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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
Items Of News From Edwards COunly.
TX i0sieY <af4er 81

From all part. Of the country We hear
the cheering report that the wheat is look
ing well.
There is five times the acreage Of whea.
| sown this year than there WAS last season
Over l25 new buildings erected in Kin
sley the last six months. And yet there i.
room Tor more. -
We learn from eastern agents Of the land
department Of the A., T. < 5. +. that the
emigration next spring will be the creates,
ever. known. The kansas fever is raging.
aud ii appears to be very contagious
We understand that company will be
organized in lew weeks to prospect for
coal. There il no doubt but what there is
coal to be found in paying veins in Edwards
county, and the sooner the company Is or
gained and work begun, the better.
About hundred persons arrived on the
excursion las, Friday night, and large
number have located. Many Of the party
who stopped off at Hutchinson, Larned and
other places along the road, came on to
Kin-ley on the regular trains Saturday and
Sunday.
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NEwsPAPEK nInECroRv.

We are in receipt Of the American News
paper Directory for January, 1878, publish.
ed by the greatest OF all advertising aeen.
cies, Geo. P. Rovell & Co. The price nov
is only fifty cents per volume, and any one
who intends to advertise extensively should
send for one, to the publishers, New York.
This work is cordially endorsed by the lead.
ing advertisers, not only of the United
States, but of the world.
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HE FAvoRs 1T.

EX-GovERNoR HENDRIcKs has been
caught by the interviewer at last, says the
Inter Ocean. He is in favor Of the remone-
tization of silver, does not believe the res
toration OF silver would be q breach of
public faith, and thinks Congressional action
on the silver question should be taken IS
promptly as possible. j. %
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ing the public credit reaching far beyond the
more technical, legal question TO which the
resolution refers, we ought TO have the al
fair decided.
Mr.. EWING-The bill which has passed
the House Is pending in the Senate. Ii
may come back w.gh amendments, when
debate on tn subject will De had.
Ar. TAHriELD-Do you wast an
amendment
Nj. GARFIELD subsequently withdrew
his motion to adjourn and a vote was .aken
on the passage OF the resolution, which re-
suliedi yeas lS9, nays 80.
The House then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 29.-Mr.
DU RHAM, from the committee on appro-
prlaticns, reported the bill making appro-
Prlations for detecting trespassers ON public
lands. Referred
MI STEPHENS introdu ced bill to
make the importers use the metric system
OF weights and measures. Referred.
Or: III LIZ presented memorial Of
the Norfolk toniereuce OF Unitarian and
other Christian churches, held at Walpole,
Mass, declaring that honesty was the vital
par, Of religion and protesting against the
passage oi the Bland silver bill. Refer
rcd.
Mr.. BUTTER Speaker, will Won
be kind enough to send me the Bible from
your. desk LauShter.l Alter searching
Tor the passage he desired, amid great
laughter, hr. Butler sent il TO the Clerks
desk and had read 4 Passage from the sec
ond chapter OF 81 John, which describes
Christ driving the money changers isom the
temple and "a ing To them, Make rot INV
Fathers house : house Of merchandise"
Mr.. EtILEIs-Atte- that reproCf. /
have no further wosJ to say. r,ireat laugh
ter
Alter a soEleshat amusing discussion of
the subject OF admissions t. the floor. q res
oIution was adopted directing thar the rule
b rigidiy enforced, and that the issuing OF
pas-es b discontinued.
The SPEAKER stated that after to-day
he would revoke all passes, and that ex-
members VI Congress desiring admission to
the il0or oIoHit Ele declaration that they
are not Interested IN pending legislation.
ami that the execution OF the rtie would
exclude employees, clerks TO commissioners
and private secretaries
Mr.. NENNA, from the Committee on
Commerce. reported back the bin TO reoog-
me the NOoir..f scientific expedition
around the wc.la. The 5.,i granted for the
pose 81 tire expedite an American
register to-a foreign built vessel After dis
cu--iou aue biu passed yeas, 49, nays,
IJ1.
The House then adjourned
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From the Pacific COast.

