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The New York herald., 1879-12-29

The WEATHER.-The disturbance referred to
IN yesterdays HERALD as moving slowly over
tho central valleys made but little eastward
progress during the past twcnty-four hours. 1t
has. however, developed u storm centre over
the Lower Missouri Valley, and its influence is
felt in all the districts east of the Rocky Noun
tains except on the South Atlantic coast and In
the extreme Northwest. In the two last men
toned districts the barometer is high. The
centre of disturbance is moving on the south
srn margin of the zone of high pressure, but is
gradually forcing It's way northeastward and
distorting the high zone very much Snow fell
ON the northern portion Of the New England
coast and in the upper lake districts. The
weather was cloudy and threatening in
the Middle Atlantic States and over
the lower lakes. Tho temperature rose
decidedly in all the districts except
n the Northwest, where rapid fall is re.
ported. The winds have been brisk in the
central valleys. upper lake districts and the
Northwest; elsewhere they were from fresh to
light. stormy weather prevails over the British
Islands. The weather in New York and its
vicinity to-day will be warm and cloudy, possibly
with rains. Tomorrow the Same conditions are
likely to prevail, followed BY clearing toward
night
The New York herald., 1879-12-29

An INTERESTING SPEECH by the Pope is pub
lshed to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-12-29

COMMITTEE of the Socialistic Convention
recommends that the socialistic democrats shall
put in nomination person for the Presidency
of the United States. 1t is to be hoped that
they will do it, for then the public could satisfy
itself about the exact strength of the party
The nominal force of the socialists may be ascer-
tanned, but there is great difference between
men who talk and the same men when they
come to vote, and those who cannot be depended
upon to vote according to conviction are utterly
worthless to socialism or any other cause
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
WITH SUPPLEM ENT,

NEW YORK. MONDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1879.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
G0VERNNENr ERDPusrLS.
The List OF Ehe rropo HIs Made al
Fort teayenyy.r "a. Yesterday

Proposals w're received 10y General Rufui
Saxton, Chiei Cuari'rU-%-Irr. FurJ Leay
enworth, ksEsaS, IUrsCay, ! phi IS. 50, fo
furnishing WAGON rau>p oIat on GuTin th,
hscai year, commencing July !, lS.g-Ri's
per one hundred puu- Cs for hole di lance
VIM. - BuGkS, OF IadGD, l. I.-CaGdo TO -
Sill, 1. r, 81 s.
VIM. ii. EoblnsDu, .. Hotou-Caddo {,
Sill {! 81 W .cHIja Iu II. Reno, 30; uod..
City To IT. Loot, ,Na-, Il 90: Las Vegas
n. NJ, Fl. Bi -, Trxa-, So . Las VEGAS L,
TT. Lowell, Arizon e. 90 ; Las Vegas 10 Pres
colt, ATizoua. - 10; .,IamOsa, Colo, 10 For
Lewis, CElo., . -
L. M. Sroen, o. PsuI'> Valley, / T.-Cadd,
to Fort sill, SlIg; v icLIjs 10 Fort Reno
81
Cyrus Beard of Vic .Ita-CaGdo to Fort Sill
SIS; Mboh.tH 10 Reno. Il 81; Dodge Ciuy L
Fort Elliot, TeXs-, 81 >.
h. Feulou, OF Leay, = uTJh-CsdIo To F0
Sill, q IS; Wi GIJa 10 Reno, sl.gSi bod e tiiy
to Fort Elliott, s2!p. Las Vegas. y. NJ, 1
Fort Blss, Tex, a. =; LIS Vegas TO FJIl
Lowell, Arizona, sc =, las Veg To Prescott
Arizona, 20 p; \ laIlosa, Coo &c Fort Lewis,
Col. . %.
Rufus {. Haywood, Of Arkansas CITY
wichita 10 FDrt Reno, q ..
Moses Ngal, OF aumbO.dt, Kan-Wichita Il
FUrt Reno, 81 % s-It
Andrew lard, ui Cimarron Ranch-Dodg e
City To Fort Elliot, Tx, ! %.
Chas ath OF Fort Grifin, Tex.-Dodg,
City u Forl Elliott, Tex. $50.
John HotI,usie.n, OF Ii mboldt- odg,
City 20 For Lot, Tex, - u 4-l0-
Matthew II. Draper, o. Dodge City-Dodge
City 10 Fort Elliott, Tex, s20g
W. l.. Reeves, 81 Gray son, Clinton county,
Mo.-Dodge CITY To RI. Elliot, 81 s.
A. l. II reynolds, 81 Camp supply, l. T.
D0ds- city To r.. Reno, $
Lawrence + Brown, OF O'eTo, y. Mas
Vegas To F. Bliss. Tex, %; Las Vegas 4
TT. LoSsn, Arizona, $50, LIS Vegas to Pres
cot, Arizona, = -
] 4. Sellsr, of O;'ro, y Mas Vegas {,
Fit. Bliss, S5.I5, las Vegas 10 1T. Lowell, SIG
L4s Vegas To- Prescott, . s.
Il Allen, of he venworth-LaS Vegas 10
Fit. Bliss, $50; Las We A. TO ii Lowell, 500.
Las Vegas 10 Prescott, $50
March,. brunswick, OF Las Vegas, y. NJ
Las Vegas 10 r.. b -, 5 y; Las Vegas 10 1t
Lowell, 81 -; Las \. gssS To- Pr scott, 8 90.
Thomas NJ Field. Of AlGmo-a, CoIO.-I -
Vegas Il Fl. Lewis, Colo 80.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

