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a Contra-Rea ,rI.nman.

LONDON, Nov 2S.-At Sligo, to-day, the
magistrates decided that the evidence which
Res proposed to call in favor OF killen
was irrelevant, and decided to close the
case and commit Killen for trial, admitting
him to bail. killer refused to leave the
court, and had to be carried out. The
court was then ordered to be cleared, but
Davitt and Rea remained in defiance OF
the order. When the telegram containing
the above particulars was dispatched, Kill
len was in Jail, and Rea was addressing an
excited crowd.
Rea desired to call as witness the Crown
Solicitor, Catholic Archbishop Of Dublin,
and one OF the members OF Parliament for
Tipperary. This was what finally broke
down the patience Of the magistrates.
After committing Killen the msgistrst
offered TO accept the same amount OF
bail, as in the cases OF Daily and
and DIvitt. Rea protested against the pro-
ceedings and said he had arranged with
his client not TO find bail. The magistrate
asked killen whether he would find bail
Killen stoutly refused apC offered passive
resistance TO his removal from the court.
He hung on the arms of two policemen
with his feet Just off the ground. Rea at.
forwards announced that the mayor had
given him the Use OF tine town hall to pro-
test against the decision. The mayor de-
MES this. Rea then proceeded to denounce
the stipendiary magistrate as police spy.
Persons acquainted with the English
forms OF procedure were astonished at the
iOrbearance Of the court towards Rea.
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Particulars Of . ssabbin$ ARRAY.

About five O'Clock last evening. Mr.. Henry
Lips, who keeps the saloon, between Third
and Fourth streets, on Commercial, attempt.
ed TO remove from his premises one Cash,
who lives near NASHVILLE. Missouri. Cash
was noisy and boistrous, and probably had
been filling up with liberal quantities OF
grog. AS he went out the door he struck Lips
blow on the groin which, at first, did not
cause any pain or alarm. In a few minutes
afterwards Lips discovered that he had been
stabbed, and soon began to suffer intense
pain in the region of the bowels. He went
up stairs to bed, and sent for DIR. Holland,
who proceeded 10 probe his wound. 1t was
discovered that the sn!fs had struck the
groin and penetrated upwards into the peri-
toueal cavity. The dangerous location
OF the wound makes IL question
OF some speculation whether Mrt
Lips Will survive his Injuries. A.
last accounts he was in a critical condi.
ton. Cash Immediately took To his heels,
and was soon concealed in the pawpaw Jun :
giles of The Missouri bottom. Cash's father is
a respectable farmer, who resides about seven
miles from Winthrop. M,rsnal Scott started
immediately In pursuit or the fugitive, but
with what success We have not been inform.
ed.
Size the above was written, Marshal Scott
has returned from Missouri, bringing with
him John Cash, the person who inf !cted the
wound on Mr.. Lips. Cash was captured
abo Ut ten miles from East Atchison, and Is
now in jail.
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Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoin
ment, and hereditary predisposition-all
operate to turn the hair gray, and either OF
them inclines it to shed prematurely
AYERS HAIR VIGoR will restore the fade.
or gray, light or red hair to rich browd
or deep black, as may be desired. 1t soft.
ems and cleanses the scalp, giving it a
healthy action. 1t removes and cures
dandruf and humors. b. its use falling
hair is checked, and a new growth will be
produced in all cases where the follicies
are not destroyed or the glands decayed.
Its effects are beautifully shown in brashy,
weak, or sickly hair, on which few apPli-
cations will produce the gloss and freshness
of youth. Harmless and sure in Its opera
ton, it is incompatible as dressing, and il
especially valuable for the soft lustre and
richness Of tone it imparts. 1t contains
neither oil nor dye, and will not soilor
color white cambria, yet it lasts long on
the hair, and keeps it fresh and vigorous.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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Browns Cough Bai>nm

