Leavenworth Daily Commercial from Leavenworth, Kansas • 1

wotfh fEE LEAVENWORTH COMMERCIAL Corner Delaware and Second streets. Isca JOB PRINTING OFFICF. BOOK BINDERY AND Ji LANK BOCK MANUFACTORY. Tbii department of the Commcm, Or nee i 10 00 estvett ELY IDITIOX-SubJaot to the same COodUloas Club Bats OrLY Five copies tor one year, t3Q; ton Opics, 30 twenty copies, f.W. AJdrai, lakhs, "Jillotsox A Leavenworth.

Kansas. la complete in every particular. Witt Blcaa g.rirft fi- Presses, an the latest style of Types, Boidw and Cuts, first-class stock, and the beet work, men, we are prepared to do every descxiptlca or Printing and Binding with promptness, and satisfaction guaranteed. VOL XVII. LEAVENAVORTH, KANSAS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20. 1875. NO. 326. CLOTHING.

INDIAN TERRITORY. Dry Good. Markets by Telegraph. I Publication in Attachment BY TELEGRAPH. THE GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON! AUCTION SALE OF CLOTHING.

CLOTHING. FOR FALL TEADE IBHOIiD FURNITURE residence of TTni. O. Gould, corner of I will sell by auction at Kiokapoo and Eighth streets, the ALL READY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1875, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.t precise! Lis entire lot of farnitnre, consisting in part of Hi Fill! i Dp STOCK LARGER, STYLES HANDSOMER PRICES LOWER THAN HTy itocli now Amounts to Over Oae elegant fancy rep carved walnut parlor set.

One fine green rep parlor set, One scarlet rep easy chair, Three handsome ottoman chairs, One soarlet rep bed lounge, One very fine walnut Secretary, One etesha. One elegant large marble pier mirror, One marble top walnut sideboard, Onejatent extention table, One marble top center table, One marble top walnut chamber set (very handsome), 1 wo marble top oak chamber sets, Six brussels carpets, Four two ply carpets, Two etair carpets. One baby carriage (best kind), nhiratoV.1LaV?ck' WhtatD.tl' brackets, parlor uterus! Also 1 tableware and kitChsa V3egant 1arTS? IeS "'Pentine Drncker piano (said to be the onfiroa safeP.lan ltj)- "e' bggy' 0ne new ilcb eow nd Mr. Gould is new in California, and has written for his family to join him at once. A splendid opportunity is now offered for persons who want fine furniture at a great sacrifice.

$50,000, even-eightlis HOUSE EOR FURNITURE been purchased within the last 30 days. Yo cfin DEIKNIJ ABERNATHY BROTHERS ALL THE NEWEST STYLES, soon as out; and I guarantee tlio prices to toe LOWER than any house in the city, byFULLY JFIFTJSEIV CENTS ONEV-ERY DOLLAR. G-CALL ON ME and look through my IMMENSE STOCK; it will both please you and gratify me. I shall always be pleased to show visitors through my immense establishment, whether they wish to purchase or not. Have Very Iarge Stock of Choice Car-pet3 at "Very Low Prices.

It will pay you to examine tlieir Prices before buying Elsewhere. RENT. G. M. BARNS, Auctioneer.

JLXD CARPETS. FURNITURE FURS, ETC. oys' Clothing a Specialty! FURNITURE Overcoats in Every Variety GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS! Orders C. O. D.

will receive prompt attention. You can Save Money by Buying your Furniture from us. We Manufacture our own Work. Goods First-Cass. Prices Low.

ABERNATHY BROS. Before John TMvelbeas, J. Reno township, Leavenworth county, Eans: Jerome I. Case, Stephen Bull, Massena B. i-iskine, and Robert H.

Baker, partners as i. x. V8. E. M.

Harkins, James Kissinger, John Kissinger and S. S. Williams, Defendants. The above named defendants will take notice that -hey have ben sued by said plnintifl'-i before said Justice, lor thesuiu oi $155.10, and for interest thereon from July 4h, 1870, at 10 per cent per annum and th said Justice issued an order of attachment in said action for the said sum of ai.15.00, and interest thereon as aforesaid, and on the 24th Cay of September, 1875. and the said cause will stand lor hearing before said Justice, on the 28th day of October.

1675, at eight o'clock a.m., of said day. JOIIN A. A. NORTON, z52-w3w Attorney for Plaintiffs. SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, i County or Leavenworth SS. t. In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis-trictof the State of Kansas, sitting within and for Leavenworth county in said state. Lonis Srettauer, Charles Stettauer, Davi? Stettauer, Ahraham Stettauer, and George instein, partners "in 1 trade UDder the firm name and stvJe I ol fct -turner Plaintiffs, i Cise vs No. Thomas Cirney and Thomas C.

