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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
anoh-r County Heard from.

Mr.. J. d. Kelley handed us six ears of
big corn weighing ! Tbs to the ear, as a
sample OF the products OF his farming.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03

SM. Jarvis has sold the Cedar Vale
Bl1ds to c. \. GitcheII, who will publish
it. hereafter, a. Conservative Democratic
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
The same in Europe rs IN America
New York World, n

The season seems to be as remarkable IN
Northern Europe as in Northern America
The export trade of Russia, which Is usual
ly brought to halt by the snow and ice in
November, has gone on to the present mo-
mept almost without interruption. No
wonder the birds are at a loss TO know
whether To fiy soCth or north
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
Early Pl0Wing.

Mcpherson ludepeud, n
The farmers in the vicinity of fariand
are blowing Tor spring wheat and the most
OF them wIll SOW the Odessa variety.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
A Good Time for tho BIne Ribbon to
Break Cut.

lSt. Louis Republican.
New Years day would be good time fol
the blue ribbon movement TO break out in
St. Louis. Let the fair danes and dam
sells who throw open their doors on that day
provide themselves with blue ribbons and
see how many converts TO temperance they
can send on their way rejoicing, on the day
of all Others most sacredly consecrated te
good resolutions.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03

[CtdarNale Blade.
II. D. Patterson informs us that he
discovered a 1--WE inch vein of coal near
town and intends working it soon.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
IT, Fright the SOuls Of Fearful Re-
IChicago Times, Is

Having nothing else to do while the hol-
idays last. the anti-Hayes crowd remaining
in Washington amuse themselves endeavor-
ing to fright the souls of fearful reporters
with threats of the terrible things that are
to be done to the administration as soon as
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03

ISt. Louis Times.

The almanac makers may just as well
stay indoors and take it out in swearing.
Planetary conjunctions are of.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
The Spring Time - Come. Gentle N"
rSt Louis Journal, %.

White clover and blue grass are growing
nicely, and lawns begin to look very like
snrinp
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03

The important failures Of individuals
and firms were announced yesterday. We
acs gradually getting down 70 @hard-Pan."
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
Very Ex..pcIa,ins .. the War Party.

Mexican and United States troops are
fraterniziug in the pursuit OF thievins In
dams This is very exasperating to the
war party.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
CONS COUNTRY AGAIN.

As soon as YOU enter the cars OF the
Alas. F. Railroad, you feel that you
will soon he in land smiled upon by it-
Creator. The courtesy OF all the officials OF
thai road makes one feel that he is in the
hands Of gentlemen nurtured in the school
of politeness. and that his lie and limbs Will
be as safe as it is possible for them to be on
a railroad. Away We speed at the rate Of
nearly thirty miles an hour, and soon the
beautiful fields and comfortable homestead-
of our own lovely Kansas comes into view
and we feel that we are again safe in God 5
awn country ii. c. H.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03

tin. he proud pOssessors OF 100 acres
Of land, with all the comforts OF lie.
There are six or seven general stores IN
Scandal and all seemed, when ! was Their,
To be doing a good business. I.uti- Gwo
fine stone buildings in course Of erection,
one Of which was fine large church
Through this section, and in fact through
out the whole OF the northwest may he
found the finest building rock in the world.
II Is of two kinds. First, and the more
numerous. Is tae white magnesium lime
stone. which Is found IN great ahEnfanoe.
IL is very soft wneu first quarred, anu comes
out in Iarg- slabs and layers. II taken
imm diareiy after being dug out II can Ia
aw, d witha
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03

