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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
SsN YEARS OLD.


Celebration of the Sixth Anniversary
Of Mechanics Lodge No. 50, .. o. o.
F., Last Evening.
The hall of this Lodge was densely crowded
last night, the occasion being the celebration
of the sixth year of its existence. Many dis
tinguished visiting members were present.
Past Grand Master, II. ID. McCarty among
the number. A secret movement which had
been on foot for some weeks past vas also to
eliminate on the occasion, wherein Deputy
Grand Master George H. Davis " as to be sur
prised by being made the recipient of an ele-
CANT regalia, and when the proper time came,
Past Grand NJ. c. Morris, OF 50, arose, and, in a
few appropriate words, placed the emblem of
friendship, love and truth upon the shou.-
ders of Mr.. Davis, stating that it was a token
of the high esteem in which he was held by
the lodge of which he was one 1.-THE founders
The rsyalia is one of the handsOmeSt ever
brought to this city, and is indeed gift which
any one might well feel proud of
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Morris remarks,
lengthy speech, giving brief history OF the
Lodge and the causes which led to its estab-
lishment, and stated that 50 was, although
only six years old, the peer of any lodge in
the State. His remarks were loudly applaud
ed.
Past Grand McCarty, OF Leavenworth
Lodge, No. ?, being called upon, came for
ward, and congratulated the Lodge upon its
prosperity, and felt gratined at the brotheriy
feeling which had always existed among the
appropriately recognize the effective services
OF Mr.. Davis, one Of the founders OF the
Lodge. His remarks were we'll received.
Pc. Thos. L. johnson was the next speak.
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Rad ways Ready Relief

Will afford instant ease, Inflammation OF the
X Idnevs Inflammation OF the Bladder, In
Illumination of the Bowels, Congestion Of the
Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, Pai-
pllaIion Of the heart, Mysteries, Group, mp
tucri;l, CalarrlI, Influenza, Heidach'-, IOotn-
ache, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cold ChllIs,
Ayue Cniiis, Chilblains and Frost Bites.
TIT, application OF the Ready Relief to
the part or parts where the pain Or difficulty
exists will afford ease aud comfort.
Thirty 10 sixty drops III hail tuinbler Oh
water will IN "A few moments cure cramps,
s,,sus. sour stomach, he,i tDurn, sick head
ache dlaa rrn-st, uyseiitery, cole, WIND III the
bowels, anu ali internal pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF
KadySay.s Skeady fkesief with them. A
Few drops in water will prevent sickness or
pains from change OF water. IL Is better thin
French Brandy OF bitters - "A sumuiant.
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EEYEx AND 4 CUE.

Every drop of the Sarsaparillian ReSolVen'
communicates through the brood, sweat
urine and other fluids and Juice OF the system
The VigOr of Life, for II repairs the wastes %
the body with new and sound material
Scrofula, syphilis, consumption, gianduiaI
disease, ulcers in the throat, mouth, tumors
nodes in the gland and other parts oil the sy s.
tenn, sore eyes, slrumorous discharges from
the ears, and worst form OF skin diseases
eIuptious, lever sores, scaid head, ring worm,
salt rheun, erysipeias, ache DiIck Spots,
worms in the flesh, tunOrs, cancers IN the
womb. and all weakening ana painful DIS
charges, night sweats, loss OF sperm ana all
wastes o. the life principle are WITHIN the
curative range OF this wonder OF
modern chemistry, and a lew days use Will
prOye to any person using II for either OF
these forms OF disease its potent power 10 cure
them
the wastes and decomposition That are con-
tinually progressing, succeeds IN arresting
these wastes and .epairs the saine win new 1f,H
the SarsapaTilI IN will and does secure,a
cure is certain or when once this remedy
i work Of ios oi Gisch n
ges its repair will be rapid, ana every ia!
the patient Y all feel himself growing Detter
and stronger, the food dlsesteo oe.tef, apPe-
Ing. .,,,,.,, p.sol,,,,,
excel all remedia. agents in the cure oil Enron
ic Scrofuious, Constitutional and skin DIS
eases, but II is the only positive cure Tor Kid
ney and Bladder complaints, Urinary and
Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes. Dropsy,
Stoppahe of Water, IncOntinence of Urine,
Bright's disease, Albuminuria. and in all
cases where there are brick dust deposits or
the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with sub
stances like the white OF an egg, or threads
like white silk, OF there is "A morbid, bark, bill
lious appearance, and white-bone dust de-
tosi land when there is a prickling, burning
sensation when passing water, ana pain III
tlesm, ali OF the back and along the lOins.
Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There
is not remedial agent in this world that Will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other malarlous
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
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er. followed by Hon. Thomas Moonlight and
p. q. George T. Bowen, of Metropolitan Lodge
No. -, all of whom made excellent speeches.
All of the speakers of the evening seemed
to have made special preparation for the oc-
casion, and their remarks received frequent
interruptions by applause. All of the Lodges
of this ordet in the city are in prosperous
point of numbers, and a lively interest
IS kept up between these two latter Lodges
for the mastery.
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He Might Use His Spare Change I'm
Paying His Debts.

