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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01

The last above exhibit shows he tax aSse Is d
against the undiv ided half Of each OF the lots
In their order as above enumerated.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01
]. {. DOUGLASS AND DECATUR JONES.
ENHIRIr A-IOi II. Flock & EackIer

]. c. DOUGLASS.
EXHIBIT A-Lot Is, Block Il, Central Subdi-
vision.
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EXHIBIT A-Block IS, Central.
EXHIBIT A.-Lots. b q, City Proper.

ENTfIHII A-LUt Z, UIUCk U, g y PTOPFT.
ISL So COL VI Msy ], Isl. 6i Ii 30 9jl2si -
IS7 So .5 355 :. IO,Is13 ~ % l. : u IE ~
1881 - GG ) 90 3" IO,Is7i 20 - lis % l15 ~
1s7i-Paid by Mrs. Stuart.
ls.5-Psid by Mrs. Stuart
ls.6l - s5l "a tSepl0,ls. / % Gil 2. II ci 81
lS11 81 . 2s -...-.... ~ -
- - ... l..,I -,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
WILD HORSES:
How They are Caught by the Herd
in the Arkansas Valley.

I,ois. City cor Thiss.o Tribune.
Before Diminishing the subject 81 live
STICK i'm the Arkansas Valley, ! -i.'n!i
hav. MENTIONED the Wild hor-.~. II - n
we'll KNOW. fact ;h,t. from time im'n-i"'ri
nj, herds II ~i,i hor.e- have r"'n;.. 'vcr
the plains ci Southwestern Kansas. Their
Their origin no MN know-ih. II may Lee
dated back to the early Spanish c"IIn'>t
Of tie country. Ii hiss been eAc.csiin 2 Y
difficult Ia capture them the mrrh'"i ! ur
sued having been TO run down snd 'a--"
them with flee, horses. I.st,-rly. however.
i, is found that they can i- captured M
herds. The method j. to git up an outfit
of q fast walking team Ia wagon carry
ing provisions ani camp supplies a"d thru
or four riding lonis~, and As ssny men.
When a herd Is found, they sre kept m"v-
ing, no effort being made {" drive them IN
snv direction. Til. te,m a"'! ponies are
not driven faster than walk, -nd every
oprnrtuni,v j. embraced of cutting across
10 save distance. The Wild hoi--s are kept
in motion iil, iArk-b-ing given no "rpor-
iunity Ia graz during the day. Al night
they are i"o tired Ia graz-, ani will lir
down. The pur-,,er- camp, Ices! their h"r-s-
from grain which they car'v with them
and are up hy daylight, hsve breakfast, aH'I
star, again. This i, Kept Hi' i'y alder ,!'y
Every day iake- seine al ii,~ ~i!d and Sraf'
out al them, ii.ry bec"n.s aeru>I.'in'-i 'o ii.'
sight of men al, horseback and the ii'- i-..ni
find they are not going la To-. hnri hy them
! ani tired and ie. weary with constant
travel and little { 81, and In from eight Il
ten DAYS will allow the men To- ride ~
a,nnns them and drive them in any direc
ton. They are then he ID! i"r the ranch
snd are Yni,e famed aud .i"'.ile hv tire TINS
they get in. saw Tvs" such herd th;t has
jus, been brought in, one sbont seventy II
numiscr, and the other atoui 30. The,
are of pony order. such a. ARE Used IN 'h'
cattle business, make goo.i riding p',nis'
aud. when Thoroughly broke. e""'i teams
Tor light driving in ,hai Country. The,
sell, when broked 60 rude. nj 81, ;o : "a ~
head. and when broken To drive. NJ iron
S,i0 io So PER span.
A certain cure tor (ringw" IN and nj
classes III erup'ive di-ea-eS has i-cn ir"n'
that wonderful alternative - Dr. Bull
Blood Mixture.
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confident,ally hogan. Il am not hungry:
Just left the breakfast table. after the
heartiest meal ever ate. Vas not look
ing nj your beautiful meats. your lovely
cakes or your rich and juicy Pie.. but 1t
yonr-eif.'' What YOU looking At me for -
81 was wondering" he said, III YOU ~ere
any relation TO Lady Glare, OF England.
You have the same brown eyes. same trau-
tiiui hair-same sweet accent" Il never
knew her." replied the woman, As her face
began to clear up. 'Didn':, Ell, Well ]
never .aw two faces nearer alike in their
sweet expression. | wish / had your Isor-
trait painted on ivory-i really wish ]
had" She handed him half q pie and
q piece eli meat, and, as he started oil she
began hunting around for piece oi broken
mirror
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He came with the buds OF Spring, an
angel gilt, welcomed with the glad songs Of
birds. 4 child Of beauty and Of joy, the
Suns Of succeeding morns bore TO him the
b, light gifts OF future promise in r'~y tin,s,
and guided with siniurS,- Of gla,ines- eaci,
happy noon of his childhood their dying
beams clothed him in the soft raiments al the
Night, and the wings OF angels famed him
asleep in the realms Of sin!eSs immor-
tally. Hi- jov"u- praitle i.forever h"-hei.
the music OF his voice shall neer Agsin
awake responsive echoes in fond parents
hearts the idol Of their household Is shat
tered, and its fragments are be.ie~ed with
their tears.
Bitter is the cup and heavy their cross ef
affection; yet n sweet assurance Is theirs.
that in the Mansions of the B!e-f, clothed
with unfading brightness. and crowned
with never dying joy, Little Lee awaits that
joyful re union where separation can never
come. aud where heavens h .ppine>- endur,s
forever aud for ave.
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LITTLE LEE.

