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AAN"As
The river last evening indicated abouI
20 inches and swelling slowly.
The Tempest left yesterday for Marietta
The Science will bC to.day's packet fol
Marietta. ...
Copt. Dillon thinks Of taking the Phae
ton out Monday, II the river continues "a
rise.
TBy TsloQlph.l
CINcISEArI, November 7.-River 9 feel
0 inches.
PIrrsDuRoH, November 7.-Rlver 10 In.
Ches and stationary. Weather fair and
mild. ..II-.
Evansville, November l. Weather
clearing tonight. Mercury OSo. River l
feet 8 inches and falling.
LOUISVILLE, November 7.-Captatn Var,
bic has completed the blowing out OF The
left hand reef, at the head Of Indian
chute, making the channel eighty feet
wide and eighteen inches more wafer iol
wide boats,
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Financial and Commercial
Money r-sOvrtnnrntS Firm Stocks
Steady.
Flour aalet Rnd weak Wheat FIrm and
lIIgher-ProIIaiohs Higher.


NEw YOEE. November 7.-MoSEY-7,.i
m per cent; closing easier nj par cent
Prime mercantile paper tai IRr cent strr
ling exchange dull at 81 50. Sight cxchangt
II DRr GoOps Imports for the week, sI,g7Sl
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NEw oGLEASs, November 7.-CoiIee-Dull: I:
lobblng ordinary to prime at li54nISC, Sugar
Active, iirn aud higher Inferior 10 gGol
common 7al Hci common TO good common
7AaS,hci yellow clarified Bfa8jIG. MOiasseS
IQniet centrifugal 3OaiOc; common S5C; !;
Mir 4hI9c, Rlcc--klrmer; Louisiana OrtlIna.
~ ~ choice 6IEh7hc,
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PRElADELrHIA, November 7.-Flour-DulI
with very little demand. Rye Flour-Dnli
$ 62H. WheAt-AtnTEet 80 unscttIcd that
accurate quotations cannot bc giveni western
rejected track, 81 S5nl "a; No. red elevator
81 SO; No. 2 red, spot and November, 81 AIf
uary, 81 Il bid; 81 A6 asked. COrn-Firncr:
western high and low mixed, track, 5sajQc
yellow 6taGoc; new yellow duh at 5Sa5Ic ali,
mixed, November, SIC bid; 67I<c asked Dc.
eember SSkc bid; 6Gc asked; January, Sic
bid 57c asked. Oats Dull; mixed 4laI!Hc;
white 4Sal5c. Provisions - Easier. Beet
Mes l2Hc. Pork, 81 6eAl9c; smoked hams,
9Hal0Hc; picked, SasXc, I.anl, LAKE.
York and Bradford county, Pa, extra SytlSc .
Western Reserve extra 2Sa27c; good TO choice
aOa9ic. Eggs firm; western, 22c Cheese dull;
creamery l2naiSci gool llGl2c. Whisky
steady at 81 l2H.
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VOLUME XXvIlI.-NUMBER &C.

