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ST. JosrpH DAILY UMoN paper
comes to as dressed in new type through
ont. and enlarged to nine columns on the
page. It is now one Of the largest and
handsomsst papers in the West. The
Union has recently passed into new hands.
who have already evinced considerable
taste and energy 10 its Management
We sre glad to see its improvement. and
there is now nothing to prevent its being
the R,dicsl org.n of Northwest Mis-
souri. and an influential worker 10 ths
good cause. Being the only Republican
paper 10 St. Joseph. It has . 6ne Geld FOL
success. Its competitors are On ultr'
rebel sheet. and ono that u Johnson
Rsdicsl. Democratic. or anything tha
psys, until the eve Of IN election. wher
it invariably throws its weight on th,
wrong side. Another rebel sheet, carry.
iug neutral colors. has bat lstsly kicket
the bucket. With such an organ as tb'
Union, We expect to sec St. Joseph tax,
her position ss . reliably Republics,
city.
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Order of Pablicat tion.

|WILLIAM B. VICTOR. Who is . son-
wv resident of the State of Kansas. and re-
sidsnt Of the State Of Kentucky, will take no.
tics that John P. Jolins6n, q b1EineiH, did,
on the lish day Of Jauuasy, 4. d. 1868, Gle
his petition In the District Court of the Secood
Judicial District. OF thk Stxts. II Kansas, With.
in and for the County Of Doniphan, against
you, the said William B. Victor, defendant,
the object Of which said pesissrd Is % recover
judgment against the said defendant, fof the
sum of one hundred and ten dollars, viii. in
terest At twelve per cent. per anuum thessop,
from the 81 day Of Februssy, A, D. 1866. nov
due to the said plaintiff from the s,id defend
ant, william B. Victor. on Q promissory note
given By the said Villas B. Victor 10 the
said plaintiff, and dated February 81, 1866,
and payable on or before the first day Of June.
A. D. 1868, With ihserest from date; also p-ay.
ing that . eersain mortgags executed b. sai,
William B. Victor to said plaintiG, on the
north east quarter Of section No. eight. (6) in
township t~o, ~ OF range twenty, (20) and
the northwest quarter Of section eight, fs)
in township two, ~ Of range twenty, (20) in
the County Of Doniphan, and Stits Of Kansas.
20 secure the payment Of the sum Of nooev
shove menG0ned, nay be foreclosed, she nd
premises ofdefed 70 bs sqld, and the proceeds
applied 70 the payment Of said money; and lie
said william B. Victor is further notified tbat
be ID required 70 sppear and anstef Nd pes;-
ton % O. before he issh day Of Mach,
A. D. 1868.
Dated January 1ftk. AID. 1858. aaa
JOHN p. JOHNSON.
BY 4 =. STogF, His Attorney.
Attest: f1AsI eaovHs CLERK.
January Is. lsee-7s. Pre- fee, SIC.
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Manhoed: How Lost, How Restsred;

