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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

lr is suggested, in connection with the
proposition 10 cree, monument 10 Major
ANDRE, that he suffered the misfortune of
living in the wrong period OF our nations
history for such rs he. If he had lived
noU-a-days he would not have been hung
but would have been paidoncd anal sent 20
Congress hom the Solid south.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
PERSONAL.
WANTED.

yNAN1Ep--SiDJ DJn OR S,Ool AT ~ FER rENr,
w for slN months ora year; premium viii n!aO
he paid; no risk. Ad'lre., PREMIUM, Rclu'licaa
office. in,'it"
NTANTEp-WlI.L GIVE \ coon PRICE FOR
w hiat,ul,l-tan terrier gyp; small preferred.
Address o. L., ,ily po-.oiliCr. jatl'
yNTASTED-BN NOtNG LADY \ -l'rI' NriON
w 10 leach the usual English bmught will French
nud uu-ic. Ia private family. rcrmS easy. R'rr-
nIr ..INnII. .Ahlrt..s :. u .ul. L U. lIul %
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

To-Day ihc case OF GIGGINs rs, GEAST
,cN. President ior false imprisonment is set
lor trial. BIGGINs j., of course, lunIic,
or at least mouOmaniac, whose halucina-
tiou that General GRANT, instead OF hi,
friends was instrumental in placing him in
confinement, has led him on and on until
hc now becomes the prey Of the court prac-
titionrl.. BlWIhiS fact vii llmake no differ
ence with the Democratic press. 1t will
print detailed report, OF the trial, carefully
omitlng all evidence Of the lunacy OF the
plaintih, lOr the purpose OF whccdling the
public into belief that the General, while
President was guilty Of all that BIuGlS-
has charged against him. It should be re-
membcrcd, however, that the grdvamcn Of
these charges rcsdc- in the startling fact
sworn to by BGGINs, that General GRANT
prosecuted him even in the privacy Of his
bcd-chamhcr entrance TO which he effected
hv crawling through the kcy-holg.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

Judge SouTHwoRrH in yesterdays issue
having been misinterproted as importing an
unamiablo ding, we wish to state that no such
puruogc was contemplated
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

TnE Charleston Ncws and topyic, is zeal
ously wrestling with the question whether
the South shall 90 with the Fast or West in
selecting the next Democratic candidate for
the Presidency in lsSO. There seems TO he
objections to each section and under the
circumstances il would be the part of safety
with the South TO 90 alone. II says: I'VE
have no more love for New England itlnat-
icism than tic Grcenyille NrrS has, but
there is rs much ihnatcsm in the West
as in The East for that matter. The West
has never done anything for the South in
peace or in war Think of LINCOLN,
GRANT MoErON, and SHERMAN. They
are Il sufficient sct-oif TO STEVENS Ed
" MuNps, and BLAINE OF course South
Carolina is very choice of its company, but
1t scarcely seems worth while for it to he so
exceedingly select on trip up "Salt River"
where the Democratic party is bound to
go ~ lS~u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
FOR SALE.

E'OR SNll.-ONE HANDSOME BRASS rENprR
L uud \ldirUn7. guliuur li2l . slracl, a1r
EUR sALE-CALL AND SEE Our lI-T Of
a property for s.tlC. JOiiN ~iEiM M * & o.. II.
Cloud budmg. Ng,l C,lNls aud loal,s yIl-Ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

thcts will not win amy large number OF
decent Democrats and negroes over to
the Wbig's peculiar financial or political
theories. And it will do Mr.. JURGENsEN
no harm; he can well AFFORD TO remain
quiet when his arguments are so unanswer-
able as TO enragc his opponents and provoke
them 10 outrage the limits of respectable
controversy. The wounded bird lluttors
aud tho hurt blackguard snarls.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

THE Kidugric0'y reputation is growing
apacc. In Fact, il is spreading broadcast
over the land. We are reoiced at this, and
are gGtihed 10 be able TO boost it along by
reproducing the following pleasant mention
OF its most prominent characteristics Gin
Cocktail interviewing, from the columns OF
the Charlotte OjsTrn. OF course some al
lowaucc must be made for the partisan
partiality Of these comments for the ObScrrcr
is stIaishi-out Democratic newspaper.
In thi, instance, however, it has apparently
succeeded in couiiuing itself to the truth. 1t
says
Our contemporaries had best be very careful
how they prove lies on tue Washington Post
ia connection with its interviews of prom-
ucut mon. We proved that couple of these
had been manufactured out or the whole cloth,
aud in order TO prevent our catching it in any
more of its little Irregularities it stopped cX-
changing with tho Ojsc,rer. We caution the
brethren against following our ill.advscd cy.
ample lest they should be similarly seyerly
punished ~. just don't publish any of those
interviews though, else YOU run risk Of being
invited to make correction. The Obsc.T-,
made two. aud then retired from the business
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

Kingston Freeman
Lloyd Garrison, charges that "thc South Is nm.
changed at hcnrl" are the sentiments Of several
other people IN thj, couuiry.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
WASHINGTON, JANUARY :, 1-p.

