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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04

An InroRrANr FACT FoR FARxERs.-Bells
will prevent the depredations Of does among
your sheep. The reason Is plain. A dog that
knows enough to kill sheep, also knows enough
to be still abou. it. The great noise caused
by n number Of bells makes him fear for his
safety, and be leaves without doing damage.
The bells also bring the friends of the sheep to
their rescue. A dozen bells in flock of a
hundred would be ample. In flock Of twelve
sheep, half of them should wear bells. Bells
win protect your woolly herds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04

ONE OF the best washes that We know of for
ordinary wounds on horses, is to take ore quar-
ter of a pound of saltpetre, half a pint Of tur-
pentine, and put them in . bottle; shake up
well before using; apply to the wound three
times day with feather. This We have
heard highly recommended from reliable sour
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SPRING { SUMMER.
SPRING & SUMMER.
Spring { SUMMER.

CANNED FRUITS, CHEESE,
Prunes, Dried Apples and Peaches.
Beans, Hominy, Maccaroni,
Bacon. Salt, Tobacco,
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
WoodenWare, Stoneware,
Rope, Glass, Nails.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
REVENUE REFORM ~!
TO VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

BELIEVING THAT THE PRESSURE OF
ID Taxation ha. at last driven the people toexam-
inc the principles upon which they taxed, ami
that the fl, ther this examination is carried, the
deeper will grow the popular conviction that form
If axaiOn which hzr eRtailesi widespread distress
In nearly every branch Of industry must he r,di
calIy wrong, the American Free Trade League feel
that they can do the public greater service than
to furnish it with documents, facts, and figures
c0pceFuing the operation Of the tariff. They have,
therefore, prcparri 7 gratut"us distribution :he
following tracts, which will be sent on receipt Of
six cents for pnsisge:
Opinion ii DISTINGUISHED Men upon Free Trade
On The Collection Of Revenue, by Edward Akin
.nn Thr FallacicS of Protection, by Francis Iiefe
The Leagues Adslre>s tn the American People
IIsw te Form Free Trade Leagues; The Free Trade
Speech II +. u. Chamlerlin, Candidate Of the
Labor Party II Massachusetts foi Governor Of the
state,; The 'sPsr,es'' Letters The Tariff il il,
and rs il should ts; How the High Tariff Expresses
the Poor; Freedom Of Trade es:ed by the Expert
ence of England and France; American Industry
and the TariG-anA bridgment Of Wella' Report f"r
1869; No British Free Trade; Protection I" Native
Pies; Tn. American Carrying Trade; Free TrA.ie
and cur Farmers; To the Manufacturers Of the
United States; Fscts for Free Traders; \ Home
Mark.t-GrAin cheap and Goais dear.
Ff.tf,rm If the American Free Trade League !:
address to the American People; The Free Trade
League to its Subscriber, and the Pu lie; Prot.r-
ton; Protection and Monopoly; Protect Me.
All If which can I've obtained, on receipt Of six
cents for .stage, by application to
MAHLON SANDS, Esq,
Secretary Of the League,
No. Nassau street, New York.
Persons willing tn net distributors will NJ sup
piled on application yratuito,isly; but the
triLutions ~ its friends are the Leagues only sup
port all requested to give the cause what they
can. scp22w
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UTAH.
rresmOube~ Of Respect Sh0Wn to the
."i late &;~yernOr khasser.

