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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-12
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Ii is rather homely illustration, bat
perhaps Mr.. Finkelnburz, of Missouri. wss
about right when he eaid that reading Mr..
Hayes letter Of acceptance is like eating a
good loaf of homemade bread, leavened
with good sense; reading Mr.. Tilden's let
ter is like eaiing q piece of puffy French
pastry, ~hich . man swallows with men
tai ssscryatios, because he don't know what
is II il.
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Specio, 70 the Ledrenuorfh Times. 4

LAWRENCE, Kan, October The Kan
sas Valley Fair has just closed here, after
a ak days successful show. The fruit and
vegetable display was remarkably fine, and
nearly all of it will be cent to the Cenien-
NAL. Considerable fine stock was on exhi-
bition, and the mechanical department,
especially in the line o. agricultural imple-
ments, was oveihowing with first-class ex-
hibi:s.
One feature on the race-track to-day was
an exhibition of Indian horsemanship
given by Big Horse, Cheyenne chief, Who
is visiting the city with Agent Miles.
The Kansas Friends yearly meeting, for
1876, is now in session here.
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The Elections PeacabIy Conducted,
Everywhere.
West Virginia Goes Republican.
J. D. Lee, the Mountain Meadow
Massacrer, to be Shot to Death
in January, 1877.
Special 10 The Leurenro III Times.I

COLUMBUS, o., October lii .. m.-Re-
turns from all parts Of the State indicate
the election of the entire Democratic State
ticket by a small majority, and thirteen
Democratic members Of Congress, the Dem
ocrsts gaining one aud losing one.
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Special 10 the Ledrenporth Times. ]

SDeetd! 10 The LedrentoTn Itnes.
ATcHIsoN, October 5-The Democrats
hell large meeting here tonight, and it
was preceded by an imposing and extensive
torch-light procession. A larre club came
over from Topeka, and number OF clubs
from the surrouIdiug country were in. line.
The display was Very fine one. Meetings
are being held in Corinthian Hall and in
the Republican club rooms. The speakers
are Gen. Blair, of Fl. Scott, Jno. Martin,
Democratic candidate for Governor, Thos
P F,nlon, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, and others. The Democrats are en-
ihusiastic over their display. At the Dem
ocra;ic County Convention held to day VIM.
He,herington and WIN. J. Young were
nominated for State Senators from this
county.
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SPECIAL TO The LearenuOrih Tmes.I

!Sipocidi 10 The LedreHuorih TINES.
OLATaE, Kan, October "A joint po-
Htical discussion was held in this city to-
day between Hon. ID. c. Haskell, Rel ubli-
can nominee for Congress, ard Hon. Jno. r.
Goodin, present incumbent. and candidate
for reelection on the Cir enback and Dem
ocratic ticket. Mr. Haskell spoke for one
hour, followed by Mr. Goodin for one hour
and fifteen minutes; then Haskell spoke
for thirty minutes, Mr.. Goodin closing the
discussion in an effort Of fifteen minntes.
Three thousand people were in attendance.
Mr.. Haskell d Tended the republican
party, and ably vindicated its record and
measures.
Mr.. Goodin defended his Congressional
record, and announced that he was an In
dependent candidate for Congress and that
he would no, be bound by any caucus.
Both of the above gentlemen we're APP
plauded by their friends. The Republicans
were delighted with the ability dirplayed
by their advocates, and tonight, cheers
are rending the air for both Haskell and
Goodin. Senator Ingalls, is now addressing
packed audience In American Hall.
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Speoial 10 the Learenuorm Taaes i