WASHINGTON, JANUARY . 1-ie,
TnE refusal Of the Corl>onians to eNtcnd
to our migratory cN-president the courtc-
.ey OF u public reception has set the GRANr
to booming again
CONGRESS reas,ombles to-day. Among
the first things that will not be done In the
House will he q Democratic demand ror an
Investigation Of the cipherIisgatch husi-
ness.
The Detroit Fo,i Republican habiNally
refers TO its uamcsakc of this city as the
' Washington PoI Tramp" This is uu-
kind, however Just IL may be, aud should
not he cncoumgcl-tnkind TO the average
Tramp. we mcau
Now they say Gcncml CEANr went TO .
Ireland to capture the Ili-h vote. ly the .
same token he will 60 TO China with similar .
dire intent The mylc fact that The Chinese .
do not vote will not mar the characteristic .
Democratic logic of this inference
ir is suggested, in connection with the I
ANDRE, that he suffered the misfortune of
living in the wrong period OF our nations /.
history for such rs he. If he had lived F.
nowadays he would not have been hung
but would have been paIdoncd and sent 90
Congress nom the Solid south.
BEVERLY DOUGLAS successor. who is 10
by elected on The 2il inst, cannot by amy
Chance be sworn iu and take his seat
belmc the sd prox. lie wu then
have less than ten days to serve. II.
he expects. whoever he may hc to Gll
thc vacancy, with all thc term implies,
hc will be called upon to do some yc,y lively
work,
rnE New Haven triou Democrat -gys
tie Dcmo0atic pauy i, cursed with set
" Ot leaders who r.tt more Tor personal am
EDITION than lot the success Of their organi-
"zation.' Npry true, and for the succc.s
of their organization, as well a, their per-
Scaai advancement, some Of these leaders
have not hc,iiatcd at murder torture, aud
the very worst crimes in the calendar.
I'tttt Z. !
cr.di, "a i,.,lr c,.. l,.,.;,.. r....1 ,,,',,'.,.
,i,,, mo, 90, ,,.,, ,II;.... -. ,.,,,. ....
"i course assume all the Iespon>ibility for
the attendant mi-!o'iones t'nd'Ndual c'H-
2chS 1t VIII not alleviate the sorrows Of
lhe bankiupis' ho"e'cr' 10 know that they
have been crushed 10y the ho" guf'and
not h| joins SHLNNI\&'
ru,o n.,.,,,,...... ,,.u.-.,.....,
.r,.,,.,i,,, !. ,,nu,l l.,,.. r,,, ,.,..,...l;,'
I...|,.o ,r,. r,nnll..,, ,,r,r ,,,,m,,,,
,y,,o.. o,,,.. 3, im. L.., a,,.li,' .,.,,.',.
rli.bad l. n, r..,.d o.. c,r,,,n, &, ',,l a..
time. I'm, ,hr Democrat. have lc,n .,rom,
,n,pob ,o d,,,, rn.iI.rov I.v,.. pn.
P''''''" ~ s'o'' '''""','- WHO ''"'lN'u
'.... '"o.' ,'''''''.''''' S''t''' !'"i' 'Lo ''"I
Inv way ~ '''.''''... '7 10 ''''"'H''
4. .lc D,mocg,lts Ir,ll, Jc,fcy, tborc ,r,.
ANY rottcnne-s In the clphcr d;spatchc. sem,
ana received by E,pnbiican leader, or man.
ayers during the canpaim of l,7G WHY
dou't they 70 ahead aud investigate Them ?
II is trpc thew llye ipnlired inf, l,c,,. .,p.c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
Goes in for Grant.
Other People in This Country.

brother and General Grant, Cen
sherman goes Ia for Grant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
BOOM9 FOR RENT.

