THE LEAVENWORTH WEEKLY TIMES.

VOL,. XV. ILEAVENTTOKTH, , THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1870. NO. 44.

be surprised to see it exceed a thousand. next year. The irat is to commence at M. Funk for Probate Judge, and E. F. Heit-k- r W. D. Baibry, of hamnUe Township. settlers that we found here were holding what was handled at that depot, 1,500,000 pounds Cl'RREXT XOTES. There need be bo fear of the Democrats, and Round Lake, aboat ten miles from Saratoga, for Superintendent ofPublic Instruction. For 8Me Senior C. G. Waynant they called farm claims. of freight. It is the intention of the corapan v Wmtz Maj. J. K. Hndson was nominated for Re- Of this Jrn party of settlers I think eigh to sell their lands on ten years time, and ask day WYAjrOOTXE WnUu the Democrats themselves appreciate this New York, on the fourth of July, and COUNTY. i presentative for the 80th District, aa will be teen or nineteen remained to hold the town for no pavment in advance. rates ot The body of a child at Knoxville Tenn.. we the other on second day of August, Capt. Nelson. itic fact as thoroughly as do. the at seen by reference to the official proceedings ForJSi tor P. arte Mr. Branscomb returned to the east I travel are six cents oer mile. Atnn irwltifsiw was recently swollen to twice its natural pro- Six-mi- le Thirtv-fir- st exnlorinir' portions by the bite THURSDAY, NOVE5IBER3, 1870. Our candidates for the Legislature and the Urbana, Ohio. of the District convention held at the For BtfiWtBlive District I remained here stndine the time mrat to liirtlimr hnt sooL- -l n,w.n t.:. of a spider. Senate must be supported at all hazards. House on Monday. V. J. Law. the Territory until the middle of September, aim is to bring lumber from Chicago at such The New Orleans Times rejoices over the We have used all the diligence oar com when met at Kansas City the recond fact refus- at District-- Mr. I party1 rates as only to cover costs and bring low that the Crescent City is to have a hotel The Democrats in some instances are EPCBUCAaT KHIJIATI3ni. For Representative Eightieth . THE HEPIBUCAS COUJfTr TIl'MET. mand to secure a codv of the proreedinga of of free State settlers numbering some two freights." at las-t- ing to make any nominations whatever. But waaas cocxtv. CaipWll, of EdwardsvUle. two me vouaiy ionvenuon, ana an oitwi law hundred men, and women," and with Work on the Niagara Falls branch Our victory in the State this year will be Republicans State Senator Sixteenth District J. H. the candidates but Tain. For Bheinf Harvey Hortsman. them Charles Robin n ami S. Pmneroy. of there is only one course for to nominated, so far in C KANSAS. the Erie Railroad is said to be progressimj very unsatisfactory unless Leavenwortk pursue. Stand by the ticket, and by every Crichton. The resolutions were brought in at a very For Piuawling Attorney J. B. Scroggs. Gov. Robinson, Mr. l'onieroy, Gains Jen- quite rapidly. County is placed wholly and foreTer in the RnsselL late hour; and we print them without far- kins myself and perhaps one or two others candidate ticket. To trade to For Representative John For Probate Judge B. Sharp. ICau-dolp- on the or ther comment than say they are I. , came up here in advance of the party. Wc The girls at the Normal School in h, roll of true Republican Counties, in sympa- Probate MkkeL to that the dicker is only to help the enemy. The only Judge Mdvin meanest and most shystering resolutions we For Clerk of District Court J. A. Cruise. arrived here at night and staid with the set- Strawberries. We have in our posses- Vermont, threw away their late thy with the State and with the Instruction sion a switches in terror, the other the rest of J way to carry out Republican principles is by Superintendent of Public S. have ever read, and we folly believe were in- For BnptrinHmitnt Public Instruction tlers in their canvas tents on the hill. One sample of ripe strawberries, picked day, on hearing Her-baug- b- - from vines on the premises of Wm. h, that they were inhabited dangerous in National Administration. The Democrats, voting for Republican candidates. W. Burke. tended by the "writer, first, to humbug the L. HoUingsworth. day was spent here in looking at the town laboring men's party, and second, justify site and consultation. On the second Ew? near Oswego. This is the serts. in their resolutions adopted on Monday, County Attorney C. C. Chase. to UNK COUNTY. in the votes ofany prospective Senators Rep- morning Senator Pomeroy, Mr. Jenkins and second bearing of the season. The third Immediately on the reassembling pledge themselves to vote for a Leavenworth MWE AS MABVET. District Clerk Fisk. of of resentatives in the Legislature who may pos- For State Bftor David Linton. myself returned to Kansas City, Gov. Rob- crop Is due in February. We arc informed Congress, an appropriation of 200,000 is to States Senator. Do they The Weekly Tikes issued to-da- y is the man for United Coroner Dr. G.W. Davis. sibly, on the whole, be "persuaded" to sup- For Probate Jadge J. C Qninn. inson remained here. At this time there by an old settler that he has gathered wild lie asked, for a continuance of the work on suppose that our people can be deceived by last number of that edition of our paper county. port for U. 8. Senator. were probably not less than one hundred strawberries in mid winter, near the timber. the Louisville and Portland Canal. saline For County Attorney J. II. Barlow. Think it any such shallow artifice? Should the De- which will be seen by our readers before the When we tret the official proceedinc. we white settlers within the limits of Douglas of three crops of strawberries a An idea of the value For Probate Judge A. M. Beebe. For Superintendent of Pnblic Instruction year! Omrego Register. of real estate at election, and we wish to say a last word to may be convinced that the ticket is the right Coontr. Montreal may be obtained from fact this Leavenworth To-da- the that mocracy carry county, For Clerk District Court A. S. Norton. Jesse Kennedy. v, 10 o'clock one to put np and support; but if they show A Settler's Association had been organ- Collision. at a. m, a lot of 120 feet by 54 feet was sold will himply be fehut out voice and con- them in regard to Harvey, Lowe, and the the express train due recentlv of all For County Attorney J. G. Mohler. the entire outfit to be as contemptible as the For County Surveyor Jerry Rockhold. ized and a code of laws adopted by the set- nere at 3:10 yesterday in that city for 53,116 40 in gold. whole Stale ticket. afternoon, arrived. The delay was'owing to trol over the election of a Senator. The For Superintendent of Public Instruction resolutions, we'll none of it Gaxtte, For Cfctk of District Court IL Trego. tlers for their government. I will not Land is sold The best informed persons believe J. a collision winch occurred on to colonics in Kansas from successful be Re- that COUNTYl attempt to correct all of the errors in the ihursday o candidate will, of