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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

purse OF 800 added the third and last race Oi .hs
n entries only Helmbold, GIeneg and lnvefrahh
started prestige OF the Saratoga Cup winner
ening the others The favor IN which HenDoiu r
held can be Judged from the following pool so1i ~
he brought $500 TO nyereauds 81 900, ana 1ishelf
$50 The favorc and InycTcaud got Of together Geneg,
who is slow starter losing three or four lengtns ~
turning into the homes rctc, Helmbod went III Io
and cut out the running at fair pace inverea .,,a
second Passing the stand the FIRST tme the iav1 i
three lengths before the My VINO ea mn 70
elg nearly far. On the far aide, Geneg Wen, "p "
nvercauld. challenged and passed her ana maas lime
for Hembod who led under the string the eeconu s
four lengths before Mr.. Belmonps colt VINO Wac s i
before Invercaud The hackers OF the latef WIZ s
after disappointed in seeing her quit ana Ial aS
steadily Throughout Hembold led INTO the @ ~,
when Glenelp came with determined rush that clos
ing the gap between them rapidly ne c3larsd ,ne t
tie and for moment appeared 10 nave MIN ,oeI
Robinson reused his horse with both whipc1ra anu ~
the first time during his this season tat ~ was ~
onired and the gallant herse n0bly responding ~ VIC
appeal he after most exciting struggle "on 'no '
by "a length in ASH
uo,nou,b Park Long Branch July 90 Monmouth stakes SUI
.cn,n so D. D. 800 added = 600 TO brst morse eSV !"
sse11nI third all Two and han ni.es
VIM r Bhcock Helnboh, BY Australian dam Lavender
lbs. Robinson.
Bemonfs b. Gnelg by Citadel dam imp Bap'a' years 10
r. W Camerons InSercaud BY st. Adams dam imp Eleanor
ll8 lbs. Brock '''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
THE BUFFALO PARK ASSOCIATION.

BUFFALO, July 3i.-The Buffalo Park Asso-
citation have made arrangements with the New-York
Central Railway to run special trains during the races
between Niagara Falls and the driving park for the ac
commodaon persons and families desiring TO reside AZ
hotels at the Falls during the meeting Inc prescn1
meeting will eclipse in attendance, premiums &c any
thing ever known in this countrys The question OF ac
cOmmodation having been raised by new 0rk papen'
the Issociaton desire 10 say that hotel and other ac
commodaons ample here and there Is abundance Oh
rooms at the Falls for such may desire 10 COME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
TannounefmenAl

James, the fsk-al Prince of Erie, on his way
Long Branch stopped at the establishment Of KNOX the emperor Oh
all the atters Kings eonyed King Charles hast thou
Hat for Prince JamesP Always" boldly answered King ChsFes
One sshecy comfortable tiles went the head Of James
and with smiling sweet May Knox never goNhere tie
yoone Sneh7 The Emperor Knox has Hat that viii u and suit
you Go for III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
GALVANO-ELECTRO-
MINERAL WATER BATHS,

b. Berlin patented June q 1870 Tor tn' m
mediate ef and radical Chronic aud Acute Gont snd khe ma
sm; PARALYSIS stiffness Of The Jos and ms Nenos
re.S In gentr Dsea the Bve Ear and Soap all diseases .
Spine lspna Marrow ConsumP Seunlgai o. be "a.
Scrofna Throat Asthu ard Heart A1econs re' .
Ague Liver plants Jaundcs Bonnes Dopsy e
Dyspepsia mpo,,uc all disease Of the Unnary Organs vel 30
thoSep prevalent ladies', etc, etc
metallic aud other poisols contained IN The s6
the blood, promotes ne
culaon equass positive and ngsiTe electricity sirengel ne e
yous system healthy Of tue skin restores tbe sre
organism aud gives necessary ih uors
blood than it possible b. the ordinary method
An prominent mineral Of both Europe and America WI 10
applied baths With the Gsysno Electro
and y Dr. Ratings combination which 6ns e miner
the drs y connection With the whole system ne
wonderful that single bath has efficacy than a' or
mineral baths.
salts With fun instructions Tor
alone supplied phycn and othn aad for sale
by all druggists
Send for circular
No a Sc Marx place Cooper Institute
Branch Office, Congress Hall. Sharon Springs, y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
THE CONTINENTAL. HOTEL STAKES

THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL STAKES
Tor three yearods, $50 each p D., with $1,000 added ny
Mr. d. W. Burrows, proprietor Of the Continental Hotel
was the second race IL mile heats, and or the
twentyseyen runners six started These Enquirer
Lynehburg, Maggie B. b., Harc, Susan Ann, and Don
erae colt dam Canary Bird The betting as under
En9urer $1,000; Maggie b. b. s7oo; Lynchburg, 5000;
First Hedt-Thea Doneraie colt, az soon the drum
Was tapped TOOK the lead, and cut ont the running at
strong pace with Harc and Maggie b. b. second and
thlrd Lynchpurg next and Enquirer lying on and evil
IDENTITY not going for the heat They run thus
hall mile when Maggie Is. b. fell back into third place,
and seemed to make further effort the heat Lynch
burg taking her place the Donerae colts immediate
follower The latter held the lead up with
-, 10y sts " .ic sGnu when Ly nchDurg came WIN
qurer third. Time, l:I7.
Second Hedt.-The Doneraie colt again went off in
'front.' Hare second Enquirer next, and Maggie fourth
Iynchburg lying behind, and not going for the heat.
Gong around the turn Lynchburg observed to fter
anu nearly iai stopping suddenly and II was supposed
th cnanghR MS leg IN his stride, he became tangled,
ana sllppg broke or dslocated his shoulder bone.
me Others ran ia cluster 10 the half mile pole pass
ing Wnlcn enquirer came out and after short struggle
passed Haric, and, although Maggie H. b. came with q
ne rush on tne last quarter the OF bennington WAS
Time, 1919.
THIRD Heat1Enqurer, now the favoritc at long odds
asasl VIC u'i TOOK the lead from the tap OF the drum
anu never being headed in the race won cevery BY
leheth nom Maggie b. b., Haric third Time, 1914.
MosNorra Pax Long faaa Js ~ Continental Hotel stakes
a. II a y. P p t -i 7lo to s,eoad horse the gin Of
,i " zoe continental Hotel Long Branch for hreeyea
Bqlori' b. C Enquirer, by imp bennington d'm idda
Ms.Es. 'h Maggie D. b. Australian AN MAZDA
e. Grsasead Cash Hare by Australian dam Brsnas-
H. Ms(Iah ina By Lexington d,a Ro,,aaa
Carroll Goar' hr by Doncr,le dam Cla,ry Br-Aa.
BACON hoi,%is H. e. LJnchhnrs by imp Learn nstoB dam
Time i a. 10 i5ii
TIE MONMOUTH STAKES,
INV MeS auu AAll Ivg AL ages, 80 each " p with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
On Saturday afternoon the bulkhead of pier

No North River gave way, carrying with IL about
barrels OF meal and four aborcrs who at work
at the time. rescued, but the meal
was destroyed Tue remainder VI the pier 10 IN danger
QUE condltigG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

Wool AND HoP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
Observation-Disclosures HARyEY 800 Broadway New.Y0Ik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

For SPONGE MATTREssEs-COOler, Cheaper, and
More Durable and Canat A D. FARELL AGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures great remedy many W. SCHIEFYEIs Agent
No II Millamst Ney York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

ROBBERS, BURGLARS, MIDNIGHT AssAsSINs.-
BURGLAR ALARM been applied 20 the house
impossible
the p the house without creating such an
alarm the household and thus saved valuable e
No family in town Of should be without this valuable
protection life property Thousands Of best citizens e 70
It's merits Call the Office send for pamphlet b. HOLMES
MurraVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

The originator Of this wonderful Meeite claims dco'ered
end ooRb"Sd Aarxaoay Of Natures neisS
properties sescs
Of this oand the great .bs
II has been found conquer Ia the Of BrosA.s Cs1
and the early OF Coassmroa has aStouished the me
faculty and hundreds Of the best ply M sr,ds
BsSdtodi discovery he While Coaghs
strengthens the system and putes the blood By and hr.gs
Aoodpartpaq properties, al Hsssrs IRON Ne ses
Srobeld PtOtch, Pirak Erapss- Dee
Mineral Posons syphhac and veeal eeo 's
ersdicated and vigorous hdiA and ESTABLISHES
Eryspeas Sah RAeum, Satd Head, Fsvu Sy Roses
Ss In short all the diseases
qued by this powerful, purifying for
Ltrr CoBpasai" Bilious Disorders
has produced hundreds Of perfect and other %
had failed.
The proprietor offers 81 900 reward medicine gill equ
the cure OF all the diseases for which recommended Beso
oouAij and uoTthess limitations private Gorerunenh
stamp which Is postIre NE osb
SIDE wrapper This Medicine Is Sold BY Druggists az p eon
Prepared by X " PIERCE NJ d. Proprietor hs ttsHe~
Laboratory 10 Senecs-st, Buffalo n \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

