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f BE WEEKLY JOURNAL
w. m. jonmom m. d. sampson,
- kditobs.
Salina, Kansas:
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1872.
KGAXIZ1TMS6F THE IEGISLATEKE.
The Legislature of the State of Kau
nas was organized at Topeka last Tues
day, lu the House Hon. S. A. Cobb, of
Wyandotte, was unanimously elected
Sneaker, and A. U. Banks. Clerk. Mr.
Cobb is one of the most talented and
promising young men in the State, and
a large legislative experience fits him in
an eminent degree to handle the gavel.
It is strange, however, that so much of
the so-callod "purifying" clement
should have finally united in elevating a
man who, one year ago, was proscribed
for daring to bo a friend of Sidney
Clarke. How things have changed!
Air. Banks was elected Clerk without
opposition, as every one anticipated.
AX OFFICE THAI SUOl'tB BE CHEATED.
While we aro opposed to the creation
of unnecessary office?, or the manufactur
ing 01 oflicial positions for the benefit of
this or that friend, and arc opposed to
the nepotism that is exhibited among
th-je high in the land in this day and
generation who nave oflici.il patronage
at their disposal, we are in favor of the
creation of one oflioe, which we consider
to be of more vital importance to the in
terefcts'of this State, and especially to
this section of the State, than any olliie
that rau now bo made, viz; a Comuiis
idoner of Immigration.
The person who fills tit;.- p sition
should not be chosen on uuuunt of his
being a favorite with the :tppointini!
power, nor on account of d::?:iugu:slicd
political services in the State, unless he
has eminent fitness for the position by
reason of his experience and acquaint
ance with the subject ol immigration.
Our idea is that an agent of 'this kind
should be appointed, with headquarters
Ht the port of New York, who is perfect
ly acquainted with the resources of and
advantages of settling in our State ; who
is an active, first-class business man, per-
lectly acquainted with the routine of
Castle Garden, having learned of the
" ways that arc dark and tricks that are
vain "in thatnoiy, bustling plate either
by an extended life in that locality, or
by extended observation there. An ex
tended acquintuncc in the city of Xew
Xew York would add to his qualifica
tions. Now, that Kansas may have her share,
of the immigration that is daily landing
on the Atlantic coast, would it not be
wo mr our legislature to appropriate
10,000 or 815,000 for the purpose indi
cated, when, thereby, thousands of seek
ers for homes are directed, hitherward ?
A much better speculation, in our opin
ion, than many-of the wild expenditures
that aro proposed for this winter's consideration.
CAW CM. JAMM IMK, JB.
-Col. James Fisk, Jr., one of New
York's most prominent men and million
aires, died at 11 o'clock, last Sunday
morning, 7tb inst., from a wound re
ceived from a pistol shot by Edward
Stokes at the Grand Continental Hotel.
The news of Fisk's death spread rapid
ly through the city, and everywhere
A BAXCEEMK FBMWU.
It is suggested, to accommodate the in
vention of a type-setting machine, that
in printed matter the words be ended or
divided just t here a letter happens to fill
aline; as, for instance, a word is as apt
to be ty-pe, or s-o, as, properly, without
a division. As i not known by the pco-
nlo at laree the words arc separated by i
type called spates. These type are short- produced a profound sensation and rc
er than the letters, and so leave a blank gret. In the afternoon the public were
between the word-). Many efforts have j admitted to view Fisk's remains, and the
been made and much" time and money 'crowd that poured in was immense. The
spent to construct a machine that will J aspersions that hii enemies had heaped
put the type together and lessen the price upon his noble qualities and head were
of type-setting, but so far none has been at once forgotten. At 1 o'clock Monday
invented that will meet all the require- morning, the funeral took pi ice, and he
ments'and at the same time expedite the was hurried at JJattleboro, Vermont,
work. It seems that the trouble is with j The Ninth Regiment escorted the re
the time employed in spacing out the mains to the New Haven depot, at two
lines. The lines must of the same length, o'clock on Monday morning. Over fifty
and to remedy a deficiency in length thousand person viewed the body before
thicker spaces are used between the its removal from the city,
words in some lines than i.. others. It The physicians in attendance at the
is reputed that at least one make of ma
chine will put the type together much
more quickly than can be done by
hand, but that time is lost rather than
gained in spacing out the lines, which has
to bo done by hand in the use of the ma
chine. It took us decidedly by surprise to see
that the Lawrem e Journal, which paper
we recollect to have urged it, should
countenance anv t
examination state that the brain of Fisk
weighed fifty-eight ounces.