Stc- 4,101. vens, pinners under the firm name I and style of Carney and Stevens, 1 Williitm H.Baird and Mathew Ryan, Delendants. PUBLIC notice is hereby driven that under and by virtue of the judgment rendered in the above entitled action, in and bv the Above named court, and of an execution issued on fjaid judgment, to me directed and delivered. I will ou MONDAY, THE 15th DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D.

1S75. at 11 o'clock A. m. of said day, at the south front door of the court house, in the city of Leavenworth, in the county of Leavenworth and State ot Kansa, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the following described tract of land. situate, lying and being in county of Leavenworth and State of Kansas, namely: Lot number twelve (12) in block nnmber nineteen (19) in Leavenworth City proper.

Said pronerty is to be sold in pursuance ol said judgment and as the property ol Charles Stettutr Oct. 6 th, A. D. 1S75. WiLTIAMII Ttoviv Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kunsus.

Sheriff's Olliee, Leavenworth City, iianaas. Stilling Fenion, Attys. for Plaintiff. z57w5w SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF KANSAS.

County of Lkavknwokth, In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis trict oi the state or Kansas, sitting iu and lor Leavenworth county in said Suite. John Iliglnbo'ham, Plaintiff, vs. I Ca JCPzaheth w. Ettwger, Bernliard Mann, Case xeiijuniin eriz anil me lfoaril ot VNo County Commissioners of the county 628. of Leavenworth, Defendants.

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and bv virtue of the judgment render.i the above entitled action in anil bv the above amed court, and ol a special execution issued on 6aid judgment, to me directed and delivered, I will, on MONDAY, THE 18th DAY of OCTOBER, A. D. 1875. at 11 o'clock a. m.

of said day, at the south front door of the Court House iu the city of Leavenworth, in the County and State aforesaid, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest bidder, tor cash in hand, the following described tract of land, situate, lvinir and beina in the county of Leavenworth and State of Kansas, namely: The north one hundred acres of the northeast quarter of section number thirtv-one l.tn of township number eight (s) ol range number iweniv-iwo iazj ine saiu tract being more particularly described as a tract or piece ot land extending so far south from the north line of said northeast quarter of section thirty-one loi ion iisiii ji eigiu aj range twenty-two Viz), on the east line ot said quarter section, and loin uiciiwi weiii uu a line parallel wun lorth line to the said west line of said Quar ter section, as to embrace lust one hundred acrea of land. WLLLIAM H. BOND, Sheriff of Leavenworth countv. Kansas. Sheriff's Office, Leavenworth, Kansas.

September 9th, A.I. 1875. Lucien Baker, Attorney for Plaintiff. 48 p.r.w SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF KANSAS.

County OF Leavenworth. 8 In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis trict of the State ot Kansas, Bitting within and for Leavenworth County, in State. The First National Bank of Leavenworth, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas. It.

Jones, The German Savings Bank of Leaveuwortn, Joseph Ashton and John Ashton, partners ss J. Ashton Austin Corbin, the County of Leavenworth and Thomas Gaff, James W. Gaff and H. W. Smith, Defendants.

Case No. 6293. PUBLIC notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the judgment rendered in the above" entitled action, in and by the above named court, and of a special execution issued on said judgment, to me directed and delivered, I will, on MONDAY, THE 15th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1S75, at 10 o'clock A.

it. ot said day. at the south front door of the court house, in the city of Leavenworth, in the county of Leavenworth, and State of Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, tor cash In the dlowing degcri ed tracx of land, situate, lying and being in the countv of Leavenworth and State of Kansas, namely: The south half of the south fractional half of the northwest quarter of section number six (), in township numter eleven (II), of range number twenty-one (2t), containing Forty-seven and one-half (47) acres, be the same more or less. Dated October 13th, 1875. WILLIAM II BOND, Sheri ft of Leayon worth County, Kansas.

Cloiigb Wheat Attorneys for Plaintiff. ios-w5w Publication Notice. District Court, Kansas. Leavenworth County, State ol Maggie Leeper, vs. 1 i Ellen M.

Myers, John Mers, jr. anu ii. liayiey, ueienaants The above named defendants will take notice, that they have been eud by Maggie Leeper. the plaintiff herein in said District court, who has filed her petit ion to foreclose a certain mortgage executed by said defendants, Fllpn M. Myers and John Myers.

to George W. Gardiner, on the following land, situate in said Leavenworth county, Kansas, to-wit: Bcginnirg at lKulder, northwest corner. Hclliater tract, "being 14.03 chains north of southwest coiner 8. E. section ten.

