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Accepts the Nomination.
AUGUSTA, ME-, June 13.-JoS L. Smith, of Old
Town, has accepted the candidacy for governor
OF this state rendered by greenbackers.
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to,cn Stock Yard, June 18th, 1879, reported by
Lewis d. Means Co.-14s cattle-134 sold at
prices ranging from SAC. to SIC. per pound-l4
at prices ranging from 81 to 4Akc. per pound:
lambs from ~ to SIC. per pound. Is cows and
caves SOLD aI prices ranging from $40 to $40
each. Market dull,
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THE U. U. s. ALASKA Is overdue at San Fran
cisco from Sitka. She was telegraphed to start
on her return May 10th.
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u,uE CELEBRATED Q. Q. BUTTER,
MADE BY
DIR. g. A. QUINBY,
on Oak Hin Farm. Loudon county, vs.,
Made from pure Alderny and Jersey cattle, can
Oily " ns"W 10 PEARSON SONS,
novsaImS In all the Markets.
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CELEGT EXCURSION TO
- BLACKISTON'S Island IND II x.
l. OF THE
DEPARTMENTAL NINE"
EXGnRSI0N To THE GAPES

EXCURSION 10 THE CAPES,
On Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, ON SATUR-
DAY, june IA. At 2: M, be careful . 49,
to keep your seats and ride to the 9th
IeAry.
Staterooms on sale at Col Bacon's Office, 18th st.,
under Met. Bank.
Tickets 81. with return coupons good for i've
days. on sale at principal Drug Store and Brad.
Adams. jel1-3s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ao6ps pss s1s
meet THIS EVENING. at 9 O'Clock, at Behrends
IN iVor 1n sar TO
~ THE BETBq B2ARR RoHTR 9E R1REcT%Rs %sSS The
SOUTH WAsHIhaTos TON RA1GwAY Aco coMpANP
have declared dividend Of three per cent g per
payable at the offics Of the company, corner Sd ar
3 sts w.. on and after the first (lstl day Of 1sy,
@ The tho ss5 The d.z ,r sf S
'Gs aoBT CHEW. secretary. WHITE ff'sdsa seisst
n@p MAsONIC.-An B. A. MASONS residing In
s s MoTNT aoEES 5Ea ssed e
corner Of 18th 81: and Pennsylyania ave-, FRIDAY
EvEkISG the 18th lnst ct 5X o'e!ocs & ga % Which
one Of his popular and instructive Lectures.
a. 8. TAYLOR, Secretary. tsl2-2t
~so THE CEREMONIES ATTENDING TAE
Of the Sf the
the Gsrse Building. % cor 8 9Th b st. and Pa ave, At
O'Clock. The pubic are respectfully invited to at
" EAST FAIRMOUNT GAS, COAL and COKE
COMPANY viii ! be held at the Office Of Gu@mings
s snd saaec g a4 street on m sr June
je6 eo6t JAMES e. BELL, Secretary.
~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
akfsER %RTRs Just rsosved from The sp2ns ana
and for sale on draught, at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
my16-h 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUA
~. STRAW MATTING, OHILDRENs GAR
eS R1AGES. Mosquito OanOpies, and Window
Carpet, and Upholstery Establishnnent of w. b.
MOSES SON, corner 7th st. and Pa ave. NV. a14
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iHE u 5. SHIP PORTSMOUTH left New York
yesterday for Gardeners bay via Long Island
Sound. The Portsmouth is a training shin. ana
IS going on cruise for the instruction OF the
boys on board her. She is commanded by III.
Commander Cr0WninSh1eld.
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ExcURsioSs'
The Favorite Steamer
MARY WASHINGTON, (Capt j. j. NEwELL.)
VIII n AXE Two DAILY ExCURsIoNs TO . 49,
MARSHALL HALL AND MOUNT @Ss6e5fe7fs%s(
VERNON SPRINGS
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY,
Leavirg her Wharf at 80 .. 20. ana 8: 30 p. m.
SUNDAYS TO THE SAME POINTS at D. M,
return ng promptly at p N.
Grand Concert and Orchestra on each trip.
kound Trip. 2o cents. Children and Nurses Free.
Steamer can be chartered at reasonable rates.
je10-1m
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EXCURSIONS.

