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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
Commissioner lie Due kbe Inyesti.
gated.
Philadelphia Times, l0.l

Commissioner lie Duc, of the Agricul.
tural Bureau, is to be investigated. Mem
bers OF Congress hsve got tired of his way
Of refusing 10 allow them 10 distribute
seeds aud plants and the various extraor-
dinary things that come in the way of lie
Dues depsrtmert. 1t seems that the Com.
missioner doesn't lad enough use for his
great talents in the simple cultivation Of
the soil and go he cultivstes rows. He
finds the climate of the country very fav-
orable TO raising rows, and he has half 8
dcz- early kinds in very forward state
Ct growth Some of these are with the
Treasury Department, whose officials have
the hardihood to claim that lie Dac does
not keep his accounts in the accurate and
upright way which should characterize a
simple and horny handed sgriculturist. Ii
would be deplorable if Congressional
frost should cut lie Due down in his prime
and just as be has had his ssl ary ,iaed
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
The Harper County Militia.

The Anthony Militia Company met last
Saturday hight fJr The election OF Captain
and Lieutenants. 10 fill vscancies caused
by the appointment on the State Patrol Of
Capt. Chambers and Lieut.. Potter. The
result was as follows: Lieut.. Geo. p. Nor
gan was elected Captain; ]. Riley Williams
First lieutenant, ard W. NJ. Lankston
Second Lieutenant. They met sgsia on
Tuesday evening and sjor II. c. Fisler, OF
the Governors staff, m mastered the company
into the State service. There are 60 men,
bers enrolled ii the COMPANY.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
Another kansan Appointed.

Washington Cor. Atchlson Champion.l
Another Kanssn to be congratulated on
his good fortune ia Major George C. Rev
nolds, of Parsons, who has been appointed
Superintendent OF the Folding L ,om of the
Senate. This is very comfortable place,
requiring not only respectable measure of
ability. but also that attentive courtesy
which belongs to the members of the Senate
from an officer with whom they are brought
20 much in contact. From both stand
points Mr.. Reynolds will prove a marked
and popular success, and his selection
speaks well for the discrimination OF the
gentleman who recommended and of the
Sergrsnt-st-Arms who appointed him.
The new appoiDtee will make trip 10 his
Kqn7as home, returning to take possession
OF his place early next month.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
Tried to steal n Barrel OF Whisky
Junction City Union, l0.I

Last Saturday evening two soldiers from
Fort Riley, belonging to Company c, stole
half barrel OF whisky from the wholesale
honse OF George l.. Miller, and were max
ing away with it, when they were brought
up standing by the inevitable Tom lien.
Their names are Robert Kelly (shoemskerl
and Fred. II. Shsper ttailor). They rolled
the barrel from the front door about nine
O'Clock 10 the evening, aud they did this
while A. J. Waters, tramp, was parleying
with Uncle Billy Monroe for bottle OF
whisky in the sample room in the
rear; and he wore a soldiers cap at
the time. The barrel was rolled To the
railroad track south Of Dixon's eieva-
tor, and as they were about 10 place
it upon hand car which they had sppro-
priated for the occasion, the city marshal
suddenly appeared with drawn revolver
in hand ard arrested them. Waters was
with them and was also arrested. There
thieves we're discovered by ]. +. Harriet,
who saw them rolling the barrel down
Fifth street. They we're placed in Jail that
night and on Monday they appeared before
Squire Gordon, who bound over Kelly and
Shaper in the sum of $500 each. Waters
was released on the evidence of Kelly, who
swore that Waters had nothing to do with
the theft. Kelly j, a bad egg and has
caused the Sixteenth Infantry a good deal
of trouble. He is good soldier when sober
but an awful nuisance when drunk.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
Partially Settled,
Manhattan Iriu.trialisf. I

Some of the members of the Alpha Beta
Society have been erdeavoring to analyzs
and define the word pToeredimT, which is q
part of the Society motto. and the sigma.
ture of its reporter. Here is the result Of
the last attempt: Prog-rt-di-mur. Prog
means to hook or steal; re means again,
that il, hook sgain; d. means twics and
30 far the word means to hook oyaia triee.
Mr could not be sna'yz,d- After one
week Of prodigious thought, it was decided
that msr might mean wa.ermelons, or pos
sibly peachesl
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
Kearney'. Victory in California.

