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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-06-06
DsIsVINISW,
on Thursday Evening Before the
Academy or Science by W. a. Cole

The following IS a synopsis Of the lecture
delivered at the tellng OF the Academy OF
Science on Thursday evening, 10y Ny. " IL
liam EmmetJe Coleman, aud which Il spp-
ken OF in the highest terms OF praise by al!
those who heard 1t:
After showing how man was subject TO the
same laws OF variation physically and men
tally. 10 the influence OF natural relation and
The struggle for existence, aS IN case OF other
animals, Mr.. Coleman gave a detailed ac-
count of the striking resemblance between
man and the higher mammals, an8tomically
ans physically. During mans .embryolo-i-
I,ass--l through the distinctive characteristics
s,t the lower VertebratcS before attaining
those strictly human. Numerous Tuulnlen-
rary organs IN man were insianced- NalueiesS
and sometimes injurious TO MN, whlcn We're
fuIIy developed and useful in the lower allied
powers. The mental powers OF man and AMI
mails were posted as different, not in Kind.
but in degree. both possessing the same in
tuitions,, instincts, passions, aneciions, and
even complex emotions. together with some
power of reasoning; language also being par
TALLY developed in animals.
The line of man 5 ancestry was traced from
the ascidian, through the vertebrate TO the
antherpoid apes, ana the causes operative in
his physical evolution from the higher apes
indicated. also, the Influences governing The
immense development OF the human iniel-
iect above that OF his ape-ike progenitors-
The loss underlying the genesis OF morality
in which the prolongation of infancy plays
an irnportant part-MSIe next outlined. The
action of sexual selection In man, and the
absence of missing links, were considered,
The lecturer concluding with a statement OF
the reasons why IL is deemed impossible for
any higher type Of existence than man TO be
evolved from man, he being the achn OF evo-
lutioDaiy growth. ~
Coleman Will deliver his concluding lecture
On the Animal Ancest DRY OF the-&saislSR
Race"
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Police Court

Tu; s. I'm fines was assessed Al the Ponce
Gu.rr SO .'erday morning
y. T.. SIIil1CT and \. T. Nip4aaIo' ttNFu u =
nv M. rs,rlre uDpn the charge al y" sTancEr
f.t. .lt.,r cases continued until this morn
4ar. r-- 100
Peter Knapp, drunk, fined $. knapp wa
,ar- afternoon, in the alley in tine rear OF me
en-. Hotel on Cherokee street, bet Wecn flltn
.rr# sixth streCts-Heury kelieilutA, the one
who l.- Knapp. was discharged.
Er.r.r.-Iu I0tfi~h. arrested ON sU~Nicloh OF
H,rv .-I. robbed Mr.. Fred. NoiZ early ON l4ufS-
t.r mH-r.i ing was disc. 1-gop 10 one il1slt.lL-
- r..t against him.
-~.... charge OF assault and battery against
EE,...nrI I-lTlrl. was dismissed.
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Sheriff. Sale No. "a.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue Of an execu-
tIon issued on a Judgment rendered sln an ac-
ton in the District Court, in the County OF
Leavenworth, in the state of Kansas, where
In Jacob Geyer, Receiver of me Home Build
ing Association was Plaintiff, and Edward
Reilly and Mrs Reilly. his wife, whose first
name is unknown: were DEFENDANTS, TO iEe
directed and.deliyefed, Will, On Monday, the
eth day Of july, A. d., ISIS, at eleven O'Clock
A " of that day, at the south front door of
the Court House, In the City of L-avenworth,
in the County Of Leavenworth, in the State
OF Kansas, oner al public sale and sell to the
highest bidder. for Cash in hand, the follow
lag described tract of Ian I, situate, lying and
being in the County of i.eayenwoTth, in the
STATE of Kansas. namely
Lot number ten llOi, and the south fifteen
Q5l feet of lot number nine 90, I'm. block num-
Der nineteen I9i, in Days sub DIVISION Oh
the CITY of LeavrnwOrth-
Dated this 9Th day of June, iSs.
Z. u. LOWE,
sheriff of Leavenworth County Kansas
II. NJ Il HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Mr. Peter Jameson, who has been long
known and popular with our citizens as a
grocery merchant has sold out his stock in
trade TO Mr.. Vim. W. Cooley, of Mt. Pleasant,
and will hereafter handle pillow as an indie
pendent farmer. Mr.. Cooley Is young man
of considerable experience in the grocery
business, and has the peculiar faculty of
making friends. He intends 10 put large
stock of goods in the store he Is to occupy
and it will not be long until the corner OF
Third and Ottawa streets will be graced with
one of the best stores in the city.
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A Good Time.