The cause of his death originated out
of an unsatisfactory settlement of the
Mansfield suit.
Col. Fisk was a man of humble ori
gin, and his education was very limited.
His life was commenced as a peddlar.
He was a man bi azen, fraudulent and
unscrupulous. In his younger daj-s he
i?r of the soi t. Mr. became connected with mercantile house
Thacher, the editor, is a ripe scholarandhn Boston, where he showed such a dis-
s;:dian idea would serin to bo foreign position at robbery that ln partner gave
to his teachings, and should be to one him a good sum of money to leave him,
who has had the experience in literary and from there he went to New York,
labors that he has hud. But it is assnr- where he has resided since that time,
i lg that no oilier paper i- found to ccIiot In connection with his most intimate
-uch a thought. It would be bad indeed j friend, Jay Gould, he has been conimit
were thissuggcstion go into vogue. The ting great frauds in the management ol
English language is too full of irregu-j the Erie road. Frcm that time he pur
larities now, ami all r.-forms should je to -ned a course of rascal it v in the face "f
cull out these irregularities, instead of in !t!:e world, appropriating the property
creasing them, it would be a desirable of others and defying their right to it.
thing to increase the power of type com
position, but to accomplish it by muti-
lT tin
.Mguagc bv crr-j-
Thk Oldest Pbess in Kansas. The
Cotcley County (Winfield) Censor lately
made the statement that it had the oldest
press in Kansas (then in disuse) in its of
fice. We notice the White Cloud Chief and
one or two other papers arc inclined to
dispute the point, thinking they each
own the oldest press. The assertions of
the latter papers prove that there are
BOino old presses in Kansas for the age
of Kansas, but wo are convinced that
the Censor is correct in its claim. That
particular pi-ess has a somewhat varied
history. If we recollect aright its story,
told to us, it was brought to Kansas
about forty years ago and was ucsd by
"Toy" Jones, a Baptist missionary, in
the publication of religious tracts, &c, at
tho Indian agency near wheic Ottawa
now stands. S. S. i'roulv used it in the
publication of the Freeman's Champion,
at Prairie City, Douglas county, in 1S57.
In 185S he removed it toBurlington,
Coffey county, where ho established the
Neosho Valley Register, employing it on
tho paper till 18C3, when he went into
me army, n was continued on tuc lieg
ixterlii .Burlington, and afterwards at
Hampden, just across tho Neosho liver
frWBvBurlington, by a Mr. Olney until
tnenose of the rebellion. After the ces
sation of " dread war's alarms," Prouty
returned to Burlington and with new ma
terial started tho Patriot. By some
means tho old offieo reverted to Proutv,
and in 18C6 ho sold it fothc Ar Era of
fice at Lecompton. In its peregrina
tions it was finally, two or three years
ago, brought up at Winfield and used in
the publication of the Censor. The press
is only largo enough for a six-column
paper and on the recent enlargement jof
the Censor was necessarily laid .aside.
It is on old style pre but we .hare for
gotten whose make it is. We will war
rant it is serviceable for many years to
come. Prouty can tell us farther of it.
Why not make it the subject, of an article
forthc Kansas Magazine? It is appro
priate. Wc say, let's liavo it. There is,
perhaps, no man who knows so much
about the press as Prouty.
Dispatches, of the 9th, from New Or
Icans state' that all militia organizations
have been ordered out the city, that the
United States troops liave.bcen reinforc
ed by a detachment from Baton Rouge,
that tBe.troopvof.4Jfn. Emory will only
be nsed to prejpfftrJer and that Gen.
TnKstrMyfift4Kecf"out the armory the
LonisiipJMrV0 f tne State militia,
and ordered ..the command to proceed
to the State floase to co-operate with the
police. 2 - -
luting or injur
nious division ol words it .something
that should not for a moment be accepted.