course, a J. T. Wilson. LINN ATCHISON COUNTY. iHcmy-iivei- per cent, less man to a Ledger article of the ''distinguished Sen- night near Shawnee, between two freight ioriy publican, probablv nominated by a Re the whole vote of the State next Tuesday single individual, as an inducement emi- For Coroner J. B. Groger. For County Attorney A. F. Ely. For Senators William Hetherington and and had been trains one of the Gulf Road and the other for will not be less than seventy thousand. The ator," not the article repub- grants to settle in large numbers. publican caucus a caucus in which For Representative R. H. Bishop. For County Superintendent Public Instru- Samuel Hippie. lished in the Senator's home organ (the of the S. S. & G. Road; the former was a Republican vote, on that supposition, will The Tntnikr says that the three mouths Democrats can hare no voice for BILEY COUNTY. ctionGee. W. Bodkin. Probate Hereford. Atchison Champion and JVm) I do not think "wild train," and the other a "regular" For Judge J. T. ahead time. The engineers from the middle of June to the middle the reason that they will be excluded from reach at least 45,000, while it is possible that M. Morris. For Clerk District Smith. I should have noticed it at all. Indeed. I of and firemen of For State Representative J. Court Ed. R. For County Attorney J. L. Berry. September, were, r the Democratic vote will number 25,000. should have concluded that the object of the jumped oft" and escaped injury, when the warmer at Boston this ye-i- its meetings and deliberations. is not in Probate C. x It Probate Judge R. J. Harper. For Judge J. Quinn. For Clerk of District Court Abram "distinguished Senator," in writing the arti locomotives telescoited, and, together with than in any other during the past forty-si- this county, That would give us a Republican majority the jwwer of the Democrats of County Superintendent of Public Instruc- For County Surveyor John P. Brown. Weaver. cle lor the lMgr, was to distinguish him- eight or ten cars, were completely demol- years. of 20,000. The labor of every Republican ished. Two The home of a worthy citizen of iling-hamt- MipMting their intentions to be the best, to tion E. Gale. For State Senator Jas. D. Snoddy. For Representatives Sixth District, H. self as a writer of fiction. cars full of beef cattle were must be to increase this majority. some J. thrown in dead heaps upon the track. Fvrt was rendered desolate a few days In Forty-sixt- h But I should like to correct one or two aid Leavenworth in any way whatever in the County Attorney R. B. Spilman. For Representatives, Dis- Sawyer; Seventh District, J. M. Linlcy; since by Counties there will be a good deal of split- more statements in the Ledger article. The Seott Telegram, Saturday. the death of two promis- hoicc of a United States Senator. And the Clerk District Court R. trict, Scott Shattuck; Forty-sevent- h District, of J. Harper. Eighth District, John Parson.s; Ninth Dis "distinguished Senator" represents that he Sad Accident.. Ou Friday last, 5Ir.Lce ing children a boy and girl through the - ting on local tickets, but the State and Con- prevail- legis- Forty-eig- ht caving Kimc rule in regard to general County Commissioner Wm. K." Rich. D. A. Crocker; District, G. H. B. McCannon; Tenth District, G. was at one time a prisoner in the hands of Kitchen, Olathe, died of the hurt re- in of a sand Iiauk. gressional tickets must not be permitted to trict. J.G. of he lation and to all business coming before the State Senator, Seventh .District A. Bar- Hopkins: Forty-nint- h Destrier, S. M. Brice. A. Cushman. the Border Ruffians upon the banks of the ceived a few days before. Mr. K., on the The meteoric di?pl.iy of Mond.ry night suffer. Our n, I.'gi'-latur- nominations on these tickets are Wakarusa, and, after nine days captivity, day he was hurt, was riding one horse and was witnessed at Albany, Hudson, ISemiing-to- The officers of both rett. BOURBON COUNTY. JEFFERSON COCNTY. of the best kind, and every vote must be was sentenced to be hanged; that afterwards leading another, when suddenly the horse he Rochester and Brunswick. At lk'ti-ningt- brandies of the Legislature will HIIAWNEE COUNTY. For State Senator Fourteenth District. C. Senator Jones. secured. We appeal to every Republican to For J. H. he was set free, Gen. Atchison telling him was leading took fright, and" pulled Kick it was preceded by an explosion be. Republican;, and the chairmen of com- State Senator W. II. Fitzpatrick. G. Hawley, of Crawford County. For Judge of Probate E. DuBoi. that they the Border Ruffian leaders with such force as to cau.se the other horse which shook every huu.se in town. mittees committee make this his special duty on election day. could before to fall and a majority of every Representative Forty-fir- st District Geo. For County Attornev W. J. Bawden. For Clerk of District Court G. A. Pat- not take the responsibility the rear up and on him, fatally injuring Mrs. James Oate, the burlesque actres. Let the triumph be a grand and glorious country, and in view of the Presidential him. He was an industrious nil! lc Republican. Ixsivcnworth is, there- W. Veale. For County Superintendent of Schools J. terson. yonn' man, is now exjieriencing the same sort of annoy- one, and the majority as large as that of election then approaching, of hanging (ten. and leaves an aged mother, a sister, and a ance that Miss 1 fore, throwing away her votes and her Forty-secon- d S. Weaver. Lydli Thompson sullen Representative District For County Attorney If. H. Morse. l'omeroy, "as 1 was called, 1 being .President younger brother to mourn his untimely -- from some time ago. An iusinc female influence when gives suffrages to Massachusetts or Iowa. ft .a . - w" the her Jacob Haskell. For Clerk of the District Court. J. G. For Superintendent of Public Instruction oi ine committee oi vigilance ana com- death. We syniathize with his relatives in lover is following her about the country. Democrats for members of the State Senate mander of the Free State forces." Now, the this their affliction. OlatAcXeict Letter. HESTAIttBIAL. Probate Judge George Merrill. Bailey. B. McCIeery. great I'iltshiirg, Penii., so fiom J. distinguished Senator never was Miners much an-- House. This fact is so plain that we do We fierceive that Sidney Clarke has done County Attorney Thomas Ryan. For Probate Judge S. A. Day. commander Serious Accident. A youiij: man the presence of a gang of highway For Representative of Nintcentli District of the Free State forces, and never was a res n!bers not !elicve it jHrsiblc for any intelligent namea joiinson, rcsiuing ai i.nocttc, acu-- ami me as we predicted in the Franklin and An- Clerk District Court H. McArthur. For Representatives Fiftieth District, S. S. King. ident of Lawrence. On bis return from nurgiars mai eiiwns, wliosc duties here, dently shot himself last Tuesday afternoon. require them to be out ot" doors after dark, oter to be deceived. In saying this we derson Senatorial