lender TO prove the puhllcatioh true. L@"h
c. J.. presiding, denied the motion, because
the testimony was inadmissible, as the truth
of the facts charged as libeiOus did not
amount to complete justification. q Johns.
N. " cases, 1856.
This case attracted so much attention that
after a verdict Of guilty had been rendered,
and while the case was pending IN the
courts of New York on a motion tor new
trial. the legislature OF that state passed a
Law providing in every persecution for
writing or publishing any libel, it should
he lawful for the defendant, upon the trial,
| 10 give in evidence, in his defense, the truth
| 81 Inc matter contained in the publication
CHARGED as libelous, and that such, evidence
sbouId not be 4 Justification, unless 1t
| .hnnld he further made satisfactorily TO ap-
,,.,r tina, the matter cnarged as libelous
va. unfinished with good motives and Tor
;us,;6,ble ends. Since the adoption OF the
| New York statute declaratory OF the Law of
| i;h.,I in criminal actions, nearly every state
| in the union has made the subject a matter
of constitutional or statutory provision
| The wise trainers Of our own con-
stitution, peculiarly acquainted with
the beneficial influences OF Tree discus
\ sion and Tree pres, ~ H"" "
the historical incidents and conflicts sur.
rounding the settlement OF the territory Of
1 X ansss. modified the tyrannical and harsh
| ,ule Of the common Law as stated in the
star chamber of England, and thereafter
generally und,r stood and interpreted, by
providipg in section ii of our bill of rights
That the liberty of the press shall be in
violate, and all persons may freely speak;
write or publish their sentiments on all
subjects, being responsible for the abuse 81
sucb rights; and in Ill civil or criminal
actions for libel, the truth may be given IN
evidence to the jury, and if it shall appear
that the alleged libelous matter was pub
i;.hed for iustifiable ends, the accused party
shall be acquitted" Nevertheless thess
trainers, in = spiri, Of wisdom and order
we're careful not TO give, As against the In
,eres,s of the public, complete incense ever
to the truth when published for the gratifi
c,t;on Of the worst Of passions, or to effec
the pe.ce and happiness OF society. The,
nrescribe that the Accused should be acquit
ed not on proof Of the truth of thu
chsrxe alone, Bat il should further appeal
= IL nuHicasioa uas na.ie for justi6abl'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-03
Srw KANSAS Posr-RoCrEs.

The following additional post-rOutes are
authorized: Daily service through the
northern tier of counties, from Scandal to
Norton; from Beloit to Jewel! from nus
sell via Osborne, Gaylor, Smith Center 10
Red Cloud: from Russell, via Bull City.
Kirwim and Phillipsburg; from Ellsworth
TO Lincoln; from Hayes to Stockton III
weekly from Lincoln to Beloit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-25

FsswsA ! sA4*faAa sssEl#8a.s il II ~ AN#&ss II
sAae wHsFf v ssAE 49, tses# y s4Hs VI ~ sEsse
II ~ n stsshea* kAA WFa4 ha#ss sttes IL
- Y vss# w. sst ssA8AAAA ~ ~
A 1vtNst a iaAss8Aa failures slH lAsA
tsssAsss ssHfsfsA sass8 shas III - stlsa asss
- A#seEls Nts VI ssss48 44#4 sAsA Aws4#M
ssessi n AMwHswA stsh ssfA ~ tsa .Ana
i*staAa n sAs ~ NAtsHths swss#.esA IL
fAeMA fAaisg##a Asesamsa Vi wv ssaA str ~ A.
assetts lfHss easss#a asAf u ksskttaa e. H.
sssfessu#vsNs 4nAfssg aAss stAt ~ y4giAtes
- w. h1ae Netsht tass ti4sssi hHTsst#essi gss
sh' ~ " sstss e4Tfa VI fsfY, A.ANs
1he New iuth N,nr t's,n,wns .
taaa = ~htsh ssfe Atssl saae tisns sea Ii III
ans HFWtss#a " Mst1ntsss, atss ssei arlssba
s~As, hAss is~n saftstri#Hv*l Hr hi ss74,ssists.s
~I't ~ sslt n i'u4sea *sases tttAes ilssst
lhe stuhsirs ~ the government uf
sHssia frfa III hAsis 4 ,lse paris n tss~tf
sst VIZ past fvas sssfs. ~ sseu~ N tlt ttsss
ststasisr4 sts eatfissi she Iatr Parliamentary
els*sls.ss 4 sur eamr1ts, sni i,sfd i,ufsiia
hrs AAlitt ~ rfRisnl IT. t'avnirsAntivt IN
tiW fefr~s. .ien MsFsttHrsli viii - ~ ttesef
tsls AAsA TIE ssttesl W shr NsttnI. IL ieFne.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-25

