thomas B.
Buchanan.
The road petition OF +. H. Davis, of Eas-
ton, for the change of the road on his farm
was presented and on motion of Commits
sioner Squires granted, and the surveyor
instructed to survey, set stakes and report
the plat TO the Board.
The petition of Jacob Fry for damages
was presented and rejected on motion Of
Commissioner Squires.
Reports of Trustees were presented, and
on motion, ordered received and placed on
file.
Report OF Clerk on bonds issued since
last report was presented, and ordered
spread upon the record amount $50.
Claim OF ii. Bear for coffin and burial
of pauper in Sherman township was pre-
sented and allowed, and Auditor was re-
quested TO allow amount, $500.
Harvey J. Baker was appointed clerk of
Sherman township to fill vacancy.
On motion of Commissioner Richards the
Clerk was instructed to advertise for pro-
posals for doing the job printing of the
county Tor one yesr. proposals to be open
ed II N. Nov. s, 1878.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned to 2
r. NJ.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board met pursuant TO adjournment
present, full Board.
The petition OF DR.. Spragsle in reference
TO the payment of personal taxes, ASSESSED
| 10 him when he was not a resident of the
| State, was received, and the money ordered
refunded.
In the matter of the Garaton road, view.
ers' report was taken up and on motion Of
Commissioner Squires, was adopted.
Wm. Blythe, attorney for III. III. Reed
presented claim OF $40 for damages
on said road which was, on motion OF
Commissioner Squires, rejected.
In the matter of the Enoch road, Mr.
Pickens moved that the road be located as
| surveyed with the exception where the
two surveys separate on. the north and south
line of Mr.. Thistlewaite's premises be con-
fined TO the Garcelon survey, and that the
S25 damages be allowed TO Mr.. Thistle
waithe and the road ordered opened, which
motion was adopted.
The following was adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t appears from the assess
ment and tax rolls for the year 1870 that
from the irregular description of tract of
land in the northwest quarter of section II,
township, 10, range p, said to contain 20
acres, that the payment of the taxes have
been uncertain, that the taxes have been
paid by parties as is believed, who were
not advised as to the proper description,
but the tax rolls show a small balance
against some portion or parts OF the above
destribed quarter; therefore,
ResoiUed, That the County Treasurer be,
and he is hereby instructed to strike from
the tax rolls, tor the year aforesaid, as er-
roneons, the balance OF the taxes against
said above described land.
The Auditors report for the claim for the
quarter ending Oct lst, 1873, was presented
and allowed.
On motion of Commissioner Richards,
Commissioner Sguires was instructed to
purchase horse for the use OF the poor
farm.
Claim Of Thomas Bragg, cutting oats at
the Poor farm, amounting TO s., was pre-
sented and on motion allowed, ond auditor
requested TO allow
On motion of Commissioner Richards the
Clerk was instructed to advertise for pro
posals for furnishing groceries to the Poor
House and the poor at large for one year.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned TO 10
O'Clock 4. NJ, tomorrow.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND's ATTITUDE.

IT WILL BE ONE OF FIRMSEss, MODERATION
AND PRUDENCE, But ENGL.ND WILL
HOLD HER OWN NEVERTHELESS.
LrSDoy ,Octobtr l9-Sir Stafford North
c,'e, speaking at Beruingham, admitted the
depression iu trade and the consequent loss
OF tue elasticity Of revenue, but neverthe-
less h- did not anticipate the necessity of
asking the country for a renewal Of sacrih-
ces. He condemned over anxiety respect
the fulfillment OF the provisions Of the
treaty Of Berlin. An important moment
would he next May, the period or complete
Russian evacuation. He was cons sinced that
the powers would not suffer The treaty of
R,rlin, which cost so much TO he set aside.
The English government policy would be
one "f tirmness, prudence and moder. ion,
aud hey would watch over the Interests of
England Indian colsniol empire. The
government would not have the heart OF
+ elsnd with them If it thought the inter-
e-'- fl England were limited TO these small
I~!sns, tusaning Great Britain and Ire
lsnd. One great principle OF their policy
is the preser yation OF the Ottoman empire,
and they intended TO introduce material
Improvement in Asiastic Turkey. He
then defended the acquisition of Cypress,
which, he said was viBdicated by the
governments policy respecting Egypt. Con-
csraing Afghamtan the chancellor reitera-
ted the statements made by Mr. Cross,
Home Secretary at Southport, adding that
the government will not allow it, retention
TO be distracted from the Berlin treaty.
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IN BUILrING THE HOUSES,