(iO). township nine (9,) range twenty-two (22,) thence north aloi-g west line said quarter section 7.12 chains to sandstone and stake marked thence east 22.63 chains to sandstone marked at center Leavenworth and Leconipton road diverging to Lawrence, thence south 28 25' west, along center line said road, to boulder northeast corner Hollis-ter trast, thence west along north line said tract to beginning; said tract containing fifteen. acrjBj given to secure the payment of tSctO, according to certain notes referred to in said mortgage; that said defendant, H. Bayley, claims som internet in said premises under the said Elk-n M. and John Mvcrs.

and praying that said Ellen M. and John Aiyeis, ie oecreea to pay the sum now claimed to be due, with interest amounting to lti3 25, or that said premises be sold to pay the same. And the said defendants are notified that they are required to ap ear and answer said petition, on or hefore the 12th day Novemoer, 1875, or the petition will be taken as Irut and judgment rendered for sa'd Ia3t named sum, said land ordered to be sold pay the same, and each of the defendants in said suit barred fiom all right or eauitv of re demption in said premises. B. GRAY, isonjw i-iamun-s Attorney.

Notice of Publication. STATE OF KANSAS, Ford County. SB- In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial )'strict. sitting in and for the County of Ford. Henrietta Collins, Plaintiff, 1 vs.

John Collins, Defendant. THE above named defendant will hereby take notice that he has been sued for a di vorce in the above named Court, by the abve named nlaintin. and that he must answer the petition filed by the plaintiff, on or before the 28th day of December, A. li. 1875.

or the petition will be taken as true, and a decree of divorce will be granted according to the prayer said petition. HENU1ETTA COLI.iMS, S53W3W Jiy iJ, M. Frost, her Attorney. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. STATE OF KANSAS.

County of Leavenworth. the Probate Court, in and ior said county. In the matter of the estate of Jeremiah Ryan, deceased. rfBEDITORS and all other persons mterest- iu tin- csiaic aiorenaiu rr tit-1 r-u notified that at the next regular term of the Probate Conrt, in and for said county, to be begun and held at the Probate Court Room, in tho citv of Leavenworth, county and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in the month of October, A. jj.

iciB, snail apply to the said court for a full and final settlement of said estate. EDMUND WALSH. Executor of the will of Jeremiah. Ryan, de-C-ased. Leavenworth, A.

D. 1875. Muskogee, Oct. 19. At Fort Gibson last evening, by the Rev.

Mr. Stodard, Miss (Jora Koss, daughter of m. Koss, principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, was married to R. B. Howard, of Maryland.

The bridesmaids were Emma Ross, sister of the bride, and Miss Alice Ross, a cousin, escorted by Miss Nash and Burnes. The bridal party received the congratulations with their friends at the residence of Chief Ross. The beautiful grounds were illuminated by Chinese lsnters, and the ample room was tastefully decorated with flowers and evergreens, and presided over with grace and dignity by the accomplished Mrs. Ross, wife of the ohief. The geusts numbering nearly one hundred, including the oiheers of Company of the 5th cavalry, now stationed at the fort.

The ladies and the elite of the nation were regaled with supper composed of all the delica cies of the season; the confections were unsurpassed, choice flowers from the conservatories of St. Louis added beauty and fragrance to the scene, music and dancing lent their share for the evening, making the scene of enjoyment complete. The beauty of the bride, her fair associates, the ele gant attire and style of the lady guests, the charming ease and hospitality ot Mr. and Mrs. Ross made it the most re cherche affair ever witnessed in the Indian Territory.

Okmulgee, Oct. 19 A band of Pot- tawatomies passed through here to-day for a home on their new reservation. They had some wagons, good teams and appeared to" bo well supplied with household goods. They are an advanced party of 1,000 that have their reservation near Topeka. Kansas.

They will be welcomed by the citizens of the Indian Territory. LOUISIANA. New Orleans, Oct. 19 A committee of prominent citizens of East Felicina parish, headed by Mr. Pipes, conservative member of the house from that parish, waited upon acting Governor Antoine, to day, with the view of contracting measures to suppress lawlessness.

Judge Derving, whose court was adjourned in consequence of the shooting of Sheriff Smith, also submitted a proposition to go back and hold a special term of court, providing the law-abiding citizens pledge themselves to give active support to the enforcement of the laws. The trial of the rule to set aside the injunction in the case of the "Two Orphans" was postponed to Thursday. The company were allowed to perform in other plays. WISCONSIN. Milwaukee, Oct.

19 About a week ago the sheriff of Portage county, nam ed Baker, was killed by two brothers named James and Isaac Courtrigbt. whom he tried to eject from a This morning, about 3 o'clock, a party of masked men, numbering forty, went to the jail at itevens Point, seized the watchman and put him in irons, beat down the outside doors, took out the Courtrights, and hung them to a pine tree overhanging the road. The whole affair was quietly and systematically executed. None of the parties are known, but it is understood they came from the town of Plover. OHIO.