| TRy request OF the Finance Committee we
| re-pu s..sn the following from sundays Is
suel:
| The public event during 1879 ioT our city
will uldoubtly be the concert ara les iNal
| held here by the S.ugerband "A urion OF
| German singing societies 81 the Missouri
| Valley, from Omaha down TO Kansas City
| In the East such occasions are made the
means of advertising their cities, OF bringing
the energy, prosperity, Hospitality aud the
artistic taste of the communities IN which
they hold before the public q; the surround
ing states. The burden of making The necEs-
~ arrangements will fall upon the local So
ciety, the Leaveuworth GeSlns NereIn,
bat As they are compelled 10 assume the re-
spon siOIlity by common courtesy, and as no
| material benefit can accrue To the Society,
but oTly to the city at large, our citiz ms
ought 10 literally aid The financial commit
Tee la furnishing ample me-ns Tor the occa-
sion and maintaining the point dnonneur.
of our city. The committee on adveTtis' :.
menJ Intend To put mp thous lndS o! post Is
in the cities along the river, AS well as along
the 10 ads leading into X tnsts and Missouri.
rne papers of The surrounding dis riot, will
have notices of the festivals for xix wee ks
previous. The committee on decorations are
preparing to illuminate the city in the even
Ing and decorate the st:eets AID crossings
with wreaths and arches. The attraction
for the concerts viii consist of a chorus of
one hundred and fifty singers, an orchestra
OF thirty pieces, vocal aud instrumental solo
lists.
All this with expenses for br1ss bands and
entert tanning the singers aud Musicians Will
approximate s, 500 o. a saint which there will
be probably SIG OJ00I in direct receipts and
the benefits accruing To the city iron the
large concourse of people expected. During
the festival in Atchis"n two years ago 500
strangers visited the city.
Raj road rates will be half fare and extra
excursions on the second day on the princi-
pal roads. The railroad committee have re-
csived a letter from Aichison ST aung that
they expect TO bring train of five hundred
Kansas City and st. Joseph have always
heretofore made up two and three trains a
piece There will be nine societies. in at
enhance, some of which have many as
twenty-f five active a ii above one hundred
honorary members. II we had a public hail
of suflici ent capacity, for such occasions, the
expenses might be- covered 10y direct receipts,
but as it Is, they will have 10 be met largely y
contribution from the liberal and and enteI-
prislug men of the city. The financial com
mittea, COMPOSED of the following prominent
citizens and members of the local society
will canvass the city al ut the Goth of this
month in behalf of the festival: Messrs.
E-ersdorf, GRANGER, HeTshfield, Dodsworth,
Non, Casper, r mberton, NIehaus, Schubert,
Schickel, SCHNEIDER, BittInan, Pinkston,
CarpleS and Others. Lit everybody lend u
helping hand: as FIR the TIMES It will cheer
fully endorse Ihe singers and their festival.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
Notice.