No white Michigan 81 70; amber Michigan,
not, ! 24i No Cred winter. spot, 81 25Jt ;
,ecehlber q January tl ~; No. 2 red
wabash 20; No amber Illinois 81 ~.
Torn steady high mixed, new 4Oc; No. =
Hc new 4Cc. Oais stcadyt No. =, 32c, Clover
Sed " 3Oab 10. Dressed hogs 81 70.
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BALTIMORE, November 7.-Flour.-lull
weak and Off 2jc for highest grades; Western
superiine, 81 76A5 25; do extra, IS 75a6 IS F.;
do family, 50 S0a7 25. Wheat-Wr,tern
quiet but firm; No. western winter
Der 81 42Kal 43; JaRuary 81 iTHal iiK,
Corn-Westsrn quiet and firm; western nix
cd, spot and November, 64IEaS44c; Dytpm.
Der, o7aS7 >4c; January, 67HA57Xc. O4s-
Steady and a shade better; western aoHc,
Ryc-Qulet at SSaOOc. Hay-Stendy; IdmG
70 choice Pennsylvania, SIS OOul7 20. Pro.
yisions-QnieL Ness Pork. $lI 50. lIulk
Meats, packed shoulders, 81 y clear rib sides
SIC. Hams, lOallc. Lard, 6Hc. butter
AcLiyei prime TO choice packed AMI roll,
2la2Sc. Eggs-Firm at 2la29c, CuiltCI
Lower and very quiet; Rio carsops, Ma
IKE. sugar-lli CHER and active; A s9it,
lOhal0Nc. whtsky-Lower at 81 I2H
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NEW YoEE, November 7,-Iluslnss al,
with commission houses. Agents are mi t"', ;"'
large deliveries OF spring woolens "a u w., w.,
clothing trade and suGl goods ara yerv A. sa'
Cotton goods are In steady demand anI h,.n,' S.,
prints are active and prices stronger. y w., y,
mans prints advanced Nc, DrrSS ,son1, Nv ".
In good request and steady, oSS4' '''
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oILCtfY, November. T.-PErROLEu
opened with SAles al SOtc and declined tO
@Ac, advanced and closed nj 00c, blds strict.
1900 barrrls. Transactions 10000 barrels.
PlTTIBuRaH, November - PETROLEUH -
Market dull; crude, 0i 9Sca al PArker's for ship
nleni; refined 71GnfOF Philadelphia delivery.
nNITIMoGT, November 7.-PETROLEuM-
9nlet; crude nominally ONci refined,
NEw YoRg, November 7.-PErRoLEuN-
refined 71Ec.
PnlLADEIrnIA, November 7.-PE1RoLrrx-
lrmCr; rcllncd 7Rc.
I'd 7ISa7Nl.
,S ASTwEHr, ,S!, November 1.--PErROlrux-Ise.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-0ilicial re-
turns from all the counties in the State
give Butler, Republican, for State Treas.
urOr, majority over all candidates Of
t5sG75
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, November 7.-FIour-Ouie, but
weak. Wheat-ACtiye, firm, higher AnI I'M
settled; No. 2 red winter 81 10; No. 9 Chi
cago spring 81 lSJ+Al lSK cash; 81 lIkn
| AK December; 81 10 bid January: 10, 5
81 03; rejected SIC. Corn-Moderaiely &c
tive and higher; 4?Itc cash; S0Hc December
IShc May; rejected size. Oats-Fairy ac
tive and higher: SSJGe cash &c Dcccnbcr
35%o May Ryc-DuIl and lower nj Ike
Barley-Dull and lower nj Sic. Pork-Ac,
tive, firm aud higher; 81 76alO 90 cash; - 81
40 IS November and December; $40 IS Janu,
ary. lArd-Sttong aud higher; 81 ~ cash
g 90 December; - GOAg G3II january. DllE
Mcats-ln good demand and prices s1Adt
higherat s. 7Oa6 SOa5 85. Whisky-ln gOol
demand and prices shade higher at 81 OS.
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NEw YoRx, November 7.-ArriyOd-
Steamer Victoria, from London.
NV foRI, November 7.-Arriyed-
Denmark, from London.
QuEENSTowN, November 7.-Atriycd-
Scythia, from New York.
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CINCINNATI.

puberai ObseauIes OF General Joseph
IiOoheF - OHSpOurInE OF People to
Pay Their Last Respects 10 the Deed
Warrior.
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CINCINNATI, November 7.-IIogs-I.iye firm:
common 81 SOuS 20; light q 4Ga3 G1; packing
- bOa3 10; butchers gnulrs q 76aS SS. Re.
ceipts, $500 head shipments, 80 head,
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The steamer KaISer.I.IIind ia aground
IN the SueG Canal, causing suspension
Of traffic.
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CtSclSSATI, November 7.-Goyernor
Bishop to-day sued the Cincinnati
Gazette Company" for $4,000 damages
for alleged libel, In connection with hil
conduct concerning the Police Board.
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An Ascending HookLeeper

EEw YoRE, November John F.
Hawes, bookkeeper OF the Manufacturers
and Merchants Bank, Is deIaulter to the
amount Of $4,000. 1Ioaning funds OF The
bank without authority and SpeCuIating 10
make good the loan, Is given as The cause,
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Now orIsans cotton MarG, /,

=. NEw 0RLKASs, November &c Cotton-Firm;
mlddllnR 1OHo; low do lOIf good ordinary
iONc. Net receipts 1903 bales gross, l6,lS7
bales @
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"WHAr Is the matter with the darling
ercatnreH" The baby was crying pitcously
but the nurse had bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup at hand, and the little fellow
was soon comfortable,
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THE MODERN APOSTLE.