In every-day life one meets with those
who lay great claims to refinement and
education who are guilty of numerous
mispronunciations, and passing to the
ignorant class the dialect, in many local
ities, has simply become horrible. These
defects are confined more generally to
districts, and often are attributable to a
provincialism, but their existence proves
that there is danger in experimentiii"
with the language. There aro compara
tively few who may be baid to be edu
cated. The majority cen of those who
leave college life with graduating honors
have obtained only a superficial knowl
edge and it is by after-study and after
experience that any may be said to bo
educated. Foreigners coming to this
country find the English language se
verely hard to loam, on account of its
irregular formation. It has not those
smooth, easy idioms and forms of the
French, Latin and other languages. The
English language is a formation from'
other languages and was thrown to
gether in a somewhat incongruous man-1
nor. Linguists have succeeded in mak
ng it very regular and there arc proba
bilities that in time it will assume a vcrv
eomcly shape. In having one form of
division of words, of orthography, Ac.,
and making them the rule, the language
11133- be made as beautiful as it is power
ful, but to permit such innovations to be
brought into it as the one here proposed
is to recommend a serious injury. Bet-1
ter it were that no progress should be
made in printing than that it should be
at the expense of the language.
No Credit. With tho advent of tho
new year, our business men generally
adopted the "No Credit" system, and
they were wise. It may be inconven
ient to many who might pessibly pay ac
cording to promise, bnt the business men
will be largely the gainers in the end.
That there is necessity for credit to pur
chasers is a mistake, and a credit sys
tem carried on to any extent is injuri
ous to not only tc the vendor, but to
the vendee, and the country at large. It
teaches the eopb a loose style of doing
business which is detrimental (o all in
terests. People io- not know whatthcy
can do until theyexcrt themselves. A
man who says, " ton owe me, I want
my money," is sure, pretty generally,
to get his pay, but he who is timid, or
lacks nerve to demand what is rightful
ly his own, to use an expression more
forcible than elegmt, is apt to " come
out the little end t the horn." There
is no cause lor anf- general practice of
the credit system. If men are made to
realize that they mnst do so and so,
they will shape nutters to suit the circumstances.
Drugs, JHttotrims, &c.
GrO TO
PROBERT'S
DRUG STORE
FOR
Pure Drugs, Medicines
PAINTS AND OILS,
Dye Ms, Trusses and Bandages
iHisrrllan's HUbcrttsements.
LIVERY,
SALE and
I
atttta a&bfrtisrmmts.
A. G.
Proprietor.
STOVES! STOVES!
TWWARE! TINWARE
1
Specialities of Trade.
The following changes iu the regula
tions governing tie redemption of de
faced and niutilatclcurency of the Uni
ted States, went irto effect on the 1st of
January: '
After that date jlefaced and mutilated
United States notes and fractional cur
rency, instead of bfing redeemed as here
tofore by the Treisurer of the United
States, subject to a discount for mutila
tion, will be redeemable at their full val
ue in new notes, or currencv, bv the
Treasurer, and .he several assistant'
Treasurers, and tesignatcd depositories!
of the United Stites, and all national
bank depositories; and will be received '
at their full faced value by all ollieers of j
the Treasury Depirtmeut, in payment of '
rcurency due to tie United States; Pro
vided, that tlireelifths of the original 1
prqportior. of sudi notes arc presented j
in one piece. Fngments less than five-'
eighths will be m'cemable by the Treas-
urcr of the UnitedStates. It more than I
one-half, or Io-.- thin live-eighths pre-
scnted, half the fuc value will be paid. X
Less than half a lute will bo redeemed!
onlv on atlidavit that the missing por-'
VARNISH, WINDOW GLASS.
Glass Ware,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
SALINA, KANSAS.
The trmierirocd InTitet.hU friend and the public in
general to call mm aee nun ai nis aiaoic. iocc
the wt fc or Santa Fe armor, near Probnt'a dnif
fton-, rumiin thrm
The Best Turft-Outs
IN TIIK CITY.
Horses
Boarded by the Day or Month, j
ASD 1X5CKFP
Good Care and Careful Grooming.
xxrr.rsiox.
ixlj.kd MMnar
K-iOlAXT.
xu.v.
iKAOtie.
SKJtATOM.
tBARTxm eur.
JCBILKK,
xkw ruAimiB.
ifsiDM rmcd.
AAASM,
MAGIC COOK,
All tac dlaVtat T.rLtlr. .f , ,ltn
COOK STOVES
arr rrpnaiated la U bei Lk tv
acd kU olaw that aokwtr a4 b
W auaafadat e aB lata !