=! Office is hereby given To al whom it
been presented 10 the ia ige of the District
Kansas by the Kansas Pacific Railway Com
mess under and by yirtu- Of the laws at the
state of kauSHs, TOR the appointment OF three
comm SsiousTS To lay oil n route one hundred
feet in width for a branch railway, from -
pOint on the said Kansas Pacific rail way, T. 80
hundred feet north of the present depot, on
said railway, near ~" Kansas state PrUitru-
tiary. commonly called the peuitentiaTy de .
pot, thence by the essie>t and most UragttC4-
~ grade 10 " point EVe hundred feet wet Of
the Sout Invest corner OF tu. Kur sa- state Pen
itentiary wall; map and prof @ of the said
route Of said branch TO said Kansas Pacific
railway, intended TO be adopted by said com
pany, i nl-d in the Office OF the County Clerk
OF the county of l.eaV.nwOrth and that COM
missiOueTs have he en- appointed by the Judge
OF the District Court Of said county Of cav
enwuTth, = ate of Kansas, 10 lay out said
route and way, and To assess the value of the
land taken therefor. and the damages To- tiGy
owners OF real estate through which suru
railway shall he constructed, As provided by
iaW. That said commissioners will meet 81
the commencement of said proposed rr5u"N
railway on the 10Th day Of May, \. D., 1872
4 II o'clock r.. ", Of said q y,
and from that point viii proceed tu, and IH,
out saIt route and way. aud viii assess 'Es
value of the land taken therefor. and such
other damages as arr provided for bv law
FA>SAS Pacific RAILWAY CUHPASY,
By STILLISGs 4 SIILLI>GS us attorneys.
aPrlO Mt
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
District Court.

| SATURDAY.
Mary E. Olson vs.. Dennis MoOney-Mai-
| date of Supreme Cour; presented and oriered
| complied with.
Mary E Olson VS. Mrs. Mary Mccarthy
l Same entry
Vim. L. Challis VS. q. ". Smith-Court finds
| and files its findings Of fact separately from
| its conclusion of lsw-plaintif gave notice
| of a motion for a new trial
A. u. Meyers vs.. H b. Misunderstanding
| for defendant-paiutif gave notice of a mo
ton for a new trial.
Rice ". Gray ct al.-Court nnds for plain
till as TO defendants Gray & Grey and finds
| In favor of defendant, II. l.. :. McLansthan.
Joel Hiatt. ST., vs.. Z +. & +. c. Buckley
Motion of plaintiff for a new Trial overrulsd
and exceptiOns-judgmentt To be snte ed upon
the payment of jury fee-30 days sisen de-
PENDANT to maze ard serve his case for ST.
preme Court.
Alexander Russell ". i. G. Lows-COuri
files fnrings o. fact and conclusions OF law
plaintiff gave notice OF motion Tor new
trial
Roxanna Shattuck rs 8 1. Norih-Case
subm tied GU agreed statement OF facts
Judgment Tor plaintiff .Or Subscriptions OF
del. niant.
+. r. Bulkley VS.. II. T. Green etal-Mo;ion
oi Pi"!hiln i"r Ne" UNI "N'Ii "'e"
- .I.,.,,t,t,. q, g.
- -,
Sully VS.. Huhn-Notion 10 set aside sale
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
THE Ka,SsS ca .SAI. RAILWAY.
Particulars Of .r~ SAL YeSteTday-Ii.
Possible fHtare.

