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1--WE Coed APpsiasoenss.

Nelson Nye, for many years past q member
OF the IRE department, and George W. Boyle,
one of Leavenworth's oldest citizens, have
been appointed by the postal department rs
carriers in the city, relieving George DeSanno
and John Scholars. Both OF these appoint
ments are good ones, and will give universal
satisfaction. Mr.. Nye enlisted In 1858 In Co.
X, 9Th regiment OF the Michigan volunteer
cavalry, went with the regiment when IL
Joined sherman. and under Gen. Jud.O on Kill
patrick made the entire campaign OF the
CarolinaS and Georgia. He came 10 this city
In ISIS, and vent into the Ore department In
the fall Of that year in 1870 he entered the en-
ploy Of the U. s. Express company. and in
october Of that year vas appointed EIpre.
Messenger on the n X 4 I. r h, and AZ
forwards on the X. p. In ISIS he again enter
ed the fire department, With which he has
been since identified. Mr.. Boyle is an old
pioneer kanSan, and has been . resident OF
t1is city fer nearly twenty year8. He served
in S5GWith old John Brown and vas It the de-
Tense OF Lawrence. He was also the o6lcer
who served the habeas Corpus papers In the
famous Charley E1shec case, being q that
time deputy aheri6 under Mr.. Golden, Who
Vas the iirst sheriff Of this county. He en-
tered the army IN 1851 snA served until near
IL the clos Of l6e6, being on deeascAed
service most Of the time, otserving With any
particular regiment 10Th Of the new q.
polntees are Old ooldleg1, and aro deoorviSR
q what they have received
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PERSONAL.

Capt Tough has returned.
U. IL. Gregg, is In the city from oiaihe.
Seth HolIinssworth is in from Tonganoxie.
&. Ii. Foster, Esq, of Chicago, is in the
city.
}. b. Bailey, of ST. Louis, is registered ar the
Mansion.
ID. TreichliDger, ofSt. Louis, is at the CONT
Mental.
Jw Odds. of Brighton. Iowa, is a guest at
the Mansion.
MI. Fitzgerald, Of ST. Louis, is stopping in
the city y day or 80.
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lNCERSOLLAN'A.
Which was the Name Of the Disease
with Which Daniel Hartley
was Afflicted.
The Effects of Which Were the
Cause of His Being Sent to
Osawatomie.
lNCERSOLLAN'A.
ADIUDGFD CRAZY.

ADJUDGFD CRAZY.
In the Probate Court, yesterday, before
Judge Mann, Daniel Hartley, residing near
Tonganoxie, was before the court, a charge
of insanity having been preferred against
him. 1t did not appear from the evidence
adduced that he was in any way dangerous,
having never displayed any homicidai or
SUICIDAL Tendencies,
but having become deranged upon
the subject Of religion. He was
incapable of attending to the duties devolv-
ing upon him, of the support OF himself and
family. He resides upon a farm two miles
a family Of
FOUR FEMALE CHILDREN,
the mother being dead. The situation Is a pc
culiariy sad one, rs Hartley Is an honest so
Der, industrious and hard working man.
insane and Incapable OF maintaining himself
and family, appointed u. 4. WOodcock AS
HIS GUARDIAN,
and ordered that Hartley by cared for by the
State as the estate was not SUFFICIENT 10 sup
port the children and the father, and accord-
ingly Hartly VIII be taken to Osawatoinie
as soon as room can be made for him down
there. The one hallucination under which
Hartley labOrs Is that
BOB INGERsoLL
has called him to have his aid and assistance
Others which tend in any way to religious
nature, he is as crazy as can be. In converse
ton in the court, yesterday, While
the jury was out, Hartley said, in
SORT OF CONFIDENTIAL WAY,
as though not wishing to have ii generally
understood or bruited about, that there had
been for a long time a religious revolution or
instruction Matching in Washington, The
main idea and plan Of which was Inc over
throw of the Cove rnment, but that Just as the
plot was about to he sprung, lngersoll stepped
In and busted
THE WHOLE ARRANGEMENT
higher'n a kite. Hartley asked the Sheriff If
he'd seen the picture OF the bull in the new
almanacs. Receiving an affirmative answer,
Hartley said that bull had been made and put
in the almanacs expressly for him, and that
take the bull by the horns by setting Russia
and England TO fighting between themselves;
then bismarck would come over ana
CONQUER AMERICA,
and make the United States a dependency
upon the German Imperial Crown; Turkey
would turn upon Russia again and rs.'ake
all of her conquered territory /: Austria would
be blotted out from among the nations OF The
earth, while
FRANCE WOULD AGAIN REAssERr
the asc.ndancy of the days of the Fir>t En-.
pire. In America the internal arrangement
of the country would he changed, and We
would he converts To lnger>ollism; that was
the great work To be accomplished, aud he
didn't want Ia be absent when
TiEoBIE,-r WAS ACCOMPLISHMENT.
rpon subjects other than religious, he talked
cohersntly enough, but when IL approached
anything of thai nature he was OF crazy at
once lie is about fOrty.two years OF age,
evidently more than fairly educated, but un-
fortunately possessed of "A mind too weak To
stand the mental strain To which 1t has been
pat.
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TIGI. SOCIAL SEASON.
Reception Given Last Night :tt fhc
Residence OF Ex-senator Caldwell
10 Judge CTozicr md Wife.

