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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20
FROM WINCHESTER.

Since the meeting al Winchester We learn
that petition has been drawn up, and II
now being circulated TO procure names, ask
ing the County Board to call an election in
Jefferson Township, submitting the PROPOSE
ton whether or no, said township shall vote
$1,000 in bonds 10 the Kansas Central
Railroad Comuany
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20

LITTLE KAw CREEK, February 10, 1871.
Eii~ Of Le Tmes:
SIE:-Perhaps something from this point
will be Of interest to the readers Of THl
TIMFs.
As railroads are the only matters of in
terest, / will give you something on that
topic. In this part of the county We don't
agree with our friend G. Bett., Of Edwards-
vile, as to that place being the best point
for railroad from Leavenworth to Olathe.
Start road from Paramount, thence to
Woolf Greek, down Woolf Creek to near
its mouth, then leaving it and running on to
Little Kaw Creek, crossing the Kansas
Pacific road, thence to the mouth Of Cedar
Creek, and intersect the road from Olathe to
Lawrence.
This way you have a short line of road
running on an easy grade, and through one
of the best bodies Of land on the Kansas river,
settled with 4 live people, all hoping to zee
Leavenvorth make herself one Of the great
railroad centers in the WeA.
You have the chance, and the money If
you are united and keep the hall rolling.
Crops never looked better than they do at
present. We will show you come Of the
iness corn in the State, from Little Kav this
all. Yours truly. A. 2. Waters
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20

TEcUMsEH SHERMAN and Phi. Sheridan
were in New York Wednesday, and had the
good fortune TO Learn by personal observa-
tion OF the evolutions OF Col. Jim. Fisk, and
his brave corps, something of how red fields
won
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A d;Sn,,cb from pbiladelpbia say

4 ulrI'dtcIl HUH IIia'"cII'fIf"
July l3.-To-day the first narrow gauge
passenger engine ever built in America was
shipped TO Pixies Peak.
II is evident that the makers Of this en-
gine are not readers OF the Atchison Cham
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20
cUIlHARY.

AAKRD PUnDaDsA-Rice o. hrsnd pad-
diags require nodssaao - ior bakino;
hitter o. c,aaard require . quicker ovss.
The time needed for baking och particular
pud3iag h givss NJ TIE rsesipa Eexs a.
pu6dines are bsnAn sao1gh vksa spooa-
full can - tsksn up e3sar from Strings.
6oavi0 require qaSck oven. ThesS should
Be made 70 - 10 Be Doe The monenl f0
ssrving. e1hsrviss they Win ialI in anal
AAe1en.
ANNA's PUDDu0.-A quarter Of pound
of net; SAuarter Of pound of bssad cr1imh;
one tablelpoOsfan Of grOosd rise; three -
q loaf ns.f; too eeg; peel Of lsssoa.
Time, one hour and . half 70 keam.
CABMf PUnsane 0AUnR-Yslks If two
eggs, two tablespooafals Of powdered susnr,
four or Eve spO0alhlb Of white wine Beal
veil ths yOlkn " two eea, anai mix the0
with The po,nsled asgns aRd the vine Siss-
ner i over allow 1ss far . fsw minusss,
stirring il coa~a.saly, asd pour il round the
pudding
CHERRY PUDDlN0. Or pint Of milk,
three tablesPooasfal VI Aosr, one ounce u
hnltes, thsee egss oae pound Of cherries
Tinss 70 hoil, too h0an.
CusrARD EOR PUDDIp0s. = Ooe plat u
mill, too q three ezra three ounces Of iu.i
suess, one bay leaf, = liule nutmeg, altapoos-
fall Of powdered cia,anoa. To q pima d
mill, air IN he yslks Of svo OF thses heas~s
eep, little ciaaa1soo cd aHlaag (sA00n
tIa Aaysr hslikedl, ose by lsa1, and .hs
saeAs veil posaalsd 6tis al we'll iogsthss,
and bsll I 70 The ihicksas you rrqsirr
Whss dose take oSt The hey lsaf
Cur PUDDsNMl- Three onsces II aoSr.
TIE same o( butter, too 0ssncea of sugar, han
pint Of milk. Bsaa The bueies io . cse.D,
and add n u The sas.r poasGlssi, sir in the
6os,r, cd nix il wiah pisa u milk Pa
the nixtsge into hussersd cups, and hake
tAem.
PAxOnA PUDDsHs.-Take . quart Of
milk, " which aahi three i.blesgDOasl,sil os
PapOnss, and mix until perfectly smooth:
when the milk boils sir i in, AMI Iet il hill
three minutes; aasl hasiier and Aavoring 10
tasae, mix vieh ths coolrd n,as, and bake
veil in 9Hick ,ven.
AOLAssps PIE-Take nine tahlsspooss-
full u mola~s., six iablenpooasinll Of vine
snr, one Aal half tahlespoousfaIl oG 6osr,
; small piece Os hssaef. iev slicss Of grated
'ens"n prel, cover . Fich Pa~se.
CRACKEk PIE.-T0 common siz~xl tin,
bur crackers 10 be hsokea 6as In half pins
y vaier, ore ,abl0pooafsl u tarsasic scid,
me cup Of sugar, n liasls sals, season. uiih
smoa or nutmeg. Bake like csa.tasd pies.
CaEAM RE. .-Take . much ,hick sweet
seen . viii 6il your pie disA, 70 which sd
Ae whites q twelve egg beaten 10 . ffoah,
ID sugar enough tO suit your taste. Rhv0s
nth lem0a.
LRAON PIk-Chop the lemons ine, peel
md use ell except the sod. thea ~ each
enson take oae egR, one half cup Of a,eas
ns halfcuP oi nsoiaseA. Add . cup Of vs19
every foar lsnnas and stir u . ~
poonsS1ll of 1onr. Mako . nice pasee, aD6
axe With two eFusla. tis fall Il Rod 10
ave oui the molassu and pot in i . iall
Qp Of epRax
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NEW YORK.

