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CHICAGO ADT1ETISE3IENTS. CHICAGO ABTEBTISEMENTS. CUT a' SPECIAL IsQTICZS. SPECIAL NOTICES. United State District Court.

The following eases were disposed of on TJ. S. vs Douglas Sterling, unlawful prosecution, Ac. Motion for a new trial; motion over ruled; sentence, one year's imprisonment and fin of $500. J.

J. Covert was ordered to be recognised for his appearance in the anas of $290 to appear -Xturday april 2.t. ism Tewasaiis Editor Times akd Cokskrtatitk I have carefully read the letter of Hon. I. E.

Eaton in regard to the late township electioa and the action of the County Board in relation thereto. Also the answer of the Commercial, in whioh it thinks no doubt it has soooped Isaac and there is so vacancy in the office of Assessor, Justice of the Peace, or Constables. X2C0S.OaJJIaT. WO.VtiM'U)H. H.jLlAJk.Zh.M, (Sat sessore to OARSST STXVEKS,) Wholesale CJroecrs, MERCHANTS, Corner Lctcs tn Delawcre cts STAPLE 1KD WATS VI Giiovmnmn i To whioh we invite tha special attentl OAS II PUUOHA8EHS NEW ORLEANS, LOAF POWDERED, and CLARIFIED SDQARH, SUGAR HOUSE, NEW ii.

4JtO PLANTATION 1IOLA8SE3. JATA AND RIO COFFEE' CANNED FRUITS, NUTS, RAL3LN3 PICKLES, 8PICE8, SAUCES, 80AP CANDLES, CRACKERS, TEA, NAIL WRAPPING PAPER, CORDAGE ETC Parties Outfitting for tbs llinU Will eon salt their interest by purchasing oar blisbnieot, as OUtl 8TOCH IS COMPLIs ABO OUR PRIOES RKASONAK J. SXMXMBSR THS FLACB I Comer Levee and Et, Leaven orta City. eepUS-dtf BAMS. OOOHBAI.

X. SITTMAB, O.B. TATLOB. COCHRAN, BITTMAN a TAYLCH WHOLESALE GROCEB3, 23 A 25, SHAWNEE STH12T, CORNER OF SECOND. Ia IS A WORTH.

We have aow oa hand a complete assortmeat OHOIOB, STAPLE ASD Which we offer at Bt. Lonis and Chicaso orto. Freisht aoaed. Oar Stock ka beea selected eepedaUy for tbe wants ef the! KANSAS TRAPS MERCHANT? tf Invito to examine oar Stoc sfor parchases, asw feel we eo rive raftsareson soods that will enable thei- -purchas advaataaeoasiy Cccliraa, Eitlsnsn Tarlsr, S3st S3 cniiiiisa cytiap' LUAVEirvTOHTII, Horss Mail Company, tfAXTJTACTCXBRJ OP HORSE They ar the "STANDARD" Horse Nail throughout th Northwest. Office MW.V an Buren street Factory 66 to 68 w.

vaa cor. uiinton unicago. Onv TC.ll. mrm entire! from BENZON IRON, and are unaurpassed by any au in tbe market, XI. COKWITli.

Kres't. G.L.SM ALLEY. Sup't. feb25dln A. W.

KING3LAND. Sec'y. JAMKH W. KIRK ClWSTAIs ROCK SOAP, For Scouring and Pol lulling all Copper, Brass, Tin, Glass and Wooden Ware, for Removing Stains, Ink Blots, Smoke and Gams from Marbles. For Clean- is Paint and Yarnlsb work it nas no Superior.

Mann factored only oy jasiuh s. kibk Chicago. The Largest Iron Works West of n. Y. City.

mportant to County and State Officials. UNION FOUNDRY 111 ACHT1E WORI 9os. 711 to 735 South Clark Street, CHICAGO. Bf.S, BOUTOK Proprietors. XANUyACTTBSKS OF FIRE PROOF BUILDINGS All iron material entering into the construction of public and private buildings.

P.it Offices, Court Ilottaea, County Jallit faniic Iron Columns. Lintels. Crirders. Window Caps and Kills. Rollins- Shntters.

Stairs. Platforms and Railings, inoluding every description of cast and wrought iron building work. A specialty is made for lurnishtnsr complete fUUUJf BUliAiXu A AUKiALio. wrought iron Beams and Girders. Gilbert's Fat'd rrncated Celliags, The most durable, cheapest and best in tbe world.

All modern banking -buildings have tliam- drain Warehouses fitted np with the most approved machinery for handling and transfer of grain. Chioago granaries supplied "with them. AIL kinda nf Conntv and Railroad Bridsea constructed Car and Locomotive Castings, Turntables. Bolts, etc. -S Priv.tj, mtfutna well as minim nffinera ARCHITECTS.

CON TRACTORS and BUILDERS are particularly requested to investigate the TJmloo Fotaradry tod Machine Works of Chicago before giving out their work. 1une24eod5? Martys, Will You be Healed? READ AND ANSWER Holloway's Ointment Its Penetrating-Properties. The healing operation of this unequalled vegetable nreDaration is comDlete and thorouKh, because it penetrates to the very roots of the sores, ulcers, eruptions. Itia taken no by the absorbent vessels On the surface, as water is taken upon by a sponge, and conveyed to the sources'of inflammation and suppuration, where it neutralize? th malignant principle that produces the external symptoms. Old Wounds.

Ulcers and Sores In cases of ulceration, whenall hope of relief from the ordinary remedies has been abandoned, this balsamic Ointment wilt speedily change the condition of the diseased flesh, and restore it to soundness. It does net merely skin over the nrnTnr wound, leaving the suppressed virus tes tarinff beneath, to burst forth after a time in the old snaps or some other with increased viru lence. The Ointment instead of thus checking inflato nation extinguishes it. and soon repairs the ravages on the surlace. 'to carry on knMnri whinh are Dresentin the system in mm nf Mhrnnia ulceration.

