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The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at shanghae Sept 4, baraue Mignon, Soule. from
Sid FIN Leghorn previous to 10th inst, barque John
Bunyan, Butman. New York.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th inst, brig S Kennedy, Flick
Ar at Liverpool 10Th inst, ship Ellen Munroe, Nor
cross San Francisco.
At East London. At Sept -. brig Sparkling Water,
At Iquique Sept ship + Pendleton, Nichols, from
Callao.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Sept 9TH, brig Belle Prescott,
Al at Maranham Sept 1ath sch Maggie Abbott.
At trogresso 18TH, barque Hattie Dixon, Yates,
for New York 10Th.
At surinam seps goth. barque Nicola. Harper, for
Boston 16 days.
Ar at Barbados Sept 20. sch Norman, HOdgdon,
Ar at St Pierre Sept 81, sch Rookie Yates, Hop
kins, Jacksonville
Ar at Port Spain Sept 18TH sch & M Knowles,
Blake New York. (and allied 23d for Cape Haytien)
Ar at Demarara Sept 5, sch Florence Hall, Dob
bin, New York, land sailed 18th tor Curacao; 10Th.
At u Pierre Sept %, brig Antelope, Mitchell, for
Ar at st Jago Goth, brig Clara Adams, McFad-
den. New YORK.
Slo FIN Matanzas 18th, sch Fannie Bailey, Nor.
ar at sagua 18th inst, sch Lettie Wells, Ashford,
Calais.
Ar at Halifax 18th, sch May Fernald, TAR, Rock
port for P Island.
--latest by Europen steaamers.l
Cid at Cardiff 4th inst, Girard c Tobey, Crowe,
Yokohama.
Sid I'm Greenock 9TH, Suwanee, Sawyer, Demarara.
Sid finn Manila Aug g. 81 A Litchfed. Drummond,
New York.
Cid at Reunion Aug 25 Escort Waterhouse, for
Padang.
Sid I'm Cape Town, CGH, Sept 8, Mary Jenness.
Cakes Guam.
Ar at Table Bay, CGH, Sept 10th, Ella M Storer,
Wade. Montevideo..
Sid Sept 13th Caprera, Hcbborn, Guam.
Ar at Castellane Sd inst. Ciytie, Dow, Bangor.
SPOKEN.
Sept 18th, lat II N, Ion 80 W. barque Jas PEN
dleton, Gilmore. from New York for Bombay.
Sept 16, lat 26 N Ion 81 W, ship Cheesebroush from
Wiscasset Ang % for Bombay.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
MARRIED.

In this city, by M. P. Frank, ESQ.,, DR.. Allen Fisk
and Mrs. Lucinda III. Sawyer, both of Portland.
In Norway, Oct. 16, Charles G. Blake and Miss M.
Addie Denison.
In Augusta. Oct. 16. Leonard T. Jones of Augusta
and Miss Rosie Richie Clement of Winterport.
In Monson, Oct. 4, Luther ID. Piper and Miss Clara
A. Packard
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, Oct. 20.

Tuesday, Oct. %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike. st John, NIB, via
PASSPORT for Boston.
Sch Albert Clarence, Halves, Bay Chaleur. [Capt
Fisher, who has been out about Jour months. was
relieved of the command at Pictou by order of the
owners. and Capt Halves took command.
Sch A Morrill,, Kelley, Haverhil, to load pota-
toes for New York.
Sch Bangor, Treworgy Boston, to load for Els
worth.
Sch Cypress, Lindsey. Boston for Machias.
Sch Maggie Ellen. Littlejobn, Saco.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockand-lime to
A Morse & Co,
Sch Reaper, Teel, st George.
CLEARED
Sch Clara e Simpson, Talpev, Windsor, MS, to load
for Alexandria-Chas Leavtt & Co.
Sch volant, (Bp Chute, Bear River, Ms "A D
Whidden.
Sch Grecan, Mitchell, Bangor-S W Thaxter.
Sch Eastern River, Clement, Orland-S w Thax-
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
lFRom OUR ooRREspoNpNEr,1