ya1 just publiahed. new edi.
<N&N tion Of DR.. CdIverwelI,s
<%~I Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure without medicine) Of SrEaxAr.
oRRHGA, or Seminal Weakness, Involup tary
Seminal Losses, InrorENcY, Mental and Fhys-
ical Incapacity, lmpediments to Marriage,
etc.; also, CONSUMPTION, EPiLrPsY, and Fra,
induced BY self-indulgence or sexual extrava-
gance.
IL Price. III sealed envelope. onIv 6 cents.
The celebrate. author, in this admirable es
say, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years.
successful practice, that the alarming cense-
2uences of self abuse may BE radically cured
without the dsngehchs use Of !nte!nal in.di:
cine or the use OF The knife; pointing onl
mode Of cure At once simple, certain. and ef
feciual. BY means Of. which Every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and 1sdiea.iy.
u This lecture should be 10 the Har ds Of
every youth and every han in the land.
Sent, under real. in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on receipt of six cents. or
two post stamps. Also, DR. CulverwelI's
D." Marriage Guide" price 25 centi. Address
the publ.she.s.
CHAS. J. KLINE / CO.,
l27 Bowery. New York.
Jan. o, 6S-ly. Post. Office Box, 4,5s6.
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STATE TEAcbERs' AssooIArIoN-SpE-
cIAL MEErINa.-A special m.eting of the
State Teschers' Association will be held
at Topeka on Thursday. the 30th Of jan.
uary. The work Of the meeting will be.
principally. . discussion of such sueui-
meuts to the existing school laws IS are
proposed for the action of the Legislature
ct its present session. 1t is expected thst
reports from the different State institu.
tions Of learning will be presented. and
ths suhjsct Of Text Books considered.
1t is earnestly recommended that edu.
Gators from ell parts Of the State BE- in
attendance. The Office of The State So.
perintendsnt of Public Instruction il the
sppoin,sd place Of meeting.
Pw order of Executive COMMITTEES.
L B. krLLoGG. Chairman.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

THE PENIrESrIARY.-Hon. A. Low,
of the State Senate. hss. sent us copy
Of the Penitentia-y Reporter the last
year. Toe Chaplain. Rsv. D. P.
Mitchell, hints that his salary Of
$500 is too small for one Of bis intelleo
tual and moral standing. We believe
that . minister. whose name We forget.
acted as Chaplain Tor long time. wss
very sctive, introduced many reforms and
conveniencss. and possessed the con6dencs
and respect Of the convicts. but received
nothing for his services. As soon Is q
little salary was established for The posi-.
ton. Mr.. Mitchell managed to slip ia
and gobble it. Now be is asking fo'
more. Perhaps il be would step aside
the old Chaplain would willingly perform
the services for the $500.
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Correspondence.
(For the Chiefly
ToPEKA, Kansas, January 18th, 1863

ToPEKA, KANSAS, January 18th, 1868.
EDrro. CHIEr:-The attempt to write, after
days work in the House, is no small under
taking; but here's to give you few items that
NAV be gathered from the sayings and doings
in and about this city, at this season of the
year.
The House organized on W Wednesday, BY the
election Of Smith, of Douglas, Speaker. and
John T. Morton, Chief Clerk. The Republi
cans have near two thirds majority on par
ty vote. The entire outfit Of officers of the
House were Nominated in caucus. The Dem
ocrats are oygan.sed and disciplined strictly.
and show evident signs o. engaging the Re.
publicans on all points that smack the least Of
party measures. The first skirmishing conf
menced on a resolution calling for postage
stamps for the use of the members; bst de.
mand for the ayes and nays demonstrated what
the movement indicated. Judge Smith pre-
sides with dignity and decorum, despatching
business slowly, but surely and pleasantly.
Many Of the Republicans are dissati.fed With
some of his appointments.
As yet. the Committees have had little to
do; but as the report of the Codifing Com
mittee will be Submitted next week, there will
be sufficient to keep the Judiciary Committee
busily engaged during the session. A few
bills have been introduced, but both Houses
are doing but little. The Governors Message
is lengthy, and altogether . valuable docu.
nent, with regard to the finances and institu.
tions Of the State.
Topeka has improved very much during the
last year. Several we'll constructed buildings
and . magnificent Court House have been cree.
ted, and substautial stone pavements have been
laid along the principal street, adding much
to the convenience Of pedestrians. The east
wing Of the Capitol building is progtesing to-
ward completion. A few more Improvements,
and Topeka will be city worthy Of the Capital.
The Democratic Central Coamissss meets
here next week, and from my stand point. is
viewed a. the commencement Of the perma-
nent organization of the party. Hence. I deem
it important for the Republican party to or.
gsnise thoroughly. The Republicans Of DON
iphsn County should. 10 my Judgment. organ
Ire BY creating Central Committee for Tie
County.
A few Of the notables Of the State, of both
parties, are here, silently Watching the politi.
cal movements.
The Doniphan County Seat case will probs-
bly be heard between the 20,h and 25th inst
More anon. Yon. truly.
MILFORD.
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"Tss Rsyoturson."-This 10 the name
Of hsndsous pspsr. just sssrtsd in New
York, devoted to the advocacy Of wo-
mans rights. The capital was furnished
BY George Frsncis Train; Susan B. An.
,hooy is publi.her. and Elisabeth Csdy
Stanton snd Parker Pillabury are editors.
It seems to be devoted to the con,iaua-
ton Of the policy which was insnsursssd
toward thsrloss Of ths'essppsign in Kan.
SIS, and which % rBeetasffy swampsd
the fsmsls sG6'sgs csute here. Mrs..
Stanton esvslierly gives the cold shool'
der 10 ,hose friends Of tsit csuse h sbil
State who stood by it through Oh dfssd'
vsutaees, and sccords the glory to th'
clown who. under the msnsgement o
herself and Miss Susan B. Anthony. 6u'
isbed up the campaign in . blaze Of ridi
culs. and to The few hundred drunkel
riff.raff in Leavsnworth. who. driven lik'
swins BY their owners. voted for womsl
suffrage under the idea that they coult
thereby kill negro suffrage. In fact. Mis-
Anthony. in 9 sort Of mutual admiration
colloquy between berselfand Trsin. some
where in New Jersey. reported in the col
umus Of the paper, boasts that one Of thsi
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MauitS.

