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SALT RHEUM on BODY
And Limbs. Oblix ed 10 go Abou, on
Clutches. A Wonderful Cure.

Messrs. WEEKS & Potter
Tered, and "a n grateful acknow leugEient of
tCrICURA REMEDIES, voluntarily make the
following statement
/ have had salt hneum on my body and on
one leg in a veEy aggravated form IoI years.
No kind OF Treatment, or medicine, or doc
tors, during this time, did me any perma-
nenJ cd. Ny friends N Maiden and else
where ku ow that have been great suffer
er and that my condition a. times mas oren
such as 10 make me despair of ever being
able To md cure, or even "a re.leI. La facI,
when be ,aa the Use of CUTICURA, my liulb
was 30 raw aud tender that | could ct bear
my weight on II without the SS..i crackinx
and bleeding. and Was obiiseI 90 about ON
crutcnes. i cOmue1ced 10 use the IUTICUKA
IN AprIi, and at one realized its ben, ncIaI
effects. az gIaduaiIy drew the inil animation
auu numor TO the surface and, last as IL APP
peared, healed II AT times large quantities
wOu come 10 the surface, causing aiming
heat, Ill IL animation, swelling, and itching,
which. under the cansttut Use Of tUTICURA,
wo IId Rapidly suo>lGe and hea'. Eacn uine
these OuIUi eaks grew less and les severe and
nina ~ disappeared, leaving Inc perfectly
cured. 1 used the CUTICCRA nve months and
took the kE,OLVENr most Of lie time, which
were the onIy remedies l used. 1 InInk the
RksOLyENT a very strengthening md puri-
lying medicine 10 take III such extreme ca.es
NINE, because the disease Is 50 weakening
to the system.
Very gratefully yours,
MRS asa X BROWN.
Maiden, Mass, Oct. Is 1873.
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BISMARCK BREAKS.
Odds and Ends ci ked mp During
Visit to the Great Camp Meeting.


Sunday morning was ushered In win
bright sun and clear SKY, WINCH Win
cool breeze and the knowledge tnat there nsu
been rain at Bismarck, three hundred anu III.
ty souls boarded Audy Bsrkers tram Al
''nine fifty" and started out Tor joliy rue
Before the train started Hon. d. L. areen
was seen on the platform Al the depot anu NC
was called upon TO make temperance
speech. He tried very hard, but failed 70 GET
q hearing. The train moved on before ne
got a chance at "nrstly." The speech. which
was q good one, one of Green's best, was lost
and the only consolation the passengers
had was that the last passenger Andy had
waited for so long was left behind. When
the train arrived at Bismarck Grove Lsaven-
worth was the attraction.
The pretty girls for which our solid city
noted. accompanied with gentlemen whose
word is as good as a certified check, stepped
lightly from the cars and marched at ran
dom to the gates Of the enclosure which sur
rounds the grove (which, by the way is one
of the prett,est places in Kansas, .and don't
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LOss Of Vital Force.

As is well known, the tendency in all acute
or chronic forms of disease is toward debility
and loss of vital force, which always retards
convaleseu ce and renders a return TO health
uncertain or impossible. After medicine
has done its work OF breaking the disease,
and the physician leaves, as he must, to
nature the b Isiness of repair and restoration,
he too often iuds that nature acts SO feebly,
and builds sgain so slowly, that the period
Of convalescence is frequently prolonged
through many weary months, while in
many cases the old vitality is never resIor cd
and the patient sinks into a state OF perma-
nent invalidism. To meet this condition of
low vitality, the compound Oxygen !"
which acts directly on the great nervous
centers rendering them more efficient, Wig.
orous and active and capable OF q GENERATING
more and more OF the vital forces. which
are life and nealth, offers an agent of health
and res Grafton which acts promptly and
surely. Our treatise on compound Oxy-
gen !" its nature, action and results, gives the
am plest information in regard TO this new
mt for chronic diseases, which Is
being rapidly introduced in all parts OF the
country THIS treatise is sent free. Address.
Drs. starkey & Pa.en, lll2 Girard street,
PHI .adelphia Pa.
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DEEPER AND DEEPER.