WISCASSET, Oct 1S-Ar, sch Midnight, Frisbee.
Portland via Bath.
Sid, schs Buena Vista, Colby, Portland; Robert
Woodruff Lewis. Gloucester.
Oct 2l-Sld, schs Charter Oak Carnage, for Provi-
dence; Maria Louisa, Thurre, and War Eagle,
Frisbee, Boston.
STPORT, Oct TAR, sch David B Newcomb,
Hickey. Boston.
Oct 1s-Ar, scbs W Page. Hillyard, New York;
Abby Weld, Gardiner Pembroke.
Sid sch Lookout, Huckins, Lubec and New York.
Oct 20-Ar, sch Elizabeth WALL Calais.
Oct 21-Ar, sch S K Nightingale, Hilyard, from
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
HEAVY FAILURE.
A 81. Louis Dry Goods FirmEFaiIs for
Sl.lX5OO0.


$l,135,OOO.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 22.-Dodd, Brown & Co.,
one of the most extensive dry goods firms in
the west, have suspended. Among the New
York firms which suffer are H. B. Claflln &
Co., $125, 1000; Peet & Post. $500, 900; George G.
Richardson & Co.; Amidown, Lane & Co.;
Lewis Brothers; West, rect & Son Hartman
& Co., and nearly every firm of much standing
ia New York. The liabilities of Dodd, Brown
& Co., are 81. 500,0 assets unknown.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
Receipts of Maine Central II. IL


PORTLAND, Oct. q.
For Portland, "a cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 81 cars miscellaneous merchan
disc.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
TFRom MERoHANTs' EXCHANGE.


Ar at New York 22d, brig Eudorus, Prince, Sagua;
Mariposa. from Cardenas.
Sid I'm Matanzas l4th, barque Rachel. Walls. for
North of Hatteras; 18th, sch Fanny Bailey, Nor
ton do.
Ar at Pitre Sept 16. brig City of Moule,
HIM. New York, (and sailed 10Th for Moule); 29tb
sch Dione from New York.
Ar at Marseilles 18th inst, ship Hazeltne, Gil.
key, Baltimore.
Ar at Barbados Sept %, brig Prentiss Hobbs FIN
Bangor; goth, barque John Smith, Jones' Boston,
Ar at st Thomas 9th, brig Alberti, MeCalder from
Port Spain.
Ar at Port Spain 18th, brig S Smith, Norfolk.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
MEMORANDA.

Barque Lorena, Blanchard, at New York FIN Pictou
reports. during NV gale II inst lost and split
eral sails.
Brig Adeline Richardson, McFadden, from Santa
Cruz for New York, put into Bermuda 18th inst with
loss of foremost, head of maintopmast, and leaking
The captain reports gale Sept 30 which increased to
hurricane on the Both, flooding the vessel and final
ly Throwing her down. The foretopmast was cut
away to right her, but the lower mast went with it,
taking maintopmast spars. rigging and sails; cabin
and house filled with water, provisions destroyed,
vessel straining and leaking badly Oct 9Th, was sup
piled with two barrels Of bre ID by Norwegian brig
Somerset. Arrived Oft Bermuda 18th under jury
masts. and took tow. She has cargo of sugar and
molasses, and was discharging 18th.
Brig Adelaide. Slower, from New York for Dema-
rara. which put into st Thomas in distress has dis
charged and was repairing 9th inst. About 800 bbls
of the cargo was landed in bad condition and sold.
Sch Anita, before reported towed into Halifax, was
dismasted on the 18th. Jurymasts were rigged and
endeav0rs made to get the vessel into port. She
fallen in with 18th. when the crew abandoned her.
The captain oil the Lizzie Clark put prize
board and succeeded in getting her in Capt Welsh
and his crew. Also were brought in. The Anita Is a
vessel of 179 tons and built at Londonderry Ms
in 1873. She was purchased by Capt Welsh she lay
ashore near Montevideo, got afioat and sent to
Portland arriving here about year ago. and laid
up until short time since, when the captain gave up
the command of the barque Isaac jackson to start
out on this venture.
Sch Miranda, Mitchell, from Dublin for New York
put into Sicily 2lst inst with loss Of jlbboom and
miZZenmast.
Sch Frances Ellen, of Lubec which drove ashore
at Vineyard Haven 18th, was hauled off 10th and
immediate left for New York in tow of a tug.
rs See general news columns for other reports.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
na;Iv Domestic Receipts.

