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SENATE.

TOPEKA, March lO-Iu The Senate the
House bill to create the Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Judicial districts passed. and
the bill TO create provisional Judicial
district Sas lost.
The bill providing that in cities OF the
second class the mayor shsll hold his Off sc
for two years and that the mayor and coun.
ell shall appoint city marshal and city
attorney, passed.
The House herd law bill IA so amended
as 10 make ii operative in counties upon 8
msj ,rity instead of two-thirds petition, and
psss d.
The Senate passed a resolution that all
legislative business Of the Senate shall end
at midnight tonight.
A large number Of loc4 bills were passed
The legislative appropriation bill passed
and went 20 the House
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John Seekers Spring Suits are handsome
in d.sigu, well III gGe ana fit eIt ganTly, and
what l. most important, are lower in price
thar We expected
I'M. Ne chant Tailoring Department of
John Seek IT is complete, In ready made
aud also large iiu- of samples TO take
mra>Ur : :Or. An inspection respectfully So
spilcItef.
Navy Blue Suits coIors and make up war
ran ed fo- men, you h>, bpy- and chil4ren at
j. I'm seekers. S!7 Delaware street
sun-Iuys -fTlAw
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4 QUEER CASE.
A Souug Lad, From the Effc cts Of a
BIow Upon tue Head, ~ee.. Double
and Lose. tie Power Oi IOromo-

tne of the queeTest cases in the history OF
medicine has come TO the notice Of the ply
siciaus, ana while in certain sense the
mater Is cap tble of eX ,lanEtion sill il is pc
cuIisr aud has excited a great d-al Of interest
A youns lad naEned Ehart, residing with IA -
and /. cut laon the d, adj, the wound result
ing from a stone or sharp piece OF lee. The
lniur. dIu not heal kindly. but T.Ia mailer
foI quite "a nile, md fiT-t no ext apTdIa-
AIRY rlIect noticed. Il isn't often that
cut upon the head, NO I..sisr how serious ~
may b.. produces much Of an effect upon The
rage boy, who can usually sIAnd, ana has
To-, ia ere unan any other sls-> oI humanity
but IA IulS 4. II ,IgCe II Was AN Tenl. ard n
WAS noticed tIsJ tlse lad acted ran9rlN. lie
asked &. b- cNcu-t.g nom :, Tend inCe upon
school hecsu~.- his matt made IN OF hIn,
for wn.n he went Ia M BACK bosId he MAZE
the lgures upside down and ,erformed other
fetts !, hIle " -rkIng eNaInp - whicn caused
tie otier schols To IaU-n at hIm Another
stranae feature IA the c sse II that ne SEES
eV-Tyihi = double: "a S'lCk o. wood II
two sticks 1. hIm. ana whore there IL
but one object Of amy KIND ne always s-eN
r~p. EV. " hen Un 81 e II closed an ipOh-
ing W.tn tn other the same effect l. pro
ducr-t. Dt lat he mas al bat iu>L the po~er
o. lycotn tiuu sud ten ne att IN l'iS u walk
he. acI~ like man under the Iunu"nce al
lgu Or a q has no power over his ao~er
Iinb, al al p.i.g utterly unable To walk
sIraIgnf. He unusually bright lad,
auicS and Intelligent. Ia possession ol All
his f.rul les ana dy and wIlilng 10 10 any &.
attendant physI'Etn that he cannot Law
LONG although eVriy effort which medical
skill aud experience can suggest L. bslng put
forth for his relief.
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DISTRICT lOURr.