which was promised, has been afforded
them. Another cause of the detection was
that they objected to the manner of serving
their rations. The northern Cheyennes
first withdrew and all efforts to induce them
to return peacebly have been unavailing.
Gen. Pope suggests that the Indian Com
missions may in the light of these facts find
it necessary TO modify his view of affairs at
the agency. Ben Clark, an old scout, re-
ports that he has information that Chey-
ennes have been killed in encounters with
the troops, and that the seceders intend to
work north, and to propose full settlement
in Fort Keogh, but if this is not permitted
they will inin Sitting Rnll
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TIE LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.

MtNPHIs, October 19-The board of
health officially reports seven deaths from
yellow fever for the past twenty y-four hours
ending at 6 o'clock TO night
The unlertakers report thirteen addition
al interments of persons who died beyond
the corporation line.
Sixteen physicians of the Howard medi-
cal corps report forty new cases, ten within
the city limits and thirty in the suburbs.
The Howard Association this afternoon
sent large lot Of supplies to Brownsville
and Martin, Tenn. In response to msIy
letters making inquiries if additional funur
are required. The citizens relief commit
tee snd the Howard Association authorize
the statement that ample means are yet in
their hands to supply the wants of the sick
and distressed Of this city and the towns
adjacent. Should the present funds become
exhausted due notice will be given. The
funds now in the hands of the committee
and board ought to be retained until fur
ther advices are sent them as they are not
needed.
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Ns.ice- have h'su I"-is'- Up ~ various
psr-uI tie cry Ofsf n, reElrG- the
i,r...r, E,.f. .-i.r Il h- -ig.,' yus-'' G. -. 81
G.- =rH Er1rs AgEriG', VIM Tahr d: fhe
l.. -irsrd ,J.,l 81 - Ur5r "a 49, % % '.i
: ..er!y.r, .uliy G.!is- -,rgE",st i !'-@t.-
wood, ou the Cheyenne road. = reward oi
500 each OF = 900 i1r the two is Offered.
cbar}es Cary is described as being of light
co.nulexion. brown hair, and ii any, beard
OF q sandy color, twenty-seyen years Of age,
weighs one hundred ard seveaty-hve
pounds. six feet in height, wore an ulster
Of a gray color, carried a Winchester rile,
and p2ck-marked esch side Of the nose. lie
was a scout under General Custer. Frank
Mcbride i 4 small man, small feet, small
features, light brown hair, mustache and
goatee, tweuty-iour years Of age, weighs
one hundred and forty-fiye pounds, sharp
ewes. and supposed to have been wounced
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AT JACKSON,

JACKSON, Miss, October 19.-The total
number Of cases of yellow fever here to date
237, of whom 96 are white and l59 colored
The total number of deaths to date, 81, OF
whom % were white and II colored. The
total number now under treatment, 30
Among the recen; deaths are W. l.. Parker,
assistant postmaster. Of the whites who
have died, twelve were among the most
prominent young men of the city. The
frost of the past two nights makes the pros
pect brighter but severe on those already
sick
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YELLOW fever.
Jack Frost Putting an Eod TO the
Grim Monster.
Plenty of Provisions to Feed the
Sufferers.


