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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
SneYIfT S Sale, n o. Z8.
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DCB BLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of a judgment
lender, q in the District Court in tie County
of LeavenS Orth, in the State of Kansas, in
acton wherein RoNanna sh4ttuck Is
Plaintiff, and Lizzie spalding snI others are
Defendants, and of an execution issued ON
said judgment to me directed and delivered
will on Monday, the thIrd day of March A.
ID. 1872, at eleven O'Clock II. Of that day,
at the sOuth front door Of the Court Hous.,
In the City Of Leavenworth, in the County OF
LeavenwOTth. in the state OF Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for
Of land, situate, lying and being IN the Conn
" oi LesyenwOrth, IL the State of Kansas,
namely:
Lots number sixteen fi5), seventeen QTl
eighteen (lsl and nineteen 30, in b ock num-
Der eleven III Of Days subdivision to the
City of Leayenworth
Dated this s0th day Of January, 1879.
r. q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas
L. BAKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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inst, requesting any information that
might have in reference TO tht
present condition Of the revision Of the law
provided for By act OF 1877, l have
the honor TO state that no report oi
other official information has ever been re
ceived by me from the Commissioners aP
pointed under said act Nor has any such
report ever reached this department.
JOHN =. ST JOHN, Governor.
Senstor Hallowell moved that the Judi,
ciary Committee be Instructed TO draft bill
repe sling the act by which the Com
mittee on Revision was appointed.
Senator Kellogg moved 10 amend, 80 that
the Judiciary Committee be required TO re-
port by 3 O'Clock Monday.
The amendment vas accepted, and de-
| mand being made for the yeas and nays
they were had, resulting in 5 yeas and a
| nays. The motion was lost.
Senator Robinson offered anew the reso-
luton which he offered On Friday, regard
ing the Com missioners.
Senator Metsker moved that the amount
of s., 800 be changed TO "a 800, the difference
being the amount drawn by tie clerk. Ad-
opted.
Senator Taylor thought it would be bet
ter TO receive such work as had been done
by the Commissioners before this action
was taken. He hoped that more time
would be given them. He thoIght
the people Of the State would favor le-
niency.
The resolution was sdop,ed BY the FOL
lowing vote
The gentlemen voting in he affirmative
were Senators Benedict, Bradley, Finch,
Griffin, HamlIr, Harris, Henry, Kellogg,
Kirk, Murdoch, Myers, Nichols, Ping,
Pyburn, Robinson, Savage, Sturgeon, Will
liams, Woodworth-l9.
The gentlemen voting in the negative
were Senators Bradbury, Brown, Evans,
Gillett, Grass, Greene, Hadley, Hallowell, |
Johnston, Metsker, Morrill,, Richey, Sluss, |
Taylor-l4
TOPEKA, rs, february I0.-In the Sem
ate House bill No. Y, defining the term Of
duration and existence OF certain railways,
was reported to the House and under sus
pension Of the rules WAS read the second
time. 4 motion 10 further suspend the
rules and consider the bill at that time, in
committee OF the whole, ELECTED much dis
cusaion which was participated in by nearly
the whole Senate The bill ia one to extend
Tor nty-nine years the charters granted
ny the Territorial Legislature 10 the A. I.
* :. +. + X the c. B [. p. i. r., the l.
/. q q. L. Il , and perhaps other5 Af,er
a long discussion il vas made the special
order for . o'clock a. m 10 morrow.
Twelve bills were Introduced.
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sherins sale. No. ~.

