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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
INFAMOUS MisSI.sIPrr.

The acquirtal of the dastsrdly assassin OF
Cornelia Chisholm at De Kalb, Miss, is
the last GLORIOUS Democratic victory" But
it would not have been achieved if the
forms OF law were not q mockery and JUS
tice farce in the 'Solid South" Mics
Chisholm was guilty OF no offense except
trying to save her father from the assaults
OF b!ood-thirsty mob, yet she was ruth
lessly shot down, and there is not manli-
ness enough left in Mississippi to convic,
her cowardly murderer. That the assassin
of this innocent and helpless girl should be
permitted to go free fsstens a stain upon
the State nothing can ever remove-a
stain of cowardice, Of crime and of crown
ing ipfamy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18

oil the leaders Of the mob. and ct..r i.....s.fj
duectsd the shots which Caused the death
OF Jud- e Chisholm and daughter. has been
acqGl,isd- Convincing as Was the evidence
IN the case, neither IN that community or
IN nuUberiess others throughout the Ssurb
could different rssuit have been anrici-
paied. Had the moral sense of the iur,
been zuch that a verdict OF guilty had b.eu
return d, each one of the twelve men who
conceded therein would have been assassin
ated or forced to leave the country in
very brief time, and they all knew il very
we'll Al De Kalb, Mississippi, the scene
Of the murder and of the trial OF Gully,
the r~uit Of the action Of the Jury ws
-Fecu!s'ed upon by Gully's friends 80
poliucal matter-they claiming, as the jury
vas composed of eLyen Democrats TO ous
republican, and he was "Digger,' there
was no doubt OF an acquittsl. OF thirty
two Indictments Tor the murder OF the
Chisholm family none Of them were i'm
prlsoned or even placed under houi.. but
were permitted to roam at large
under personal promise that they won d APP
pear for trial when wanted srd were Iion-
lied as heroes. Chivslrous Southern ger
tiemen TO shoot TO deSth poor girl while
clingins to the form Of loved father abont
TO re murdered fer no other offense than
because ne was a Republican, and to fill
her frail body with buck hot, too, while
abe was trying to speed her way alone i,
Judge Chisholm lived in a ony bul little
while, and his son met his death with but
momentsry psng, while poor C,-relIs
Chi holm, with hucksf OF wounds in he
arms, IN her lower limbs ard in her BODY,
suffered for three weeks before death came
to her relief. Deksb and Y-z,o, They
! have earned a name little more prami
neut but not less infamous than hundreds
OF other localities 10 the South whore men,
white ard black, have suffered death for
their political principles.
II ieaient loiicy toward the South h~s
been productive OF any good it will be
found, We venture 20 say, in the fact thst
the Snutrern Democracy end their North
err synPathiz r. and aPoiogists have been
furGishet with rope by which thew viii
politically ch Ike themselves to death.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Ely Universal Accord.

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the bss, O.
all purgatives for family use. They are "a
product Of long, laborIous. and successful
che mical investigation, and their e1l.n-iv,
use oy physician. IN their practice, and by
ali civilized nations proves them the be-,
and most efectu1l purgative Pill that medi.
cal science can devise. eing purely vege-
table no harm can arise from their use. In
intrinsic value aud curative powers no other
Pills can be compared with them, and every
person, knowing their virtues, will employ
them, when needed. They keep the system
In perfect order, and maintain in healthy
action the ~hole machiI,. OF life. Mild,
searching and efieclu4l, .Ley are specially
adapted to the n ed OF the digestive sppa-
ratu,, arrangements OF which they prevent
and cure, il timely taken. They are the
best and safest physic to employ for chill
dreu and weakened constitutions, where q
mild bat efectual cathArtic il required.
YoR SALE By ALL DKALERe.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Grant 20 Arrive Thi- WeeL-po.s,bl,
TO DAY
IChicago Tribune, I5.I