HEAVY FROST AT oSYKA.
OsYKA, October 19-There was heavy
frost here this morning.
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BISTHIGE COlfsT.
The Record az fhe Proceedings for
Yesterday IN That Tribunal Before
IHdpp (rCxtgr.

The Record ar fhe Proceedings for
Yesterday IN That Tribunal E.sore
Judge CrCzier.
Kiser VS.. Kempler ct al Report Of COM
missioners confirmed.
Anthony VS.. Wendell-Eiotion for new
trial overruled.
Clarke VS.. Connecticut Mutual Insurance
Company-T. J. Weed assignee of II. W.
Gillett, substituted defendant in place c! II.
W. Gillc;t.
Clarke vs.. Mutual Benei: Association-
same.
Broaddus " ys. Kirg-mo,ion Tor new
trial passed.
State Mutual Insurance Company VS..
Dslahay-Maudate presented 10 the court.
Long -. Board Of County Commission
ers-Motion for new trial overruled.
Houston VS.. nammcnd-Mction TO con-
firm sale &c. sustained.
Armstrong vs.. McGraw-Eepor Of re-
ceiver received,
Smith vs. Les!ie-Judgment OF Justice Of
the Peace affirmed with costs.
Ex-parte NJ. l.. UackeI-Admitted as at
torney.
Court adjourned until neIt Saturday at
ten o'clock AN.
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sERENADE.
Ii,r Ertends of Tircs. T.. ssrbir ARD
Geo. B-ven Gail ON Tncm s.a~.
Evening.

Ii,r Ertends of gics. T.. ssrbsr ard
Geo. b-ven Gail on Tnc,u sa~,
Evening.
Last evening large number OF citizens,
Democrats and Workingmen, met st the
Continental Hotel. and With VogeP- band,
proceeded to MIR. Gah,e's residence in Sou h
LeavenworIh. Arriving there the heid
played three pieces ard Mr.. Gable mad.
his appearance, when Mr.. Eugene ChaI in
stepped forward and in the name OF The
D,mOc-st's Club, and the citizen. of I.eav'
-nworth, congratulated The nomiuee on l.
election by the Democrats and Working
men. Mr.. Gable responded in very neat
and appropriate speech and his frieuts for
the compliment paid him.
Mr.. Lowe then came forward ard offered
the following resolution:
Reso'rsd, That We have not nominated Thos
L. Gable and George Beven, nor do we in
tend to elect them to the Legislature in the
interest of any man for United States Sra.
tor, but that We intend to send them there
un'rammelled, trusting TO their good sense
and honesty TO look after the best interest
If our city, county and State knowing that
in all matters they will do that which is
best for our industrial aud business inter,
ests
Mr.. Dassler and Mr. Thomas being call
ed upon responded briefly.
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ATcHIsoN, October l9.-The Republican
convention for the Fifth Representative
District of this city was held this morning.
Capt. John Seaton was nominated for re-
preventative and instructed to support
Senator Ingalls, The Sixth District con-
vention held at Lancaster this afternoon
nominated L. NJ. Briggs and Instructed him
to support Senator Ingalls,. The conven-
tions for the four districts Of this county
hsve all been held, and in each district
resolutions have been unanimously adopted.
instructing the candidates nominated To
support Senator Ingalls, for re election.
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u. =. District Court

In the L. S. District Court yesterday,
Judge Foster presiding, in The case Of the
United States VS. Howard, charged with
cutting timber on the Kaw reservation in
Morris county, the defendant was found not
guilty.
The case Of Daniel Shire was on trial yes
terday afternoon, being 4 suit growing cut
OF the old DeavenwOrth Savings Bank.
The grand jury was relieved until to-
morrow morning.
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The Socialist. nm Passed.