DUBLiC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of Jui--
iuent rendered in the District Court ia the
county of L-avenworth, in the State of Kan
sas, in an action wherein Wealthy Eddy IL
Plaintiff, and James Repine, AdministratoT
of the estate of Alexander Repine, deceasI i
and Others are Defendants, ard of an exc
cution issued on said Judgment, to me dIrecte d
aud delivered, Will on Monday, the sevsn-
teenth day OF February \. d, ls79, at eleven
o'clock \. ". Of that day, at The south front
door Of the Court House In the City Of Ieav-
enworth. In the County OF LeavenwOrlh. in
the state OF Kansas, offer at public sac and
sell To the highest bidder, for cash IN hand,
the following described tract of land, situate,
lying and being in the County of Lsayen-
worth, IN the state of Kansas. namely:
The southwest quarter of section seven ca,
lS,JOwIsnIP uine o. OF range twenty-five
Dated this sixteenth d5y Of January ,1s79.
J.. q. LOWE.
sheriff of LsaveDworth County, Kansas
" 4. 1KEEN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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By HENRY NJ. HERMAN, her Attorney.
wti
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IL Is entirely vegetable and harmless to the
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DR.. As "Circular on Private Matters,
which fully dellneates the nature, causes
symptoms, means Of cure, ETC., of Seminal
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EXHIBIT A-l5a acres in the q hf. of southeast
quarter, section %, township :, range ~
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at a
point on the east line of the southeast quar-
ter of said section %, township 8. range g,
five chains south of its norfhe tst corner.
thence west at variation of iO' east 81
chains Ia a lime stone, thence south at a
variation of 10 east 30 chains tO lime
stone. thence eat at a variation of To- b
east - chains to lime stone on the east
boundary of said quarter section, thence
north 80 chains TO the place of bee lining.
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SheViTs Sale, No. 76,

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue Of a judgment
rendered in the District Court, in the Count ;
Of Lesven worth, In the state of Kansas, IN
an action wherein William CTOwder j.
Plaintiff, and Henry C.HammOnd aud others
are Defendants, AMI Of an execution issued
on said judgment, 10 me directed and deliver
eli, 1 Will, on Monday. the l7th day of fsbTu-
AIRY a. H. 1879, al II o'clock A. NJ, Of that day, at
the south front door of the Court House, tn
the city of Leaven worth, in the County o.
Lsaveuwortn. in the State of Kansas offer at
public sale and sell TO the highest bidder. for
cgshin hand. the following described tTacts o!
land, situate lying and being in the County
Of LeaveuwOTth, IN the state OF Kansas,
namely:
Lots numbered seventeen %, eighteen 4 q,
nineteen l!gl, and twenty ~. in biOck mum
ber sixteen to-, in LattI's addition To the
CITY of LRavenwoTih.
Dated this 18Th day Of January, 1872
+. G.. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenwo-th e ounty, Kansas.
CLDCGH q WHEAT, Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
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EVERYTHING that tends to increase the
yield OF sDv crop il specially interesting to
farmers. Mr.. Isaiah T. CIymer, a practical
Pennsylvania farmer, claims TO have made
a discovery by which from % to 50 per
cent may be gained in the yield of mar
ketable potatoes. His offer in advertising
columns is theref9re worthy Of considera-
uon, showing, a. it does, his entire conf
de ne both in the value of his system and
ia the integrity of his fellow farmers, which
we are sure they can not but appreciate.
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Publication Notice.

DHILLIP FETH land Others unknown
and all persons having or claiming an
Interest therein, will take notice that the
Board of County Commissioners OF the coun-
~ of Leavenworth in the State Of Kansas,
have commenced an action In the District
Court of said county against them. and lots
twenty-one (2i) and twenty-five i-.N in block
twenty-four GA in Leavenworth city proper
In the county of Leavenworth and State of
Kansas TO SUBJECT said lots to sale for the
delinquent taxes, interest and penalties
thereon As follows:
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EXHIBIT A-Lots q, q, %. B 100. Day & Ma

ss claimed In the petition in such action. and
that said lots were sold at delinquent tax sale
and bid in by said county, and thar such lots
have remained unredeem.d aud the ccrtifl-
Gates Of sale inIransfered for the period of
three years, ait er said sale and still remain
uuredesIntd ii and ths certificates OF saie uu-
transferred and all persons sre hereby noti-
fed To appear at the District Court of said
County and show cause on the 2Dth day
Of March, $50, why such lots should not be
sold for the payment Of such taxes, Interest
and penalties there ON.
J. W. TAYLOR,
sChaTged up. county Attorney.
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Real Esiare Transfers.

The following is the list of real estate
transfers as recorded yesterday in the offioe
of the Register of Deed:
John Lewis Dessilloud and Alfred Ellie De-
"a lloud to VIM. Zule, the following de-
scr bed piece or parcel of property: The
cas-: half Of the northeast quarter Of section
IL, town-hip 9, range p, containing so
a:rcs of the Delaware Trust Lands-Sl 100.
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Publication Notice.