SAN DIEGO, SAL., > an, Is, 1913.
Col. ID. X. ANTHONY Dear Sir: / in
close YOU one dollar in advance payment
for the WEEKLY TINES
Yours respectfully,
j. ii. SNYDER.
P.S.-We appreciate the favorable re-
port you have given the Texas Pacific rail-
road as an independent competing line to this
burg. Should Congress aid the road think
Leavenworth would find it to her advantage
to form connection by pushing her mar
row guage to Denver, Colorado, and then con-
Meeting with the Denver & Rio Grande mar
row gauge road, which already controls a
good part OF the Arizona and Mexican
trade, it might then be built through to
this harbor as Pacific narrow gauge road,
with Leayenworth az the eastern terminus
1t would open up very extensive and rich
country that Kansas might find good mar
ket for her surplus. think by glance at
the map, you will see, if you have not al
ready investigated the matter, that it might
be as profitable to Leavenworth rs some of
the grand railroad schemes she has INDUCED
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Mr.. RCSsCM

is the great agricultural implement man of
the South. He has a large building filled
with everything, the possession of which
maketh glad the heart OF the honest farmer,
he Is now filling up with fine assortment
Of implements and seeds; he thoroughly
understands his business and success will
crown his efforts
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MORE Of THE BELL PUNCH

\ bill before the Virginia Legislature, re-
quires all persons selling cigars to take out
state license and be furnished with a
Motiatt register. Every time the dealer
sells cigar he is to turn the crank Of the
register, and at the end of each month he is
to make oath to the number of cigars sold,
and to pay a tax of one cent on each.
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AGAINST

SENATOR LAMAR, says the Philadelphia
Pes, voted sssinss- che Matthews silver
resolution, hut will, under instructionsfrom
his Legislature, vote for the Bland bill. If
he does so, and the Matthews bill rs q test
of the vote on the other bill, silver remooe-
tization will command q two-thirds Senate
rial vote exactly. - TO- ss'.-
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A lengthy letter from Independence, by
one of our travelling correspondents, given
elsewhere in this mornings issue, will fur
nish the reader large amount OF interest
ing information in regard to Montgomery
county, and other sections of Southern
ansas
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THE DARRaNEIlEs.

The Dardanelles is about 40 miles in
length, and Is from three-fourths of mile
to two miles wide. Xerxes crossed the
channel on double bridge of boats B. C
$50. and Alexander crossed it B. C. 1884.
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Grain Of all kinds is on the upgrade
once more. 1t is insinuated that this is 8
bull movement to enable heavy holders to
unload before the stores of Eastern Eu.
rope are opened up.
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GREECE is living Greece once more,
and has got her blood up, ready to fight,
She had better be careful before she strikes,
as Turkey isn't dead vet by am means, and
may retaliate some day.
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RCRRETT.

Elihu Burritt, the "learned blacksmith
who was reported dangerouslysick few days
ago, has greatly improved, and his friends
have steady hopes that he Will soon be
| we'll
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FORT LEAVENWORTH.
Letter From ..sIac.'' - This Time
With a II. =. Attached.