Holiowav's Pills should be taken occasionally as the printed in structions direct. Bad Breasts and Bad Legs. Thousands of mothers suppose that inflammation ulceration of the niooles incapacitates tbem from nursing, when in faot a few applica tions of it olio way umtment would restore tne dultaat and sensitive tissues to Perfect sound ness. The cooling, soothing, healing action of tbe Ointment has been tested in every variety oi affections ottnis nature wita lnvanaDie suocesa. It is well known that of all ordinary sores those upon the lower leg.

are the most difficult to cure. Yet running ulcere that have defied surgery for twenty years can bo permanently and safely mnul in three weeks by th ns of this pene trating salve. Tbe same may be said of every species of glandular swelling aad discharging sore, inoluding those arising from a cause which is not necessary to name. The bowels must be kept free by moderate doses of the pills while the Dealing operation is in progress. Diseases of tine Chest and Throat.

Th KffWntnf tba Ointment in bad coughs and colds, ulcerated sore throat, tightness across the nheat. and all bronohical affections, is most ex traordinary. Its brisk application immediately over the seat of the pain or uneasiness gives almost immediate relief. It should be rubbed in vigorously at least three times a day. and the pills should be taken night and morning to keep down fever.

Passing through the pores the Ointment acts as a counter-irritant, and quickly relieves the difficulty ef breathing and the feeling of construction about the chest and throat. Piles and Fistula. Surgical operations never do any good in hem-orrhodial complaints, and the violent astringents sometimes used are always dangerous. The Ointment acts at once as a mild styptic and a renovating balsam on the inflamed membrane of the bowel which, when saturated with the onguent by means of often-repeated friotion. recovers its natural tone and a radical cure is effected.

Stiff Joints and Dropsical Swellings. There are no classes ot external disease: in which tbe Ointment produces happier results than in these. Its effect, in oases of stiff-joints, is marvellous. Their flexibiliy and elasticity are completely restored and the arm or leg which has for years been useless, resumes its na tural pliability and vigor. In dropsical affections it stimulates th absorbents, the water is taken up and swelling subsides.

Friction is always an important agent in facilitating the operation of the Ointment and the gentle, ca-tharic action of tbe Pills by preventing fever, promotes the healing process. CAUTION. The words "Holloway. New York and London." are watermarked on each leaf of the pamphlet enwrapping the pot or box. All others are fraudulent.

A handsome reward paid for information leading to the detection of counterfeiters of the medicine or sellers of such counterfeits, knowing them to be spurious. Sold at the manufactory No. 80 Maiden Lane, and by dealers in medicine throughout the world. A great'saving by taking the large sixes. Full directions with erpry pnt or hot.

Magnetic Infirmary, ESTABLISHED May 1st. 185. at 205 South Fifth street. St. Louis.

This Institute is conducted on the combined principles of Medicine emd Maonetiam for the special treatment of Chronic Diseases. Specialties: Catarrh, Throat. Lung. Heart. Liver.lEye.

Ear andlCancer. Dr. B. F. SPARR.

Medical Director, assisted by Mrs. Spabb, M. Professor of Maenetism. Prolapsus uteri, or Falling of the Womb, and all other Female difficulties, treated as a specialty. This department is npder the special supervision of Mrs.

Sparr, who thoroughly understands diseases and their treatment, and by her peculiar power, at once grasps the knowledge of the disease from which th patient suffers, and the remedies necessary to remove it. She challenges the world. In no case where a cure is guaranteed does she fail. All classes of disease treated on new and improved principle, combining Magnetism and herbal remedies of rare efficacy, with gratifying results. The benefit received is immediate and cure positive.

City references ean be referred to as to their efficacy in making permanent cures. P. S. All letters directed to OS South Fifth Street, eontaining stamp, will receive prompt attention, and medicires sent by express when reonired. feb22d4 OutfittlDff House.

HOSPITAL. Wall. 8ibley and all description of Tents. Wagon Covers. Harness, nth in.

Blankets, and a full assortment of outfitting goods, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices wholessle and retail: also largest tents made to order on short notice. Dealers and others wanting any of the above named ar-tinlna will find it to their advantage to ea.Il a.nt examine my stoek before purchasing. gpecial attention given to orders by mail. E. GOLDING.

Cherokee street, fourth door West nf thn W. eorner of Fifth street. Leavenworth Han. re ar27dl 02 DESCRIPTION OP BOOKS. CA1 Jl alogues.

Pamphlets. Directories, etc. etc. don at the TIME3 AND CQNSEKVATIV1 JQ3 ROOMS. 137E3Z3D: Ssbat for Youko MeifC The e-rrated and used up.

who have lost their yon'-nfal energy, ambition, and bodily yiaor. in toe pursuit of Scciai. 1 li Asraa. with words of cheer, and sauitary aid for the seemingly hopeless. Sent free, in scaled envelopes.

Address. HO WARD AfeSoSf IT ION. Box Pa. janSddccwSz if you mm Haib Rxstobattvb ever used for restoring gray hair to its original oolor. send 35 cents, for a package.

IF YOU YAII weet breath, send for our TnansH Dsrarxica. price Saeenta. r-- i 4 IF YDlI XI mt tsrchls or Bussing ia the Ears, send for our Stbbhvta-roay. Price 3i cents. i Either of the above sent post-paid en re ceipt of price.

i Address JOS. K.LOCH AK. 431 Market street. St. Louis.

Mo. Brake's Collection of nearly one hundred reoeints for making Brandy: all kinds of Wine. Gin. Ale. Beer.

Cordials. Superior Cider, and much other useful information for these dealing la or manufacturing any of the above, either for the trad Sent by mail (free of postage) tor fifty Uents. Address R. E. N0EM AN DY.601 Market street, pt.

liooH. mo. Worms occasion a capricious and variable appetite, disturb the sleep, disorder the bowels and easue moaning and grinding of Jthe teeth while asleep. B. Fahnestock's Vermifuge wil expel! tbem hntfledtately.

decieodlTa HAIB DTK. This splendid Hair. Dye is the best in the world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain lead, nor any vitalie poison to pro duce paralysis or death. Avoid the vaunted and delusive preparations boasting virtues they do not posess.