A reception WAS given last night to Judge
Robert CIpzior, of the District Court, and
lady, by ex-senator caldwell and wife AT the
elegant residence OF the latter, on Broadway,
which was attended by nearly two hundred
guests. constituting the elite OF our metrOpOl-
Itan society. The drawing rooms OF the hosts
magnificent mansion Were brilliantly light
ed and most aTtiStically decorated, and tiiled
with LeayenwOrth'S bTayesJ and falreSi, who
had assembled to greet our honnred towns
man and his bride. succeeding the earlier
hours of the evening the YOluptuOuS waltz
and fascinating gu8drille usurped the time
and attention Of the assembled guests, the
dancing being interrupted 10 partalNc of an
elegant collation.. The reception WaN the
chief event OF the present society season.
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THE COURTS.



Pickings.
DISTRICT COURT.
Burgess VS. Boegs. Jury fee paid by defend
ant. Judgment ordered against plaintiff iOi
Anderson County Savings Bank VS.. Leav
enworth County. Leave given defendant 10
file demurrer.
William II. Lott vs. SAME Same entry.
King VS.. Powers, 81 al. passed till next Sat
urday.
made plaintiff Ten days given receiver To
file amended petition. Defendant ordered 10
answer BY July LIST, 1873.
Same VS.. Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
H. w. Ide, as receiver, substituted as party
plaintiff.
Shoyer W. Bernstein-P. g. Lowe appoint
ed receiver to collect rents, &c. Bond, 500.
Ide vs.. Hensley ct alp. q Lowe appointed
Anthony Va. Wendell-Defendant's motion
TO discharge attachment passed until MOh-
day.
Griffin vs. CarrollLOur motion of plaintiff
sale confirmed and ordered
Insley vs.. Casey ct al-Defendants ordered
TO appear on Saturday next, and show cause
AGAINST them for contempt
Court adjourned until Monday morning al
nine O'Clock.
POLICE COURT.
There was but one case before the police
court, yesterday morning. that being plain
drunk, upon which there was the usual As-
sessment.
PoLICE COURT.
In the matter of the estate Of Patrick +.
Powers, deceased John Harmon and Michael
Phelan. executors, first annual settlement OF
said estate continued until the 3rd Of June
next
In the matter of the estate OF David Taylor,
deceased, =. +. Taylor, administrator, order
made authorizing the administrator to pay
the taxes on real estate Of said estate for the
year ISL.
b. f. Fryer, for s, l3i proved and allowed.
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A ShOfin the Dark.

The following notice, clipped from recent
issue of the Scranton, Pennsylvania, Press,
will be Of Interest to the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. W. =. Collins, of this city, who are
related to the persons named:
Early on Saturday morning a probably ia
tai shooting accident occurred at oxford
borough. Chester county. During the night
The burglar alarm attached to the residence
of Saunders Mccullough went of, either vol
UNFAIRLY or 10y being tempered with by some
one trying to effect an entrance The noise
from the their catcher was heard both by
Mr.. and Mrs, Met ollough, who Immediately
got up. Tine husband went for his L.Stol,
while his wife sought the match safe, which,
unfortunately, was empty, and she went To
another paTt OF the room. MIR Met oiloggh
lid not hear her, and, seeing some one NOV
ing i'm the opposite part Of the room 10 which
ne supposed his wife was in, shot AT the OBJ
irrt. She. with a shrek, fell Ia the floor.
The bah lodged in the lcTt side. juSi below
the col al bono, and II Is feared viii prove
1.Fsti-
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OUT FROM THE DEF.
The Body of n Woman Found AT
Kansas City-Is it the LeayenV,orth
Suicide