BEAR RIVER. Ms. Schr Volant-2O bbls -four
GO do meal, 80 gals oil.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
Portland Widows Wood Society.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Portland Willows
Wood Society for the transaction of its annual BUSH
ness and the election of officers for the ensuing year
will be held at the office of the society," City Build
ing, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 23d, at
II o'clock. &c. HAYES, Secretary
oc17 did
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
DIED.

In this city, Oct. 81, Francis p, son Of Agnes j.
and Robert M. Baston
In Yarmouth, Sept. %, Mrs. Lydia Hayes, aged
81 years,-formery of North Yarmouth.
In Saco, Mrs Eliza Mckenney widow of the late
Asa McKenney of Scarborough.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
ckso nyille; A L McKeen, McKeen. do; Mary D

Jackso nville; A L McKeen, McKeen. do; Mary d
Smith, Maoney. Thomaston,
Cid 2 list snip Colorado, Ingraham, Sydney, Nsw;
barque James McCarty. Strout, Montevedfo; brig
Cameo Neal, Port Spain.
Also Id 21st: ship st James, Fales. for Melbourne;
schs En-. arson Rokes, Marston, Bermuda; II Town
send SIN it'll. Newark Kate Carlton, Thorndke.
Belfast \da Allen; Dudley. Weymouth.
ty, from M w York tor Montevedo; sch Hannah Me-
NEW IA VEN-Ar 18th, schs Alice T Boardman.
Iunt. Calais ; Lizzie Brewster Smith, Machjas,
PROVIDE NCE-Ar 21st, sch Philanthropist, Far
n' SD 2ist. sta g Daisy Parkhusst Hooper, Port
land Webste, Bernard, Turner, and Palladium.
Ryder Tor New YORK.
Sid I'm East "a eenwch 10Th. sch A Pike, Noble,
N SEWPoRT-A, Goth, sch R NJ Brookings, Dunton.
Narragansett for N. W YORK:
Sid. schs Phiantd. 'opist, Alfred Chase, A Hayes,
am In p pfa sehs @aes. Mulvy Almon Bird and NJ
Dutch ISLAND Fl. ARBoR--Ar DIST. schs Nellie
Doe, Trask Rockand TO, Porto Rico; Albert Daley,
Mason, Kennebec for Rich mond
Sid 21st schs II d Ing ranam, Nellie Doe, Lizzie
Lane. II Sealey, and otht rs.
VINEYARD HAvEN-A.r 10th. brig. Hyperion,
Williams, from Perth Amboy for Portland; schs M
Mccain, Porto Rico tor Bosta N; 9 Collins. from
Georgetown for do Owen 2 Bin 'ds; and w Free man,
| Rondout tor do; SpaItel, Weeha vixen for dos A W
| Hart Perth Ambov for do; Fred p Frye Port John.
! son for Salem; leila. Perth Amboy for Saco; a r
1 Weeks Rondout for Portland; Altavela Port John
| son for do; Onward, New Bedford for Bristol III j
| Laughton, Windsor, Ms. for New York..
| ROSTON-Ar 2lst, sch Emily A Staples Crockett,
| Dover. NH.
Cid 2lst. schs Ia Volta Whitmore, Bangor; Jas A
| Parsons Kennebec.
Ar 22d schs Fair Dealer, Dodge, Bangor.
| BEVERLY-Ar 18th, sch Mary Wilson, Clark,
! Calais.
| GLOUCESTER-Ar 2ist sclls Kate Foster, and
| E Closson, from Windsor, Ms, for New York; Mary
| Sands, Augusta foe Bridgeport.
| PORTSMOUTH-Sld 10Th, sch Helen NJ Condor
| McCarty, Belfast.
| Ar 21st, sch Myra Sears, Jellison, Boston.
| BANGOR-Ar 21st, SENS Louisa Smith, Weber,
| Baltimore; Herald. Frisbee, and Gem, Hall, Port
\ land,
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23

Daily domestic heceIpts.
By water conveyance-1O00 bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-23
"HAWORTH's