The discovery that the new constitution
has been adopted can hardly fail TO create
a panic throughout California. The very
apprehension Of such an issue has almost
psraiyzsd many inueres :, and the alarm
which the result should justly arouse must
for a while. al least, almost upset the bus
iness equilibrium. The State Is confronted
with grave difficulty at the very start, flr
SO bluuderirgly did the convention do its
work that j; left the commonwealth yir.
tnaily without a government, in case the
coustitut on sh0uld be adopted, from the 9th
of June till the lst Of next January.
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. EEoaEN E8OH.

Tie Kansas City Times Of veste.diy lad
al word to say about Its I-diau Territory
" boom" The incipient Invasion seems 10
have been nipped b. an uatimsly frost, or
somethiuE. Like ali the other great enter
prises that have origin ,iei in the fertile
columns OF tha; urnal, the " invasion" Las
h,tteaed cut. Carpenter is non est, The
Tme is silenr, and their duPss, who have
been waiting and watching over the border,
have a good chance to find out ihst they
made asses Of themselves, and we're sold al
a very low price.
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4 GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating IN stocks by the 1.-TWO UnerriDg
kuIes lOT -uccesS," in MeSsTs. Lawrence q
Co.. new circular The combination methOds
which this hTu has made 20 successful, en-
aBles PEOPLE with large or small means TO-
reap all the benefits OF largest capital and
be>t skill Thousands Of orders in various
sums, are pooled into one vast amount and
co operated as a mighty whole, thus seenriDg
to eScb shareE Older sil the advantages OF the
isrsest operator. Immense profits are d.
vt1ed monthly. Any amount, from - To
Is 600. or mrr-. can be used successfully. ".
Y ETgtis' Wectfg, -eptember - h, 1877, says.
''By the com I.usfiOI system si5 would make
So, or per cent 81 pays 80, or per cent,
slUu M he, 81 0Jp or 10 per cent on the stock,
duTiug-IEe month. according 10 The market.D
FruHL LsEfieE n tLstrGted -NelEspdpeT, June
18th: "Ius combination method Of opera
ung stocks j. the most successful ever
adopted" Ne1 York Ltdepeadeat, Sept. 18th:
"Tue combination system ls founded upon
correct business principles, and no person
need be without an income while II II kept
WORKING by Messrs. Lawrence q Co. Brook
LH JoUraGt, April 2Sth: .'Our editor IN de
net profit of SOL. } rom $50 in one Of Messrs-
Lawrence * CO.'S cOmDin 4tiOns." New cir
cuiar (maiied free explains everything,
stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Lawrence & Co, Bankers,
81 Exchange Place, y Y
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TTopeka Commonwealth, 10 |

CTopeka LommonWeaIthI ~
The Homeopathic medical society II the
State OF Kansas elected aud oIgsnizsd their
board Of examiners on May snd $, At Ell
wood, Kansas, consisting Of Dr.. +. Klemp,
of Topeka, President; DE-. J J. Edic. OF
Leaveuworth Secretsrs; DIR. Davis, Of OF
tawe; DR.. g. IL T. Johu-nn, Of Atchisou;
DIR. James Pe8cock, ol Psr.7n-; Dr.. Miller,
of Iudepenieuc D.. 5. II. Anderson, OF
LaHTence.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
THE DWIGHT INSURANCE CAST


The Dwight Insurance case may fairly be
regarded as settled now, we suppose, since
the jury Of doctors, selected by the interested
insurance companies, have been unable to
develop anything upon which to base the
ory of suicide. After resurrectfng the
body, and cutting and carving it to their
hearts content, they have rendered the fol-
lowing verdict:
We find that the said Walton Dw;yh,
came to his death at the Spaulding House
in the city of Binghamton, on the 18th Of
November, 1878, from exhaustion of the
vital powers, produced by protrscted yom.
itiDg, malnutrition, and the enervatins eff
fects OF malarial poison, terminating in a
fatal collapse; and, furthermore, we find
that the said Walton Dwight did not come
to his death from suicide or homicidaI
causes.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
SIT DOWN. SONY,

We have s.wsys felt sorry that Susan H
Anthony, Caiy Stanton, a1d a GGmber q
others whJ make comfortable lIvinss Ly
bUll-iczing tneir sex, were not mother o.
from f .s 10 tijy,ea children eECh.-l'ohssI %
Globe.
You certainly usein't worry about Ms
Stanton, on that account, buo. Ii your IN,
formation we're "a we'll developed as y1ul
impudeuce, you would kuoF IN { she had
her qqots Of five sud some 70 spare, b-tg-'
you were bgEr, snd sin she make
speeches. 50 you see ID 1t WON'T cure It.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
From SMifye-Ianr

