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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-06

Nicholas Lei;zbac Accomplishment,
NS.
ieorge T. Smith, Margaret c. Smith, Byron
G. Smith and Paul Fisher, Defendants.
DURLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That und.r a. q by virtue OF - decree
# the Circuit Court of the United States Tor
ne distrIcs OF Kansas, rendered in the above
.ntitIed suit, will, on Friday, the oath day
4 January, 1879, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, of said
iay, offer at public sale at auction, and sell L.
he highest and best bidder 'for cFsn in han Z,
,t the east front door of the Court House
the City OF LeavPn worth, COuu ty Oi
oeavenworth. State and District of X anS.-s
the following described real estate, Ian d
and tenements, namely:
part OF the south haif OF section nine o. =,
township twenty six l2f), range eighteen III
asst. Commencing 1t IA point the center line
Df said section twenty-five chsius west OF the
quarter section corner on the east side of the
section, thence south nine and 81 100
chains, thence west ten chains, thence
soutn fifteen chains to the heIge, thence
west to the west bank of the
SeoshO river, thence northerly along the
west bank of said river 10 "A point due west %!
the place of beginning thence east to the
place of beginning, containing seventy acres
more or less, situa ted in the County of Allen,
State of kaLsas, HIRAM +. DILLON,
Special Master.
). o. THATcHER, Lawrence, Kansas. SO icItor
Tor Complainant. dec26wtd.
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RS1 Z

A sPLEN,DsD OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DIS
TklBCTIOS, CLASS q, AT NEW ORLE ms
TUESDAY, BRCARY llth, ls79-1Ojth
Monthly DrASinV.
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RENEW! ENEWi

With his issue . number OF sub.
scriptions to Tire Week y Times
expired. We do not want 10 lose q
single oil friend and trust you viii
remi 81 25 to us inn,s diately.
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IIger IL King.

The Liver IL the imperial organ of the
whole human system, As il controls the life
health and happiness OF man. When it is
disturbed in it, proper action, all kinds of
ailments are the natural result The dige--
ton Of food, the movements OF the hearr
and blood, the action Of the brain and ner-
vous stem, are all Immediately connected
with tins workings of the Liver. Ii has
boeu successfully proved that Green's Au-
zGsr Flower is uuequaied n curing all per
sons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plainl, and all the ptoms thai
result from An unhealthy condition OF tn.
Liver snd Stomach. Sample bottles to try
10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western Continent Three doses will
prove th al is is Just What you want.
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A Snck senator.

The excessive corpulency of certain U.
s. Senator has long been the butt OF editor
il wit and spicy IN mo,s from the I'ens OF
Washington correspondents. Few persona
have eusp+ cted that his obesity was DIS
ease, and liable to prove fatal. Yet this is
the aad fact Excessive fatness is not only
. disease in itself, but one liable to gener-
ate other and more serious ones. Chemis-
try has At last revealed q safe, sure and
reliable remedy for this abnormal condi-
tion OF system in Allan's Anti Fat. Dis
tinguisbed chemists have pronounced it not
only harmless but very beneficial to the
system, while remedying the diseased con-
dition. Sold BY druggists.
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cRisTApoRo'. HAIR DYE,
RErAIxs IEs DAEE LusTRE Il renewed At In.
so THE Close ssFE.
Peeri.s. amanE Ihaasana. of Prep.
arottSas,
That promise much and performs nolhin
CrfStotloro', Hair Preservs<iv..

IstotxoTU f281T fT0SFES~tlVts
a valuable adjunct 10 the I've, in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
of the hair aud OF itself, when used lone
Il sai.s uard thai protects the fibres from de-
cay under all circumsiH noes and under all
cI mes Manufactured by J. CRISTA DORD.
No SO William ~ e., New York Sold by al
Druggists. Applied by all Hair DresseIs.
eol6w
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al. IMP RIAL csONN

is mere oauble, bat the eTet0n Of beauty, con-
ferred on the head which nature has neg
lected to rmbe!llsh, or TINE has robbed OF its
Native Hue, by
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SHERIfF'S SALE No. rs.