Major o. j. Hopkins has recently taken a
trip IIp the valleys of the Solomon and Re-
publican and is enthusiastic in praise of the
country. He thinks that Beloit is the hand
soonest town he ever saw In Kansas and be-
Ieves it has a splendid future. He made
some real estate Investments in Clifton.
which he may Approximation City Cn-
ion.
IfMr. Hopkins would call at the TINES Of
fee and lquidate some of his bills he would
leave a much better impression behind him
than he is trying TO make abroad.
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tR. EADWAY'S
REGULATING Pulls.

Perfectly tas,eless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, Cleans ans.
and strengthen. kadways Pills, for the curs
~ ali disorders of the stomach, Liver, Bowels
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous, diseases, Head
ACHE CONSTIPATION. Costiyeness, indigestion
DysDepsia. BiIliousness, Bilious fever, In
Illumination OF the Bowels, Piles, and all de
rangements of the internal viscera. Warrap
ted 10 efiec; a positive cure. Purely vegeta
HE. containing no mercury, minerals or dele.
ferrous drugs.
aSrObserve the following symptoms result
ing from disorders OF the Digestive organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, r ulInes oi tht
Rlosi IN the head, Acidity OF the stomach
Nuasea, Heartburn, DISGUST of F1od;t lines
Weight of the stomach, Sour ErGctatlons
AIMING or Flutterings at the heart, Choking
4 suffering sensation when In a lying pos
tnre- Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webbs be-
fore the sight, Fever and dull pain In the
head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, feiiown- $
Of the Skin and Ewes, pain in the side, chest
limbs, and sudden dushes OF the heart, burn
ing in the flesh.
4 few doses of Railways Pills win free the
system from all the abOve-nafned disorders
Price 8 cents per box. Sold by all druggists
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TIE NEW ELDORADO.
MOntana,s Richness in Precious Met
ais-A New lBonanza king-Thc In
come of 81 900 . Day in Gold.

come of g., 900 . Day in Gold.
Mr.. Charles Wegner, formerly of this city,
but now of Helena, Montana, IN writing to
one OF his friends here, Michael Pheian, Esq,
says that they have had the finest winter
out there he ever saw, and that all the snow
that fell during the winter months would not
measure four inches in depth. 1t has been
warm enough all the time to allow laborers
TO work out of doors without their coats. The
grass is now about two inches high, and the
cattle are rolling fat.
A MAGNIFICENT SIGHT.
Mr.. Wegner goes on to say that a magnifi-
cent sight was witnessed in Helena on the
10th inst, which would makeany mans eyes
water. In Hershfield & Bros. bank there
was displayed, in a show case, a common tin
pan, the size of an ordinary dish-pan, half
full of gold Jumps, varying in size from a
goose egg TO a quart measure, the entire col
lection being worth $4,000. These specimens
came from the now celebrated "Penobscot''
mine, tocated twenty miles northwest OF
Helena and owned by Mr.. Nate Nestel, the
! Bonanzs King OF Montana. He was two
months ago, $4,000 in debt, and now has a
daily insOme OF 5000. He has taken out OF
$1,000 in gold, and has an offer Tor his mine
ofSJD,Oo from Chicago firm.
WHAT MONTANA NEEDS.
Montana will take a great rise this sum
mer, SAYS Mr.. Wegner, and will now, no
doubt, be one OF the richest mining sections
in the Unifea States, besides being one of
the best stock-raising countries in the world.
Auit wants Is men with capital TO develop
It's mines, for the gold, silver and copper Is
there.
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SUGARS,
DRIED FRUITS.
Best Boston ASackcrel.
SPICES
SYRUPS

Pepper per pound, $780, ......
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The reaion why those baking powders in
the market, adulterated with alum, chalk,
and other substances. make bread and bis
cults very indigestible, is because they har-
den the gluten Of the wheat and render it
mr. Prices Cream Baking Powder; its purity
1,,a uerfect combination enable It TO render
Al afficles easy OF digestion, besides preserv-
inc their natural taste.
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
AKsIMPoRTANT LETTER.