Manhattan Industrialist, 10l
The letter given below is sample Of
macy that are received at the College:
B, ARGAU, SWITZERLAND,
May 20, 1879.
Much Respected and Highly Honorable
MG Genera! Governor and President Of
the Kansas State Agricultural School:
The undersigned takes the liberty to ask
il cheap land, suitable for eheese-making,
could he had in Eastern Kansas. ] want 10
buy some three hundred scres or more, and
wolid prefer some buildings on it. ! do
not want swaups. lam cheese maker,
and v ant the land for that purpose. Can
large kettles sad other cheese implements
he had over there, or will l have t. bring
them along? Expecting an early answer, ]
sn, yours respectfully,
J. b E<-Councilman.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
w0MaN SIEEgAGE.

An extract from the proceedings oi /! e
National Woman SuGrtgs Convention So
81; Louis, which olosed Siuriay evening,
shows that grsa, Interest was manifested in
the cause, by The people of St. L1uis, and
that the attendance WIS gTester than th=
large hal could couf rtably accommodata.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
aCMs MARKETS.
NlhoiesaIA.

WHEAT-No. ?, l C7c; No. 8, 09:; No.
rLOUR-sS q. - 20, 81 s., 81 35 per sack
Rye Flour per sack = 20 shipssuG, bran,
Ter .Ca, SullS. Sio.Oy; Com Meal, per 10
lbs bulk, -5c.
,OeN-Nl. .. mixed SIC; No. 9 white
mixed, % ult; Tee -clId mixed, nominal.
ualS-\o. ;, 81 bid; S2tsc asked rejected,
BurrER-Choice, Zoe; medium. 5as.
EGOS--i~,GIOc
pPofArot-S-Per bushel, Early Rose, 5oo55c;
Peach blows, 75c
ONlONS-sl 12I 81 per buShel
81 . ,asl % per buShel.
Shoulders, +silac.
LARD-eer pound GIS,
CHEESE-7asc.
POI LIRi.ChielSen 81 oOSs 60 per doz.
APPLES-sl O09I IL per busi,,i -
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ST. I0J-Js PRODUCE uaRkEy.

FLOUR-UnCEaugtd.
HHFAT o. Uu,eGIisd and fiuctuating, but
generally higher; No. = r'd, 81 lC3. ~ TO-.
cast; sI 10 Iay; Il tSisGsi Cg1 June; slU.5La
1 OIi July: NJ Sdo. 1 ~.
CoKS-Lowsr; SIS 45Ic cash; Si5 ss34L.c
Jun,; 3st s5 sJIIy-
OAT--~gaEgn Il higher. 3la8II.c cash.
3lr NIy amt JuIc.
RYE-OpeH,d lower hut advanced TO "a
50 g.
SARLEY-DUll and nothing doing.
WHISKY Steady at 81 UI.
LEADS 90 asked.
BUTTEE-W e1k and unchanged; choice
dairy, 1fGl5c.
EGGs- Bu ]; Sc.
PORK-QuIet; JDhling, 81 90.
DRY SAIL MS is. OW; ear lots clear ribs
81 20, fr con board.
BACoN QuIeti clear ribi, s. l2I4ls5 Is; clear,
g. 32i elI5 b.,
LAED-NOuiUa'.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
WOMA.N Suffrage,

The woman suffrage convention al St
Louis, which adjourned Saturday, was one
of the largest and most important meetings
of the kind ever held in the country. II
was largely attended by delegates from all
parts OF the United States, and .he proceed
ings were full of interest.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
DIsOWNS THEM.

The Boston Crisis, the organ of the Ad-
VENT .ts, d-noupcss the Pocassett tragedy
and says there il no Advent church in thst
place. nor ever has been. 1t claims that
none of those implicated in the matter are
Adyentis:s In faith,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
THE SaEyGEHFEST

Extensive preparations are being made
for the saepgerfest. TO be held in this city
on the 9Th, 9Th, Sth and Oh of June proxi-
me, and everything indicates that it will be
one OF the most interesting occasions ever
witnessed in the town. Singing societies
from all the neighboring towns will be here,
and hundreds OF visitors will be in attend.
ance from all parts Of Kansas, Nebraska
Iowa and Northwestern Missouri.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15

did nothing but what can be done by some
OF our own players. He succeeded pretty
we'll IN oae thing, however, which was in
convincing the people that he is grand
fraud and dead beat Of the first water,
having left the town without paying any OF
his bills, leaving an old dirty shirt with the
hotel keepsr Tor his board. His name ia
Fred. + Adams. Look out for him.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
OF THEfE.