SHERIffS SALE No. IS.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I'M
der and by virtue Of q Jud yment render
cd in the District Court in the County OF Leav
enworth, in the State Of Kansas, in an action
wherein Catherine Mills, ADMINISTRATIVE of
the estate OF La Fayetie Mills, deceased, Is
Plaintiff, and Gotlieb Geiger and
others are Defendants, and of an execution
issued on said judgment, to me directed and
delivered. 1 Will on Mopdav the 18th day
of February, A. ID. 1879, at eleven
O'Clock a. NJ. of that day, at the south front
door of the Court House, in the City OF Leay-
enworth, in the County of Leavenworth, in
the State of Kansas, offer at Pubic sale anu
sell To the highest bidder, for cash In hand,
the following described Tracts of land, sitL-
ate lying and being IN the County of Leav-
en- worth. in the State OF kansss, namely:
Lots numbered one y two (2l three 90 four
% and ave ~ in block number four az, IN
Clark and Rees' addition to the City OF Leav-
enwortn.
Dated this 10th day Of January, 1872.
p. q. LOWE,
Sheriff OF Leavenworih County, Kan sas
William Dill attorney for plaintiff.
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KANSAS NEWS.

-Lieutenant-G Humphrey was in
Lawrence last Saturday.
Messrs- Sherman and Proper have start
ed a one cent afternoon papsr at Lawrence
called the daily reporter.
The Sedan Times ,ys there is cousid~ra-
ble excitement In Cnautsrqua county about
the r-ported discovery of gold near Sedan.
The saIiua Herald of Feb uary 2nd con-
tsins sn intere,ting and graphic report Of the
present condition Of Central and Western
Eansas
HoNEsTEa DING STOPPED.
TCor. Hlaws sths Dispatch, 81
The time 4, homesteading In Mission
closed with the resumption act, January ist,
1873.
A GRAVEYARD ROBBED.
K nsley Graphic,
There is some one In this county SO mean
that they stole the fence posts from our
graveyard
THE TINE FOR MATING.
St Valentines day, the I4tn Of February, IL
fast approaching. This il the day when ev-
cry bird unmaied chooses q mate
THREE INCHES OF SNOW AT sAL,SA FER. i.
Isalina Herald, 81
Yesterday morning the snow commenced
falling, and before o'c'ocr the ground was
covered TO the depth Of three inches
COAL AT sALISA-
lsalins Herald.2I
Coal has been discovered six miles north.
west of the city. A company is being organ
lied TO rk the vein, which Offers Ieasona-
bic pros pects OF success.
THE scRAFFoRD CASE.
81 ,,1tN Inn,
for a new trial in the scrsfford case will not
De argued until the Supreme Cour shalt have
decided the question Of juri-dic'ion.
THE KANSAS MONTHLY
We have received the first number Of the
second volume of the Kansas Monh'y. pub
n>hed al .-swrei ce py Mr. ). = BougLton. 1t
Contains six cen pages of matter about KAN
SIS, and is very readable.
GROWTH OF WHEAT UNDER THE SNOW,
dodge City Times, l..
A stalk of wheat six inches long, the roots
four inches long was brought to this office
by NJ. Collar. Il was taken from his wheat
Geld. A STALK OF clover was also in good con-
dillon,
THE EXCAVATIONS AT "DooT HILL"
[Oodge City Times,Ll
The bodies in Boot an are being
disnterred and removed TO Prair1e GroSe
Cemetery. Col J. ". Straughn is the village
sexton engaged in this VorE The bodies
we're buried with their shoots on
WILD GEESE GOING SoKTH. d
[Paoia spirit 81
Wild geese have been seen flying north
this week whether This is an indication OF
spring or simply an indication that they are
hur cry and porth for a good, square meal
in some OF our wheat fields is Lot known
but at all events We are glad TO see them.
RINsLEY's POPULATION.
IXinsley Graphic. IL
Mr. Harry Lands has taken the census OF
the city end reports the number Of inhabi-
tants within the city limits at six hundred
aud nineteen. Had the floating population
been counted. those that are here for two or
three months at a time, the number Of in
habitants would have reached eight hum
dred.
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The Grand Centrsl Hotel. New YORK, po-
sesses all the requirements in size, style, To-
cation and appointments OF the modern nrst-
class hotel, and keeps It's reputation as a mod.
el house eou0W
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,flssIdne.. er a efficiency in Hai,