District, by bringing out County Superintendent of Schools D. Wm. IL Green; Fifty-fir- st District, C. W. in 1851, office J. ALLEN COUNTY. . September, be opened an in In company with his brother he was return- to Dem-ucral- have be armed to the teeth. urikc no charges whatever against the ic a bolting candidate for the purpose of de- Evans. Libby; Fifty-secon- d District, C. S. Steele; Kansas City, where he resided until 1857, For State Senator J. M. Richardson, of ing home with a team from Chetoa, and it During the storm which I.itelv Fifty'-thir- occasionally visiting Ijwrence and other i.is.sd candidates. Ifthoy were men equal feating Judge Scars. We sincerely hope County Surveyor D. A. Harvey. d District, . seems in cither getting in or out of the wagon Labette County. places in the Territory. over Ulno, tlie We ot a lady, attending a cir- Re- In the fall of 1855. the. unfortunate young man look hold of the in ability and personal character to the that it will not succeed. Aside from being DOUGLAS COUNTY. NEMAHA COUNTY. Fifty-fourt- h cus at the town of ISelleville, was saved For Representatives District, Sumuel Jones, a resident of Wcstport, who gun by the and by some dis- publican candidates, it would fctill he true grievous Sluason. barrel, means her head, and receiving the force of a wrong toward the party, the Senator Samuel A. Riggs. For Senator W. B. Davis H. Parsons; Fifty-fift- h District, Nel- claimed to be Sheriff of Douglas County, charged it. The contents entered his lungs a falling pole upon her chignon. l liH a vole for them would be a vote thrown State would be a great loser in not having Probate Judge John A. Cramer. For Representative, Thirteenth District son F. Acer. called out a large posse to aid him in making and his recovery 1 considered doubtful. campeo wnn Cotton raising in California has proved a nay a vote which cannot aid the candi the services in the Legislature of so able Clerk District Court Barney D. Palmer. W. W. Stewart. Judge-- arrests, ami nis pne, ior a lew Omrego Jlegittcr. For Probate J. B. F. Cates. days, upon the banks of the Wakarusa, a a' pnifitable speculation. One planter who dates themselves and which i a jtositivc in-ju- iy experienced is C. A most sad family , and a Seneator as he. It County Superintendent H. Speer. For Representative, Fourteenth District For District Clerk J. N. Woollomcs. short distance below Lawrence. About this affair occurred in the of experimented on 200 acn-s- calculates) the to Leavenworth County. Let these Thirty-fift- Mr. P. L. West, of this city, on the 2Gth s not a matter affecting merely that District, Representative h District W. F. A. Stickel. County Attorney Tlioniiw B. time, Mr. S. C. Pomeroy came up here total pro-ieed- at :?13,300, the total cxien-se-s For H. inst., which resulted in the death of his lit- fects I.1 remembered until election day is but the State at large, as well as thesparty IL Sells. For Superintendent Public Instruction Park. from Kansas City, and the next day, on at 0,700, and the net profit at $7,'J2-3- . his way back to Kansas City, he was tle daughter Helen 51., aged about 5 years. over, and let no secious statements made by to which he belongs. The earnest Repub- CRAWFORD COUNTY. L. C. Preston. For Superintendent of Public Instruction The child had been ailing for some days and Our New Orleans exchanges say that arrested and taken into camp, where yellow fever is abating rapidly in our opponents remove them from the mind licans of this County are much interested For Senator Fourteeenth District Col. C. For Clerk District Court H. Williams. the parents were advised to give it some very that J. I.N.Phillips. he was kept over night, I think. On his city, as a result of the odd weather, and that of any Republican voter. in his success. G. Hawley, of Crawford County. For Probate Judge Lanham. release the next day he made haste to go Quinine, but a mistake was made in admin II. II. MIAMI COUNTY. istering the medicine and a large of the confidence created by the announcement triumph inaugurated by the Republi- East. As this was in 1855 and the Presi- do: The For Representative Frank M. Mason. For County Attorney Abijah Wells. Morphine was given instead, which resulted of the fact has already made ibclf apparent Amend- Senator D. W. Hoover. dential election did not take place until the can (convention in September will be com- . It appears that the Fourteenth For Probate Judge E. R. Moore. JEFFERSON COUNTY. in death. The mistake originated from there in biisinesn circles. ment is to be rigorously enforced in Tennes- County Attorney R. W. Massey. fall of 1856, Gen. Atchison (if he had been pleted by a pure and honest Legislature For Clerk District Court G. D. Jackson. For Senator G. W. Hogeboom. there,) would hardly have been terrified being both medicines close together, and it A considerate (?) individual named Clerk of District Court T. Billings. at Rertran, who eIoH.d which will ehvt an able and honorable Re- see. A few days since, Chief Justice Nich- For Superintendent Public Instruction For Clerk of District Court John Holler. J. the effect the hanging of "Gen. Pomeroy" was not discovered until too late the child with a young woman C. I was dead. The feelings of the parents from Green Island, some time since, publican to the United States Senate. In olson, Justices Sneed and Nelson, and At Probate Judge B. Spaulding. would have upon the Presidential elections. niton W. W. Jones. For Probate Judge J. F. Bliss. discovering the consequences of their recently wrote to his wife, giving her torney General summoned by Superintendent Public Instruction J. II. There was no military organization of the hate StMitemlicr we nominitcd D. P. Lowei Heiskell, were County Attorney T. Voss. Superintendent James Gil-lul- y. permission prob- For John For Sdiool Free State forces until after Jones called out in giving the medicine before finding out to to sell the furniture, as the United States District Attorney Camp to ap Rice. its ability was th.it he should never have occa- for Congros, and we shall elect him ATCHISON COUNTY. his potte. At that time the Free State men a certainty nature, cannot be described; y. Coroner W. H. Wilhoite. sion to use it again. nett week by an unprecedented niajor-ii- pear before the Judges of the United States For State Senators John M. Price, Jo- For County Attorney W. E. Stanley. met here and organized, making Governor they were almost frantic, and arc yet bowed Forty-fourt- h down with grief and remorse. The sympa- work with District Court, at Knoxville, on the second Representatives District ; Robinson Commander-in-Chie- f, Gen. IL The Captain of a vessel just entering the We must have, to seph Logan. For Representatives Nineteenth District, J. thies of our people arc kindly extended to Monday in January next, to show by what Thos. M. Carroll; Forty-fift- h District, C. Lane, second, and think Gen. George W. ort of Queliec at the time the shock of Judge luwc in Washington, a