The BAPTIST Sunday-school excursion train
from Kansas City TO LeavenwOrth, yesterday
morning, numbered seven coaches which
were filled a. iuIl As they possibly could Or,
containing at least five hundred pleasure
seekers. The train arrived at the Union de
Dot a little after ten O'Clock, aud after a stop
of about fiftaen minutes, proceeded 10 the
picnic grounds, which We're In the grove JUS
south of the Arsenal buildings. A better site
than that could have been chosen, although
the selection was by no means a poor one.
There are much better places for picnic pur-
noses i'm the Arsenal grounds than the one
pitched upon. The picnic broke mp about
three o'clock, many Of the excnrsionists n =
firing TO the coaches, and Others spending
the period before train time in visiting the
many beautiful and picturesque pleasure
spots around the post The Baptist Sunday.
school of this city joined with their compan-
ions from the cIty of the hills
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLk
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

Al ANN HARBos, Mich, april ~, ST.
DIX kApwAY-kinc sir IL have been LAX ,
no your R.-,olvent, Regulating Pills, and
also using the Ready Relief Tor about one
wear, Tor Ovarian Tumors on the aO1omen,
winch the most eminent physicians Oh ouf
medical college pronounced incuraole;
They were like knots on q tree. zen
sat in a chair they hung almost 10 the nooi-
and INV weight was rs pounds when SS.n-
msnc,i WIN your remedies, and nov AZ -
~ rounds, but they are not all gone Yet; i
nave taken twenty bottles OF Resolvent, nine
-, K.Ii.t ana twspty-four boxes of Pills 1
s., m. ,nsdi.tn- from .sG. Grenvil-" Please
ee"o Ae ' MRS. L. KNAPP.
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A LUXURY.

The American Perfumes made by DIR. Price
are indeed a luxury, and are extoiisd as such
by the best judges of sweet odors. Their per
f,Ime lasts longer than others found in the
mark and their fragrance is as sweet and ex-
hilarating a. a walk in a garden OF flowers at
evening close. DIR, Prices odors are truly as
sweet and natural as howeS Iresniy
gathered. Try his Floral Riches; II Is cologne
water of delightful fragrance. ltdSw
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Or. RAILWAYS
REGULATING Pulls.

Perfectly tasteIess, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse
and strengthen. Railway Pills, tor the cure
Of Ali disorders of the stomach, Liver, Bowels,
kidneys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
ACNE. Consti patton. Costiveness, indigestion,
Dyspepsia, BlIliousness, Bilious fever, In
fsm nation OF the Bowels. Piles, and all de-
rangem-nts OF the internal yiscera- Warran-
led 10 effect a positive cure. Purely vegeta-
bic, containin. no mercury, minerals or dele
te. Gus drugs
s6-OoseTve the following symptoms result
Ing from disorders vi the Digestive organs:
Consti patton, Inward PD-a,, fuIInes oi The
blood in the Lead, Acid:ty vi the Stomach,
Nussea, Hearibsrn, disgust of Food r. uilness
Weight Of tie stomach, Sour Fluctuations.
mixing or FluIterings at the heart, Choking,
n suffering Sensation when in q lying pos
ture. Dimness of Vision, Uotts or WeObs be-
fore the sight, Fever and dull pain IN the
head Deficiency of Preparation, fellown, IS
OF the skin and Ewes, PAIN in the side, chest
limbs, and sudden rushes Of the heart, burn
ing in the flesh.
< few doses of Railways Pills win free the
system from all the aDove-named disorders
Price Is cents per oox. Sold by AL Druggists
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SheriTS Sale No. 81.

nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue OF an exc
cut ION i>suC on "A judgment rendered IN an
&C ion in tue District Court, in the County OF
Leavenworth. in the State of Kansas, where
in william Wuliekuhler VS. Plaintiff, and
Michael McCabe and q, hers were Defendants,
day, the 2ith day of June, A. D., lS.S, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. OF hat day. at the south front
door of the Court House, IN &c City OF i1eav-
enworth, in The COUNTY OF IeaNehwofth, IN
me stat. of Kansas. offer p pub &c sale, and
sell to the highest bidder. TOR G. >h IN hand
the following described tract OF lacu, situate
lying and being in the County OF L'ayen-
worth, IN State Kansas, namely: The
southeast Cuar,er o. SECTION number Iwo ~,
township eleven ~, of LANCE twenty-one
(2D.
L. q. LOWE. sheriff.
G.. THoLEN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LAST night. about 10 o'clock as Mrs u. +.
,r,.,Es cf'-lsp Eulfist cnUrch. She caught teE
IpaI upu!: step, some one haNlu- b'A"eh
uuB:l Hr-r dress, and fen. she N"- ii"'Herl-
atelv taken 10 her residence on l
,trgst between Fifth and Sixth .. reefs, az"
Itr. Van Duyn called in. she WAS anic 70
converse "a tier the accident un,4l she was i5ih-
On home when she bec.' ne Sp' &C. ''''~ ana at
on 1r,.IyI,. was Efil in 'pat cDuliUB H.
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The District Court, Judge 'Tozler on me
l,.lIca. am convene o. 10 O'Clock Tins morn
mo l:ul one cE-'- VS. filed IN the Once OF
80 - F. ,,fTD. CON. ferlay:J8uu BDo!ey-
,.lrf4Tfiff la error, W.. Pink ScD'J and " u.
Woodruff partners gS scott d MpDaF"'.' ne
;ru..auts in error petition in error.
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Sheriff. Sale No. 2S.

nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
III That under and by virtue oil an execution
issued a Judgment rendered III
an action in The District Court in
The County of l.eavenwOrth, in the
State of kansa-, wherein Frederick Deger
was Plaintiff. and Elizabeth Leuchley ct al
were Defendants, me directed and
delivered, | Will Oh ,ionday, the twenty
fourth day Of June. A d., ls.S, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ, OF that day. ut ie >Cuth front door of
the, purI House in e Ciiyof Leavenworth,
in the County of Le;,s enworth, in the state
OF IA lsas, oileI 1T Pub &c Sale, and sell To the
highest bidder, for c Il ia hand, the follow
ing described Tact o, land situate. lying and
beng in the tUuuIvOi LeavenwoI u, in The
State o. Kansas Danrl.. Lot nuthOer thlr-
ty-nv. tsJl, IN D Ock uuiuper tour a., in MIN
subd VISION q the Cay Oi Leavenworth, Kan
sas.
L. 6. LOWE,
sheriff Of yeavenwo n county Kansas.
c THoLES, Attorney iUt Plaintiff.
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The Sas~.Niuter Case.

Judge Cruziers decision in the matter of
the Sass Winter case, virtually ends this
matter, which has for SO long a time, dragged
it's weary length along in the ID strict Court,
and Justice, who has b en- heretofore cheated
OF her dues, at last receives her just deserts.
IL is understood that the judgment will be
paid to- morrow, which will close the case fIr
all the time 10 come. Nine tenths of the
people of this city Will rejoice that the mat
er1s at last disposed OF, and SO rishieousIy.
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Rad ways Ready Relief

will afford instant ease, innammationa VI IN
Kidneys Inflammation of the Bladder. III
nammation OF the Bowels, Congestion OF ,he
Innys S"r,. Throat, Difficult Breathing, raj
pitaIion of the heart, Mysteries, oiouP, Up
fneri,, I,,tarrh, Influenza, Heddache, iooth-
ache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold 'hiiis'
Am, (,hiIls, Chiiblains and Frost Bites.
Tia an,,ic.tion of the Ready Relief TO
,be mart or parts where the pain or dlmculty
exists will afford ease and comfort.
Thirty TO sixty drops In hall tuinpie, VI
uat,.r wiII an a few moments cure cramps
splsms. sour stomach, heartburn, sick heau-
a..ne. diaarrhea, dysentery, collie, vino IN the
bowels, and ali internal palms.
Rad ways Ready Relief with them. "A
Few drops in water will prevent sicAhess OF
mains rom change of water. IL is better thah
French Brandy or Bitters as a stihuiah''
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-06-06
A Lively Chases

Chief of Police Moonlight had a lively
chase up fifIh street yesterday morning AZ
ter a man named sam Baker, most motor
ious rascal who has robbed more hen-rodsts
than any other man In the western country
Owing 10 the crowd on the street, and the
good start obtained, Baker escaped and has
not been seen since. He X wanted badly
and it won't be safe for him TO show his face
in this city hereafter.
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rnr.heh Of ks Money.