The genuine W. A Batchelors Hair Dye has had 30 rears untarnished reputa tion to upheld its integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye Black or Brown. Bold by all Drug gists. Applied at 16 Bond St, N.Y. PIBIPI.ES Oil THB FACE.

For CoTatnedoneBt Slack-worms or Grabs. Pimply Eruptions and blotched disfigurations on the face. Use Perry's Comedone and Pimple Remedy. Sold by all druggists. mn RUMOVE MOTH PATCHES.

FRECK JL les and Tan from the face, use First's Moth ahd Fbkcklb Lotioh. The only reliable and harmless remedy. Prepared by Dr. B. C.

Perry. 49 Bond N. Y. Sold by all Druggists. aproeodiui.

so "srouxx czziapucsa'. The Great Soothing Remedy. BRSi Cures Colic, end Gri-1 Pi-lee whitcomb's FtZfitZZSSZSL 9 Syrup. loess of teethirg. ta SIRS.

Subdues Convulsion' whitcomb's saurteintU1 syrttp. I Infants A MRS. Cures Diarrhea. Dys- WH1TCOM B'S enteryaSummerCom-wxtlAlUJUi Oi ia Children of Prlea as Cents. Prlc as rrup.

i Cewts ft in the Great Infants' and Children's Sooth' ing Remedy in all disorders brought on by Teething or any other cause, Prepared by the uraiton nauicinc jo. fct. louis. HO. Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines everywnere ocuowia T.

Ann cpiisscnorr. Rowland's Receipts Ac. comprising valuable Information for everybody. Sent by mail (free of pottage) for 60 eta. Address R.

E. NORMANDY. 601 Market SC. St. Lorn.

Mo. THE LATEST DISCOVERY MEDICATION. THS great difficulty whioh physioians have been laboring for centuries to overcome, baa at length been obviated, a. egetaoi uatnar tie and alterative more effective than anylmin oral preparation of Lhe same class, and as agree able to the taste as orciaary ean ay, ia sow oi-fared to the sick in the form of a Losenge- DR. BRASJtVI mUSLOW'l LIVER AND ST0HA0H LOZENGE Is tbe most important medicinal novelty that modern chemistry has produoed.

At contains two tnta.niAal extraata. serfeetlv harmless ia them selves, but embodying all the. remedial properties of mercury, and destined in this pleasant form to supersede and banish from nae. the nanseous Dills and notions of whioh thit dangerous excitant ia the main ingredient. More than One Thousand Experiments were made by the inventor of this peerless remedy bo fore it was brought to its present state af nMrfantinn- Tha T.ntMnf.

1. hArmleae In itm operation, and although the medicinal taste of its curative components nas been exungmsnoa by chemical their virtues remain as active and potent as ever. In Dyspepsia. Biliousness. Constipation.

Sick nr arret Headache. Piles. Dronsy. and the irregularities to which the feebler sex are subject, the Iaosenges will be found infinitely more ettecuve man any ot tne norrioie ana aisgust-ing compounds usually administered in such eases. As an antibilions specific and general aperient, they have no equal either among advertised preparations or the prescriptions of the regular pharmacopoeia.

s. It is guaranteed that no one who has once tried Dr. Erasmus Window's Llrer and Stomach Loienge. will ever again take a purgative powder, or draught, or pui. ROBERT PARH AM.

Asent. Corner Third and Shawnee street. Leaven worth. Kan. 5 i.kt WMMi No HcifBDO.

It is warranted to cure lost or impaired Smell or Hearing. Watering or Weak Eyes, offensive breath. Ulcerated Throat or uoutn, fain and Pressure in the ilead. and loss of memory when caused, as all of them fre quently are by tbe ravages of Catarrh. It is pleasant and pa'niess to use, oontaina ao strong poisonous or eaustie drugs, but cures, by if mild eoolhina action.

I will pay five hundred dollars Rbwabd for a oas oi Catarrh that cannot cure. FOB HALE BT HOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. Prici Oiut Cnrra. If vour Drna-ffist has not vet cot it on aal. don't be pat off with some worse than worthless strong stuff, "fumigator." or poisonous eaustie solution, which will drive the disease to the Ima instead of curing it, but send sixty cents to me and the remedy will reach you by return mail, four packages, post paid.

$2.00. one dosen for o.uu. Send a two cent stamp for Dr. Sage's pam phlet on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor, B.

V. PIERCE. M. JyJldAwtJl Buffalo. N.Y.

LAWRENCE. KANSAS. M. A. SMITH FHOPRIETIKJ eaptH d448 STUTSMAN KEENE, r.lerchant Tailors, 110 Delaware oat.

Fourth Fifth, LEAVES WORTH, KANSAS. 3m en dDaCS 5D DOLLARS, distributed monthly by Sworn Commissioners in the Legal Kentucky State Lottery. end fnr irTllji.r njir 7Vv Tw. Xwyfc. Address C.

H. MURRAY A qeo neoqoo uovingtoa. ny ROAD NOTICE. "j-0TICE hereby given that there will be a JL petition Drasented to tne Hoard nf Cnnnlv (Commissioners of Leavenworth County. Kan sas, at uteir regular meeting in may, for a Chang ia the Leavenworth snd Xawreno road, as rollows commencing at the north west eorner of the northeast quarter of section 8.

town 10. range 22: from thence to Little Straneer Bridce. from thence to the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section town 10, range St. from thence south on the range line to tire southeast corner of tbe northeast quarter Of section 13. towa 10.

range 2: from thence in a southwesterly direction, to th Bisr Stranger Bride on the ahortaat and nni rout, and to vacate tbe present established routes or surveys of roads between the termini prayed for in said petition, except where said routes or surveys may be occupied by the new survey. JAM'S ORR. jjveBworth county April 12, 1870. BEST JOB PRINTING! WFST OT THB Bfifsissippl P.iver at the TIMES AMD riONSiRVATIYE JOB ROOMS, a a. a.strsBAXS.

SIO. B.CAaMB'Tin. cilciht lizzie SHIP CMAMDLEHS ito DiiLiiial tm TWINES. AND C0RDAGL. 205 and 207 S.