ANN HARBOR, Mich, April 80, 1877.
EpR, RADwAY-kind sir IL have been TAX.
.ny your Resolvent, Regulating Pills, and
also using the Ready Relief TOR about one
wear, Tor Ovarian Tuulors on the abdomen,
medical college pronounced incurable.
They were like knots on tree. When l
sat in q chair they hung almost to the floor,
and my weight was as pounds when CON- 2, =
2IU pounds, but they are not all gone yet. 1
have taken twenty bottles OF Resolvent, nine
OF Relief and twenty.fOur boxes OF fiiis. 1
Oct the medicine from &c. Grenvil. Please
send me your book False and true:
Mrs. T.. KNAPP.
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CRACEEES
WOODEN WARE

And a great variety OF small tubs
churnS. pine ard cedar ksnJ-
Ans, butter tubs, sugar
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the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

DR. KADwAY Il have mad Ovarian Tumor
In tn,. oyaries and bowels. All the doctor,
said .sinere was no help for it," tired every
thiuy tuaL " ~ recommended, but nothing
helped me- l saw your Resoivent and deter
mined To try IL, DuJ had no faith IN IL, be-
cause had suffered for Twelve years. TOOK
six bottle, of the Re,olvunt and one box OF
your Sadway's Pills, and Two bottles OF your
Ready Relief, and now there is not a sign oil
tumor to be seen or felt, ana leei better,
smarter and happier than nave for twelve
wears The worst tumor was in the lett side
of th,. bowels over the groin. 1 write TINS 10
Won for Tor the benefit OF others. You can
publish this II you choose.
P"'. HANNAH p. KNAPP,
n Urn RpTvrIK
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Hurst's European Hotel, st. Louis, Mo-, is
the place 10 stop at when in st. Louis. 1t is
centrally located, first class in its appoint
ments, and Is the headquarters for Kansas
people. DIV
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tate oil Andrew stuart, dcce;t>td u, Defend
ant.
Case No. 49,
NOTICE to Henrietta Stuart, AdminIStra
~ nix OF the estate Of tAnuIew SIua' 1. de
CEASED, You are hereby notified, mat you
have boon sued in the above entitled cou,t by
me as Plaintiff for the sum OF fOlty-four hum
dred and fOTty-line dollars and ninety four
cents tsIiiJ.4il, for services rendered as the
attorney of said estate and for money advan-
ced, laid out and expended for the use and
benefit of SAID estat-, an itemiZed account
thereof is set forth i'll the petition on file in
said cause.
That you must answer the petition
filed by me January Sth, ISIS, in said cause
on or before the S0th day o. April, 1873, Oh tue
petition Will be taken as true and q Judgment
will be rendered against You as the Admins
tIatriX of said estate for said. sum of SIiig9..
The nature OF the Judgment will DE fol- Tie
said sum of Siii9.9i, and that the sum OF
money due to said estate Dy ThOs. II. FEM lon
and Il. CIoZieT, or elmer oithem be applied
towards the payment Of said judgment, and
the sale OF me real estate attached in said
cause, fO-wit:
Lots fifteen tI5j and sixteen DO, in block
forty-three (fE. Leavenworth City proper
Lots /, and ), in block lis in the western
addition to the CITY OF Leavenworth state OF
Kansas, less ten feet off of the south side of
lot ), in said block, and that part of block
number thirty-four (3i), in central sub-divis-
ion of LeavenwOrth City, which is described
and bounded as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner of said
block, running thence west along the north
line thereof 2s512 feet, running thence south
on "A line parallel with the east line of said
block TO the south line thereofrunning thence
east along the south line of said block 10 the
southeast corner OF said block, running thence
north along the east line OF said block TO the
place Of beginning, which said tract of land
IL otherwise described as being 2S31S feet off of
the:east and of said block, all in Leavenwo.th
City. County OF Leavenworth and State OF
Kansas, be sold and the proceeds thereof be
applied to the payment of said judgment TO
be rendered accordingly.
JOHN L. PENDERY.
3w Plaintiff.
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/ METEOROLOGICAL ASSGRT.
MEM.
All Sorts of Weather for Nothing
simply Designate Tint Which
You'd Prefer.