Mr., auI Mr.. Hrofgr Hoffman. living
nenf yesluf, y, r.. g,iafrrIed fr years,
Tiny hal niun children, 1ir n.hI,pr
sant her it.s.ar.otI twy ~ vrsf4r ~
purchase quantity ~ arsenic t,Le
Inet iIe I.y D,l iI,e rHd IDuns. sI4
examined tl,e leiset, b. i,ad obtained
ntI told him r. ~ ho,ne. and. II hi3
father IlaI lnd enteJ, bi4 supper. ~ mi
Il quantity N tI,e drug III M iea II ftea
~a~ oyer, fi,e Ipy was charged h, pHi
the tr,isi, III D,is fatt,rrts breakfast iea,
The mother then wsnt ~ yesiNr aud
remained wiit relative. 1l,n tuy
fDpnd tIHi hia father liad l,ern ~ iea,
Nest morning he STEPPED @anr II The
arsenic III l,i. fathers TN. shortly
after drinking II itf Dil inan xas iak..i,
Act. w. s4ut fy tds wife. tI,n ~DulI
MT ~ ~ him, lI,r I~y Win l,a,I given
fl4 p,i~si then vent In li4 mother
lte told her his father MIA deal, NIte
started home. IN il,e way wt,a said a.
Iar #oD, taking him NY it,e neek III
yoti syer Aay NDrd atn,ni this III MI
ynn iDM tjrsi ellauen ! net 't'I,s tDy
itd ieID ~tMt had trri, d,u,e. however.
and Ir and itis np,tt,u ars III isij. HIN.
i,,Hu vaa MI ,rars oltl. ills wido~ ms
Li4 SECOND wife.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-25

4 last n,Mn ~. Il fart Iay iv,k his f44i
HORSE null Nrtt ~ tIe ei,I ~ iia fat
lind. nud lIlsfe tied him fast, ANIL Il.
fsai ~ iie eAniL bfvka Lts Ia.t. Then
l,r te.e, And iN,k ~ hi. I,oss,, and vent
viii, bts b,oe. HlDne tl.r RVS. and put
il,0 f.~r Dn tl,e eI,d III tis I,D~4, which,
~ every 0,,e knows, Il Il sst ~ iu11,
though ! hnar ~,j1e ,,0sss 1t.si, tlkA
fisherman. ro~s tu lie shall viii, nDes,
~ bnt.i4t Rsv* for itn tDfest r~s. ~
hjs InxH waters Dttty rDsN In MI lj,e
RVS. ND~ TILL mo NjM kHUwA Inv ].
fonjnp wight n ~ mi memn wIia4j
could learn sefy last Tie n,saninH ~
llye~ Aii,t uw4. ~ lp*t atvI I,ur1. ~ ~
l,atfDtm my f5le fiK1lf. ~ atei ~ write
wright right. VI hiu living JrlxnstsI ~,
getting sOtn4 siRt,i wI,HI, involved ti,v
fiRIit writing ~ wright. fiei,i. write and
fiieY fnmdsu Iu1l
JvHx Eyts~ dropped intv 1yting.
hatl. Mass. twU yeafs aHD. ff0m ItDiarIt
kDU~. where, III would never rspiaiI,
~1D ~ Whit tn MA; Int hr .n0D In.
eHyla popular, a1,d married Tie IAHHj,.
TN III Il resident A few lag. nm LH
guii tI,a table III The midst II dinner,
went olt ~ 1yrin9ism. anl j,As Mi
been sean since. Why le disaviHmse.I
" W u,p1t 4 mystery ~ WHERE Er r.gvp
frru Eyen li~ wife Dnty knDws ii,.i
vl,ll. he remained ia vm i kiDd bns.
IHHd
II lH tin~ reported Tint tl,0 iDl, stDp
~ England vii IM greater Ibis yrar thai,
II 1aa lH~t spa~H,s 1'lv tfyafNsls ~,
iIie continent have ssna4wD,at improved.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-25