NeW York Ctty sa . Eeayfal 8ease q
ExelaemeaIThel l'oIlee Uoaer Arr
over l,5ce Heresg-lslsh Ceeholil
Tioes LsskeS 1Sr.
New YORK, July 12.-10a. m.-In thu
vicinity Of the police headquarters all j.
hustle and excitement. The police under
the command Of the various Captains, Assem-.
bied upwards Of !, 500 strong. Three hun.
dred have been ordered to the Twenty ninth
precinct, under the command Of Captain
Barrett, and fifty more have been sent to the
Fourth precinct, for the purpose Of guard.
ing Harper's building. Among the penson-
ages who visited the central Office this morn
ing are Gov. Hoffman, Mayor Hall, Sheriff
Brennan, Assistant Distri6 Attorney Fellow,
and several other leading politicians. There
has yet been no disturbance. The mounted
police were kept busy all morning carrying
orders from one point 10 another. There are
about twenty stages kept in readiness To
carry the police TO any point NJ soon A. lssssi-
bic. In front Of Fourteen and Spring streets
an eflegy Of a man trimmed in Orange col
Ors was suspended 10 a telegraph pole and
was cut down.
IL A. M.-The Irish Catholic ial,orers ON
the BOulevartls have suspended work, and
are marching down in body.
Inspector Jameson. with 200 men have
been sent up 10 Forty second street and
Eighth Avenue 70 intercept them.
A battery from Castle Garden Park has
gone up on east side Of the city and another
crossing from Rrootivn s,,n,o..'.I a. 10 fr''", -
Fort Hamilton. " ''
An the o,ariue. ,rom the Rrool,vn navy
ward have been nI,cs,i un1er arms
The as,ect of .fI,;rs iooE varv ,hr..,.
inc The mo, in th, n,,,hI. ..,"a CO.,
wards along E,si River have n",,iv , .,I is,,
their work !, i u,nrr.,e.I n. M. ,..,.,.ns.
Of onnosinr the Or,rrsnen t'
ll:l5A x.-The riot has commenced at
last. About u quarter before II O'Clock
the reports of the riot commenced to cpme in.
The first report was from the Twentv-thir
precinct to the effect that mob had COM
menced in the vicinity of Eighty third sirce,
and Third avenue, and we're driving ,be
people from the streets. Two hundred and
twenty five men we're Immediately oicked
out and placed under Command OF Csp,ain
Hidden, Of the Fifteenth precinct. Who vss
ordered to Nm Ceed 10 the above point and
1isper.e the uob. The second report was
from the Thirty second precinct, and stated
hat rioters were marching through the Bou-
evards and attacked I,aiian and Swis labor
srs iHthe vicinity of One Hundred and For
y-th'rd street and Ninth avenue. SnPt.
Aeiso and Gen. Sholer Immediately held . |
'onsuitation, and Gen Sholer ordered seven
Of the list regiment, Col. Rocke- |
eller commaning, to proceed to guard thst |
,oint. The last order had barely been given |
vhen another report was received that sever
4 E~-:.-., IL n.n~-x>J .k..,e "a. E..:
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TMeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, JULY 20. ISL.
Eny HAFFMaN