EY A.RILFT "ard Others unknown "aud
Ga. all persons having OF claiming an in
taTcst therein, will take notice that the
Board of County Commissioners OF the CCuu-
~ of Ieavenworth, state OF Kansas, has
commenced an action Ia the District Court OF
said County against them and the southeast
quarter OF section p, tOwnShipH, range p, in
the County of Lsavcnworth and state Of
Kansas, Ia subject said land 10 sale for the
delinquent taxes, Interest and penalties
thereon a. follows:
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

HERMAN MARkSON as assignee o' the
III Leayenworth savings BANK anu others
unk known" and all persons having or claim
ing an interest therein, will take notice that
the Board of County Commissioners OF the
County of Leavenworth, in the State OF Kan
sas have commenced an action in the DIS
trict Court of said county against them, and
lots 2l, y and %, In block loo, in Day q Mac
aulay's sub b-division of LeRyenworth. In the
county of Leavenworth ana Stale OF hansas
10 osubiect said lots to sale for the Delinquent
taxes, Interest and penalties thereod as fol-
lnyr
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| the Certaur IIniments are Of two
| kinds. The White is for the human fami-
Iy; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9th
er animals. Testimonials of the effects pro-
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured of any druggist, sent by mall from
the Office of THE CESrAUR COMPANY, &c Dey
Street, New York City. janl0-wlyr
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TO OUR sUBSCRIRERs.

We take 10 subscriptions to The LEAv-
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Sleeper annum. 1t is the cheapest paper
published in the West, and If You wish to
continue receiving it you mus, remit SI.25
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Publication Notice.

sOUN WILSON "snd others unknown
- and all persons having or claiming an
interest therein, will take notice that the
Board of County Commissioners Of the coun-
" of Leavenworth and state of Kansas, have
G .mmenced an action in the District Court oi
said county against them, and lots one tlI
and two, p in block thirty three so ia
Clark & E;ees' addition to Leavenworth IN the
county of Leavenworth and State of Kansas,
to subject said lots To sale for the delinquent
taxes, interest and penalties thereon - fol
lows
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13

TIE success which so frequently attends
the Investment OF r couple OF dollars in the
L,uisisDa State Lottery is becoming the
SUBJECT of general comment, ard every
whore the lsudable ambition Of people to
aud TO their woalth stimulates 3 trial OF
luck which can be- accompanied by no evil
rasUlt, and oflimes hiss a very happy ter
miIaiIOn. Some one must win, and the
r-~der should $50 20 1t if he il not the hap
Ty man. For r-lDrm sIi0n address NJ a.
Dauphin. y. -. Il Z 6g2, New orlsars,
Ia
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The GOspel Meetings

In the First Presbyterian church con-
tinue with much interest. The church
was full LAST evening. The singing was ex-
celIenr, as usual, conducted BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton, assisted by Profs Skill
man ard Welch, in piece before the ser
m N entitled, is your lamp burning nv
brother p The text was, why halt We
between two opinions. II the Lord be God
follow him; If B.al, then follow him" !"
Tire preacher. Rev. Mr.. Clsgett, was as
plain, direct, and concise as usual The ser
mon made a most exc llent impression.
The effect Of il was seen in the inquiry
meeting held sitter closing piece of music,
entitled "Whst are yen going 10 do broth
er" Notice was given Of Gospel service
tonight, and Gospel praise service to-
morrow evening, by Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil.
ton. All were invited 20 the services
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13

Almosl every flower thst possesses de-
rirsbl- odor l. used in the Unique Perfumes
made by DIR. Price. 1t is from these rich
blossoms thst DR. Price's Perfumes obtain
their peculiar sweetness and floral charac-
ter. His Floral Riches, Pet ROre, Lily of
the Vsl!ey and Evening Violet are the fash
ignaDle odors. It-G&w.
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SHERIFF'S SALE No. rs