Senatojyupf For Frobate Judge S. A. Frazier. Willets; Twenty-fir- st District, C. I the in 2W-l- a John F. J. Dcitzler, third in command. A committee parents their sad bereavement. earthquake was felt in that city lat wetk, -. warrant they can to exercise theduties, Eby. li'r." elnracter and attainments a man un- daim For County Attorney Fred. D. Milk. Northrup. of safety was also elected with Col. Robin- Itrpiibiieitn. describes the sensation as being the same as Su- BOURDON COUNTY. stained, free from corruption and dishonor. power and privileges of Judges of the For Clerk of District Court Abram BUTLER COUNTY. son, Chairman, and I think Dcitzler, Secre- that which he once experienced when strik- Senator Amos Sanford, of Cherokee. A MII.K A ing on a The ship wa lifted quite The two can then tc and fitly repre-- preme Court of the State. The informations Weaver. For State Senator Fifteenth District E. tary. JIIJIITE. nek. Pomeroy was suddenly and bumped down again. out Kans-a- s in Washington. The day of recite that the said parties, prior to 1861, County Attorney W. C. Stewart, of Fort As Senator not here and For Superintendent Public Instruction S. Stover, of Morris County. not resident of the Territory of course held offices of honor and trust under the Scott. a he our redemption drawcth nigh, and this is Thus. F. Cook. For Representative L. S. Friend, of El- was not thought of for either position. But The Oldeftt I.oroinotlveen the Cnmdcn Probate Judge James Holt, of Marion. and Aanbojr Icm-- i ramr Extraordina- ICniMMTILS. not the time for 1e.iveuwortli County to Constitution of the United States, and in For Representative Sixth District, Thos. dorado Township. I have taken more notice than I intended of ry Racine A Midnight Jtnnnwajr County Superintendent L. 51. Knowles, of stand aloof, to Ite idle, to vote for Democrats, assuming them, took oaths to support the Murphy; Seventh District; Samuel C. King; For Clerk of County Court A. W. the "Distinguished Senator" on account of Kxrltlnjc Fursnita. Mapleton. his personal exploits, 1 will, therefore, dis- From the New York Sun, OU. 27. Rihlions arc supplanting every other ii even for doubtful men. same, and that afterward they eadi engaged Tenth District. Jos. C. Wilson. Stearns, of Towanda Township. miss present, the "Distinguished ornament for the hair. in insurrection and and gave aid County Clerk H. C. Wortliiiigton, of for the The Washington and New York express, iir other on the County Ticket rebellion, DONirilAN COUNTY. For Clerk of District Conrt J. R. Ward, Ledger article with tin; Marion. Senator's" the remark which leaves West Philadelphia for New The last ukae of fashion declares an- - lem The nominations and comfort to the enemv. that said article Is from beginning nut imort:iiit. For State Senators Sol. Miller, of White of Towanda Township. York 15:35 a. m., always stops at Mantiu chignon, in all its forms, kinisheil from her end. would however, at aie as good as any ever presented to our peo- Cloud; Dr. J. Wood, of Doniphan. For County Attorney I. A. Muulton, of LAMMS 3HM1NAT1XN. to the I like, to refer Junction to change engines. The locomo- dominions. Is from the lEFORI to one or two more of the representations in of the Kirty is repre- Hkke a Chicago paragraph, tive in readiness this point brings the train 5Irs. Joseph Ames1, the sculptor and ple. Every clement For County Commissioner (to fill vacancy) Eldorado Township. SHAWNEE COUNTY. correspondent's letter of the 18th inst. at Time of that dty: " It is a somewhat curi- your on to New Brunswick, where it is replaced reader, will enter the lecture field this car sented, ami reprcscnte-- by a true and faith Joseph IL Randolph, of Palermo. For County Surveyor D. R. Bruce, of For State Senator Wm. V. Barr. His representation of the delivery of the ous fact that, while champagne wine has ad- by a third engine, which takes the train to w ith an address on "Women who Work . fill signs of disaffection showed Forty-fir- st by Senator Pomeroy m in. Some For District Clerk Frank Brown, of Chelsea Township. For Representative District cannon to 'Jones, I Jersey City. At 2 o'clock yesterday morn- Women who Talk." vanced largely in price, there is no diminu- believe to be substantially correct, although themselves during the session of the Conven- Troy. For County Superintendent of Public In C. K. Holliday. ing engine No. 81 was ready at 5Iantui Junc- scarfs for fact puzzle was not present. The time of this occur- Velvet are Incoming popular soon tion in the supply. This may I tion for the express. This locomotive is tion, but they all disappeared as as the For Probate Judge John C. Gordon, of struction S. L. Shotwell, of Walnut Town- For Probate Judge . rence was the 21st of May, 1S56. A short evening dress. They j.ls.s from the left political economists, but it will please the said be the oldest usscngcr engine on the fas- whole ticket was examined and the questions Wathena. ship. For County Attorney John G. Searle. time before this Mr. Donaldson, United to shoulder under the right arm, and are edifi- worn with consid-ip- champagne drinkers. For their further road, and, though somewhat age, tened at the back of the corsage. 1. McAr-thu- r. for Issued procla- before the people were thoughtfully For County Attorney Joel Holt, of Wa- ALI.EN COUNTY. For Clerk District Court Hiram States Marshal, Kansas, a excels of its juniors iii'both power and cation, it may be added that if the European mation calling for a to aid him in many It is universaly admitted that Tin re are a thousand reasons why thena. For Senator Sixteenth District J. II. poae speech While waiting for the express, the war continues for the next ten years, there making arrests and executing the orders of for fall and winter will lie considerably toned w hob-tick- lie lnit In-- , engineer and the firemen, having an in should elected, not a For County Superintendent of Public Crichton. For County Surveyor C. E. Smtth. United States Court, for the Territory half down that the endless dnqieries and disfig- will still be no diminution in the supply of the of hour to spare, left their engine standing on single cue why a Republican should throw stroction D. W. Brown, of Troy. , For County Attorney 11. M. Burleigh. For Superintendent Public Instruction was uring iKiniers will offend the sight no Kansas. His proclamation responded went nion. c champagne. Chicago has facilities for sup- the main track and to breakfast. At su-rific- I by a large number men from Missouri s away his vote or his principles by Representative District Thos. For Clerk of District Court John Paxson. D. Evans. to of only-person- Calico hoops are among the onlerset inexhaustible-No- For First J. this dark and early hour the plying a French wine that are t and otherslave States. They were organized w dus- voting for Democrat- -. We aie pleased to IL Moore, of Iowa Point. ' For Probate Judge .James Faulkner. CIAIUD COUNTY. at the Junction were employees of down ,for the