Water St, CHICAGO. We would call particular attention of the Trade to lour stock, as we at all times have th largest and best assortment in the West, of Cotton and Flax Duck, all widths: Ditching Ropes. Manilla and Tarred Rope Bags. Bag ging, Burlaps. Canvas.

Oakum Tar. Pitch. Tackle Blocks. Chains. Coal Tar.

Koofing Pitch and Felting Wire Rope, either Iron or Steel, for Mining. Hoisting, or Ferry purposes Tents, of every kind Wagon Covers, of Plain or Rubber-coated Duck. Of Silk or Bunting, as per Army Regulations constantly on hand or made to order. PALMER, FULLER CO. VXiiiii H5-' ttmv MAHUyAOTUBBBS OB Stairs, Stair Railing, Balusters and Posts.

rJouLDincG, Hope Mouldings, IB LlIUBER, LATH, AB A large stook of every description of building material constantly on band. Estimates and Frioe Lists sent on application. Corner Clark Twelfth CHICAGO. JANES A. COWLE8, ATTOItN IC -A.

1" JL. A Special attention given to Patent Law. American and Foreign Patents SbKciled, aw Office 8S Washington Street. CHICAGO, ILL. ian2MAw91 MOODY CHURCH, BAHCFACTCRCKA OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, NEWELL POSTS, BALUSTERS, Stair Railing-, Jflouldings, FLOORING, SIDINGS, DIALERS IN LUMBER, LATH AND A large stock of every description of Building Material CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Estimates and Price Lists sent on appli cation. CargoeslDocked, Sorted Dressed. Office and Manufactory, 110 West Twelfth Streets, CHICAGO, ILLh A. MOODY. a.

R. CWTrBCTT. fnneWdeodW 184. 18TO. LAFLIN, BUTLER Wholesale Paper Dealers Hi 11 WatMsels Ave, CHICAQO, ILL.

Cash paid for Rags and all kinds of Paper Stock. ianWilfll TOE MUTUAL. BENEFIT Life Insurance Company NEWARK, N. J. Assets aaraooD agkmts W.

L. EASSON. flen'l Agent for Kansas and Nebraska. Offi a. 9 PTCt.

A WAR'S ST Public Sale of; Real Estate. XWILL, on, Satordar. the day of April. 1870. at th premises, sell at Pobxjc Aocrioa the well know I VALLEY DOME ESTATE, raor recently known as -the BRiaHT0N HOUSE ESTATE.

In Salt-Creek Valley, bat 2 SueYtrom Leavenworth City and miles from the Great Mol River at Fort Leavenworth, on the Great Military Road, This property embraces 12 acres of choice sar-dening lanoV with a fin larso nearly new Hotel boUdinK with Btor stable, well, and out honses. idmirably adapted to th. faotoland 8 toek Yard business, or ean be easily converted into a most princely residence with fine garden and superb pleasure grounds. Tsavs or- Sai- One half Cash and tha remainder on 12 months time. Interest on the deferred payment ef 6 per cent Per an era.

Sot farther Particulars Leavenworth. March 23. 1S70. mar27dAwl)2 SCIENTIFICALLY' BLYELOPID A a mankind, from indiscretion or other Causes. bas baea doomed to suffer from disease, ao also has a remedy for disease beea provided.

Our hills aad valleys abound with roots and herb, which, if scientifically prepared and compounded, will restore health and visor to the invalid. To find such a remedy we should seek on that has stood the test of ag GERIilAIvf DITOEHS Sore Cure for liver Complaint. Core Care for Dyspepsia. Sure Core for Debility. Sore Core for Jaundice.

Sure Cure for SSarasmns. Ana iu hoc nuns aruuii irom wvaaneas or want of action in the Liver or Digestive Organs. The great remedy for .1 ar i IMPURE BLOOD. And all diseases arising from it. The great pre ventive of FEVER AM AGfrE.

It is an imDOSsibilitv for any one to have Fe ver and Ague. If they will use a few bottles of this remedy each spring and tall. 6100 ClOO oioo Will be given for any case of this disease that occurs to any one that uses the Bittern or Tonio as a preventive. Those who have the Fever and Arue will And after the chills have stopped, that by usins a lew Dottles or tne Bitters or Xonio. tnat the dis ease will not return.

These remedies will rebuild their Constitu tions faster than any known remedy. The remediea were nlnnnd h.fnm tlia nnblin thirty years ago. with all the prejudice of so-calftd "patent medicine" operating against them, but aradually their virtues became known and now. to-day they stand at the head of all preparations of their class, with the indorse' men of eminent judges, lawyers, clergymen and physicians. Read the followlns symptoms, and if yoa find that your system is affeotod by any of them, you may rest assured that diaeaaa baa oommenead its attack on the most important organs of your body, and unless soon checked by the use of powerful remedies, a miserable life, soon termi natina in death, will be the result Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles Fullness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food.Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of tbe Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried or Difficult Brea thine, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Bight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits all indicate disease of the liver or digestive organs, combined with impure blood.

Hoofland's German Eitters Are entirely vegetable, and contain no liquor. It is a eom pound of Fluid Extracts. The Roots. Herbs and Barks from which these extracts are made, are gathered in Germany: all the medic nftl virtues are extracted from them by a scientific chemist. These extracts are then forwarded to this country to be used expressly for the manufacture of this Hitters.

There is no alcoholic substano of any kind used in compounding the Bitters: hence it is free from all the objections incident to the as of a liquor prepara tion. Hoofland's German Tonle Is a combination of all tbo ingredients of the Bitters with pure banta Crus Rum. Orange. Ac. It is used for the same diseases as the bitters, in cases where some pure alcoholic stimulus is required.

TESTIMONY Like the following was never before offered in behalf of any medicinal preparation HOH. OKO. W. WOODWARD, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Penn sylvania writes PHiT.ADirr.PHrA. March 1A.

18R7. "I (find Hoofland's German Bitters is a good tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs. and of great benefit in cases of debility, and want ot nervous action in toe system. Tours truly. GEO.

W.WOODWARD." UOSf. JAMBS THOMPSON. Justice of the Snnreme Court of Pennsvlvania. Pwir.ineT.pnT.. Anpil 9A.