llulNH8D BIlbuues To-.
There Il a fair prosps Ct that Gen. Grant
may sgain ST foot on American soil ~
early a. Wednesday of this weak. TIE
steamer Cly # Iatin Is due at san Fran
cisco neEI Sunday, but 1t il not unlikely
that vi h fair weather aud de-ire to III * =
memor4biy qIink trip, the vessel NAV b.
Brought in three days ahsai Of time Their.
vii! b. no trans continental excursion or
ganIz either "a a money m tkIng or pD
lliical scheme, tue well ht If sdver-s public
opioion and The knowledge that it would
be Very distssteful to Gen. Grant having
completely FqI-lched any enterprise of
thst kind. lie will land a. au American
Citiz n, and not ss a Pc--identi1 Al candidate
and the politicians will BE- obliged to fore
20 the opportunity OF working up boom
by means of Il ciIefu!ly arranged ou;bursr
Of popular enihu-issm.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
ALLTO0 TRUE.

The Philadelphia Times-an Iudepend-
ent paper. with Democratic proclivities-
is convinced by the verdict in the Gully
case that the wors; that has been said abou,
the depraved public sentiment in
Mississippi is true, and that the
pretended trial of the murderers of
the Chisholm family Is the merest farce and
4 mockery of Justice. Those who know
anything about the state of public op,nion
in the semi-civiliz ID community in which
the Chisholm murders were committed
have known all the time that the result
would not be otherwise than it has proved
to be. Thousands of Democrats in the
Northern States, to whom Democracy does
MT mean brutality and barbarian, have re-
fused to believe that the band of tends
represented BY Gully were sustained in
their acts Of murder and outrage BY public
ssafimeot in Mississippi, but the result Of
this trisl viii serve to open their eyes to the
hue state Of aiain existing thsee, and viii
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Proofs OF General Prosperity

In the course Of conversation with one OF
the leading merchants of Boston The re-
mark was made: Look at the accounts
given OF excursions, horse races, cattle
shows, agricultural fairs, etc, not only
throughout the older States, but even in
the extreme Southern and Western States,
and you have ready reply to your ques.
ton as to the immediate and prospective
resources OF the country. The people I'M
derstand these things better than the gen.
crafty of economists; hey know Just how
much they can spend. All these gather
ipgs eventually bring the receipts into the
pliers of the local traders, and in turn are
sent u the great bu-inass centres for pur.
chsses TO he distributed
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
The Republican Victory In n aine.


The result in Maine il far better than
what the Republicans had any right 70 e1-
pect They have chosen decisive major
itv of both branches of the Legislature.
This inspres the election OF the entire Re-
publican State ticket. the Republican can
dida'e for Governor failing to receive a ms
iorits over all by only about 500 votes. At
one time since the election there were a
few sanguine people in Maine, excited b7
their unexpected success, who were ready
TO claim popular majority for Dayi-,
Republican. This, of course. was too
much TO hope for, and the reversal of las,
years verdict by the legislative victory is
sll that We have a right 10 claim. The
Republicans have made tremendous gains
and their triumph is the result of industry
ard persistence The full vote OF the State
has been brought out; and while the other
two parties have strained every nerve to
carry the election, it is interesting 10 DIS
cover that the Democrats remain hopelessly
s~smped by the Republicans and Green
hackers, polling barely enough votes tc
prevent the former from coming in with 8
majority over all. II there is snv comior
TO be extracted from this condition q
affairs, the Democrats ought TO be allowed
TO have IL in all us coldpesa
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
En YORK.

John kelly's friends claim 80, 600 votes
for him in New York City and 10000 ia
Kings county lBrooklyn) The New York
Tine. on the other hand, which is proba
ly better authority than Mr.. Kelly, thinks
that Whatever is lost to Robinson in the
city, because OF the Tammsny detection,
will be more than made up to him on tn
same account, in the country, and that
those Republicans who imagine they are
going to have walk over" are greatly
mistaken. 1t thinks there is no doubt OF
the ability Of the Republican party to
carry the State, but that the work Of carry
ing i; will not be lessened by the Tammany
detection
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
~. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.