PHItAnELrllIA, November 7.-Wool.-FIrn
and unchanged, with light supply.
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SOME DECIDED
BARGAINS IN BOOKS f!

Weare Just Ia receipt Of several lots Of ,p.fabls
SI2ka At 'ery3lOW prcc',Ol which the following RrS
100 BRITISH AND AMERICAN POETS,
y EiIt ClsS hsveed bOAl, aud red line, we'll put
MAcAULAY'S ESSAYS AND POEMS,
Os 5,se vGllacS In inE goI: typs aud neatly boand
MoNTAIGNE 4 EAIERSoN'S ESSAYS,
Ata 'ornsvhat higher rice.
MACAULAY'S ENGLAND,
'"' VOLUMES, new plates, Clcw tyrr, ior SIO.
,.. dulzoTS ENGLAND,
'a' 'o'lme'' u mo-. cloth, hnC, for 500.
DICKENS AND sCoTTs NOVELS,
T"lS@S sS % new sew, editions clear ypS, Epsl ur Per
=, TIE ARUNDEL SHAKESPEARE,
Clatk Wright La1t, clear. boI tyn, ,,o,.I n,,,.,
nSItS. !S b1" one volume rs,ilhE r,iIlpn 10 Ihs
""As'' lhirk !! mo- rlGia 81 IS, iII IgOG.
THE ARUNDEL BYRON,
n isS W m SGNSs complete anL unabridged. lTAla
TAINE's ENGLISH LITERATURE,
holr1slilI9g, god iyPS, Oomplstc, reprinted hOn
AN ILLUSTRATED I.oNGFELLOW
AND WHITTIER,
TIl., GLi sl"th, Sye q %, The only lov prICOd
TIlE AMERICAN POCKET DICTIoN.
AIRY,
CnnlaInInG HoCol uorl,, pronounced phonolIealIv.
With qaptaIion', &c. 21csGts,
MARX TwAIN's BOOKS,
AtEreally rrlurci prie-,
Mall orIcn PROMPTLY aII,l, Wholesale or rsl,ll.
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Capt. s. I.edyard Phelps, President oil
the board Of Commissioners Of the Dis.
triCt Of Columbia, has resigned on account
OF Ll'health.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, November 7.-whea, Om,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
THE LAST OF THE TERN.

Ye tcrday was the Last nay OF .shs
december Term OF The BisiIieu
Court aud That tribunal Has Ad-
t.uraed Uu,fi the Beginning of the
March Tcrm-Yesicrdey's Proceed.
iuxs.
Yesterday was the last day Of the De
cember term of the District Court, and when
,hs. tribunal adjourned it was until the
frst day of the March term. The follow
ing is the record of the proceedings for yes
terday:
Borland ct al w. Clark ct sl-Re;afirm-
ed as to certain matters. .
Go-mly ys. Clark eft sl-C. F. ". Das-
sler, Esq, appointed guardian ad litum.,
for minor defendants.
Medill vs. Kissinger ct al-D<fault; de-
cree of foreclosure and sale. Judgment
for sos 55, interest at 10 per cent, and for
costs of suit.
First National Bank of Leavenworth vs..
Richards et al-Commission TO take depo-
sition of George NJ. Smith issued TO L. j.
McClernand, Esq, Fort Custer, Montana.
Thompson vs. Thompson-Piaintitf CIV
en- custody of minor children, defendant
restrained from dispoeing OF his property
until the further order OF the court. De
feudant required within three days to pay
to the plaintiff the sum Of SIS GO.
Ide, Receiver, vs. Hensley ct al-Motion
for leave to file amended answer continued.
Life Association of America vs. o. L.
Shepherd ct al-Rsport of Receiver con-
irmed and Receiver discharged.
Mary c. Wills vs.. F. N. Wills-Motion
withdrawn.
Bulkley vs .Green-Refusal to hear mo
ton excepted to. Defendants bill of ex-
ceptions presented, allowed, settled and
signed, and ordered to be filed, which is
dona
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Topeka TOPICS.
Both Houses Adjourn un!il Mon
dsy.
The Business Transacted by Them
on Thursday and Friday.
Which is q Very Poor Showing for
the Brains Of Kan. as.
SENATE.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.