Two Of the Florida ba,lo.-b.x s.ua p.
were convicted, st jacksonville, last wee.
and will nov have an opportunity TO serve
their county for 4 lew years in L peli'
tentisry. The only trouble ahout Ibese
convictions OF bul-dozsrs aod ballot-b0I
suffers Is, that there are Iot enough @.
them.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
CHICAGD PRODUCE MARKET.
G'HICAGO NAV II

FLOCR-In demand at fun prices
NHEAT-Iuc cguiaf, opened weak and
lower anr closed firm AZ outside prices ami
strong: No. spring, Hsl gag,7 g 5,sh: gs5sc
May: Il o.. IIu.; 81 zr July: sales at 9Si tt3
81 81. June; - scgil tol4 Juiy; No spring,
s3i4c: reject, q, 7Z-.
CORS-BuI and shade lower: $3.50 cash;
So GSic June; 36' G3Ic July: s August
DATS-Iu fair demand and higher; 27I &C
cash and June: 2'c bid for July.
hNE-lH good demand and "a shade hig her;
Sic.
HARLEY-Steadv and unchanged: zoe.
bORR-A CtIye, firm and higher; 50 621lGl
50 cash; g. siag b15z June; g. - July.
Moderately active and higher; s6 20
c. ard June; s. Z2is luly.
BULK MEATS - Moderate V active and
higher.
WIZ ET-.s'gIdy aud uuch snged; 81 0i.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
INDIANA.

The Icdianspolis Journal claims ia! the
municipal elections he'd in Indians last
week prove that there is "a excellent
fighting chance" for the Rspahlicsns to
carry the State in the Presidential election
next wear i they put forth proper eff.rt
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
SCRIBNER FOR JUNE.

Mr.. Samuel Parsons, Jr., OF Flushing, l.
l., will have practical article on "Lawn
Planting for City and Country" in the une
S1ibner. This paper will contain seasona,
BILE and valuable suggestions from an ex,
pert nurseryman and landscape gardener
1t will be illustrated by Mr.. Vanderhoof,
whose dock sketches in the May number oi
this magazine attracted SO much attention
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
\ Young Lady KILLED ny Her Comb.

\ '.-p9cIII 20 UIUJ'-I -IuVcIaI 7
Ntv- p received in this city TO 1sy Of
the d ajn oi Miss Virginia Iickz, highly
esteemed voUag lady OF Wyanlutfe, down
in the Indian Territory. Miss Hicks was
riding very spirited horse, and thrown
from the ssdtl'; he struck on her lead,
and high tortoise-shel comb which was
in her hair was driven ce,r 20 The lrain,
producing s.aigs. iastau; dea'k.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
change Of station.

The telegraph line is being put mp between
Beloit and Cagksr Cigy. j r. Loomis,
formerly master Of transportation, hu. of
late station sgent at L lott. will take the
station at C4wSer, and c A Norton will
assume commard Of the depot at B-loi:.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15

don't they'll put Butcher shop up right
beside you, and cell beef for three csnts a
pound until you are closed out. The estate
of the late O'Brien shows up Sl1,0OO,00O; /;
Flood, at the lowest estimate, has Sl4. .0OO,-
600, and as Maekey has twics his snare, he
musi be worth SIS OOo,OO0.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
DE FACTO.

The Kansas City Times, in iis fourline
leader upon The Presidents veto mssssge,
speaks of the "de j;roto spinal column" " The
Times man bnildsd better thar he knew.
The President has given the IL nocracy
pretty conclusive proof THAI there ia a
spinal column, de f'cto.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
Sr. I0,IS LIVE SroCK MARKET.