T. |l' = sep. 10
FLDUR->trorg ana bI-u.r, XX - II6s4 n.
MN 81 "ha1I, I..fnI 90 Hg8J, cuOiCe u Ian
g ora 81
mHEA1-IaTkei op'uoG firm and higher,
ana eCEstnCSd stpfuls, bat cubs. qurHLy o.
broke down "a a. ".'-sd ONsr1 No = Tcd - +,
80 ~ cash. So -J-s- - rep. TuDeT, Ci'-a (
at - 70. 80 90 bs.useT 90 lus al Ss7se,
81 Gt5s 1874 y asafIiHsE, - 90 Al ~ Deem
Der c.'.-ID-, "a 81 nJls. ~. - r4.. % 4tIlc.
COES "A >urI- d 't'r, buI -iD~ at BE
cash. 81 IS r. Ir.r % I's'T. 80 as ~ cash
OAI--H -I-r a. q. ~. cash, "a Ostober:
N.Y. Il treT 10 i-5zG
EAELET- nrutu- 81: No 2 spring T047J.
~HIsK sic ~ at IL &C.
LEAD-FIffn at - %
bCTTEK-IabIr graieSa are scarce and very
rrm, ana In urg nj de ntu but frp. a y.,tabiy
b sheri cuDlce 10 saf-r- daily lgIl'c; prime
l2iytSlic: medium, sfiic
EGSs-S es.dy al .Ifc.
PuRK-Hteu.r Il p sE4s sH
b'SY SALT MEATa -tlDu-er, clear RIBS
- JJG5 ~ inter clear, g 10.
bACOs-H -htri cissT TIJs g - as. clear
g. 7uG7J
LARD str niger ~ s5 - bid.
HEMP-L ht SUp1iy s,nu nm common 10
choice, uudresssd 5Jssl D.. dressed a -Ol5ilJ.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
THE STANDARD DOLLAR.

4 Washington dispatch Gays that the de-
maud for silver dollar IS increasing every
day, and the United States treasurer is in
receipt Of large orders from banks and
bankers throughout the country requesting
him to honor their acquisitions without
delay. The principal demand comes from
the southern and western States, though
the country banks in New York State, and
oTen in the cities outside OF New York, are
sending for - 900 ard $4,000 at time.
The tressurer's disbursement of silver dol
lars this month thus far amount 10 nearly
- 900 900
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18

CHICAGO PRODUCE -uaKn TT.

FLOUR - EiTmer, but not quOtabiy higher.
WHEAT ,ctiv- and hrm and higher bat
closed weak: y" I'D, %; No .pring
eiAc bid cash: 9HtGtifs; OctoD. r: J55+c No.
veinbeT, 81. Iyo5s IOT the year; No. spring,
SJc.
CoRS-In good demand and generally h;gS-
er. bat Osed easier at 3il4c cash: Csc O,lob r.
3i1zc NOyefn beg; r. iected Sjj4a5$Sc.
OATS-Harket - unset 81 but ef,,r-I.y
higher; closed heavy4t Z,:4 AZ: r-,Sii; zls.lf
Ociober;2 &c November n rcteI, 2Ic.
RYE-Fl Inn II f3c.
BARLEY Firmrr at 75c.
fLAa sEED-Stesdy and unchanged.
Fokk-Strong and a shade higher at s. so
cash; s. 81 October; IS " November; : 100
8 ~ January
Lad Strongand higher IS S. asked cash:
% s713 October; 50 80 November; - So % ~
January.
Is 10.
WaKY-Steady and In fair demand at
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
STRANGE RED FELLOWS.

BEN amin +. Butler and Wendell Phil
Of Massachusetts make a queer ticket, but
political parties frequently work out queer
results, and Butler and Phillips are running
together on the Greenback ticket. The
whirligig Of time brings in some strange
combinations.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
English Farmers.