At the residence Of the brides father, in
Rulo, Nebraska, on Sunday, the 18th inst, BY
the Rev. Thomas Bets, Esos F. GaAH, Esq,
of Omaha. to Miss ErrIE HoLLEsAveH, of Rulo.
At the residence Of the brides mother, on
Wolf River, on Thursday, January 18th, BY
the Rev. p. n. Buck, Mr. ]. J. Caosnis "a
Miss JAsrrrs L. FoLLxrr. both Of Deaiphar
County, Kansas.
At the same time and place, By the same
Mr.. H. @. FeLLrrr 70 Miss AunA q. kosx
both Of DouipAau County. Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

TlE HoesI. AND OTHER Laws STocx:-l
Bv ROBERT JENNINGS. HAsriss'y Sur
geon. Aatkor Of Horse Tfaixihy Made
Easy"-Tbis Work trssts Of the His-
tory and Varieties Of Horses, Cattle.
Sheep. &c, and their Diseases. thsir
Crossings and Bresdipe. Ind the best
method for their feeding sHd General
Management. sod is intended = . Com
plets Guide to Fsrusrs and Others for
bringing their stodk to tbs highest state
Of perfection and profit. l, tells oil about
Breeding. M.o.ssnso. Breaking. C.strs-
tion. Docking. Kicking. Grooming. Food.
Psstu.ing. Shoeing: And points out
treatment snd remedies for Sore Mouth,
Sore Throat. B.ulkiog. Biting. Kicking.
Rearing. Crib. Biting. Wind Sucking.
shying. Ovsr-RsseASDE. stumbling.
swsenie. Spawn. Ring Bone. sp.int.
Curb. String Halt. Fractures. Stsggsrs.
Wolf Teeth. strsnsles. Disfsmper. Pnsa-
mouis. Collie, Worms. Bots. Thrush.
Scratches, Cracked Hoof. Wind Calls.
Founder. Farcy. Sprisg Knees. Sprsins.
Hesves. DC.
Invaluable as the work Is to every body
that owns . horae. i is equally 90 to al
Farmers and Stoek Raisers. because
CaAle. Sh~p, .Ssa1 ,snd Poultry Gre
treated Of in thorough and exhaustive
msnnsr. There is no disease to which
domestic animals are subject. not amply
dwslt upon aud the cure indicated. and
the price Of the book bssrs no correapon.
| sence to its value. There is no question
but that the possession Of book such n
this win save every farmer ten times tn
amount it costs. 10 the matter of Poultry
alone; and % it enables him to detect ant
overcome diseases that are 90 common
and so often fatal ID Horses, Cattle
, Sheep. DC. it will. 10 many cases, saw
. bis entire stock from dentruction. Tb
sale h unprecedented among farmers snt
horsemen. many thousand copiee havinl
already been sold.
The undersigned have the exclusiv
control of the ssle Of this work; We d.
not supply it to The Bookstores. snd
{ can be bought nowhere except fosn od
sgsnts. There srs over 1900 pages
= strongly bound ID Leather. making
. bandsome. substaotial book.
BArTLErsoN 4 Co No. 1874 Chestnu
Street. Philadelpbis.
E. N. ORDwAY. Agent for Brown 90
adjoining Counties.
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PrODOsals.