sc. Z. Is.
Resolved BY the Senate, the House OF Rep
ren.atives concurring therein:
Firs:-That the Senators of the State OF
Kansas are hereby instructed, and the Rep
resentstives in Congress sre requested, 10
make all reasonable efforts 10 secure q
change in the Federal Judiciary system a.
will take from the United States Courts
all civil jurisdiction, whether by original
action or removal from State Courts, except
by appeal or writ OF error from State
Courts Of final resort in cases "a DOW su-
thorized.
Second-That the Secretary OF State is
hereby instructed 10 forward g copy hereof
to each of our Senators and EeVresents-
tives in Congress.
Senator Hsllowell moved that consd-
Grafton be indefinitely postponed, but with
an amendment, referring 1t 20 the Commit
tee on the Judiciary.
Senator Robinson withdrew his molten,
to allow Senator Hslloweli TO make an
amendment 10 increase the minimum
amount that Federal Courts ulsy have
civil jurisdiction of, 10 81 900. Lost.
The question recurring on the original
resolution, the yeas and NAYS were De
manded and had, and the resolution vas
adopted by a vote of % TO L.
ToPEKA, Feb. lin the Senate tht
House resolution instructing our Repre-
sentatives in Congress 10 vote against tht
Texas Pacific railrosd subsidy was adopted
Congress was memorializ5d 10 provid.
| for the payment OF losses by QIaEtroiF,
band Of guerrillas.
By resolution the Senate declsred it &.
the sense of ths. body that II was unwis'
at this late date to pass upon the revisior
Of the laws.
The Senate concurrer. resolution No
l9l, instructing our Senators and request
| ing our Representatives in Congress TO securt
| if possible such legislation as will vest
the copyright Of the United States Supreme
Courts reports, in the Secretary Of State, II
trust Tor the benefit Of the people of tbt
United States and that the publication O
said reports be let TO the lowest re.porsi
bic bidder and that they be cold TO IN
citizens of the United States at their actus
| cost, per volume, was adopted.
Thirteen bills were introduced, seyers
being by the Committee on Revision.
S B. No. &C, making an appropriation
Of FIVE hundred dollars each year TO tE'
State fish commissioner, for 1850 and 1881
was passed, also ;. B. No. 6, emitted en- &C
to avoid floating liens on real estate.
The Senate printer was ceusured for no
printing the Senate bills on time.
The Senate adjourned until ) O'circ'
Monday.
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REYNOLDS THE uGETCHEE.
Rfe Committed an assenis Upon a
GuRrd at the State PeBitenIfarS
Ye,terdsy Afternoon and VIII nave
His Examination To-HIGrroNv Morn.