Ceremonies Of Respect shown to the
late &~yernOr kssssser.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 1.-The highest re-
s,,ect is shown to the memory Of the late
Gov. Shaffer. To-day, the procession With
followed his remains was the largest ever
seen here, and was very imposing. Brig
ham Young's carriage, with five apostles,
the entire Federal military, the Masonic
fraternity, members Of the liar, the Mormon
High Cornell, and a large company Of citi-
sens, turned out. Deputations will follow
bis remains to FreePort, tomorrow.
The New GOyernor Of Utah.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Vincent Vaughn,
Who was yesterday appointed Governor Of
Utsh, in place Of Gov. Shaffer, deceased,
vas an officer in the Confederate service until
the ciose Of the war. His disabilities were
removed Congress at its last session to enable
him to accept the appointment Of Secretary Of
Utah. He Sas been in Ctan but few months,
and although gentleman of education, it Is
thought here that he is entirely too young and
insxperiepced in public affairs to ill such a
position with its attendant complications ON
the question Of poligamy, and N by No means
a mstch for Brigham Young. r
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Secretary Fish housekeeping c,,s,s him,
$40, OOO yenr.
1t IL repeated that jenny Lind is rW,n-
in. to America tO ring again.
Among the 100 members Of the Mich
igan University are " women.
A maiden all folorm -Victoria's daugh-
ter, VIII" is engaged to the Marquis Of Lorn.
The Rev. I. l.. Cuyler announces that
he has taken the total abstinence pledge ON
lyceum lccturiny.
A lady at B,s,On narrowly escaped scri-
U,Is injury, few days since, by having her
clignUn set OF fire while travelling in horse
car.
Nilsson is 10 occupy the suite Of rooms
at the Revere House, K~ton, first used by
Jenny Lind, and since known by her name.
They are very elegant.
Mr.. George NJ. Pullman, President of
the Pullman Palace Car Company, j. about
to erect magnificent rcsidcnce in Chicago, to
cost nearly SlOO,OOO.
Fisk, .Jr.. lately refused to give money
for cemetery fence beca,i-e it WASH I needed,
~ those inside can't get out, and those out
side do not want Ia get in.
Miss Kate Field, according to The B,rton
Gasettc, savs that she received $500 from the
publishers Of the Atlantic Monthly for her
article on Mr. Fechtrr'. Hamlet.
BY the death Of Ezekiel Bacon, Of Utica,
Timothy Bishop, Of New Haven, is left the
Oldest living graduate Of Yale College, and
the sole survivor of the class Of 1859.
Mrs. Caroline Drcxel, of Philadelphia,
died recently, and left half a million dollars
to her daughters and nothing to her .,,n,
saying the latter had opportunities for az
quiring competence. which the former had
not, and her only desire WAS to put then, on
AN equal footing.
The New Hampshire 1sieyruph relates
that seven spDrtsmen, armed with double
larreled guns, surrounded a squirrel in i
tree, or 4 tree with squirrel Into" il, in
the woods Of Hollis, and ~ the squirrel
jumped, bang went the whole lot, xnd-the
squirrel got away.
Thomas buchanan Read has contributed
an imitation Of Lord Mac,ulay's LAYS, en-
titled \ lay Of Mulerm Konle.'' to the
Philadelphia Ereniny Bulletin. Anne Rrews-
ter, in her letter from Rome to that Paper,
says that il !. heinS traih-laissl into lt1iinn.
1t celebrates the entry OF the Italians into
Rome.
An Irish servant girl in Springfield
family. who can: rend the lang,laye Of her
breviary, mistakenly to"k I" MAS a, 81:
Michaef., "M "a recent Sunday, a lrs,k of
games. II was some time lsEnre her fervent
lie, Mion allo~e,i her I" discover that sh.
was saving her PRAYERS literally awarding
I" lIoyle."
Daniel Leach. Of Snutl, Bend, over
whose head SDme eighty winter, hsve blown
their frosty breezex, ON Tuesday In-t led I"
the hymemial altar MIR. Catherine Blyi or, n
blusl'ing widow If ~. Mr.. Leach If quite
active tor man Vi four Svre ,nd eight
years, with every appearance Of vet having -
long lease Of life. a.G..ras
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and while Professor Lang.ton was speak
ing, the meeting was interrupted BY =
disturbance in the crowd, which soon
increased in violence and extent until fTe-
arms we're freely used At The commence
ment Of the firing the crowd broke, scattering
in every direction. The police attempted 70
quell the disturbance bat, owing 20 the small
force, were unable 10 accomplish much.
Alter the crowd had dispefred It was found
tbat ~ one was killed, hat many whites and
blacks bad heen wounded. Among those
seriously wounded WAS Jno. s. Daniel, we'll
known white citisen and leading Republican,
who occupied a position on the spsaker'
stand. He was wounded in the head BY
a bullet. This morning nesr''. badly cut,
WAS found dead in an alley.
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Raid ON lllteIt Disaillerie~-Ssiletl for
Slc61y.
WHISKEY WAR.
lIIfrIa DiHtillerieS In brook W-Re.
distance t. the United Mates rr0epS
They Disper~e the Mob 1T the Point
or the Has Onet-l;reaa Excitement
The War mot vet Ended.