Will cure that cough. II cures by al ayir!
Irritation and producing easy expectoration
II is the most reliable Cough Cure in Tia
west Beware Of remedies that contain stu
pefying opiates.
Is yolr thro Il sore Are you hOarse? Are
you not negieciing what may lead % a bron-
chial or lung disease? Browns Tar TrOches
Will cure that hoarseness and snr, ness and
strengthen the voice. For sale by ali drug
gtsts In LeaveD worth and the west.
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Dr.. Kings Syphiiitic Remedy Ia warranted
20 cure syphilis In the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and
complicated forms, and Will cure the worst
cases Of yenereal diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment of the most eminent
physicians OF America. 1t cures the 6rsi
stage and heals the ulcers in q few days. II
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head
arms and legs; also hard pains In the bones
and joints, swelling Of joints, syphilitic rheu.
maiism, ETC., In Q short time. Price i've dol
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex.
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. ]
Dinsbeer, As, North Seventh street, st, Louis
Mo. Cures guaranteed or the money refund
ed. Theo. Egersdorn, agent, Lsavenworth
KareAx,
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/
| I.7S-Denman VS. Robinson.
| 7374-F'lsher VS. Davis. ~
FRIDAY. pECENEEE, l., lss9.
| ..76-Goodwin vs. Schulz.
| 777s-SwirzeT W. RSder.
| 7119-wsddel VS. Palm.
4 T1SJ-lnsley VS. Cough.
\ 57s-Bulkley vs. Young ct a..
| .7s2-wanler VS. G-iger et al.
| 7ssi-InsIey VS. Clougn.
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 49,.
I77J-Stsfe OF Kansas vs. Latin.
| T1oj-Hastings VS. Missouri Valley Lie IN
77JI-Ashioh ct al. VS. Reg burn ct al.
s.gt-Scnmeckel vs. Pickett ct al.
7sgi-Nutual Loan anu Saving Association
etc. vs. B5echUm ct al.
T5sj-WriSut VS. Atwood ct al.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER I6, 1873.
555T-Gssgsn W Geiger.
5oE2-SwiIzsr Manufacturing Company vs.
GIIs-New York Life Insurance Connsnv =.
Alliance Mutual Life Association, &c.
OlS6-SEaggs W. Meyers et al.
6jA3-Baiii vs. Haas ct al.
7Uss-NOweT VS. Burgess.
1li-MOOIe VS. Hawthorne et g..
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l., 1873,
7229-Crans on VS. Ryan.
12is-lnsley VS. Angel.
aiUi-Stewart VS. Patterson ct al.
1iis-Leavenworth VS. Dexter e. al.
7s3J-Havens IS Hunt ct al.
5l9-Cranstcn VS. Leayen worth county
SGa-TTeat vs. Burgess 81 al.
7o55-Martin IS Missouri Valley Bridge
Company.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER $. 1873.
76-S-McKeEzie VS. Mccormack ct al.
sU5b-L4ee W FOssett e; a.
71oA-PrestOu vs. Wadde!l.
sDst-GaTTett VS. Foster
-higinbothain VS. Marshall.
siii->wIft vs. Davidson.
'lJ-ADe!ls W Foster.
s4ZJ-lusipy Vs. tIiIiEtt
1T" hiuOcz W. X Hy 20.
7sio-Seyers vs. X Ry 20
'.iJ-kaIuneit W. X Z ~ ca.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1879.
7757-McArt W Evans 81 al.
. S-Treat ~ Hastings e. al.
pany.
77'7-Palm vs. Waller e; a.
15JS-fllnJ " story.
i'y4-Same " Douglass
ISsI-SdIue vs. Humid 81 al.
snJl-Same ~ tiOwsley el ~.
aol&-Sains vs. Same.
MONDAY, DECExEFR 2I, 1873.
7sgG-Divis vs. lnsley et al.
UES-ThOmpSOn vs. kietner ct al.
8Sl4-AsniOl Vs. GrOwder.
5sIG-C.arA vs. Gray al al.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER &c, ls7g
7S2S-TravIs W Travis.
7aaD-Nc cOTmlck vs. Mccormick.
94l0-Chaprnan vs. Chapman.
1i-O-lJains vs. u ms.
74,4-MSsE er W. Mesucr.
5Is3 vs. Han.
77I5-TurneT vs. Turner.
silb-fte M vs. Helm.
sis6-Jiegrgsn - GeDrgsa
.3-8--hepaeTd vs. shepherd.
T1Hl-Btu-r VS. Bauer.
ss75-GeOrge ~ George.
-sSs-Aurphy " Murphy.
7s-7-Du EeIviEz W Euj--ivIiz.
...b-~smur!> " SsInEes.
.sU5-GIEeDs W GIveus
MONDAY DEC = IS-y
52St-A'cl3SBu " HOOK.
too P-uheTlon " Foo e ct al.
Egis-a lieu W FOOtc 81 al.
G4Hi-~I"u" vs. CiIy oI Leayenwo-ih.
Ok / ~ 20 W LeayyuwortE .ouuty.
b7-4-EvaHs " Baldwin.
5gg5-O 'DOnueIl ~ Rein cker.
I'D OOp-r vs. Dugkec.
.4l9-Hiajt Jr " Ia key.
76fG-It fch vs. Allen.
7675- lay " TIncHer ct al.
7sp4-BesrG " Jlsr6.
7oyj-G JdcaId W UUu ter ct al.
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which Has Been Brought About In
Commercial Agencies.

