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A cattle man, a stranger In this commun-
ity, met with a terrible misfortune at the de-
pot here last Saturday morning befo:e day
light. An extra Fl shit had arrived from the
west loaded with cattle, OF which We believe
he was part owner. II was dark at the time,
and at this writing we have not seen any one
who knows just how the accident happened,
but II is believed that he had stepped out on
the Platform at the front end Of the caboose,
and probably on TO the bumper Of the ad-
joining car, for the purpose Of attending to
the cattle, when he fell. The caoooee passed
over his right leg just below the knee, of
course msnsling the leg fr1ghffuIly. He was
picked up ny the train men and carried into
The old Larned house. where he was attended
by Drs. 1Iimble. Rhea, Cummins and Snoe.
maker. who amputated the leg above the
knee and LEFT him in as comfortable n con.
dition as the Circumstances would admit /.
He wss GRITTY TO the last, and bore his great
misfortune With stoical fortituis that was
truly philosophical.
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she Was from IeXas

i
a couple OF smart chaps were rid: az in n
buggy last Sunday, and drove up to where
an old man and woman were seated In q
wagon, ID which was hitched pair Of oxen.
They had come from Texas, and were going
so Missouri.
"Hello, old man; how much will you take
for your wife, cash up ~ said one of the smart
CHAPS.
well, let's see" said the mon, scratching
his head, Vi guess a hundred dollars III take
'er"
"Giye you seveniy-nve,r replied the smart
chap.
take her." eaid the Old M 'iani I'll
throw the wagon and oxen in"
This boys in the buggy We're heat, and COM
menced 10 drive of, when tn, Old woman
Jumped out OF the wagon ana exclaimed:
Hand over the chink stranger, hand ov er
the chtnk; this yere family hsint to be
b!uffsd by no feilers wearin' stove pipe h ats
an sifeooaTd collars, you bet.yer muck or
that. We're from Texas. we air..
And in second afterward a buggy with
two badly blufied young. chaps were wnirling
up Commercial street.
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THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. %.
city NEWS.

THE County Treasurer collected s6js IS in
taxes yesterday.
SIX cars Of stock went out or the Missouri
Pacific yesterday.
TIE peDitentisry now contains SIX bur-
dred and fifty convicts.
"RI.-CKED for want OF clrs' was the com
plant al the freight depOis yesterday.
THE Pro bate Judge issued maria. license
10 John Johnston ard Mary Rotch,ord yes
terday.
SOMETHING struck the corner Of the Gala
hoose stable Yesterday and carried IL away.
l. Is 70; kown what did II.
HALF p dozen cars o:s'ock and several cars
of applfs tor Denver were among the ship
nents Wost, via the kansas facirc, yes
terday.
Iii EuIerstood there will be a grand fair
by the lsdies OF 81. PauI's church in a few
weeks and that the arrangements have been
lDauE UIated.
PAT KENNEDY, Of the fire department, be-
ueves in luck" He says that it Genes in
stresks, end that all the fires which troubled
the city short time ago were a had siresk X,
aud tie present calm Is the other kind. He
believes II Will "streaK" the other way
shorty
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iHiawatha Dispatch, col
At the meeting of sportsmen held at Esq,
Richardson's office on Saturday evening,
the following rules were passed, and sides
chosen for the annual hunt, to take place on
Tuesday, Nov. %.
The following rules will govern the hunt ::
l. The hunt to take place on November %.
No game to count unless killed on that day.
2. All game or scalps as provided IN rule
5, shall be returned TO Richardson's Office by
lOo'clock p. m. of that day.
8. No person chosen on either side shall be
allowed TO hunt alone, or with parties of
his own side, without one of the opposite
side being with him or them.
4th. The captain of the opposite side to
parties living in the county, shall be Obliged
To send out "A man to shoot with such parties,
otherwise their game shall be counted. The
man SO sent out shall be at the place 20 APP
pointed for him bJ the captain, TO De ready
to start out at daylight on the 18th. IL not
there on time. the party living in the country
as Aforesaid can start out at day light and his
game will be counted AS fairly killed
5th. The following seal ps will be counted:
wolf, jack rabbit and rabbit; and the heaus
OF hawks and owls will be counted. All other
game must be brougntiu.
First, get something the people want If
You wish to be a trad esm an, and then-ad.
vertise.
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Terribly Burned.