l,.n,iwestl nu~ hn# u ,w,,,i,la,l.ra in
l,xHi ANIL " ile commercial rst,tef ~
the litaeh fiill= rRinn. III hn% finl.s
iheala,~. ,lanrr hu,,nr~, remhlinn hell~,
Htld lltiepinsed lmf.fuoms srs Il recent
visitor says there IN far l,~@ rufItaui~m
tanu might fnirly i,T expected lii 4 l1ew
miniuH place There Arr ianks
churches, n sehan,l lpu#e. a trwst,ntury.
ansi Hr1,d be.el=. Many lawyers aes 4
G,H,A income piil nf ilr excessive liijoa.
iiun usrr The titles ~ mine@. DeadwnM
II In ~ irregular gnIli. lias already p,,t.
rfown ii# st,arr. atnl trpins H. eiitii, The
PERCEPTIONS sIdrH ~ tho hills w whiri,
II h irelna.d. White cottages, NJ.
preached u, winding paths anI ~tri,a.
statd hundreds ~ feei al,use thn level
of The town. lnler Deadwppd proper
tluurn is another city th~ eity III tle
miners. Openings to thn tunnels anil
Shafts ARE @cen NJ sarita# j,Iaees through.
pni the upper iown. In tbe tunnels
mud ahnit~ The placer miner digs mt The
yellow earth. md rlnice@ u for The
crumbs ~ goid that. dnsine tln Inng
aae~ hate I~rn sIuwly escaping from
tl,n quartz IUlc@ In the hills. lint zap.
iialist4 have taken hoIh ~ The mining
htlrinr~~ ~ thu Dilaek Hills, and many
quartz miIba ~ tl,e hest eIa%. arr rnn.
ming. The truth al,M,t the yield NJ
gDld II is har.l 10 find ant. beca,lse The
owners III rieI, mines ~eek to tlepraciate
salues, apd thu 0wnnrs ~ worthless
iniites l,nse contrary intention
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-25
NEWS oF Ivt WEEK.



1i~ sAtfssssaAsH VA ihe ntsssisss ~
t#aasaA fss AHstavA t#msa aNas*sss A. AsAa4
AFsHs w. @tsNas**l n Hses AAhNts sts#sl
tAs fssHst#te AAA sAs tesMsNm eF ~ tssaals
ims ~~Ys VI sasss fAssAs4
Turkey haa Nasls inF4sHss4l .aatyga
''as ~ vHn staa ste nsT~tsstm II Nil
hsYss
A j@nte in lle IftM iym,ie III tiiaaYaw
n ssaMstta "A tafie w4tetai hsAss. fasiusss
hase u4vWsYsA
late adsietA ffesn lluar "A, II haa
ssea atftasd. if s8#sss44Wsssfs "A sfs ussss tsas
u~ ~ Vie nttw'lsslaA. s~sws~e ttar.reA saa
shs ssssssn, n sssAssuf n fsseh la~. ss.ih. !.
l'ssts. wesss ~As~A w. svlsauss y~s~ssn
ehHsrh .sei ssasr ~iIl - rrmlasesi 4. lessh n
ruAsstls IN seyws,ishss With ssisslua tlss,n.a
iaw.
A dispatch ffum tlnrnua A,tes says
ihss hfsts'ls haffis&nr ~ ths illvtf Flasa
eAWssss efras iuuWia.hsn
The TiWsx, n India. pu.lishes ,el.
rerarhir alstssth Stating that ,he sms~rs II
rlf hss is@n snsisri snA n unsatisfactory
The nlns ~ rption gomls III tMnrs.
shire u 4imrlr unprecedented. ~nt ,hp mill
e~nrs~ are saur'lnH niss~nfs. ~ enftai rrn
,lnrtln
Thc Mohainme,lans III thu lDuhru,iwha
are preparing ~ r~isi iltuInMnian rae.
Austria rrorlnim- TINT full nn,ne~ss
hs~ i~srH HrAhha !. tlte~r ilu.ulsn ittanfsrf,s.
~hv ieak rrfnTn In sstsls
A conflict ~ opinion la t.c italian
rAldnst ~ matters ~ Internal rnvetnn,en, haa
lsl n T.fioss ministerial efi-i.
The official report m ~ the condition
~ the tiis NJ Glasgow iIank shows thai the
actual l.s*- !" tlie shareholders will fs ~ Tho
@nn, n sis,.nn.nn
I'll" fcnian Clancy, who was scn.
'r,icesi N i~s7, has heen liberated
A dozen people wore killed outright,
and forty wminded. hrs railway collision 81
Ponsyfriid, W.lca
All the managers and directors of tho
ri'y VI uIasgos iiank have hem arrested on
criminal charge VI ffand A rabie di@ra,ei, |
says ihe city of 0asgow IN absorbed IN ueisn.
fholy contemplation ~ The terrible picture ~ |
rrIHN and ruin presented In sLe official report
~ the examiners u The broken Gta~gow bank. |
Tie hanfes and fact. arr .p overwhelming
That even financial minda. familiar with ny !
'if"~ and rA~i, l"plr. ~"etn utterly " fall so
grasp tho situation. Kind ~ alatli6iis t,aral.
ysis appears 10 have ~slx@i upun ,ln eiti1u..
fls0 D'i~lDe~ exchanges Afo ai~oiuieIy stag.
IMns nlans of approaching punishn,cn, fnr
u" Directors "" vl~itle, aud eagerly halted Nv \
ll# Whole community Tl,a important feature /
ID ti.e rerurt y tle deliberate fatriHation IN tp
resnrns made ~ tiW Government III ilm gvld /
|MM NY thu baDL agsinst msns ixs,lo.l The
egal Issue wa# iimiiod ~ tiy,v,i. bni NJ the
suslNr,ai of sla eol,eusb ii,e l,ols eifet,Iatlu,
HAs e~si. i1k, aI,d tl,e 'Din amounted III nnIy
elsi ,,s'. Int ibo deficiency was made b. appear
e~s Wy Illegally including colin lying IL ~
banks hfaDrIH~ 1'liiH 3ratrialo,i- proceeding
sspt~ea ii.o bank 10 tremendous ,tglafsles un
ler tin lA~1 ~ Hr0a' britain
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-25