DR.. Holland, writing of Frances Hodedon
Burnett, says: There is bat one English aUriter-
a aoon,dn-acho can command better audience
in Aineric0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07

borban6en lit, baB Der m0r6erti6e rnlitl6e
tiirfii6e Rrieg nod i'm Sabre 1877 beens
bi9t tperoen fam, nod auf LANCE ibren
Wert6 bebaLter. G8 lit cine bon Glntl
Seuba9 eeseidnete 9arte, 20 3on bod,
&c !8ou brett, tpel0e niGt BLOB Die
unmittelbaren S6aupldbe beS &rteges
an Der 9pnau u1o in Gletnaiten, lons
Bern audi mas sur 8eurtbetlung Ser
politti6sn Gage tpeientlt6 1T = bieienigen
Qdu6er, melhe I'M tpettern 8erlaufe oes
@rteges btneingesogen tperoen fOnnten
Oeferrei6, STATEN un6 Oeuti6z
lamb %auftpeiit. Die &arte lit iebr iOrgz
fGltig gesetdnet ur6 in Torben ausgez
fabrt, 10 baB iie einen flaren u,l6 iofortigen
lleber6lif iiber Sic &riegs@ un6 polttiI9e
Gage crm0glt6t. Sic reidt i'm 8eiten Bis
sur Nor6iee (Oiten6e) ur6 i'm Often bis
iiber baS Gasptlde Steer btrauS, 10 baB
sort Bic @ren3be3tebungen 5pil@en GuBe
LAMB, Ser Siirfet unb Rerfien genau Dtez
bergcgebeu iinb. Die 3orte lit auf 2ein7
toQn6 .oufge3ogen, IaGirt un6 nit Stolen
terIebert, 10 6aB iie ii6 sum Anf9&ngen an
ser Ban6 etgnet.
@tr tpieber6olen aIio:
Sober, tpeIder an ms Ca uBer etpas
igen 81 ii dftdnben bretDDIars
einienbet, er96(t bafitr auf Elm Sabr ouBer
Dem 8o9enblatt Ser Sutnoi5 StaatS5eiz
tltng, BEN vBeiten" pOrtOfrei 5ugeianbt.
Sober, tpel9er an ms (auBer etwa>
tgen Sc n6 en) net DoIIars
einIen0et, er6Glt 6afiir oltBer Dem @o9enz
blatt Der SQinot5 Staots5ettung fir etn
Sabr ems Der oben an9efii6rten Bidder
Cnad ieiner eigenen @uspa6l; er brau9t
BET Ser 8efteQung rur Die betreffen6e Numz
mer on3ugeben) ober Bic &rie9sfarte. Sc
Ser Q%tbonnent, befen 53ett nod ni6t
abgelaufen 1T, fam ft6 babur9, BOZ er
ieiu Announcement pom Qblauf beiielben
Gil auf Elm petteres Sabr nit $500
e%r1euert, bte i~ofortige 3~uien0ung biez
ier 8rGrnteu ft9eru.
2tue 8rtefe u1O Gel6ien6ungen ftn6 gu
rt9teu au:
Illinois Staatszeftungs Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
@mtiekIt@eS @l1ttbao.
2on6on, 5. San.

Ser vMbbertiier" min aus 9[aubpiirbi9s
iter QueIe erfabren BADEN, baB bur6 etnen
amtli6en 8eridt in Ct. petersburg Die
Wfittbetlung bon einem fur6tbaren @ez
mebel, tpel6eS Gbineien in Der fal6gart5
i6en Stabt Wanas angeiteQt baben, 9e@
mad)t tpor6en lit. Is, 900 WaGuner, Sral1en
unb &tnber tpurben ouf bic 9rauiamite
Wpiip htnnpm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
9ie GboIera-

@Ieranbria, 4. San.
Die Gbolera lit in 9i9ibbab uu6 0eeffa
aufgetreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07

Stem Oort 4. San.
SIN Sta6trot6 tpurbe 6eute gta6ntttag
Der 8ei6IuB eefaBt, baB es fir Bic StoOt
bon grDBerem gort6eil tpGre, tpenn Nm.
Gmeeb aus Der Saft ~entlaiien piiroe,
aGs tpeun man i'm mod ldnger s%efangea
baltic. Ser Sbertaatsanwalt uno Der
@orporotionsonpalt tpur6en bes9alb err
iubt, Gtpeeb in Sreibeit gu ieben, nddoem
Die n0tbt9en 8orfcbrun8en getroffen leien,
ieir Germ0gen Ser Stabt 81 ft9ern ntlo
it6 letnes 3eugntiies s1 p%ergetpiierm, fauS
Oaiiel6e in eillem ipGteren 8ro5eiie Der
Sta6t ecbraltdt mer6en lolte.
GrIhY4An+A ni3p2 81 OFF, nftttfetf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
OeTurbett.