Letter From "-sIac.'' - This Time
With a II. :. Attached.
EDITOR TINES 1T is said, by those
competent to know, that Fort Leavenworth
is the best located and finest appointed iu-
land military post in the country. Visit.
ed it a short time ago, and was more than
surprised at the changes that had taken
place in the las: decade of years. Had |
been dropped there from a balloon and
survived the shock, do not think could
have recognized it, for all the old land
marks have been removed, and the place so
enlarged and beautifully improved that it
is absolutely new post; and the big
muddy" in seeming sympathy with the
changes, has changed its channel to the
other side. We had many friends at the
post in former days. but most OF them have
crossed the river, and solved the problem
of the hereafter" We still cherish their
memory, and will while life endures: we
looked for familiar faces, but few were TO
be found, and we returned to this city in
sadness and gloom. So much for the Fort,
now for the PS
LEVI WILSON.
Visiting the Fort nov, and not seeing this
gentleman, for many years the general su-
perintendent, .ridin' round, is like witness
ing the play of Hamlet with the principal
character omitted; he was one of the '.insti-
tutions," and wiihstood the pressure of pol
iticians livery much TO their chagrin and
disgust through all changes, not because
he had any powerful political influence to
sustain him, but because of his answering
fidelity and integrity of purpose. and never
falling, in thefaithful discharge OF duty. These
elements SO tremendously blended in Mr..
Wilson S'royed more potent than all the Do
litical influence that could be mustered
against him. He still lives" but is en-
gagged in ether, and We trust, more profita-
bic pursuits.
SCRAP OF NEWS To MANY
There are gentlemen now living in this |
.iry perfectly familiar with the facts that |
The writer OF this article, when in the army |
Is Captain and A. q. NJ, on duty at Wash
ngton, in the spring of 1862, was rendered
! transfer from that point to Fort Leaven-
xorth. with the condition precedent ths,
Levi Wilson was to be removed and little
hip OF fellow called Warren substituted.
The tender" was promptly and pre-empto-
lily declined, not with thanks but with
cuss words" A transfer was obtained.
lowever, fev days after the TENDER was
eclIned, through the writer's own exertions.
ut on arriving at St. Louis, he was over
ES s...--
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Please send by Eastern mail, sample cop
les of the daily and weekly TIMES, to Rock
land, La Crosse county, Wisconsin.
DAVID A. GAYLORD.
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have a large wholesale grocery house on
NJ rite avenue. They have been here for
several years and have money and friends );
they have large and constantly increasing
trade, which, by their close attention to
business, they are sure to hold. Their
stock is complete in all its details. They
are both energetic business men, and are
bound 10 succeed
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Please forward specimen copies OF your
daily and weekly TINES TO Lyons, Wayne
county, n. y. STEPHEN SkINKLE.
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noes TT Paw TO ADVERTISE

Some time ago We inserted an advcr-
risement of The TINES in number OF
eastern papers. including several OF those
most widely circulated, inviting persons
who contemplated moving West or who
thought of subscribing for western paper,
to send for sample copies of The TINES,
and in order to show that the people read
the advertisements and to give the reader
an idea of the amount Of advertising that
The TINES is doing for Kansas, We give
below the orders received for sample copies
in one day. All of these were received by
mail yesterday:
Please forward Inc sample copies CT The
TIMES 10 Upper Lacok, Lancaster county,
Pa. L. - hohii-h-
Oblige me by sending a sample copy of THE
TIMES, and rates of adv cruising. have some
Kansas lands want 10 sell. Send to Toledo,
Ohio. HARRY IL. WHITE
Isaw notice in GloJe-Democrdt that you are
sending out specimen copies Of THE TINES
Send to Valley City, Pike county, III.
+ l. CRANE.
You will please send me sample copy OF
your paper. might get you up club. You
might, if you desire, send a few sample copies.
Address Doniphan, Kansas.
Go. W THOMAS.
Please send me a specimen copy of THE
TINES. Saw your advertisement in the New
York Observer. Address, Holland, Erie Co.,
GEO. w.FAUCEEE.
viii Won please send me a sample copy of
your weekly paper, 10 LawrencevilIe, Illinois.
II. e. MCCLEAvE.
Send specimen copy To Warren Lincoln,
CoIlinsvilie, Pa, and obiige,
WARREN LINCOLN.
Send sample copy of THE TINES 10 c. Hols-
ton, Conway, Iowa, and w. Holston. Long
worthy, Iowa, and oblige,
Please send to my address your premium
list and specimen copy of THE TIMES. Ad-
dress Longton, Elk county, Kansas.
j. HxNRY WILSON
Please send me copy Of THE TINES TO
BoonvilIe, Cooper county, Mo.
Respectfully, ANDREW HENDERSON.
Please send me copy OF your paper TO Scio,
Harrison county, Ohio. Yours,
n \. b. MINsRD.
Please send TO my address n sample copy of
your paper to Beloit, Mitchell Co., Kansas.
--- ). W. CooMBS.
Please mail me a sample copy of THE. TINES
to Steele Mills, Randolph Co, Illinois.
- . CALVIN ELSEY.
Please send me a copy Of your TIMES and
price to East Rochester, Ohio.
---- 81 ]. J. NELL.
Send to North I.ewisbury, Champaign coun-
ty, Oh,o a copy of the Leavenworth TIMES.
Saw advertisement in The Independent.
.-- Il as. 4. NJ. SPILLMAN.
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on somebody e.se's land Won can't most al
ways sometimes tell. They had no other
title than might, with a strong probability
that they might yet ou>ted. II was not I'M
III 1870 thai the lnS an tit.ewas extiDguish-
ed, and then it was that independents, Ike
young Hercules burst her bands and BEGUN
TO develop her resources. Uncertainty was
the bands that had bound her, certainty
was The great lever that moved her now.
FROM this on immi grafton was steady and
rapid The county was organized with the
county seat at ''Nerdisris City" but Inde-
pendence was destined TO be The metropolis,
and il was soon removed to that point
where it now is. ...-..
Each year witnesses large increase in
! the acreage in orchards this is prominent
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VICTOR Emmanuel and Napoleon III.
died on the 9th OF January, five years
apart
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INDEPENDENCE.