CATTLE#lu 70 ud demand and higher; good
10 choice heavy shipping steers, si J0a5 IS;
do H-ht, 50 20 - go; native butchers steers,
- '5Li cow aud heIterS, So Jg0i 90; corn
tel texans, - sr.4i 81, feeding steers, s. $50
1 5r; sceipf~. l.rg, shipments, so.
HDGS-N NrEk and n fsir demand; rough
heavy, :. yU,gB ~, Workers 10 BtltimoIes,
$; = a. 20; smooth heavy. So 35es3 90; re-
ceiBtS 800, shipments, 100.
SHEEP-GOCd clipped wanted wooded only
taken by butchers, common to good clipped.
g. aiNB q good To choice WOO ed, sI 25G.j w;
receipts, 2'V sLiPm sntS, none.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK HONEY MARKET.

NEw YORK, May -.
N0NET- =. { par cent, closing al per cent
" si'ys MILE - PAK-krImo "a OU64 So.
Sf-iNi.LNG FIRM; % days, u t712; sight,
8 -.
JvUFoSS-lsS-, 81 Ce-s, new SIS, 81 C3J5; new
q g r., Isteye,l, 81 20 II 05i coupon. 81 t67s
o. %; new -, registered, SI W al q. = cou-
ppus, 81 OF q ~: currency b's, ~
GOVEGNM ETs-tfr neraIIy firm.
BAR -ILVEE-St Usi
SUBSIII HING CUIN-I Gll discount.
X. x. BONDs-ACtivv aud strong
STATE SECURTrIES-Duii.
STUCEs-Msu ket active and, in the main,
strong and higher COIl shares were Trmty
held and advanced 1gclL. Granger shares
show an i'm mpruVem- 1T Tor the gay of "A "a.
-'u hVsysteTu Si.sIeS were sUmewGat irIegu-
lar.
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=. G. PEUDJCE MitEKEr.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. May 10.


Toe "fudlc8f1r'' reports
WHEAT-Eeceipts, 4,iS7; shipments. l,2s9;
In store, lTI-IIl. market excited and 20 Sc
higher; No. 3, 81 ~; No. 3, al gI; Ne = 9Gc-
.JGS - b. .c-ipIs, ~ O3l shipments, So;
~ store, 20. s1t, cash "A fraction higher. fui-
ures iop.II No. mixed, SZc, No. white
~ Egd, $50; rtJ J-cJci, nominal.
OATS-Np 2, 3 c bid, 3Z5sc asked.
Rye, 4l .al.
FGss-N ecker, with sales at gi4aINc.
EUTrEE-buii, wtstk and pIent!; choice
Kansas lgCi store packed, jgSc.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
To Organize School Districts.
World

Ness and Trego counties are about tc
organize school districts, under the law
passed st the last session Of the legislature,
permitting such organic t,ioG in unorgan'
izsd counties. Most OF the unOrgSnzed
counties of the safe will organize school
districts a; an early dag.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
SALE 8E TIN DOLLAR FOTH Pr,
CENT CEBTIFIE'ATiS

The postmaster yesterda Y sold Sl205e'
Icing the balance oa hand OF the twenty
Thousand dOi.ars originally o5'ain d. Iae
twenty thousand dollars vas sold n lees
than two days, amounting, with accrued ia-
tsres;. to S20O9ll7. Tg.ry thaus1 >
more have been ordered.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
TREAsURFR'S OFFICE

The interest due June lst on School Dis
trict bonds owned by the State Permanent
School Fund is being received by Treasurer
Francis. Rice county, on Thursday, paid
s., ,422 o., OF which $500 was principal.
The fact tha, the bonds are being taken up
shows that Rice county ia endeayoring to
lessen lis Indebtedness. Other counties
have signifsd their intention to do like
wise
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
farce Years ard 4 Half

Frark K G. EiuOre wss arraiEned in court
yesterday morning for grand larceny in
stealing several items of cash and personal
property, vslusi at 1925. He plead
guilty, and was sentenced to three and a
half years a. hard lsbJr ia the peuiten
liaTy
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
wheat Headed Out in Harper Connty

" K. Ki,tlimG1 has twenty acres of fine
wheat. He le'g 2 handful st this office
which j. coming out in head and measures
two isst in ienglh; the aver age height il
less than two itet however. lie has fifteen
acres in corn, ten in oats, one in potatoes
snd will SOW sIEtea n acres 10 ui,let lie will
break again This s5ason.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
Two or Three GOOD neasons.