4
Ge>lerdaT-The Celebrated CEse OF
the State VI. Lewis, Charged VIII
the Murder Oh Billiard Green. Now
ON TrisI.
| Iugle VS.. Observation-Disclosures motion
TO compel plaintiff TO make petition more de-
| finite and certain oyeTruled and excepted 10
| by defeDdant-leave given defendant TO an
| swer within ten days
! Ide. Receiver, vs.. L. Ecnsley ct al Motion
| OF Insley ct al. for leave TO .nie amended an
| swer sustained.
M l.. Bulkley vs.. b. T. Green-Motion to
re-tax fees of certain witnesses sustained.
and the following lees disalIowed by The
Court: +. q. Buikley, Z. W. Hiatt. Dick
HIATT, Martha nnu Hiatt and q. W. Tanner
fees witnesses.
Gornerly vs. Fi'Zwillism, administrator
etc-iIeave given plaintiff 10 reply To the an
sweT Of JIG Douglass within i've days from
this time
Lsbernan vs.. Eingolsk!-Leave given de-
lend ut to withdTas bond for renewal
Oeagan vs.. Geiger- COnJiI ued by consent.
State vs. Jackson-D-iendantdls discharged
Keenan, vs. X. &. X. L. IomPany-Execu-
tiOn ordered issued
STATE vs. Lane-Jury returned verdict of
guilty OF petty larceny.
TIE LEWIS CASE.
The case Of the Stat against Joseph Lewis
W.4s cal ed Ia the court about three O'c DClg
yesterday afternoon and the work of I'M pam
n.llng a jury began The details Of this case
sre familiar 10 all our readers as they filled
a great space IN The pubic prints at the
time. On the morning OF the l2tn OF March,
ISIS the dead boy Of DIIiaId Green, Well
known cIiIZen, v a. found ON NILih street,
between 20 iawaiumIr and Ottawa STREETS, "A
The conner OF The alIeN ruunIug parallel with
the IS" last named streets, npOu Tn. decIIvI-
iy running down To The creek. Green had
been shOI through and through with load
Of DuckshO. death ensuing almost Instantly,
a. nothing but one wild, sharp scream OF
Mortal agony and terror WAS heard after the
repDrI DI the gun Lewis lived at the corner
OF zenith aud Pot agatymie street. and Green
n-XI door 10 n IN, ana from evidence given
at the pr i'm lutTy examination IL WOutd
seem that tBeTe had hot been the most |
friendly relations existing between the two
men, although That remains 10 tie proved.
Lewis ut home the night |
the murder wss committed, but sWore /
. hat hc dIG not go out OF the house tnat night 4
al al L-SIs' Kun, winch was examine Il by 4
several VII claim ii to b. experts Ia han1. |
lug arms laid To hav. been freshly /
tt>iiuI' a. y OI seVl Tdl OF the examiners of lie L
weapon, of having been discharged but
very short Tim lore. There Has, however,
no direct evidence against Lewis at the Ire-
am mary CNsTnInstii, II, aithOu IA sufficient 10
iIaN" nisG. b Juuu over. The trial prom So
TO D. "A Ong and NsitIng on - th- has
attracted universal attention throughout the
{. y. bre'n was very popular anu the cow |
ara mtTne IN winch h- was SHAT, VITO !
ever lie IA uIdertr may be, caused consider
tDlr iTdisnaliun among It's iIienus-
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A GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can Learn 70 make money rapidly
operating I'm STOCK, by the Two CueTrIug
Rules for Success" In McSsSS. IA renee y
Co.'S new Cir cnlar. The combination meth
Od which this arm hss made 50 success fui,
enables cOpie vi n large or small n. ans 10
red All the benefits Of largest tpitai ana sums
best skill. Thousands of o derS in various
are pooled into one vast amount aud crop
sTGid as mighty tChO'e thus securing TO each
stakeholder all the advantages OF the largest
operation. Immense prOrts are divided
monthly Asy amount from g to g. UJi. or
more, can b. used succr sSfully. Y Y, Brp-
tisi HeeE y, September 25th, ISIS, says, by the
cOmInauOn system Slp would bring rs, or
percent : Opays : % or 'er cent 500
makes 81 ,ttG, or 10 per cent; on the stock,
during the month, according 10 the market
FrdHE LeSieS IIUstrGted Ncrsp0peT, June
-yJn: "Thr combination method of opera
ting st cks iS the NOS successful ever adopt
ed " NcgC York L'depeHdsHt sept. 12t1: " The
combination y stem is founded upon correct
business princir les, and no person need be
without an income wEi' o X * kept WORKING
by Mes~rS. lawrence & Co Brooklyn J0Uraci
April -eth; "OIr editor made a net prof
II offs - from 20 in one OF NessrS. Law
renee x Co.'S combinations" New circular
trnziled freei explains everything. stock
and bonds wan ed Govern rneut bonds sup
p'iet. Lawreuce & TO-, Bankers, % Excha ng
Place. y. 1. iau3ow5 I
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A a. ma nZ q.