Please send specimen copy of THE TINES
to Lawrenceburg, Ind. GEO. LANYARD.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January %, 1873.
EDIIoR INE:-The Kansa, Marshal
has come and gone. He has been with us
about week and leaves to night under q
vast, portentous clond. The very ground
gives to his tread. In the language of the
ancient bard he feels,
'like one
Who treadS alone
Some banquet-halI deserted,
W hose lights are fed,
Whose gariands dead,
And all but he departed"
He has Just left us for St. Louis where he
expects to meet Senator Ingalls, and talk
over the situation. The situation at this
end OF the line is not salubrious by any
means, for swift, certain investigation is
in the wake. The Judge is on the bench
and the jury impaneled in the Attorney
Generals Office. Everything about it has a
sharp business look The marshal must
come to judgment. The Attorney General
means business and twenty House commit
ter mean the same thing. There is no
lodging this time. The marshai's office.is
listed for thorough searching investisa-
hon. There is no influence strong enough
to grant postponement
"And can II be,
That this Il All thxts LEFT OF me-
, Last Friday the marshal ventured tn
cross the threshold Of the Department of
Justice and look over some papers which
had been filed BY others than himself, 10
learn the condition of things He found a
very plain, veil worded affidavit among the
papers which set him earnestly to thinking.
He found another stat, ment on file relative
to bogus gaaFds.-Fhe honcrs of Office and
The emola0ents belonging only to actual
guards have inveigied him into . fright
smart" chance Of impending trouble. lie
boldly claimed, on Ills arrival here, that
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are just fitting up their fine, large building
on Main street tor the reception of very
large invoice Of agricultural implements.
This is a new firm. but Is starting out un-
der very fattering auspices and / have 10
doubt will meet with the success thev de-
sarye
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.HoTELS-cALDwELL HOUSE.

The Murphy movement has struck indie
pendence and caught up in its course abeut
600 OF her citizens. independence also has
lady barber who handles the razor with
a. dexterous a touch "a the most skillfuI
adept in the art tonsorial Every one down
here Is in sympathy with THE TINES in the
fight against the bullionists OF the East, and
when the time comes will come noblv to the
front and demand that there be Just legisla-
ton on the subject. Yours. etc,
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II you feel dun, tIrnwSv, G,b!lI.atrd, haV-
loYuCut head che, mouth TASTES u;t lily. poor
dItt.Itc. and tom -I' coated, you are suffer-
IN from torpid liver; uT '-bii!IousHeSS. - and
ao, hlHG VIII eur. yUG - speedily and psrnla-
nrujlV - 20 take ~IMNOSS LINER KEGULA
TOIS Or MEDICINE.
EUE UCCrTs
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Please send me a copy Of THE TINS to
Fair bury, III. GEO. GosHoRN.
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FOSTER EROS.

are the heavy real estate men OF Southern
Kansas, being. as they are, among the old
est settlers and thoroughly conversant with
every foot OF land, its location and quality,
they posses many advantages over any other
fl IN. Thy have an immense amount OF
land on their books, which they are selling
at from - To SO per acre. ANY one in
need OF home, and who thinks OF locating
in the West, cannot do better than to cor
respond with or see these gentlemen. They
do not belong to the shyster class, but are
high-minded, honorable gentlemen.
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PURIFY yEGETs Bile,

The Cheapest, pur
est and Best Family
Med cine Ia The
. World.
M E,FTECTUNL
SIEtiFIC Tor all
dI>,a> : Of H., Liver
Stomach and ~pl On
Regulate tfo Liver
. and prevent
I HILL. AND FF.-
NrR, NNLABIOTS
: ~ Els, BOW Ell
ESN t-<< AIN
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SICK HEADACHE!