SDsctdi 10 me LeIrenuoTih Tones
DENVER, Col, October 6.-Rturns have
Just been received from Ebert county,
which gives Republican majority of 20,
Republican gain over 1874 Of 2,S, and
Grand county gives Republican majority
of IS. D.duciing from the total Republic
can majority, which the official figures as
cure to be corr, CT, all that has been claimed
by the Democratic State Committee, leaves
the net Republican majority at 200. The
legislature will certainly he two-thiids
Republican, and probably nesrer three
fourths.
All special reports designed TO confute or
throw dI.credit upon the Associated Pres.
dispatches in regard TO the election returns
are cent out for mischievous purposes. The
party who has been flooding the country
with nsaiional stories about the Colorado
election, applied for the privileges of the
Associated Press 10 carry out his purpose
You can safely stand by the result as
stated. Official figures will DO sent soon.
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S. J. MNcughton, Esq, Fail Leaf kdnsos:
DEAR SIR:-We, the undersigned dti-
zens OF the Sixteenth Representative Dis
trict, county of Leavenworth, and State OF
Kansas, hereby unite in asking you to al
low your name to be used at the fall cleo
ton of November, 1876, as candidate for
the office Of Representative of the Sixteenth
district TO the Legislature of the State OF
Kansas.
We, as citizens interested in the welfare
of the Nation, State and County, recognize
the fact that the present is a very critical
period in the history of our country; that
it is important for the perpetuity of our
government and free institution which all
equally enjoy that our Representatives in
each and every department of our govern
ment shall be such men as will represent
the people in all legislation as will tend to
promote happiness, peace, prosperity and a
love of our country.
We believe that you possess all the quail
ties of such q representative as We desire, we
earnestly urge you to become a candidate
as such representative of the 10th district,
80, o,,. enn,~ort.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

COLUMBUS, Ga, October 5.-Muscogee
county gives CoIquiti, Democrat, 903; Nor
cruss, Republican, sos Chattahoochee
county gives Colquitt, Democrat, 800 ma
jority Waldridge, Democrat, representa-
live % majority.
AUGusrA. October 4.-Returns received
show that Colquitf, Democrat, is elected
Governor BY 10000 majority. There was
virtuallv no opprition. The legislature
is overwhelmingly Democratic.
The official figures point to probable
Democratic maturity of 5000.
STEAMBOAT BURNED.
BATON R.UGE La, October 10.-The
steamboat Southern Belle" was burned
this morning 2 miles above the Plaquenin-.
west bank. The boat and cargo were total
" destroyed, and several lives we're lost
The steamer Bertha" took some OF the
passengers to New Orleans, while others re-
turned here on the steamer "Katy" Great
credit is accorded to the engineer and pilot
Herbert, for their efforts to land the boat
during the burning.
INDIAN NEws
CHEYExNE, Wy, October 10.-A man
n8ucu 1uO ~ - C8AAlC uc8I
. rsuche on Hone-shoe river, forty miles
Northwest of Fort Laramie, vas killed,
scalped and his ears cut of BY Indians YES
terdsy. The body vas brought into Forl
Laramie.
ONE By ONE THEY FALL.
New YokK, October l0-Pat Mcguire,
Of Mt Vernon, during . quarrel with his
.ife on Sunday night. charged her with in
fidel ", and srising his children one after
another, exclaimed - he dashed them to
the floor, @This is not mine.n One of the |
children died from injuries, and the others |
are in . precarious condition.
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY.
To-day il the eighth anniversary Of the |
Cuban war for indePsndence. The occasion |
sil be celebrated in this city By naas at |
3 Ssephen's Church for the souls of the
patriots Who have given their lives for
heir country. At the Cub~n Protestant
church Of Santiago, = te DUN will b.
'ung. alter which sesmoa-sill be preached
NEW YoRK, October lO-John Fitch,
: CsevelanA, Tor nos. than thirty ye.n
! vnlUs6 ssa esei0able nemher Of The edo
obi sesG ef Tie "Tnhansys died yesses-
~. !
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HOPEFUL

LoxDoS, Eng. October l0-Telesrams
rec~ivsd here to day speak hop~fully Of the
spsedy epsclasion a m asnissiee, for which
al ths povsD are lepeessned - eoaeam-
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Done Gone!!.