Tin, Sheetlron and Copper Ware
and trraa c..Htl aapply oa kaa4 fcr tat at
Wolesale or Retail.
Wr paj ctUI atmilloa trail kino f
JOB WORK,
mnA tlal nr !! fLoSavatmiaw
IH.M1M2 .! h -.
Stviij?ei'w
PurntahMl ConTaTanrra (? Fart f the
CoualrT. with
Otollglric
3rlircr.
A. G. Couse.
David Dudley Field, one of the finest
atlorneys'of that city, he has employed
for years, helping him iu his scheming
and rascality. In fact, his life has been
such ::s to merit the contempt of all of
the civilized world. He was a licctious,
vulgar and cowardly man, his ambition jtion has been totaiy destroyed
being nothing more than to have the
run of a house of ill-fame, parade the
.streets with disreputable women and
have the control and run of jramblins
hells. The world has profited by the
death of this man, a cormptor of pub
lic morals.
TOILET ARTICLES.
PERFUMERIES,
A.NCY GOODS.
1
i
I DES1KK TO STATK FOP. INFORMA
TION OF ALL COXCIIRN
KI) THAT I
HAVE IN STORE,
AND FOR SALE,
.100 SACKS FALL AVHKAT FLO UK,
;-00 SPRING " "
100 ' CORN MF.AL,
2,000 MJSHKLS CORN.
1,000 " UATS.
)00 isakii-:i.
::oo ' ryk.
::oo " POTATO KS.
1 '.-,
.llJ- I I'LL M C0VN.KTE AT0KTM..Tr
riiiiuiiiM
llndor tlic iux rules, anv iiei-snn. rn J Ol U T
firm, bank, corporation or public olhccr j -fcl"u-JV'u "" muwiuu iu.,wt
will be permitted ,'o forward 35 and tip-l
want in tractionalpiirrency, j) and uj-
ward in legal tcud,r notes, for ledemp- , T,.T1,T , ,TTV TT1T t. n-n-nrtn
tion, to theT.eas.rer, by express, attl.e.PTJRE WINES AND LIQUORS, GARDEN AND JrlELD SEEDS,
expense of the Department, under the
Government contract witsi the Adam
Ntt
I aUajt o aaW.
!' ." m m.. p mvvmtmj ia flajtTtCa.
liaaaacc f ibt aaaw.
RADCLIFF BROS.,
nsALTA riATMxrt,
taltoa, Kimm,
HAMLIN &W00LLEY,
Wholesale and Retail
DKAI.KR.S IN"
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
It001, SHOES,
HATS, Clt,
-A.M-
. express company. Heretofore nothing
Ics- than S.")0 was entitled to transpor-'
tation at the Government expense. A I
circular embodying tliese changes is now
preparing at the Treasurer's office. The
oflieers of the Tivasurv are determined
to remove all raise for comil:iint con
cerning the condition of the United
States currency, and to that end have
concluded to extend to all the most lib
eral facilities for its redemption. It is
expected at the Department that the new
rules will result in a speedy and marked
improvement of condition of the cur
rency, At Fort Wayne, Ind., on the 8th, a
fire destroyed two brick blocks. Loss,
8140,000: insurance, 118,000. And at
Titusvillc, Pa., a tire iu the center of the j
city, on the same day, destroyed S100,-j
000 worth of property; insurance 850,-'
000. " 1
v.r.EAVrri ir.i-Mi ami r.f.Lm:.
NEWS ITEMS.
Alexis and suite arc in Washington
On the 9th instant the Legislature of
New Jersey convened.
The seat of Senator Clayton, of Ar
kansas, in the U. S. Senate, is being con
tested upon the grounds of his official
character iu that State.
General Ilalleck, on Tuesday last, died
at his residence in Louisville, Kentucky,
from congestion of the brain, caused bv
discase ot the liver.
Four millions of the new U. S. loan
I has been introduced at London at 87 1-2.
The loan was nearly all taken before the
opening of the books.
Ex-Controllor Connolly has left 2scv
York, and his friends refuse to natuo the
place of his concealment, but say that
he will return in a few hours, if wanted.
The coal miners of Wilkesbarro and
Sugar North, Pennsylvania, are on a
strike. Trouble is appehended, as the
president declares that he will hire not
unionists.