Why dorailrcad men..aIwsys speak Of a To-
comoLiye a. "she ?7-t HCrieH Times. Be-
cause 1t has trair-ElmETd GGzehs More
likely because it suggests tender thoughts
and draws men after it.-l Boston Post.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
The Truth is sometimes Unpleasant

Zach. Chandler's JEFF. Davis speech en-
ragged the Democrats, and it is announced
that they are indignant because he told
them yesterday that a dozen of their Sena-
tors were elected by fraud and violence.
The truth is sometines exceedingly uu-
peasant TO hear
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
CaICaGo 1--WE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, ny H.
Hoes -- Fe~a'p's, f5DOo; shipments, 600;
uFrk-t trui and Irregular and zoe higher;
900 ETI, O. .r- choice heavy, S3 60. light
bacon, s i1.s. I'i packing grades, 80 5Og5 10 I;
closed firm sll .0.d.
tAGTLE-i Receipt, !, 90; shipments. 200.
g,a-ls..4y unchanged, some grades easier;
sEiPuug and sZl Ort, 81 GyaIJ ~; one extra
lot, - 80 3; butchers cows and heiferS, 81 500
90, uIfNrg, e. .fJ 10; bull, 81 3Da4 "; feed
-r,' and -tpcEeIN' heavy, s! 75O4 90.
sheep Receipts, 30: shipments, 2i0;
market declining, s. pHi7j.
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Il. {. LIVE STOCK MARKET.

The indicator" reports
CATTLE hscsiptE, 5J}: shipments, sec:
we4ker, hut 10 qgutaDle chan e; market
fairly active.
HOGs - 5;eceip's, I6si; shipments, 4S2;
frmeT and higher; eztreme range Of sales,
= ou1t5 30, with bulk 81 q y lG}IJ.
oHEFF- T. ce!pts, IJi sAIfmenis, none;
steady and unchanged
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
AUDITORS oFFICE.

A warrant was issued on Thursday to
Warden Hopkins, Of the Peniten,isry, for
s. ,4Sl.
Hon A. T. Sharpe, President of the State
Board OF Charities, drew s., 80 for the In
zane Asylum-, SSH for the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, and 81 OPS for the Blind Asylum.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
yellow Fever in Quarantine at New
New York Herald, a.,

IANtW
Ships are already in quarantine at this
port from places injected with yellow fever,
and on board these ships there have been
deaths on the voy age from a ma'ady which,
as Is usual in these cases, has received
some other name than the dreaded one
uhich, perhaps, = it du-. IL is verY CON-
40 tor Yollo1 isVaR = y ea1lea ~ othsG
- - - - : ~ e3>.1 -
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COLLINS
vol1AIc GO ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS
Electricity and Healing Balsams
Instant Relief from Pain
and Soreness,

Instantly and mysteriously the eIeetrica
forces generated by this wonderful plaster act
upon the nervous system, banishing Pain
and Weakness, rousing the dormant Muscles
into new life, stimulating the Liver and Kid
neys, curing dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious
COiic, Cramp and Pains
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Weak
Spine, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and
Affections, Weak Stomach and Bowels Ague
and Liver Pains, Enlarged spleen. Female
Weakness, Shooting Pains through the Loins
and Back, Lack of strength and Activity,
Nervous, Muscular and Spinal Affections re-
lieved and cured when every other plaster
uniment, lotion and electrical appliance
PRICE Is CENTS.
h careful to call for COLLINS voLTAIc
EIRcTn1C PLAsKRa, and lpsinf upon having
Vhse - ere w1llinG - psy 1or. eo1d by al
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15

cPo1Oe11tf
Oar town was visited las; Wednesday BY
nicsly-dressed young gentleman Who
claimed to be a champion biilsrdist. A
game wss arranged for that evening, he to
play the tAEss hest players in OsBeeo. The
s.o: - - sle'1i. p II -
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
An Immense Circulation

Mr.. n. E. Stevens, the energetic agent OF
the Leavenworth TINES, gave our city and
ofhce call this week. He Ii making an i'm
mense circulation for that paper
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
CAPITAL DOings.
Topeka CommonxeaIth, lO.I

Topeka Commonwealth, TO-
The work of digging the trenches for the
west wing of the capitol progresses rapidly.
The earth taken from them is being used TO
fiji depressious in the ground.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-15
OPEN HOVSC..

Miss Anthony and Mrs. Stanton gave
reception TO the merchants of St. Louis, at
the residence Of Miss Couzins, last Sa,ur-
day evening.