1ASA.I I I consider Hoofland's German Bitters' a valuable medicine in case of attacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my experience oi it. xoors. witn respect. JAMES THOMPSON." HON.

GEO. IHARIWnflD ustice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. June 1. 1868. I have found by experience that "Hoofland's German Bitters" is a very good tonic, relieving ayspept.o symptoms almost dlreotly.

GEO. SHARSWOOD. HOW. WM. F.

BOGKKS, Mayor of the City of Buffalo. N. Y. 4 vox's Orrica BrrrVii.n. Jnne 23.

18A9. I have used "Hoofland's German Bitters and Tonic in my family during the past year, aad can recommend them as an ezoellent tonio. im- Earting tone and vigor to the system. Their use as been productive of decidedly beneficial ef- ibuui. niu.

c. nvuang, HOH. JAHEg BI. WOOD, Ex-Mayor of Willlamsport. Pennsylvania.

I take great pleasure in raeommandinr "Hoof. land's German Tonio" to any one who may be afflioted with dyspepsia. I had the dyspepsia so oadiy xtwas impossible to aep any lood oa my stomach, and I became so weak as not to be able to walk half a mile. Two bottles of Tonio attectea a periect cure. AMJSSM.

JOHS KUTERM AilltS. KSQ.t Law Partner of Judge Maynard. Wllliamsport. Pennsylvania. This is to certify that I have used "Hoof land's German Bitters for dyspepsia, and found it an invaluable remedy.

CAUTION. Hoofland's German Remedies are counterfeit ed. See that the signature of C. M. Jackson is oa the wraPDer of each bottle.

All others are counterfeit. Principal Office and manufactory at the German Medicine Store. No. 631 Arch street. Phil adelphia.

Pa. CfllS. U. EYAKS, Proprietor. Forma C.

91. JACKSOJt CO. PRICES. Hoofland's German Bitters, per bottle $1 00 Hn da do h.lf dnun AO Hoofland's German Tonio. put up ia quart bot tles.

60 per botue, or a nair dozen for 57 oo VDn nnt forset to examine well the article you buy. in order to act the genuine. FOR 8 ALU BY ALL EIIUGGIGTG. Asad dealers tm Itf. ed jelne Everywhere.

"IIppbtjs H. Walkbb, Is in the city. Tan Natiooel Tbtr CompaBy will be here gain soon. -7 Xbb Mayor of Kickepoe was la the city yesterday. Thsbi tu set ft before the Polioe Court yesterday- I R.

Elliott, of the Manhattaa Standard at the Plaators' Hobs. C. S. Labs, of th United States Hotel at Ellsworth i in the cfty. A fine reeidenoe is being? erected on Main street, a abort distance above Cbbw 4 PoaoAii hare all the late papers, southeast corner Fifth and Delaware streets.

A good shav or hair cut ean be bad at Helmer's, south aide Shawnee, near Fifth street. A large number of immigrant wagonerom Northern Missouri passed through the city yesterday. Ybstsbdat waa the warmest day of the sea. son thus far, the mercury going ap into the eighties. Lib bb coats and airy habiliments generally were sought after yesterday, with great earn estness.

Tan account of our trip to Humboldt be yond that already published in special de spatohes is deferred nntU to morrow. Tub banks in. Kansas City show a great fall 'lag off the clay banks; So strangers think who try to go about that town after dark. Tfl ieeress of assessments in the District ol Kansas for 1870 over that of 1869, on the an ul list, is $32,000, or 31 per cent. Tbb Dialriet court roam is to be renovated aad fixed no for the summer judicial campaign Why shouldn't the lawyers take comfort as well as other people? is the name of a station on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, near Kit Carson.

Il aamed after our "Daniel Gopher, and is consequently a lively town. Dsxtbr Flotjb. Gordon has just received another ear load of the celebrated Dexter Flonr made of pure white wheat. New is the time to lay in your supply. aa.o per iw tee.

Cbablbs Fisbbr, the colored man whose rescue in this city from the hands of the slaveholders created great excitemenUa. J859, is now a member of the Mississippi Leg- islature. beaveawerib Sle Sebowl Will be opened on Wednesday, April 27, in Garrett's building, corner Third and Cherokee streets, np stairs. Primary, scientific and musical departments. For partial ars see circular.

apr23d3t A sncBKBiN man who was riding recklessly down Fifth street oa horseback last evening was promptly arrested by officers Nealon and Woolheater. He was led np street in a drooping condition and his horse taken care of. Cases: skid clothes are. again the. style for gentlemen, and plaid is an epidemic Get some checkered apparel at once.

Some of the patterns are very neat, and all are decidedly showy. Tan ladies are already coming out with their new spring hats most of them tasty little articles, with much less ornament than nsnal, which is universally pronounced an improve meet. Deputy IT. S. Marshal Sohott arrived in the city yesterday with Mr.

Rankia and Mr. Tan Homi of Baldwin City, formerly deputies under John John Speer, who are here to testify before Col. Marr, Supervisor of Internal Revenue. Hobacb Cook, of Leaven worth, Kansas, recently ate three pounds of raisins, on a wager, aad won it; but it was paid to his heirs. Chicago Tribune.

It may be so; but we don't remember it. Some of the Eastern papers drop ns refreshing items occasionally. Wm learned yesterday that one or two conductors en the Kansas Pacific Railway bad been arrested on complaint of the company, for failing to cancel tickets, which were afterwards told a second time. We are not in possession of sufficient information to warrant us in saying more in regard to the matter. C.

A 8. W. R. R. The following is the time for running of trains on the Chioago Southwestern railroad under the recent change: Leave Platte City at 8:30 a.

m. and 3:20 p. m. Leave Beverly at a. m.

and 6:40 p. m. Connection is made with trains on the Mis' sonri Valley road. TopbkA whiskey, long celebrated for its instantaneous viotory over the human frame, bids fair to live only in the memory of those who have been aceustamed to putting themselves outside of it. In other words we learn from the Reoord that the City Council are re fusing to renew licenses and will grant no more and the Capital bids fair to become a thoroughly temperance town.