inter festivities. Linen unless the drog-sh- o give out, need at Lecomrtton, then the Capital of ter and general old clothes quadrilles should Republican cotenijioraries cor- J Public the company. The veteran Iocomotie was see that e'lir For Representative Second District For Stqierintendent of Instruction For Representative J(. Berry. the Territory, and marched to there be any apprehension that there will uihii standing alone. Its bright head-lig- threw be included make the institution equitable dially endore the whole ticket. The Evening Abram Bennett, of Wolf River. M. A. Simpson. For Clerk District Court E. Fox. Lawrence under the command of Marshal and reeherehc for lioth not be any decrease in this creamy tipple." a gleam up the track revealing distinctly far scxe. Fifty-fourt- Hullclin says,: ' li Donaldson and Sheriff Jones, accompanied re $ For Representative Fourth Districr S. For Representatives District, For Probate Judge N. II. Eaves. the darkness beyond the continuous An invalid at the sea-sho- is trying R. Atchison, then Vice President of into "It is generally conceded on ail hands that G. Whittaker, of Troy. J. C. Redfield; Fifty-fift- h District, J. For Surveyor C. O. Huntress. line of steel over which its ponderous wheels recover his strength by eating mu-cle- s. A mono the many grotesque means of saving F the United States. Their force was called the Republican County Convention last Sat- had so often rolled. From its a.li-i.i- n An hotuM, F.nsillt., ami wcll-lrt- d man. For Representative Fifth District J. B. Knowlton. For Attorney A. A. Carnahan. I cor- urday, placid in the field one of the strong- the country now resorted to or proposed in the Territorial Militia, but think your the heated cinders, and from the Will not ulTicil mc, ami no otlur tan. Kennedy. JOHNSON COUNTY. For Senator Seventh District I'liilii respondent is mistaken about its being com- dronted IWt. est tickets ever nominated in Leavenworth France, the formation of a certain new corps i oily elbows of its steel mints came the fizzing A liachclor, who has lived in mortal JIONTOOMERY fOUNTY. For State Senator A. Smith Ievenncy. Rockefeller. posed in jiart of United States troops. At . , ( utility. I ii addition to a ticket composed of i ijiiii-i- fear of talking women, says he would like to of defence in the department of Gers is one this time Mr. Pomeroy came up from Kan- solum ui iuijrrsiMU.-- &! w.is progressive gentlemen, men of sterling For Senator Sixteenth Senatorial District For County Attorney Frank R. Ogg. and the whose duty it was to handle marry the celebrated beauty who has lceii lie most remarkable. members are sas City, and (Jo v. Geo. Lane, men, worth in the the nominating con- of the Its POMEEOYASA NOVELIST, as Robinson, reins of this iron supped on asleep for twenty years, lint he wants to Ik: James II. Criditon. For Clerk District Court J. M. Hadley. member of the committee were the monster, vention was a harmonious one throughout. all dressed in black, and are all under the and other of such a contingency occurring as assured that she never talks in her sleep. For Representative Thomas. L. Bond. For Probate Judge B. P. Xoleman. away, a few of the citizens of Lawrence f course every (political Convention is cer- vow of strictest silence. All commands are its breaking loose. The homely fea.st di-.e- d Career as Pioneer. formed a new committee, and Gen. I'mneny, Extract of a letter from Liura to Lillie: tain to leave disapiointed candidates, and in For County Commissioners (to fill vacan- For Superintendent of Public Instruction lib a of, tlicy lit their piie?, but they had I given by signs. At present the crops con- who happened to be present, was made "I dekire, dear, never gave tlmalMird some instances the pangs of defeat can only cy) Major Grant, of Cherry Township; W Dr. O. S. Laws. not enjoyed more than half a doren whiffs I sists of fifty men, all picked shots, armed chairman of the committee. I believe the creature the slightest encouragement. did lie ooihed by bolts. The Convention, Satur- W. Representatives Thirty-secon- d Dis-- when they were startled from their reverie. say, one evening, I thought the little sandy is Graham, of Independence Township; For only act that he ever performed in that ca-- day, furnished a rarecxample of fairness and with the Minie rifle. Their banner a skull. Hen. Janus Blood Vindicates the Trata To their astonishment, their engine !cgan coves aliout Wobbleswiek were John McDonold, of Parker Township, trict, H. L. Taylor; Thirty-thir- d District, was the delivery of the howitzer to moderation in all its workings, and the can- No one knows the name of their leader, who of History and the Falsehood Jiadty moving, and, before either of them could especially one. The idea! of his thinking Sheriff (to D. B. Johnson: Thirty-fourt- h District, D. as your correspondent represents, as didates who were rejected are going to work For fill vacancy) C. White. I. of Pomeroy. their n, it shot out A.C., has paid all the expenses of their equip- he left here immediately, and I do not think recover Jiad I was alluding to him I" Ac with a cheerful vigor to increase the Repub-lies'-ii For County Treasurer (to fill vacancy) Clapp. sight, and was making the remark- ment. that he was seen in Lawrence, or in Kansas, of imt majorities. We hear nothing of bolts on record. In a few more moments ;immIii:Iiii-- . Samuel Van Gundy. MARSHALL COUNTY. again that year. Your corrcsjxjudent is also able time KnwlrlKe iiml and iudccndcnt candidates and few deser- Oct. 1870. the express came up. Without a second's story comes from Lexington that on For Probate Judge W. H. Watkins. For Senator Seventh District, Phillip Lawrence, Kas., 25, mistaken about Jones' believing Mr. Pom- Moments make the year, and trillc) life. to the Democracy. there are any of The engine was sent in pur.-u-it of the tions If Tolke Ulihr i' Ike LemvHirmlh Timet: eroy representations that he as minister, dday, its the latter, they have iittle or no influence, the day before Gen. Lee died a large portrait For County Attorney J. D. Emerson. Rockefeller, of Washington. 