The difficulties under which farmers in
Englsnd Scotland and Ireland labor in the
way OF reut and taxation are illustrated by
some statements of actual facts published in
the HHk Lane ErpreSs, the London organ
OF agricultural interests. An owner Of geo
acr receives g, 100 rent, and pays Sis
laEa and income tax. The tenant pave :
R-"r. 81 100; POOR and highway rates,
SiID; draiusge De, S3l5; irc Jme tax, SS7.-
80. total tax, SS17 30: total rent ard tax.
. %11 %, or at { e rate OF Sli So
per year Ia addition to this. the tenant
is under legal oblig alton TO place on the
land an amount OF manure equal to an
agreed nuaIbor of tons of stsbie-manure
rp- acre
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
An Expensive Route.
TNeW York Herald-l

Farmers iu England see At last that the
only remedy for their grievances is to get
out OF the country, as many wise English
farmers also cav about two hundred and
Fifty years ago. They are proceeding ear.
nestly and have ssnt delegation on one OF
the Allan lice Of steamers 70 visit the Do
minion of Csnads and ascertain the advsn-
tag.s Of settlement ia thar psrs OF America.
1t is reported in our cable dispatches
what counties are represented in the
movement. We are inepired on.
~ BY good will toward these
farmers when We assure them that to get to
the United States by way Of Canada i .
devious troublesome and expensive pro-
cesdins. That il just What il comes 10.
They csnnot asy in Clssda. Even he
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
FALL RREGTlONS

California and Maine having lead off in
the fall elections, now come the following
Iowa and Ohio, oct. IA, for State officers
and members of the legislature; MARYLAND,
Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York and
Wisconsin, Nov. 4, for State officers and
members Of the legislature; Mississippi and
New jersey, Nov. 1, for members Of the
legislature; Pennsylvania, Nov. 4, for
State treasurer and members Of the legisla-
ture; and Louisiana, Dec. ., upon the
adoption Of the new constitution. A mem
Der OF congress, to ill vacancy, will
also be elected in Iowa oct. Il.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
SOClNL SCIENCE,

At the Saratoga Social Science meeting
last week the Committee on International
Coinage and Metrical Weights and Meas
ures made report commenting the bills
pending in Congress to introduce the met.
rio system in the postal and custom house
service as a preparation for bringing it into
general use. The committee also urge the
creation by convention between the leading
powers of the civilized world Of an interna-
tiona! coinsge founded on the grain weigh,
of gold, nne-tenths fine, the coins of such
system 10 bear no denominational stamp
but that of their metric weight.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Not a Very Good Witness

Alexander Stephens tells a heartless story
on Tilden and Field. "They remind me"
says Alex snder, "of case in court in which
a witness of the defendant was asked what
he knew about the parties TO the suit then
pending. Well the witness replied, Il
know both parties, and l consider them
both infamous rsscals, but of the two l
rather think the defendant is the worst So
| think that in the Field Tilden case the
defendant Is probably worse than the plain
tiGn
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18

NEW YORK. = pt. Is.
| FLOUR Steady; sgP"Ilue western and
| Stie slGJ ST. common Ia good 81 1914 -.
1 good t. choice - sIs.1 81 white wheat extr
| 81 7Jas5 p; ~. L0uI- 50 50 % -.
| WHEA NasE=t active and firm: No 3
\ spun 81 cal U7JZ uu.rsded red winter
| e. Il54lsi -, No rgr died spriug u IILu
| I ia SO amber, 81 I514aI ~: uugrscsd
who 81 iS1z; No. d. al isit al ~; No ? do
| 81 % al IA.
20: - 40
BARLEY-DulI.
NALT-Nominaily unchanged.
IonS - active and n shsd- higher. IN
grader isnfsc, No ~ e, NJ 4sIzc IN store;
@849is; All al; NJ ~s4It. 80 . ~.
"a s-FirineT: mixed western .3IS q 3jr;
White western 3jG4G.
CoFPEE-QuieI and firm.
SUGAK--tIGug
AoLAssEs-JG changed
RiCs-Stsady and IA fair '!@rr0 nd
EGGs--tesf1s; Nestsrr. I5..alTl.L-
PoRK-Ftrner; Mes IS gJsy 20.
bEEF-NpmiDHlIy unchanged.
CUT NFAIs-Flfmer. iOug clear middle
> % short ciesf nominal
LARD-Essier, prime steam IS = GsB III
OUTER - Quiet and steady; Wsste a . a
CHEESE western jssI4r.
WaisxY-steady at 81 tdi nOminslly he'd
81 ".
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Checking the Iron Masters.