tTfs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEAR Ma
" tipuhl lioicl, luar communicating Er'ors,
well furnished, newly pupcrai, nn Icurd Nllh upcu
stove; hOlrd, ifde-irc'l, lynu, nldr ~ suit i.l2
yTDg RENT-LARGE PAfIOG-, SEPARATOR
A. together, with or without 'DJrd, Ut ~ Indiana
avenue; line locality l-,ttrrl 'u5 pass iicdOor.
llftI-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

llhtCf-oCcNll.l
The editor of the savannah Gao R,eOriy de-
clarcs that he Is no unslaiucd rebel or southern
traitor. but adds: III Georgia, to-day, should, in
her state sovereignty and state rights elect to Sc
Ccdc, we should stand by her and defend the act ~
one of her sons, believing IN her right This Is,
we have claimed. about the status of TIC average
eouciiacd Dcmocrpt in the South. They talk
about accepting the results of the war, but they
believe i'm the drrttiuU Of secession, and some Of
them. like the editor of the RDcor66r, only await an
opportunity to repeat again the programme OF
lSGl.
PolrIAH discrimination In favor Of Dr. Bnlls
Cough syrup ll~ given II larger sale lhnn amy
other remedy of is class. Price - cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rlln cnnIsrlAN rN1nN.

r~1STe TlIE CHWsTIAN UNION.
Az aqs,e.aEon, indepegd,nt loarnq' !gc enlyre.
wrltc.. or to which hc In uuyw, ,v CONT lbufcs
subscription, - pr yror, pos a ,e pldl.
the ngcut Vi b. caiird on
lal.lZ NNrilAN RlrrEn Agent lt7 S st.. NJ W
49, THE COMMITTEE or ONE HUNDRED
49, Ul the Capital lIill rud East WnsliinHipn AS
slcJtOu, representing the mater III Interests VI tile
cas- ern section or Tue city, viii meet ut AlCCmeys
llNl .m rcun'tlvania nycuu" east. on TUESDAY
the usscclai ion and other tncus Interested IN tie
movement "e cordially invited 70 ali,gd @ ,....,.,,
EnwlN g. HnHwoon secretary. iai.lt
a-,vys THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CuNr-
~ rnuN, clrnCr Fifteenth street and New York
aycnre FIRE, Durgnr aud d.nllrrurf vn,lu, inside
slNctNAre OF Othcr Cuiiics and all Kind, OF valua-
ble' received on deposit ja7-,ut-ai an
1~s5y7 70 TAN.PAYEn-.
THEA~uHLR ANb A.,t-~uu's OttttE,
WAsitNgToN, u. G., Jan. .. 1870.
Notice 9. hereby given that personal properly re-
urus for the year ending June 90 1ig will nOl he
Ccivcd alier tile 18th instant.
Al persons not having made returns At tia, Date
per cent, adiitlnuul. which will b" iuaL
Dy order Of commissioner -, -
laneal Treasurer and Nsscs'or.
,~xSsse OPINION or DR u. :. sTECART rREsI.
s1G dent Maryland Huspiut Baltimore:
have uecl toldenS llebig Liquid Extract OF Heel
and Tone Inv guiato iOr more than year, and re-
cummemdit n as one oi thn most efficient ircIaraous
have ever met with. ~ combines the virtues of food
aud ionic IN remarkable way, iat
r~ssys HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. roNDs
sS Extracts, Ilunii hry's specifics. and ,ll kinds
uf Patent Medicines sold nt COhglltns, Masonic
Temple. lani
N~S5fys PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS AC.
49, curaicly 60 mpoundcd III hir price, ai Cough
lins Temple Drug store, corner and Nluln streets.
lUnl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
GEORGE Is. WEIGH,
DIV "a FL 7 "a = 10 DEGy =
SslK(.EDN DENTIST.

SpENr fsS/, AsSso%Sa'ttNonn," AS% 'ttNn" !!i a. toSs l
SIlsiv. W a@a,,s,t S"a,. nS, 'ggsGl e ,nn.J; lGEsS
vauia avenue, EXTRACT TEETH UNDER NJ.
TROCS OXIDE, WITHOUT PAIN, iur u eaoh tOOth
witnou gas lcrns each tooth. Artificial Teeth :!
per SIT, cod am Anngnm Filings Inserted All
Dr. r. r. llowiatd has administered Nitrous oxide
In uLgr gln prlzuns, lelly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

\ FEW week and months ago, especially
during the late campaign, the Democrats
were claiming that the country was going
10 the dogs under RcpubIcan rule, and all
that sort Of thing, But here is Resumption
a fixed and legal fact confidence restored,
and the brightest Of prospect, before It's.
The st. Louis RPpjiicon, the leading Dem
ocratic newspaper Of the TmnS-NIissis,ippi
region, conlr,scs this, aud says tho country
has not been as prosperous at any time in
The last eighteen years us il /, to-day"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-15
fG9 SALE.