Maj. n. T.. OvsTton, of WyandOtte, was in
the city Saturday lie with two Others hav-
b-eB tor some months prospecting the Mis-.
sOari river al a point ntHI QulDcaIo, tor a
Eoat load of. hIs y that WAS SUNK There
about twenty five yeSr> azo Sc reports ihal
the WHISKY, amounting TO one hundred b r
r@ls, ha> be-. u DIS. OVeTsd, and that they rave
taken The v hoe amount out NaIe ana sound.
The cargo II now yaluod Il s3J,iyDt This -
bOnaIZ-, better than any LsauEIlle scu'fne
Tor the bar ceper~, for Insy can how afford
to buy "a good brand Of whisky and call u
old QuindaIu, aud - u II iuT twenty -tive
cents a drink, and claim the privilege Ot ~
ing Ih- drink Il gTsduale which W III itISo
be- H roOa thing tor uTu : SIS IL will create
"A demand Tor 1 raGuat.S.
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WICK ed For Clerxymen.

al believe II to be all wrong snd even
wicked for clergymen or other public men
to be led into giving testimonials TO quzck
doctors or vile stufi5 called medicines, but
when a really neritorious article il made
mp OF common valuable remedies known to
all, and ihst all physicians use and trust in
daily. we should freely commend it. j
therefore cheerfuily and heartily commend
Hop Bitters ior the good they have done
me and my friends, firmly believing theJ
have no equal tor family use. | will moi
be without them"
Raw. -, Washington, D. c.
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THE BIENNIAL saENGtRFEsT
10 VIII be Held Hero in June and n
Bis Time T. INpet fed.