The ,ad ase~inliun III The Nihili~ss
j. tnufe comprehensive IN ~ aims nhh
tanfr thuuuHlirs,inR in ~ urimiIl~
iliah wsrr esrn ihr Analmriist@ NJ lev
,l"n, w thn Jewelers. and fiHh Mnn.
afeh, tar,, ~hn tsa,Rht mHh marched.
,lh,lsf rrpiesi, in tfumwrli's army
Fh.ir sihIIr ,l#~ife II ~ inate II rlsnn
s.ver ~ MI hnmHt institutions anil Il,
ssAr their vlanrr ~ ~has may f,,Il.v
i,nls Hise ih.m Ieave ~ irstrus. aui
reconstruction mas prnye practicable.
nr tnat nut lint In ANY sHar. The world
viii H. tilted uis ~ IL oil Rr,n,s~ anil
rni aslfifs frum IL nhl mporina~ M
inars authority. wl,.tllsr III priest ~
King. corporal ~ policeman. NJ niorr
property. !. II an nrts ~ potatoes ~
frihr.ly drme-nr. Religion. lcarning
ambition. family iife, arr obstacles ~ ~
gigantic elAnRe. Let ali these ~, nay
tlis flrrrr.e,rd apostles uf this gIouny
creed. anil them ttie new millennium d
universal nruaiion will rim it~ rustr.r
unel,srked' That NiI,ilism should nmni.
Ter millions ~ Russians among IL con.
s.rfs II mt very surprising. since Nh
ignorant pe,eantry. slaves Int yester.
day. anil iirel from infancy ~ r,ii.
iriiHl communism, ranna W. expected
~ grasp iiie truths ~ political economy.
Nor need ~e wonder III Count. and
l'arDn~. clerks. Captains and civil fnnr-
fi1narier, sincerely sick III the grinding
doxI1,tisn tlal NEEDLES with everything
and mrtiis nothing. should iWrone I'll.
low.cOnspifat0rs with those black I1u.
pie wllo~e first MT would iH ~ I'm.
prove noble, magistrate aud official frDm
oir the face III Russia. Even educated
Nilsili~t~ perhaps cherish y yagne hop.
il,nt some order might be evolved ont
~ tl~ rlHDs that II ~ come. aiiL tint
The new system might be- more ~ their
ia~te than III" rule ~ sitting drstni.
i~m, The real gvonnI for astniisL.
meni " Tint W, many Germans. superior
loil, IN culture mud TRAIN power t0 their
Hat -fareI neighlurs beyond the Nismss.
sl,uil.l have proved themselves pupils.
oillt tu aft, IN that dark ahd dismal
Asl,no1 which had ii~ origin In Nn~~ia.
Nothing lint violent traction against
drill. bureaucracy anil l,estHntry ean ~.
plnip tln snd.Ia,, adhesion NJ ~ many
mytiads ~ thoughtful. barei.lra,led
1tHAHs w. ielfH AUMA " RtUbf&I ~ HI
bfjfht hopes and surrounded hy no
roeeaie illusions, nl,i TINT pfJ.r#. ~ hest.
40 IsfiIsr prsspeet ~ sneee@s than that
~ Il at ~ Mnttbnis nrel,iIls. ~hD should
have achieved ti,e triumph, 81 tearing
~ il,nir hooks anil barring n,.t tIe
ael,n1ItnA~irr. Unfortunately. however,
Germans sometimes art where MheD.
sit4~ mr. content ~ dream. mud an armed
AMI aggressive seet ~ revolutionary
xral'fs. rsady I" esp"nnL th"ir doctrines
eiiii rtfir nnd revolver. n,ny III leA~i rom.
lal soeiety ~ 40 unwilling defense ~
~ .~n ftrsi principles ~ He lear
EuflynI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-25