Tan morning market has been well supplied with fine house plants and during the past week, from the various nurseries in this Ttcinity, and it is creditable to the ladies to say that they have purchased them freely. A small sum will buy a large and beautiful col lection. There is no better investment for the amount of money required, and no ornament of art can compare with flowers. B. 8.

Ricbabds, the veteran harness and saddle dealer, has a larger stock of goods than ever before, whioh he is selling at the lowest living rates. His trade is now very extensive and daily increasing. There is no better place to boy than Richards'. Farmers will find it to their advantage to give him a call, and per sons desiring fancy outfits cannot fail to be iYocbo man, if yoa have a dollar to spare, invest it in the Mercantile Library, and gain access to the well-stored shelves of that insti tution at once. You will not miss the money after it is gone, and the information acquired in an hour's time spent in the Library Room each evening will give more genuine satisfaction and pleasure in after life than all the riches in the world.

Jobw W. Waienr, formerly publisher of this paper, enlivened our city yesterday by putting in an appearance. He is now a citizen Rochester, If. and. is engaged in the wholesale manufacture of furniture, and is meeting with the best success.

He is here to ell out his Kansas property. Old friends will give him a cordial reception and regret that be is no longer to be one of our citizens. Tbbbb waa no runaway yesterday. The lost time will probably be made np within a week. If is not it will not be the fault of careless drivers.

Nine-tenths of the accidents of this ort are traceable directly to carelessness, Horses are left standing on the streets untied, in hundreds of ease, every day. The ordinance relating thereto should be strictly enforced; people are sot safe on the streets. Dos Sisbs. on tbe doe collars is not generally understood. Its meaning varies on different dogs, ror instance On abiar.savae-aana.it means "Terriblv Porten- tions." on a little aneakinir cur.

'Thoronirh Poltroon;" on a lean dog "Tolerably Poor; on a lap dog, "Tearful Poodle;" on a bull dog, "Tragic Partisan;" on that dog opposite our offiee "Troublesome Phtbisie "oob, ooh;" oa all dogs "Tardy Perdition." Tbaibb on the Missouri Valley Railroad now run as Going north, the Omaha Express leaves East Leavenworth at 8.58 a. m. Tjainey and Chicago Fast Express, leaves East Leavenworth, at 3:47 p. m. Going South, the Morning Express leaves East Leavenworth at 10:50 a.

m. Bt. Louis express at n.oz p. m. Omnibusses leave the Ticket Office, opposite the Planters House, one hour in advance of the above time.

Fbbd.Habvbt, Ticket Agent. A asp of the Pottawatomie Reservation, with the price of each quarter section, can be seen em VUlVOa tf as a witness in. ease of U. 8. vs I.

W. Cooley. U. 6. vs M.

I. Dunn; bail fixed at $2,500. U. S. vs John Sanderson: motion and affidavit for eontinuanoe; motion overruled case set for May 2d.

U. S. va George Sprague; plea or guilty; fined $10 and costs for selling liquor to Indians. S.TI Elijah Young; missppropriation of U. S.

property; jury trial; verdict of not guilty. Z1U.S. vs. Augutte Angerstem; misappropriating and buying TJ- S. property; fury trial; verdict of not guilty.

L.J. Webb was ndmitted as an attorney. The Grand Jury presented fourteen indictments; and a number of Grand Jurors were excused. Sua what disinterested persons ssy of the Howe sewing machine: Tuscdmbia, Alabama, Feb. 6, 1869.

Mbssbs. Cocbrahb Bbowm, St. Louis, Mo: Yours of the 20th ulu, covering bill for machine, came duly to-hand. Wo are more than pleased with the machine, and have been operating it constantly for two weeks, with scarcely any trouble, in fact so little, that we can say none at all. We wanted a machine for family use, and this meets all the requirementse We will write yoa again if anything gets wrong, and anyhow era long to re-assure you what a blessing tbe is to people who use the Yours truly, R.S.

McRbykolds. Again, nnder date March 15, 1869. Mr. MsReynolds writes, "We have been operating the Howe constantly; have had no trouble, doing all kinds of work with ease. We have just, finished an elaborate piece of braiding, the admiration of all who have seen it." This machine was ordered to bo shipped by express, and the only instruction they had were from the instruction book which aooompanies each machine, and is so plain that a child can understand it.

FROM THE GOLD DIGGINGS. Golds City, Colorado, Jan. 16, 1869. Messrs. Cochrane Brown, General Howe Sewing Machines.

Tbe machine eon tinues to work to the satisfaction of the "ma ternal head." Yours, Ac, C. Bakbbs. H. B. Kitohel, agent, northeast eorner Del aware and Fifth.

auwedAfri nm.C.lierry, Jr.ftCe. Merchants throughout the whole Missouri Valley and the West will consult their best in te rests by purchasing their stooks of boots and shoes of Wm. C. Berry, jr. Main street, Leavenworth.

There are many reasons why this firm is especially deserving of patronage, Mr. Berry is a man was orouent up in the wholesale boot and shoe trade and is to-day connected with some of' the largest houses in New England, His goods all come direct from the manufacturer, and are of the best make and quality. He pays no profits to middle men or to dealers at tne New York and Chicago way stations. Merchants who buy of Jaerry A Co. get the goods in tne original packages.

This firm, possessing these rare advantages, has been enabled to build up a trade unequalled in the West. They are men of integrity and high character, and do business on sound prin ciples. We recommend our readers everywhere to send their orders to Wm. C. Berry, who guarantee all goods, and whose scale of prioes is so low as to permit a handsome profit to the merchant who makes purohases of tbem.

A Nbw Ihstitittiow. The Weed Sewing Ma chine Company, of Hartford Connecticut, have established a permanent agency in this oity for tbe sale of their superior Sowing Machines Mr. L. Ohr, the agent, has taken a part of Ken- muirs large and elegant jewelry store, where he would be pleased to exhibit the superior qualities of the Weed Sewing Machine to the citiaens of Leavenworth. The Weed is well-known East where it seems to be sunerseeding the older established machines.