BERLIN, October 19.-The Reichstag to-
day adopted the Socialist bill by vote OF
225, against 149. Both selections of the
conservatives and national liberals, with
some independent liberals, voted for the
bill. Prince Bismarck then read message
closing the Reichstag. He said the govern
ment, armed with this measure, would
make determined effort to cure the prev
alent disease. If they were not able to sue
ceed in two and half years the govern.
ment hoped 10 obtain further concessions.
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JACK FROST AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, October ia heavy jack
frost fell last night, and this morning ice,
10th OF an inch thick formed in pools be-
yond the city limits. From Elk o'clock last
evening until noon to day the undertakers
report ten interments. p. Scruggs, Judge
elect of the Criminal Court of Shelby coun-
ty, died this morning at Goodlett Station,
eight miles east of Memphis, on the Char
lesion railroad. Pat McElroy, sargent of
police also died this morning, four miles
east OF the city.
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APPLICATIONS FOR RELIEF.

New ORLEANS, October 19.-Applica
tions for relief to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Al; Howards, $50, in
cluding many old cases not heretofore en-
te,ed on the books. The Howards, to-day
sent nurses to Yazoo City, Clinton, Louisi
ana, and Simmsport. DR.. Quijano tele
= sons a aGssa; D1 S S0,hos
entire attention to the Lebanon church
settlement where l have 62 patients. The
fever at this point has assumed a malig
nancy, it did at Day Grove. In one house
the entire family, Is in number, are pros
trated with fever. The people are in q
very destitute condition. There was a
heavy frost this morning.
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AT NICKSBURG.

NIcKsBURG, October l9.-Weather clear,
thermometer 900, light frost this morning,
with the prospect of another tonight. The
deaths were four in the city and five in the
country.
Two new cases at relta to-day, but no
deaths reported.
Threw new cases to-day at Yszoo City,
but no deaths in ionr days. \ heavy frost
there this morning.
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PDEsCE NOTES.

Facts and saHciss s> Picked Up IN
the Police Court Yesterday rEcrn-
ing.
Sixty-one dollars in fines were asscssed
yesterday morning in the police court.
Robert GLADDEN., Julius Miller, William
Reardon, and Ncclis Sales, the young lads
arrested for assembling at the door oi the
Opera House end creating such disturbance
rs TO annoy the audience within, were fned
> each, with a suspension Of Judgment
Robert Bruce, dischsrging firearms with
in the CITY limits, fined So.
John Flock, assault and battery, fined So,
with suspension OF judgment.
Mike Ryan, chr mic vagrancy, fined go
OF sixty days in the city Jail.
Briget Breen, petit larceny-the appTo-
priation Of spoons, knives, forks, etc.-iined
s. and costs
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FRANKLIN, La, October l9.-At a meet.
ing of the parish executive committee ol
St. Marys, held here to-day, the foilowing
resolutions were passed:
ResoIred, First, That the EH0ntive Com
mittee Of the Democratic Conservative party
OF ST. Mary, by the approval and binding
of the Democratic Committee chosen by
Hon. ]. II. AckleD, to pass upon his con-
duct in relation to the Polfrey scandal, and
We request other parishes to act on the
binding of the said committee; second,
that in the view of impoesibility Of calling
q Congressional Convention, for the Third
district We hereby call upon the Central
Committee of the Democratic Conservative
party to select . candidate vice J. II. Ack-
len.
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AT HOLLY SPRINGS.

HOLLY SPRINGS, October I9.-The las,
two nights We have been blessed with good
irosis and bracing weather. To-day nc
new cases two deaths in town and one in
the country. Among the new cases are the
roilroad operators and W. J. Holland
chairman Of the relief committee. He has
been the last member of the two original
committees TO suocumb to the yellow fever
There are about one hundred cases un.
der treatment.
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NEW ORLEANS NoTES.

New ORLEANS, October 10. - France
Wight, native of Switzerland, formerly
professor of mathematics at the Louisiana
State Agricultural and Mechanical College,
died of yellow fever, aged 81.
Col. y. S. Hardle, State Engineer OF
Louisiana. has been appointed by Surgeon
General Woodwork, sanitary engineer
Of the national yellow fever ommission.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
TWO MORE MARTYRS.