LONDON S-pr. Is Alexander NacDon
aid, member If Parliament for staff Jrd and
PRECEDENT If the Miner National A -focia-
lion, addressing meeting Of miner dele.
gates z. Glasgow, advised them to restrict
the on put of coal to 'el tu1dred weight
per man daily, ard thus c1.ckmate the
blowing our OF their iron iurn lcez. The meet.
Ing approved the course proposed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Has earned More Than He Has Re

Iptbpt-DemOCTat'I
Mr.. John ". EOrney goes to kansas as
the orator OF the great C-lebr ,tiOD 10 take
place at Lawrence. He deserves and
Will 10 doubt receive a hearty welcome
everywhere throughout that great and
growing State. Ilentihei, al he ma
b,en, with ali IT, progressive movements
IN the politics Of is country the last quar-
ter OF a century, b hs- brought to the sup
port OF each a ci,ar head aud good heart
He has earned Uu"h more than he hiss
ever received Of popular admiration tor hi
good works and words, aud now that he
comes here stranger To our srciiOD, but -
household word To our history, We trust he
will be made to feel that he Is at home to
every generous heart ia the great Wet.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Increasing Agitation in Cuba

LOSDoS, Sept. IS A Dispatch from
Madrid says: The Spanish government =
rather embarrassed BY tie increasin. agit,
ton in Cubs.
General Martinez Campo hss proposed 70
hla Colleagues 10 m axe clear statement OF
his rel I'm policy a. sJOn 81 the COrtea met
bat the ministers and cDnseryttiye leader
want 10 defer the question until after the
marriage Of King AIioD-O.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
On she SIDE OF Civilization

The Democratic party ia falling to pieces
in the North. The sun has set upon it.
Apologies for lsw-breakers, cut-throats
and sssssins of men, women and children
are not in demsnd in this section any long.
er. The North is stepping forward to the
music of law, order, decency. and humani.
~, and the typical bandit, with his North
ern bottle holder, may as well take bach
seat
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18

Cansdians themselves are not equal to that
test Of endurance. They will come 10 the
United S;s'es faally, as has done hi;her-
to an enormous percentage Of the Cansd an
immigration; and they have only TO iTquire
whether they will come at ooce while their
impure il fresh and their little capital in
hand, Or whether they will spend the cash
aud waste the Impulse in Canada. and then
come TO US at last stripped Of all but hope
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18

The Rochester Uemocrst and CiyORtols
takes serious view OF the Kslloch victory
on the Pacific coast, az follows: IAN ad-
veoturer, without character, has been N sde
chief magistrate of San Francisco. So
kesrneyism scores great triumph, and
The character NJ q great city sufzrs"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
sassasTlsaCs by Telegraph
X. q. rl.OnNNE MAR.NEr.


NJ ~ 7 II - VI = 70. -
The "lndicTtor' report:
WHEAT E-crr.r~ 90 HgJ TN. shipments
81 ga uI, IA Store IgI $50. m ,TEet issS Ok
cited auu la .ErT, No soc; No . sji.r. No .
sIt.c.
4 ES-T'al-I.' ut. 4 E IU sd. pine = s-G bu:
in suU.. 80 ~ ur., IA ,GSrr a IsJ: y. = mix ed
Z7i4r; NJ = wrfrH IN. N.J ~. bid. 81 &C.
UAT--&.s. u szs bio, - askrd.
KYE-Npm mat.
EAELEG- -sGuiual
BrTrEK-Cu"trs Kansas steady ant In uoGd
'dend Il 1T "a IlJ:.
E'.Gs-ue' AM good and market arm u Il
III. LIZ auLNLr.I
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
*. q. 1--we STOCK srAuKsg.