NOTICE is hereby given. that sealed pro-;
~ posals will be received BY the Bo.r6 OF
Commissioners of Donipi,an County, for the
keeping Of the Paupers. aud for renting the
Poor Farm. The Commissioners retain the
privilege of rejecting all proposals. il they see
proper to do so. Persons sending in bids, will
state how much per acre in cash they will pay
for the land, and how much per week they
will keep. the paupers for. Bids to be Sled
with the County Clerk, before the fret Mon.
day in March, 1868
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
JOHN T. KIRWAN, Coanty Clerk.
January %, lS6s-td.
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Eaac1 The Dismax

Faocy the DSSmsHy
Which nsxId pressl in iAssssnds Of Hsssr&slks;
FIT Should be suddenly announced ,nrosgHoss
the United States, Cansdas. the West Indies
and Spanish America, that no more HOSTEL
TER's BITTERs voald be naaufaesarss.
and hat hencsforth the saAss srscssse NJ
DSsfxfsA, and preventive Of al nalssiess De:
eases. would b iosf 70 ruE voass. Ths
bilioss, The Iseble. the despoodsht; sAs srassl:
Ter, the vOyager, the miner, the sedenfsfy sts
dent; the settler on the frontier Of civiiisstiop
the toiIer, cooped up IN crowded city tsn1'
mests; The coavslsseens, needing On savlgs;
rants the ehivesinS Sictim of ague, snds ~
nsfyoHs Of both sefes everywhere, voah learsi
with grief, too deep for words, that thS nost
ce'ebrsted corrective, insieursns and alfetitife
OF the aGt; Md Seen baotfed oui Of existents.
AZ fisS2fkfoaI AsTIpors % epidsois dis
esse, genial stimalsps, . psomotef Of .censaj
tstional yigor. al appetizer, . stonschic, and
q remedy for nefvo6s debility, DO wedieinei
preparation ms ever afsst, "a She reputssiod
of H0STETTER'S BIfTERS. =Iesia 80
HOUSEHOLD TONIC Of the .AMERICAna
PEOPLE-has been % for tventy year, .s! Ana
10 all human probability win be = ior e:nt9-
ries 10 come. The nagnasss Of Science seecs.
niss iss merits, and tbat is 10 s@phaayse -
nediciss Of the nassss. 10 psosed ~ 10 lpss
and ever increasing sales szzs slyAalA
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TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will ssad
(free Of charge) 10 all Who desire IL, the pre-;
sesiosioa. with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy by which he was esr,
ed of lung affection, and that dread diseass;
CONSUMPTION. His oalj object is to benefit the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will tsy
this prescription, % it will cost them nothing;
and may prove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South 81 ST.. Wiltamsburrh, nv.
may Is, 67-ly. tef a't 80
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A Gentleman whe suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and al
the effect. Of yooshful indiscretion. will. fo'
the sake Of stGsring humanity. send free, ID
al who need it, the recipe and directions fo'
making the simple remedy by which he wa
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad
vertiser's experience. can do so BY addressing
in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
- cedar Street. New York.
may I6, 67-ly.
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n(sljkaeuiG Notices.