Cincinnati, Oct. 19. The citizens here who were prepairing for the hard money convention appointed to be held in this city on the 25th. have accepted the action of the New Jork committee as a postponement. Cincinnati.

Oof 19. The Gazette's Charleston, VV et Virginia special says: A fire to-night commencing iu Oiin-dridges restaurant on Capitol street, burned from the Cotton Opera House to Virginia street, destroying seven store bouses. The Opera house and Courier buildings barely escaped. Loss on the buildings estimated very little insurance. The loss on stock was oosiderably more than on th buildings, but the amount is not known.

NEW JERSEY. Elizabeth, Oct. 19. The reunion of the Union and Confederate soldiers began this morning. The line was formed at 10:30, when they marched to Waverly.

Fourteen veteran companies participated. The streets were with spectators and every building on Broad street was decorated. Gens. Kilpatricfc, Pryor, Pemberton and Ilalstead wcre'present, together with a number of State officials. At Waverly Gens.

Kilpatriok and Pryor delivered addresses, and a long programme of exercises was given. It is a gala day in the city, the display exceeding even that of the Fourth of July. This evening fire works will be given. IOWA. Council Bluffs, Oct.

19 Nine, out of twenty-two persons, confined in the county jail at this place, escaped at 8 o'clock this morning by filing off several bars, and afterwards digging through the massive stone wall. There were 100 persons in the vioinity of the building at the time, but nothing unusual was noticed. No due as to where any of them obtained. their tools. The majority of those who availed themselves of the chance of escape, were confined on the entree of larceny.

MASSACHUSETTS. Boston, Oct. 19, About seventy-five clergymen of this city met yesterday, and after denouncing the license law adopted resolutigns calling on all good men to repudiate at the coming election, both Republican and Democratic candidates for Governor. Springfield, Oot. 19.

The first building in the oountry erected exclusively for the order of Sovereigns of Industry, was dedicated to-day. The run on the Home Savings Bank continued to-day, and over $50,000 were paid to depositors. TEXAS. Galveston, Oct. 19 A fire at Anderson, Texas, this morning, destroyed fourteen stores and dwellings.

Odd Fellows' hall and furniture, Wiban Howell's store, two warehouses, post-office and valuable mail matter. Loss estimated at $40,000 partially insured. ILLINOIS. Peoria, Oct 19 The brewery of John Wickman valued at $35, 000, was burned to-night. The fire originated in the kiln room.

An employee sleeping in the brewery, narrowly escaped. Insured for $9,000. ENGLAND. London, Oct. 19.

A Special from Vienna says Herzegovina- insurrectionists' are preparing to attack The Turks are concentrating there, and the decisive battle is believed impending-, in in at iinl LA' GE ARRIVAL CF New Goods AT WEAVER SAUNDERS. OMr Buyer in he Market for ths SECOND TIM this Fall. Great Success of the NEW HOUSE. Cheap Goods for AM. A ItfHIItlflll 1 ill of New Cloaks, And Siill Later Novelties in Dress Goods! ires 25 per cent, less than ever.

WEAVER SAUNDERS. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. OTICR 'b lirMiv uiven. that uirlor anil order 01 ir.e juytriei. ot tlii! Kirst state of Kansaw.

in JunliM I I'ihtrict ot thp him I lor the county i uHMtrm-'C ot tiiu llrm Leavenworth, 1 will ot Hancock, It.x-)i Co on TUESDAY, THE 211th MAY OF OCTOHER, is: 5, at 12 o'clock M. of said day, ut tho Peuiten-tiary of the State ol Kiiiimu, sell ut private sale, to the highest bidder, tin- iol owing property, tc-wit: Stock, coni.ilinir of Misses lioes, nitiiiitla.ilure.i mid iinmami. lactureil, leather, llii'lnik'H, machinery ami tools ot the said litm of Hancock, Koohe A now in said Jpii tent lary buildings; and that 1 am now prepared to receive bids tor said describe 1 property, -ale to 1 for cash in hand, or on time, not ninety da' the purchaser or rmrclitiners, if eold i lime, to K'Ve Mood b.inkuble piip-r, to bu approved by the said court, or fudife ihereof. Dated Leavenwui III, Kjhmih, Oct. 1.

1S75. HtMiV HOI'KINS, JOt Asmgnee. U. S. Marshal's Bankrupt Notice.

DIST. COURT OF THE U. 8. tnHankruptcy Kor the District of Kansas. In the matter nf Joseph Kemp, Uankriipt.