\ Young man named HarleS'eI, said TO
be. from Niu-cotah, was rlceced out Oh l"SiFt
collars and nifty cents near Tie ! mon bgius
q, .-art3av afternoon. by two COBnuehS. men,
while waiting for the 1T. bDuiS tram @ttll-
That He was a stranger, and learning 'li.'s i.t
wa. 10 leave ON the first tram the Two sii.'lN9
zoos him in hand, and by their arts ANA de
vices me twain succeeded IN TuDplnH MN %.
twelve collars and flty cents. ih"E 4nt
through with him just as tine tram c'su1 mo
no Frn0f 20 that he had no time 20 make a
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Camp Joseph was a great attraction 70 the
excursionists from Kansas City yesterday
who did not fail to take advantage Of the OPP
portunity TO have look At the redOubtable
warrior and his tribe. The visitors invested
mementoes OF the trip.,f1nate . large num-
Der OF squaws and papoau1Nere n the post
yesterday, the lastecf Feai1k11g on the pafsde
ground and having 80 - eeasraaiy.
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.
. D. CALLAGHAN and Others unknown

II D. CALLAGHAN and Others unknown
H. and all persons having or claiming an
Interest therein, will take notice that the
Board Of County Commissioners, of LeayeE-
worth County kansas, has commenced an
action in the District Court, of said county
against them, and lots numbered eleven a.
twelve Q1), and fifteen l5l, in block nNe ~.
in Clark and Ree>' edition to the City Of
LeavenwoIth, in the Ornty of Leavenwor;h
and state of Kansas, 10 subject said lots 10
sale for tine delinquent taxes, interest and
penalties thereon. "a follows:
yNuIUIT lat IL
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A Pleasant Evening.

4 reception was given last night by Mr..
and Mrs John Westlake, at their residence
on the North Esplauade, Ia select circle oil
friends in honor OF Miss Bennett who Is Wis
iting here from Kansas CITY. The reception
was a quiet, social affair, about fiiiy guests
h,.tn
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Secretary Sherman's Reply.

WASHINGTON, d. C., June I.-Secretary
Sherman to-day sent the following reply to
Chairman Potter's letter, addressed to him
yesterday:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June /, 1873,
Hon. Clarkson \. Potter, Chairman, &C.,
House OF Representatives-Sir- have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
letter of yesterday advising me that the
committee Of which You are chairman viii
permit me a. person named in the resolu
ton, to be present -hen evidence affecting
me is taken, and to be attended by my coun-
sci, and to offer evidence in my own behalf.
NY official duties will not permit me to at
tend your meetings, but / avail myself of
the consent of the committee 10 be repre-
sented by Hon. Samuel Shellabarger a. my
counsel, who will hand you this. He is in
structed to assist you to make the inves;i-
CATION thorough and complete, and, through
the members of your committee, TO examine
witnesses, who will prove tine allegations
stated in my letter of the Goth ult.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN SHERMAN.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

OR. RAILWAY II have mad Ovarian Tumor
in the oyaries and bowels. All the doctors
said .sthere was no help for it," tried every
thing tuat was recommended, but nothing
helped me- / saw your KesOlvent and deter
mined TO try il, but had no faith in II, be-
cause 1 had suffered for twelve years TOOK
six bottles OF the ResOlvent and one box OF
your kadway's Pills, and two bottles of your
Ready Relief and now there is not a sign OF
tulnor To be seen or felt, and feel better,
smarter and happier than l have for twelve
years Tie worst tumor was in the left side
Of th,. tow.Is over the groin. 1 write this TO
YOU Tor for the benefit OF Others. You can
publish this II YOU choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP,
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II is understood that a large number of
thieves who are following the coming circus
have made arrangements With their
friends in this city to made a general raid.
Iflh..y mean to do all they have to do is
try it, The officers have been notified of
their intentions.
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There is no eastern mandatory mat
make a superior article OF beer, to that OF
MeSsrs. Brandon & kirmeyer,of this city. As
a mild wholesome beverage, there Is none
better, and for family use II Is healtbfui
change from the steady use Of tea or coffee.
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BLOOD! I'.ss ssxsSsaEsst ooo

Is the greatest Blood remedy Of the age. Tt
ter, STofl.la, Ulcers, BoiLs. Pimpies and al
Blood diseases yield to its wonderful powers,
Pure Blood is the guarantee OF health. Read
alt cured my son of SrofuLa."-J. Z. Brooks,
Painsville Ohio. at cured my child Of Ery-
sipelas--Mrx. E. Smeltzer, LArimers, Pa r
+. Sellers & Co., prOpr's, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Price $l0O. The genuine has our name on
bottom Of wrapper. Sold by Campbell Ken
drick.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwORrH COUNTY,
In the Prob1,e Court Of Said County and .State
In the matter Of the Estate Of
JOHN WRIGHT, Deceased.
rREDITOHS and all other persons interes-
tes! ia tire aforesaid Estate. are hereby
notftie that at the uext regular term VI the
PROBATE Court, IN and Iof said County, TO be
begun and held al the Court Room, in the
city and County of Leaven worth, state OF
Aforesaid, on lie nrst Monday in the month
of JuIy. A ID. 1865, I shall apply To the said
Cont Tor a full and final settlement Of said
Estate as AdIninistrAtor Of John right, de-
ceased -
Ieayenworth City, May 18th, A. D ds7s.a
H. y. MARSHALL, Adminl4fseE
~at s.Oc-
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Sheriff. Sale No. %.