II ii estimated Tint tI,r actual material
ipss ~ The region ~ country Motirged
Nv The yellow fryer. TINS Tar. Ii not less
tiuD txtst,tsO.HHD, anI this IN. doubtless,
II very IDw estimate, kplendid stands
~ eoit.D ~iIl l~ iest for want ~ hands
~ pick IL. while the cessation ~ busi.
ie.- In eiiteS and towns. anil on tho rail.
roa,is anl river has oeeasi0ned ennr.
n1tis t1sses. wliei, cannot nOw In cOn.
pnted, beyond oppression, this Ina
been terrible ysHr for t1le people III
the Mississippi valley, bonle people
talk In u melancholy way. aud express
sl,e tmllrf that iI,r south Will ~ utterly,
irfeine.lial5ls ruined. That II ~ i'm.
possibility. The south llas l,vcn swept
by fhr nDfI. tNstilrnce and the sword,
yet l,ax sl,e r0ins ont II thu depths with
4 nrm step and hopeful he.rt. TEN,
IorariIy crushed ths H0nth may i~. Int
destroyed never. There " reason ~
rejoice iI,st iI,e yellow feyer ha~ spread
~ little 4aAt ~ tte Mississippi. II ~
leaving broad. blaek mark frDm Cairo
~ iI,e Uuif II ~ !. terrible mark, ~
be snre. II IN 4 trail marked by graves,
fel eDi NJ tie .iee1,s of this wOe tliors
communities viii e01nu with renewed
strength II II WERE otherwise. ~
might indeed abandon hope fvr thu
n0sith. The people L.ss t.o m,lsI, -
stake. sni ft,s business III the valley il
ioo Hre.s It. demands Will speedily
sst Ill ihe machinery u trs.ls In motioi.
meain. Tho heart only aches III ron.
temptation III tt,s weeks 1T dssti and
misery wI,iri, must eIap~e before this
plague storms horrors will vanish.
LUuisrHte rDHrify..J1Hruaf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-10-25

A decision l,ns jn1l bern rendered In
ilte United States District Gsnrt. NJ
tlbcagn. by Judge i,tsIg.ft. uIuH Il
question ri Rveat importance and inter.
rst ~ landlords ah,i tDnanis. The rase
'.ffs tita cosr wss ~, ajpliratiDn fDr
au ordaf givlDg plaintiff l,csaessiDH ~
Ior#a uee,WaJ Wy defendant nrder 4
Ieaar. vnr ~ iD,e cIauscs ~ which gayr
tl,r D.n.v ~ ibe premises power III VI.
tnrney ~ n,t,fesa judgment In Hntt ~
iliis hind whenever il,r le~#ee failed ~
fulfil t,s part N ille contract. The H..
fs,DJans hal failed ~ ~. ttle rent, and
Judgment ~a4 asked ny tl,r owMv under
tl,ts eIause II The Iea@r, M ease NJ tI,a
kind l,nd leen pte%oDted hitherto. JuIgs
bl6dpsfi held TINT tl,e power ~ after.
my conveyed III tle 'tHAe MA ~ good
~ any oil,0r pDver ri attorney ~ eDn.
fess judgment. mud tlte raIief prayed fuf
Jn,,#i t,r granted. Itr defendant pHy1
nDiics TINT he would carfy tle naitcf
~ the HHlWeDs tUuH. II iLe dretslm,
~ Judgs lttndgett Ii Sustained, IN il
probably will w.. landlords vii noi w.
sluw ~ asniI iI,nuselsps ~ the D,esBs
tli.a afforded fDr speedily g,sttinp tiJ ~
nm, .tmyihg ta,mtta A pIausT In Iet.aes
eisinr pvxer ~ coifeA~ Judgment vii
greatly simplify filr hitherto rather
complicated joI ~ eastIna delinquent
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work. While seated. small Liri sjtght.
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gentleman concluded tO aliDw ii t0 ~.
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