Exists, or If the hs.r IL gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthili cO.or can-b be restored
by using London Hair Color Restorer," the
most deilghifu! article ever introduced TO tht
Amer can people tor increasing its growth,
restroriDgits natural coior ap the same
time lovely hair dressing Aid beautifier.-
fl il tOJaIy different from all Others not
sticky Or eumDy, and free from all impure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious In fact IL Is exquisitely peTfumed
and 50 cleanly and elegantly prepared as to
MAKE IL lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
J. A. TSNES, A PROM INENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, g., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
London Hair Color Restoref" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, th'
color wa restored, and Is now growing
beautifully.
Ask you druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, 75 cents a bottle. Six bottles
for 81. Main Depot for the United ates
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Sold by Arnold & Hunt, and Campbell and
Kendrick, Druggists, Leavenworth.
tuesthrsatkv
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Total in Treasury,

Total in Treasury. s,l6i 26
Amount In Treasury placed a. follows:
In Fiscal Agency, New York 4,9o2 %
In German Bank, Leaven.
worth .----.....-.---..:- o4,oio ~
In lnsley, Shire Cos
bank, Leavenworth 25,oOD 90
In TreasurerS ONCE 80. -. 1,7S3 o sS,l6l c6
William shepherd, County Treasurer Of Leav-
enworth County, being Inst duly sworn, on
oath, hays the foregoing statement II taken
from the books of his once, and 10 tr2e and
correct 10 the best of his knoWledge and on
lief. WILLIAM SHEPHERD,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed In my presence and sworn TO b.
- fore me, this 18th day Of January, A.
lsEAL H., 1873. J. ~. NIEaAUs,
County Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

STATE or KANSAS. l.
LEANESWOETH COUNTY.
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DPaius IN the Back
|Side or lrins are
cured oy 1iUNs.S
REMEDY THE
GTeat ki d8ey
and Liver NeSsi-
cine. Ii is not a
new com pOun q,
having been used
by all classes for
30 years a. d saved
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"wHAr kvEKYRopY EEau1REsr-A Gool

