THE LEAVENWORTH WEEKLY TIMES. VOL,. XV. ILEAVENTTOKTH, KANSAS, 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 Sidney Clarke 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.