The New ana E,egant Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE,
VII leave her wharf; foot Of 9th 1K-A
street, at pm. EVERY FRIDAY, EA6aat5seez:5{
for . trip down the river about As
miles, returning at 10 80 Roundtrip tickets. so
cents, children, Is cents; under 6 years free Ice
On am, Cake, Sandwiches, Tea and Coffee served on
Ios,d at city prices
je12d 8. BACON, President
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GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION
VI TO RICHMOND.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
HISTORICAL SCRNERf,
Fortress Monroe SelcpcTt Nelrs,
.Jomsst0,ca Fort Darling.
Dutch Gap Canal DC, &c,, dc.
Steamer JANE MOSELEY viii leave 9th street
Wharf Il lftn Fortress snss Monroe
with The Palace day Etesmer ARIEL,
Arriving in Richmond same afternoon
Tickets for round trip, good to return any time
within seven days) only s3: For sale at Scheller
Steyens' Drug Store, National Hotel Howard's
DrTe Store corner 7th and sts NV Scalas Drug
store, corner 5th and East CAPITOL sts. Cf0pleys
Drug Store lao Bridge st. Georgetown: Burlln-
games News Stand. House of Representatives Cor.
rftor: at Ofica of InIaad and SeabOard Company.
National Metropolitan Bank, where staterooms can
III sls and rooms extra. Berths and Mattresses
fyee jel06t
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CELROr EVENING EXCURSIONS.

etea@er GEoRaE LAZY, Capt Capt En4A1N
JOE WHITE, commander, Win leave
IhIDAY EVENING. for . trip 40 miles down the
river. returning 10 80 pm Have secured an ele-
CANT string and brass band for the trips, Round.
trip tickets, 50 cents, children Is children under
GEORGE b. PLANT. President.
B. f. DODD, Agent je12-2t
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livery DAY-SUNDAY INOLUDED-TO SALT
~ WATER

Fare, round-trip, so cents; chlldren, 26 cents.
xill leave her wharf, foot Of !th ,EEss&g7z@H Es4ga7@H
street. daily. Sunday included, for
grabbing, fishing and bathing, giving five hours
pleasure on the beach. Leave Am !; return p.
M. No bar ON the boat js121T
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E'OR CHARTER
Steamers LADY OF THE LAKE, r@A
JANE MOsELEY and JOHN W .esszsszfssssas
Apply at the Office, 18th street.
CELECT FAMILY EXCURSION,
- under auspices Of
ANACOSTIA LODGE. No IL z. AND a NJ,
10 COLTON'S al miles down Potornac).
STEAMER J. ~ ~ THOMPSON.
WEDNESDAY June 1S. 1879
Boat leaves Gth-street wharf at O'Clock am
Ticket. admitting gentleman and zssE.ats...5s
cents Tickets may be obtained from any member
Excursion je6 lot
CUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
On and after Sunday, June the Sth. the Steamer
..THOMPSON" will leave 9th street - .4f@A
Wharf EVERY SUNDAY, at ~ .GS1ssrese277
O'clock % M for an excursion down
the Potion ac returning st o'clock Fare, twenty
I'VE cents 1e5-10
DOTOMAC FERRY CO.
Persons desiring a delightful change from the
depressine heat of the city, can enjoy . 1fE.@A
an hour and half's ride ON the Po
tom &C river to Alexandria and re- .
fmrn any day during the week, for ID cents, on the
Teyry Boats children under ten yesrs OF age free.
The boats leave Washington daily f0f Alexandra
10 30 80 2:30, $780, so, 80, 80 and 80 p NJ
The trips at 80 so and 80 p. ~. are especially
refreshing ana inyigorating JeS-Zw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
THE ORE AND ITS YIELD.

