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FUsTERS DOLL.
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There has been considerable interest mani
tested during the last week, as to who should
draw J. H. Fosters doll. chance on which
was given to every party who bought IS
worth of goods, q one purchase in his store,
for the last seven days. The drawing took
place at O'Clock, sharp, as advertised in
TIE TINES, ana q large crowd was present,
There were four hundred a. ten tickets
In the hat. and the lucky nL,.iber was 100
held by William Beal, OF Paramount, in this
county. When MIR. Beal bought bis goods
lucky fellow, and think will get the doll"
he not only Is lucky, but he seemed to know
1t pretty we'll.
This Ia q new entersrise IN this city, and
Fo~ter carried 1t out successfully. Every one
received the value of goods for his money,
and had in addition, q chance To receive q
IS DOH. All present Last night were happy
and pleased
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The following transfers were recorded b~
Register Crowder yesterday:
Ellen T. johnson to Lucien Scott, the south
Thirty acres of the cas- half of the north west
quarter Of section IA. township 8, range q;
also the north twenty acres. of the east half
of the southwest quarter OF section II, town
ship 8, range q, containing, in both pieces,
dfty acres 8, 100.
James n. Holland and wife to Albert r.
Holland the southwest quarter OF the SOUTH
east quarter of section 36, toWnship IL, range
"a, e.si of the 9Th principal meridian, con.
tAining forty acres 500.
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STATE OF KANSAS, L.
SUPREME CoURr,

I, C. ]. Brown, Clerk OF the Supreme Court
Of The state OF Kansas. do te-eoy cer;if- that
the foregoing In p true and correct copy Of he
| sy llabus in each OF the above entitled cases,
Is the same appear on file In my office.
Witness my hand and of1cial sesi, hereto
| lsEALI affixed a. my ONCE in Topek a.this
18th day o. December, ID 1873.
! 60. BROWN,
Clerk Supreme Court,
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A Roof ScOrched.

About O'Clock Thursday aftern DON the
south side OF the roof OF Mr.. NJ. O'Donnell's
frame building on North Main street, caught
fire from defective lue, and was considera-
bly, scOrched before IL was eXtinRufshed by
some neighbOrs and men about the house.
No alarm was given to the fire department.
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gilmore value than any silver Mine in Col
orad0, II German CataFrh Cure: Q remedy
prepared especially for the cure Of Catarrh
bly, lead 70 OAtarrh, which are 30 common IN
this climate. Remember that CAtafrh, II no
checked promptly. goee to the lungs, and
ends In Consumption. Each dayb delay lei
ens the chances Of cure. Price only % q.
koe onlo hy the ManufAefure1u, Brown Medi-
0n0 Z Manufacturing Company. LeaVen-
worth. Kan1oa. and Ill WholG1al6 and pseail
dHuK10ls In the Woae
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Oueer Heaa-Pap,ryms..

The Jesse Hoyt, famous New York steam
boat, used to have for head pantryman q bent
and crippled darkey, whose face was as full
OF humor as his form was of kinks and knobs.
was chrome rheumatism. He tried Giles
Eminent Iodide Ammonia for Q week Of the
present winter, and next season intends to
astonish bis old acquaintance on the Hoyt
by his appearance as Q sound man.
Giles Pills cures Erysipeias.
Sod by Arnold d Hunt. Send for pamphlet.
DR. GILES,
40 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size IS cents eOdSwIt
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Inter ocean,
The cheerful intelligence comes from
Washington that it was in truth Ben But
Ter who did it; that is, who furnished the
brains and from his private Office engineered
the fraud in Maine. Benjsmin il, - il
were. . Questionable sort of fellow, and a.
most no end to questionable performsnce,
have been attributed to him. But, in thil
instance, the rascality is 30 pre- eminently
bArefaced that common christian charity
would seem to require that the benefit O
the doubt Be extended to him. From it
ear~marks, the engineering of such schem'
would seem more liable to be traced to
neigborhood like that of Creamery Park.
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home OF Your Fam,Iy