OFFER ny BOUSE, SETU tTEp ON
H. Curry Street between King and Musser for sale
Also my furniture, sewing maehns library, Buyer
invited to view the premises - A WAITZ.
Carson, May ~, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-15

vHyHE CO-?aRTNER~ E+TRETOFoRE
existing under the firm of Reinstein & Gibson,
this day dissolved By mutual consent E. F. Gibson re-
tirn0 from the business and s. Renstein assuming all
liabilities against said firm and coectn all debts due it,
IS. REINSTEfN,
E. F. GIBSON.
Carson City, March % 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-15
PROSPECTUS.

The subscriber herewith announces his forthcomi Il
volume OF literary odds and ends letters, etc, the
bt entitled,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-15
SACERHUsH LEAVES.

Notes and Queries-More Notes and Queres-Learing to
smoke-The Little Men-The Confessions of Bbli-
maniac-Piutes Milners and Boys-Somewhat Ow ish
--Geanings-Dates and Mares MIRA Chapter on
Canes, Etc.-Tom Thumb, Etc.-Somethng Critical
Random Shots-Scraps-F Money in the Ashes
Our Good Takers of the Far West-Bltle Monday
Man as O Barometer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
xUsLINs, sHEErISGs, CANTON FlANNELs,

Red and White Fannels, Shooting Flannncls,
Blankets, Shawls, Underwear Yarns etc, which VIC
will continue 20 sell former prices as long they
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
; Good i'F0s PPc'.

Although the CROPS il hanrgs b. = whole
have been lighter this year than usual, .G-a
erS and dealers ere not grumE ,us. II Is not
becoming ksns u farmer or merchant TO
grumble. They consider II numauly TO L.
peat the woIGs, ''h1rd IInes. Il" and wOuLl 10
way show Tia t they Were men = endurance
and that because their crop was light, or sa' g
the same, It vould not be su table for o 4e who
prites himsCitas beln:a wes.o-n pioneer 10
grOwl. They take things ~ they come a13
seem hapPy'notwitBStsndin. 81 times they
are sorely pushed 10 provide tine nGcessaries
of life and a wait new developments with the
asssrince OF r.Oit ia Sunny Kansas. II
sevme: In the spring that wheat won be a
ial UTe, bat ram came auJ thai cererl IL l.
urt q AID TIp-nDu 80 That d mOdrTa..- ; fe.u
gave teen gram TO live on and a little iu
spare which n the ni-L "a tTlZ-; Er.ca, rclpsg
thrlu UCt- linen came the eaur.it"GS Nit.i 81
corr crop which We are proud 20 s#y dos
the slate credit IS production auu now
v hat are the pTCSp"c :. The THiII hIS come
ia abundance giving tue crop Tor uCNt ear q
bright IOoE. No cold Il jssuTres0te weather.
none VIII suffer nom the tNIrrme cold on
account Of The mud weather OF Kansas, cat
lie look well, sheep are IN good cOuiItigu
improvements are going On all Oger, aI' are
busy, I'm graf ON continues and eve y thin
seems TO move GU sfuuOr hay. WHIST Ned
tn.n to cry "EaIu tim - Surely k-uSfE
people have d bright IuIGTe before Them
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
E,enitrr tiaEy Notes.