The ore or dirt row being taken out daily
Is about 500 tons, 100 tons of which aver
sge 2O0 ounces nf silver per ton; !; 150 tons
which average 100 ounces; 100 tons which
average 80 ounces, and loo tons which
aversge 70 ounces 10 the ton, the daily
yield Of the mines being about S45, 200. As
N Instance of how the mines yield, note IL
made Of the Little Chief, which is a shaft
iUur by eight feet, and wnen it had reach d
dep,h of sixty feet, It's original proprietor
took out So 900, and from which four men
are now realizing $50 900 per week enough
for a small family TO live upon. In addi-
ton TO the mines above named, there are
shout two huUdred other shafts being sunk,
some Of which will pay, and othsrs-won't.
LEADvILLE As II Is.
Leadville il overcrowcec there isn't
room for the people now there, and the in
fu1 is l50 per day; the poor man has no
business there unless he Is a good miner !;
the snow Is four feet deep, and cold A.
Greenland; if you have money, and can
buy out for a song some mine which will
yield 81 600 600, you had better go to Lead
vile; thousands will 60 to Leadville to be
disappointed, and many to die; is is the
turn OF fortunes wheel thst decides the
matter.
WHAT DR.. MORRIS SAYS.
Dr. J. W. Morris came in from Leadville
day or so ago. and gave a TINES represen-
tative some ideas regarding the new Ell
Dorado.
Leadville. said the doctor. is 20 called be-
cause of the immense deposits of lead in
various points, but chiefly carbonate., with
silver and iron mixed. The town is To-
Gated on branch of the Arkansas River,
called California Gulch, much noted in
former years for its rich gold diggings. 1t
il about one hundred miles southwest from
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
bsssIss

TorlKA, February "a in the Hous,
Senate concurrent resolution No. -, In re
latiOn 10 the Committee on Revision, was
non concurred IL.
4 bill was introduced 20 regulate the
rate Of fares and freIghts in The State.
The senate bill 10 reimburse certain per.
sOrs for expenditures made in the selection
of indemnity school lands was passed.
The bill 10 provide for the current expen'
-es OF the Topeka Insane Asylum was pass-
ed.
The motion TO reconsider the vote by
which the Riggs railroad bill was lost did
not prevail. IhIs kills The bill for this ses'
sion.
In the House majority, minority and
special repor! WAS mace in the contest cise
II Allen vs. Spiilm an, the sitting member
from the Seyeury-sixth representative dis
rrict. The msiyri;y report, which favored
Spilimsn, w4s adopted, and milesge and
p,r diem allowed Alien 10 date.
Au adverse opinion was rendered by the
Attorney General as to the right of ~"
Stale TO convey 20 :. j. Crawford certain
lands in payment Of claims in procuring
lands from the UuitsI States ior The benefit
Of the school fund OF the state.
A resolution was offered providing that
the House shall proceed with the work OF
The revision of the laws at the present ses-
zion and that by reason Of the failure Of
The c0mmi-IOneTs TO reyise the laws they
have subject d themselves to the .censure Oi
the House and the people Of Kansas and
calling uPou them to surrender their COM
missions and return all monies drawn for
services a. such commissioners.
Three bills were passed.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
'cORD'S