WHAT EVERYBODY EEQUIRES"-A GOoD
JATHAKTTC AND aSrI-3ILIOUS MEDICINE
Keep yosr liver healthy. and thus W ard of
many distressing complaints, by using
"Swsyne's Tar and SarSapariIla Pills" Curee
SICK or nervous headache, dIzzI ness, bilious.
ness, tad taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward piles, ali complaints OF the stomach
aud bowels. They aci gently, without any
pain or gripping, and do not leave the bowels
costive, as il thu case with many other pur.
Sttives- Prepared only by Dr. Swayne Son,
PBlladelphl.', AMI sold at IS cents q box by
leading drGgg giSts. sold at wholesale by Ar
MOLD & HUST, Druggists. and retail by
Calm bell and kendrick. we-fr-su&W
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as eialmed In the petition In such action and
that said land was sold at delinquent tax sale
and bid in by said county,, and that such
land has rema ined unred-emed and the c rti.
ncste Of ale uniraDsfered for the period OF
three years after said sale. aud still remains
upredeemed and the certificate Of sale un-
transferred and all persons are hereby notl
ned to appear at the District Court OF
said County and show cause on the 10Th day
OF March 1879, why said land should not
be sold for the payment Of such taxes, inter-
est and penalties thereon.
J. W. TAYLOR,
County Attorney.
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J R w HIT r TER.
SIT ST. Charles Street,
Trel.. all forms Of VeHeral Diseases, Ser.I
rai Emissions and oexual Debility, with
unparalleled j success. No matter who failed
call or w.it. pamphlet or consultation free
Can refer 10 the medical profession IN all
D7T's of the Country y
Popular Illustrated book t2boTages Jon
EiASuOo0i WoMASHooDl MARRIAGE!
IupcGiments TO Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely seot.d, pos,
lid for 90 cents, By DR. c. WHITTIER,
II St. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
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Rr0ce edtnas I'm That Tribunal Re.
fore Jndse Crczier for Ye.serday-
The Jury Drawn Tor the March
Term.
W. P. Borland ct al. vs. Clark ct al
Motions to set aside referees and for q new
trial. on hearing.
Geagan vs. Geiger-Continued BY con-
sent.
THE JURY.
The following is the list OF jurymen
drawn for the March term Of the court
Joshua Turner, Easton, II. Kuhn, city,
Samuel F. Burdett, city, s. W. Fairbanks,
Reno, David l. Harris, Delaware, Z. Nc
CriIlus, city, Seth Hollinesworth, Tongan-
oxie, Peter Kimmel. city, J. Ettinger. High
Prsirie, Fred Deger, Delaware, o F. John
ton, city, Rurwell Atkinson, Delaware.
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ROAD NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvENwoRrH COUNTY.
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mi. rahle, unsatisfactory life in this bean
uiui world, it is entirely your own fault
aud there is only one excuse for you-youI
unreasonable pr-judic- and ske ticism
which hss killed thousands Personal
knowledge and common sense rea-oniDg
~ili 400" show you that Green's Augusr
Flower viii cure you Of Liver Complaint
or Dyspepsia, with all Its miserable effects
such as sick headache, psIpitation OF tn.
heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness
Dizziness OF the mead, nervous prostration
low spirits. &c. Its sales now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and not
druggist but will tell you of its wonderful
cures You can buy sample bottle for
ten ccuts. Three doses will relieve you.
jy6eod&w
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National Green back Monitor, 30
We want moro farmers and more improved
farms in this county. We have one OF the
best agricultural counties in the State, and
We need thorough going farmers, men who
can and will make money out Of the prod
ucts of the earth. There Is no more fnde-
pendent position than to rely upon the pro-
ductiveness of the soil and Of your own
strength. These are the foundations from
which spring the living Of every man. wom-
an and child. Farmers are said to be the
salt OF the land. They certainly are the pro-
ducers of the saving properties. To farm
well is a science. Not q science learn
ed nom books, but from actual ex.
perience. Mnch can be learned
however, by farmers Publishing their expo
riencs through the agency OF the pres, or
otherwise. Let u have more practical tar
men and our towns and villages will in
crease accordingly. and our county viii soon
become one OF the most popuious and pro
ductive in the State. Manufacturing inter.
ests will increase and trade become fully de-
veloped II susi aimed and built up by 4 pros
porous farming community. Let us have
more farmers and better cultivated farms,
for herein lies the wealth Of the county.
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''0h! MY
BACK!"

from lingering disease and death, hundreds
who have been given up by physicians
ACSs'S REMEDY cures all Diseases of
tue Liver, kidneys, Bladder and Ur nary
Organs, Dropsy. Gravel, Diabettes and n
confluence and Retention of Urine.
hUtsN C z UEOY cures Hright's Disease
Of the Kidneys, General Debility, Female
Weakness, Nervous Diseases, Intrmperance
and Excesses. Hun r'S REMEDY cures
Bilious Headache, sour Stomach, Costive-
nes-, dyspepsia, Strengthens the Bowels and
Stomach and IN, kes the blood perfectly pure
AUNe,S KAN MEDY, - prepared EN-
r G EaSLY SOr she.e 0isease. and has
never b~e0 knows sO fail. One trial
Will cO0vtnce yO0- AUNG-S HEME.
Df Ii purely Vegetable, is used by family
and the utmost reliance NAV b-
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DEATH OF An OLD MINISTER.
rIAwrence Journal. Il