New ORLEANS, October l9.-New cases,
40: deaths, 4. Light frost this morning,
lobe May, engineer of the steamer Isl
John" died here to day. His companion
Charles Fields, is reported dying. They
both came from the West some two weeks
ago on the down trip of the new steamer
"St. John" They fell together and were
put ashore here for treatment. Every at.
tention was paid them, both by physicians
and experienced nurses.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
Polso.eA as q WeAAi.g SUPPER.

CINCINNATI, October 19-At . wedding
supper at the marriage of Willis Peele and
Alice Burdge At AIalia, Indisna, Thur
day night, ten OF the party were poisoned,
some unknown person having put strychnine
in the food. Charles White, John White
and D. Burdge it is thought will not recov-
er. 1t Is surmised some one of Miss
Burdge's neglected suiton committed the
deed.
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Col. +. + Hunt, Asst Paymas;er.
GENERAL - W
Brig.-Ge A. A. Humphreys chief
Coz r. 4, Marcy, Inspector General 50 e5
Col. ]. y. Newcomb, Engineer Corps - %
Col ]. IL. simpson,, Engineer Corps 81 ~
Col. l.. ShriveT, nspector-General-- Is 90
Brig. General Alvord, Pay master
Col. John +. BARNARD, Engineer
Corns - ............... - o.
Col. John NJ. Cuyler Surgeor....... Is -
Col Henry Prince, Asst Pdymaster
Brig.-Generai ii. {. Meigs, Quarter.
master General, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
Col. =. V. Uagner, Ordnance Corps. 10 %
Col. ID. Ii. Rucker, Asst Quartermas-
ter General ...... ....-... A. 90
Col. W. J. = oan, Surgeon. -.--.-... -
Col. W. =. King, surgeon. ----.---. - --
Col. Samuel Woods, Asst Paymast-
Col II. {. Pratt, Asst Paymaster
tieneTal.----. --..-...-------------------- II Oh
Col. IL. ". Benharn, co ps OF EngI-
S....----.---.-.. - ba
Col. 1. Z. Woodruff, Corps OF Engi-
CI. I.raei Vodses, FIRST Artillery. as g.
Col. w. II French, Fourth Artillery a. 81
Col John ii. King, Ninth Infantry a
Col. Z. l.. Easton, Asst q. NJ. Gener-
C"I. F. ID. Caiiander. ordinance
Col. ". F. Barry, Second Artillery. a 81
Col. Stewart, Van Nliet, Asst Q. NJ.
I.ipup-Coi. @ Peter Lugen6eei, First
I.ieut-Coi.. James SimOns, Surgeon q o.
Lieut-Col. George Thorn, Engineer
Msjor James NJ. Robertson, Third
Artillery ........-.... 40 G.
Col. John L. Smith, Fourteenth In
Ii %
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The New Canadian Cabinet.

OTTAWA, October 19.-To-day's official
Gazette" announces the following appoint.
menrs: Sir Sohn A. Mcdonald, minister oi
interior; 5. L. Tilley, minister OF finance
Chas. Tupper, minister public works; J.
II. Pope, minister of agriculture John
O'Connor, president of the council, James
Mcdonald, member Of the privy council
and minister of justice.
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AFTERNOON SIS ioS.

AFTERNOON SIS siOS.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present, full Board.
On motion Mr.. Geiger WAS ordered 10 fur
nish fifty perch of rock at the same price az
heretofore, said rock 10 be delivered in the
county Jail yard.
The SUN Of $40 was appropriated out Of
the interest fund TO send a pauper from the
poor house TO Iowa.
Private report of the County Treasurer
OF receipts and disbursements was pres, n
ted, examined and found correct and the
clerk ordered to credit the Treasurer with
said disbursement and spread the same on
record.
Adjournment
On motion the Board adjourned 10 NJ
vernber. \ D. 1873.
J W NIEHAUs,
County Clerk.
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TIE WELCOME FROST