<ASzAs rTY. No. sept 10
The "Indica.Dr'' IegcrJ-.-
CAITLF-E-ce.p's lFs1 head: shipments
1911 mead The MsTE.. - weak % a slow !.
.-dcT, bought tar pTuppTfIDu OF the supply,
ara prIc-- s,DJul tn ~fuIe - yesterday.
HO''~ - Receipt o. D. E.s1fd, sttIpInt nts -.
mar krt quDtt5 Ir..afT- 'd -rfc,- yrsIerGay
pacKer~.
ShEEr - Receipts none; shipments none;
maIE.t uOG.4lGa.. 3 u-t I.rI-.d.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
WuIGIve them l,veIy Shaking Up

John Kelly is plucky man, and asks
no friend TO go whittier he does lead. He
mas therefore taken the nomination of the
Tsmmany Hall boilers and will stake his
political fortunes upon the issue. He is
backed by strong men like Dorsheimer,
who was Tilden's personal representative
a; St. Louis, and will give the politics OF
New York a shaking up, such as they have
not had for years.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
The Acquittai Orthe Guiiys

The scquittal Of the Gullys on the charge
of numbering the Chisholms in Missirsippi
is one Of those curio titles of trial by Jury
which puzzle the admirers of that institu.
ton. BY the light of this verdict We may,
however, interpret the indifference Of repre-
sentative Mississippisns when ssked If they
approve the IsZoo plan.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Very Like n Jug Handle.

There is Que f.w in the sdmrsb.e pro.
grsmme which Tom E~ipg's friends have
drawn up 10 Ohio. Their offer to trade
votes for Governor for re ats In the Legisla-
ture is Tot likely to Get anv response. Fos-
don't want votes for Governor, and they do
wain seats in the Legislature. LIS not
easy TO make trade when one party has
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
A STlLl. lIl NJ

Il was supposed That 1ilden had caPtur'
ed Pennsylvania. But it now appears that
Wallace Is quietly putting his hand in all
the counties and setting up the machinery
zeains, the arch-conspirztor. lie means to
control the national delegation.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
0Weeklp Times
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1879
LIE HEiTNiN yILTS.

Cstywsyo has released the swOsd Of the
young Napoleon TO the English forces, on
learning ;hst the weapon belonged to the
Prince Imperial. Thee heather" Z1lus
should be exterminsted. We look to Eng
land 10 protect the interests Of civilization.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18

In 1888, the Democracy undertook 20
carry the odiuu Of Mr.. Buchs nsn's Kan.
sas policy, and they were d, feated in every
Northern State. 10 1879. they propose to
carry the odium Of the Yazoo murder and
the shot, gun" policy. and they will b.
buried beneath popular indignation.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18

wHEAI-No. :. sG,, NJ. 8, $50 No.
sE4c.
FLOUR-s} ~, s. ~, 8, Is. 81 - per sack,
Rye Flour per sack 81 90 ship-tUH, bran,
per ton, bulk $1,000; Cusn Meal, pr iW
lbs bulk, 7Sc.
rOSN- No. 2. mtEsf 27F."; No.
whit mixed g. rejected, -f'g Jid.
OAT--NO ? ne
BUTTER-trpIcU liIl1C.
fIitiS-lStlfc
POFN iDEs>-Per busbr'. home crown
loose from wurpT, 5fc per Uu.
ONIONS JtsS - pei tbi.
REANS-si ~ sIsl - per uu~Ec'.
MEATS-SIdaS. 5sse.C. Hams. 7d7i 4;
Shoulders, 4i.6Eit.c.
LSRn-prr pound, sc.
CHEEs-E,-7GSc.
POFLTRl-ChICkau s u..-.. HH per duZ-
APPLES! Ou.sl 10 per aUsiIei.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
The Most Beiusive Thing in the
World

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The testimony as TO railroad discrimina.
tions taken BY the New York Legislative
committee tends TO show that the moe. de
lusive thing in the world il pro5a b. q
printed schedule If railroad freight rates.