The biennial Saengerf-st, which Is to be
| held in 'hi> city on the 6jn, IT., S'h and gfh
OF June. pr misses to he one OF the very big
ge>t things L"svenworth has ever seen, jndg-
ug from the extensive Preparations now be-
ing made- All al the p-ierIcS in the Nilsson
nj Va ley are organized undtra FUHd, which
l. here at LetveUwOr;h. The umber of 50
cietiTS exist NJ tbs present ear II twice ps
large aS during any previous year and al
WI nd representatives. TO the Saeuga Tfp>f,
b = de- the thou sands Of others WHO will con-
gregaie here during the progress OF The great
f,-s l
meeting was hid ~ Turner Hall on sun
day afternoon, ~ which the nucl Us of the
necessary committees was appointed, with
pO ser la AID tD the mum 'H.r at any time
may He n.,-d-i. As this il s,u occasion which
Will be Of the greatest ben. fir to the cIty. IL
T. intended that buslD..s men viii re PUT up
on the committees. repre>euiativ" m n, u ho
will push the mat ~ through The expenses
attendant uT"r the Saeug,riest are estims-
l. q al a. out 5000
THEIR Co>C-ET SUNDAY EVENING.
Last sunday evening Turner Hall was well
ii ed vito ihe elite Of oar German cir ZrnS.
The ocrt-iOn WIS a concert given by tire
Naenusrg -SlugVeT-in Of L.lvanWDrih, for
pure'Xa n on . Ic eureTt -iume- not for profit
hut a. rr', arS8i for the coming Sac ger-
fist next JunT. TrOSa who attended
were will z To pay small sum tn assist in
defraying eNp"n~es- Before the entertain
m-nt was co cluded every one who Was COM
pe'en Ia Judge from q critical standpoint
was S8ti,fi at four times the amount of
the cIargs for a NILSSON would not have
been too murh, 50 rare Y fres h and nUre. was
the style of music rofuced F'om first TO
last there was no point At which exceptions
could have been taken- TIVE programme WAS
well selected and the singers were pronounced
good by those who are sed in fin music.
l. was ELEGANT in its simplicity and natursl
in expression There was no "hiyf-lutin"
t. q ZZ'ethe brain of the un' ducsted-
In the V. cat ard iuStruma ntal depa TtmerrS
finen - ord culture were noticeable that
~ rs.tad the attention Of every one rPSen'-
The instrumental portion oi the cnDcert was
isa'ure. eSps tally the trio from Ravena,
wi-h Prof. VI ffmzn at the O-gan. Prof
Srhausru an at tn" piaro ro.aud PToi.hauffmsn
with the viOliD. The chornSES in he singing
were We rendered and were frequently ap
plaud d. especially one in which TIE ladies
took pa The fO'loCiTg are the names Of
those who belong to the society. and hO
witt n prominent during tie coming Saen-
geTfest:
THE CroIR
/ TESnR-H- W klemp, George rust, G.
6 Br.trNhneiier,
II. TENoR-Renry Decke'mann. George
Link, ChtS =. Hang, y. Boyer. tn. HaUg
and J. EhsTd.
FAss Chrrs'. Schubert, Louis Shrader,
". En-. res, T. Schufer.
II. BA~S-CnaS- Cnpl"r. Franz He bling,
Alfred Wagner, u. Schlckel, Huhn, C.
GrusninG-
LADIES Mrs. Nan. Mrs. EsU UfTmanr, Mrs.
r ump- Ms EreZi"rn, Miss sser, Miss
ID ackeimann. Mss Nonnsr, Miss Zipp, Miss
.,Iast, Miss Kunz, Miss Dotter-
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The Young Mems Republican tiab
IieCt> sss Oficers-Ucmt"a I'm 9" a'i"os for

ne s""
fleets ,ss Onicer>-N mt" a'i"os for
City "fSirer- by tire W"Iki"-Wen.
The Young Mems Republican club net in
the hall of the Academy Of sci' nee las night
and elected its officers for the eIsuI.4g term.
a large number were y esen;. The following
We're the oliic e!ectsd:
PresidenI-Jehn Coulter.
Nlss Pre,idenis-ls', Terry M..o'Brien; "a,
John Trump.
Secretary Charles rousr.
Tressurrr-J. II. Ee;cheSor.
The c 40 adjourned 10 meet at the ell OF
the President.
THE woRKINGMEN.
The workingmeu n ID a meeting at the
old council chamber last night and placed
the following ticket in The field for the COM
ing spring campaign:
For Mavor-Dr. Nee'ey.
For Msrshal-aeo. W. Ward.
For City Clerk-J. W. Remington.
For Police judge
For City Atiorney-Scott Ashton
For Councilman, tIrs; Ward, Edmund
Walsh.
For School Board, First ward-Sam Dods-
worth.
For ,1ouncil, second ward-George Combs.
For School Board, Second waTd-Arihur
For Council, Third ward-N. Munsor.
H.rshfield.
For council, Fourth ward-J. c. o'Don-
For School Board, Fourth ward-J. Thom-
Rs.
Gonstables--R:ce and Russell.
Ticket made unanimous.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
first ward-P. Doyle. N. Burnes and John
second ward-rhos. Braiawood and G, Fl.
HaylaBd.
Thir: wardwGsorge Monahsn George W.
]. Engle.
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GlNANE NOEJCE-TPgH nay re;urn from
Europe, lSs>, 1 advertised isTce.y BEAT
ty'S Cflcr for tilIS month: y beautiful plane,
upright parlor organ, style l5,A, 10 stops.
knee >wellS, 3 - reefs, weight boxed. so
pounds. n'OnopCiiSt price about SSlt, my price
only 50 y - great NaS The demand, our
Tneu worked q: factory tt.l 10 r. u TO fill or
Crr-. This uuparslrIsd slf-r i extended
uutIl further notice 20 secure it. however,
order now. New pianos, Si-5. sos. 81 u sni
upward. New OTga :. S6r o. -ifH. Pay only
after testing Instruments ~ Ntl x OS
HOME. /. test circulars free Address.
DANlEIF BEATTY,
VII WISH II ton. y T.
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LEGAL.
ShnriTS Sale. 10 [R-