A Spanish fleet is now cruising in the
Chinese waters for the suppression of
..:, At i.. , .
iuuiv.-a. .nan v iiiii.s were iicsiovcci. re-
Every question has its facetious side'1'!'"' alul " were thrown in- I
and Jake Stotler, not to be outdone bv ' lu c"ma" icl ":uc s Pa,acc-
other pipers of the State, presents his f Representative Lowe, on the 8th, in- nt tauow oiatikiD.utaihei;.wtca.h priw
11 '" iii-t 1 Krin. mlr we flo this bu,inrt rclnlrrl r. Com;anl
candidate for Governor, in the hist iium-' troifiiccU into the Houso a bill to pro- Pf" "''
bcr of his Kmporia Sacs, in the follo.- Vltlc t0" ""C sale of certain Indian lands SherifFs Sale.
lllg "take Oil. As he savs. speaking '" ivaiisas, .USO lor llic relief Of tcttfcrsl rur-nanttothrmramartof an ontrrof (air, IimimI
candidly, we are arc inclined to think , on tnc Osage lands in Kansas.
with him, that " no man has been men- Another span of the Leavenworth
tioncd wno would maice a uettcr or more bridge has been completed
popular governor than t.uthrie. 'trot spans remain to be finished, and it is the Jjt,",t,,f.k A M-of "aU'1"'
tho candidate along: ; inlction of the com nan v to bavn in!n. t &noturi. navy. t.!rco,
V 1.., 1...M...I I... tl. -..., ..!....- I . . 1 box "I ml rover lulacnn.
yiwu. .......... ..,vl .-.t.Lo-. crossing bv the first of March.
or eighty papers in this .State, we this
week" nominate our candidate for Gov-! If opportunity offers, it is reported
cmor in the person of Hon. John Guth-i that Senator Pomerov and Matt H. Car
rie, of Topeka, and formerly, for omc,1,enlcri omoso .,' ..;,.;, .e.:MMi,.
Druggists' Sundries
NOTIONS.
.folaii Sl.errin,
Patent and Family Medicines,
ETC., ETC., a.TO.
! Grocer and Provision Dealer, iGKOCERIES! PROVISIONS!
Xos. 98 and HI) Santa Fe A ic,
S:ilin:i? Iv:iiiw:irs.
ri.. ;iii. i;i.
i:siah3aslied isi 1S.1.
STATIONERY :
A COMPLEX K STOCK OF
Oldest Business House iu Salioa
Iihl4r .V I);ivis,
wnoLrsLr amki:tii. nrti.rns is imdiih'
i rAOniT-nL. ii
CITY LOTS Legalcap, Foolscap, 'Harness, Saddhjs, Collars, &cJ
Sold on Monthly Payments.
Apply to jrjtr. berk,
Land Agont, Salina, Kansas.
Barnes Sc 13io-vii,
LIQUOR STORE,
XO. 70 SANTA FK AVENUE,
Salina, Kansas.
ootor the Thinl JuiIifU! putrid court, f r th county
,f Saline. Srslr nf KansL. lit mr il.rrctwl an J ilellT-
erwl, I will m-II, tr th- kipht-j-I nml ht-t bi'Mrr, r.ir
cash in ha.Tl, at Xn. S "auta Fr arrnnr. In tli
liwn of Salina. r-aline county.
Only two On Monday, January 22d, A. D. 1872,
rn roiiowinj proi
Letter and Xote 1'ajter.
ENVELOPES, INKS, PENS,!
Office Fmnitme9 Ace.
Al-o Bridles, Whips, &c.
! .Santa Fi: Arvir,
SALINA. KANSAS.
MEAT MARKET.
x
. SANTA FEAVEKUE
I
j SALINA, KANSAS.
JEWELRY EMPORIUM.
C'Iiiih. O. Fleck,
A PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
AXt
JEWELER,
oa
w.
11 j Tin- NmiM out IN meat tuaikt nr .1
UI c-intiDii? the XjjIii- t
3IOJ-JilOAA
c irnin(.-fr"
Salina, Kanais.
Ki-rx lnj mi ImmI a rl.aMiftrd ' of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
2 box of bneht narr UAcco.
4 boxes of crown jewel toliieco,
1 box of excelsior tobaccu.