Have need of Browns Arnica Sslve at all
times, for healing cuts, burns, bruises, frost
bites, old sores. aud infamed eyes.
For sale by all Leaven worth and western
Druggists. DIV
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In the 41AOt q OWo0tneSs
iElhW0rfh Rapnrsap

iElhWofth Rep0rtef.I
Sweetly were they drinking in the words OF
love from the lips o. each and dreaming Of
happy future, when all of ridden the hap
py pair found themselves In the decline OF
life 10 the bottom Of cellar on Douglass av-
enue, having made . leap in the dark Sorely
ana Oily did Youth ana maiden rise from
tnelr unlocked for fall and wander home.
ward. 1t was Monday night and the secret
Is ours ~ regards the names.
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jurors sad witnesses Of the District Courts
20 the County Boards Of such Counties, the
statutory Jee Of I'VE ceuts for each name.
Sec. : chap. 50, Comp. Laws 1879; sec. 81, chap.
%. CDmp. Laws 1879
= Counties are not liable for the services
OF such omcen for their entries on their
journals Of the orders OF the District Courta
IN opening and closing their daily sessions.
absance OF any statutory regulation for their
payment may Be REGARDED - incident a
their 0f1cial positions.
All the justices coneufr1ng.
A true cJpy Attest, u. BROWN,
tLSj Clerk Supreme Count.
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shfloh.s Cararrh Remedy.

A marvellous cure for Cstarrh, Diphtherie,
Cankermouth and Headache, With every
bottle there Ii an ingenious nasa Injector
for the more successful Treatment: Of the COM
paint without extra charge. Price nifty
cents. Solo by Arnold q Hunt. sup&W
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Cprtin4 A1eaY.

young man named william Taylor got
into an alteroetion with party Of men in
south IIeavenworth Christmas, morning and
was severely cut in the left side of the face
by one Of the men, WE used bis knife with .
vonRence.
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HrOuchitf6.

Throat diseases often commence With q
cold, cough, or unusual exertion OF the voice
These incipient symptoms are ailayed by the
use OF Browns Bronchial Troches," which
" neglected often result in q chronic disease
of the throat tues thur sat&w
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fChicaeo TimA1

By IL Wy Of psaos On earth and good
viii 70 nan. - called religious paper haa
. fattlilg Cariafnss article, very ehsssful
ed hunsne, a TIA Ha0acrs Of g. Bar
tholoasv!n VI i beautifully spsinkled
with Mod, but dossn't adequassly explain
WY II. BaRtholoosv VS. ma0aerod.
Sill, itS lively Hs-ding t@ ChEistnaa
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No l,f3s-Sarah Flemming ard others VI
John w BLe-Error from Allen county-
Affirmed.
LESTINK, ].
BY THE COURT