Sulc10e
THAT MYSTERY.
1t viii be remembered that on the morning
of the 4th OF May, young French girl named
Christina Meyer, living with her parents on
South Finh Avenue, beyond Sigel's Garden,
committed suicide by jumping INTO the Mis-
souri river, from the railroad bridge across
Five Mile Creek. The causes which led 10
THE RASH ACT
are unknown, and will probably always re-
main one OF those great secrets which will Ice
disclosed only on the morn OF that day when
the great trump Will sound, TO bring 10 light
those mysteries which, on earth, have been
sealed baskets, the contents of which are hid
den.
TIE SUBSEQUENT SEARCH
for the poor unfortunate proved unavailing
and fruitless, as The swift and subtle current
of the treacherous river bore Its prey from
sight and knowledge, and all hope of ever re-
covering the remains We're abandoned.
DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY,
however, says the Kansas City Journal, as
some boys were catching drlftwood near
Crawford's saw mill, on the bank of the Mis-.
souri, river, about four O'Clock, one of them.
Bud johnson, saw a suspicious looking OBJ
Ject floating down and catching 10 with ms
nook was horrified 10 see that IL was human
body, and a woman's. He towed IL 10 the
shore near the Advance Elevator, and in
few minutes the bank was crowded with a
gaping mob of people, each one eager for a
glimpse OF the unknown dead.
THE ARRIVAL.
of the coroner and undertaken, the remains,
which proved 10 be those of "A woman, We're
taken from the river The deceased appeared
Ia have been about 70 years of age, good LOOK
ing, having iull round face and long dark
brown hair, and PROBABLY weighed about one
hund red and sixty pounds. Her outside
clothing consisted OF waist, made of calico,
having broad stripes, the skirt was made of
of heavy shoes with high tons, ann light blue
stockings covered her feet. The remains We're
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Mr. GeOrg. W, Seymour, OF High Prairie,
justice OF the peace and postmaster, brought
10 TINS Office yesterday some specimens OF
wheat five and a half feet, aud rye seven and
u half feet in height. The rye Is from "a " c.
ond crop OF the same sowing, harvested last
year, the ground not having been plowed
again. He has fifteen acres OF wheat, fully
headed, which will bs ready TO harvest In
vest in three weeks. All small grain in his
section looks better than ever before, a great
er acreage, also, having been planted than
hprpfaf
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Railways Ready Relief

win afford instant ease, Inflammation Of the
kidneys Inflammation Of the Bladder, In
dxmmatioi OF the Bowels, Congestion of the
Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, Pal
pitatiOn of The heart, Mysteries, Group, Dip
therta Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold Chills,
Ayue Chills, Chilblains and Frost Bites.
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
exists will afford ease and comfort.
Thirty to sixty drops in half q tumbler OF
water will In few moments cure cramps
spasms sour stomach, heartburn, sick head
ACHE diaarrhea, dysentery, collie, wind In the
bowels, and all Internal pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF
Radway,s Ready Relief with them A
Few drops in water will prevent sickness or
pains from change Of water. II Is better than
French Brandy or Bitters as stimulant.
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chase. He followed them u Choctaw street,
and went On that thoroush;are 10 : xtn
street, but
NOT A TRACE
OF them cruld he discover When notified Of
the escape h. was not told that they had burst
their shackles, and consequently when max
ing inquiries he described eacn OF them as
wearing a chain. As neither Of them ans
wered 10 that description Murphy was thrown
if"iii Tue scent and was unable 10 ind the
LascAls, Who are still at large. II any body
mus TWO men answering To the description Of
those escaped. they will please leave them at
the county jail, ~ they're waited.
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Hru.g.d and Robbed =.

A man too drunk 10 give his name was
cartad Ia the police station yesterday alter
noon. He has been in the city for two OF
three days, and yesterday stated 10 police
officer that lac had been drugsed, ana then
robbed. at "A saloon near the Union Depot, hC
couldn't remember where, being relieved OF q
silver Elgin watch, worth $40, and Sl4 In mon
~. He said he had formerly been AN cngl'
ncer on the AtchiSOn, Topeka & santa 10
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Ton ysncl, WateF.