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un-
der and by virtue of a Judgment render.
ed in the District Court in the County of Leav-
enworth, in the State of Kansas, in an action
wherein Catherine Mills, Administrators oi
the estate OF La Fayette Mills, deceased, Is
Plaintiff, and Gotlieb Gelger and
others are Defendants, and of an execution
issued on said Judgment, TO me directed and
delivered. L Will On Monday the l7th day
Of February, \. ID. 1879, at eleven
O'Clock A. n. Of that day, at the south front
door of the Court House, in the city of Ieav-
enworth, in the County Of LeavenwOrth, I'm
the State of Kansas, OTTER at Pubic sale and
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following described Tracts of land, Std
ate lying and being IN the County of Leav-
enworth, In the state of Kansas, namely:
Lots numbered one ~ two % three (3l iOur
a. and five ~ in block nunOer four 90, IN
Clark and Rces' addition to the City Oi L=ay-
enworth.
Dated this 18th day of January, 1879.
+. G.. LOWE,
Sheriff OF LeavenwoTth County, kaEs saS
William Dill attorney for plaintiff.
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PROVFi.B~.

HARRIS REMEDY CO. .HF'c. .cHEwsT5
nsrt.t ard s.h. su. ST.lOUls, 40
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as claimed in the petition in such action
and that said land was sold at delinquent
tax sale and bid ih by sad county, ana that
such land has remained unredsemed and the
certificate of sale untranSierred for the period
OF three years after said sale, and still re-
mains unrsdeemed and the certificate of sale
untransferred and all persons are hereby
notified To appear at the District Court OF
said County and show cause on the 10Th
day OF March, 1872, why such land should
not be sold for the payment oI such taxes, IN
terest and penalti", theIe'n.
) W.TAYLoR,
sCharged up. County Attorney.
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EVERY on.

Everyone in the State shou!d read The
LEAvENvoRTH WEEKLY TIMES. 1t is
Acknowledged to be the bes; and cheapest
paper. Six pages every week. Ask your
neighbor to subscribe. Price 81 - per an
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13

Is7g. q % ? 50 Nav G,I.7S 20 si - q IIa orS
.s7S 81 20 3 s. ." 10, 1874 Il Is 80 Il LII 2s
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We call the attention Of our readers IN
s's' cn Of good homes in The Ne't, to the
advertisement Of Karsis Farms ard Free
Homes in another lcolunn, and advise all
TO send for free copy Of the Homestead, y
paper published ~ the Interests OF all
de ring cheap homes IN good country.
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n claimed in the peuuon In such action,
and that said lot were sold al delinquent tax
sale, and bid in by said county, and that
such lots have remained unredeemed and the
the certificates of sale untrsnsieTed for the
period OF three years after said sale and stiii
remain unredeemed and the certificates OF
sale untranS:erred ; and all persons ar" here
by notified to appear at the District touTt of
said County ard show cause the
10th day of March, 1872 why said lots should
not be told for the payment of such taxes,
interest and penalties thereon.
j. W. TAYLOR,
enlarged IN. County Attorney.
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ShariTs Sale. ko. 40,

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
ii Tost under and by virtue of jud yment
rendered In the District Court in the County
Of Leavenworth, in the state of Kans4s, In
an action wherein Francis ID. Hunt il Plain
tifI, and Henry Kuhn ana Others are Defend
ants, and OF an execution issued on said
judgment. 10 me directed and delivered,
will on Monday, the 18th day OF March, 4.
D.. 1873, at eleven o'clock A. ", OF that day,
At the south front door OF the Court Hous-,
in the City of LeaveDwortb, in the County
OF Leayen worth, in the State of Kansas Of
fer at public sale and sell TO the highest bid
Der, for cash In hand, the following describ-
ed tract OF land. situate, lying and being in
the County OF Aeavenworth, In the State OF
Kansas, namely:
Lot number eight (s). in block number
twenty-three CS3), in Leavenworth City prop
e..
r. q. LOWE
Sheriff OF Leavenworth County, Kansas.
10. w. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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by::COuncilmsn Michael, and adopted unan,
MR.. MICHAEL's RESOLUTION,