sheriff M.steiSon OF Ford county ought
NO prisoners nom Dodge Guy TO the = nj
JeauDTy E,sfe.oyg-
Tuirry-algut Men az, eIH Dyed a the pen
!.cu'i ?. coal shaft.
Turr. veIe Ca convict, in the state II son
yesterday.
The p. itcn'iay 'nsi sh~r VII. II Is
thought. nr complied b. the time .: tine
mex. IA --r.1:nsr-r - Lii isture-
Tn s.r.G. " d Da - 10. II feet and rrobfby
over sGy-I nuud ,G 'ye' deep.
The e.. - ia the p-uItruiisry arr sil li-n.ed
Br:ssS which j. made " Thin ihe wall.
Sag.--i new buildings have u-cu erected
gur.r- rGr s.lulr ~. aInD. q which sre q, new
-uop lrrse stDTies nigh, one hundred and
a.rv .--t org and fty TT w.dr; another
$50 stories hL-n, ~ev-ut i've ie-; lOu- and
f1rr, Nv. ia. vgis.: a asy hoU-=- on" story
Do ~. one ugnGn-I atl ~ ufy-nEe .-,t .ous
nd tt'IE ''s. wide, with e capacity 'pr >'Dr-
,uZ a.Jy e a. load, o, sum a-', rrr Ia course
%. cpI~Il 4 ''ipc "a a.-- "I.HT tutliu@ "n'
hundred -Td forty Irei ! rUS "uI forty i--i
wide TINS sIFu rTura wGll contain "A % the
upIIe.S f#r lie tEII 20 ser. sGG ~. D. situated
boilers are nov iH u5a, aud .h3-g horse pgEer
engine has ben cOu'"sfrad inr
An engine nuU~e "5N75 1T y being briit
for ia COD ia T. Sex. Monday the Norz
Of 'TIViU- In- shaft downward viii be com
m+nrvg. 9ue >wIfCurs. fToH In- Kansas 2 =
. lie Track = comp e'ed, making IN al about
iafp- gHssr'-Ts o. 90 IN 'i- uf 70. Ci..
H.. UTi.' ..r..H by III tysislTfu.p re5s1r =
Ing tine -InEi1g OF l.I'- coal spzIf ~ tue ZEN
't-uiitry sp.c fi-'i jua' u ,hpu d b. com pie
tel wiIul4 d year. nlrn WA not b. u.n"-
Thee was also aU Or : tnaf = tCsut'n'Z Il
road ia u1u b. uullr from the PRISON Ia t",-
clTv FhI has NOS BIN done. / j. bHcom-
iEg apparent frlT the uD aTr pf n-Te-iur~ stF-
too TX aug ff.ut They JTu~i to- much To- VT
d.u ,iguI rs w U.d suggest to MIR.
y TdH,.- II- r-nFT'H'y ~ nsy!nE both TIA"
cp.E >uaf- aiug mad nH.sIEi al iiEe egIlIcst
IOs-IB = MON nj.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
People Who are Neither Sick nor
Well,

The number OF people who ere neither
eick nor we'll" rs the saying IL MAKE up II
large proportion OF near y every comm unity.
u you ASK what ais them you get no clear
answer: for they do not know themselves.
They are not sick enough 10 Ds clsssed with
invalids, nor Yet are tneS wei enough to en-
JOY lie nor do any mental or physical woTs
without "A wear some and exhausIlns etjOTi.
For most Of the time they fee! miserable aud
foriorn every task Is a burden they have
no ast in life, aud little hope in the future.
Tnese unhappy people get little or no relief
from PHI ysicians, but ale rather made worse
by the tunics wnicJ are too often prescribed.
and winch leave the vital forces at "A lower
r,nge alter the temporary stimuient has
subsiied. What they need is lew Gevel-
opemert of force at The centre Of lite. II The
msinspring Of a watch Is 100 weak TO drive
the movement with energy, the whole ma
chinary drops out of order, and all cIfCrts 20
repair become Useless. Now, agent that
C an restore this vital ACTIVITY must, in the
very nature OF things, give back health 10
the suffering invalid, 1t must act as a new
and stronger handspring would act ON the
III tchintFy OF The watch. That snCh al
agent has been discovered II no logger mat.
ter OF doubt. Ii IL 10 be found IN .shst is
known as compound Oxygen" Some al
the remarkable results when have followed
Its use urins. the past Twelve years VIII he
found recorded IN Cur "Irrstise on Com
pound Oxygen" when wil De sent IT.c.
Address Lr>. Starkey X Pal.u, lll2 GiTsTd
street. Philadelphia, Pa
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

IA they were all taxpsye-s. good men, and
lam! .iar '"Ith the condition OF the county.
Personally he mad always favored the suit,
snd na1 stood alone at times upon the Board
in Ia matter; YET when this stTonE petition
vas q. scented he CiaD't it,.l like standing
ont against n. The Board b al been m i>reprs-
4-nI-I and the people mad right to know
Just how and WHY lHis RESP u ion "a al p sSs-d
-Ou.e of the very men who signed the HrSt
p-iiIfOn 'ceTe afterwards found cob,iemniny
The Rg-ri for DOM what they had asked :.
&C nOrg gutea fair, fTp.- a iscuS>ion nf The
matter and wanted IL from all presen; who
wished 10 sp ak.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Goleekln Tines
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1875.
CITY NEWS.