For years Mr.. f. y. .. Clough has carried
on q commercial sgercy in this city. He
has also been engaged ia other branches OF
business, and has established an enviaole
reputation as a straightforward business
man. His reports of the commercial stand
ing of business men have always been noted
for their accuracy and 81 far as WAS possible
under the old system OF rating MS reports
were fresh and good. Bat this old way OF
rating WAS very unreliable, from the reason
that by the time they were furnlssei 10 APP
plicants the reports would be several months
Old.
Interested parties, however. will be pleased
10 learn that new system has Teen lnaug :
urated, and tnat Mr.. Clough has established
an agency in this city whereby Is Kept on
file fresh accurate and detailed reports of the
worth, standing and business prospects OF ali
merchants and traders doing business IN
this State and Missouri, and that lie Is eX-
tending his sphere SO s. To include ArKan-
sas Texas and Colorado Mr.. Clough mas
also revoiutioniZed prices SO that his reports
cost only half much as that heretofore
charged by commercial sgencies-
Mr.. Clough has incurred considerable ex.
pense In fitting up his office, when has
made IL a credit Ia the Wes': and the I'M
proved system which he represents. added
TO his reputation a man of true, upright
business principles. will bring him the ie'
turns he 81 richly deserves
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-04
Dr Lyons Tooth Tablets
arden and heal tender gums.
A sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters SPECIFIC and Injection No.
SIRE warranted to cure Gonnornoea, elect, Co
dee, Structures, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs Of males and fe-
males.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. 2 If a sure remedy
for the Spermatorrhosss, Seminal Weakness
nightly emissions, the loss OF power, FUSED
oy self-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
of DIR. Hunters Specific 81 per bottle In &c.
ton, 81 Per bottle. Sent everywhere byeX.
press. DIR. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor No.
as, North Seventh street, ST. Louis, Missouri
send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran.
tesj or the money refunded.
Thee. Egersdorn. Agent, Leavenvorth
Kan ss. mSyl2-eodAw
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IIscP0D11O OO0Hffey 7
1t is limited that there has not been money
enough raised to send the committee appoint
ed to Kansas City TO confer with the authori-
ties Of the X. p. We understand that our
mayor. city attorney and Judge Sturges are
confident that If the money is furnished they
will at an early day be able TO announce to
the citizens of Scandal that the X. p. will be
extended north from COncordia 10 this point.
IL is also broadly limited that the holders Of
Central Branch stock who lately sold to Jay
Gould We're declared in their action after
reading the proceedings OF the meeting held
in Scandia, seeking the extention of the X. p.
here.
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AIurkyT Trio or Fireman.