Nav tine sofIest winds of summer blow
Round the grave of little L~e,
Aud the fairest hues Of fnwer- grow
Ger the grave Of little Lee.
May angels guard with watch aud ward
The tiny mound aud grassy swHrd
of the grave Of little zee.
And the mockbird's song IN starry night
Shall requiem te for thee.
That To mathis swell with morning light
Der the grave al little Ire.
MAY willows wave above thy grave,
Aud the roses weep Tor thee
E,ci, I'll she al sod apie-i &, God
Fer thu -rni of little Lee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
No Humbug.

The Grange Store deties all competition
ON the following prices:
A sugar. 10 lb~. for 81 CO. & sugar. III
liz. for 81 ~. Choice y. o., II lbs. for
81 W. Common n. o., IL lbs. Tor 81 90,
Coffee, best. 81 Lbs. ior 81. %. Coffee,
common, lbs. for 81 w. Flour and
salt, syrup by the gallon or small
quantities, fish by the kit OF half barrel
and everything else in proportion. DOM
fail to give them call ON east Main stree
6-11wtf
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worked the widows place Tor two summers
am quite intimate with her
sas net seen coming from her
house before sun IN on the morning OF the
day oi the assault was alleged 10 have
been committed. Did not frequently
STAY THERE ALL NIGHT.
/ live about quarter Of mile from Mrs.
H,rt's: usually board at home, think l
Quit for dinner about eleven ana z" |"
work I'm the afternoon at one. l had beeh
NJ work few minutes when TIE giri call
cd m. d,d not hear noise at the house be-
fore wen, up. George Driskell came I"
me while wa- pi"wing. before the fight,
aud aid | want 10 see Mr.. Love, and then
no:;ciny Mr.. Love over at Mr.. Brysnt's he,
George, vert over TO Mr.. Love.
NJ. .Neafg. snoIn-I live about eigb,
mile. east of this city. know Thomas }.
Love know his reputation tor truth and
veraciiv in his neIghborhood. Ii Is bad.
Gross ssGnindfion.-l know at
NJ ENMiTY
hesween Mr.. Love and myself. We had
some words nj at;rsnge meeting concerning
the township bna:d, two wears ago. lie
,aupb, school in our district. lie taught
abou, two winters at Pin Oak. Tie may
have taught 10 the country around about
for several wears. Do not know positively
how MANY terms he has taught.
Mr. WaGup, zrorn-I live on Flat creek
eight miles from Sedalia. i know the rePn-
tat,on of Love. for
TRUTH AND vERACITY
in his neighborhood. Ii is not good.
Cross .so,aiaatioa-I spaak from what
people saw do not think OF any Pariicn'
lar people now We have had s"m- dim
Guilty abnut a road. There is nothing be
tween us now live in the district where
Mr.. Love taught. Sent my children 10 has
school.
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DIED.

In Ssdalia, on Sunday afternoon, July :,
1873, at 4 o'clock, of scarlet fever, Ls-'n
Cilyoi, only sun Of John ID. and E!iz
Russell. aged years. l month and Is days.
The funeral will take place fr"m the
family residence, ON Nam street. this M""-
dsyD afternoon, July 8, at o'clock. The
friends 81 the family are respectfully invited
10 attend.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
A Cruel Ruse.

Free Press
A man whose every look proved how
hungry and penniless he was, halted before
an eating stand at the central market to let
his mouth water for while. The woman
called out: "Come, be jogging along
You won't get any food here unless you
have the cash" MY dear wowsn," he
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16

1T is surprising To what degree sick
neSs influences ones temper aud disposition
Sickness, however, means arrangement Ut
the hlood, and Tor all blood disorders moth
ing knoxn equals Dr. Bells Blood Mixture.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16