Rev. George Taner (EPiscnpslisn; will hold
divine service in White Cloud. on the frs,
Sunday in Febsoary, ss . o'clock, P. n.
Rev. J z. Huston (Unive tsalist) ~ilf preach
in the n. E. Church. in White Cloud. on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday evenings.
February 5th, 9Th and 7th.
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New Marriage Guide.

An EssAY voa You.s Mn, on Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases. iscident 70 Youth
and Early Manhood, whieR create inPsdinsuss
TO MARRIAGE, With sure means Of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. FREQ Of charge.
Address, Dr.. J. sKItLfN H0UoHrON,
Howard Association, PAiladelphis, Pa.
dec. 12, 67-ly.
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, -: January -, 1858.
Ew,se.-Tbi, shvsterino Jesuit

Ewrse-This shystering Jesuit il
playing what be probably considers .
6ns game. Through one Of bis sncksrs'
One Reynolds. of Lswrsnce. be is asking
the Republicans Of Kansas to endorse
him for The position Of Secretary OF Wsr'
O. Kansas man. and has actually sue
cssdsd in getting two or three innocent
souls to bite ct the bait. Then, Though
apotbsr sucker, one Col. q. w. Blair. ol
Fort Scott, be is urging the Dsmocrst'
of Kansas to put him forward ss theil
candidate for Vice Prssidest. represents
ing that be is very strong East. sud tbs'
Q vigorous move in Kansas will insure
bis nomination. Blair has received {
rather sharp answer from Hugh S. Walsh,
Who writes that be is willing to pay
Ewing snd such as ihs their pennies, sf'
ter they esrn them (; bat be is under The
Impression that out Of the eighteen hun
dssd thousand Demo Gratis who voted fo'
Mcclellan. there may bs fousd ssvsrs'
whc are able and willing to serve s'
Vice President, and be don't propose tt
bay 90 small 6sh as Ewing at so higt
Q price. He will gladly recsivs an nsu
converts into the Democratic party. bu
be don't like to see them grabbing 70
the good things before they are fairly in
Poor Ewing receives cold comfort. Hi
old sslt-boiling daddy's brain is almos
exhausted when that finally plays ont
poor "young Tom" will sink to bis NJ
tural livel among the very small fry.
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~ Lesvsnworth is holding meetings.
and has already introduced . bill in the
Legislature. for the purpose Of violating
the Constitution. BY compelling the State
to build bridge for her over the Mis-
souri, River. We thought the capitalists
of that city had subscribed the money to
build the bridgs-or. was il only bun.
combe?
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T)it1.

In Rush Bottom, Holt County. Missouri, or
Monday, the Goth inst. of Pneumonis, WILL
LIAn Pr.xMs, an old resident Of the Bottom
aged abonnt 50 years.
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~ There having been a difference q

~ There having been difference oi
opinion as to the political standing oI
some Of the members Of the Legislsture
from this part of the State. We have
watched their course in the organization.
and 6nd ihst Messrs. jenkins. Small
wood and Philtfick. Of this County. in.
varisbly act with the Republicans
Msssrs. Vsnderslice and Moore, with the
Democrats; and Msssrs. Biersr and
Downs. of Brown, with the Republicans.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

- President j ohnson sccuses Gen
Grant of having played him lalae. in the
Stanton matter. Andy himself hiss new
er "played Off on any body. and it hurts
his feelings 10 be served 60.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

In BAD ODoR We learn that the club
for the La Crosse Democrat here is fast
crumbling. Some consented to take it.
upou the representation that it was Q
good family paper; but the irst copy
dissustsd them. and they have left it on
the hands Of the club agent. These sur.
plus copies are passed around to whoever
will, read them-among whom are sever.
sl who imagine that the Republicans re.
gard them as oil right. bat who are fool
ing themselves badly. Let the concern
be circulated. 1t will convince the peo-
pie what Q foul thing the Democratic
party is. and drive from it all who srs
not case hardened to shame. 1t is the
true exponent Of Democratic principles.
Whatever it 10, so the Democratic party
h..
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r Major. General Steele lately die,