IAtcnison ChampIon, y
Miss Taylor, who lives with her parents In
North Atchison, near the residence of Hon.
E K. Blair. is now lying In q critical condi-
ton. the result OF q terrible burning which
happened yesterday. There Was IRE bait
in the yard for the purpose OF boiling clothes.
and she was engaged about the IRE attending
TO her WORK when. by some mishap her dress
came too near the flames and took IRE. She
ran wildly about ut:ering terrible cries for
relief, the flames during the time developing
her body. There was NO one at hand 70 rem
der anissance but Q little gixi, vhp v.suess.
y trrtfed at tho dght Her 0i0 dnally
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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS
C0Ycu. Interesting Letter from .
Svel2.H nOyEn AgfOrnev

EDITOR Ny ORLEANS PIcAYUNE,-si-
Since the fall OF 1867, up TO The last thr e
weeks, haye been troubled with an erurp
ton of the skin, which the doctos rcsli by va
rtOus names, but which is generally known
by the name of Eczema or Salt Rheum The
principle place OF attack was BIy hands,
which al times especially during the winter
were very sore.
At times the disease threatened to spread
from my hands and envelop my whole body,
Doctors have been consulted in Philadelphia,
Washington, and this city, with no more
success than temporary relief. Efter con-
siderable expense, and much pain and suf-
fering, had come 10 the conclusion that
woulo, as the ying goss. have TO grin and
bear IL.
About four weeks ago read in the "Pica-
yGue" the advertisement OF Cuticura, for
sale by our well known druggist. Mr.. Lyons,
and resolved TO try sit. 1 purchased fifty
cent box, and before IL was half used the dis
eased had completely disappeared, and feel
certain that mine il a permanent cure.
Ny Jet in sending You this letter IS TO
make known TO other sufferers the value OF
CUTICURA, and thus benefit, II ever so little,
suffering humanity.
Eours truly, PIP. CARROLL.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
IS Camp St, New Orleans, Dec. 25, 1875.
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what . Youth did with . Match.


A:youug man who was working for Mr.
Bird, concluded 10 have some fun by burning
OF piece of prairie Just east of Mr.. Birds
place. He did not take into consideration
the fact that there were no fire guards be-
tween that piece and the two quarters belong
ing 10 the sheldons, father and son, on " hich
Was stacked nearly all the hay that was grown
on them. The consequence was something
appalling. When he came to count up, he
found that one little match that ne lighted
ed 10 the destruction Of about one hundred
tons of hay and some fencing, and had seri-
ousiy endangered Ed snelton's house. One
large rick burnt 10 the ground within a iew
feet of his stable Fortunately help arrived
in time To save the buildings. Last spring
this same youth Set out a DIRE in the same
place aud came very near burning the church
at Plum Grove and destroyed some timber,
and nearly burnt a dwelling house, but IT
seems the lssson did not last hun long. 1t
" u certainly an act o very aggravated care
ltssness.
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Chronic SKIN Diseases, carries Of the Bcne,
HuraoEs In the Blood, SCrDiulDps - senses,
Bad or Unnatural Habit OF BODY, S-phlhs
and Venera!, Fever Sores, Chronic or Ola
Ulcers, Salt RhCUn, klcEetzl white SWELL
ing Scald Head, Uterine Affections, CatnEers,
Decay of the body, Pimpies and Btotcnes,
TunOrs, Dyspepsia, Kidney and BlsdueF
Diseases, Chronic rheumatism ana OOut,
CONSUMPTION, Gravel and CaICulou5 Depcs-
iis, and varieties Of the above COMPLAINS %
which sometimes are given specious names
We assert that there Is 10 known remedy that
poSsesses the curative rover over these us
asses that RADWAY's E-SOLyFST furnishes.
1t cures step by step, surely, from the ioun-
darion, and restores the injured parts toth
sound condition The wastes ofthe BODY are
stopped and healthy blood IS supplied to the
System, from which new material Is formed
This is the first corrective power OF Rad
WAYS RESOLyEST-
; In cases where the system has been saliva
ted, and mercury. quicksilver, corrosive sub
posted In the bones, joints, etc, causing
CARES OF the bones, Tickets, spinal curys-
lures, cOntOrtiOns, white swellings, varicose
veins, etc, the SARSs pARILLIAS Will resolve
away those deposits and eEterminate lhe
virus OF The disease from the system.
II these who are taking these medicines
for the cure OF chronic, sCrofuioUs or syphil-
lite diseases, however slow may be the cure,
"feel better" ana md their general health
improving, their flesh and weight increasing,
or even keeping its own, IS sure sign that
the cure is progressing. In these diseases
the patient either gets better or worse-the
virus Of the disease is not inactive; Il not
arrested and Driven from the blood it viii
spl'cai and continue 10 undermine the con-
silt ltion. A. soon "a the SARSAPkRILIIAS
you wiz grow better and increase in health.
strength and flesh.
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MADrID, Nov. 22.-There is a rupture
imminent between Premier Compass and a
majority of the Conservatives in the
Cortes who have joined the planter depu-
ties in the attempt to retard the abolition
OF slavery, and obstruct the free trade
policy of the cabinet. Premier Compass
elbows considerable energy in the attempt
to secure the success Of his measures.
His friends say he will dissolve the Cor
ties If necessary to carry out the reform
measures. or he will surrender the power
to the Liberals and Sogasties, who are
equally p edged TO abolition.
Directly after the festivities upon the
occasion of the marriage of the King, the
question Of confidence will be yuJ to the
Cortes, and the abolition ard free trade
bill will sgsin be presented BY the Minister
OF the colonies.
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Dr.. Kings syph1litte Remedy is warranted
and tertiary stages, and in al ~ Tsried spd
complicated forms, and will cur ne y=.-
cases OF yenerefi diseases; cases ~ sic.. Law,
physicians o. America. II cures the drst
stage and heals the ulcers In q few days. It
cures ulcers In the mouth, nose. throat, head,
and joints, swelling of joints, syrbilitic RI *.
matism. etc, in q short time. Price i've dol.
lars per PACKAGE. Sent everywhere by ex.
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by Dr.. J.
Dtnsbeef, As, North Seventh street, St Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed or the money refund.
Cd. fheo. Eeersdcrn. agent. LeavenWorth
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The Opening OF the New French
Cable.