The nomination OF Sewer was made
unanimous.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
1t Dis;rict-W. VI. Clopten.
81 District-Jno. u. Prather.
81 District-Ed. \. Noonan.
eth District-Jas ID. Walker, Sioddard
county.
9Th District-H. S. Herbert, Phelps
county.
9th District-J. O'Day. Greene county.
9Th District-E. \. Nickerson, Johnson
county
S,h DiS,rict-A c. Brian,, Ca-s county
9TH Di-;rict-Joseph Truax, Dekalh
county.
| IO,h District--II. \. Newman, Randolph
coonty.
lIrh Districts. G. Douglas, Boone
county.
larh Dis,rict-W. Z. b. Gillespie, Adair
county.
13,h Districts. NJ. Edwar..-, Audrain
county
Upon motion Of Robert Campbell, OF 81
Louis. the thanks Of the Convention arr
hereby rendered to the officers ot the con
vention.
Upon motion the Convention adjourned
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16

The best reform in domestic life IL
v;,hout doubt the introduction Of Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. When it Is known no more
laudanum is given to the babies. 1t sells
for % cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
Tobacco.

For Ligeeii 4 Myers cel.hra,ed new
.,vi-, star tobacco call at
JNo l.. HALL 4 Co.'S,
Wholesale Gr,cery,
5-oSdlf aUs West NJ ain Street.
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SamI. Acton, Cooper county, with power
To appoint assistants.
Mr.. Eroa,!heah was introduced ana re-
turned III. thanks Tor the honor c"ni-rr,d
anon him. II !. not the proper time nor
occasion for a review I'll the political quss-
lions of the day, but he would rei,r To- a
new question. II had been charged thai,
the judiciary of Missouri. in disregarding
the decision If the United States supreme
Cour, in the township bond cases. were en-
v,r.d i'm preparing another revolution, ans:
that il wss cnn,en.lc,l that therefore such
men should h. oui-,el, and Others pu, IN
their places who would obey the ie-;eral
Judiciary. Mr. Broadhe,d said !, VS. tire
RICH; oi the American people to- rsSiS, en-
crnschmen,s upon the rights 81 the states
aud that il Was the duty Of the States to
resist all such ercrcschnsn;s. lie Wa IN
favor ii the Union, I'll The United Siai--
but IL all the rights 81 the Ststes were To- b
aver, sxav. there was no Union. there wer'
mn States. anil nothing left Us hut 4 con-oli
dated .ieSpo,ism at the federal capital. III
declared that the Supreme Court 81 Mis-
souri, Vas the equal Of any similar ,ribuna
in this land.
After the Committee on Platform am
Resolutions retired, loud calls were mad
for Gen. Ccckreli. Gen. Cockrell al .engtl
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16

No impurities Of the blood, no matter
how long in the system, can resist the heal
ing influences Of Dr. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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class Of our people at the expense oi and To
the prejudice Of all others, W. declare our
, unqualified hostility To all protective tariffs
anu demand that there shall be u tariff for
revenue only.
9Th. The Democracy tenders L. the
debtor and iaboring classes oil the country
Its warme-t sympathy. and pledges SELF at
tine earliest moment 10 reverse the cruel and
destructive policy oi the Republican party.
which has brought ruin upon them We de-
mand that all legislation shall he so en-
acted AMI administered ~ To secure To each
man IL nearly "a practicable the J'sst re-
wards oi his own Labor.
/ Sth. That i'm view oi the large appro-
pria;inns that rave been made bv the Fed
/ eral Government tor works III public I'M
pr"vrment on The ;.a-board ard the lakes
Justice to the peopl, oi the Mis-issippi VAL
lev Demands that appropriations should be
made Tor the improvement OF the Mi-siS-
s,pri ri.er and It's Tributaries, commensu-
rate with the commercial wants ard inter-
eStS of this section III the country, and be-
} iieving in th. conStItutir nal power ot the
government To aid in the construction 81
national enterprises which serve To benefit
, large sections ot the country, and which
cannot he accomplished Dv individual Gu
! trrpri-e or State action. We favor such leg
. i-latiou in their b,.h.li a. will not increase
,h,. national indebtedness or impose any al
ii;i,nal burdens upon tn people. Such =
pol.cy, in o r opinion, whilst II would
! cheaper tn. ct-t oi transportation and add
To- our agricultural wealth, would afford ~
u,nnerstive employment To- the surplus
| labor oi the country.
\ That there r,n ~ no legitimate EMPLOY
meni oi organized force IN this country, ex-
e.pi To- execute law and To maintain the
puh,ic peace.
oh. That reform must he made IN na-
tional. State AMI municipal government, by
the reduction 81 expenditures and taxes
the dismissal of unnecessary and ineomPe-
tent officer. ana! employees, and the strict
eniorcvalrn, ri official responsibility.
loIh. In the language Of the Indiana
Democracy, We decl,re: That the jrriS'iic-
,icu claimed and exercised nv the Circuit
Caur;S az the niteh States. over questions
%, corporate and individual rights. arisin;
under the laws cf the States, tends To OPP
pres, and burden liti.ant- To- such an extent
~ To- amount To u practical denial oil JiStice
in many eases. and we consider the legisla-
tinn. which has conferred such jurisdiction
~ unwi-e and hurtful Ia the true Interests
III the people. and We demand such iegisla
zion ~ will restrict and limit the juri-dic-
tiou oi such court to sucl, matters a ar,
clearly contemplated h. the Constitution
and expressed in the Judiciary act 81 i's9
llth. We favor ami invite immigration
IN our State from all sections oi the country
The Convention adopted the platform
without n dissenting voice
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
Judge T.. H. Norton Was nominated b,
reclamation Tor Supreme judge.
REGISTER OF LANDS.
C;eo. j. Deigle, of Carroll comfy, AMI j
T. McHenry, oi jackson county, were Pu
in nomination.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16