This Il What the DefaultinE City
Clerk II Proving ~ Regards His
Dive Int the City's Poeket-H. ).
Dennis, the New Clerk.
1t never rains but what IL pours. and It sell
dom il shown that . man has been dishonest
bot what the ''surface Indications" serve on.
ly - giving very faint idea Of the oess-pool
Of crime there Ii beneath.
In the case of the defaulting City Clerk Of
Leavenworth, Fred. NJ. spaldinR.
PUBLIC OPINION Is CHANGING.
Al FIRST his friends were confident that his
shortage in cash dated back only Q few
months, and . feeling Of charity existed for
him; his friends arguing 70 themselves that
1t was only . Temporary sliP. and that bad he
been given the Opportunity he vooid
have rsplaosd the entire amount
Of he dslAlcataea - It w
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Tn he Tr,edsTo-Norrow.

Emmett Logan, Reuo. Turner. George
Wright, Wesley French and Henry Doyle,
alias Doris, parties arrested for knocking
down and robbing MIR. Lebreton, an cd
Frenchman who keeps a small store in Salt
Creek Valley, a few miles from this city, last
Friday niRht about ten o'c'ock, will nave
their examination before Justice Thoien To-
morrow. Mr. L-breton WAS IN the city Yes
terday looking after witnesses. The affair
was a brutal, high handed outrage and
there should be a searching examination
by the authorities. The parties who DID the
deed stopped short OF murder In enecting
the robbery only because they managed to
do the deed without going to that length.
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sheriH's Sale No. 10.

nUBLIC NOTICE Il HERFRl GIVEN
that under and by virtue Of a Judgement
rendered in the DistTict Court, IN lne
County of Lesvenworth, in the state
of Kansas. in an sction wherein John hlce
Is plaintiff, and Vim. u. Bradshaw ana
Jenny Bradshaw are defendants, and OF an
exc cution Issued on said judgement, TO me
directed ana delivered, L Will, on Monday the
first day OF september, a. ID 1879, AT II
O'clock a IN. of that day. at the south front
door OF the Court House in the City Of Leav
enworth, in the County OF LeavenWorlh, 10
the state of Kansas, offer ct pubic sale ana
sell to the highest bidder, for cash IN hand.
the following described tracts OF and. situate,
living and being in the cJunty OF LeaVen-
worth, in the state of Kansas, namely: lot
number eleven on, and the north half OF lot
number ten 90, in section Twenty-ioui (24),
in Township Twelve tI2), and range Twenty
two (2ll east of the SIKH 10 principal NERD.
ian, me whole containing forty elght and
50 100 acres. more oI less
Dated this 3!st day OF July, 1873
sheriff of Leayenworth County, Ksusa-.
LUCTFS BAKEK. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Sheriff's Sale No. 1919.

nUBLIC NOTICE is her bv given, that I'M
der and by virtue of a judgment rendered
Ia the District COuIt in the county OF Leaven =
worth, in the State of Kansas, in an action
wherein sarah A. Mitchell is Plaintin, and
David II. Mitchell Is Defendant, and OF an
execution issued on said jud sment, To me d.
recjed and delivered, / Will on Monday, the
first day of ~ september, A, ID. 1873, at eleven
O'Clock A. II of that day, at the south front
door of the Court House, in the City OF Leav-
enwurth, in the County Of L"av.nworth, In
the State of Kansas, offer at public sale and,
sell To the highest bidder, for cash In hand,
the following described tract Of land, situate,
lying and being IN the County OF Leaven-
worth, in the State of Kansas, namely:
The northeast quarter OF section number
eleven an, town Nine 81, range Twenty
two 22), except twelve ti2l acres out Of the
nortbesst corner thereof now oyned "
stuart Hastings.
Dated TINS SIsi day of july. 1872.
+. u LOWE,
sheriff OF Leavenworth County, Kansas
STILJINGs & sTILLINGs, Alto Deys Tor PAIN
fif
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nOn'f be Deceived.