After long struggle with Catarrh you
| RADICAL CURE conquered.
REV. D. S. MONROE, Lewisbu-g, Pa
| have recommended it to quite nun
Der OF my friends, all OF whom have express
Ell to me their high estimate of its value
and good effects with them. WN BowEN,
225 Pine ST., 81. Louis
We have sold SANFoRD's RADICAL. CusE
for several years, and can say candidly
that We never sold imilar preparation
that gave such universal satisfaction. We
have yet to learn of the first complaint.
S. d. BALDWIN & Co.,
Washington, Ind
No sooner did l begin to use i, than my
symptoms changed. IL cleared my throat
II cleared my head, i; cls ared my miud.
II operated on my system in way that
nothing ever before given me by doctors
had done. SAMUEL SPISNsY,
Meadow Vale, y. s.
The cure effected in INV case bv SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE was So remarkable
that 1t seemed 10 thOs who had suffered
without relief from any Of the usuul rene
dies that it could not be true / therefore
made affidavit to il before Seth J. Thomas,
E=q., Justice Of the Peace. Boston.
GEORGE F IINsMoRE,
Druggist, Boston.
One OF the best remedies for Ca,srrh
nay. the best remedy we have found in n
life ime OF suffering ia SANFJRTa's RADr-
CAL CURE. 1t ia not unpleasant to take
through the nostrils, and there comes with
each bottle small glass tube for Use IN
inhalation. j. clears the head and throat
IL. -
rising, there are no unpleasant secretions
and no disagreeable hawking during the
entire day, but an unprecedented clearpss-
I voice aud respiratory Organs-Rer. j.
II. Wiggin, in Dorchester, Mass, Beacon.
Price, with improved Inhaler, Treatise
and Directions, II. soid By all drug lists.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
pn,r,to.abe Fs."Etshness.

There il NO mOGern fashionable notion
quite 50 ab-Grd IS ihe generally received
Idea that io he beautiful and attractive q
woman must pD-re-s 4 wan, sPIrllue e face
and 4 figure of sylPh-iike proper iUns-s
i.a-.tiiy, in nIGe cases OUT Of Jrp, tUe resuir
"f dI-e. re BY many fashion able belle. IT
is crL>iuerei = ecIsl compliment 10 b.
EpgseH Of os frail sud delicate In-y for- :
tat he naturally Ge.lcafe face aud Ie.i e
rlure are very diff -rnt from he pale a. a
di-' a-e--tri ken fs,cs that meet u IN ths
cay thorough sre1, look out from Ihe lux
IrIsut carriage, uf wealth, and glide Ian
gaitiy thTOu- n Uu- CrOwCed drawing rOOHB-
Ii dlsea-. ~e e uul shiyDsDlr, a j. ought
10 b.. Hot lady ia the isuc bat wau!c
TAX every p's-ibie prscautioa 70 &c IRE he
fresh, booming ice and veil TCuId d f..
Tue taat only Lealih en- give Lad e
should rene nlcr that much as gentlemen
msy prOie-- to admirf the face aud loan
paIed ADD en- &C -r.i Dy dis as-, when re.
C oose a wife ley prefer z bio al g
heaItGfui, hu van -yri WOMEN. Dr.
Pivac'- favUTit- Peer .,lion is the az
EuyWlvEEsr srsnda Il remedy Tor frma ie
Gis-a--- s1d weakue.-.- IL has the To-.
f.ii atvtuJ .se ot cIring the local diseh-e
aDd imp 8riIng vigDrau' tone 10 the whole
system. IL Il sold by druggists.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is the list of real estate
transfers as recorded yesterday in the ofics
of the Register Of Deeds:
F. W. Marshall and wife to John Haas
lot II, in Diefendorf's subdivision Of out lot,
to the city of Leavenworth, and being 8
part Of the northesst quarter of section %
township s, rapge %, 1910.
John 1. Douglass and wife to G. W. Nor.
ton, of Louisville, Ky, the following de-
scribed piece and parcel of property, to wit:
The southeast quarter of section "a, town.
ship z, rang 20, 81 25
Caroline Besser and husband to Gottlob
Wahler, the following piece and parcel Of
land described as follows: The northwest
quarter Of section %, tovnehip 8, range %,
containing l60 acres, 5000.
Elizabeth Sidle, Of Union county. Ohio,
to g W. Tanner, lot 5, block lO2, in Day
and Mscaulay's subdivision of the city Of
Leavenworth, 81 90.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
SheriTS Sale. No "a