BLlC NOTICE /, HEREBY GIVEN,
l. That under and by virtue OF "a iGdSmCl 4
rendered in the District Court In the County
OF LeayeuU orth, in the State OF Kansas, Ia
an acton wherein RON anna Sldtiuck Is
+ aiuilb, and Lizzie Spaiding ana Others are
DricnG1nts, and Of an execution issued on
laid Judgment, 10 me directed and delivered
viii on Monday, the thIrd Gay of March A.
D. ls'f, al eleven O'Clock A NJ. Of that day,
at lie south fTOnt door OF the Court Houss,
In tue city of Leavenworth, in the County of
Le;ivenworth, in The state of Kansas, offer at
public sale aus: sell TO the highest bidder. for
cash in hand, the following described tracts
oflsnd, situate, lying and being IN the Coun-
~ ol Leayen worth, IL the state o. Kansas
namely:
Los number sixteen (i6l. seventeen u.1
ell hteen lls) and nineteen ,ly). in b ock mum
Der eleven III Of Days subdivision 10 the
City of L-ayenworth
Dated this SUih day OF January, 1879.
p. u. LpWE,
Sheriff OF Lesyenworth County, Kansas
l.. BAKER Attorney for Plaintiff
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Notice of Final Settlement,

The State of Kansas County OF Leayen-
woTth-s
In the Probate Court OF said County and State
In The matter OF the Estate of Maria A,
stephens Deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested
IN the Aforesaid Estate are hereby notified
tGat at the next regular term Of the Probaf.
Court, in ana for sad County 10 be b-gun
and he'd AT the Court Room in the CITY aud
County of LeaveETorth, tate OF aforesaid. .
Oh the first Monday in the mouth of Aprii
=. ID. ls19. shall apply to tine >. fl Court for
q full aud final settlement OF said Estate
ThomasJ J. Hines idn!nls-r -rator o. Maria A
stephens. Deceased.
Lsaven.oTth City, i. ID 1872.
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The LeavenwJ rth Lightning Rod Company
wlsne. 70 int Im the pubic that they are
prepared To- furnish and erect tine best cop
per ana galVs iz-d rods, with the latest i'm
proved fixture and ornaments. The peopie
should ga 'rouiZr "A home institution and D.
ware of travelling iF,u1> who - ! an inferio
article and charge dounie In" price for II that
sou can g-t IL right Vt home for Ne recon-
mend to the public Ihs nrm oi. Foley 4 Mosh
e.. M. 2ls delaware street, vino "A III, during
the prr-.nt ses-on, have two t- srnS constant
~ ulou the road in This aHd adjoining coun-
ties. They will do whit they gree and war
rant their WORK = nd plrI. TiEl
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You Mus, Cure that Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. 1t has established the
fact that Consumption can be cured, while
for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whoopiug Cough.
Asthma, and all diseases of Throat and
Lungs. it is absolutely without an equal.
Two doses will relieve your child of Croup
it is pleasant otake and perfectly harmless
to the youngest child, and no mother can
afford to be without it. You can use two
thirds of bottle and if wha, we say i. not
true we viii refund the pr,ce paid. Price,
10 cts, 50 cts. and 81 per bottle II your
lungs are sore or chest or back lame use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold BY Arnold 4
HCnt, Wholesale Dealers.
wedfrisun&w
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HAVE you Dyspepsia, are You Constipa-
ted, have you Yellow Skin, Loss of Ap-
petite, Headache, if 40 don't lail TO use
SHIL0H'S SYSTEM NITALlZER. 1t is
guaranteed to relieve you, and will you
continue to suffer when you can be cured
on such terms as these. Price, 10 cts. and
75 cts. Sold by Arnold & Hunt, Wholesale
Dealers. wedfristn&w
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INCITED MsNiItTFaN.