~ Major General Steele lately died.
in Californis. Here is an opportunity
for the L. Crosse Democrat to open it,
sluics-gats Of malignity. Gen. Steele
wss the man who arrested and imprison-
ed Brick Pomeroy. when be was hang.
er-on Of the army in Arkansas. pretend.
ing great loyslty. and trying to steal cat
tie.
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Pers 6Iai Property TaIes.

NOTICE is hereby given. to all persons who
~ have not paid taxes for 1867, on their
Personal property, that if such taxes are not
paid before the first (lst) day of February
next, the same will be placed, for collection,
in the hands Of the Sheriff. as required by Law.
FRANK NJ TRACY,
County Treasurer.
Troy, Jan. Is, ls5eL3v.
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~ A rumor reached here. the latter
part Of last week. that Rev. II. P. Rob
ison. of Highland. had become insane.
We have since learned, however, that it
was rather . rough spell Of ipssnity for
him. He cannot tell what happened. or
how it was done: bat be was ct work in
bis stable. and from bruises about his
bead. it is supposed that his horse kicked
him. Although able to walk to the
house. he was pretty wellupset 10 his up.
per story for time. We believe be is
getting along very we'll.
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"TouoH Nor" &c.-It is proposed to
sstablish Q new Court over in Holt Coun-
~; and the Conservatives are already
msDe uvering to get Que Of their number
appointed to the Judgssbip. and professed
Radicals are assisting them. When will
Republicans cssss making. noodles o'
themselves. and stand up for their party!
1t ID none of our funeral. but we are glad
to see th.t number OF Republicans have
cansa f'msesipg. to select Republican
tbe place. Do the Democracy give
ices to tho Republicans. when they are
lpowsr' Why should Republicans put
,pperhsads in positions to use official in
lence and the law to bresk down the
Wy! As long as they do this. they
II materially weaken their own organ
stiou.
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Sale of School Lands,

NOTICE is hereby given, that will sell.
~ 10 the highest bidder, at the County Trea
surer's Office, in Doniphan County. Kansas, or
Saturday. February 29th, 1868,
the following tracts of School Land; provided.
that no bids for less than the appraised value
will be entertained:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

ANEcporE OF TIE GREIr "6ouL-
SLErPER. We recently made brief sl.
lusion to person named Shocksy. con.
cerning whom On snecdots comes to rs.
Not long since. Shockey was in the little
town OF Aspinwall. Nebraska. Stepping
into saloon. (for what purpose. depo.
nsnt saith not. be wss accosted BY q
drunken rough. in this style: " Shockey.
BY Cd, like you. About . week
ego, was in Nsmshs City, and l mel
you there. In day or two after, l was
at . horse.race. and l met you there.
The next day was at Q card-tabls. and
I met you there. Now am in saloon
in Aspinwall. drunk. and I meet you
here. And when die and 60 to hell. /
expect to meet you Mev !"
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"A Fool IN LIMBO o-The Cable brings
intsllisencs that George Francis Train
has come to grief. 10 Europe. When
the steamer on which he was passenger
Tended at Queenstown. Ireland, police
fores, which was in waiting, quietly
went on board and arrested him, upon
the charge Of being an active fomsnter ol
Fenian troubles. and Of having gone to
Irsland for mischief. While Engissd
has her hand in, she may ss we'll hang
Train. II would be no loss to commu.
monty; would rid America of . great
nuisance; and would give dsmsgoguss
smother opportunity to howl and pass
buneombe resolutions about the rights el
American citizens abroad.
Later advices say that Train has been
released. and has sued the British Gov
srnuent for f100. 900 damages. for false
imprisonment. He will get nothing. but
has new subject with which to bore the
American people for long time to como.