As the perfection Of entirety depends
upon the perfection OF minutia, so n one
one can hope ior robust health of the entire
SYSTEM ii the blood should become M the
least impure. Its standard OF purity l.
best maintained by the Use OF DIR. Bull :
Hlool Mixture.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16

Mrs Hut. s.oora-I live about seven miles
southeast of Seja!ia. Am one at The de-
Pendants ia this case. On the the 18th oil
june last Mr. Love aud INV brothers came
Ia NV house and Mr. Love said, "Nartha
Ann. what Is this you have been telling ON
me-" said, nothing hut the truth" lie
iEen l%gan TO
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16

Ev motion the nomination oil shannon
was made UNANIMOUS.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
4. VI. SEWER, ii Newton county; Broad-
head. Of Cass county; Downing, Of Pike
courty, and Walker, OF Howard county,
were put IN nomination.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16

When your baby is restless with teeth
ing get Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup, dose oil
il will relieve the little sufferer al once.
Only p cents hottie.
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CIIFF SECRETARY.
"A. I..sur-r-r. LAFAYETTE county
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES.
4. \. Biumrr, Msdi~"n county.
w. n. Smvihe. ~. LOUIS county.
X. ". Wallace. Lewis county.
l.. ". Danfprth. Mississippi county
J We, G.u.lwin, P-;ris county.
G.n. SAWYER. Greene county
SERGEANT At ARMS.
Thn-. Cle.ry. ~. Louis county
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16

This evening after the case was fully
argued 10 the jury, they retired, and alter
being out about fifteen minutes, returned
verdict If not guilty, which was generally
endorsed by the spectators. And 80 the
Driski i'll boys go free.
| The case should never have seen day.
light IN court
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-20
A FAIR SPECIMEN

Il h
hAd teen ertirely bald for several years, con-
s:itutional, I supposo. I nsod Il few bottles Of
Kathiro:, :,ad 70 my o'.t surprise, have thick
growth OF young Ea:r.
COL JOHN L. DOERANCE. u. s. A,
IL every important respect the h"th"'Ton IS atzo-
Iu;cly iAcomparable. 1t is GneQu"Ied
!. To Cure Bahness.
:. To Restore Gray Halr.
5. To Remove Dandruf
l. To Dress and Beautify the Ha.r.
HEAR IN MIND.--The Katharon is no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar Ofled. to paint
and dnub the hair and paralyze the brain. 1t is
a pure and limpl vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store the hair by natural growth anil rcinvigoraion-
1t is splen2lly pcrfurne1, AMI to most delightful
toilet dressing known. 10 laly's CT gentleman's
toilet outfit is complete withou5 Lyons kathairon
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE. THE UNDERSI NED. WISH TO
w tender thanks to Mr. J. A BRUAsEY, State
Agent and Mr. James II. MARSHALL, City Agent, of the
Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of San Francisco
for the highly satisfactory and unprecedented in
which the representatives OF the above named Company
have settled their portion Of the loss which we sustained at
the late fire Frsbies We take great pleasure
In recommending the Home Mutual Insurance Company
the nsuring public for honest, square and high toned
dealing lVANCOFlCd BtSOS.
Carson January 26, 1878.
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In TUE DTSTRTC" COURT OF TIE
United States District of Nevada. In the matter OF
) X Johnson and Noah Bl 'ssom, banETupts. In Bank
TupY Notice is hereby given that petition has been
ed IN said Court by J. R. Johnson and Noah Blossom OF
Genoa, IN Douglas county, in said District, duly declared
hankpts under the Revised Statutes of the United States
liue LAl Bankruptcy, and the Acts amendatory there
81 and supplementary thereto, for discharge and cera
cate thereof from all their debts and other claims provabe
under said Revised Statutes, and that TUESDAY, THE
lstn DAY OF MARCH, A D. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of
In Carson City, is assigned the time and place for the
hearing OF the same, when and where any creditors who
have proved their debts and in interest may
appear and show cause any they have why the prayer
Oi the petitioner should not be granted
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk Of said Court.
March I'd, 1873.
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