Three of the members OF Engine Company
No. u, of New York City, are rejoicing in q
surplus OF. " wealth acquired honestly but very
rapidly. They sent tue Old woman who scis
- the janitress Of the Engine house with a
dollar 10 buy haf ticket In the October
drawing OF the Louisiana state Lottery. She
wene TO some purpose, for they drew on their
Investment Five THOUSAND Dollars in gold,
and they feel refreshed. To know what the
odds are, address NJ A. Dauphin, L. .. Box
g., New Oileans, La, or same person at No.
3i9 Broadway, New York city, n Y, before
December l9Jn. when the extraordinary dis
tribution under the sole management OF
Generals I. Beauregard and Jubtl \. Early
will lake Mace.
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The Latest Discovery.

gilmore Value than any silver Mine in CO..
orado, is German CataTrh Cure: a remedy
prepared especially for the cure OF Catarrh
and Severe Colds in the head, that invaria-
bly, lead to Catarrh, which are SO common in
this climate. Remember that Caiarrh. II no:
checked promptly. goes 10 the lungs, and
ends IN Consumption. Escn day decay less
ems the chances of cure Price only 50 cts.
For sale by the Manufacturers, Brown Medl-
cine q Manufacturing Company, Leaven-
worth, Kansas, and all Wholesale and retail
druggists in the west.
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THOSE intolerabIy painful and constantly
harassing things called piles, which trouble
20 many people, are soon healed by Thomas
Electric Oil-the great external remedy for
physical suffering and means of relieving
pains. A very small quantity achieves re-
suits of the most gratifying kind. The al
vertisement of this remedy should be read,
Note-EciectrIc, selected and electric I'd
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-04
Funeral OF Prof. Nudge,

Prof. Snow returned this morning from
Manhattan, where he had been to attend the
funeral of Prof. b. +. Nudge. The funeral
services were held in the Congregational
church, yesterday, and YVES largely attended
by the citizens of Manhattan, and the visi =
tors from abroad. The funeral was under the
auspices of the Odd Fellows. Addresses were
made by Prof. Lee, Prof. Mudge's associate In
college by Rev. J. l.. Parker, Chancellor
Marvin aud Prof. Snow. One-half the pail
bearers were Odd Fellows and the other half
members of the Academy of Science. An
immense procession followed the remains to
the grave.
ApOpleXy, the disease of which Prof,
Nudge died, is hereditary in mis- family. His
brother died with IL about q year ago. He
started Tor q walk Friday evening feeling
little flushed in the face He had been gone
but a moment when his wife heard him
gToan, and going into the yard found her
husband Already dead.
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Five Hundred Thousand strong.

In the pastfev months therehas been more
than 50O0p uotties OF ShtlOh's Cure Sold
Out of the vast numbe of people who have
usei IL, more than 100 cases Of C0nsump-
riOn have been cured. All Coughs, Group.
Asthma and Bronchitis yield at once,en
is that every body speaks In Its praise. TO
hose who have not used IL, LET MS say, IL you
have a Cough, or your child the Group, and
you value life, don't fail 10 try 1t. For Lame
Black, Side or Chest, use shiioh's Porous
Piasfers. Lold by ARSeLD &.HuNT, druggists
tusSSw
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iNcPerton freeman
little daughter OF Mr.. Myers met with
severe accident a few days since by the VI
setting OF a pot of boiling hot tea. Oue Ia
from tie knee 10 the foot Was badly purne 2
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A New Coal Mine Opened.

lLd"tcuCt
An engine and machinery are being put
in for mining coal from the lots owned by
John Speer, Just east of Poehler's elevator.
The vein is about twelve inches thick, and
has already been worked over two hundred
feet. 1t is not a shaft, but goes right back
into the side OF the bank. and is nowhere,
probably, more than thirty feet from the
surface. rhe machinery being put in, IL Is
expected will cut the coal and draw IL out, a
work that has been done by hand. 1.-THE
machine works as they expect, coal can
probably be mined probably even from so
thin Il vein,
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DISTRICT COURT.
First Assignment Of Cases for the
December Term, a. ID. 1879.