's a v locomotive. The news of the mm- - Iowa has 10,000 more males than As a communication, dated Lawrence, for Jones lived at Wcstport, near .Kansas ninawa and am carry with them nothing but their of him, which was hanging in the parlor of For Clerk of District Court L. T. For Representative Fifteenth District, reart among llwi-en- -, . Kansas, Oct. 18, 1870, and published in Citv, where Mr. Pomerov- had been livingtff-- v on n votes and t readier)-- The Republican .. i . . i ... ami so were they on the sub- - Tallow candles first ued for Jight, 12'JO. his house, fell to the floor, breaking the Stephenson. W. II. Smith. ur iiuirM mit j ) iiiim r.r anxious 21st criticizing !? i r iiiiii I ticket for the present campaign is a remark- your paper of the insL, atf '. r:! I :.. jeet that nearly all of them left their seat. fir-- t from heavy frame surrounding it. A large pho- For County Clerk (to fill vacancy) S. For Probate Judge W. C. 5IcCurdy. nucntly during that time, in fact was well Tea brought China to Kunqs; ably strong one. While none but good men article of Senator S. C. Pomeroy 's, published anil crowded around the operator. in l.JOl. distri- tograph him hanging in the photograph For District Clerk Alexander Campbell. acquainted with him consequently Jones are placed upon it, the oilions are of Oct. Kensington, I'rankfonl, Rrcderburg, and e n in the New York Iddgtt of 22, 1870, was; not deceived by 51 r. Pomeroy's story, An agnx-.ibl- pir-o- i one who ajjnos buted to localities, in a fair manner, and the the town fell about the same Register of Deeds fill vacancy) For County Attorney M. C. White. Tacony stations were successively as.cd by gallery, in For (to contains a number of erroneous statements, I but released him. as he did other prisoners with von. feelings nationality and color arc at the - locomotive without discovering of time, and broke into pieces.- There was ap- W. S, Mills. For Superintendent of Public Instruction who were taken into his camp, as he and the pursuing time pnperly regarded.. It is a com- condude that the author of the communica- anything of No. 81. Just before reaching Io not fear to le singular, and do not sime disturbing cause or force to pro- For Superintendent of Public Instruction C. S. Bolton. the border ruffian ac- to the sense and unity of the Repub- parently no tion referred to above was not one of the first leaders, although Holmesburg Junction a thin streak of light aim to he odd. pliment quainted with Mr. Pomeroy, had not dis- County to place such duce these accidents. Nathan Bass. DqUGLAS COUNTY. was descried in which apircared worth ot a thing is liest known bv licans of lxavcnonh settlers of Kansas, and that he hxs been mis- covered his Kvmlerid talent, and were not the advance, Ihc field and the compliment will Coronor (to fill vacancy) Dr. For State Senators L. J. Worden, C. to firey shooting over the the want of it. a ticket in the For Ash. J. informed in regard to some of the incidents aware of his mail iiiipoitaiue. them like a serpent - resolved into a triumph for the principles a venerable citi- track. The tail of the imaginary seqient An overworked horse is likeau tiiiibrilla Calvin Chamberlain, more. Vincent. I desire to correct one more error that i Srli November." of the early settlement of Lawrence. was out to i a u-- of the party on the of zen of Maineias original views on the labor CI.OCD COUNTY. For Probate Judge James 51. Hendry. vour corrcsiKimlent has fallen into, and that sHn touched, and turned it's up. Kre'ning is not less emphatic: therefore desire to make a few state- rail of hot c.den, dropped by tl ic fugitive The Otll recently dug seventy bushels Senator Seventh District A. G. Bar- I Is, the haters of Gen. Lane" helped Give your tongue more holidays than acted on Saturday, and question. He For For County Superintendent II. C. Speer. through facts "that now clo-- c "The Convention ments your paier of that came to elect Mr. Pouieroy to the Senate. It will "nMf' your hands or eyes. that of potatoes, with his own hands, in eight rett, of Marshall. Palmer. knowledge. -. sliced now comes the duty of the jieople. For District Clerk B. D. within my personal i i i i- - ..e !.- to they slackened until the It 1 The most ul tiling after all in the all will be well for the week. thinks man B. McEckron. 1855, 1 I poles no longer looked g.gan done, and hours, one dav last He a Representative U. For County Attorney John Hutching. In July came to Kansas. At St. who took-- anv intent in that 'election, that it telegraph hkca fine-too- "long run" Ilreath. county and State. No ticket was ever Louis, on my wav here, I learned that C. tic th comb. At Tenesdale, a little at sixty ought not to work more than eight Clerk Dist. Court Wm. E. Reid. For Representatives Thirty-fift- h District, was ot tunporters (not a combination the iu-po- rt " Gold gives nude"; or nominated, when and where parties Robinson and C. II. Branscomb had passed I a ready at any gate than seventy bushels of Judge D. Fowler. Thirty-eight- h " haters") of Gen. Lane and the supporters . ! which pleased every hours, or dig more Probate J. W. G. Melville; District, C. through there a day two before a,""L except the gate of heaven. , were or are strong, or on their r M- - Pomoroy that elected both of them; rcaciiCH.TY1"'""'" ira uo., a.m " Bone-brak- e; is Still, as a potatoes in a day. Surveyor John O. Sawen. W. Ingle; Thirty-nint- h District, City. ""; Ma-ons- bwly. Ours no exception. J. II. war to Kansas On my arrival at Kan while the "haters" or opponents of Gen. 'had come to a ""A comparison oft' The Free New Yorkarealsiu w be vigor- showed .,' liad hole, it is a good one, and should SupU Schools S. Doran. Fortieth District, H. C Fisher. sas City I learned that Gov. Robinson had 51. watches that runaway engine to build an asylum to cost $700,000. Lane were supporting J. I'arrott, Fred. min- and earnestly supported. TTmim says between traveled sixteen miles in about as many beet-sug- ously pushed The Batavia (N. Y.) LABETTE COUNTY. NEOSHO COUNTY. returned to the cast without going into the Stanton. Thos. Kwing, Gov. Robinson, and A manufactory in San Fmu-- ""( me peculiarity of the Convention was Territorv, and that 5Ir. Branscomb had utes. No damage was done, and owing to the - Monday morning and Thursday night of last others, out none of them favored Mr. Pom- franci-c- o uses iiftv- tons of beets icr diem. that it nominated a colored man. This is For Senator from Sixteenth District J. For Representative John Blair. gone to Ft. Riley, on horse back. I went unseasonable hour at which the event occur- - barrels of apples were brought eroy. ISO em- - simply carrying out the principle affirmed week, 15,000 Crichton, of Labette county. For District Clerk J L. Dennlson. up the Missouri Kiver as as Leaven- - nwfl nnnA fkllt ili rrtltrfttfl fifTinin I wpr IkiiIIv It takes $1,000 tcr day, and H. ur rt. Mr. Editor, I have made the above hastily ilou-e- , Republican p'artv. object. Re-- into and shipped from that place. The scaiwl. engineer fireman i l'!ovcs to run the Aherm.iu in bv the Some Judge of Sixteenth Judidal District For Probate Judge J. L. Fleldier. wort, and returned to Kansas City where I his- The and the of lHirtion For written statements, " for the truth of Chicago. verso the ca.se. and suppose some of prindpal part of them were shipped to C. G. Burton. met Mr. Branscomb, on his return from rt. No. 81 areat a loss to understand how the down-trodde- W. M. Matheny, of Cherokee county. For County Attorney tory," and hope you will (if you sec fit to I wi-- who had been n, was opened. They did not A c philosopher ha.s oWryed that if the white race, Philadelphia, the balance to Boston and Riley. publish this) allow me to invite a response engine's throttle Candidate For Superintendent J. L. Evans. - . - .. -- .., ..,-- .. . were siiddenlv set free. Would not all of us Independent H. G. Webb, of Mr. Branscomb and myself then went to- - see any one me .