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Death of fhe last Revolutionary
Veteran.


The last Of that noble band who fonght
in the war of American Indspen 'ence.
has Just died in Nuckolls Cou"iy. Ne.
braska. at the advanced age OF lib years.
Our informant, who visited him . few
weeks before his desth. gathered brief
history of his eveniful career.
The name of this veteran was Uly
Swsbarh. lie was native OF Hssse
C.ssel. in Germany. and after the war.
settled in Shenandoah County. Virginia.
where he resided until the breaking ont
Of the rebellion. when he removed to
Nebraska. During the Revelation. be
fou .ht under Washington. and was for
short time g companion OF the Father
Of his Country. and was attached 10 his
Body Guard. 1t happened in this way ::
On Christmas night. 1716. Washington
crossed the raging Delaware. and surpris-
ed the Hessisns at Trenton. In the Gsrce
charge. Washington rode down a Hes
sian soldier. who fell PROSTATE beneath
his horse. and lying on his back under
the General. "fought like q cuss" He
was subdued. and taken in charge by
Washipgton's Body Guard, and rem ain
ed with it throughout the day. attached
by chain, as sli the other troops had
their hands full Of prisoners. That cap
tive was Uly Swabach. Uly said that
he fought so desperately. from the fact
that be religiously believed the Ameri-
cans would eat Hessians. The Elector
OF Hesse Cassel had sold him to England
for one dollsr; and as it was pretty well
understood that the American troops
we're almos: fsmished. be supposed that
he would make about as cheap break
fast as they could get.
Uly said it never occurred to him to
become a Revolutionary Patriot. until
he heard that Daniel Bakeman. the last
soldier OF the Revolution, was dead. lie
came over in the same regiment with
Bakemsn, and was taken prisoner 10 the
same battle; therefore, he saw no good
reason why he shonld not also become o
last soldier Of the Revolution, and draw
pension. Indeel. an eminent mem Der
of the United States Senate had stipula-
ted. for certain Per centage. to secure
him a pension at the next session oil
Congress.
Uly Swsbach is supposed to have been
the oldest Free Mason in the United
States-iu fact. he did not remember the
time when he became one. and there was
no record Of the fact in any of the Lodges.
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WE have so 600 600 .esr. ~

We have $4,000. 900 acers Of .. rich
and productive soil as the son ever .hoe,
uPon. Oar capacities for produc,iuu ars
unlim'tad Or claims as first cla.s
frnit growing State are already establish.
ed. When our railroad system 10 cor.
ple'ed AMI rounded to perfection, and VI
have 8 600 miles Of railway iron in Ken
sas. instead of 600. as now. and when
these blooming valleys and beautiful pr.i.
ries shall be dotted all over with farm
honses. AMI groves Of timber and growing
orchards shall greet the eye on every aide,
a aparsdise Of beauty will here be witnss.
sed such as can be seen nowhere elss.--
Laurence Journal.
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chase and the Presidency.

GnISc lHV =
1t is lamentabie. the depth to which
great man will degrade himself. in hi
hunger for Office. For years Salmon r.
Chase fought in the Abolition ranks. when
there was little hope that the party wonld
ever amount to more than a mere hand
fall. During those years. no man would
have believed that Chase would ever be-
come such a demsgogue as TO barter
principle for place. Bot the p.rty grew
in strength and triumphed. and with its
triumph Increased Chase's greed for office.
Having failed to reach the Presidency
through the favor Of his own party. be
has abandoned j. and its principles.
and is bidding for the support OF the an
cient and mortal enemies Of his party.
We have rumors Of q third party
movement, with Chase ss its candidate
for next President; and agents are sent
to the South, to organ zs the retel-els
ment as the Chase party. Chase himself
has written letter. insulting the mem.
ory Of the Union dead. BY expressing
himself in favor Of strewing flowers over
the graves. and perpetuating the memory
Of. the brave men who fought to destroy
the nation. Chase's glory once was in
having been presented with silver pitch.
er by the negroes. for defending their
rights: now. in his greed for the P'esi.
dency. be proposes to honor the memory
Of men who died in the attempt to de-
stroy the American Government. in the
interest OF negro slavery. Did ever man
fall lower?
We bsve read q good desl about the
disintegrstion of the Republican party,
and the necessity for new party. That
10 oil cant. uttered BY those who have
no sympathy with the Republican party.
The party. it it is true. needs purifying;
but its mission is not yet accomplished
1t yet has to establish on firm basis the
great principles involved in the rebellioa
11e victory has been won 10 the 6eld.
but it will be fruitless until the issues de
cided BY arms are put in shape OF per-
msnent law. All who talk Of disinte
grafton Of the Republican party. and ol
the necessity for new party. whether
Judge Chase or the smaller fry. are DOOM
cd to sink into the disgrace and iusignif-
canoe that has fallen upon the Democrat.
10 party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-08