Owing TO the too abundant supply OF water
last night. and its too general diffusion, the
lecture which was to have been delivered
last night AT the Baptist Church by the Hon.
Il. i. Waggener, OF Atchison, was postponed
IL is 10 be hoped that Mr.. WAGNER viii not
lose heart in the cold water cause simply be-
cause the clouds got ahead OF him last night,
and that lie Will deliver his lecture here at
some future time.
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Bound for the yeIIo,vstone.

The trim little steamer, " 4. Y Bachelor"
arrived at port yesterday en- route irOm Pits
burg to TT. Keogh. Capt. Bachelor, who was
in command, stated to "A reporter that TINS is
his first trip up the Missouri since 1871, at
which time IT. Leaven worth was an extreme
frontier post and Kansas city only consisted
Of one cotton wood cabin at the boat landing.
He says he viewed many of the old points
along the river with more than ordinary ill.,
terest.
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OR. RAILWAY II have mad Ovarian Tumor
In the Ovaries and bowels. All the doctors
said "there was no help for It," tried every
thing that was recommended, but nothing
mined To try it, but had no faith in IL, be-
cause had suffered for twelve years. took
six bottles of the ResOlvent and one box oil
your Railways Pills, and two bottles Of your
Ready helief and now there Is not sign of
tumor to be seen or felt, and i feel better,
smarter and happier than have for twelve
years. The worst tumor was In the left side
Of the bowels over the groin. I write this To
YOU for for the benefit of Others. You can
publish this II YOU chOoee.
HANNAH p. KNAPP,
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The funeral OF the late JACOB Bauer took
place from the family residence on Usage
street between Third and Fourth, yesterday
afternoon, being largely attended. fully forty
carriages containing friends and relatives OF
the deceased being in the procession VIII IA
WAS headed by Whitehair', band. The re-
mains were Inferred al Mount Nuncic.
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OR. RAILWAYS


Perfectly tasteieas, elegantly coated will
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify. cleans.
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cur
OF all disorders Of the stomach, Liver, Bowels
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
ache, Constipation. Costiveness, Indigestion
Dyspepaia, billiousneas, Bilious fever, In
Examination OF the Bowels Piles, and ALI de.
rAneementA OF the internal viscera- WArran'
ted 70 effect positive cure Purely veseta-
BILE, containing no mercury, minerals or dele
ferrous drugs.
0D-Observe the fOiiOwin s - iup'Gils RESULT
ing from disorders oi the Diso-u,e Organs:
Constellation, Inward Pij-s, fullnes of The
Rood in the Lead, Acid:sy of the stomach
NuaseA, Heartburn, basyust Of fo0i; fuIiness
Wetght Of tAs stomach, sour Quotations,
mixing OF Flutterings At the heart, Choking,
q suffering Sensation when In lying pOs-
ture, Dimnes Of Vision, DOtts OF web6s be-
tore the sight, Fever ami dull pain In the
bead, Deficiency Of Precipitation, feiiOwn ~
OF the Skin and Eye, pam Ln The sade, chest
limbs, and sudden nushcs of the heart, burn.
ing In the neAh.
4 few dose. Of RadvayS Pills VIII nee the
gyssem from all the nbovo-nAmed disorders
ffics Is cents per box. Sold ~ al Druggists
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ExQuisiac Pleasure.

The most exquisite pleasure Is derived from
i'r Prices American Perfumes. His Alist;,
Bouquet Sweet Clover, La lies FavOrite and
other handkerchief ojors, are as fragrant and
natural us the hDwers from which they are
made. Those who wish the most delightful
o,iors should obtain DIR. Prices perfumes.
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PHcR q PK8 BO1TLk
AN nRoRTANr LETTER.

ANN HARBoR, Mich, April 50, 1877.
MDR RADwAY-kind sir IL have been TAX
nv YOUR ResOlvent, Regulating Pills, and
also using the Ready Relief for about one
year for Ovarian Tumors on the abdomen,
which the most eminent physicians Of our
medical college pronounced incurabie.
They were like knots on . tree. When
sat in a chair they hung almost To the noor,
and my weight was rs pounds when COM
mencs,d with your remedies, and now II Is
IN. pounds but they are not all gone yet. 1
have taken twenty bottles Of ResOlvent, nine
OF Relief and twenty-iour boxes OF f1Ils-
ne, the medicine from &c. Grenvii." Please
SEND me your book False and true"
MRS. l.. KNAPP.
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For Ss5.