DUBLiC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
Il That under and by virtue Of tWDrt-V
eI al executions issued On two :. paTate alb
stractS Of JCdgms HJs, TeGdered IL TyO sepa-
rate actions IN Justices court, before John
Mck-e, a Justice OF the Peace, H. and iGr
LeayenWOrth township, III the County Of
LeaNenwOTthr IN the STATE Df kstr -, in e+cu
OF which aciiors, Michael HOfmann j. Plain
tiff, ana II. B5der IS ID. feudInt, each OF when
ssin executions was 10 me directed and dc
liveTed, will Oh Monday. the tniny-flfst
Gay OF MaTcn, Il. ID. lS79, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ OF that day, At the south front
door OF The Court House IN the city OF Law
enwoTthr in tue County Of LeayeuwOTJh, Ia
the State of Kansas, cffeT at public "a = ana
sell to the highest bidder, Tor cash IN hard,
the following descTIOed IIaCts OF land, situate
lying and being ia the County OF ISayeu-
worth, in the state Of Kansas. M IneIy
Lots nuInber sixteen and seventeen fls and
la, and eighteen ana uiG. teen q ) and ~. ia
biOcg number three o., Ia Mi1's sui-dlyis-
ion. Said property has been levied uIon
and is to DE ssid H. the property OF Il Bad. r.
Dated this 2sth day OF + bIuary, A. D ls7g
y. q. LOWE,
Sheriff ofLeavenworth County. Kaus4s.
CLOUGH * " HEAT, Attorney, for Plaintiff Il
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

TOPEKA. February 24-In the SenSse
the Jud:ciary Committee reported in &C
rdaDce with q resolution insiIuctins
then 10 ascertain the co5-iitutiona,iiy OF
.he &C; relating 10 the orgauiza,icn Oi COM
pzniss in the western part OF the State, that
it was unconstitutional, as TO the counties
Of Decatur, Rawlins, Cheyenne. Sheridan,
Thomas, Shermsn, Lane, Buffalo. Foote,
Mesde, Seqgayah, Anahaska, Sc yard,
Wichita, ke e,rney, Grant, Stevens, Greeley,
Hamilton, Stanton and Kansas, and that
the changing Of the name of Norton county
10 Billing. was Unauthorized.
The Committee on Counties and County
Liuss was instructed 10 report bill to REM
edy the uncertainties.
Seven bills We're introduced.
Four Senate bills were passed, among
them one revising the death penalty.
la commiltee Of the whole, the bill to
provide for the erection Of the west wing OF
the Stale House was recommended for
passage. Tee bill appropria,es 100000
IRON the treasury, and authorizes the levy
OF a tax OF one-half Of one mill for each Of
The years 1879 and 1850.
topeka, February 25.-In the Senate
the House amendment, which strikes out
tue 500 item for sewerage in the Topeka
Insane Asylum appropriation bill, and In
srrts y 6OD, was cJncurred IN.
4 number OF local bills were passed,
which provide that counties in which Grim
inal Prosecutions are instituted, shall pay
the costs made by the State and defendant,
II thgy cannot De collected from the prose
cutting wituers or defendant. The bill
means to reach cases in Magistrates court-
a. well as In District courts. The costs Of
witnesses and ooHstsb.es are included.
Three bills were introduced.
The subs ,itute Tor Senate bill No. 20, au-
rhorizing and providii.g for theerection and
completion OF the wet wing of the State
HOu-e, and making an appropriation
therefor, was passed toy vote vi -3 to ii.
In committee OF the whule th. bill pro-
vidIng that morey derived from the sale OF
normal school ianG- and dtposiriDg the
-ame in the State T'essury 10 be drawn
against by the Auai or Of ~'sie, was indet
uI'ely pOstpOI eI sl.O bill 10 re-appor-
tion the State Tor Seaators, which proposes
10 ailow but one Representative each from
the counties Il Douglas and AIchisOn, and
10 create the 39:n and 40.h districts in the |
southwestern and northwestern parts Of the |
State
A bill proposing reduction of interest |
when lands have been sold for taxe-, from |
50 10 n per cent, was recommended Tor |
passage.
The bill authorizing the appointment Of
pliers in the district courts Uf the |
State wa= recommended for passage.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
4 Sonrcc of Much Wod,iy Evil,