Aufm0Q.
BY TIE CouRr vALEsT1NE,
On the 18Th day of January, 1877. An I'd.
ministr lor died in the office OF the Probate
Court Of Allen county petition, askins foI
authority to sell certain real estate Belonging
TO the ostste, or 20 much thereof ~ might b
properly, 70 pay the debts OF the estate, and
setting i0fth sufficient reasons therefore. The
Probate court then (sfter entering certain
recitalfl made the foliowine order. to-vtt
"Wheroapon Il - ordered that aA3d adr
Alnisexaasf cane nofiee o. the peoAsssy q
thts proceeding and Of the time OF heaSin0
y ana y
further ordered that The said petition b set
for hearing on the 10Th day Of January, al one
The Humboldt Union was q weekly
newspaper publtsbed In said Allen county,
and the Administrator published . notice
therein ON January 2o-h and 9th, ISL. stat
would '.come on for 6nal nearing on toe 2oeh
day Of January, A. d. 1877. At the hour or 10
o'c.ock ., m, a the Probate Court room. in
heard said petition on January .. ISL, and
ordered that said property, or 20 much there.
Of - might Be necessary, De sold " ct pubic
payments, not 70 exceed two years. with In
terest." &c. The Probate court u the came
time appointed the appraisers, who were dis.
Interested householders, and compessnt in
they appraised the pFopeFty-it being . Ger.
tain quarter section OF land. They apprnioed
the est half It e2s6 S.. and the WeSs half q
900. The Administrator then sold the prop.
0rsy ct private sac for o9dO-thAt sum heiGx
$50 more than three-fOurths OF the aopra1oed
value. TIE Administrator then msde q re,
turn Of bis proceedings to the Probate Court:
md the Court, after careful y examining The
same, confirmed the sale, and ordered the
Administrator to make deed ~ the proper.
II 10 the purchaser. ~ hich the Administlafor
did, and the purchaser Afterwards took pos,
seelion Of the property under suea deed.
traitors 1nteetAte commenced this action q.
eject the purchaser FRONT he premises, Held,
that the action can not BE- maintained mat
the proceeding Of the Probate Court and said
sale and dee1 are valid; that none OF the de-
1ects or Irregularities In the pr0oeedings OF
the Probate Court or IN the appfA1oemeat or
nAle of said property, are sufficient % deprive
the Probate Court of jurisdiction, or 70 Dc.
feat it, Jurisdiction, or 70 render In proceed.
ing, or said sale or deed, void.
Al the justices ooncurrinS.
A true copy attest: c. J. BnowH,
tLs) Clerk supreme OouTt.
No. 1,62-R Z. Heller ~. the Board Of
County CommissionerDo Of ShaWne County
EToe nom Shawnee County-Rsvemed.
d TH CoUKf: Hol1on, C. J.
L Cssks Of District Oourss aRs 0ssSled 70
loeelvs ho0 their respective O0lneaos ~
0sno q Tie afeodanoe and 01aeaOo q
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TWICE DIVORCED.

a ILaAy Marries . Han Before she
- Divorced nfeR Another. Tier
seeks - Lagalisc the Latter Mar.
KAagO-But the Last Ausbana Takos
. Hand ana Asks - be Freed.
A oase appeared ON the docket OF the Dis
trlct Court on Wednesday which In beina
copied FOR publication was made to read
Aeime1 VI. Helmers, which was An orros
made In copying; It should have read
ARLAs ". HELMS.
THIS case, ~ nearly - can be aacertained,
10 . most angular one Several years ago
Tho story goes, . young lady named Chan.
fran, Of this city married sn insurance
agent named Pntllips- Time wore on, and
they moved TO Kansas CITY. They after
ward, It seems, became sstranged 70 each
other, and they finally separeted, without,
however, having Obtained the sanction O,
the law TO the future mari age Of either.
Not heading this important fact, Mn. PM.
lips was shortly sfeer the separation married
70 . man named Helms. who W. ct the tune
PAoaAo railroad.
fRYINe 10 INK n.
shot LONG aftee the large marriage Mn.
8alma. q gashoe Phillips, hegnn 10 - I'M
- ~ n DAfhae a unnaGnlnnt oltuafSon
- eeg1R g once 70 seek the stFunx arm OF
the ~ g help her out Of Tue di@cuity. she
wong the 60 vas Pending, AelmeG, VINO
ece@eo 70 have been In tEnoeance Of the
safe OF anatrs, discovered what Vaa eoin0
On. He tmmsdiasely dashed . wave Of
GOLD wArKR
over the suit BY making application In thu
ooorss lor divorce from Ms. Helms, on -.
SoonS o. the former marfiaee. Shortiy afIer
nn aPpuoataon Wa made the wife He'd OBJ.
, ltPa. which. however. came too iasS' ant az,
WS1necoay ene found that nelms had the
iay On bis side when the docket rood !:
OF this term; decree on around Of former
marriage" 1oA
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Lively Ars=sa Tue Deps


si1seen car loads Of wheat, and one Of flour
were billed from Santa Re station in this
city Yesterday. eeven car loads Of freight
were received during the same lime, Thiues
are lively around the depo, and station aaen;
oafvey and his aniseanis are kept constantly
busy receiving and dtDchaxHtnR freight.
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AyorHIR ACCOUNT.