- a.a.,,.., .. New York, and the price ranges from SI ,30 from anv old settler of Kansas, that Ulo api'ruacii uigiia, mo u. v ambition and applaud the courage MIAMI COUNTY. 1 : i beer the Labette county. np the Missouri River as faras Ft. be in SIM inai ine cnjjinceuuiu noi jiu Mario iuv Kher, truth of history may vindicated. ! I w them to graspat po- to $1,50 per barrel. larttlimit canmow nilwJlifTnnB llfinfl htfMnf first hich should stimulate For Representative J. H. Mahr. Senator E. II. Topping. with the view of selecting a J. Blood. , What is an A bod v of land a litical distinction and seek social position? point on the Missouri Kiver for the Iandimr , lam upon ii. good ways from shore. work New World says the election For Probate Judge B. W. Perkins. Probate Judge Joshua Clayton. " Let Republicans go to work, and The York of the expected immigration from the free The loin Kailrord Celebration Worldly pleasure. are no more able to Echcl-lvrr- v, For County Attorney J. S. Waters. I in earnest. With strong men like law of Congress ought to be called "a law to County Attorney E. F. Smith. States. Every a?jr Atawrdltlr. the soul than the light of a candle to Gris-wo- Record satisfy with able and honest men like ld For Superintendent of Public Instruction Clerk District Court S. Beeson. A few days after our return to Kansas City, The Topeka says: diminish Democratic majorities." If suc- John I To ask a wine merchant how old his give day to the world. to lead, let none of as falter. On to the first party of free State settlers, number- is the intention of the company enforced New York City it will J. W. Horner. Supt. Public Instruction A. C. Farnham. "It to wine is. There are nineteen railway tunnel, be- the work then, Republicans,, and let ours be cessfully in ing about thirty men (no women), landed complete the road to the State line For Clerk of the District Court D.S. Coroner Tom Dennis. early in disagreeable tween Omaha and Sacramento. the triumph!" doubtless diminish Democratic majorities there. In this party I think were S. F. the spring, and we doubt not that some To make vourself generally Forty-thir- d won Jer nobody visits you un- very perceptibly. Honest men of all parties Morrison. Representatives District; H. Tappan, D. R-- Anthony, Mr. Mallory, Dr. means will be found to get the consent of the and then that less they gain some palpableadvantageby it. The author of "Friends in Council," in THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. want to see this law rigidly executed. Only For County Commiaeoner S. Ballentine. B. Smith; Forty-fourt- h District, B. F. Simp- S. C. Harrington, Hugh Cameron and Indians on the South to go through their shivering in the cold becaue you one of his pleasant imaginary conversations, The Democrats met in Convention yester- County Surveyor G. T. Walton. Forty-fift- h Dr. John Doy. we held a consultation Territory. The country will not be satisfied To sit will suffer. For son; District, J. 51. Carpenter. jn-- penned, makes his favorite talker say the rogues with regard to the point to be selected for the with one road to the Gulf. The officers won't have a fire until November. t day and nominated a County ticket which CHEROKEE COUNTY. ajid tliat, though fully symjathiiiig with the aVst settlement, and remember that Mr. managers this road at- - Hon. W. C. Webb has been nominated BESOCBATIC fttmiXATMNtS. I of are mostly Kansas To judge of people's piety by their motives that actuate the Prussians, he cm we suppose will be considered a strong one. For District Judge W. M. Matheny, of Branscomb and myself with Mr. Anthony men. 51. R. Baldwin, the Superintendent, the Fifty-thir- d lenaance ai cnuren. I not but view with inten-- e alarm the indirect A few names on it are undoubtedly popular, for the Legislature from Cherokee County. WILSON COCNTY. and one or two others, rode over to consult was taken from his farm on the Republican. your clerks at miserable tala- - j their victories. He District, Bourbon County. He represented For Representative A. McCartney, of with Mr. A. Guthrie about some land that To keep consequences! of fears although not more so than many of the Re- For Representative J. R. Hallowell. He was an old railroad man, however, hav- ries and then wonder at Uiem robbing you. that all European nations, "and jierhaps House, and was very he controlled in the Wyandotte Reservation, ing been in the business Wiscon- publican candidates. But we have no hesi- Fort Scott in the last a For Probate Judge W. W. Warren. Neodesha Township. for years in the Amcricaas, too," will imitate the 1'ru.s- - on the MhaoBri River, where the town of sin, before he went into the Not to go to bed when you arc tired and S. A. Williams, a Probate army, where he bed-tim- tation in saying that our opponents have efficient member. Capt. L. Webb. For Judge T. J. Hudson, of is e. sian military system, aud that it would be a For County Attorney J. Quindaro was afterwards laid out. But as distinguished himself in the army of the Po- sleepy because it not well-know- n is the Democratic ...... retrozrade movement for the world. acted more wisely than usual. When they old dtizen, For Clerk District Court T. P. Ander- Centre Township. we were not willing to invent moner, or ad- is i. . i: r. ,,! "I tomac He a small, wiry, active man, t r,.I ,'ii: ''believe." he adds, "wc shall have ImIi evils they did dare candidate. For County Attorney H. O. Sprague, of vise others to invest money in building up a on afterwards be angry :.!. .i...... last met in Convention not to son. ever the alert, sedng everything, and m.ii iikiu ..mii the eviLs of large standing armies, and the Guilford Township. town on land to.which we had no assurance seemingly always guarding against any pos- lies for themselves, make any nominations whatever. "The Superintendent of Public Instruction as it of any he Hox. J. W. Shaffer, Governor.of Utah, For of being able obtain legal title, and as immense evil, stems to ine, glorious" Democracy consented to For Clerk of District Court J. L. Rus- to I sible obstruction that might be in his wav. To td! your own secret, and believe best of civilian's life being great and whose death is reported by telegraph, was at C. W. Harvey. had received letters from the Commissioner "Major Ransom, the part sell, of Centre Township. paymaster, is a other people will keep it. obliged to be devoted to militiry training. and dismemberment. .Such County Commissioner V. W. Spen- Anwirs and the Commissioner of thirteen-year-o- ld Fort Leavenworth in '61 on the staff of Gen. For of Indian Kansan, an old resident of To fancy a thing is cheap because a low The great strides that have been made in weakness. The For Superintendent of Public Instruction the General Land Osace at Washington, stat- gaining acts arc fatal admissions of Hunter. He afterwards served in New cer. Fort Scott, his