Possible FUt"re.
At eleven o'clock yesterday, at the court
house, il was announced with the usual legal
flourish, that it was now the time TO sell the
Kansas Central rail way to satisfy tn clP inns
Hcd against II by Mathew Keenan, and u. j.
ever, o. trustee, Tor var Gus parties. But
two different bids We're ofI-red-CommoioIe
:. X. Garrison, of New York, and Col. Len
r. smith, OF this city, reYrrsenting one:
,nd Col. ]. Il. Anderson, Of Manhattan,
through Hon. r. Il. Purcell, Of the Fame
niscr, making the other. The bidding YVES
started by NJ sSrs Garrison and Smith, II
s2Dg0- Mr.. Purcell promptly made it s2lO.-
90, aud Irom that up 10 S-iDug, bid by Pur-
cell, the bidding went 1T $500 advance on
each bid. q BrriSon and Smith then raised TO
S2IS,'VJ. st which Purcell made II s2i5Ooi.
Again Garrison and Smith r-ised il $500,
which Purcell stood and came in with s. eco
more malIin. his hid $50 40. After Sigh
| consultation, S252,O5O was BID by the oppo-
site side, and, Purcell not coming up
again, the Kansas Central rail way, through
out, road bed. rolling stock, franchises and
all. became the property OF Commodore u AZ
rison and Col Smith.
By this change, the rOsd is put In the
hands Of men with large capital and liberal
views, and the Importance Of the road 10 the
city Is greater than ever before. II can be
ass-ried as positive that every extension of
the line OF the road will be made which its
business requires and which may be deman-
ded by the localities seeking for II, II those
demands are backed with the proper sup
port. 1t is among the most probable things
that ri least one hundred miles of new road
viii be constructed this season, either west
or northwest of its present terminus at ona-
ga; snd this will enhance the value of the
TO ID as feeder 10 the Rock Island and the
Nj souIi Pacific.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
THE CUT.
Tariff. Reaches 90 His City-geduC.
tfsn et Rae, Here and ElseWhere.


tfan OF Rare, Here and Elsewhere
Yesterday freights on the Missouri Pacific
railway on stock TO st. Louis, from this
point, were reduced TO 50 a car, ana upon
grain the price was cut down to eight cents
per one hundg,d pounds No other cuts are
made as yet. The Chicsgo, Rock Island &
Pacific was billing ct the old rates ON stock
and We are not advised that they contem-
plste any cut. II is not probable, However,
that this war Will be OF long duration, As it
is too ruinouS in Its effects.
From AtchIsnn, on Monday, freights were
shipped to ~. Louis at the tate of two cents
per hundred and 10 Chicsgo for eight cents.
The Kansas City papers tell OF the war IN
that city as follows:
The agents Of the different lines went about
among commission men, offering tn contract
al cents ON wheat and corn II Chicago, the
contract. however, only To last - hours. The
rate from Missouri river points, TO the west
bank of the Mississippi river, on grain was
cents. which is "A reduction of such magni-
tude that those who had grain on hand,
shipped IL out last night wherever th-y could
get czlis, thereby clearing "A nice sum- The
rates on live stock yesterday Was &c 10
ShicaSo, reduction OF $40 per car, and
nearly every bead in the stock yards WAS
shipfej east The other rates IN vogue yes
terdsy LON chicago to Missouri river points,
On lumber and ties, - cents; on railroad
iron, s5 % per gross ton; on merchandise.
firsi aud soond Classes, 40 cents third and
fourth class s. cents, and thus the matter
stands. Amofg railroad men it seems to
be the opinion that the dissolution OF the
Southwestern Association can be charged to
the -. Louis roads, although the ~la<t
hair that broke the patient animals back -
vas with regard 70 the 20 per cent CLAIM Of
the Ch,caso 4 Alton road OF the busaness
VIA ST. Louis. for its new line from Knnaas
CITY 10 Est 81 Louta The roads ou0pFfe.
ing the u. Louh division a tie AnDoc16A1on
aRoNpgg1ea - taktnG lh8 p0si0o0o0 -.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
(.h0st>.