Many persons say al haven't got the Con-
sumption" when asked Ia cure their Cough
with Shiloh's Consumption Cure. DO they
not know that Coughs lead 10 consumption
any remedy that Will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure 2 cough or any
lung or throat trouble: We know IL will
cure when all Others fail and our faith In IL
Is so positive that We will refund line price
paid IL you receive no benefit. Is not This a
fair proposition? Price - cents, 30 cts. and
sl.0O per bottle. For lame Chest, Back "r
Side. use Shiioh's Porous Plaster. Price .
cents. For sale by Arno Il * Hunt, wholesale
druggists, and Campbell x kendT.ck. retsil
druggists
HAvKyoU Dyspepsia. are you ConstIpated,
have you Yellow skin, Loss of Appetite
Headache: il so don't fail to use SHILOH :
SYSTEM NIrALIZER. IL is guaranteed to
relieve you, and Will YOU continue 10 suffer
when you can be cured on such terms as
these: Price, 80 cents and 75cts. Sold by Ar
nod * hunt. Wholesale Druggists.
WELLS Persian Perfume, "HACKMETACK
rich and fraerant. Try 1t. Sold by Arnold
Hunt, Wholesale Dru ggist Leavenworth,
Kansas, aud by retaildeait rs generally
WeGfIiSuu.sT
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wss presented and lad over for want oi
funds
Adjournment.
on motion, the Board a journei TO 2 NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The petition of Peter Carroll, to be allowed
to redeem lots and 10, block l2-tax so. So
by pay ing The sum OIL 5000, WINS granted.
JUICE hurd presented Judgments IN favor
OF 3 A. hanIe. snd b. =. LewIs-tbe judg-
ment amouots TO $40 OOo-for compromlse,
asking that the costs De allowed in fuII ana
Z per cent. lees be allowed for attorneys fees.
Commissioner SQulres moved that ths COSTS
be allowed IN foil and that per cent. be al
lowed TOR sttoraeys' fees upon The amount If
the funding bonds issued which motion
WAS adopted.
Inc pelillon OF James Shsul, for compro-
miti ms taxes OF 1871 and Isis Was presented
and, on motion Oh Commissioner squIres, no
action was taken: the Board having no pow
er TO AL, II LOT being tLrcr years old.
TIE petition OF ii. Burns, 10 o- allowed TO
purchase lots a. IS and ~. blocK "a, by pay ing
The sum OF s2o " for tie taxes uue u pom said
lo,s-amo unit, sI7 sJ-was, on mos ION OF Com
missionefs Richards. granted.
TIE petItloa OF VIM. feyurley, in refer
ence 10 assessment OF personal property, was
presented. AUD, ON motion OF Iommissioaer
S4uires, the statement OF j. W. McGee was
I, quITeu before any action can be taken,
lie was Tie assessor.
JACOB Fry presented petition 10 tie a.
lo~eu to purchase block 10, Town of Delta
ware by pay ing the SUN oil 80 Tor the taxes,
due, smouuL.g To Sl5.9i; which was, on mo.
ton oiCoInmis,IoDer Richards, granted by
pay ing half the sum.
". Ii. Lot presented a demand 10 levy
taxes for has judgment, which Was Ordered
received and placed on file.
Commissioner PicKeus moved that County
Treasurer shepherd be requested 10 furnlslI
the Board with au account showing THE
amount OI the rebate on properly gwen and
The amount of the penalty tnst should have
be Ell collected, ana The loss maintained ny
not issuing tax warrants at the proper time
D.. the iste Treasurer, L. HooA; winch mo-
ton was adopted.
Commisslo1 er squires moved that the
County Attorney DC Instructed 10 bring suit
tor the value of the piano purchased by
w. ii. Bond from the county, aud that the
Treasurer be Instructed To ascertain the
amount due from ". Bond, late Sheriff,
on Pswnee tax warrants adopted.
Adjournment.
Ga motion. the lard adjourned TO .. M,
August ., 1873.
AUGUST 6, ls7g-AFrERSooS SESSION.
NJ. $. Grant pres nied a petiuoh To- b. al
lowed to redeem his land ny pa IL the face
of the tax.
Commissioner Squir, M we'd that he be
allowed TO redeem by paying The taxes anu
10 per cent. Interest. Ado,ted
The following resolution was offered ana
adopted:
X salrei, That John Reed be allowed to re-
deem lots II aud 10. IN block Il, Faekiers
addition, On payment oI the $ III of so4 @a
being the tax al lS7S IN full and The tax and
penalty, Without interest, for laI5, 1870, and
1877, also IS cents redemption.
adjournment
ON motion, the Board adjourned.
J. II. NIEHANS County Clerk
IN. Bon account OF asCertainlDg wueIher
one mill lax for state school take, should be
levied, this report has beeE delayed
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To Contractors.