when weak. weary and debilitIted take
ANFbKD's JANsI A trISGEK.
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Until further notice there will be three ont.
door concerts a erh 10y The ba nd OF the 9Th
Infantry at Fort Lgsv-nworth, on Aonda
;tJ THE arss Ia grounds, Wednesday in Ihr
garrison, and SATURDAY al the v est Emo,
comm. ding at ( 30 T. IL This week, hOS
ever, 'br coIc IL Ia ine garrison Viii D- on
Thursday, Instead Ol "Wednesday ines
concerts have always been popular and ith
the II b ished r.pu aIion OI Jne isin band
they promise Tins season 10 become more
popular than ever.
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"WHAT tgEkN ISrDf hEQCiREs--A Coon
CATHARTTC AND ANTI-BILIoTS MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward OF
many distressing complaints, by using
.'Swaynr's Tar and IA rsapaTiila Pills" Cures
ness, had taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward plies, all complaints of the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain or gripping, and do not leave the bowels
cusiiVe as il the case with many other pur.
gatives Prepared only 10y Dr. Swayne & Son,
Phlladelphi't, ana sold at - cents a box by
Leading druggists. Sold at wholesale 10y Ar
MOLD & HUST, Druggists. and retail by
Campbell and Kendrick. we-fr-suSw
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THE K,Nsis CONFERENCE.
TIE List oT the CIrrGymen in Al end
anse Toe con.

The following il the list OF cler- ymen in
the cIry in Attendance VI on the Methodist
AuTusl COME. -.ence:
G. :. Dearborn, salina; :. Il. WoolpeTt,
SsIina; 7. \. Ts!imsn, Gypsum Creek; J. NJ
Miller. Saline River; + T.. Baker, Brook
VILE; Is. UTwIz, ElIsW orth: W - Zmmer-
man, Russell; ~ MnltnrN, SDionIon tlIy; j.
h. Madison. Aoliene; q. V Drmins, coum.it
Grove; = J kaul-r, Junction CItN; isl~h Nc;
DoWetI Wakefield; + r Hill, Clay Center
W J Mitchell B.iOit; q. y Winter bOurn,
springfe 4; q. ". Wool, Concur urdia; }. {.
Conw.Il hIreyin; y. Buff user, OernIantowE;
Geo. " NiuGerbourne, keli.Hiiie; r. X. u own,
Cswker UIt,: r. q. fIei her, Pnliiipsour-'
A. S,Ville, Morton; J. II sullivan,
Baldwin CITY; Hm. Smith. LrayenworIn;
Frank Hoyes. WiUchr ster and SoTtonviile,
]. NJ. D,vldsoR, oskalo"sa; {. IL Shack leior,i,
WSandotte; J 4. GeiIord, q tTd G- W.
Henniug, Lawrence; Henry Prank, Noriu
Lawrence; /. 4. II bbsrd, Lawrence aud DE
Soto; J. a MouIe'. Valley Fa T.; w II.
Sweet, Hclton; q r. Huu :, ClrcleNlilei T. IL
Zimmerman, Carbon
TOPEKA DISTRICT.
W. Il. Davis, + baldwin City; ]. f Gal
bert. Topeka; =. T. Jacobs, NuTlh opekl;
A G- Murray, B,ldw n ny Circuit; { q.
CrySI,sr l.. Loupe; j. u Bra ton, Cent. opolis
and Pomona. L. Lavrfty, Jarbundaie; W
Campbell, Auburn; q T. Nlcno'>oH. Alma; I;
John Cook, BGrhng-me; W D>horn, lyn-
don: l.. e Bi. -, Ossge CiI!; - EmbIrion.
WilmiuStou; Io toe suppil'dr scranton !;
RI McNsbb, silver Lake: 3 r. llo land,
Ru>Svillr: Is r ParieIt, VAN g.; - G.
Howard. Westmoreiard: r. Gi &, Manhattan,
First Church: ;. :. GrIfiing, Manhattan, sec
ond ghu,ch: W kHIp-, Manhattan Circuit;
&. G. Gu me-, Meridian; / Denlson, Bald win:
J. J. TEomI son, Topeka; r. I. Rhodes, Bald
win City.
ATCHISoN DISTRICT
c. Holman, p f. Blue Rapids; W. Friend,
Atculsou; r. Bowman, nonipaan; X A.
hoffman, watn.na; ID u. Campbell, righ-
land; l.. V Morton, " hiie Cloud; J. \ Simp-
son, HIaVst supplied by Il. - Rhon..
Harnln: W. H. Underwood, Sabetha; N
TaN lor, Senscs; J, i. Shack eiord, Mary Ie;
X Wake. WaierVllIe A. J. Coe, Waterville
Ctrcuit: J. n. ,-r -tn, Irving and Blue Rapids;
Frankfo 10 be Supplied by A NJ. kest.
J. Riid son. Ceutralis; - J. Crooks, America:
" westmore TO be supplied by T. richards; q.
". Miller, Mu-coIah; c. Minear, MpnrovIa:
NJ Spencer, Wa eryille; Bishop Wiley, Civ
cinnaIi; nr. Il. Rust Clncinnati: d.. {. {.
McCaue, Chicago; DR.. 2. 81. James. Troy, 81
Louis.
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a birthday Party.