WA.HISGToS, d. C., Nov. 22.-The fol.
lowing are the messages between Presidenr
Hayes and President Grevy, on the opening
to the public Of the new French cable:
"The President Ct the French Republic
inaugurates the new cable which uGite-
France and America by sending TO the
President OF tae Republic Of the United
States an expression Of his most cordial
sentiments
President Hayes sent the following
reply:
40 he Presiden, al he French republic Pnyis:
The President of the United States
acknowledges with great satisfaction the
sgreeable communication by which the
President of the French Republic makes
known to him the completion and success-
full operation of the transatlantic cable,
and hopes it may never be vehicle of any
other messages between the people or the
Governments OF the two Countries than
those of friendship and res. ect"
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MTDDLEBURY,Vt Nov - The students
and faculty OF Middlebury College had
several conferences, and both have drawn
up paper for adoption by the students,
whom the faculty agree to receive into col.
lege relations upon their subscribing to
paper expressing heir Willingness TO obey
in future the college requirements. The
msj DrIty OF the students, while sgreeing 20
respect the college laws, refI-e TO consider
that they have been wrong in their past
action.
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Or. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted TO cure Gonnornoea, elect, Co
dee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys, Blad
DER and Urinary organs OF males and fe
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. . is a sure feca 10y
for the Spermatorrhusa, seminal WeskUas4
nightly emissions, the loss of power, G ',sI {
by self-abuse OF excessive Indulgence. PIIIS
OF DIR. Hunters Sps cifc - per bottle In &c
ton, 81 per hottie. Sent everywhere BY e<
press Or. J. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor No
AS, North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri
Send tSo sta mps for treatise. Cure gusrsn
teet or the money refunded.
Thee. Ese1sdorf. Agent, LesyenwoIth
Kansas. ba6yi2-sod4su
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A Benevolent Work.

The Methodist CLu'ch Of New York is con-
stsntly engaged in providing for III ilr-. :,
of lis borders To a separate UTssn Z-..0g
has been committed The wpr-A Of extend .Ug
the influence OF the church ~. m. r
Corbitt, the famous revival z. a chairman Of
this committees OF q yzusiOI-Hnd he U>eG 10
be martyr of Deurais'a. His cure he ascr!b-
to Giles Lintmert Isdlde ATOuis. Cues
Pills cures JauudicP. sod by trrpll' z
Hunt. send Tor pamphlet. IGr. Gu.s. l2i
West Broadway. Sew York. Trigi -. -
cents. Arnold & Eun:.
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originate in.the blood, and you have blotches
and eruptions, pimples, riuggorm, Doils,
tCmors, letter, salt Thuem, chronic rhuema-
fism. scrUiCl3. or you may be suffering from
Mercury. EXT. SARsAPAEILL>, DAsDELIOS
AND lODIDE Oh POI ssIUs VIII purify your
blood, IuvigoTste your liver and cure you. AL
physicians recommend Il. For So a- drug
gis's in Kansas, Missouri. - - 20 Ne
breska, Texas, UtSn. "'yc,.iEs and New
Ma-Irn-
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Fine Korres for JUNCTION CITY,