Not Col. Ingnroll'S "ariStor-ary of the air.
nut real human ghosts. Ghosts that were
once healthy en- and women, but are now
simply the ghosts Of what they once weTe.''
A. we meet them, and inquire the cause OF
all this change, they repeat the old, Old
story, "a cod" neglected cough" "ca-
iarTh, "Overwork. =" or "dys 7ePSis," silver
complaint, )" and cOnSii ps;ion. =" with '.unsuc-
ressfui physicians and remedies" In off ring
MS Golden VI deal Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets for She cure of the above
affections, Dr. III arce does not recommend
them a. a 'sure cure ia CT stages. For If the
lungs be half wasted away, or there b. a can
cenous comp icatinn, no physician or medi.
cine can cure. The Disc very il, however,
an unoqualed pectCral and b'oOd-puritier. II
speedily cures the most aggravated cough, or
cold. and it, early or middle stages, con
sumption. by correcting all Irregularities Of
the stomach and liver, 1t cures blotches,
pImples, scTOfuouS ulcer, "bunches,"
ar tumors. Hundreds testify that il
has restored their health, after eminent ply
Sicians had failed. Frr constipation, use the
Pellets. AS local remedy for cttauh, use
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

Tie following transfers usIeal estate were
put ON record since the last publication:
Robert II. Il sJi-iy and wifi TO Robert Kel-
So - nj Trustees, warranty deed TO lot
block /, in the town - EtStru IS.
Benz amin shaw 10 EIzirt Perez, the north
asst quarter OF seciio p, township, range
eO-SI 600.
jan Waterman and husband TO II y.
Hershfiald lots Is aud 10 ard part of lot Il
Ia block 90. of Faclller', addition to the city
IF Leaven wOrth-SJ co.
John IL. Broadway, of Gloucester, New Je--
Sey. to Amanda Trspp, o! Douglas county,
K3s., the north half "fIhe roriheaSr quar-
ter Of section &c, town ship - range 2i-s7Oc.
Michael Lackn.r 10 II. T. Preston, one
scr. in section G, township s, range 2l-s0c.
Michael Lsckner 10 II Z Preston, part of
ne southwest quarter OF c.ion 6, township
), range 2i-'lOD.
George W. orion et al. IN Il c. Foster, The
north half of the southweS quarter Of section
s, townships range 2l-Sl..O0
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

Claims Of the new line If the roads In the
chicago divisi ion would allow them Is per
cent of toe business TO and from Chicago.
They admitted, II is said, that Is per cent ol
the hicsgo business was equal TO 30 per cent
OF the st. Louis business, because OF the
difference in mileage. But the Chicago lines
objec to any such exchange. They took the
position that the claims set mp by the new
Chicago & Alton line 10 ~. Louis was a mat.
ter for settlement between the st. LOUIS and
Kansas City roads. That division of the As
ISOLATION, they insist, should take care OF us
own c.lamitles. and not attempt 10 iolst
them uDon the ChicsgO division.
II looKs as II the Chicago roads were pull
ing together, as the rates over all were the
same yesterday, viz cents on grain ana ~
per car on live stock. The fight cannot last
long, and may cease at any minute. It's con
tiuuance demoraliZe- business, ard viii
cause "A loss OF hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars to the roads If maintained thirty
days
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
SPECIAL Local Noucss.

WELLS Persian Perfume "H sCKNETACK
IS rich and IA sETant NY IL sold by Arnold
Il Hunt, wholesale D-aIyrS. L.ayenwortu
Kansas, and by retail dea ers generally
WvdfrisunSw
HAVE you Dyspepsia, are You Corstipated,
have YOU a Nt tpN skin. Lots Of Appetite,
Eeadache. Z - doa'J iuI to us, SiiiLOH'S
SYSTEM NITNLIZ-E- IL IL guaranteed 10
relieve ou, ana MI you continue 4 Nun =
VIII IN Nuu ca be ruryd on such terms as
these q: Price, - cents and 55ctS. sold by Ar
mold * Hunt, wEoi,Sa!e Dealers
wudfTisunSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

from the remarks of Stanley Matthews. in
s Liberal convention OF 1872, composed Of
Ilen who had been Republicans.
Ia which Mr.. Matthews denounced the &C.
ton OF the Government, especially in its
u.e Of the military power. Mr.. Beck here
yielded TO q motion to adjourn, and viii
conclude his speech to-morroE.
The Senate then adjourned.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