The Governor of New York deserves credit
for the manly manner in which he procialms
that all men have rights and that they should
he protected and peace preserved.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20

The people Of Jackpn County are being
duped b some ahaFpers in Leavenvosth-
Aank;ns CSsnpios.
The Champion has become frantic. Il
cannot say good word for anybody. In he
azticae, from which ve take lie shove. he
piAds iaao the Hoaaoa Ness and The people
of Jacanoa Coun1y vho favor the Kansas
Central Railroad. In ano.her place our
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The 7'bsss sugg.ss thae soas passicn-
laT vidth, three ~, littls noss a. liasle
leA ahooA = aQssa .poa ias - ,asov
gsaR road vAieA ere LILLY b sons ITO
very sesesal 1e viaAin Tie .sxi kv ysan
We Ns.sd sae ..tios = d:sly a.d
i'sPoslaaa, and void uFgs sPas IL aisse-
enss of tAe Kan.n Ce.tsal soopn eossaPos-
denes = oacs viii al friea6 of IL nasso1
ssngs th.oasho The U.i1sa 6laA., % hso
poaihle, b4 especially viii ~ o0ean a
ouDpanis ahal 70 ooonases IL h1ilAing a
this kisa u ros1 vah IL visv of eallies
70 disc,D ths qnslsiaa, - il
pn~;ble, 70 agree upoa . aniloRn vihk for
The irack Of The "eoaiag" road-Hya.1sss
Gassilk
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New YORK, July l2-Rid 10 p. m.-
About forty persons we're killed during the
riot to-day. Total number vOun.lsd un-
known. Fiieen are known 10 he norsaIIv
wounded. Al the Sixteenth pses-ipct tLxrr
we're sixteen dad bodies this evening": thev
wore removed 10 the mosgnr. Al she Tve,,-
ty-ninsh preciDci there sese fosr dad luolies
Il the morgve. There are al pse.eas fosty
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Grand jury
adjourned to-day subject to . call from the
District Attorneys office 70 investigate the
riot matter, and Recorder Hzckeat will sit
next week tn try the czaSes Of those arrested
q nOters. The Dock COmmissioners have
directed Superintendent Wesservelt 10 fur
nish them vith the names Of those vorkmen
who, contrary to their orders, absentesl them
selves from work on Wellnesday with view
tO their discharge. Ii % aaid that o. X,
CSrre, veil known ieader Of the Hibesnian
Society. l. " he, indicted fDs cosspiracy 10
create riot. -Czsse's speschss TO the Ifish-
n,en in Prince street hall On Monday evening
we're Of an inaanaiosy characser and the
Grand Jury ofshe Count Of Oyer and TermL
Der, which II nos in session, intend 10 End
an indictmens upsa them. Il II also aid
Cane is-ed hn influence with the Nsyor n,
have the Orange Ir,rade siopped, and tbas u
@fIs4 this has circulated .he reop.s ~,
thousands ii HiI.rnian. had zsmsed the.,-
selves aOi would prevent the Earasie Il ANY
cM.
The Grand Jury alo inse.d 10 indie. the
ri"te.. canghs firing II tie psnos..iaa Gur
murder.
A large nnmher Of people continue 10 o..-
grsate si tie entrance Of Bellevue Hospital
eager 10 gain intelligesce q 70 the number OF
additional Dad asd the condition Of the
vo0nslsd vicsis:s u the fearful Sios~
Two ad4li,is.al deaths occurred lass uixka.
as.d there s"v remzias bat sir dad ss he
Bellevue Hospital. The bodisa al the sahep,
h.ve beer taken away by friends Gur inter.
usest.
TIE crowd. are inquiriag ~ to the ooodi. |
a
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20