V,W) eigm.
In a Word, at
X'JIJJ OLD STAXIK
NO. 102 SANTA FF. AVKNUK,
i Uh-rhr will t I1 ttmr Lrrtt ttlr-t .f wm il.o
1 i- i.i, i
I in ui lint.
l!r tij-by fall fJraUnraiHl rt atfrntin l lb" Ijuftmntlj un hMiit.
, want tt ht" rutomfr U im-nl a liberal lMrr t 1U mtil of
rnuDiLai d jjiluu oiunii
Uf.fAIUlltti ,I..UhiMiHi N.I. J.B-rlr
inwl'luunlr AUrT ukUimtr)rwwlrjm01mt
, A lrr tvrk of
Sil ver-Fla(d .Ware
II alaWa )! ill mtmt
3IitMieul Intst
CHARLES GOETHALS, c-.u,inx .,r-
VIOI.INS,
ntn
triCTrita ot 113 ctitra
mal
0 uauera of Jcrraffe. laree,
11 Xi poaniu,
C3 pir" ftaRianl uniVia? t-ibscco 1S iwnnd.. !
Iti. t .s,i . t liur,
1 sack of hettnuti Mponnli. 1
J boxes of TtrfrfnetT Kikin? tobcco li Kmivl., ,
to paper 0f prraent tt-e "motlng tobacco, larjr. '!
CA rwtera prefect u$ moktnfc tobacco, rmill W
ponmu.
Sh1 property to ba wiH a tLe property of II Jacob
'rwlncb, alia II. J. KichanK at the anit of George
iianiey, piainun
; will be Found every Articiein gbot Guns, Rifles and Revolvers
me urug Line-
rnnrj n faiHunf nl Iinitiit I, J. n -
htocic'man, ami will tr.iit thcTarniors. JIc ! '" th. Senatc- Hn"7 a Senator of the
occupied tho roposwiliie position of a- dominant party favors the proposed re
sistant marshal at our late State fair, and form.
an no d.a i 11a & I iu all . . ... . I
3 llUllLJiatil t mi-tUl 4 C'I1 ii2 IFrilil- i .1 Q.l . -t f- . .. H'MniJ.J'i"'""
mental. He invited ns to a cai in the . "'" ol" """"" ulwn OI lne 'n.r nana raisn oar oacuary..,.
music: htntiil, where there wore lot ofEric roa,i passed lvsolutions of regret' Srtriir of saiipe foamy. Knaa,.
good-looking women. AVe can not for- up011 ino assabsination of Jim Fisk, Jr., .
get John fortius. Wc do not know how 'and voted to accompany the funeral . , Sheriff's bate.
lio j.niU mi tlio 'IVvmr-ittl.i iviin. Ho . .... . . Purraant to the tommra! of an order or a!e lmrd
lie stant.s on tin. lc-.is catthi lsatie. lie procession to-thc bnrial grounds in Ver- of the uutriet court of ,-me roonty. uteor
IS a practlcr-ll railroad iitllhlcr and Will . Kaca, to me tirrcsel aa.1 Cliteml, I will proceed
...:i ii :i i :... ... ir : muni
BUIt lilt; I.llllW.1'4 llltll l.iS. Utl. i CJ
popular in Po?ey comity, Indiana, aifd
Or ALL KIXb.
BcrAin.xo or all Ki.tus or Macitixter. r--
Ul atteatlaa flvea la
aieTrins 3hCjaolaJLz.o.
NO. o nTArrxr';r..nviSA.KAXUU.
WUITARS,
xvHicnoxxs.
AVCOUhktQSS.
Tlv hm Itabu rtlay alwaya aj laiol.
Professional Prescriptions COAL! COAL! coal ! COAL!
PREPARED AT ALL HOURS.