DiHtrtr.t of Kansas, ss AW A KUAN I' ill bankruptcy hns been issued by said Court the estate of Ji.Heph Keiini, of the county of Montgomery, and State ol Kansas, in said District, who has en duly a bankrupt upon petition of linns) It, and the payment ot any debts, ai the delivery of any property belonging to said bankrupt, to him or to his use, and the (runnier ot any property by him are forbidden by law. A meeting of the ci editors of said bankrupt to prove til ei debts, and choose one or more as igneesnf his estate, will be leid at a Court of Bankruptcy to be hidden at Leavenworth, iu said District, on the 3 1 day of Mo-vember, A. D. Wft, at two o'clock p. at the ol Hiram (iriswold, one of the Registers in It.inkruiitoy ol said Dislric W.

S. ToUGII, V. S. Marshal for District of Kansas II. S.

MausiialN okkich, Lkavknwohth, ltith day of Or.tober, A. D. 1S7-). FCK SALE BY AUCTION will sell bv auction, at my fin-n'tuie auction Hlore, in Latiig'a bunding, on r'oiirih btreet, TIIUKSDAY. OCT.

21, 1H75. roinmeneinsr nt 2:30 o'clock p. precisely, bixty line cliiomos. Sale p.jaiiive. M.

EARNS, Auctioneer- GRAND CENTiiAK 0 Livery, Sale and Feed STABLES Best ttor-es and Finest Carriages in the city Nos. f17, 51 'J A flil Shawnee irfiftveuwortu, Ka" H. MoUANATHAN. 2" Proprietor XIX AG SHORT LINE VIA St. Louis, Kansas i'ity Northern AND Chicago Alton II A I li It (J A 1) Crossinir the Mlfsissippl on the Great Iron Bridge at IjOtiisiamt, and passing through Isuksonville, Bloom-inicton and Joliet.

NO TRANSFERS NO FERRIES NO CHANGE OF OARS The Only Line Uunning Reclin'f Seat Palace Cars KT KKN mm CITY ani CHICAGO Without Clianire. No Eitra Ctoie for Seats in tnese Cars Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Run Through Between Kansas City Chicago Without Chantce. Palace Dining Cars on Day Trains. Time, Scenery, Track, Accommodation, ahead of all other routes. I.

C. McMULLIN, Uen'l superintendent, Chicago. JAMES CHARLTON, un. fans. A fick.Afrt.

Chicago. W.H.BAMS&C0., Bole Agenti Chicago, "DT.WYES MPS. biJ Charch, Factory and School Depot. 34 S. canal St.

Brinq your magazines to the Com KKctL bindery, and get these bound at low price. N. Y. Money Market. Nbw York, October 19.

Gold opened 116Jf, cloesd at 16, the two extremes of the nay. Kate paid lor borrowiug, B-F4S1-6I par cent per day. Governments firm. Kailrourt bonds dull and lower. State bonds auiet Blocks ouned firmer and higher, improvements raenrin from to 1)4 uer cent; at the second call the nuarket was firmer and stocis were hicher uunne the last hour ol business the closing quotations being gene: ally the highest ot iheday.

Sterling, 00 days, $4 76 sight, $4 80. New York Market. Kiv Tokk, October 19. Flour Ouiet and unchanged. Wheat Unsettled, lower and irregular No.

1 spring, 321 39: No. 2 Chicago, new and old. i 2r'ri)l 26V: No. 2 northwestern SI 27; 28i; winter red western, found new and old, 1 41; amber, 2 45 KTI 1JU11. Barley Heavv.

Corn Lower and heavv: mied western steamer, 98 69ic; tail, high mixed and yellow western, 71HS72c. Oats Lower, mixed wmtern, inferior to prime, 3GQtHc. Miorv lulland lower. St. Louis Mai ket.

St. Lonis, Hemp Ouiet and unchatiecd. October 9. It lour Inactive and easier ior lower grade hkat um; No. 8, 4 3t; No.

2 sold at 1 6i4ir, closed with 1 til bid for fresh October: sold at SI 63. Cohn Dull and easier; No. 2 mixed 3t 4c casn ana uciouer 44c jNovcmner. Oats Quiets No. 2 34 a Mac: 33X bid Oc- to-er: 33340 bid November.

Baulky Choice and jancy in demand. lroiu medium ana lower grades. Ky Steady; No. 2, 7ia.73a Chicago Market. Cnicxso, October 19.

Flour Ouiet and weak. Uhkat So. 1 spring, 1 16al 17; No. 2 spring, i iciii spot; i uutouer; i etijj Jooveinber; iNo. 3 97C Corn and in tr-e ncain lower; No.

2 mi ed, 64o spot; f.3o bid October; 60'c jsovenioerr Oath Quiet and Arm; Fo. 2 3c spot; 43i unioL-er: iwe 1 id oveiuer. Bakluy Firm and uucbangrd. Ky Demand light und holders firm. Stock Market.