First Assignment Of Cases for the
December Term. 4. ID. 1879.
Hon. Robert Crozier, Judge; p. q. Lowe
Sheriff; McCown Hunt. Clerk.
nospAY, DECEMBER 1. A. d. 1879.
I7E-State OF snss- VS. Mullane,
E5s-Same VS. Reuben.
l77y- - anne VS. Blanchard
l7Sg-Ssme vs. Spaiding-
I79tsame VS. SshaTber-
lsgl-Same vs. BurgeIt.
1872 Same VS. ne.
I7sS-Ssme Va Harden.
TUESDAY, DLCsMBER2 2, 1873
l79t-state of X snsas VS. Evans.
l795-Ssme VS. Brown.
l7e6-Same VS. Green.
I.s7-Ssme VS. Suseberry.
l7sS-Same VS. Norton
1872 same vs. Brown.
lSOO-Same VS. Haley.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. ), Is >.
6Tes-Olsen VS. Mooney.
69s0-Stone VS. Smith
7U6-Carney VS. city.
73'6-Roggs VS. Burgess
.Ss7-Olsen vs Mooney.
.Sss-ulsen VS. Nc Iarthy.
74SS-CiarK VS.. Rogers
14j6-Ricbardson vs. Wilson,
.5.S-Evans ct al Us Bulkley.
7ess-Douglass VS. Pacific Mutual Life lnsC
rance Company.
THURSDAY. DEC. 4, 1879.
-s5o-Scott VS. Loewenthal ct al
s6Sk-Dswson VS. Abeies.
s6SS-Geyer VS. Burrell-
.eii-Anthony VS. Grant.
se77-McKinney VS. school Disiric. -
16ss-Ger nan Bank VS. Powers.
16s.-Same VS. Baker.
1o6l-De Graw VS. Knopf.
.6S-Taylor VS. County B1ari-
FRIDAY, DEC. s. ISIS.
7ses-Johnson VS. Waterman ct al.
762s-bsbOrn SchOtt
s74l-Foster vs. Abeles
774S-Smith VS. Pickens.
77is-Doug glass VS. Davis
MONDAY, D.C. Sth, 1879.
47eo-Emslie VS. L-avenworth City.
6sio-Adams, administrator, VS. Williams
administrator.
.0s,-Bader vs. Bond.
T5Llnsley W. I'll lett.
77Q-Aezcham VS. Moore ct al.
TUESDAY, DEC. 9Th, 2S1s.
7.s,-Gibson, Administrator, VS. wyandoit
city.
ssss-Greelish VS. Vaughn.
TJ-Ortman VS. Norhmer.
775l-Schafer VS. n Il r Co.
715s-Korman VS. Campbell
77ss-Grsy bill VS. K Ry Co
17s4-Bleakly VS. First National Bank.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 10, 1873.
17Es-Sch weiiz sr VS. K { r Il Co.
77ss-Hunt VS. K Z r Co.
.r5e-Csstle VS. lnsley.
776i-Flint We Buker.
776S-Flint VS. BrIstow.
.7el-Fiiut vs. Bristow,
.16s-Flint VS. Bsllinser.
7766 Flint VS. Hall.
.567-Fiint VS. horrod.
716s-Flint VS. Mckinney
THURSDAY ,DEc. II, ls7s.
7Tss-McKeehen VS. Moose.
77s6-Davis VS. Trower.
S77l-Schulx vs. Rap.
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(Ottawa Republican, 81
The little son Of Mr.. Chrisman, of WHOSE
mysterious disappearance the RePubliCGn b ad
an account Saturday, was found late that
night In Mr.. W. Fl. Woodlief's barn, on Tany
creek. He had been in the hay loft since
Fridsy-hsd nothing TO eat from Friday
morning until Saturday night, when he was
discovered by Mr.. Woodief's children, who
gave him some apples and cake
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THE pangs endured by the early CHRISTIAN
martyrs Were doubt excruciating, but not go
prolonged nor scarcely more dreadful than
those experienced by the sufferers from IN
nammaiOry rheumatism-a disease wnich j.
easily curahle at the outset with Iholnas
Electric Ola sovereign remedy for pains
reliable curative OF kidney, liver and DINER
complaints and medicine of the pureSt as
well as most salutary kind. Read the regu-
lar advert Use meut.
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The Po.t.DI.patch sale.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Joseph Pulitzer
purchased the interest of John A. Dillon
in the Post-Dispatch this evening, and is
now sole proprietor of that Journal. 1t Is
understood that NO changes will be made
in the writing force.
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Refused.
IAtchlson Champion. 81