All sorts of weather Were prevalent yes
terday and he was indeed an eccentric man
that couldn't make selection out of the var.
iety offered. 1t rained, and showed, and
hailed, and drizzled alternately, but nobody
seemed TO be satisfied. The weather was
clear enough in the morning, but people
grumbled because they were afraid it would
rain before noon; when it did rain they
weren't satisfied when IL showed they didn I
seem pleased, and when the hail began to
patter softly down like the diapason of a base
drum attached TO an intoxicated drummer,
they simply stood still and gently swore TO
themselves There's ne use in trying TO
please the people of the West in regard TO
weather, and evidently Tice has given up in
disgust and let the elements run things.
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NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that George :. Woodward, as Assignee
OF the estate In Insolvency of the Kansas In
surance Company, did, on the 9th day oi
March, A. D., 1875. exhibit on oath 10 the
District Court, in the County OfLeavenwoTth,
in tie state of h nSas, a statement OF the &C.
counts of his trust as such ass gnee, with
proper vouchers by MIN fled in said Court
On the jth day OF March. \. D.. lsss, and that
said accounts will be allowed b. said Court
on Saturday, the 3Oth day of Akrch, y. d.,
good cause to the contrary be shown.
Dated this 6th day OF March, A. ID. ISIS.
MCCuWN FUST,
Clerk OF the District Court OF Lave worth
County, Kansas. marliw3w
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The Only Poin Remedy

hat in family stops the most excruciaiing
nam ai,ays inflammation, and cures con-
9estions, whether oI the lungs, stomach, bow
G., or other sIsnds or organs, by one appii-
cuiOn in from one 10 twenty minutes, no
matter now violent or excruciating the pam
tht. rheumatic, Ded-ridden, intirin, crippled,
nervous, neuralgia, or Frustrated Win diS-
else may suIler,
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NOTICE.
To Whom it may Concern.
Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS.
LEAyENwOETH COUNTY.
In The Probate Court Of said County and !Std.e.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
ANDREW BAUER, Deceased.
rREDITORS and all other persons interest
u ed in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby
notified, that at the next regular term OF the
PROBATE Court, IN and for said county, to be
and county of Leavenworth, state OF afore-
said, on the first Monday IN the month OF
April, A. D., ISIS, shall apply to the said
court for n full and final settlement of said
estate. Chss. DUR and Chas. Pilla, Admins
traitors of Andrew Bauer, deceased.
Leavenworth City, February 18th, A D.,
1873.
Administrators of the estate OF Andrew
Bauer. Feb2sth, -w4w
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RAD "FAlsE AND TRUE"

esnd letter stamp to Rad wsy 4 Co., No
~srrS eorner Church eGreet, New York
iniu11Sstion Vor. ENTHUSIASTICALLY be sent
may
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Best DDiolg ..-..-...--....5l say 90
" CEcoiorvd japan. ..... &C.
$, s., 7sasI 90
English Breakfast ....--.I o.
~ GulpOw1cr II o7EI g
Choice Green Imoer.. -.-...... $
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THE ARTICLE CONTINUES
Received b The Pope.

ROME, March 3O.-The Pope received
ex-President Grant, his wife and son, to-day.
Chattard, rector Of the American College,
awaited Gen. Grant in the hall of the Swiss
Guard, and accompanied him to the Pope's
apartments, where Cardinal McCloskey pre-
sented him to the Pope, who received him
with every mark of distinction.
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HEALTH ! BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich blood-increase .of
flesh and weight-cies,r skin and beautiful
com pIexion secured TO all.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

1887 Prizes, amounting $40 400
Responsible CORE ponding agents wanted
at all prominent points, 10 whom a liberal
compensation VIII be pait.
Application fog rates 70 clubs, should only
be made 70 the Home Office in New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating ful address, for FUR
Their information or - nd orders u
y. =. DItp.RIN.
r. q. EoN So. New Orleans Louis.
lana.
All OIr Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF
GENERALS q. 4. BEAUREGA RID and u
BA l. a. EARLY.
The next draw ing occurs Tuesday, May
18th, ISIS.
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COEFEE.l
GROUND COFFEE.