St. Louis, October 19. Cattle Stev'y Kc higher; good to choice native steers, S-5 236 25; medinm to fair 2o yood choice, Xexaos S3 80g4OU; choice 60; medium to lair 83 lo3 05; common 2 75iaa 90. Keccipts, 1,877. Hoos Steady; $6 7587 10 shippers; $7 25 7 65 bacon; S7 9J butchers'; (W choice, lieceipts, Chicago, October 19.

Cattlb Rfeceipta E0.O00; Fairly active and weak; 16S5o lower, prices ranged $2 506 25; shipping sold at $1 OOaU 25; 2 50 2 75; closing weak. Hog lieceipts. 15.0C0. Dull and unsettled; interior frrades 10c lower: sales at $6 75fe7 91); common to good, 7 40 7 75. JLmuseiiien ts.

OPEEAEOUS, SaUirday, Oct. Cb EMTFBTAIkMNrS E'CH .2 JSt Aftrnoou for tin Little Folks EveniDg at o'c'ook, the Great Alb gory ol PAHABISEXOST From St. James Hall, London, Englan J. The most extraordinary SPECTACLE OF THE GE Pure as the Pulpit; as the Drama! A mission 35c; reserved seats 50c. Afternoon 25c; ciildr-n 10c.

NEW SONGS When Little Mamie Died, Cong and Cho. Hays. 35 trie iDweroi the Del', Song and Cho Hays. Scho il-House on the Hill. Song and Cho.

Hays. Bessie, will you love me My d-a OH Home, Song t-ni Cho. Have. 35 song anl Cho. nnys.

Xrt SoDg and Cho. Hays. 35 foooy swell. The Little Log Cab-. in's the onie alter all.

Song and Cho. Hays. 35 Ts Motv er there houg and Cho. hats. 3o Tie Cripeon the UOT Willie's Dead, Song and Cho.

Hays. 35 Madelaine Gray Song and Cho. Hays. 36 Barney Machree, Sin Fnd Ctto. Hays.

85 iarlin, Song and Cho. Hays. 85 By HAYS. is Papa to night? Sorg and bo. Dunks.

30 Hungry and Cold, ong and Ci.o Dunks. 8 Shaoows of long ago ng asd "ho. Dunxs. 30 AMie Dar'iug, Song and Cl.o. Hanks 30 Oft in Drcamo a Sweet Voice calls me.

Song and Cho. Danka. 3D The G-ilden Wedding, Song and Cno. Hanks, so Why don't you wri'e to uau, slei? Song rnd Co. Danks.

30 The Withered Rose, Song and Cho. Daiika. 30 You'll forget me, by aud tiy, dong and Cho. Danks. 30 Promise you'll be true ro me, Sing and Cho.

Danka. fO Little Birdie May, Song and Cho, Danks. SO Sunoi in 7 Soul, Sacred Solo and Quartette. 30 By DANKS. Dasiung Female Swell, Serio-Com'c Song.

Stewart. 30 Angel Gabriel, End ong. Stewart. 30 Siug me to Mother, Song and Cho. Stewart.

30 Jolliest Qirl in Song and Cho. Stewart. 30 True es Steel. Pieiure, Serio-comic Song. Stewart.

35 Sing me a tong of my Nor Song and cho. Stewart. 30 Won't we sut aSvreil! Serio-Comic Song. Stewart. 30 Ettie Dear, for I wailing, and Cho.

S'ewart. 30 Don't forget to love nuu, Sjng an Cho. Stewart. 30 Help One Another. Picture, rio-Cumii.

S.ng. Stewart. 85 Swe't Mollie Mo3re, SjDgaudCho. Stewart. 30 Flirting rn the Streets, Scno-UomlcSang.

Stewart. 30 By STEWART. Litue Girtie a with the Angels now, Son and Cho. CarUtie 30 Foreaien, Ballad. Christie.

34 Waiting, love, for thee. Song and Cho. Christie. 30 Some one kis9d me in my eep, Song and Cho Chrittie. 30 Little Hands wc clasp no more, Sang aud ho.

Christie 30 By CHRISTIE. Pablished andfbr Sale by L.PETEES 843 Broalway, N. T. SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF KANSAS.

i County of Leavenworth, the District Court ot the First Judicial Dis-, trict of the Slate of Kansas, sitting in and for Leavenworth county, in said State. The Leavenworth Building and Trust Compa ny, riaintm, vs. Annie Galvin ar Daniel Galvin, htr husband, Anna Warner and Abb M. Warner, his wife, A. J.

Angell and John Foster, partners as Angell Foster, Defendants. Case No. 6923. PUBLIC notice is herebv given' that under and by virtue of the judgment rendered the above entitled action, in and by the above named court, and of a special execution issued on said judgment, to me directed and delivered, I will, on MONDAY, THE 15th DAT OF NOVEM- BKtt, A. D.