II the habit of body be ONES irregular
much evil Is inflicted on the system. The
stomach becomes dyspeptic, bilious symp
tons develop themselves, the circulation is
contaminated, and the nerves share in the
general disorde-. IL Is of the utmost impor-
lance that the bowels should be thoroughly
and speedily regulated when they gro g dere'
lict Tie corrective agent best adapted TO
this purpose is Hosretter's Stomach Bitters, a
Wholesome, non gripping vegetable laxative,
worth all the raSping cathaitIcs invented
since the time -oi ParacelsuS. People who
have be n in IN habit Of using blue pill, cal
OmeI, and other drugs and cheap nOstrums
for constipation, should abandon such hurt
tul and useless medicines and substitute for
them this pleasant and gentle aperieIt.
which not only produces the purga'ive effect
naturally. but also strengthens while II regu-
latss the DOw els, stomach and liver IL mo e.
over cures and prevents Intermittent and re-
mittput feveTs, g0Gt, rheumatism, debility
and urinary troubles.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
SheriTs Sale. 10. 70.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is EEREBY GIVEN.
That undtTaud 10y virtue OF "a Judgment
Te nd-red In the District Court III ne COUNTY }
OF Leavenworth, in the State Of Kansas, Ia
AN action wherein Henry =. Scott l. Plain
tin, and Patrick r MeI.h-r and others are
defendants, and of an eNecuJ ion issued uu
said judgme Mt. TO me directed and delivered, j,
l viii on Monday, the third day OF March
A ID. ls13, at eleven O'Clock a VI. OF that
day, at the south front door Of me Court
4OGSe. in the CITY of LeaVeuworth. in toe
OJlty of Lsaven worth, In the state OF Kan
Sas, offer at.puDlic sale and sell To- the highest
bidder for cash IN hand, th- fniiOWIu. de
scribed Tracts of land, situate. wing aud be-
ing III the County OF LeayvnWOrta, III The
state Of kansas, namely
Lots number fourteen lII and fifteen 1Sl,
in block number ninety two l91), Ia the CIty
%. L-aSenwoTth proper, and ali that part Of
lot number sixteen (i6l. in block HumbsT
ntnety-two (Y-), which lies in Day Il Mscau-
ley 5 addition 10 The city %. Leavsnwortu
and all the Improvements ON Tia abnve lots.
Dated this 5pth day of January, 1S1l.
T. G.. LOWE.
Sheriff Of LeavenvoIth County, Kansas.
L. BAKER, Attorney Tor PaIntlfi.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