A HEAVY fIost s,n night J,Icre last.
The city and vicinity Is again suffering
from IEamps.
THE County Treasurer collected s4J2.ss in
tax-s yesterday
oxEBU>DRED Goa miners OF ih,sci'y left
yesterday Tor CtrDoldaie, where thy Will
work
Thirty SIX II t'se colI-miners who are II.
trTr-iei in the strike Iefi yesterday morning
Tor silver Lake.
NE g-ouud fr.zs Somewhat Monday
night. and see remained IN pools Ui water
yesterday The entire cay
THERE are fourteen criminal cases d0csei
81 FOR lh. pacsInhcr tsTm Of The District
{ ,urI. -Four .s!e EluIts- eases.
THE County Board yesterday ordered
James 3. Bryant released from the County
i.ir, wnora he was held Tor nor- nsyrncnJ OF
costs, IL Appearing that he haI No money 10
pay The costs aud IIs I mily being destitute
THE funeral OF william KaPp. killed Mon
q y morning by f'I1lg into the Goa; shaft.
took piece vesra d uHrer the auspices of
,f..rm anita IoIse, J. %. - r VINO, with many
o'psI-, followed Jue Tcmaius = their last
resin g place.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
ShaF rs Sa!e Fic. l22.

DUgLEC NOTICE = hereby given that un.
8 saI -ut By vIT.U-- ~ Judgment rem
uaE=d iu On" I.-'Ttst court IN tue County OF
L-.is el worth, Iu the state OF Kansas, ia an
action wLcrt Ia Tee Philadelphia Trust sale
Deposit and Iusu~H nee Company, a. Admin
-tfEf8r with che NF.Ii anne eel Cf rHe estate al
E d Sl'Rss.G acsS-cd, ras plaintiff, and pTlsu-
do =. Hopkins sud other were defendants,
3'Il OF an execution i~Sucd Ol said judgment,
u me directed aid delivered, 1 VIII On
MONDAY, r'HE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
y. i. l,7J, 90 eleven O'Clock 4. ". OF that
Gzv. ~ the South front door Of the Court
EDI>- ia the CITY 0i Ls8veUwCrLh, in the
county OF Ls,vrE worth, IN the State OF Kan
offer 20 Pubic sale and sell to the high
t-l bidder, los cash in hand, the following
l..-r--Jrd tract Of land, situate, lying and
being 600 TIE County ut LetveuwOrth, III the
state OF ksUs-s, namely:
Int uuHuHr hErI--u (l3l, in blOrS number
'AIrty-O4v ,Jll. in ClaTK and kUSs' addition
10 tn" city ul t4aaTel UTtH.
ID sted L44ss 10 II dIy OF .,,vsnbeT, 4. 1873
T. q. LOWE,
Sheriff ~ Lesyeuworlh County. haus.,s.
u. p. IN. AstrE-cg Tor Plaintiff
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
T-EE&L.
s. riffs Sale, 10. l23,

DJELI' 80 q + = hereby given that Z u
4 d.. sla - virtue OF = Judgment rem
GrTst. u g. " -.srElct uTL IN t'ls County OF
Law B. S''sr. 90. 10 h. stale o. kf0eaS. Ia an
Hct cover j. L uiUtiH, ana
I=v. $ r.. 4.i Others are Defendants, and
OF 90 N-tu Jos. issued 90 said judgment, To
me- directed sgt at-lvI red, wi "u Monday,
The - u OF fcs "a t-T. 4. ID ISs+. at sit Yea
u'-l1H@ = e.. fTsj dfs., ct IT, south 'Euf.'
do nr ~ Tire . .r- isru-s ia t'e Ct'y Of Lesv-
tugsHsE "a, d. De- County Of La1NCnS1TIh, IA
the So a. Ui n mss, sr.t r a fup..c sale ANA
sell ~ he HIg.'r~r BIDDER, i5T cash IL hand,
the s0.IvI..E d-a,--iD-,; tract o. land situate,
~ IuE aud D-.u IH tue County Of L-ssyss-
Nar. T.. iD ia. = Ht- q. ksBSlt-, .gIuoIy:
To" s. UL-.rf-. q f-.l-r o. section infee Is :,
the Northeast ,rI rIfeT o. sactlOu ten ,'gl, ana
hast hsli III Mo-. invest quarter - S'cIipn ten
90, a. IN EUyu>usp Ci.vvu 40 OF Range
gw"ut, tn = - cIu isiuiuEi 50 SECS
Dates tHi> 20 "a day OF N'-vv sph.r, 1872
Pc LOWE,
SN.E.tT ~ I.s8veU worth Comfy, X t'i,s,s.
IU...n 3 .s-., Attorney for rl1dn,if.