How MANY LITTLE SUFFERERS ARE WASTING
AWAY CHOLERA IsVASrUN SUMNER COM
PLANT AND DRAsEsi AND REMEDY SURE PROMPT
AND THOROUGH ENTIRELY sAPE WITH
REPurArioy ESTABLISHED AND MAINTAINED OVER
THE WHOLE COUNTRY YEARS CAN Bs READILY
OBTAINED ~ Dr. CARxSATyE BAAN-WHr Sor GIVE IT
A rEIALl SOLD 81 DRUGGIsrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

THE WAR.-New MAP, showing country
Berlin prepared expressly show the held Of the
present Price % Agents wanted Address h. H. LLOYD
10 M n-st n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

ELECTRICITY, for the speedy and permanent
applied By Dr. CHAxBgKS No 7We Fourteenth st
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LIFE INSURANCE.

The ASBURY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, established in
1868 has already issued between three Policies
nsurng S7OOOOOO Apply for Insurance. employment
Agent at the Principal Office No. 500 Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

BARGAINS in WATCHES, JEwELRY, and ST.
vERwARE.-J II. JOHNSTON RoBIssoy, $50 Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

NERVOUS DEBILITY-C. ID. HAMMOND,
IN NJ. D.. 2o2 SOths Of ai.Vs His Book 10th ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
INDULGENCE OF PoRzIUNCoLA.

Tomorrow will be a memorable day in the
annals OF the Society of st. Anthonys Church. with it
will the indulgence of Porziuncoa, plenary one
which is dispensed every August I'D, In the Franciscan
churches only II originated with st. Francis OF ASSIST
on whom its institution is believed 10 have been mracu
lousy enjoined by special divine revelation.
RETURN OF THE REV. DIR. M'GLYNN.
At st. Stephens, yesterday, there was High
Mass, but sermon. The Rev. DR.. McGlynn, who has
but recently returned from vacation, made necessary
by abors, otciated, and appeared in excel
nf health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

90 to MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE, No.
~ SAT broadway, Twenty hd- you all ne
books Of the and all the standard
gish, French. aad Scotch stationery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

MossourH pARK Long Branch ~ j. July o-Harte race Purse
SlO0 900 800 100 10 third for all sges
two miles, hurdles, weter weights
Jas Thompons b. Lobea BY Bonnie Scotland dam Captoa
Eses Bohannon by Simon Keaton dam by Boston sged
Mcdaniel Aossys b. Oyensn jr by Oysteman' dam by Phil
Brown. age li5 ponndsAlov
Elliot, Gy h. Morris BIZ Lexington Margaret Morris aged
10 pounds
Col Tods Harry Boo by Lexington dam Blonde, aged I
pound, dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

AT st. AIMS Church, yesterday, the festival
Ann the patron saint celebrated st. AIMS
Day proper occurred during the week. but the soemnz
ton OF 1t deferred until yesterday in order that t
might take place with mpressiveness. At the High
Mass the Rev Dr. Preston, pastor OF the church,
Celebrant the Rev Father Poole, Deacon and the Rev
Father Des Jardins, SubDeacOn The Rev DR.. Me
Sweeney OF the Cathedral preached the life Of 81.
Ann and the lessons be derived from it, He also ex
planned and defended the Catholic principle Of generating
in and nly roll
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
JOSH BILLINGS.