Done Gomez!
1t Fay Not Be, but It Looks Mighty
Like it.
Indiana and Ohio Both Gone to the
D. mocracy.
Scattering Returns IF m all Parts Of
Both States,
Indicate Very Uncomfortable Demo-
cratic Gains.
Indiana Democratic by About Ten
thousand Majority.
Ohio Very Close, and Claimed by
30 h Parties.
Both States Bring Out Their Full
Strength,
And Cast the Heaviest Vote They Ever
PolIed.
The Elections PeacabIy Conducted,
Everywhere.
West Virginia Goes Republican.
J. D. Lee, the Mountain Meadow
Massacrer, to be Shot to Death
in January, 1877.
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THE ELECTION.

INDIANAPOLIS lnO., OctOOef ~ Report
from the Stale show that the cleo, ion j,
progressing quietly, with indication. # III.
heaviest vote ever cast. The vote of 1872
for Governor wss 81 900, with Democr a,
ic N j,riry Of ], 14S The vote Of 1874 va.
347 $50, with . Democratic maiori,y f.,
Secretary Of State of II ,25l. Ia 1874. tn.
farmers candidate for Secretary Of Stale
rec~ived l6, 233, and scattering 2,297. The
bulletins which will be sent, tonight, will
SHOW comparison with both 1872 and 1874
The detailed reports by counties will Civ.
comparisons with 1874 only, that being the
last State election and the only one in
shich three candidates we're in The field
There are 90 Counties in the State.
At 1880 p m, the returns from ten
townships and wards in seven counties,
which gives q net Rep msj,rIry of 1870
Same places, in 1874, gave . Mt Dem ma
iority Of l3l. Same places, in 1872, gave .
net Dem. majority II 25
r turns from iO~nahips and wards
in 8 counties, shich give . net Rep. ms-
jOsiuy OF and Dem. majority Of 1885,
The same places 10 1872 gave . Dem. ma
joritv Of Is.
1855, N-Returns from Is tovnahipe
and yards, in Inc counties, which gives ~
. net Rep majority 129. Same place. in
1874 gave q ret D~m. majority of ls9,
same places in 1872 gave net Dem ma
jority Of l22.
Reports, thus far, are very meayre. In
IL townships, Is counties, in which fuli
vote has fe-n received, the Democratic
gains are l52, and the Republican gains,
322 on the vote of 1874, and in 10 addition
al towaship-, reportd msjoritie-. the Dem
ocrstic gains are 2l5 and the Republican
gains, 81
The Democratic Central Committee
claim the Safe BY from 5000 to 10000,
while the Republican cou IN tire claim
they have carried the state, but do not 6x
any majority.
l,A.M-Retnrns are in from 20 town
bps and ward, in II counties, which gise
! res Rep. majority oil 40 The same plsce..
in 1874. gave net Rep m.joriry Of -;
he ssn,e places. in 1872, CAV. . net Rep.
nsiority Of 195.
In A precincts. thus far heard from on
he full we, the net gain for William
A2 and for Harrisoa sS9, On The vote Of
IS74 a 3.
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WHEELING, W Va, October 10.-No Of
fcisl returns can b. Obtained before morn
ing, in co, quence OF the length oil the
ticket and the intricate election law. The
Democratic county ticket Is generally
elected. Private information from the
state and this city, claim the election OF
Golf. Republican. Governor, unless the
Third district gives heavy Democratic
majority.
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Major W. W. Lander. formerly private
secretary TO Senator Charles Sumner, but
for the past two yeats, well-known poll
rician Of Colorado, died suddenly this after
noon in Denver.
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YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from the eject u
youthful follies or indissyetion, Will DO
we'll to avail the mselves of this, the srest-
st boon eyerlaid at the altar Of suffering
humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will guarsn.
ee to forfeit $500 for every tase Of seminal
I~eakncss, or privste disease Of any kEnxi or
;haracter which he undertakes and fails
o cure. He would therefore say to Ire M
ortunate sufferer who may read this not he,
hat You are trcading ON dangerous gTVend
when yon longer delay in seeking the pro-
'er remedy for your complaint. Yon may be
n the hfst stage; remember yOl arc APP
| 'roaching the last. II you are bov,is ring
ipon the last. and ARE suffering sornr or al
Il its i'll effects, remember that IL yon per.
ist in prOcrastinatiOn, the time must come
when the most skillful physician can rem.
4 Ter you no assistance; when the door of
ope will Ike closed against you; when no
NIGEL OF mercy can bring you relief. In no
ase has the Doctor failed Of ssieeess. Then
ct not despair work upon your imagination.
! nut avail yourself Of the beneficial results
4 his treatment before your cas Is beyond
he reach of medical skill. or before grim
leath hurries you 10 premature grave
1tull course of treatment SIS. send money
by Post ONCE order or Express with full
description OF case.
Call, or address.
DIR. A. n. sPlNNEY.
No. II Kearney Street. Ssn Frapsisco.
It-ly
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So MI MONS.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF


In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
c,,,>,,, ..
ADA' NV'NAA t.
HUMBOLDT.
p. q. Hanson. plaintiff. va. I. q. Bowman.
oeichoah''
An action brought In the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District OF the State OF
Nevada In and for the County of Humboldt
and the Complaint filed in the office of the
Clerk of said District Court on the 11th day
of November, A. ID. 1876.
VITA State Of Nevada sepds greet;no IN
-,
10. DOWNFALL oeiehoaht'
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, L. q. Hanson, in the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the
State Of Nevada, in and for the county of
Humboldt, and to answer the Complaint filed
therein with the Clerk Of said Court within
ten days exclusive of the day of service)
after the service ON you of this Summons--if
served within this county; or, II served Cut OF
TINS county out IN TINS judicial Dlstrlct,
within twenty days; otherwise, within forty
days-or Judgment by DEFAULT VIII be taken
against You according TO the prayer OF said
complaint.
Said action is brought to recover the sum
q eight hundred dollars on certain prom
isory note, executed and delivered by you to
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
New Remedies! New Remedial
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
623 kearpy Street,
CORNER COMMERCIAL STHEEp
SAN FRANCISCO.
1884

STALISHED IN 1854,
IL for the trcGsment Of
Sexual sad Seminal Dis,
eases, such as GOnorrhea, 4
elect, Structure, syphilis1
III all it, forms, ecniinal
Weakness, ImpoteIFsy, etc.t
Skin Diseases Of years
standing, and liberated
Legs successfully treated. =
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Buqqies ant Saddle Horses