\ So Sewing Machine, and THE DIALn
TINES for year, or The WEEKLY TINES iol
five years.
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The Only Psin Remedy

that instantly stops the most excruciating
main. alIays inflammation, and cures con-
9estions, whether Of the lung: stomach, bow
els, or other glands or organs, by one appli-
cation in from one to twenty minutes, no
the rheumatic, bed-ridden, infirm, crippled,
nervous, neuralgia, or Frustrated with dis
ase may suffer,
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John ]. Morry, discharging firearms and
cutting up generally, was fined so.
The cases of J. 4. Gray, Mrs. Gray and
Robert Gray, assault, Were continued TO the
.ath inst. Its a family row.
Pat. Clancy, petty larceny, given six
months i'll the county Jail.
Twenty dollars in fines were assessed in The
court yesterday morning.
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CAD FALSE Ass Iaui."

send 0 letter y ap u Raj Say a., No
\ nrYan rofusr ..aIc9 ssreet, New io1k
tnsRpsa.soss sOG,L tn0uaa0os Al ~ o.
0A1 Z.
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HEALTH ! BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich blood-increase OF
0esh and weight-clear skin and beautiful
com plexiOn secured to all.
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THE TRACK OF THE STORM

is everywhere marked BY desolation and
ruin. Its width is from quarter to a half
mile. 1t lifted, in several places, only to
come down In Others with renewed fury and
force. 1t was accompanied BY thunder and
lightning of the most terrifying nature. The
belt Of country traversed is low and vet,
very favorable conditions for the develop
ment Of
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Z. r. r.
Railways Ready Relief,
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from one to Twenty Minutes,
NOT ON. HOUR

After reading this advertisement need any
one suffer with pain. Railways Ready Relief
Is . cure for every PAIN. II was the first and
IL
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MADISON, Wis, May 25.-Further re-
ports from the tornado list indicate that
the loss Of life and property is far greater
than was first reported. Additional par
ticulars are learned from farmers and
others who came to this place for supplies.
The town of Perry seems to have been the
first place in this county touched BY the
storm. Thence it swept across the lower
part Of the county, entering Jeffer-
son county, near Fort Atkinson, and
veered round to the north, then the east,
Primrose, Perry and Montrose, in this
county, suffering severe damage. Reports
indicate that thirty lives we're lost and be-
tween fifty and one hundred injured in this
county alone.
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Information OF the death OF James McMul,
lien filed, and letters of administration issued
To Mary McMullen, widow of deceased.
In the matter OF the estate OF William
Moore, deceased, letters of administration is
sued TO Amanda Moore, widow of deceased.
In the matter of the estate of James NJ.
Dickson deceased, Lydia A. Dickson, admin
lSiratTlN ois bonus mon, administration sus-
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THE COUNTS.
The District Court TO Convene this
Morning Probate Matters Police
Pickinys.
DISTRICT COURT.


The District Court convenes this morning
al 10 o'clock, Judge CTozier on the bench, IL
l,stn daN
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4 storm of like intensity passed over
nearly the same belt Of country about
twenty five years ago. News from the In
terror is very SLOW in reaching here, bot
from accounts already receiyed.it i evident
that the worst is yet to be learned. The
los to life and property cannot b estims-
ted, but will doubtless reich HUNDREDS Of
Thousands Of dollars, vile the los Of life, il
is feared, will largely exceed he przent
estimateaL
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Or. RAcWA1's
Sarsa7arilIian ResoIvent

Has made the most astonishing cures 10 rap.
Id are the changes the body undergoes u nder
the influence OF this truly wonderful medi-
cine that every day an increase In flesh Sand
weight Ii seen and felt.
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STATE TEACHERS IN COUNCIL.

These figures In regard 10 the insane are al
81 incorrect, the number being something
over twenty.
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TIE SUBSEQUENT sEAECH

for the poor unfortunate proved unavailing
and fruitless, as the swift and subtle current
Of the trescherous river bore its prey from
sight and knowledge, and all hope of ever re-
covering the remains We're abandoned.
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Schools" Prof. c. C. Hufchin-
son, Fl. Scott DiswssioN: Supt. w. A.