: -'''....'.l =
! YoT WILL FAKE NOTICE.. THAI ,ou
have been sEgt, with ri- .,5,v.--.i,'.'., - "u
| 70. ''L'' h'>' - & ZFl.tlrm AfufIr..r.
trix o. tl- g-ta'e q; p Z. FIfzwilii IN. ,...,s-
4 Francis t4i&w.ia.sIH. Il. m .Iu F.tz,vl. .f...T,I
' r q liZFi.ti;tm and John Z. paugIrsS ~
we biSiiic. Court, Oi the First Judicial Dis
tfIct OF the stat q! lNrUSt~. in and Iur cav
! en%0Fth CUu ~. al q that IN petition was
Gttt Ia the Office Of TIE. q c,..I-,'.i ,a.g cDurt
On tne lV.h ddy Of Jauuuy. 1873. and yuu are
required 10 answer Uy drmur fo SuIH nett
t'Oil. on or brf'rg the Il H.je,-utn tlav OF n! -eh
y. u 1879, and II you tam 20 80 answer .r -
o. ur said petition viii b. taken u- true nd
lGI -iH-Ht u"Sr'I a-'tilSI the q feHd tr e.
4 rliz lLii m. aS the admin ->.iutriN 4 the
estate Of +. r. rltZw.llsSu dgcJas- a, for the
sum OF the 10 lowing, tu-giJ:
IuC Interest SO tyu l.-r cent. prr puDur,1
trou ic-rmIsr -u'u, 4 o, ip Marc. "A. D. TS--
on s-.si - and jSs2, aud interest from March
-5'h, $50 al ten per ceut. per auuUm, and
"a % aud interest at ten per C.ur, pr a.
mum GTuM December -i-H. I~-l aa.I ian nor
cent upon hr' amount thereof at the inn = 81
tehd"f NJ Judgment, as sttuTn-s : !..s in
tins sIi', sId t1r JHe fogsclDsu Z. ot the mort
gage rNectI ,Js.lua delivered % the piaIatF
bS l. iiZs u IAN t>Iacc deceased and r.
- " Itiuiu d-i-. uaut u,arlu- UalH p--
c"ihNvf - o. lNtp,. .tud T-,ur tu IN Tbs t..ns.
Of lHr Register yl Deeds Of the County s|
IeJv. uwprsh state ut N4u>.i o., un l,rr,,r. h-r
20 IA. ls.b. in book 50 uf mort ayes az % -.
al, ANA for the SAFE OF the lauUs ugscTiE,sl "A
said mortgage tI-w.t
In- >OutI hrtIyIfHa northwest frr rr-f1uaI
ftailfi oi section ~, IN u Nb>!i u >. OF range
=, Win tn ICHs no utS, htT,timtutS uud
3pptftunHnc, s., Ia the COluIy of LaaVru-
worm. tate Ut iau>ts, Tor the payment OF
The mo- eys and Interest and fs..S ; flrt,>aif
and costs of SUIT Aut that th-. defendants
and all persons c.tI |rtug uvi-r .. rIu and
either Ot-tbt M, b. barred and ture.O.,d cT all
Tigut, title and Iut-resr equity of r,t!,srlptlDn
in HHG 10 said lEUt- forever, i1Drl and sftrr
such sale, tlIft fEg PurcI.S.. OF said Ia dS
under the judgment herein be Bet irty the
possession Of tine sand premises on the eNe-
cation OF a., eel therefor, pms ant to the s.tit
judgment and "a sale ILer, unger, with costs
Oi suit. f. y HUEN.
JtT.flv2f. PiliUffG'- ATu.rrsv.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
sher'fs s Sale. %. 90

NOIiCE II HE,rBY Gry-r>,
---f snd by virtue OF 4. fr,,i - I,>
DUBLl, District Court M ~. Incl men
t. at u - Iae STATE OF L-,'Au ,'Au :
a, ndeied in IL Asaacfs n lin - - Ia
of Leaveaworth, snd otbfTS - =. II n rain
2 u action wherein -,on i.',f 'sirbc bc
us, ana HeNrs Kuhn ii -..'s.,.. % Sa!d
ants, and Ci an '&ee : or ,T'.'S O. l
yTnfsnsHMS wiii aa HMon:as, me 4. g - Lhs, IS.
D. 1873, at tieNS' = nor OF Ihe COGIs --,.S'r'
a. the south IRON ~ SEo-rr'. IN the G..
OF LesSeG rorb. @ in is is'T to- the % hiEs
ieI az puolc s;he SilI =. sgillwinz; Gsscrlb-
osI, %, lor e.sh ~ IN l., nd wing and beng IN
"a u"ct ol 4ahu' S!tu-Ie' in The stale Og
the County OF ..rSVtnECTia,
Kansas, uame y: - r,ur,,br- /
Lot number eight Isl. In bic -. -
twenty-three OBJ, IN Le.ayeEwoTth - ~
q.
Dated this 18th day of February, ls7a.
L. q Low r.
Sheriff OF Leavenworth Cuunvv. Kansas
10. W. 1Al LOR, Attorney for Pis.iEuu.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
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SERMONS
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