Mr.. ! rank o. Reilly, of Junction City, pass
ed through the city yesterday, via the Rock
Islsnd md The Kansas Pacific railways,
with the stallion "Oosl" and the eeiding
'Sm all HOpes," which he was taking TO his
home. Both horses have the blood of the
best breeds Z tie country IN their veins, and
their purchase and im purtation to Kansas by
Mr.. O'Reiily is not only n matter Of local
pride NJ far rs Junc'i IA Guy is concerned,
but aLso OF the entire state.
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Five Hundred Tnous.na strong.

In the past fev months therehas been more
than 5O0.0D0 bottles of Shtl0h's Cure Sold
Out Of the Vast number Of people who have
tion 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 us say, IL you
have a Cough, or your child the Group, and
you value life, don't fail To try it. for Lame
Black, Side or Chest, use -hiloh's Porous
tuzsSw
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room OF THE FLAMES.
Rig Blaze In North Carolina.

WLMINGroN, N. c., Nov. 22.-Colville
& Co.'s steam saw mill, Atoffer & Price,
sash and blind factory, large lot lin
number 325l casks Of spirits of turpentile
and about 800 barrels OF rosin, belonging
to Alex. Sprunt Il Son, besides a large
front of the wharf, burned to-day. The
loss il nearly $40 coo: Insurance, $50 900
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a Serious Accident.

IVusI-U JDIII LftIt -UlI
On last Tuesday Henry Couriger was lay.
ing a floor in his house, and after leaving the
work, saw by some means was thrown
down, which struck a little four-yesr old girl
just over the EFT TEN pie, IL fiicting severe
wound which bled proiusely, but Mrs. Couri-
ger succeeded in stopping the flow of blood.
ON sunday following The child fell from
chair opening the wound in the head, and
by Monday morning had nearly bled to
death, when DR. Henry was called, and the
child is doing as well now as could be ex.
fal
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An Energetic FIRM.

Attention is called TO the advertisement of
Messrs. Keller & Kerr, insurance akeuts. AS
will b. seen these gentlemen represent not
only some OF the strongest fire insurance
com p4ui6s, but also the Travellers Accident,
OF Hartford, and Hartford Steam Boiler and
Inspection Company. They have recently
been appointed agents Of the Equitable Life,
OF New York, one OF the sterling life compa-
MES OF the country. A prominent feature of
the nTD and one " hlch shows the confidence
their c. N panirs place in their ability II thEt
they 20 ynat ami pay their own losses, n mat
ter Of very great importance 10 policy .hold-
ers, sS u has become y conspicuous fact that
all lCss's nave been promptly and fairy ad.
lusted and paid by Them.
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The Work of Road Agents.

LA Cygne journal. p
Joshua Wayne, mail carrier between this
'ty and Butler, Mo-, met with an adventure
auJ7t a mile and half this side OF Butler.
IS lie Wa approaching that place In hack
Wednesday night His team was stopped
by three robbers, the mail sack, mis- watch
and two dollars in money taken from him.
No registered letters were sent with the mail
when IL left La Cygne that day, SO IL Is not
likely the thieves made much of haul.
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a Family Poisoned.

lArRarsas City Traveller, 20th.
A slight mistake came near causing a fatal
tragedy in the family of Mr.. Coombs on Sun.
day last. Itseems that in getting some boar
hound for mixing with candy, Mr.. Coomhs
received a paper of stramonium, which was
mixed with the candy when made, and OF
which the family partook. For time it was
a very serious matter with the two little
boys, but We understand that they are now
getting better.
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4 MGfhccH f.rinI

The pride of a mother, Che life aud Joy Cf=
home, are her children, hence her--c let " he n
sickness enters and taxes them away. Take
warning then that you are running terri
BILE risk, If they have Cough, Group or
whooping Cough, which lead 10 COnsump-
ton, II you do not attend ID IL at once. sHl-
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE is guaranteed
To cure them. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and
Il For lame Back, side or Chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. Sold by
Arnold q Hunt. wedGw
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The Fest Ever kuew or.