LOUISVILLE, October 19.-Tbe ground
this morning is covered with such a heavy
frost as to cause the belief that a light snow
had fallen. The Temperature fell low en-.
ough to allow ice an eighth Of an inch in
thickness to form On the ponds in and
around the city.
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| NOIouSl y. .. hilDOuiu, suistOn-----.. ~ u
Several of the above named are incapa,
citated for active service, and can be re-
tired at the discretion OF the President un.
der the statutes. Some of them have ap.
piled ior retirement; others are anxious to
retire, but are waiting 10 have their seniors
go out before them, so as to obtain promo
tion first and thus secure increased paw.
The following officers are eligible for re-
tirement because of their wounds or being
otherwise disabled and incapaciated for ac-
tive service:
Colonel John ]. Gregg, Eight Cavalry.
wounds.
Colonel Innis A. Palmer, Second Caval-
~.
Colonel Samuel d Sturgis, Seventh Cav
airy.
Colonel Curier Grover, First Cavalry.
Colonel Galusha Pennypacker, Sixteenth
Infantry, wounds.
Colonel Philip r. De Trobriand, Thir-
teenth Infantry, has applied.
Colonel De Lancy Floyd Jones, Third
Infantry, has applied.
Colonel Joseph II. Potter, Tweenty-
fourth Infantry, wounds.
Colonel George A. Woodward, Fifteenth
Infantry, wounds.
Colonel Washu /. Elliott, Third Caval-
ry.
Lieutenant Colonel Albert G. Brackett,
Second Cavalry.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Thomas H. Neil,
Sixth Cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel F. d. Dent, Fifth Ar
tillery, paralysis.
Lieutenant Colonel H. A. Allen, Second
ARTILLERY.
Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Houston, Sixth
Infantry.
Major George A. Gordon, Fifth Cavalry.
Major Joseph q. Tilford, Seventh Caval-
Major Henry c. Bankhead, Fourth Cav.
airy.
Major Edward G. Beckwith, Second Ar
tillery.
In view of the prospective retirement of
officers of high rank, especially the heads
of bureaus and staff departments, there is q
great deal of canvassipg and gossip regard
ing the selections that will be made to fill
the vacancy. Secretary McCrary is strong
ly in favor of promotion according to the
hnsal rank, and the President is said to
have the same views, but the law allows q
de0etion in the matter, which is necessary
L:',
60, eitner pnyslcahy OF otnefWise' Ior per-
forming the dulies required.
II Adjutant-General Townsend should be
retired, Genera! r. c. Drum, who is next
in rank, would be selected to succeed him.
There is no object made to this promotion,
among those who are opposed to the .d-
vancement Of any other Than West Point
graduates, as General Drum was appointed
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24

Marriage license Issued 10 Henderson
Carter and Marcia Newby.
Elizabeth File made application on be-
half Of 7. J. Weed for letters of guardian
ship Of the estate Of Ida Alice Davis, and
Eiz1ra Davis.
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Important 10 Cssar.Maker..

BALTIMORE, October 19.-In the United
States Circuit Court. this morning, Judge
Bond filed his decision in the so-called ci-
gar partition case The decision rquire-
separate rooms for the manufacture and
sale of cigars
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
The weekly silver Parcha.-.

NEW YORK, October 19.-Secretary Sher-
man says that four hundred thousand ounces
of silver will be the amount purchased
weekly by the Treasury Department
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LEVI WILSON.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
Den ul ark.

CorENHAGEN, October l9.-In III.
'Falke,hing" Yesterday, the minister ot
foreign affairs, in reply to deputy Berg, ad
United the painful circumstance that ma.
tives of Sclesing, temporarily revisitine
their homes had been expelled. All repre-
sentations made to Berlin had failed tt
remedy this hardship. The Prussian gov.
ernment had, however, in some instances
granted permits.