lbs very best Rio Coffee, LOG
ga" best o. c. Java,..... 100
NJ 4" Mocha COff.. 90
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Crosse & Rlackwell'S.... a.
Lea & Perrin'S Sauces, and KEN :
Tomato CatSUp.
New Sugar Cured Ham. Bacon.
Shoulder and Breakfast Bacon.
Choice Dried Eeef.
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Better Goods and more for the
10 cents, half gallons, IS cents, one gal
bought OF us not being as good as repr
Goods delivered to Fort Leaveuworth
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Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There
is not "A remedial agent in this world that Will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other malarious
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
eyers. tatideI ny Railways Pills. so q lick AS
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bot
tie
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JELLIES.

Largest assortment ever kept il
the city, of the very choicest.
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z. z. f.
Railways Ready Teiiei,
CURES THE WORST PAINS
Ia rom one II Twenty Minutes,
NOT . = g EIE SI&

After reading this advertisement need any
one suffer with pain. Railways Ready Relief
is a cure for every pain. IL was the nrst ana
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NOTICE.
STATE DE KANSAS

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAVENwOETH COUNTY.
In The District Court Of The FOS; judicial Dis.
tiict, SitHtg iSl and yOr LedreHUOrih County
!Sdte Of Kansas.
John L. PcndeTy, Plaintiff.
W.
Henrietta Stuart, Administrators of the Es-
tate of Anurew stuart, deced>, Il, Defend
ant.
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Burnett's Extracts War
ranted Pure.

he money than any other house
gallon jars. 81 IS. White L. ne, Pa
sPreSenied. can be returned al our {,
rth free 0: charge.
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How She Fixed Him.

There IS man in this city who is
so afectionately fond Of his wi e that
he is jealous if man looks within
forty-fve feet of the direction in
which she may happen to be- The
other day a gentleman spoke TO her
and he Immediately threatened sui
eide His wife was dispatched for a
bottle OF poison, consisting Of q little
water colored with liquorice, and Ia.
beled with giaring poison label out,
side. When he threatned to take
some of it, and actually poured some
OF 1t INTO wine glass. she screamed
Tor help and ran out Of the room into
another room, where she could watch
him through the key hole and saw
him coolly open the window and
throw it out. She then rushed back.
apparently frantic with grief, and i'm
plored him not to do the rash deed
tie merely pointed to the glass and
laying down on the floor began to
kick out his legs like a jumping jack.
She told him she was determined to
share his fate, and swallowed the rest
OF the liqurce water, whereupon he
became really frightened, called the
neighbors, confessed he only shamed,
and said if she only survived he would
never trouble her again. Then she
explained the ruse, and he was 80
mortified he tried to buy up the ST
lence of the neighbors, but the story
was too good to keep. He is now
thoroughly cured.-En.
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according to the time the flour has
been exposed 10 air and moisture.
4 Sc. 00O Does e0LpEN C0rrAa.
From the Baltimore Gazette.

1A0ih Oil9 Baltimore Gazette.
The entries for the bench show of
dogs TO be held at the Masonic Tenn
pie April %, "a, rs, aud 26, under
the auspices of the Baltimore Kennel
Club closed yesterday. Nearly 1000
dogs will be on exhibition. The more
prominent entries are by the st. Louis
Club, Westminster Club of N. Y,
Goldsmith Club of Toledo, Ohio. Ed.
Oigill and p. II. Bryson Of Memphis,
and J.. III. Smith ofStrakeroy, Canada.
A pair of Yorkshire terriers from Mr..
Haines, a wealthy merchant of New
York, known as Bright" and "iieau-
ty," will be shown in glass cases, and
no price would indace their owner to
part with them. A pair of Dach-
shunds will excite considerable inter-
est. as they are imported from the
kennels Of the Grown Prince OF Ger
many, and valued at $4,000 each.
The club is u correspondence With
Mr.. J. Fl. Whitman Of Chicago, and
think they will be able to induce him
to send bis famous Scotch deer hound,
which he imported from the kennel
Of Queen Victoria. She is Of the pure
Sir Walter Scott strain, and il valued
AZ $4,000. She wears collar of gold,
surmounted by silver crowns.