1875. 10 o'clock a of said day, at the south front door ot the court house in the city of Lev nworth, in the County of Leavenworth, and State of Kansas, offer at public sale and "ll to the highmit bidder, for cash in hand, the following described tract of land situate, lying and being in the County of Leaven worth, anu State of Kansas, namely: Lot nnmber twenty-four (Si) in block number Forty in Leavenworth City Proper. Said property is to be a-ld as commanded bv said special execution and in pursuance of said judgment. Dated October 12, A. P.

1875, WILLIAM H. BOND, Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas. Hiram Giiswold, Attorney for Plaintiff. X58W5W of to Of In Ex-Senator Chandler Con ducted into Office. ipture of Crooked ilks and Licfis in New York City, Whites and Blacks join Hands in Mississippi, Reunion of Federal and Confederate Soldiers at Elizabeth, N.

J. Nino Prisoners Escape from the Council Bluffs Jail. Marriage of Miss Cora Ross. Two Lynched in Wiscon sin. Markets by Telegrapu, Etc.

WASHINGTON. WaeLinjOon, Oat. 19 John II. Nichols, a cleric in the city postoffioe, has been arrested on the oharge of purloining: letters. Ex-Senator Chandler had a long interview with the this morning, find accepted the appointment of the Sicrettiry of the Interior.

As soon R.B Mr. Chandler had signified hif) acceptance, hia commieBion was made out, and a note sent to Chief Justice Carter, of the District Supreme Court, to appear at the White House at noon. The Chief Jusl ice accordingly proceeded to the exeevtivo mansion tnd administered the oath of office to the new Secretary. The cabinet then met and Chandler took hia scat at the table. NE'W YORK.

New York. Oct. 19. About $35,000 worth of lnoe, silk and velvet, trimmed and jet g'oooV, beds, recently imported from England, but undervalued in the invoices presented to the customs officers, were seized yesterday in the "free-store warehouse, and at the store of Livingston Brown. The capture of the original invoices led to the dis-coverv of tho attempt to defraud the revenue.

John II. Cuthbert whiski rectifiers, suspeuded yesterday, and made an asiinnniont. Their liabilities are about $150,000. New ork, Oct. 19.

Jacob Sonder-lan. who on April 19th bhH and killed Louisa Lieberraan, was convicted of murder in the firsdegree to-day. His sentence has been deferred until tomorrow. Albany. Oct.

19. iv. Tilden has instructed tho district attorneys throughout the State to prosecute all persons guiltv of improper use of money at elections.on pain of dismissal. Buffalo, Oct. 19 Ttios.

Ileenan and Benjamin Uickey, aldermen, were today arraigned in the Superior Court for criminal misconduct in office in selling to the city and auditing their accounts for wood and supplies furnished. They were held to bail in the sum of New York, Oct. 19. A special to the iSun from Now Haven reports that the procession of the Odd Fellows' Encampments of Connecticut, with invited Encampments from abroad, were insulted and pelted with stones by the students as tbey passed Yale Coileue, and retaliated by charging upon the students with drawn swords. Several of the students were slightly wounded in the affray.

The faculty of the college have expressed their regret at the unfortunate occurrence. TENNESSEE. Memphis, Ortt. 19. The Appeal's Jackson Mississippi carrespondent, arives the following statement in regard to the so-called treaty of peace, whereby the militia was disbanded.

Several prominent citizens of Hinds county, including Ojneral J. Z. George, Chairman of tho Democratic State Executive Committee, held an interview with the Governor on Thursday. These in response to the fears expressed by ths Governor that peace and good order would not be preserved, and that colored men wouid not be permitted to vote as they pleased, assured the Governor that there wae no other desire among the whites than that peace should he preserved, the laws enforced and a fair election had. Th leading whites had all along inculcated this, and tbey also assured the Governor that they would pursue this course until election, and would both by precept and good example do all in their power to preserve peace and secure a fair election.

Gov. Ames promised that in view of the statement made by the citizens, he was willing to meet their views as far as he could, and to that end he promised he would order all the militia com panies which had been orgaoiz-d to dispeise and go their homes without their arms, but in future consultation it was agreed that the arms of several companies organized should be deposited in depots in the neighborhood in which the company were raised, and should there be guarded by U. S. troops, to be detailed for that purpose, and to be under the control of the Governor and to be removed only on his order. Or if U.

S. troop could not be obtained, then the arms were to be guarded by men selected by the Governor and Gen. George; that the arms would not again be delivered to the militia, except in case of riot or insurrection which could not be suppressed by the civil authorities. PENNSYLVANIA. Oil City, Oct.

19. A small tenement house, in the northern part of the city, ocoupied by a family named Gent-y, was burned this evening. The mother of the family had gone away leavirg the house in charge of three children, who endeavored to kindle a fire with kerosene during her absenoe. The fire in the stove ignited the oil in the can, which instantly exploded, enveloping the house in flames and so badly burned the little boy who was lighting te fire that there are no hi pes of bis recovery. One of the little girh escaped without i' jury, but the other child, a little girl four years old, ran into a closet and shut the door.