weregret to learn ofthe death OF Rev John
Ingle. OF the southern part Of this county.
Mr.. Ingle came to this county In 1857. He was
. preacher ofthe United Brethren Church
and well known in the circles OF that church
and ~ a citizen generally. He was little
more than seventy-six years Of age ut the
time OF his death. He had been Ill for about
WI monfhs-
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WILHoFTis Tonic. SAFE, PERMANENT
A>D CoMPLETE with, ,ft's Tonic cur.s
Chill aud Fever, Dumb Chills aud Bilious
r-vers those lIIans hat kill their thou
-tt.d- where this remedy is unknown. /,
curss HyPertrpphy OF he Liver 1t hurts
no one. IL cures oil types OF Malarial Feverf
and is p-rfecrly protective in all its effects
Fry NIlnott's fouic, the great infallible
Chill cure.
WaEELocK, FISiAY & Co, Proprietor,
New Orleans.
I,,r l.. by oil J,prris,s
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WELLS Persian Perfume e"HAcKMErAcK"
is rich aud fragrant. Try it. Sold by Ar
Dold * Hunt, Wholesale Dealers, Leaven
worth, Kansas, and by retail dealers gener-
ally. wedirisun&S
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Fortune NxHiu Favo a Brave Man.
The how, where and when is pi hily told
thus:

NEW ORLEANs, Dec. TO, 1873.
The undersigned c,rtIfiss that he held for
collection for account of Vim. I. Dotv,
New York, one tenth of ticket No. 81, ,l15,
Single Number Drawing Extraordinary
Glass NJ, in the Louisiana 5 ate Lottery
which drew the capital prize Of 100000,
on Tuesday, December 10, 1873. said ticket
having cos; the SUN of one dollar at the
office Of H. L. Pl im, 3l9 Broadway, New
York, ard that the amount was promptly
paid on preservation of The ticket at The
Office of tie Company.
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Special Masters Sale.
Nicholas Leiizbac Accomplishment,

In the Circuit Court Of the United Stres for the
District Of hGIisGS.
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For sale by all druggists.
An lndeasn Truth,

CHEW Jsckson's Best sweet Ma avyTobac
ca. ian6i&wlyr
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T. NJ. WESCOAT,

Agent Southern Express Co., n. o., La.
Any further information given by ad-
dressing NJ. A. Dauphin, P. o. Box 692,
New Orleans
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SOMETHING NEW IN WHEAT.
TBurrtop Telephone,

Mr. 7 E. Hyde, of Valley township, tell us
something new about wheat. Last fall he
sowed a good sized field Of wheat, and the
srasshoppers gathered It in for him. He then
sowed the same ground with Oiessa wheat,
but il grew cold and froze before it had time
to come up A few days ago he dug up some
of ii and found that II was nicely sprouted
and in good condition, and ready TO grow as
soon spring comes
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwORrH COUNTY.
In the District Court sitting IN and f.r said C0ui-
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ExH1BIf A-Lot q and p. b. "a, City Proper.

ss'IxHIBIT A-Lot -, Il "A, City Proper.
Is72T 10 IS Il May 6, 1873 II 90 81 - - II
1873 Is 35 1 81 ." 10, ls7i Is ~ 80 - 81 ~
..l 81 As
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OMAN IN SEARCH oF A LOST HUSBAND.