KAxsAs CrrY, No, Dec. IA fire oc-
cured IN Wyaadoets. Kansaa, tonight, de-
stroying drug add jsselry store. The
stocks we're saved. Loss s. 900 1t resulted
ffon . bed doe. Mr.. AEndes W. the owner.
Light insufance.
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or the teeth with gritty preparations. The
teeth are too valuable 20 be trifled with.
When gone, you must have false onea or
gum" yourself through life. Use 5000
DON'T, which contains no grit IL cleanses
the mouth and vitalixes the secretionR
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Very Graslfyiog - the Virginia Cen
fChicagO Times.l

fChicagO Times.l
Colonel eener, . prominent Virgins
Republican, met Grant in Pbladelphia
and dlsdaining strategy, moved directly on
his works. Sener vas accompanied By
another prominent Republicans, and said
bluntly: General Grant, We intend 4
make yen our next President, and will de-
all in my power 70 bring it about, and q
will General Wickham." Thank you
aentlemen," said G.neral Grant A he's ,
Sener. the Colonel thinks this important
and coneratulates himself on his tueoess
but most persons would regard thst "thanl
you" quite - sphinx-like - any othe
utterance of Grant.
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Aoneihing EIe4aot.

Mr.. Alex. Collier received yesterday, from
J. Cunningham Sons 4 Co., Rochester, New
York, . q, zoo carriage, which eclipses anything
OF the kind ever brought tn this part Of the
country. 1t shows an amount OF enterprise
In Mr.. Collier that Is com mendable, and that
ne Is determined to keep the hest stock that
money will obtain at his stables.
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In An action 10 ccmoeI the specific per-
f0Tmanres = con tT,sc., the plsinlIn Played
for n judgment, ordering the defendant to
execuLe 70 him a good and suficient deed
for Certain raai estate, and that the defend
ant and all persons claiming under him be
barred Of all interest in Inc property, and
that on failure OF the defendent 10 execute
such deed that the Judgment stand in lieu
thereof and operate .s such; ard service Of
summons YVES made by puolica ion In q
newspaper upon the follow Ing affidavit, to-
wit:
william Thomson, of lawful age, being
drst GUY svoI n. doth, upon hls Oatn, depose
and say: That he Is one the attorneys In the
above entitled cs use for said plaintiff That
said defendant Is On-T6sident of the stat Q
of kansas, AMI that service of summons can.
not be had An said action upon said defeu.
dant within said state of Kaosss. That said
Of Osaee, in Abe State OF Kansas, IN v hich
property said defendant claims ana has an
interest; that the relief demanded (Smong
other things is the exclusion OF said defer :
daDt from his interest to said real property
Snd further depOnent s4ith not.
WILLIAM 1HoNsoN."'
And Judgment IL sfter~ srd reod-r.d by
default " Al nst the defendant aud In favor OF
the plaintiff, in accordance with the prayer
of the platDtIf's petition; snd afte wards the
defendant moves the Court TO vacate sa id
judgment and 10 set aside said ser vice, be-
cause of defects In said affidavit, " hich mo.
ton the Court overuIos; Held, that, although
said sfndavit is defective In not stating the
plaintiffs cause of action more specifically
and cOrrec.ly, sti.i, that 1t Is sufficient
All the Justices concurrine.
A true copy. Attest: c BROWN,
isl Clerk Supreme Court.
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And annoying your friends; We mean your
cough. Browns Cough balsam the Great
Western Lung Healer, win cure you.
FOR sale by all Dru sgists in Leaven worth
and the West, d&W
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Special Local Notices.
The Ute Question settled
1t Is Wearing You Ont,

The people OF Colorado have deter mined to
use none but Browns Family Medicines in
the future, ana the Utes give 1t up.
Sold by druggists every where. dAw
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on Cant AiDg,


Can hardly talk You are hoarse, and your
throat Is sore. Browns Tar Troches will
cure the soreness, and clear and strengthen
the voice. All Druggists keep them. d&W
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What ne Wore.
lAtchiRon Champion.