Srraps from HIS Fathers Alsninax.
KALKCLAsHUNS OF PEoGSosTiX NATURE.
Whenever WI see fox ov geese all stand
ing on one leg, except the old gander, and
he chawing his end, look out for southwest
wind tew-morrrow, Or the next day, or the
day after, or at sum fewter time. Whenever
dogs are seen travelling around with nothing
to do, and old maids refuse their tea, and
hop vines won't klimb, and grindstones
won't grind, then WI may expect little crop
ov oats, and beans won't pay for harvest
ing.
WASTED. several fust cl.ss
young men, with mustash, to hang around
the vestibules ov different chorches in Amer
ika and stare at the females as ,hay pass out.
Yung men who understand TIE use ov tobac-
co preferred. No yung man accepted who
kant stare the brass buttons oph from : Lliii-
tary coat at twenty PAGES This IL rare
chance for yung men OK real genius. >ala-
ry PAYABLE weekly References excl angel.
The cockroacA, IL a bug at large. He Z
one ov the luxUrvs ov ciynnashun. IhC
cockroach IL born on the fist OF May, and
the ftlst ov November. serni-annually, and L
reddy for use in fifteen davs from date
They are born four from each egg, and con
sequently they are all trsins; thare IL no sicl
thidg in the annals o. nature az single
cockroach Their food seems 10 consist, no
90 much ov wha. they eat, as what they kan
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Publication Notice.

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

NIONDAN, ANoNs stus ACsos
Board met in regular session, President
Chaplin in the chair, and all present except
Mr.. Murphy.
On motion, reading of minutes was defer
red until Friday.
The petition for appropriation for bridge
in High Prairie Township was referred 10
the. Committee on Roads and Bridges, to-
cether with Commissioners McWhirt and
HARRISON, TO examine same.
The petition Of S. +. Holman was referred
Ia the Committee on Ways and Means.
The petition of sundrv citizens of Easton
Township, asking for appropriation to build
\ bridge was referred 10 the Committee on
Roads and Bridges. -.----.rs.,h..
The petition asking an appropriation to
improve the knigh: road, between Wyan-
dotte County and the Desoto road, Was re-
ferred TO the same Committee.
The rp,ert of ID. n Barnes on the bridge
over Mud Creek was received and laid ON the
table. Also report on Lawrence road was
prescnied and adopted by the passage Of the
nllowing revolution:
Resolved, That the report of d. n. Barnes,
heretofore appointed by this Board rs
S,ecial Commissioner % take the testimony
Of parties and relocate the State ruad from
North Lawrence 10 Big Stranger bridge, be
approved and confirmed, and the survey and
piat. a. returned by him, are hereby CON
firmed by the Board as the correct and true
location Of said road. ...ar-e4-
The petition Of Atwood 4 Russell was
referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means, with the County Attcmev, with
power TO act.
The viewers reports Oh the Austin road,
Bacon road and Robinson road, were all re-
ferrcd Ia the Committee On Roads and
Bridges. .I..-,s.a- 81
The following resolution was offered and
adopted: It2 = -,
Resolved, That the County Treasurer b.
authorized to transfer from the sinking funI
whatever amounts may he necessary to maks
Good the deficiency IN any fund caused bN
the receipts Of bonds for taxes, by order O
this Board. -
The petition of Timothy Coughlin ant
others, asking for the appointment of viewer
en- a road in Stranger and FairmOunt Town
ships, was granted, and VIM. Lewis, J. K
Faulkner and A. Coggswell were appointet
viewers, TO meet at the house Of Tiniotll,
Coughlin, on the 18th inst.
The petition Of \. !. Ferguson and other
ofTonganoxie Township, asking Tor the aP
pointment of viewers to view a road in sait
Township was granted and T. S. Duncan
Jonathan Hanley, and Thomas Harness:
were appointed viewers to meet at th
house Of Henry Kimberling.
The petition OF ID. III. Driesbach and other
asking for the appointment Of viewers ON
road petitioned for in Sherman Township
was granted and Mr.. Pickens, j. G. Griffith
and /. B. Dutton were appointed viewers Z
meet sf the hosse of D. III. Driesbach. on tn
2lst inst.
The petition Of Il. E. Selway and Others
of Stranger and Sherman Townships, askin
for the appointment Of viewers on . road
said Townships vas gianted, and ": II
Hindman, DIR. Hopkins and A. NJ. Durham
Esq, were appointed viewers to meet at til
house of r. E. Selway on the sd inst.
The petition of B. F. Edwards and Others
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
INSURRECTION.