J. G. Starkey, prominent and influential
citiZ n of Iowa City, says: 81 have had the
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy / could
hear of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your Sniloh's Nitslizer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded TO try IL. L am
happy 10 state that IL has entirely cured me.
II IL certainly the best remedy i ever knew
Of" Price % cts. sold by Arnold & Hunt.
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sTUsEuEsT ANNALS.
CARLOTTA PATTI.


The operate event of the season will be
Patti, at The Lyceum Theater next Friday
evening. She is the sister OF the great Patti,
and is said 10 have a sweetsr and more pow
erful voice than the one now In Europe.
The reason that She does not appear in opera
is that she is lame, so she gives concerts. A
late Paris Journal speaking of her singing al
a mparatively recent concert at Nice, the
fashionable winter quarters OF the dilettanti
OF Europe, says:
"The name OF CarlUita Patti attracted Sat-
urdsy evening an eagerly exp Giant crowd TO
The iheAter lIAIien. the bouse was literally
packed, and the boxes were brilliant with
ali the fashionable world The celebrated
cantafrice sang alter the first act of "CrIspi-
no" four selections The ROMEO from Lucia,
the Duet from Il e User d'Am more a waltz of
Rice, and 'L'Eclat de rire,' of Auber.
throughout the whole performance she neId
The listeners under IN unuitersDle charm.
Cariotta Patti il indeed q wonderful singer.
IL throat L. The throat of a nightingale, ike
that % her sister Adelina. whence flows with
out an etO-t a Il a>h,rg cascade of notes pure.
Gle ir, pesEiy and cli:terEg a shower Of
lily, and without break from the deep and iuil
notes Of the contrsito 10 the high soprano
Iegl-ter- She entrances you, she astOnishes
you with Ter roultdes, with her airy flights
of vOcsiizafion aud with the ease with which
sine T. k, ECJes lar beyond the ordinary range
of voices. Ii as'ouIshes and useIwh Inns
one
SMALL Talk.
The ventilation OF the new theater is
pronounced perfect, and SO is the at.
The Kaufman orchestra furnished the
best music We have ever had la a Leaven-
worth theaJer.
PATHS lowest figure IS seven hundred
dollars night. \ pretty snug sum, but she
can always set it.
The two PATHS are sIst,rs, and there is
much difference OF opinion among musical
people as 10 which is the finer singer.
Even Pinafore has played cut in New
York the "isst night" being advertised in
the only theatre that was sliI running II.
All TIE seats for Patti, al Kansas City.
were sold the first day, and some parties
from that pl see have telegrapae ned here 10 have
seats reserved for them.
Everybody praised the ushers at the new
theater on the opeuing night. They did their
work perfectly, without any blunders OF con.
fusion, and this was rather remarkable Tor
the INST night.
w. 7. No3kum was the contractor of the
new theater, A. A. Fem di i the mason worn,
Madden did the painting, Foley the gas
fitting, Nixon & Tnomey, of ST Louis. painted
the scenery, the opera chairs were furnished
by Andrews & Co., of Chicago, the stage fur
nitUre Snd carpets by AbernEthy & Co., and
Cap. WalKiushsw supe INTENDED the stage
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This Is Your Case.

You haze headache, aching pain in the side
and under the shoulder, are bilious, consil-
pated and dizzy; have bad breath, vorscious
appetite, and then no appetite; are despon-
Gent and gloomy. The Iroub e is with your
liver, and BROWNS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are prepared 10 cure just such cases. and Will
cure yo1, Give them trial. For sale by all
druggists in Kansas, Missouri, lowe, Ne
h-sssa. Colorado, Texas Utah, yominG and
NAW MaNicn
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OVARTAW TUMOES.

The removal or these tuTnors by RADwAYs
REsoI.yEHT IL now so certainly established
that what was once considered almost mirac-
ulous Is now common recognized Tact by
al parties Witness the cases of Hannah
hnapp, Mrs T. hrapf, Mrs. y. II. Jolly anG
Rms L. ID. Hendrix, published in our Alma
mac Tor lSl9; also that OF Mrs &. 5. Sibbins,
ia The present edition OF our False and
True"
space forbtds our making particular refer
snce 10 The various cases of chronic diseases
reached by our SARsAPARILLIAN REsOL-
VENT. invaltds and their friends must con-
snit our writings IL they wish TO obtain an
Remedies.
One Dollar Per Ept,Ie