DUBLIC NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and ~ S.TtJe OF an eNecu-
ton issued on a judi sncut rendered in an ac-
ton in the District ,oT"J IN the county Of
/ eayeuwortn, in the Sta,e Of EaISstS. where
i'm George -. WOODY wa ~ Assignee Of the e.
tate in insolvency Of ne Kansas Insurance
Com pauv was Plaintiff, and John but'Sr and
Others we're Defendants, TO me UIeCted and
delivered. Wi II on Monday the tweuty-fUurth
day of June, \. ID. lS1>, at II O'Clock 4. VI, OF
that day, at The south moot door OF the Court
EouS.. in the City of LetSenwOTth, in the
{ nuntv OF I.eaVen' ortiz, N III. state OF Kan
SIS Offerat Public sale i.Jd S.ii I" the highest
bidder, for clSh in hand, The following dos
crihed tracts OF land, situate, lying am being
in IN. County Of I..ty-u worth. IN Tho state
OF Kansas, namely: Lots 8CmueT twenty
three t2:ij and twenty-four "a, in block num-
Der twenty-foUr l2iI, in the city Of IeaVen-
worth rrcDer Pc. LOWE.
sheriff of I.eavcnwOTth County Kansas.
e. THoLES, Attorney for Ha1erleins,
Defendants.
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shot Dead

4 tramp was shot dead by conductor on
the santa Fe road, day before yesterday. The
former had been put OF three times, but per-
sisted in getting ON again. The fourth time
he tried to put the conductor OF, with the
result above mentioned.
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MOST aGREEABLY SURPRISED.
which Wa. the Situation Of Pro.
Se.>or WhcrrelI When Iic Went
Home Last Night.

When Professor John WherrcIl, Superintend-
ent OF the Public Schools, arrived home last
evening from his Office, he found in the par
Tor Of In, residence II beautiful new revolving
top desk and book case, combined, an article
which hat not, previously, constituted a por-
ton OF his household iurn''ure. the CIV X
PLANTATION of the mystery WIS the IpLC wing
card, which accompanied the dtsh:
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SLOWLY RecoyerfnR.

Mrs.. II. 7. Green was somewhat better yes.
terday, having recovered consciousness and
being abl. TO converse. She WAS considera-
bly, bruised by the fall she received, bat II Is
not considered that she Is dangerously hurt.
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Daa child wa. received into the Home for
rru Fsa.uaIess yesterday aud one given " 3.
The future home Oh tie -a.t-T "ii DE ia
Missouri.
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LEAVENWORTH
MILLS,

now have on hand, just manufactured,
IA cEo.c. selection OF spring styles of Cas-
slu.re,, also, Doeskins, Tweeds, TricDts,
D.agpuaIs, kerseys, Satinets, Jeans, Lin
D.vS, standard AID Pressed Flsnnels, in
all styles and coloTs. Also "A complete assort-
meut Of stocking yarns Iou will find the
quality of the goods excellent and prices low.
Call and examine gOO,is, or send for samples
and prices before purchasing
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An Arrival Of (Onvicts.

4 party of six convicts from Fort scott, ar
rived at the State penitentiary yesterday
morning under heavy guard. one was under
sentence of twenty years for manslaughter,
the Others for three and a half years eacn, for
larg
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sens ~ fer Seveaseen Year,.

cnc4so June 1.-THE iu z to-day 1ay found ID
Mr.. Shardly, On Jnly 18th, 1871, and fixed
the verdict st imprisonment in the Feniten-
tisrv for seventeen yearA -
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Mr.. John Kelly, the popular pork packer,
has received a car load OF dried buffNl meat
from Messrs. Lee and Reynolds, q sell on
commission. 1t Will be sold cheap and can
be found at the corner OF Cherokee and
second stTeeis-
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are put mp on . neat and attractive card, At
tached with q rubber cord, including mirror,
cotton and tnoth-pi' n With fuu directions,
worth.
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RAD" FALSE AID True"

Send Q letter SIAM to Radwsy Co., No.
~ Amen corner Chu 'ch sllcet, New YORK
JlfoFmation wort thousanoAWtl b sent