IAtcilIsOu INainplOn, .
Some fellow from Leavenworth has sent 10
this Office verse of doggerel, smuggled
through the mails wrapped in n newspaper.
The war on machine poetry il SO mercedes
that IL has driven these children of song o
desperate lengths in deyising ways al d
meaEs Of introd icing their wares 10 the pub
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John Gafiney. fireman of engine a. on the
Shore Line Railroad OF New Haven, CT, was
thrown from the engine against a rock,
miles an hour. He was all but killed, yet,
thanks to Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia,
recovered comp leteiy ip3four days
Giles Pills cures Liver Complaint
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet.
DR. GILvs.
I21 West Broadway, NY
Trial size IS cents
Sold by ARNOLD q HUNT
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Just the same as Making Rails.

lAtcnisOn CnafnplOn,I
An enterprising gentleman Is running 9
machine, under cur tfilce window, for the
improvement OF muscle. 1t Is a complex
structure consisting of springs and levers
For rive cents a man can purchase two
strokes with the maui on the skull of an
iron balls head, the force of the blow being
registered by the action Of a sheet iron man
which jumps up and down. Making rails
was formerly considered excellent exercise
but the Gem apds of polite society required
some new Held for muscular development,
which Is now supplied.
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New lSiSliODricS.

ROME, Nov. ga propaganda 6ds has
approved the proposal of Csrdinsl Nc.
Closkey for the establishment CT three
Bishoprics in America, under the jurisdic-
ton OF the Archb;shop of New York.
The propaganda will instruct the Csrdi.
nal as TO the most suitable location Of
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liam u. KurIz.-Error from Miami county.
Reversed.
BY THE COURT. HORTON. C. 7
1. pom the dissolution OF any corporation
already created, unless "a receiver is appoint.
ed by some court OF competent authority the
president and directors, or managers
OF the affairs Of the corporation, are
the trustees Of the creditors and
stockholders of the corporation, with
full power to setLIe the affairs collect the out
standing debts, and divide the moneys and
other property among the Stockholders, after
paying the debts due and owing by such cor
poration, al the time Of It's dissolution, as far
as such money aud property Will enable
them, and for this purpose they may main .
laln or defend any Judicial proceedings Sc
A. Chap. 3, Comp. Laws 1879
In an action brought under the above
section of the statute ny the sole IN auager of
a corporation, after Its dissolution, 10 recover
the debts and property OF the dissolved cor
pOrauon, the suit must be entitled in the
name OF such manager of the late corporation.
ahu.not IN the corporate name OF the dissolved
corporation.
3. Where an action IS commenced by the
sole manager of a corporation, in ITS corpor-
ate name, after lis dissolution, to recover
certain debts ana property OF the dissolved
corporation, He'd, not error for the district
couEt 10 permit an amended pc
uon 10 be hied, showing the expiration of
the HE of the corporation, its date of DISCO
luton and name of its sole mauan.r M the
time of such dissolution.
!. Upon The fling OF such amended neil
ton, the action must be continued in the
name OF the manager Of the late corpOration
TO correspond with the allegations of the
amended petition
All the Justices concurring.
a true copy: Attest, c. J. BROWN
lLsI Clerk Supreme Court.
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The Mcpherson Druggists.

ILlEusbur- LOcaIist.I
The druggists Of L.ndsburg hsve go, ..
gether and arranged with each other to clo 50
their respective Ilaces Of business on sun
days except from $50 TO 1890 a. IN and from,
> u %. n
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-04

II the ladies or Leavenworth and elio-
where could only he convinced that the
regular barber shears are the best for cutting
out dresses, etc, they would certainly give
II. II. Helmers a call and find that his asser-
ton IL true. Shears will oe sold at a very
low figure, and are by far superior TO any
dr. 81 maker shears In the market. Call and
examine for yourself at 30 Delaware str, Ell.
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THE STATE OF KANSAS, l..
SUPREME COURT,

i, c. ]. Brown, Clerk of the Supreme Court
of the state of Kansas, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the
syllabus in each of the above entitled cases,
as the same appears ON lie IN my Office.
Witness my hand and official seal. hereto
SEAL affixed, NJ my Office in Topeka, this
eJth day ofNOvember. A D.. 1873.
]. BROHN,
C.erE Supreme COuTt-