A lady who had just come from Leaven-
worth applied at police headquarters yester-
day morning TO have a warrant issued for the
arrest of her husband, who had left her, and
che stated the following circumstances con.
nected with the affair:
The lady I've could not ascertain her
name), as a widow, had married . photo
grapher by the name of B ,ker, last Novem-
Der, and had lived with him on farm near
Leavenworth, belonging to herself. A short
time Afterwards her husband wanted to
start in business, aud asked her to sell the
household goods to raise money for that pur-
pose, but she objected. Then he wanted
her 20 mortgage the farm, and this She re-
used to do. Then he stole a horse belonging
10 her son and pawned IL for SIS, and left for
parts unk own. Some time after this she
received a letter from him, dated at Kansas
City. stating that hes had been ARRESTED for q
crime committed seven years ago, and was
then on his way to st. Louis, in charge of .
United States marshal. From Q gentleman
who lives IN Leavenworth, and who was In
the city day or two since. the lady learned
that her husband vas here, and she had the
warrant issued, in the hope that he would be
found, and that she might recover what abe
could from him.
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Z {. FIZwilli9rn, Administering of the es-
tate Of +. p. tItZwii liam. deceased. Mary
titZgll4iRm, Lizzie FiJzEilliam, FranciS
Il;Z%i i.isll, Roman Fitz6I!IIam, r. &.
-itZwililarr, Israel sheldon and John &.
Douglass.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAyESWORTH COUNIY, So
El lts District Court in and Jf9.- said County.
Ann Gormly
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-04

Two YEARS AGO. State Senator John
y. Lemon had an inviting prospect of
receiving the Republican nomination for
State Treasurer, but as his election
would have created vacancy in the
Senate from this district which would
have been filled 10y the election of Il
Democrat, the Cameron managers in
duced Col. Lemon to put aside for the
time his TreaSuryship aspirations, SO
that Cameron would not be deprived of
his vote i'm January last for reelection
to the I. :. Senate. rs Col. Lemon :
term will expire before another session
of the Senate. he concluded To- take
another chance for the Treasury nomi-
nation this year and until three weeks
ago his success was regarded aS pretty
certain. Ii seems. however. that VI. :.
Quay. for reasons which of course are
beyond our knowledge, has man of his
own for the placc-Samuel Butler of
Chester county-whO was member of
the Legislature last winter. Butler car
ried the delegates last week in Wash
ington county, right in Quay's own
ncighburhood. lie also got them in his
own county, and through Quay manip-
ulation received. we have no doubt. Il
very large invoice of the fCrty-siX Phila-
deiphia delegates who were elected on
"Wednesday last. Quay ami those who
do his bidding have said that Butler
must he the regulation candidate. and
he will he, no matter how earnestly or
Indignantly Col. Lemon and ''the rest of
MS may protest
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-04

The boiling members of the late Ohio
tireenback state convention met at To-
ledo on "Wednesday Of last week. and af-
ter fun and free Interchange of opinion
concluded that it was ineNpcdient to
make separate nomination for Govern
or. This action of the seeding dele
gates Is very generally interpreted in
Ohio aS being equivalent to an endorse
ment Of the nomination of General Ew-
ing, the Democratic candidate. and as
materially increasing his chances Of sue
cess at the election in October. Letters
were read in the convention from Peter
Cooper. of New y ork. and Francis ".
Hughes. of this state. both prominent
and influential leaders of the organiza-
tion. IN which the nomination of Gen
Ewing was warmly approved. and his
support by the Greenback men of Ohio
cordially recommended. This trfangt-
lar struggle in Ohio. from all present i'll
dicatiOns, will be the most hotIv contest
ed political battle that has ever been
fought in the State. the interest i'm the
result being confined to Ewing and Fos-
ter, the Democratic and Republican
nominees respectively, one of whom will
of course he elected, the Greenlack can
didatc- Piatt, being regarded merely as
The proprietor of an Interesting side show
attached 10 the large and attractive per
formancc in the big tent. under the
management cf the two leading and rival
candidates. The contest IS regarded nv
both parties as being To a very large ex-
tent the Eev to the position i'm The Pres
idenitii contest OF next year.