Mr., and Mrs r. Burdett were pleasantly
sssGrpriSed'7 -atur. ay Digut by a uarty o.
their friends To The number of Il ten cr
twenty who ~ sembled 1T their residence on
South iftn street TO ceI-brate Mr.. Burdetts
fifry- ninth birtBd4y. The time was very
pIeasa Ily spent IN social converse and the
guests de.saTi-d WISHING Iueir host fifty nine
as happy . 5CaslOns in The future.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
Guardian Not c..

The state o: K1Esas, L-avgaEOrth Coun-
ty-ss.
In the Probate Court in and tor said Count
and State.
In the matter q ftIe estate Of Margaret Mitch
ell, tHscHe, william DsnhGlm guardian.
Notice j. hereby given that letters OF guar
diduSllp nave lCeu -r Ef.d To tue under
signed, on IN esiGt. e.. NTtr-arcs Mitchell,
N insane person, g. -..t county. Dy the
P!obtte Court Of the county Eut state afOTe-
S5id, dated the iS-h d+y of trbrGaTy, \. ID.
l-Ij, OF when All parties cor C-Gu-d will take
due notice, and govern them Elves arcO. d
iuS'E. " Lillian LENFprNT,
GagTuian.
ugIfX9
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COLLINS
voL1A|c a.,. ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS
Electricity with Healing BalsGms
the Curative Marvel If the Age,

They are instantly soothing, healing, and
strengthening. They begin their wonder
ful curative acton the moment Ihey are
applied. In the snnihila,ion Of Pain and
lrhdmmation, H. in the NitaizarIon of Weak
Paralyzed and Painful Nervous Parts and
Organs in the Curing OF Chronic Weak
nesses aad Inallmmatory Ailments and
Disease, in the ! Ahsorb,ioa Of Poisons from
the Flood through the Pores, and e Pre-
vention Of Fever and Ague, Liver Com
paints, Malariai and Outrageous Diseases
they are wonderful. Compared with them
in instantaneous and positive curative ac-
ton, the ordinary porous or perforated plas-
ters, the voltaic bands and appliances, liver
belts and other costly oontrivances sink in
to utttr Insiunifcance
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
fSheunsat'sD,.

This dreadful torment, the doctors tell
us, Is in the blood, and, knowing this to be
tue, we advise every suif -rer to try bot.
tie Of D1raDg'- Rheumatic Remedy. 1t Is
t+ken internally and will positively curs
the worst case in the shortest time. Sold
by every druggist 10 LeaveLwor-h.
nov5iEwSmo