Mob of 800 Negroes Have Taken
pOssrSsi0n OF DOnalaSonv1lle. La
Nurdcr and Outrage.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10-The evening
papers publish, exciting news from Donald
sonville.
, \ negro mob, 80 strong, is reported in
possession of the town. Judge VIM. c.
Loves and Major Mark &. Schonberg are
reported killed
An the whites who could not escape were
arrested
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
TENN EHEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. S.-Brown, Democrat,
for Governor, has carried the county by a
ladeeAla iosity, and il undoubtedly elected.
Proser, Republican, for Congress, has $50
majority in this county, but the other coun-
ties will elect Galladay, Democrat. Brown
runs ahead Of the Congressional ticket.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Sin this State
Vaughan's, Democrat, majority in his Dis
trict will probably reach 5000. Caldwell,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

The average Of voters to popuiatioa in the
West is one to seven. The following figures
give the population Of Kansas City: Num-
Der of voters 1881. Seven times l,33l Is
?.3l7-the exact number of inhabitants in
that town.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
, bn7KAUOAA.
BROWN COUNTY.

Special to the Times.
HiAwATHA, Kan, Nov. 9.
]. F. Rabbit, regular Republican candi-
date, was elected in the Eleventh District,
and c. E. Parker, Republican, in the
Twelfth District The regular Republican
county ticket was elected by a large ma
jority.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
FROM OTTAWA.

FROM OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, Nov. 2.
Special Despatch TO The Times.
T. c. Sears is elected by 800 majority.
Walsh, Republican, is elected in the South
ern District, and Luse, Independent, in the
Northern District.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
RILEY COUNTY.

RILEY COUNTY.
MANHATTAN, Nov. Q.
Special Despatch TO The Times.
Riley County returns are all in. Morris
has so majority; Barrett, "a; Lowe, 537.
Total vote, S44.
Correspondence Ieavenworth Time-.l
MANHATTAN, Nov. 9.
Norris majority in Manhattan and o.
den is los over the Clarke candidate, and
ll9 over the Democratic.
Barrett's majority is 123 over Rockefeller,
in the same precincts.
The country vote will probably increase
these majorities materially.
MANHATTAN, Nov. ..
Col. d. X. Amthony:
DEAR SIR: Manhatton Precinct gives 3l5
Republican against SO Democratic votes for
the State ticket.
Barrett, anti Clarke, received POS; Rock
teller, Clarke, Ill; Sinnis, Democrat, Sc, for
Senator.
Morris, anti-Clarke, received 1873; Wa
tiers, Clarke, 100; Crump, Democrat, 81,
for Representative.
The balance Of the County ticket is way
ahead of the boilers.
Ogden Precinct is the next heaviest, and
gives Morris 25 majority over the Clarke
boilers. SAMU Ell &. HOYT.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 9-The latest election
returns do not materially change Hofiman's
majority from 80, 900.
The Tribune claims the Assembly by four
majority, although several Districts on both
sides are still doubtful. .
NEW York. Nov. 10.-The latest returns
indicate that Governor Hoffman goes out Of
this city with majority of s., 037, an a vote
Of l0o, S35, with a registration d 142, 666.
Mayor Halls majority falls over q. 600 short
Of Governor Hoffman, ammounting only 70
S,Sl1. The Democratic majority in the
State cannot be given with accuracy, but it
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
CHEROKEE COUNTY.

CHEROKEE COUNTY.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 9.
d. r. anthony, CTn Republican Committee:
Gone to the devil across lots. About $50
against the whole ticket. Answer about the
State. J. Il. HALLOwELL.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

The sporting men at Topeka, have had 4
little fun: The Record, of yesterday says;
A tro,ting race was made Yesterday be-
tween z. c. Tuttlcs ''Draco' and Geo.
VOLTS "Highfyer, mile heats best two in
three. After the first heat the race was sud-
denly ended by the judge giving the. heat
and the race to "Draco," ON the ground Of
loud shouting ON the part Of "Highflyer's
driver. The decision occasioned oonsidera-
tile dissatisfaction among the spectators, and
in view of such another case arising horse
man Of Shawnee county desires MS to call at
tention to article ID of the Rules and
Regulations of the National Association"
...iny rider or driver guilty of loud shout
ing, or making other unnecessary noise, or
of making improper Use of the whip during
the tendency Of heat shall be punished by
a tine not 10 exceed SD for the first OfIense,
and for the second otiense by suspension dur
ing the meeting" --