lAtchison Champion.I
Senator Ingalls, called at the Champion
Office yesterday. As the Senator'S clothes
appeared to be . matter of concern to the
Washington correspondents, We wilh state
that, on the occasion of his call yesterday
he did not wear the long gray ulster, with
plate buttons, which caused the "knotted
and combined locks" of the correspondent
aforesaid to stand on end, but black ulster
that We believe, has never attracted the At.
tention of the American press.
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Robblng . 0Oaastef.
lStockton Rsx,ovdl

Tharkday evening Q travelling man left
ms valise In . wagon In front Of the Randall
mouse Sor few moments, and when he re-
was found lying near the creeS. bnt the
coote9ts bad evidently fOuad eSress through
the SIDE which was cut open. They consis.
TED principally Of undeyciothing and shirts
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A. Bad - being . Captive.
GAtchison 9lobe, al

Andrew Drake, . white boy who has been
Q captive for fve years among tie Co
manche Indians. was put on z. G. train
opposite this city last night, his money hav.
ing given out. Both his feet are frozen and
ne ho6bled over the bridge to solicit aid. This
was gwen him By kindly disposed persons
about the city hall, and he went On this ~.
ternooa to join hts reople In Arkansas.
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A Carl


M. Rcbt' Yeas Just north OF the city had 70
kin Lis dog this morning. The dog was evi.
IDENTITY mad; he tried TO bite several but did
mot suooeed In doing %. A few days ago We
mentioned that several dogs had bean killed
In the south part Of the county for the same
reason. 1t stands our people In hand 70 keep
close watch on their dogs and Hin them on
the dfut ymptom OF inst dread disease In
XII the most Of them ON Suspicion.
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A Modern Miracle.

1t has long been stated - Q scientific prOpo
sition by medical men that Q third stroke of
paralysis IL necessarily fatal. What, then,
shall be said Of John Appel, of North Ban.
ford Com Who had twelve, and who II to
dfy Q strong vigorous man? The phenom.
application Of Giles Linimen. Iod;de Am
monia.
Giles Pills cures Painful Menstruation.
Sold BY Arnold q Hunt Send for pamphlet
DE- GLE,
12o West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size 8 cents. eodandW
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iiday trade, and will for the next three
Us. BeloE will be found a list OF pres
In the selection OF holiday gifts.
A nice pair of driving glovee.-(We have
an elegant assortmenL)
Comical designs in fancy soap, such asowls,
parrots, dogs. cats crying babies, bore,
shoes. &c, These designs are quite in
gsnious, any one of which would make
suitable present for man, woman or
child.
Fancy ink stands and paper weights.
A watch case, &c. &c
FOR CHILDREN.
pair of children's legy,rs
A nice collarette of lace CO enlbroidery.
Ready made dress or cloak.
Hand crocheted cloak.
hood
Dolls-of which We have An elegapt stock,
, comprising everything i'm aginable.
Wax, China, lndestructable, with or with
out real hair.
Sleeping dolls; crying dolls, from the
smallest to the lsrgess siIs. These dole
were bought from first haads, and will
be found remarkably cheap.
Kaleidoscope.
, CelluIoid R,u1d Combs, in white she'll
and coral color.
Silver cup and NAPKIN ring. in fancy Csc.
Silver knife, fork and napkin ring, in
fancy case.
Work box.
Tool chest.
A nice assortment Of toys, such a. cats,
dogs, birds, &C., from cents to Is cents
apiece.
An album.
A writing desk.
Portotolio for drawings &c, &c,
FOR INFANTH.
We have many things in our sock
suitable for presents for infsnA, ssch .
reads made Robes, ixirts, Crochet Cloaks,
Hoods, Csps. Glo7ss, &c, DC.
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Clear Down to the Bottom.
Denver Ttmes.l
The Thermometer was q low a. Maine
Democrat last night.
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$4,000 Reward.