LAY REpREsENTATIoN.-T voting
going on in the Methodist Episcopal
Church on this question. results in over
whclming msjorities in favor of the pro-
position. iu almost every instance. A
short time ago. that veteran Presbyterian
organ. the New York Observer, admitted
that the Methodist Church was the only
one capable of successfully com batting
the Church Of Rome. 1t is worthy OF
remark, that the Methodist Church does
not attempt this fight by sping and adop-
ting the practices of the Church of Rome.
1t subjects its membership to no spiritu-
al tyranny and terrorism, and it gives
the people as we'll as the priesthood q
voice in its councils. The Methodist
Church adopts lay representation, and it
makes no bigoted and senseless war upon
secret benevolent societies.
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NoTrcE.-To any person who will
send two dollars for a year s subscription
to either the Gobbletow6 Fat-Tank. the
Potatoville Flsthesd. or the Bietown
Trumpet. l will present fifty second. hand
quids OF tobacco and fifty cigar stubs.
Having got all the good out Of them, am
now anxious to let others know what I
have enjoyed. The fact that owe other
papers large bills for printing and sub
scrip.ion. with but little prospec. of pay
ing, is no reason why should not be
liberal in extending the circulation Of the
shove named papers.
CHEEKY McSPoNGe.
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EF Gen. A. L. Lee. Of New Orleans.
formerly Judge Of this Judicial District,
and Colonel of the Seventh X ansas Reg
iment. is rusiicating 10 France. - Cham
pion.
1t will soon he time to elect another
United States Senator in Kansas. Lee
should take mp his residence here. next
time, st least six months before the
election.
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@ The nsstiest joke Of the day. is
the attempt to palm the grumbling Of q
tub of CUTS upon the Kansas soldiers for
sympathy. When the Kansas soldiers
60 into the sausage business. they may
find use for certain gratuitous champions
Of their rights. Soldiers take precious
little stock 10 men who attempt to curry
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v The National Publishing Co.. Of
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H The Ottawa Republic gives its
reasons for disliking Col. Hoyt.. in .
manner that is not open to the charge Of
firing from the brush. And as the wri-
ter was . soldier. the usual bosh about
s'ay-at homes abusing soldiers. loses its
effect In this instance.
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. EE Somebody had better take care OF
Murdock. of the Usage Chronicle. Hear
him:
Near our humble domicil fell another
meteor the other night. The "shiny
point" was intact this time. A nine
pound boy and arailroad. sll in one weekl
Almost too much for our modest sspira-
iions. Any wonder the announcement
caused us to overturn the side table.
smash our ping bst against the ceiling.
and throw TIE Docs pill-bsgs at the cat.
knocking over . grand motber! Nay.
verify. Resembles bis fond. proud sire
at eli poin.s-belisves in the Chronicle.
Neighbor, We ''see" you on that deal.
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E To the friend who has sent us

~ To the friend who has sent rs q
copy OF the Atchison Champion of June
26th, with On editorial on A. d. Rich
srdson marked. we will say that the a..
sertion near the close of the article is eli.
tber . mistake or slander. Newspaper
publishers are usually well supplied in
that particular. and have no occasion to
mske.dem ands -upon A. D. Richardson
or any other man."
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E A match game of Base Ball was
played at Falls City, Nebraska. on Sat.
urdsy. between the White Cloud and
Falls City Clubs. White Cloud wss
victorious BY % points.
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~ The St. Joseph Union saws v