She was not discovered until the bouse was consumed, when her charred remains were found. SPAIN. Madrid, Oct. 19. Senor Murusga waa appointed Minister to Mexico.

Senor Merry will go to Brussells. The Clothier. Cor. Fifth and Delaware Sts. N.

13. 200 lar-gre cases for- sale cheap. Bottom 7 Prices or P. HARLAN, Fashionable Hatter, 310 Delaware Street. AND CAPS, Fur Trimming, Canes, Gloves, ITA.TS, Tjxi' J.

The Wo. HATS Furs, nS which. lias upon g-etlinsr ii-onx mo Wholesale Liquors. HAAS 426 Delaware Street, Wholesale dealers in WHISKIES, Cognacs, Gins, Port and Sherry "Wines. Catawbas, Rhine Wine, Bums, Sparkling Wines, Cigars, Etc.

We shall keep snob, goods as the public demand, and just as represented, and on this assurance hope for their patronage. TTAAS CO. a44rto Chicago Advertisements. UNION NATIONAL BANK Issues Certificates of Deposits, W. F.

Coolbaugh, President. Washington LaSalle Streets, CHICAGO. Lord, Smith Druggists, Fill orders for Manufacturing Chemists and Dealers. CHICAGO. 86 Wabash Ave.

nri LEITER Importers, and Jobbers of DRT GOODS. CARfKTS, and UPHOLS-TERY. Special attention given to orders. Madison and PI I in A OA Market Streets. fl I IrMuU.

30 00 controls 5,000 Bushels of Grain for SO days. S2.500 is frequently realized on an investment of J0U. Parties desiring to operate in a large or email way, with equal certainties ot success, or th se wishing for information How to make and how to tave, Puts Cails. CHICAGO. POWERS Sr Grain Brokers.

177 Madison St. THE RAILROAD WATCH. The most economical time-keeper ever manuiactured; aa extra fine watch, superior finish, chronometer balance, adjusted to heat and cold, and fully equal. In design and fiQish, and for accuracy ot time, to a gold watch costing 250. Sent to any address, C.

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Watch Woiks, "64 Reiiairins a Specialt.v aTM jot uiana or rower WarrajUetl. New Plumbing and Gasfitting No. 221 Delaware St, Leavenworth, Kansas. BETWEEN SECOND AND TEIED STREETS. fest Assortment of Steam Fum'ps, Iron and 'J vnc jTumpa Ths only place where you can buy PUMPS that will give good aatisfactioa.

meat of GAS FIXTURES, Leid Iroi Pipes, Brass Work, heat Lead, Rubber Host, Wash Basins, Bath Tubs. tr Jsunaimrs fitted with water, gas and eteam pipes in the most airoroved nbu. reasonable and as low as any house in the West, pproveo plan. Wholesale Liquors. M.

Hofmann Wholesale Dealer IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN 211 Delaware Street, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD, Iaeavenworth, Kansas. a7Cd JOHN HANNON. JOHN BAUM. Wholesale Liquors. HANNON No.

113 North Fifth Street. WHOLKSALZ DSAXSBS IN Kentucky Whiskies, Cognac, Gin, Tito. Wise's Irish Whisky, Ohio Cata-nba, Rhine Wine and Sparkling Catawba, Scotch Ale and Porter, Etc. from the country promptly filled. Agent for Brenner's Doniphan winea HANNON BAUM- Scales For Farmers.

The U. S. Standard, FORSYTH SCALES (Established 1841.) ARE THE BEST, Send direct to rates and terms. the Warehouse for special J. T.

FORSYTH ft 109 Lake Chicago, ill. JAS. S3" agent for Improved Chain Pump, attid PHILIP ROTMSOMILD Larsw assart- Priced BOWEN, Prop. POLEYjlAgent. Practical Plumbers and Gas Titters.

DEALER IN Caps, Fars Gloves, Delaware Street, Leavenwortli. FURS REPAIRED. JOHN XiliiCll, DEALEBIN Fresh Ilects Sausages, Bacon, Eii M. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Cattle, Hcrp and Sheep. Shtwnt betw.

Fourth snd Fifth. LEAVENWORTH, KAfc. Hats, 304L ALL KINDS GF THOS. LSONAKD. r.

H. MAHOKX. HANSIOII HOUSE, Cor. Fifth and Shawnee Sts Leavenworth, Kas. TTRTIE9 coming to Leavenworth will al-XT ways find this a pleasant house to stop.

Being centrally located in the business portion of the city, it affords an advantage to business men that no other hotel possesses, 7d LKOKABJ 11AIDX rop'rs..