meeting Of the merchants, held 1t the Pro
duce Exchange, this afternoon, the following
resolutions we're adopted:
Resolved, That We enaer our solemn protest
against the arbitrary assumption of power On
the part Of the Mayor and Superintendent of
Police in discriminating between the rights
Of one political organisation and another
Re~o@ued, That We utterly repudiate the
sophisry and superficial plesdipss pub-
lisbed in said order, for its justification. "A
unworthy Of the source from which Il em.-
mated; a. in direct opposition TO the great
American doctrine of liberty for all.
Resotssl, That We care nothing for RELIC
io.s or political prejudics that may canse
differences among our foreign-born citizens.
but We depFicate any restriction upon the
rights Of one class more than another. EQUAL
righh and privileges mnst and shall be-
sTanted to all ahke, without regard 10 voting
power.
Resolved, Thss the sincere thank. Of hi.
meeting are due, and ere hereby rendered to
Gov. Hoffman for the prompt manner in
which he hss relieved the Empire city from
the oslium Of being governed By . raEbje.
The l,oiice seized 300 sands Of arm, ,t the
6remrn's rooms, and broughs them to head
quarters. The mob did Da wait 10 Irarn ~.
6usine< Of the policemen, buf 6ed At their
apYsuach:
The police, hacked by the Eirhiv.fou.h
regiment, made raid on Hiisrnian HAN
The mob ran like sheep.
VIM. Henne~y and Patrick Grady. M
ismen Of the Sixth PreciDct, rrfasinp 4.
light, hal their buttons cut oG. and lssh
sere locked up.
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New YORK, July 1.-THE Revenue OIL
Gers. assisted by the U. s. Marinea, made .
raid On the illicit disiillen in Bsooklyn Il N
early hour this morning A fight ensued,
during which Clinton Gilbert, U. q. Ganees,
vas shot and, il il feared, mortally wounded.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20

12:45 N-Fixhting is now going on in
the Tenth and Elevenih PrecieDcts, and
along: Blocker street. The militia have been
ordered to Eighth avenue sDd Fory-secona
street, where an attack las been made upoo
Judge Heiser's hou. Large Indies Of po-
lice have ieit in stsses also. Al the Orange
Headquarters everything is quiet and all
present are engaged in preparing for the
procession, which will move at $50 in the
afternoon.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1871-07-20

l;50 p. 1.-Two Ribbon men are killed
and several soldiers were wounded. Har-
pers building u aisaeked The mob have
converted the Eight Avenue Railroad into
service and cut the telegraph wirr.. Severe
fighting is going on.
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recedeut of Charles the First.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-24
The last number Of the 0ehtien,en's

The last number Of the 0ehhen,en's
Magazine contains curions article entitled
Tyburnians." II Is, as its title would
indicate, "reminiscences Of curious scenes
1sisman was sentenced to be hanged for
robbery, and was just leaving the dock
when the sheriff called him back and
asked him his age lis II my age you
want7 Faith aud think I am about US
ould rs liver shall be- replied tho
doomed man. When the sheriff came TO
conduct him to execution, ami his hands
had been properly tied be refused to walk.
"Do you think I'll assist at my own
destruction Do you think III walk to
my DEATH Ifyou want me you'll have
70 carry met
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pOusONouS MEDICINES.

The theory that the virus, Of disease can be
safely coaaterscted ny doses OF poison. IL islse
and dangerous. Within the last twenty five years,
not lees than . score Of virulent poisons have
been added to the repository ofthe medical pro.
fsssion. They are given IN small doses, otherwise
they would destroy life Immediately F.; bui even
In NJ mute quantities, they produce, ultimately,
very disastrous effects. II IL unwise and unphil.
osiphicai 70 employ, As remedies, powerful and
tssid.sns drugs. which, I'd suhjugatinE one dis.
ssss. 80 The seeds OF another stil more unman-
ageab,e. none Of these terrible indictments OPP
srstss with - much directness and certainty upon
the comes Of disease ~ Hos,et.or's Stomach Bit.
ten. . tssle and corrective, without n single del.
stsrious isgrsdient in its composition.
Arssa,e and quinia ere given for intermittent
bromide Of potassium for nervous disorders
sesychnins and prussc acid for general debility
mercury. 10 various forms, for liver complaint
1UpAsattees ofehiorofovm and opium for sleep.
lsssssss asd Jet thsss deadly drugs do moi
COMPARE - specifics for the discases above emu.
nssaasd. With that wholesale vegetable invisoraat
aad attentive. While they are al 70 pernic,eus
hat II 10 sstoniahing any physician should take
The rsspoanh iiity Of prescribing them. Let In.
vatds. for their ews sakes. Try the Bitters before
they resort TO poisoas. The relief they vii CT.
psrisoes nom . course Of tho harmless specific,
I'll render recourse to the unsofc preparations
ssfssset w. quito unnecessary. fetesdAwiw
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G.ke 8ulfftin.
uo,,x for sh.t yseashen chinse:

Mr.. Hcndcrshoti, in the Oregon lsgisla.
tre, asked and obtained leaf TO introduce
The following bill, which evidently means
business;
Be it enacted by tho legislative assembly
Of the state Of Oregon
Section 1. No Chinaman shall be allowed
70 die in this state until he has paid ten
dollars for new pair Of boots with which
70 kick the bucket.
Sec. g. Any Chinan,an dying under this
act shall be buried six feet under ground.
Sec g. Any Chinaman who attempts, to
dig up another Chinaman's bones, shall first
procure license from Lthe secretary of
state, for which he shall pay four dollars.
Sec. 4. Any dead Chinaman who at.
temps 10 dig up his own bones, without
giving notice to the secretary ofstate, shall
b dned 800. .......-
Sec. 5. Any Chinaman who shall be
born without bones, for the purpose Of
wilfully and fclonionsly evading the pro-
visions of this act, shall be fined $500.
The reading Of the bill created great
hushtsf.
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HooAand's Greek Oil
MOOilland's German Bittera.


A Btlsers without Alcohol or Sdlsaes
Of any Nj nd
Isdidsrent from ali others. l. composed OF the
pure ,uices or wal principle Of Roots, Herbs aud
Banks Tor as medically termed, extrsc,sl the
vo,tll... and mart novtion, nj thu inrrcdIents
-. - -, ,,. - a. - -. - IT,
ee' D~ss8 "rs"' i"'"'o'e'n o"e ooNe VI "'s
BWters there Ia contained as much medicinal vir-
tue as will br found 10 several gcions Of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots. etc. used in this Bitters
arc grown in Germany, their vital PRINCIPLES ex-
tr~,,c,l n, Ina, %, y. ..,..,,a. rh..u,., a..
s.s,, ~, ~ -" =. ~ S'.e''', ~.
so'"ss'"u w Wv @shutscsory ~ uhisciV' where
they are comIsounded and bottled. Containing no
spirit.o.s insrsiIepts mi. pi,s.r. A. IA. fro,r
"o'"
we osy"''oos urkcu against ~ oshers; no desire
Tor st.Dulants cAn 10 Induced nom their use,
can make no ,Irunkards and cannot und.r
I,,,,n.,,.a. -, -, :. ,r-',.,
"'""'""'"e"'' "sVs any ou' "oenehe'a eHec'.
uOdflnnds~ Oser,umn TAME
v.s cownnnrdsr "a, snn.a No, ,ns,,n.; A.,
- 49, -' ~ '" %
r-me biiers, hrd II INTENDED TOT use In cases
when some alcoholic stimuiAnt IL cquircL In con
...,,,. ,.,., Ar, ..... ..-., A. me-.
uec"o" """' WI" son'c Properues OF inc btters
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle o.
IN. pi,,sr. co,,h,caa ,,i,h ,,,,. Ct. cr,, p,,o
- ., a".s 80. P"'. -: N"~ 'u'''
snd nsvvrr" III sucn manner 'hA' uhe c4trom"
bitterness Of the Bitters IL overcome, forming u
,,.,,, A.. a..
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10 produce the desired effect; Two Of them Aet
quickly and Ioweriplly, cleansing tho liver, stan,
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Ingredient j. podophylhn, or the alchohollc IN .
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Address, W. J. LINES CO.,
Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-24
FIGURING MILL
EaVVKINE HIkL'
THE
EGYPTIAN MILLS

OHIO LEyEl:, CAIRO.
FULTON L. SONS, Proprietor
Are Now Ia Full Operation.
Niessfs. Fulton 4 Sons are prepared to furnish
III liinds Of Flour of the best qua ity, and also
all Feed Of al! kinds Graham Flour, IN sacks
W ~ icss quantity. made from the best Whta
Wheat. apriljdt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-24
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Comm ssioner.
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FIRE
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Insurance.

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CITY National Bank.
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