IAN always be had OF my Stables In MILL
CITY. Especial care will be taken of transient
stock. st. GEO. II. MILLER.
Unionville. January !. 1875. dol I
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sHERIFFS SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTE n,
EDissued ont Of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District, in and for the
County of humboldt. state Of Nevada ON the
18th day OF November. y. ID. 1916, and to Inc
directed and delivered, for a judgment RI.
covered in said Court, on the 9th day of
Aay. A. ID. 1916, in favor of q. W. Meacham
ana L. A. Blakeslee, plaintiffs, and against
+. j. McWorthy, defendant. for the snla Of
$l24 GO. U. y. gold coin, ~ q balance due on
said judgment with interest thereon at ten
per cent per aHnun until paid, together with
costs aud disburse ments, amounting to the
SUM OF s3i9 90, and accruing costs, l have on
this. the 10th day Of November, A. II. 1876,
levied on and taken in execution the follow
ing described personal property, to wit:
Seven head Of work horses, seven head Of
work mules, harness, strctchers etc. for four
teen animals. two seventy-hundred wagons,
two htty- hundred wagons; one two h0rse
wagon, one buggy, twenty-five tons crude
sulphur more or less, two tens Of birthstone
more or less. 800 feet Of lumber more or less,
II cords Of wood more or less, l pair of plat
form scales, 200 sacks more or less, 5 buckets,
6 dippers. 70 pieces sheet iron, pieces gas
pipe. pitchforks. / hand truck, 400 lOunds
-four, 20 furnace CRATES.
NOTICE In hereby given. that on MONDAY
the TWENTY -SENESTH oay Of November,
A. ID. 1876, between the hours Of . o'clock ia
the morning and o'clock III the afternoon,
viz at o clock +. NJ, i'll front OF Nc y orthy .
refining works. i'll sulphur Precinct Hum
boldt county, Nevada, Will sell. ut public
auction, all the right title and interest Of the
said de PENDANT. r. McWorthy, OF, in and to
the above described property, to the highest
bidder for cash. Z. ). gOld coin, to satisfy ssid
execution, costs and accruing costs
RICHARD NASH,
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemucca, November 10th. 1916.
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Cureu NJ Home
Persons at distance may be CURED Ar
HOME by addressing p letter to DIR. GIRBON
stating case, symptoms, length OF time the
disease has continued, and have medicines
promptly forwarded free from damage and
curiosity, with full aud plain directiops
RheuE7atism, Fever and Ague, Plies, ard
FistHla permanently cured; OF no charge
Persons writing to the Doctor will pleass
state the name Of tS. paper they zee this I'D.
vertissmsnt in.
Enclosing ten dollars coin in rrsjstcred
Letter, through tns Pogt-oticc, or through
Wells Fargo and Co., package Of medicine
will he forwarded TO any yart of the Union.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. J. y. GIBB0S, 623, Kearnev
Post-offiec box 1857. Remember to put BOX
1857 on the letter
Horrible Diseases.
How Many thousands Of persons. both mals
and female, there aE- who are I.ffering out n
miserable existence from the effects Of secre1
induI1ecces or from virus absorbed into tho
system Look at their pallsA, enacin.e.t
and dishgurcd faces ard their tWoker-down
constitutions. disqnalifying thcuT for the hap
pincss Of marriage ~ the enjoy s>cnt Of life
In this horrid situation thousaDts, suffer unit!
death closes the scene Let parents, guardians.
friends, attend 20 thore who are suffering with
any Of these horrible H!e-destroyiDg lnsl,dies
1t be too late Send them immediately 10 DR.
GIBBON. q physic ian who has INSIDE private
diseases his especial stady for yearp. and who
is certain 10 cure the most inyet.rste case.
without mercury or any injurioEs trH~s Ii 10
important to thosS who afflicted, or TO
those who are Interested in the welfare Of
their friends. to b~ careful Of the ns-ny pre-
tended doctors who miest all efiss publish
ing their skill IN CnT.ng all diseases III . few
days, imposing upon the pubic ~ uSng the
names Il eminent physicians fro,a Enrolc and
other places lie therefore CAREFUL sad make
strict inquiry. or you may fall tbto tao hands
oil those char lttans.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emlssiops the eonBeqnepe RI selL
abuse. This solitary vice, or tsevra ved -A1 MAJ
indulgence Is prart r~ed by the Jous. Of both
sexes 10 an almost 1niimitcd eIisbt producing
with nnerring certainty the following train Oh
morbid symphony. unless CONTESTED by scien-
tine Pedical nIUassrcs. viz, sallov couBte-
nance, dark spoie under the eyes. pain in tbs
head ringing in the ears. noise Lke the rust
ling Of caves ard She rafting of chariots,
nneasinets about the loins. week.-mrs. of ting
limbs, confused vision. blun;ed intellect. loss
OF confidence, difhdence in approaching
strangers, n dislike to form new aequafszs.nces,
disposition TO shun society, loss OF NIsmory,
hectic bushes, pfBpiss ard various eTnptsono
about the face. fuTnd tongue. fsths bicath,
coughs, consumption, night swes.s, rnono-
mania. and frequent insanity. Is re,ief DO
not obtained shouya apply Immediately =,
either in person or by le.ter and have a cure
effected bv bis new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails Of
enecting quick and radical cure.
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Dissolution of Part
nership.

NOTICE ia hereby giving that the
IN partnership heretofore existing between
ReiDke Helm and j. b. Merchant In the Brew
cry business IL this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. Reinke Helm will collect all debts
due the firm and pay all obligations Of the
same, and carry on the business ~ heretofore.
J. ID. MERCHANT.
REINKE HEM.
WinnemuccA, November Is, 1876. Nv