SSEALI d PROPOSALS will be csived by
- the State Board OF Charities At the Insane
asylum at Osawatomie Kansas, until 10
O'Clock NJ, September II. Is7J for building
one brick stable and Carriage house. one
large stone barn aud one large stone ice
hous. Plans and specifications may be seen
at the asylum, or at the ONCE of f. T. Carr,
in Leavenworth Each bid must he accom-
panied by a certified check for $50. pay able
to the treasurer OF the Board. as a pledge
that the bidder viii. II the contract be
ava ded him, enter into contract with good
ard approved security, for the faithful per-
formance OF the WORK. The right - reserved
To reject aHy or all bids offered.
By order Of the Board.
&c FACLKSER. Sc.
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Sher ifs Sale No. Ii2.

nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that ur.
der and by virtue .: a judgment reE-
dered in the District Court In tue county OF
LeaVeuwOTth, in the State OF Kansas In an
action wherein T. J. say ward Is plsintif, and
Mary CurrIn, afiministrs' TX Of the estate OF
James CuTran, deceased, ana Others are de.
fend4nts, and o. an exc cu'ion issled on said
Judgment. TO me directed and delivered, i
will on Monday. the 18Th day OF september,
4. ID. ls79, at eleven o'clock A. NJ OF that
day, at the South from door OF the Court
House in the CItv OF L-svenWnrth, IN the
County of Lea ven worth, in the Stat of Kan
sas, fer at Public sale and sell to the high
est bidder, for cash in hand. the following
described tract of land, situate, lying and
being in the County of Lsaven worth, In the
STATE of Kansas, nancy:
Lot number twentv-six (25l, in block forty
nine 800, in the city of Leav.nwOrth proper.
Dated the 18th day OF August, lo.9-.
Il q. LOWE.
Sh riff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
Lucien Baker, Attorney tor Plainiir.
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than sunposed To eIis.-about sl,-Ou-end
there we're those who confidently asserted
that no more than this could be found; that
the idea that there was anything back into
ex-Mavor Ummethun's administration, " as
too ridiculous or preposterous fora moments
belief. An over-cor f.dent one, in fact, said
that he -ould make good every dollar iouho
in Mr. Ummethun's time. This gentleman
has scarcely as strong a confidence IN Mr
spalding, to-day, Is when he made the ssser'
ton.
NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
"A tsiie over $3.50, We beIieve-is Inc
amount that has been dug up, as far back as
the beginning OF Mr.. Umme;hun'stime. Inat
gentle man declares he had every confidence
in s;alding, and 1t was only when the ire
sistibIe logic of figures showed him thst
spaldi og had been at his dirty work through
out his Mr.. Ummethun's) term, and that ne
had scarcely warmed his seat until thr oler =,
appropriated slO-being In PM Ell
was then that the scales Tell hom htr eyes
and he saw how terribly he had ben neceiN-
ed. He says he never suspected II io' "a q
moment, and feels that no punishment is
much too strong for a man, wLo being 80
greatly trusted, SO s'gnaIly failed 10 Keep
true TO the
TsUsT REPosED IN HIM
EVERYWHERE In the city, among 'Eo ~ho
were his warmest friends, Is n feeling oil con-
tempt Tor him for the scoundreiisn ne mas
displayed
The committee is working back into ex.
Mayor AoerDathy's time, being tnat Perlou
when Spsiding was appointed 10 MI tue uh.
expired tie In of MI. Ch.haronib, VINO mao
resigned, aid which was SphlhlnS H'st
chan &c In his new POSITION me Wvik vi
Investigation has been ieGio;i- one, out IL
has been searching, reacnluS clear 10 tue
bottom
THE NEW CLEHK-
OF course IL was necessary u nil The vacan-
cy caused by Spaldings sudden EXIT rom the
srene In.casting around. The choice Tell upon
Mr.. Il. j. Dennis, well Known IN inns 'Ny
and county, and uresard To whose business
qualifications and sterling honesty there Is
10 question. He mas been before the people
Of the city and county MS th-ir servant i1r
many years-sithOugn not IN tnr past lew
years. He was for L inc years In the DisuISt
Clerk s Office, beginning AS deputy anu emu
ing as the clerk. For two terms OF a year
each ne also filIed the office of Ciiy clerk, 10
which he is nov chosen. The selection VIII
lie. and the city will have aa lslhlui honest
servant
THE Latest
At the meeting of the City Council last
night. the syor presented the fisures IN re-
ascertained, though the work is Lot yet done.
At the close Of ex.Msyor Abernatnys sd-
m nisfratiOn, two items Of 500 each were
found; during ex-Msyor Umm. thun's rule,
in ali, So 200; max ing total, 20 Tar rs ascer-
tained OF rs 20) The Mayor stated III the
total de ficiency would be IN the nelghoof-
hood Of So COZ.
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0Meeklp Gimes
THURSDAY AUGUST 81 lS7s.
CITY NEWS.