8arts, 81. Deg.
Der Maler guitabe Gourbet, bornebms
lid befannt burd ietne Gbeilnabme an
Der 3erit0rung Der genbomezS dule, tit
qeftDrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
9,ttt W0rOer eetuorSem.

y q NJ . q 9 II, JU., 8. JdH.
0os ungliifielige unb 10 oft geriigte
Spielen nit S6teBgepe6ren bat in gbarz
lesion am Montag pieberrm Elm iungeS
Meni6enleben gum Spfer gefor6ert. @ilz
liam OftQs unb Sre6. Nrterblrn, bei6e
gea6tete iun9e 2eute un6 bie beiten Sreunz
Sc, batten ii6 i'm S6er5 geneft. Spiez
len6 erbob Nftus ieinen &eboluer, Sen er
lltgelaben glarbte ultb Sielte altf ietlen
Sreunb. 0a ftel pl0bli6 Elm S9uB uno
Qlrter6urn ianf ~entieelt 3l 8oben; elm
2auf man gelaben getpelen unb Sic &ugel
mar bem l1nglidli9en in bic Stirn gez
nr1fnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07

Ser 8ln6eS0ampfer uacariage~ itranz
bete beute Gadmittog nm 6eaeansGiff i'm
bieiigen 9afen. Otau mar eben i'm 8egriff,
6as Sdiff auf Die g8erfte gu 3ie6en, alS Ser
Strid SerriB utlb bic Slutb baS 6a6rseua
auf baS 9iff i6leu6erte. Grpb oller Wes
miibuugen lit es Bis jebt mod nidt aeIunz
gen, Oas S4iif pieber flptt gu MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
sel6HmOro etmes @et0aMtttett.

SI+ NDNI9, WlU.I E. OUI'
Gapt. @ottptb, ein perbannter rulltlber
Sfft3ier fi6rte geitern in SaniaS GttD oGz
bur6 Ietnen SOB berbet, baB er lid. IN
ielbftm6rDeril9er N6iidt Dor Die Jtdoer
zines in boiler Sabrt befinOli9en Sra9ts
su9es mari. Qrmut6 i6etnt ben ulglHd>
Iteben gu Der Sbat peranlaBt gu baber-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-01-07
&0Mferotte.


IN u "a F, SuH.
Ser Sptrttuoienbdnbler 9aot0 @ibIou
iotpie Die s3uGerpadre1 6obrtfanten 90.
S. Genner II. So. BADEN beute tire j3abs
llngen etngeltelt. Sn beibet SGllen iino
Sic 8erbin6ltdfeiten ni6t angegeben MAJ
bermutbet tnbelien, boB Oieielben iebr bez
6eutenb itn6.
Gtnctnnatt, O., 4. San.
0te Standardization Der 6irma SO. s..
&enner Ii. So, betragen $50, 000. Sic 6az
ben % Gents pom Dollar angeboten.
GGliffbrttd1.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, \
LEAyESwoRTH, KANSAS.
October 18th, ls1S. J
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
JELLIES.

Largest assortment ever kept in
the city, Of the very choicest.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 6.-The Brook
lyn Eagle" Democratic, says the election
in that city Yesterday was decided Repub,
licau victory. The Republican nominee
for sheriff, comptroller and city auditor,
were elected by majorities ranging from
$50 to 1000.
New YoHK, November 6.-Tammsny
elects 9 of 22 aldermen. This change the
board of apportionment and gives the anti
Tammany and Republican members power
to confirm Cooper's nomination.
The Brooklyn hoard of aldermen is Re
publican by a msjority OF 9.
A special TO the Brooklyn Eagle from
Albany says: Danforth, Republican, for
Judge Of the court of appeals, will likely
have majority exceeding 5000.
The Albany journal" claims the cleo
ton of 90 Republicans, 80 Democrats, ,
Independent Democrats and Nationals
TO the assembly.
PoUeHKEErsIE, November 6.-ketchum
has Republican majority for Congress in
the 18th district of s,626. This Is the
largest majority ever given in the district.
NEW York, November 6.-In the 14ih
Congressional district, Ferdan, Republican,
is elected, not Beebe, Democrat, as reported
last night.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
LEGAL.
Sberifs sac; No. 60.

DUSLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV \,
Z That under ana by vIc.ue uf AN eAecu-
tIun iss u-J UGL y tE- dis; net Court, in the
County oi Le-.Scu nrth, IA the state OF Kan
SIS. III an seton wherein Ruth 4. IEgle IL
Ton are D,-iel4iauiS, II ine directed Au d-.iv-
cred, val on Monday, The Ion day of De-
cs uIDor n. ID. 'S7s at IL o'c.o,k -. N OF that
udy at III, - uIi ont uvur OI tit Cur. Hous' ,
tu - city Ui Leave uw Oriu, in The Count.
OF LraN-us. ,rtu, "a the -Ja e uI K.Essts, pfisr
al public - 4 -i sell tn the highest bidder
:, T os.>H IA band. the following described
act %. ard. situate yrBZ uud being in the
,O.bty ui Le--y en worth, i'll tHe STATE vi Kan
s.lS, -.rmely-
zoos. parts of iri> number two AMI three
u ssffI r ia s.Cys- uUmb-r twenty two (-2j i'll
Lana. : addition "a L-Averwurth Gay, tH th,.
County -: i1.tvruwoTtn ANA state 0f Kansas.
to-wft
Commencing at point eshiy ,S0l feet east
Of TN UgrtiaW = corr. r Of sud block twenty
tWJ > !, Iu st!r il.ri"n, thea = >outh ON Il
line parable, with the east .Inr of broadway
street said city, s,'Nrnty- ignt tISl feel.
I1rnce east para !et with the south line ui
OAK STREET III said city, iOTty l{Ji seet, thence
north paral'e with the east line Ci said
BT"aGwsy sircct seNtHty-tighI t3sl Iret,
Tnen e IVES. along he south line of Oak strees
iorIy to sect, Jo tiis place of beginning.
said properly has been levied upon. and Is
to he sp!d :iS the property oi John Ashton.
Dated thIs .tu day OI November, A. -. iSsS.
L. u. LOWE.
Sheriff of Leavenworth County. Kansas.
LUCIEN BAKEK and THOMAS a. EENIOS, At
IUILeys IOr E.uth y. lnsle.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
A GOOD PLAN.

A prodt1b,e plan for operating in stock is
thai oi uniting capital Of various sums 10y
combining or pooling the orders OF thousands
of customers and using them n one sasgstu
,r.Ole, which hiss been done so successfully
by NeSsrs. Lawrence & Co, RanEt rs 81 EN-
change Place. Y Y. City. By this cO-opera-
tiye system each investor is placed on an
equal footing with the largest operator, and
proft,s are divided pro RIA among the snare
holders every 80 days An investment OF $40
would pay 80, making per cent on the stock
during the month. $25 would return : 80, or
8 per cent; Si09 would make $40 o, or 10 per
cent. and so on, according 10 the market.
Fraak Lexiie's Illustrated Nensp per, June 21ih,
says .The Combination method of opers.
ting IN stocks is the most successful ever
Adopted NeU York Independent, Sent 18th,
says: The combination system IL Iouoded
upon correct BUSH ess principles I'd no per
Son netd be without an income shlie ~ Is
nspa working by Messrs- Lawrence 20
CooN-yn journal, April 18th says Our eot-
.., e We net profit of $l0i . on an invest
ss VI ~ IN one of Messrs- Lawr-nc 20 5
. Som molnauons. Tue firms new circular copy.
suI auS sent free) contains IT so unefr,
.ns IS .or success in stock operations.
eoo s3pinins everything. All kinds Of Stock
oo0 no1os wanted New Government Loan
cPRtaeo nest References Addreks $ Lawrence
9 ~ Aenk1s aad Broleys. 81 Exchange
elnes. New York City. " noy;WN
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
Sheriff 8 Sale. No. Ga.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Tbat under ana bv virtue Of judg-
ment rendered In the District Court in the
County OF Leavenwoith, in the State OF Kan
in an action wherein Amanda Yohe
IL Plant n, and James &. Phy and otn
ers. are Defendants, and of AN execution
issued on said judgment, to ME direct.
aud delivered, / will, on Monday e,
the 9th day of December, A. r., ls.s, at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. OF that day, at the south front
door of the Court House, in the City of Leav-
enworth, in the County of Leayenworth, In
the State Of Kansas, offer at public sale and
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hArd
the following described tract of land, situaI g
lying and being in the County of Ieaven-
worth and State of Kansas, namely:
The south half %, of the northeast Guar
ter of section Dumber thirty.six (s6) IN t0w n
ship number Nn of range number twenty =
one (2il east Of the sixth 9th principal me-
ridian, containing eighty acres more or less,
according TO the orisinl survey.
Dated this 1;h day OF December, 1873.
p. q. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
CLOCGH 4 WHEAT, Attorneys ior Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07