H. W. PLAYF0RD
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to ell to the histmt an.1 lt WAIer Tir rh at the door '
of the mnrt tiotue or the coantr f aline. tnXe of
Dispatches from St. Louis state that Kaiuaj.ineetownorsnaa.Muij-aa.iau:,iia
WIU. KEEI' COXSTAXTI.Y
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in the Solomon vallev. Since the trairic, tl.o .vn.. ,,.n., v;i-t..- ...! tt;. ",?n.d"yh?.8hdr ' "P,'.'?'
dcatli ot senator Lane we do not know
that Indiana ha had anv notice in this
State, and wo think it tune justice was
done. JIo t-ncnt three vears in our Leg
islature. John ha the merit of not be
ing the least among the large number of
newspaper nominees. Seriously, no man
has been mentioned who would make a
better or more popular Governor, lfave
you got any good " fine cut," John 1
Ice Cold Soda Water Jt:sT quality of coaj
PINE LUMBER.
at S o'cIocV. I". SI. nfcIiUr. the follow in ,!eCTiu-
ted State troops have both been used &?Zg'tSi2i$.&g'
to serve the political purposes of certain . glffJf gJSTJ tiV?SE5i
U.S. office holders against the Exccu- of.,fiV.',S!!5tLvW x ...i.:..
J "" Kcati, shenX. ,
I Win funS-b 1 br the tin or eariuai. tU(r thaa
' ran be ircha.r,l rl bet la .JU
LU.kaa,l
49, 51 AXD 53 IASZA RATHIX
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DUMN6 THE SUMMER WEATHER ,,.,,, .,r:
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CUMAW
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tive authority of Louisiana.
Edwanl Stokes, the assassin of Jim
Sheriff's knle.
Our article of week before last pro
posing the formation of a western dis
trict tn the event of Kansas hiring enti
tled to three lteprcsentatives by the Con-
grcsional apportionment, is receiving
the commendation of the press of West
ern Kansas., With prompt, thorough
and harmonious action by tho 'western
members of the legislature, success may
crown the move.
The Postoffice Department has decid
ed to receive mutilated arrrnty for
postage stamps.
Visl Jr ivna Mi-rcvct.w! .. 1. rA.!.i- Thirnat tn the Mmnttnl of aa order of aal iaeail
it.. . m ii .num.; oct of the iMrtrtct Conrt f salioecooatT. and Kaleof
and placed in the Toombs. When ask- Kana. to me directed aa 1 dtlttennl, I win ell Or
, , , cahinhaad, at the door coart hooae la al eooary of
Cl it he had anv feaM as tO the result Of1 saline, and Mid atate of KuM, t the titft. and
., . . , , ," . , . ,. , . . best blAler, oa
the trial, he took his wallet from his, Honda, tti Btti ate of February. W72. .
XHEASUltEirs A'OTJCE.
TauraxK' Otrsir. Kuavovrtf C . K., ) .
FROM TUFTS AECTIC FOUXTAIX, suuT.T.tic?a7ZZ!lr'i;li'
joiix ja,
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again elected to the United States Sen
ate from Ohio. The vote stood, in the
Senate': Geo. W. Morgan 18, John Sher
man 17, Robert C. Schcnck 1 ; in the
Honse: Sherman 57, Morgan 40, Jacob
D. Cox 1. It was a strict party rote is
both branches of the Legislatsre a Re
publican in each voting one for Schcnck
and one for Cox.
witseaamyl
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J. W. Erwau, Sheriff.
rablic bockcU hereby fitea Ifcatoa ceafesa rhe
Ua of Jalr. Jt. D. Uat.kOcat E3anrorth Otr. la
lUow, I Vu taaal Warraat aaaaher SSJK. torN
acres of land, met T MS, aaaxd e T "V?!
MS. to W1HbO., !. J-ae S,.JIaeaH.aBj
IUnwai MiMtaa, Black Hawk War. IWa la( Mtay
tfte sahbeaat I vtfayfir (a aw UaBaaiaaaaar mt
rMMoaafcrm icaaaaaSdlaat feaad wansajt.
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pocket, and said that no jury would,-VSVSSSSt . WinQOW GlaSS I
.Bahd-ataUa .Blffwa
Hoary alwaya he aaa T hajhafaTaM.
aacraaUryof .
Cuttifig ClaM to Orfer.
convict him as loner as he was backed thtoinofsaiiBa.oyortaiae.andtiuofKB-
& ""-"- . rnmmenrtar it a tuiat 2 fret BOTth from the aooth
b V that. wet corner of aaad Lt. theoee north Ii leet more or
lea to the booaa boilthy . Jimnoe. theaeeaoalh It
irn lnkn CI..n.nK nK rr---j fr 1 1, im liaa aiaaiitaai lit 1111 tt
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