Pr-sc-, 81 90. so'a by all Druggists.
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PARKS & o'CoNNOR.

These gentlemen have but lately formed
a partnership. Judge Parks is from Aur,-
ra, ILL.,, where he was judge of the circuit
court several years, and where he acquired
wide reputation. He is gentleman of
fine address, an eloquent speaker and an
able lawyer. Mr.. OConnor is a gentleman
OF fine ability, upright and honorable in his
practice, and has come from numerous well
fought legal battles the victor. They are
sound firm, and are bound to meet with sue
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Send to North I.ewisburg, Champaign coun
ty, OHIO, a copy OF the Leavenworth TIMES
Saw advertisement in The Independent.
-- ...- s..r- -- 4. NJ. SPILLMAN.
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Send sample copy of THE TINES 10 c. Hols-
ton, Conway. Iowa, and W. IIolston, Long
worthy, Iowa, and oblige,
C. EDLSrDN.
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Please send me copy Of your TIMES and
price to East Rochester, Ohio.
- 90 III T. l. NEIll
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JUDGE MARTIN,

formerly receiver at the L. 5. land office. i.
now engaged in the more congenial and lu
crative practice OF his profession. judge
Martin hasseveral times been circuit Judge
and is one OF the most honorable, high
minded gentlemen it has ever been nv good
fortune TO meet. He is a lawyer OF more
than ordinary ability, and goes back to his
Old profession with all the more zest for his
vacation. That he will meet with success
is beyond a question of doubt In the same
office with Judge Martin may be found
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Leyysng ON . GRAVEYARD.

The sheriff has levied on the Frankfort
graveyard.
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Please mail me a sample copy of THE. TINES
to Steele Mills, Randolph Co, Illinois.
CALVIN ELsEY.
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GEORGE CHANDLER.

is another man OF whom independence NAV
ieel justly proud. He is one of the young
men W no have made Kansas what she is to-
day, who are never satisfied until their eli
forts are crowned with success. His record
Is 'potiess, hi, legal ability unquestioned
and he can look back upon numberless well
fought fields from which he has come otI
successful and established an enviable repu-
tatiOn.
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CONSTrPATIoN :

SHOULD not De regarded
~ atTiifing ailment-.n fact
mature demands the utmost
regularity OF the bowels,
amt any deviation Uon
this d. maud pHv,s the way
eli n To SERIOUS danger. II
Is quite necessary la remove,
impure acyuruuiItiOuS isOm
the bowels IS II l. To eat or
sleep, aud no health can he
exp. Cf'd where "a cost.Ve
hs.LIt Of hO,!y prevails.
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Please send TO my address sample copy OF
your paper to Beloit, Mitchell Co., Kansas.
- " C,pNIs,
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How many suffer torture day after day.
making life a burden and robbIng rNi~tsuc,.
81 All pleasure o~Ibg go JHr CIst suffering
from Pies. l"t ICi il ready tO the hand
Of almost any on" who viii use SysTrmaticsli-
~ the remedy that has permanently cured
thousands, SIMMONS I.VFI; EEt,I-I.ATuR !.
no drastic violent purge, bu, "a gentle assi>-
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William DINhIN,
is a gentleman OF fine ability. a whole
souled, true hearted man one who has
boen eminently successful at The bar, gain
ing the respect OF all with whom he comes
IN contact, Not only by his legal ability, for
lew are has equals, none his peers, bat by
ms upright, honoi able course. His ability
Is acknowledged by all, and doubt not
T. at the future has IL store for him many
triumphs.
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IN August OF 1869

a town company with fortune in corner
lots looming up before them came over and
established tosp site, but when you build
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BAD BREATH,

Nothing Is 81 unpleasant, nothing i 50 COM
mon as bad breath and in nearly every csrS..
IL comes nom Tho 5 omach, and can he
easily corrected II You will take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR Do not neglect So sure
"a remedy FOR TINS rypuS We disorder. IL will
ais" Improve your appetite, Complexion and
General Health
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