MR.. MICHAEL's RESOLUTION,
WHEREAS, Information having resche
this Council that w. ID. Kelly ct al havin
petitioned the Legislature 10 dimish tn
city limits, therefore, be il.
| Rsso Ted, By the Mayor and Council o
Leavenworth City, that We do protes
against sny and all diminishment Of tn
present city limit, and be it further
ResOlteG, That the City Clerk forward ;
copy of this resolution to Mr.. Butte, chair
man OF the committee OF county lines and
county seats, and 10 each Senator and
Representative Of Leayenworth.
After couple OF resolutions by Mr.
Smith, relating to taxes, Mayor Cmmethlu
announced his
APPOINTMENT OF THE ASSESSOR,
naming Mr.. Jacob Nogel, as his choice.
The Council unanimously confirmed the
appointment.
Mayor Ummethun then said lie had a
few remarks to make couce rning Mr.. lie
gates bill regarding the diminishing the
limits of the City OF Lesvenworth. He
said an amendment could be made, which
if passed, would not cply defeat the bill,
but would bring 240 acres Of yalG Die lots
in South Leavenwor.h, that were taken
from the City by an act passed March !,
1872, changing an act passed IN ls.l.
Mr.. Smith moved that the Mayor be in-
structed to visit Topeka and lay the matter
in question before the committee on county
lines and county seats and also before the
Senate and House OF Represent atiyes, " hich
motion was carried. The Council then at
the suggestion Of Mayor went into execu-
tive session, and shortly at erwards ad-
iourned
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CITY NEWS.

Hos J. V NtTHaUs, our popular coun-
tv oleIk has been elected President OF the
Kansas County Clerks Association. He
i.ears his biushing honors meekly and with
bee miIg modesty.
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4 BRITISH BEEEtr.
= PORTION ,,s ihe Twenty fourth he
AuxsiiiaTIes Destroy Ell IN South AGri.

= PORTION ,s ihe TWc culy fourth Ee-
gimenI and SIX Hundred Native
auxIiiaEIe Ies Destroy ed IN south aGri.
"a.
CAPETowS, February IO.--Via St. VIM
cent-On the 2lst inst British column
consisting OF portion Of the 9th regiment
a battery of artillery and six hundred ma
tive auIilliaries, was utterly annihilated
near the Jumela river by 10000 Zula-, who
captured valuable convoy of one hue.
dred and two wagons. one thousand oxen,
two cannon. four hundred shot and she'll
one thousand rifles, two hundred end ffry
thousand rounds Of ammunition, sixty
thousand We ght OF provisions aud the col
ors OF the 2i;h regiment. lt IL estimated
that FIVE thousand Zuias we're kil e and
wounded in battle.
AMONG The KILLED
On the British eide are two Majors. four
Captains, twelve Lieutenants and the Quar-.
termastsr of the 9th regiment, two Cap
tains Of the Royal Artillery, a Colonel, one
Captain and four Lieuienants and the Ser
geant- Major OF the engineers, besides TWEEN
iy-four other British officers commandin
native levies. Seven attacks subsequently,
made by the Zulas have been repulsed and
the cavalry is now somewhat recovering
from the utter CONSERVATION which az frsr
prevailed. Natal, however,
Is IN GREAT DANGER,
and disturbances are feared in Pango Land
Lord Chelmsford, commander of the expe
dition has heen forcal IN ra;ira IN cor-a
quence Of the defeat. 1t is estimated that
FIVE hundred soldiers were killed, beside the
officers enumerated above. Gov. Sir Bsrtla
Frere has sent appeals to England and tie
mountains for endorsements.
THE MAIL STEAMER FOR ENGLAND
was despatched a day earlier than ususl
with requests for six regiments of infantry
and brigade Of cavalry.
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EXHIBIT A-Lot 2r, B. 81. City Proper

as claimel In he petition In such action. and
that said lots We're sold at delinquent tax sale
and bid in by said county, and that sucn lots
have remained unredeened ami the certlti-
cafes Of sale entransfered for the period of
three years after said sale and still remain
inrcdeemed and the certificates of sale un-
transferred and all person are are hereby
DotIfined tp appear at the District Court Of
said County and show cause ON the
10Th day of March, 1872, why such lots should
not he sold for the payment of sUch taxes,
interest aud penalties thereon.
J. ". hTI.OE,
stharged up. County Attorney.
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solubly linked with good health, that all
those suffering with hoarseness, coughs,
colds, &C, should try Or. BulPs Cough
Syrup and be Curs,d. Price % cents.