It carried off the first medal at the Paris Exposition in 1867, as the "Best Sewing Maohine," and during tbe last three years has taken the highest prise at the State fairs of Eastern States. Also at the American Institute at New York and Maryland, and Baltimore, last October and November. It is truly a family favorite wherever need. It runs easy, and owing to its superior mechanism and simplicity in construction is easily kept in order. The Weed is a shuttle machine and makes the celebrated lock-stitch.

We say to our friends to call at the Company's agenoy and examine these elegant Sewing Machines. Thb Bbst aro ObiOisal Tobic or Inoa. Phosphorus and Calisaya, known as Ferro- Fhosphated Elixir of Calisaya Bark. Tne iron restores color to the blood, the phosphorus news waste of the nerve tissue, and the Calisaya gives a natural, healthful tone to the digestive organs, thereby ouring dyspepsia in its various forms, wakefulness, general debility, depression of spirits also, the best preventive against fever and ague. On pint contains the virtues of one ounce of calisaya, and one- teaspoon ful, a grain of iron aad phosphorus.

Manufactured only by Caswell, Hasard successors to Caswell, Mack New York. Sold by Druggists. satitb JlnDMioni Home. J. B.

Fluno announces to tbe old patrons of the European Hotel, and to the public gener ally, that tbeestabliabmontnas been thoroughly repaired and renovated, and will be open for tbe reception of guests on Monday the Zatn inst. The nam of the hotel has been changed to Mansion Uoose, the original name, under which it will hereafter be conducted. Travel lers will find it a pleasant resort, both on ao-eount of being in a central location, and the advantages of employees who know how to cater to the wants of guests. The dining room will be open to day board ers on Monday next, the 2 1st met. Sew Books, Just received by G.

H. Oliver A Co: Our Saturday Nights, by Briok Pomeroy. Old Fashioned Girl, by Louisa M. Alcott Little Women, by Louisa M. Alcott.

"Hedged In, by Author of Gates Ajar. A Brave Lady, by Author of John Halifax. Hammer and Kapier, by J. aten Cooke. The Unkind Word, by Miss Muloch.

Tbe Rule of the Monk, by General Garibaldi Red as a Rose is She by Author of Cometh up as a 1 lower. So Runs the World Away, by Mrs. A. Steele. Under Foot, by Alton Clyde.

Who Did It, a Novel, paper. Our Hanafaetnrlacr tment Under the able management of Miss Stone, is being gradually developed into a leading feature ot our establishment. Having already acquired an enviable reputation among the ladies of Leavenworth as a reliable place to procure the very latea novelties in StlBc Batqvti and Raqvei, Bilk anil Pwplla Salts, and Dresses, Pique Suits, Linen Suits, c. Onr friends will be pleased to know that we are now prepared to take orders for Dretnst Suits stnd WrarmlaEii Orders are respectfully solicited and perfect satistaotion guaranteed. epril3dlm Wilsou A Kbits.

Wollman's Clatblne House. Among the leading business houses of our oity is the extensive clothing house of J. Woll- man, located at the northeast eorner of Fourth and Delaware streets. His stook comprises very style, sir and quantity, inoluding a special line of boys' and youths' clothing, These goods are being sold at Eastern prioes, as any one can satisfy himself by calling at tbe establishment, which we advise them by all means to do before buying elsewhere. Don'r be humbugged with the foolish idea that catarrh cannot be cured.

The world moves, and medical science is progressive. The proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay $500 reward for a ease of catarrh whioh he oonnot cure. Sold by druggists at fifty cents, and each package makes a full pint of the med icioe ready for us. Can ret it by mail for sixty cents from Dr.

K. V. Fierce, UuflIo N. Y. dAw Taa purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in the world is Haztard A Caswell's, made on the sea-shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Caswell, HaxzarJ A New York.

It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have one taken it prefer it to all others. Physi cians nave aeeiaea It superior to any of tbe tnerous la market. Sold by all Druggists. dtuAfr ATVBSTTinW is arain in the fiald with ih, mint iunnitli.li.il cutters, tbe most skilled of workmen and the most stylish goods.

He has just received elegant AJtRArtmnt nf f.atiitn.MA an (3 WWO firtrinn. and Knmm.r wa.i ti. for to make into suits of the latest and most approved styles at greatly reauoea prices. mrotf Tnim All Id. Tl 1.

1 uviHiwr jvaw Leavenworth as follows: Passenger, 9.35 a. connecting at Lawrence with the though mail for Kit Carson. Evening? train 5 20 connecting at Lawrence with tbe express with aleeping car attached. aprl7tf Taw Tl i v. fi.K at.

II tm nn.it ,1 a is constantly supplied with the best fresh fish. He has thus supplied a want which has long bean felt, and customers will be sure to find an Xeal1tnft avlSnl. til. tlanil An I. north side, a few doors west of Fourth.

tf Bia-ss of tne Blsj Has. A Garden 64 Main street, have opened out at retail in eonneeUen with the wholesale trade, a full line of the latest atvlna nf nnhhv hats, driving gloves, Ac. Goods at gold prices. Give them a call. aprlOdtf IrrABTS.

The most irrit.tila these tender household bnda. are thirmail it wer Into quiet and Sweet rannan. hv naini. Mrs. Whiteomb's syrup.

HOTJSSKBBPEHS find Dr. Prine'a Cream Baking Powder better than soda, saleratus, or cream of tartar for biscuits or cakes of all Kinds. Now, Mr. Editor, these offices, to the parties, amount to very little in regard to honor or profit bat as it respects the community, it amounts to a big thing, especially the "Assessor. Now the editor of the Commercial thinks he has read law enough to settle the question, no mistake.

I propose now to examine his authority. He says oa this point, Branson, N. is satisfactorily clear; that In the case of the people vs Pease, he says, "Thus in this oaae what is it that confers title to the offiee and the legal right to the reception of its emolu ments? It surely is the fact that the greatest number of qualified voters have so declared their intention at an eleotion held pursuant to law." Now there ean be no doubt on that point. Bat mark The judge says "an eleotion held pursuant to law." Now I submit to the judgment' of any man, has an eleotion any binding force that is aot held pursuant to law, though a majority of votes may have so de-elared their wishes. I think the whole question turns on that one point in the J.