How manv children and women At.
so Wy add surely & Iug, or rather hsin
killed, by exc---'ve Il cturiug, or tie dali,
Use Of some drug or CTuaheH stuff CslleC
medicine, thai no one knows what il j,
msde of, mo can ea-ily r'e cured and saved
by Hop bit srs, made OF II p, Euohu, Man
drake, ID ,ni-liou, etc, which is so pure
simple and harmless thst the most trail
woman, weakes; invalid or SIN allest child
can trust in Ihem Will you be saved by
them? See other column.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
LEG l..
Sheriff S Sale 20. &c.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE By GIVEN.
L That under and by virtue Of Il judgment
rendered in the District Court in the county
of LeavenwOTth, in the State of Kansas, i'll an
action wherein sarah \. VI itchelI j. Plaintiff,
ard David IL. Mitchell IL Defendant, and of
aypd au execution issued ON said Judgment.
10 me directed and delivered, will ON Mon
day the Iwtnty-etghtn day of April, A.
ID. 1873, at eleven O'Clock \. VI of that day, at
the south front door OF the Court House, in
the City of LeavenwOrth, in The County of
Leavenworth, In the State CT Kansas, offer
at Public sale and sell 10 the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following DESERT ed
tract Of land, situate, lying and being in the
County Cf LetvenwoEtn, in the State of Ram
saS, namely:
Ihe northeast quarter of section number
eleven (Ill, town nine ~, range tweni y-two
t22l. except twelve ~ acres out of the north
east corner thereof now owned by Stuart
Hastings.
Dated this eth day of March, 1872.
T.. u. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
.STILIINGS, Attorney for PiaintIu.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17
Ean'l b. Deceived.

Many persons say i haven't got the Con-
sumption" when sized To- cure their Cough
with -hlloh'S ConSump;i IN Cure. DO they
not know that Coughs iead To Consumption
any remedy Jus,t III. cure ConSum ptlOn
Will certainly and surely cure "a cough or any
lung or thrOaT truuB..s Ne know IL wIu
cure when ali others fan puf oar fat IA ia IT
Is so positive that We will refund the price
paid II you receive no benefit l. not This a
fair y opOsiIiou: Price . cents, - cts. and
Si.0O per botJ'c- For lame ca -, Back O.
Side, use Snllou'S =. rrI~ Plaster. Price .
cents. For sale by AEGo.d 4 Hunt, wholesale
druugiSts.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

~ Office i HEREBY GIVEN, Thu: Ie'-
y tfr> of admini>tIatiO with Will anne =
cd have been rrsnt.d to the undersigned or
the state of George w. Evans, late Of said
county; deceased, by the honorable, the Pro
bate Court of the County snd state azores ~ /,
dated the 22ud day of March. A. u. 1873.
Now, all persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified that thrv
must present the same TO the undersig u' q
Tor allowance. within one year from the dsfe
o. said 'ettt -. or they may be precludeh from
any benefit Of such estate sud that II such
claims be not exhibited within three years
after the dsTe Of said ettprs, thew shan be FOX
ever barred GEORGE W. PRESTON,
Afministrator with will annexed, OF the Cs-
tate OfGeo'ge v. Evans, deceased.
APRIL, l-.3. w2E
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

DIB LIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
A That under and by virtue of "a Judgment
rendered in the District Court, IN the County
of LcayenwOrth, in the State OF Kansas
in an action wherein Milton IoOtIe, william
T.. Hosea and Charles W. Campbell, partn, rs,
dOinE business under the Iirm name and
style of L Otie, Hosea & Co, ara Plaintiffs.
and H. T. winters IS defendant, and OF an
execution issued ON said judgment. To me
directed and delivered, 1 will, ON Monday
The twenty-iirst day of April, \. ID. ls19, AT
So'clOck p. NJ, Of that day, at my
Office in the Court House, In the
CIJy Of LeavenwoTth, in the County o.
LeayenwOrth in the state of Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell to the highest bidder, lot
sh in hand. the following described per-
sonal property, namely:
Three ~ boxes of goods, consisting OF dry
goods, wearing apparel, boots, shoes, etc;
-9ld property is 10 be sold as the property OF
H Il. Winters.
Dated this lOGh day OF April, 1873.
L. G.. LOWE,
Sheriff of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
l.. BAKER Attorney for Plaintiffs.