Cass for Sawyer 600 to ., 500 in Clay for
! the best information at present Both
sides are still claiming a victory, with
chances about equally balanced.
MACON, No, November 6.-This city,
London's residence, gives him about 200
majority over Hatch, Democratic, and Dra-
per, Republican for Congress.
BooSvILLE, November 6.-The probabil-
itles are that Ewing, Democratic candidate
for representative, L. defeated in this cour-
ty by Cancer. iiutchison, independent
candidate for circuit clerk, Is elected by eG)
majDriiy. McCulloch, Democratic candi-
dae Tor sheriff j. elected by a small msior-
ity. Abpnt hall Of the Democratic ticket
is e'.c'ed, and they are surprised they did
Dot carry the county by the asual majorit-
les.
MACON. November 6-Nacon county
complete: London, Greenbacker for Con
gress, 2,lg9; Ha;ch, Democrat, 2,0,@; Dra-
per, Republican, 275. The State anate
caldwell, Greerf Ger, 400. aior Powell
Grsenbacker, is { ted to the Legislature
from the northein district and Vancleve.
Democrat, in the southern. The Green
hackers and Democrats each eleci part OF
the county ticket.
ST. JCs-Pa, November 6-FulI returns
from all the wards will not he in before to-
MORROW. Enough has been received from
the city and county TO render certain the
election 20 the general assembly in the LIST
district Of john saunders, Democrat, in tine
2nd district Of Thomas J. Crowther, Green
bdcEer, over II. u. Ramey Democrat. in
the 81 district John T. Riiey, Democaat,
over VIM. Randall, Gretubacker. The
Democrats elect the county ticket except
recorder Of deeds
The tr,enbaok vote in this Senatorial
and Congres-ion district exceeds all expact
stions, aud will probably defeat Waller
Young, Democrat, for the Senate, and
elect Manning, Greenbacker, although
Young's friends still claim his election I'M
til full returns are received from this city,
it cannot be known that kea is elected. Mr..
Ford, Greenbaok candidate for Congress
carries Rea's county, and Rea Nodswsy
and Atchison, by an aggregate majority of
about 200 which Rea will barely over
come in Clinton and Ray. This city will
decide the Congressional contest and cannot
be heard from before tomorrow noon.
JEFFERSON, November 6.-Congressmen |
received a large vote in this county The |
following county ticket was elected, Re /
publican, f. ID. Belch; Democrat &. Col |
lectas.
FRIEDRICH TOWN, Novemb 6.-Msdison |
county official returns for Congress. Clsrdy, |
TS; Zeizenhorn, 80; Eshbaugh, 294.
LEXINGTON, November Clay, the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
9Th district, will have a majority OF 1000
in this country over both Republican and /
Greenback candidates.
ST. JOSEPH, November 6-Nicholas
Ford, Greenback Republican, is elected to
Congress in the 9th district over David
Res, Democrat, by..a majority of about
l 200. Ford carries this county from one
hundred to two hundred majority. Ahira
VI aiming, Gree nbacker, heats Waller
Young, Democrat, for State Senator in this
county and in the district.