TIE stars" OF this city play match game
of base bali Saturday with the Red Stock
iuss. - OF Ottawa The game will be played
In that city.
MONROE, one Of the confidence men who
operated on an Old man in this city, was
CAPTURED at Kansas Jity, and WIS al work on
tue rock pile, escaped Monday.
THERE are only O. twenty-five divorce
cases set for the nth day September 5th) OF
the coming term of District Court What Q
world OF disappointment we live In, aiter All.
1t makes person feel sad TO hear crying
baby, suffering probably fIom some slight
pain, which could be easily relieved by the
use OF Dr. Bulls Baby syrup, which Is ior
5 ale al all drug stores.
YESTERDAY, with the Cle-k of the District
Court, a new case was filed, the title being
the Fist National Bank o: Lsayep worth vs..
:. J. McNaughton the same being an inJunc-
ton a. regards the Sh-rln and manoAmus
suit as regards McNaughton.
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shot at BY Mistake,

Yesterday morning, as George Furnell, the
bus man, who goes 20 an early train, was
hurrying on a run TO the stables on Shaw
nee street, being little late, Policeman Mil
Ter discovered the rapid movements near
the coruer OF Fifth and shawnee streets. and
rhInEiny something was wrong, commanded
him TO halt. George failed TO obey and con.
tinued running, when the officer sent q
couple of shots at him. He was mol struck
by either, but Stacked up. Explanations
were soon made, and George made his tram.
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CALLED SESSION.