title in the Sixth price is asked for it. civilization have been made in the brief in- Dr. Shaffer of Verdigris ing that the Gofaaaauit would not allow Kansas regiment. raised the bat- election which then followed was carried Orleans the staff Gen. Butler. He FRANKLIN COCNTY. Township. He First tervals of peace which the world has enjoyed." oa of settlements to be made upon the Delaware talion of that regiment, having rece.ved an the Republican nominees because T. For Coroner Wm. Woolley, of Centre against was an able politician and an original sup- For State Senator C Sears. land. We therefore abandoned the idea order to do so from Gen. Lyon, in his own The gold deposits at the mint at Philadel- dkfran-diise- Township. Democratic registers and judges d porter of Mr. Lincoln, in . For Probate Judge Jacob Sumstine. of selecting a point for a landing on the handwriting. He keeps that order as a phia for the month of September were $212,-89- 9, ANNA D:ckinON is a public character the colored voters in two Wards. For County Attorney J. O. W. Paine. SALINE COUNTY. the Missouri River in the Territory, (as the sscred relic of his old fh end and commander. the silver deposits and purchases, $75,-63- 2 if not a public scolder, a- some call her. Wyandotte and Delaware lands 'extended The gold coinage for it may interesting to know Rut the Democracy came ont in its own Of the members of Gen. Grant's staff, at For Clerk of District Court Frank A. For Representative I. F. Chirk. "Mr. Peck, the general freight and pas- total, $285,532. Therefore le what along the Missouri River from the mouth of senger agent, been some same month was $557,300; fine bars, 12,-78- 5. style of gown she wean at present. and made up ticket with the time the latter was stationed at Cairo, For Clerk of District Court J. W. Berks. has also time in the jut name yesterday a Wilkinson. the Kansas River to Fsrt Leavenworth,) and Kansas, and is possessed of that sauvity and The silver coinage was $16,300; fine Hence the following from the lioston 1862, two only now living Gen. Probate Judgc- -J. W. Wells. only one mame on it from our party. We HI., in are For County Superintendent Philetus For condoded to go op the Kansas River across persuasiveness of manner which is so neces- bars, $23,384. The nickel coinage of three Anna had the honor to appear Sara- congratulate them on their courage. Col- Hillyer and Major W. W. Leland, of Fales. For Superintendent of Public Instruction the Shawnee reservation, and lay out a town sary to one dealing with the general pnblic. and five cent pieces was $27,700, and the before her sta.-oi-i, have since died were where the city of Lawrence now is. We L. & G. road gets bronze coinage of one and two cent pieces ! attin-- in a black silk dress, relieved at the ored men are now voters in every Ward and toga, Those who For Representative Fifty-eight-h District J. Lubbers. "The L. $300,000 of coinage wai-- t, nc-c- Gen's McPherson, Rawlins, Bowers, Lago Coroner Dr. K. Lull. came with the parry and pitched the tents on Douglas County bonds, $225,000 of Frank- was: S4.850. Total $006,150; total and shoulders by scarlet of the every Township; they will vote; and there For J. , r, in R. E. Jenness. the hill, and in the exact spot where the lin County, $150,000 of Anderson Count-- bars stamped, 36,170. The gold depo-it- s for same material. About her neck was a jaunty-colla- COUNTY. arc a great many of them. The white popu- and GrahanL For Representative Fifty-nint- h District POTTAWATOMIE State University building m now being the same from Allen; and 5fcntgomerv the same month at the United States Assay a nuslest but rich necklace, upon her .".10- - , rUT. : Vr.ar Vnrlr- -3flli the . 11. lation oCthc County and City has greatly in- H. P. Welsh. For Representative J. P. Shannon, of erected. We founds at that time four or County has voted $200,000 when it passes . VIMIV -- .V.r. irpm.....w ... .. wrists were bracelets-- and i.er well shaped The Mobile (Ala.) Seguter says that in 1 creased since November 1668, and even then Shannon. five settlers near the bank of the river, upon through that county, as it will. ver deposits, $111,351; gold bars stamped, fingers rejoiced in the oman.t-ntatio- cf a nd August, September and October to the 22d WYANDOTTE COUNTY. the ground selected for the town. A Mr. "It is idle to estimate the amount of busi $546,415, and silver bars skimped, $97,123. and other rings. Her style of hair a. we had three hundred majority for Grant. For District Clerk A. E. Costelle, of cf the following years, the deaths by yellow We understand tinonVaallv, that Alfred Stearns had built a log cabin where it yet ness that this road will eventually do, I The eold coinage at the Branch 5Iint at Car- - on prcvioiLs occasion?, was of a better known than this, Blue. No fact is fever were: 1839, 620; 1843, 274; 1847, 72! Gray was nominated for Senator; at the stands on the east aide of Massachusetts street When the countrv is settled up, as it will be son Citv was $7,050, and the silver coinage young-m- i style, hort, earelersly ; - 1.1 the new settlers in Kansas County Convention held on Taeaday, that For Probate Judge J. F. Jenner, of St. near the bridge. Mr. Bramcomb went at r .u:. i:i. .t i .. Icon T.i iraT". Tl. !...!mi- - andyet carefully arranged, and her eyes - that most of 1853, 868; 1854, 84; 1855, 35; 1858, 241; iiiikw yeais. um jute ouier njau.s in me isoi. wuu wiiukc,:.. .nc j.- be R. E. Cable waa nominated for Sepreaenta-Uv- e to Mr. Steams and made an agreement Ntate, will be overwhelmed with business. lion depositee: ai me urancn .vnniink.iA?n- - cesed unwonted Fjurkic ana ir.tciiigeinv. are Republicans. The vote will larger 140. '" !. . .Ill - 1867, 65; 1870, (to October 22), thMdatfrict, the Slat, W. rv..,-- .. ,,.-- rn.-- l: acvi mxr tr. j has Deen completed week I , for the?'same period, was. On reaihiiiK platform she deliberatelv- fans thatH. - v i: u vmj him .jww iiw ciwa sau It - -.. to Iola but a vet. ver. the for there seems to be no c .-i i. a i. r wa. bib .! . -- -- . ' - MM" . .. . r I than ever before, waa nominated for Attor-- Sn vmw, J uuu - w D ,, ..- ' nepo-ii- s '. me for Cook, PiwinHint wii wi.I am. Mgm ...m tf... ..l . MK and the receipt, for freight at that point onilW,:to. ine ami coinage oi siirveyed ..'the audience wine time, and, apathy, and the Republican majority cannot The Methodise Episcopal Church will nev, Lvnch for Sheriff, Russell Arav Wamego. and!,agree to give $1,000, the price that be on Satnrdav, October 22d, were $3,300, and Branch mint at San Francisco for September the eleventh hour stragglers having Income be lew than seven hundred we should not have but two great national camp meetings atrong for Clerk of the District Court, John For Superintendent of Public Instruction, aked for his claim and improvement. The for passengers, $125. The qmc day there have not been received. fettled in their uvU. he proceeded

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