lw The St. Joseph Union says we
have quit butting our heah against the
Denver Railroad. There is no occasion
to persist iu it. Didn't We say High.
land deserved the road. for her pluck and
energy? When the Company goes to
again, we'll 60 to butting.
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QuEER!-Why so many suffer from
indigestion. when they can be cured by
the use of Dr.. Fairs Invigoratipg Cor
dial. Try it. 1t is the most pleasant as
well as most tfficacious remedy ever used.
For sale BY Brown. Weber & Graham,
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r. The past lew days have afforded
. study for meteorologists. Saturday the
wind changed to the north. and presently
the atmosphere became extremely smoky.
like Indian Summer, and remained so
for several days. Who can account for
it, or tell where the smoke came from?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-08

IHE RAILnoAD.-We copy articles
IRON the St. Louis Times and the Atch-
ison Champion. which chow our railroad
prospects to be good. Nearly the whole
line haVseen let. in short sections. and
the grading will be done in several
noNhs. The Engineer was here tb;.
week. making arrangements to expedite
work.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-08

~ A man living in the lower p.rt
OF town Was kicked in the face bv /.
horss: on Saturday evening. and very
seriously injured.
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E The Medina New Era has som

T The Medina New Era has some
objection to our character. We are
willing to compare character with the
editor Of the New Ere. for truth. homes
ty. industry. and everything that goes to
make . good citizen. each to take his
witnesses from where be is best known.
We will yield to him on ono point
loud profession Of religion.
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STORM AND FLooD.-There have been
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Hill valleys. the destruction has been
fearful. Farms. houses, and stock. have
been swept swsy. and many lives lost.
Heavy IS were the rains in this section,
they were iusigni6csn: compared with
their extent in Western Kansas.
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~ N. o. Pierce has come down on
Us with bucket Of new potatoes and
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ATTACHMENT.
In Justices Court, before u. 3. Mauck. J. p,
of Iowa Township. Donipbsn County, Kansas.
Joseph Gafosd. Plai-lsiir
James A. Gafford. Defendant.
TAMES A. GAFFOaD, Defendant. viii
- take notice, that on the 30th day of June,
A. D. 1850, an order of attachment was issued
in the above entitled action. for the sum of
Seventy three IS 100 Dollars, and cost of this
suit, by NJ. s. Mauck, Justice of the Peace Of
been continued BY said Justice to the 3lst day
Of July, A. d. 1869, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
JOSEPH GAYLORD.
July 6, Is69-3w. Prs fee, -.
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NICE We have received from Rob-
ert Tracy. . large map OF Doniphan
County. showing the Congressional end
municipal. Townships. sections. water
courses, railroad lines. and giving the
names of the owners Of lands in Iowa
Township. and, some Of the owners in
other Townships. We prize it highly.
% il It is what We have long wanted. and
have had frequent need Of.
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NEWSPAPERS IS. S. Prouty has sold
his interest in the Topeka Common.
wealth to Mr.. Edwards. late of the Rec
ord, and Mr.. Crane. The firm is row
Davis, Edwards & Crane. Propty re.
tires to his beloved /" Nehosho." Ward
Burlingsme. one of the best newspaper
writers in the State. remains chief editor
The Humboldt Union and the lola
Register have been enlarged to 32 col
umn papers. and the Oswego Register.
10 % columns.
The Plattsmouth (Nebraska) Herald
has been enlarged. and appears in q
handsome new dress.
The Northern Iudiauisn. of Warsaw.
Indiana. has been enlarged to 40 0-col-
umn paper. and greatly improved. The
Indisniao is one of our best exchanges.
and is probably the largest paper in the
State.
A. N. Roley has sold the Holt Coun-
~ (Mo. Sentinel to Mr.. Klippel. from
Chicago. who has taken charge of it.
The FOURTH Both sides of the 4,b
were celebrated here. but the day itself
was permitted to 60 by default.
The colored people had q good time
among them'elves. on Saturday evening,
in the way of celebration aud festival.
The excursion up tho Nemaha. on
Monday. was largely attended. and .
pleasant time was had. A fight occur
red between two young bucks. at the
close Of the day. which almost termiua-
ted IN general row. 10 consequences Of
the bystsndsrs taking sides. instead Of
suppressing The quarrel. ss they should
have done.
NICE We have received from Rob-
ert Tracy. . large map Of Doniphan
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-06
AN ACT
No.. 80