re Committed an AtssHis Upon a
GuRrd at the State PenitenIfarS
Ye,terdsy Afternoon and VIII nave
His Examination T0-rIGrroNv Morn.
Ing.
A most oowardly attempt at murder oc-
CURED in George Strobel's grocery store, at
thu corner Of South Fifth and Linn streets
yesterday afternoon about four o'clock, the
assault being committed upon Z. L Cutler,
a guard at The State Penitentiary,b by Joseph
Reynolds, an eX convict who had served
one term in the penitentiary for horse
stealing, and who has been out OF the prison
about SIX months. The cause of the murder
Gus attempt Is not known, but it was prob
ably the case OF a grudge entertained
against Cutler by Reynolds which was
eugendered during Reynolds' stay at the
State boarding house, although il may have
been the result Of something else. Reynolds
was in the grocery when Cutler, who was
on his way from the city 10 the prison, tied
his team outside and came in 10 make some
purchases. While standing by the counter
REYNOLDS came up behind him and struck
him upon the left side of the head with
heavy hickory club, inAicling great gssh
but not breaking The skull. Reynolds
was about 10 strike again WHEN
the club was taken away from him, the
wouid-be murderer bound tightly with
cords, aud put into a wagon and taken 70
the police station, where he was placed in a
cell and warrant sworn out sgairst him
charging him with assault with intent 70
kill. Cutler went to the Office OF physi-
clan and had his wounds dressed. The eI-
animation of Reynolds will probably come
off before the Police Court TO morrow
morning. He is a hard case, and is well
On his way to the institution from which
he was SO recently released. Mrs. Strobel
aud man named John Robertson were in
the grocery at the time the assault was
committed,
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from proctice
having had placed in mis- hands by an Eas;
India missionary the formula of q simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat.
arrh, asthma, and all throst and lung affac.
tions also a positive and radical cure for ndr.
vous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers In thousands of cases, has felt II his
du,y to make IL Known TO his suffering fei-
lows. Actuated by this motive, and Q desire
to relieve human suffering, will send, free
of ch arge, TO all who desire 10, this recipe
with full direction for preparing and using
In German, French, or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming tht,
Rper, W. w. Sherar, li9 Power Block
paochester MY. June6eow1y
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WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON

That Pas Never Recn Founc OUt.
Hut &c Wa Augus;ns Es nyskins W no
Iii; Lizzie OE the Same Name Tris:Ey
Night.
1t has long been a mooted question SIS to
who struck Biliy Patterson, but notwIth-
standing the numerous inquiries and
deep research made it still remains mys-
terry, and Willism has never yet found out
the cognomen Of bis assailant. It's differ
ent with Lizzie Patterson, however, who
may be relative OF the famous Billy, for
she knows who struck her, and yesterday
had Augustus Hawkins ARRESTED for the
crime, and the hearing will take place be-
fore The police court tomorrow morning.
The trouble occurred at Occidental Hall on
Friday night, when Lizzie claims the as
sault was committed, snd from all that
can be learned Lizzie will put
Augustus TO some bother before The
thing il over. The assault
wasn't evidently very dangerous
one, SIS Lizzie is able to be up and around,
but lne law must be yindicsted and Angus
tus must toe the mark. The decision in
this case, however, whatever it may be, Is
not expected to develop anything leading
o the discovery of the gentleman who had
he temerity to SHE that brick al Billy.
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be fully vindicated, and the guilty pun.
ished.
Mr.. Biddle closed his speech BY a de.
mand for the previous question, which wss
ordered.
The question being upsn the adoption Of
the substitute offered by Mr.. Anderson, O!
Cherokee. the substitute WAS los, by vote
OF 50 to 80.
The question being upon the adoption Of
The resolution, the yeas and nays were call
cd for and ordered. The resolution wss
then adopted by vote Of Cd to so.
In the House the Committee on Revision
submitted six chapters oi the General Stat
uses for action.
A resolution was introduced in regard to
The placing Of ststue Of john Brown in
the old Hall OF Representatives.
resolution instructing our Senators and
Representatives in Congress to procure leg
isiation TO provide against Indian outrsgss
on the frontier, was adopted.
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tres, thurs,ssisv
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ST. VALENTINES DAY.
The AnnfycrEaTY Very Generally OBJ
served - written Expressions %
Love, Malice, Eun and TrOnhie.