Bronson decision, and all other decisions, referring to the same point. Was the late election held pursuant to law? If so, there is no vacancy. If not, there is. Not pursuant to the law of N. Y.

or Wisconsia, but pursuant to the law of Kansas, made aad provided for governing our lections. Section 3, page 404, Rev. stat provides "That the Trustee and any two Justices of the Peace shall act as judges of the eleotion." Section 7, page 1033. provides the same, and says, "they shall conduct the said- election in all other respects es other electioos voder the general electionl laws; they ahall meet by 10 o'clock in the morning and appoint two clerks for each eleotion; and should the said trustee and justices, or either of them, not be present at. the place of holding aaid electioa, by 10 o'clock a.

then the electors shall proceed to elect judges and clerks from those present viva voce, who shall be judges and clerks of said election. They shall also take an oath to faithfully discharge their duties as judges and clerks of said (township) election. Now I would ask the editor of the Commercial if any portion of these provisions of law were complied with in the last township eleotion I answer, no. There Was neither trustee nor justices of the peaoe present; neither did the persons present, by viva voce, elect judges or clerks; neither were either judges orolerks sworn to impartially or otherwise hold a township election. Was that in pursuance of law See.

4, page 404, says "The trustee of each township shall provide a ballot box for each lection distriot, and carry it to the place of holding an election, together with a copy of the laws eontaining this act." Waa this provision of law complied with Not a bit of it. It is true, as Eaton says, that in two of the Wards there were two boxes, and a counoilman told the judges of the First Ward to put the negro votes in one box and the votes of the whites in another; and they did so. Now, Mr. Commercial, was that in pursuance of law? Sec. 20, page 410, provides 'that the judges shall put under cover one of the poll books, seal the same and direct it to the County Clerk of the county, where the return is to be made, together with the ballots, sealed as herein before required, and shall be conveyed by one of the judges to the clerk of the county within two days from the day of the See.

27, page 410, provides "that the judges shall preserve all ballot and de liver the same to the County Clerk to be filed in his office." Was it done Not one provision waa complied with. Was that in pursuance of law NowMr. Commercial, what was the duty of the Board of County Commissioners under their oaths? They first examined all the returns of township elections outside of Leavenworth. When the clerk came to Leavenworth, Instead of having the poll book as in all other townships, he reported there was no returns from Leavenworth township. It is true the City Couneil bad by resolution told Madden to tell the County Commissioners who was and who was not elected The county commissioners very wisely conoluded that Mr.

Madden had no more right to tell them who was elected and who was not than Jacob Martin, or any other man; and so they deolared in pursuance to law, there was "no election held in Leavenworth township; and consequently there were vacancies in the offices of Assessor, Justice of the Peace and Constables; Now, Mr. Commercial suffer me to tell you the reason why there was no township election pursuant to law. The great city election teing so important and the township eleotion so insignificant, that the officers whose duty it was to see that the election for township officers should be held pursuant to law entirely forgot it; and after they found cut they bad blundered in the matter they try to lay the blame on the board of Canvassers. How unfair, not to say unjust, to make them the eoape goats to carry off their sins. Oh, yes, they should have canvassed the votes when there was not a single vote to canvass.

They should have declared who was elected when there was no election returns. In fset Mr. Editor of the Commercial, there was no township election. The election held on the 5th of April was a city election, held by judges appointed by tbe Mayor of this city; the ballot boxes were city ballot boxes; the poll books were city poll books, and returned to the city clerk, all in pursuance of law. Now, in eonclusion, what inference is to be drawn from the reasoning of the Commercial Simply this: That an eleotion held without judges, clerks, ballotlboxcs, poll books or re turns co tne proper officer, is a small informal ity, and will not vitiate tbe eleotion.

Such reasoning is, to say the least, simply nonsense. ITAl FLAT. Fire. Yesterdsy at half.past 12 o'clock a lire broke in a wooden shed or stable in the jail yard. and before the flames oould be subdued, it was burned to the ground.

The fire eaught in a pile of hay, through the esreleesness of a buy, The loss is not over $100. the peculiar loca tion of the jail rendered it a difficult task for the firemen to get at it, and before this was accomplished a number of citisena carried water in buokets and poured it over the roof of the main building to prevent it from catching fire Thejflremen were out promptly and in the yard at work as. soon as it waa possible to get there Some of the prisoners were scared badly, while others shouted "Let the old concern burn down." River Our advioes from the Missouri are not replete with starttlinr intelligence. The Kate Kearny finished unloading her wood aad departed for the Lexington coal bank yesterday morninsr. We advertise the Marr McDonald for St Louis at ten o'clock, a.

m. to-day, and the Glasgow for Omaha at four p. m. The Far West is due from below for Bent on, and there is a large amount of freight here iug usr arrival. The Columbia ought to be here from Benton soon.

She wintered Bear there, aad will probably bring a great many passengers. Tan Good Templars' (Empire Lodge) held vy t.Ke st evening, a large number of per ens being present. Among the leading speeches, we may mention those of Messrs. R. R.

Roes, James Brown, G. M. Bsrns, and others. The "Templar's Pledge" was the title oi a paper edited and read bv Mi. replete with good articles.

The lady deserves great credit for her spicy little journal. All wno were present were well enter tain ed. Tbb EiDBiDsa Hocsa. at Lawrence. tne management of E.

A. Smith. Wii. conducted than ever before, and is on. nf ii.

best uoteis in tne Union. We are alad to no- tie that it is a great favorite with the travel. ling publio and that our friend Smith is coining money. Th billiard room is as fin as a parlor. The Eldridge stands at the head of the finest street in the State, and is an honor to Lawrence and Kansas.

Bourn felonious outoast attempted to assas sinate an employe of this office, lot nioht about twelve o'clock, on Delaware street. He snapped a pistol at "ed, twio, but It would en. Tnere WM mha did, however, and thitt tk. the pistol was aimed. tr aaw vviaiasl across the fellow again there will be trouble..