81 was 70 sick and low-spirited thst I
thought would give anything to get we'll
and II any one had ensured me the good
health produced by Simmons Liver Reg1lac
tor, and charged me . thousand doiisrs, I
would willingly have paid II tf bad had IL;
in fact, ten Thousand dollars would be worth
iess to me than what IL has done for me.
eOd.0
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4 0UHo TAARas

d. HUNTERS Specific and Int cotton No
are warranted to cure 0onnofhna, elect, q
dee, STRUCTURES, Diseases Of the KidneY1. Blad
der and Urinary organs Of malss and 4
Dr.. Hunters Specific No. 3 = surersmsdy
0of the Spermatorrh0A, seminal WeaknoG
nightly emialions, the Lon Of power, cPused
By selEAbuae or excessive tndulgenoo. Pr1ol
Of d.. Hunterb Specific . per bottle In. %
ton, u Per bottle. Sent everywhere bysX
preaA DR.. ]. Dinsbee9, sole proprietor Nc
Send two stamps for treettse. Cure guArAn
ted o. the money refunded.
-fheo. Esersdor& Agent, Laaysnwu9th
0An100. WAyl40ooAW
"A Caro-
10 all who are suffering nom the ofroEu
and indilcretions of youth nervous weakness,
early decay. Los Of manhood, &C., I yin send
an E rs %e tncs VII cure Zon. FREE OF
Cd By . missionary In South America. send
. ssaf-adrea.ed envelope 70 REV. JoaKPH +.
1xHAN, Station D., New York City.
e6AyAWtmO
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n THR O6011. 208IuN, @
Whereupua the trial Of . defendant,
charged with the oommis1ion Of felony, An
at1davis for Q oontanuance u nlod BY such
and the pruseention consents Mat on thai the
fAcss alleged In the a0ndavit snail b Rad and
treated = depoaitlon Of the absent Witne0
Cd for vsnt al dliSsncs on the paEt 81 the
DESCENDANT In procuring the attondanoe Of
ouch witness, o. In taking his deposttion q
2 ~; nss y ,noS ss sh; = The The
witness Were present and gave such tsssimo.
ny, IL would s. untrue nor hy proving the
non-exis sencs Of the v1tne0 therein
should b rad and treated In all rssDeets -
the depoait0o Of the ahssnt witness.
A defendant In . criminal prosecution, n
entitled. under the eonstis.tioo. @ eoDpul:
WiIneRes within the, jurisdiceaon OF the
court, In his bahAlt
Wher0 material and neceaSy witnesses
are duly subp0oed In behalf Of IN eccueed,
in criminal pFosseotton ,and such W1tneD1
are V1tain the Jurisdiction Of the court, held
error tp force I'D aoeuQed 70 trial and TO con.
return q he coSpasoTy psoosS issoed to
brine tho disobedient W1tne0 Into court, in
the absence Of any reason for Is not being
executed and returned.
A 1 q: : ss:': :::. ssesu''t6 Brown.
(LN Cssk sapssms Court
No. - 0eosys Dreamer " Nicholas Ely
Enor nom ASeAisoo county -Rsverssd.
I. Ensd A asd g IN Atshisoa county for
111idSi IN Dooiphan county, bar Z procured
Q personAl osgvloo Of oomntaaon o. 4 In
Ate.i.oa eoeaty aEa. end then p.oe9red
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
[Eredonia Cor. Neoaho Free PrsR.1

Ix00Ouso NV0s DoosuO FIO0H III
A terrible caDs Of raps occurred On morn
ing Of the l3th Inst, q New Albany, onVthe
psrsoa q Mn. Dsvina. . delicate married
LADY. whils aAeeping with Mo Hassu, Ii
ysan Of go. BY . young man. . boaEdsr.
NAMED AelSoioh. who with da~n knife
threAtenod % sever tho1f heada. and In the
EFFORT lue roltsl the ladyb hand W. cut and
both paxtiae severely choksd. fhe Villain
mad0 good hlD eDeApe On the nsxt nogAlng
train. Inc oheHtn followed him . Or . o..