The Board of Commissioners met pursuant
to call Of the chairman. Present: Commits
sioners SQuires, Richards and James Pickens,
Chairman-S. Full Board present
At the request OF Sheriff Lowe, the follow.
ing prisoners were released: Joseph McKin-
ney, John Callahan and Wesley French.
adjournment.
On motion, Board adjourned to o'clock /.
n. to- morrow.
AUGUST ), 1879
Board me. pursuant % adjournment.
Pr sent: Full Board.
The matter OF publishing 'oad laws for the
use Of road Overseer was laid over Tor the
present. for want OF funds.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
redeem lots 8 and 4, in block IS. city proper,
in paying TO the Treasurer the actual amount
of DELINQUENT taxes, without interest; said
taxes being delinquent since 1873.
On motion on Commissioner Richards,
Christian Schubert was allowed to purchase
lot q and g, flock IS, city proper, w paying
one. half OF the taxes due since lss3
The bond of Josh Turner, for Qnor license,
was presented and, on motion Of Commis-
sioners Squires, vas approved.
The petition OF VIM. hammond, Trustee OF
FAirmUunt Township. for the repairs or re-
building Of three bridges In MD tovnship.
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(ousumnyion Cured.

An Old physician retired from practice,
having hat pl gced in his hands by an Eat
India missionary the f1rmuls of q simple
seretahie remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure or cousCm pti"p, bronchitis, cat.
ar a, asthma and ALI throat and lung affec-
uorss also a positive and radical cure for ner-
vous debility, and all nervous complaints,
atr-r having tested its wonde ful curative
mower. in thousands of cases. has felt II his
duty to make IL known TO his suffering fe'.
lows. Adjusted by this motive, and oestre
TO relieve human suffe ing, L Will send, free
of charge, TO all who desire II, this recipe,
with full direct on for preparing and using
In German. French or English. Sent by
nsil by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. W ". snerar, ii9 Powers BLOCK
Rochester, y.
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Shsr ifs Sale fo. ia.

nURBIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that under aud by virtu- OF an execution
i-sueJ on an abstract of Judgement rendered 10
an action in Justices Court before Thomas
PIOwmrn, ~ Justice Of the Peace Ia ana ioI
Lt.aveu worth township, in the County OF
IaavenwOrth, in the state OF Kansas, III an
acton wGeT. in Nnteu Won Bank II piaintln
aud Andres Ketterer and Margaret ketterer
are defendants, which execution Wa TO me
directed and deliN cred, 1 VIII on Monday.
tie 18th day of september AID. ls'9, Il eIeV- n
o'clock -. IN. of that day, at the south iFonl
door OF the Court House in the CITY OF
LeayenwOrth, III the County OF L@aEen-
worth, ia the State of Kansas, offer al
pubic sale and sell to the hIshest bidder,
Tor cash IN haLd. the following described
tract OF iand, situate, lying and being IN
the county of LeIveuwOrlh, in the State
OF Kansas, nancy.
Lot numbert n lOJ, in block nnmher two
(2l, in Benz addition TO the cIly OF IeaSen-
worth.
Sard property has been levied upon end is
to be sold as the property of Anten Eettere-
md Margaret keIteTer.
Dated tins IAN day of August, a. ID 1872.
L. u. LOWE.
Sheriff Of LeayenwOrtn County, Kansas
John Z. NUgel, Attorney for Plaintih.
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Sheriff's Sale No. IL.

nJBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I'M
4 uer and 10y SIrJ ne OF Ia Judgment rendered
M the District Court the county OF
IeayenwOrth, in the State of Kansas, IN an
action wherein Samuel y. LatJa is plaintiff,
and Margaret Cranstou and William
CrRnston are defendants and Of an exc.
cution issued on said Judgment, To me d.
r,..ted and delivered, 4 will on Monday the
fifteenth day of SepIember A. D.lS'3. al eleven
o'clock 4. NJ. OF that day. at The south front
door of the Court pou>e in the 'ity OF Leav-
enworih in the County of LeavenwOrth, IN
the State of Kansas, offer at public sale ana
sell TO the hig hest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following described tract of land, situate,
wing and being in the County OF Lsayen
worth. in the state OF Kansas, namely:
Lots numbered four a., NV a., SIX 90. seven
CO. eight (s) aud nine 90, in block uuintered
fourteen an in Latta's addition to the city ol
Lesyenworth, Stale aforesaid.
Dated this fourteenth day of August, 1873
PC. LOWE,
Sheriff of eavenworth county, Kansas.
John G. Douglass, attorney Tor pialntlf.