The AnnfVerEarY Very Generally OBJ
served - written Expressions os
Love, Malice, Eun and TrOnble.
Yesterday was 81. Valentines Day, as
the bookstores and newspaper stands had
for a month previous announced by glar-
ing windows filed with all sorts OF chro
mos, nice, ugly, tasty, beautiful, outrageous
and slanderous, and it can be said that the
anniversary was about as generally OBJ
served here as ever il. The mail carriers
were loaded all day with missiyss, tender
and otherwise, especislly the latter, for the
rage at the present time seems TO be the
coore carricature, and many was the
swain, in receipt of dainty perfumed en-
volope, addressed in q fine lsdy's hand,
whose feelings could be better imagined than
de-cribed when the contents revealed an oil
painting representing himself with ears
that he could tie around the back OF his
neck and then have enough left over to
make n5cties for negro menstrel troupe or
some character not at ell calculated to cater
to either his egotism or his vanity. There is a
good deal Of fun on st. Valentines day and
people u-uslly extract all the fun there is
in il out Of il, IS was the case yesterday.
But then it comes-but once year, and
people can afford to take whats sent.
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W. offer Rev. Joseph Cooks vsluUb'N new
voiumrs. entitled "BIoLoGY." "iHASCsS,
DENrALisM," "ORTHoDoNY," ''COSSCG E>CE,
''HEREDITN" and "AARRIAGE," rIuboayIng
in a revised ami corrected form, the authors
previous remarkable Monday lectures. Iney
are published in handsome book form by
hougnton- O>good Il Co., Of Boston. We
VIII mail a copy Of any one volume, post
paid, 10 any subscriber 10 THE INDEPENDENT
who remits Us S3 for year, In advance; u
any su oscrlbsr may remit $3.50 and We will
send him The INDEPENDENT Tor Two years,
IN ad vance, and two volumes postpaid; or
any three volumes. postpaid, 10 any one
subscriber who RENTS s. 90 for three year'
IN advance
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ARMY NEWs.
Interesting Movements IN Military
Circles,

interesting Movements an Military
Circles.
Capt. Geo. II. Burton, Of the Dist 1nfan-
try, arrived yesterday at Fl. Leavenwor.h
from Columbus barracks, in command Of a
number Of recruits for the 10th Infantry.
Seventy-two men went out on the Santa
Fe from Kansas City under command OF
Capt. Quinn for the same regiment.
Company b" Of the 18th Infantry, com
manded by Capt. Lyster, arrived at TT.
Leavenworth last night, from Ft Supply.
The head quarters Of the 18th Infantry,
with Col. Smith in command, will leave
Fl Lyon tomorrow Tor 1t. Lesvenworth.
Three companies Of the I'D Infantry
commanded by Mai. G. N. Randall, one Oi
the mot popular officers in the service, will
leave Fl LeavenEorth next Tuesday for
Fl. Dodge, where two companies Of the same
regiment from Ft. Hays viii! Join them and
Lieut-Col. X |. Dodge Will tske command
The detachment will then march via TT
Supply TO tie new csntonmeut.
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CRY Month and expenses guaranteed "a
~ Age -. OGtfit free. SHAW 4 Co. Au
gsta, Maine Iebi2Elyr
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as bright a one as was ever seen west OF the
Mississippi. All the arrangements for the
ball were perfect, and Consequently there
was no jirring, but everything went along
as smoothly as could be conceived. The
supper, received at midnight, was an ele-
CANT collation. and most thoroughly appre-
ciated by the merry msskers and their
guest=. At eleven o'clock, promptly, the
ScicilIian Circle Mss fnrmei and
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8 Button Kid Gloves.

The publishers ofthst bright magazine THE
HCUsEREsFTR, are NOT satisfied with thr p
MARI HDie success 1t has already ATTAINED,
but propose To sill fuTtrer Increase the u~t
by offering ~ premiums for very small CLUBS
Oi to SIX, 3, OO0pa r. ot 8 Button Md, Oyst
make each lady TO chose her own shade Ot
color. a. the price Of THE h"U-FKETPtR
Is only q cents year, any lndy can easily
ma ke MP the required club. FGil particulars
with both the grand HO idav numbers tor
January nj February, sent To any address
on IeCript OF TWO one cent stamps, anu the
addresses OF five huusekeep-rS, at as many
different post offices. Address HE HOUSE
KEEPER, Minneapolis, MINI. febl2wH-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
TQeekln Gimes
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 90. 1879.
CITY NEWS.
Health Promoted.

Health is promoted by good and sppro-
pirate food. Such can only be had BY using
in preparing it, articles known to be free
from poisonous adulterations, such ss DIR.
PRICES Cream Baking Powder, which emf
nent chemists endorse as being perfectly
pure and wholesome. d2id6w