Relative to Appeals from the Parish Courts of
this STATE.
SECTION l. Be il enacted By he 4, nate and
Hons" o. Representatives OF the State of Loni-
>'a"a IN General Ascend convened, That
ali appeals from he parish cour,- 10 The district
courts OF Louisiana shall he tried DE- moro.
SEC. : BE il further enacted, ETC, Tha,
all the testimony taken in writing in the parish
contt shall be used as,evidence in The dis,ric,
court, and all the original papers, with the
evidence of every kind which is in wiling.
with the suit, shall be sen, up on the appeal,
which shall stand in place Of a transcript.
Sec. :. BE il further enacted, ETC, Tha,
the laws relative TO suspensive and devoln,iye
appeals from the judgment in the dis,ric,
courts shall! be apEIicabIe 10 appeals from
Judgments in the parish courts, and the parly
appellant shall file The papers in the dls,,ic,
court on or before the first day of he mex, term
Of said dis,ric, court.
SEC. 2. lie ii further enacted, ETC, That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage, and that all laws confir,iuu with said
act be and the same are hereby repealed.
(s'g"eN CHAS w. LOWELL,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives,.
(slgned) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President, of tho
Senate.
Approved February ~, 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-06

directed in the above suits by the Hon.. tn. 4,h
judicial District Court, Parish of st. James,
] have seized aud will offer at public sale and
anciio,, The following described property,
belonging 10 Defendant, to satisfy said writs,
to wit:
A 10, of ground situated in the Parish of
ST. James, or the right bank of the
Mississippi river, about 6s miles above
New Orleans, measuring one half arpent
and twenty two fee. and n half f,on, to
the public road by about one and a half
arrent in depth, bounded below by the
property Of Mr.. Angns,e Trahan, above
by hat Of Mr.. P. C. Livran, and in the
rear by that of Mrs. l.ezin Bourgeois.
who has a right of wag over said lot Of
land seized, Of twelve feet in width, on
the inferior line, together with the build.
ings and Improvements thereon.
TERMS - CASH on the spot.
..5 S. THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish Of St. James, cath October, 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-06
AN ACT
No 81 |

Requiring the Auditor of Public Accounts TO
cancel or drface all Interest Warrants or
Coupons audited by him.
SECTION /. BE II enncted by the Senate and
House IF Representatives Of The Sta,e of Loui.
s'ana an General Assembly conuened, Tha,
y shall be the duty If the Auditor of Public
Accounts, whenever he shall gran, a warrant
or certificate of Indebtedness, in settlement, of
any interest warrant or coupon due by the
State, to cause said interest warrant or roun,n
to be ranreied or iefaced, by beng punched
twice IN the centre and pasted in a register. to
be called Reoi=le1 Of CanceL,ea OF nsfuced
Coupons. which interest warrant or conn,n
when so Cancelled or defaced and pasted in said
register. shall be kept as vouchers in his
Office.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted. ETC.. Thai
it shall be the duty of the Auditor TO destroy
all coupons which have never been issuea Of
bonds that have at any time been issued. said
destruction to take place in presence of the
Committee OF Ways and Means Of the House
and of the Committee Of Finance of the Senate.
or of a subcommittee of said committees. after
a careful examination by them of said coupons,
1t shall also be the duty Of the Auditor 10 keep
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-06
GLE Couisianien.
Saturday, November 9, 1860.
Appareiy Patente lc 1Ou 1869

Il a ete observe dennis lonstemps que L.
Jus de cannes a sucre ne prenu pas facilemen,
racidi.e du caz, lorsQue lie temps est cLand.
on que lie gag lni-meme est trop chand. C'est
de ID quill arrive que les meiIieurs appareiIs
echouent. Or, pour surmonter cette dificnlte,
IL falIait un apparel qni fit passer le gaz dams
.Peau froide, en- l'aspirant avec assez de force,
du f%ourneau on Sc consume le SQUIRE, %I',utro-
duis1, ct ne le laissat s'echapper qu'aprss
lavolI m.s ~ CONTACT asec 'oo'es 'es paf''es