distance e the UniseA Mates rrSeps
They Disperse the Mob ~ the Point
Of the Hay Excitement
The War mot yet Ended.
New York, Nov. 3-The raid upon the IL
licit distilleries of the Fifth ward, Brooklyn,
yesterday, was most decisive affair, and
will he resumed again this morning, and cum
tim,,ed until every illicit still in that SET
ton is destroyed. The excitement in the
vicinity Of the operations was intense, and
the mob, numbering between 1900 and
5000, resisted the attack Of the United
States officials. As the marines approached
one of the largest distilleries, surrounded by
Gordon Of fences, heavy fire Of pistols,
guns, and iron bolts was received from the
roofs in the vicinity. The officers kept
close to the fence while tho men pulled it
down, and, with their lnyonets lowered,
charged on the mob, which retired hastily
but defiantlv into the adjoining back
yard, where, again, from every position
Of advantage they t,ynld gain, they showered
down "a hail storm If improvised prL jectiles.
The troops renewed their charge, driving the
rioiO,l. crowd into still third enclosure,
from which they were in turn driven ut the
point Of the bayonet to a further retreat. in
the rear Of the building, when the mob
rushed in great disorder through the liquor
store into York street, and was instantly
swallowed in the crowd Of angry lockers on.
The marines were exposed to a heavy fire,
which fortunately did little injury.
In each Of the enclosures broken into by
the marines, there was found 4 store Of brick
bats, evidently laid by fpr use.
A. soon "a the last Of the S'rNIndrels had
retired, Col. Br,spus p.~,esi men with
loaded weapons AMI fixed lnyonets
upon the streets anil prominent points in the
ueiiglrlprl,ud., There Was not point in the
vicinity that WAS not covered by their mus
kets. The Col.,nel then notified the citizens
in the vicinity that the first man who attempt
ed To repeat the attack upon his command
should Fe killed. There was accordingly no
further outbreak, though sullen crowd hung
around the troops. At an early hour this
morning, > riot,sis crowd Is collecting at
various lsoin,s around the Navy Yard and
steam tugs are now waiting Ia convey Assist
AM Assessors, marines, and TROOPS to such
point. ~ designated. Much excitement
exists.
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rns WIFE nUaDE. xkAa LlsA.


L.
The uarAeses 0ases misaselG ~ aoa
C0ofssses The Dee0. s- a..
Especial 70 0neisnaai Ccuis.scial]
LIMA, October 3O.-The mam's name who
committed the murder some nire nil.~ from
here lass monday evening, il Andrew Rresf-
linges, not Bissenger, as 6rsi reg'osi~i. Cor
oeer feis and Dr. Metzser, Of this place.
were notified yesterday Of the murder and
went to the hU,,se. II Is log house and
distant about oue-hah mile from any other
farm hos,se. They found a crowd Of neigh
boss there and also the murderer REeWsliReer,
who had returned home and made full con-
f..<iun. II appears himself and rife had not
been living peaceabiy together aud parted nj
one time and gUs together again sonse time
since, bat lived no better than before. Brent.
lineer was jealous Of neighi,or who visited
the house often, and thought he was crimi-
nally intimate with his wife. On Monday
afternoon last, about = o'clock, they gut into
a quarrel in the front Of the house IN the
porch, when he tripped her and strrk her
on the head; knocking her down On her face.
He then turned her over and stabbed her
several times with small kaifc. Then he
called his little girl, telling her to bring his
large knife, or dirk. She refused to
do ~ At first, but he threatened to
kill her also, and she finally got it.
With this knife he finished his hell
ish work and left her To die. He then went
on horseback Ia one Of his sons, working
some five miles distant, and to another son,e
fifteen miles distant, and told them what he
had done, and gave them instructions to bury
her, saying he would kill them It. they re-
e IL,
home, and ON Tuesday morning about
o'clock, dug hole abou, thirty steps from
the hOllse, and about two feet deep, put the
body in, face downward, in the same clothes
she was murdered in, all covered and stuck
together with blood, covered her up, and
plOwesi and narrowed the ground over I"
conceal the place. The buhy, when removed
Yesterday, was very black, and showed eight
stabs, four in the region Of the breast and
four in the abdomen.
Dr. Metzgrr held post mortem examine
ton which revealed two ribs broken, stab
through the liver and in other vital parts. 1t
was not shown in the testimony before the
Coroner that the woman had been criminally
intimate with any one.
Brentlinger was brought here las, night
and lodged in Jail lie says he is sorry he
committed the decd. He j. man of forbid
ding appearance, aud has been had chsrac-
ter in the county, hut has never been known
to ,,se intoxicating drink. The woman was
his second wife, 10y whom he has two chill
dren. Her age was twenty five years while
his was ffty-,wo. His children w. hi. flint
wife are said to TX very ignorant. They eau
not read or write. An effort will I've made
to have him triel at the October term of the
court, which il still in s.-si"n here. II j.
not thought that he il insane.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
WARMERS VINCM WIFE, OR WINE Of
LIFE, j. free from any poisonous drugs or impu-
rites, being prepared for those rho require slim
ulant. II is splendid appetizer and :"nic, and the
finest thing in the world for purifying the blood. II
i. the pleasant and delicious article offered
To the public, far superior TO brandy, whiskey,
wine ki,t-rS, or any other article. II is more
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female
young or old, can take the Wine II Life. II is in
fact life Prcscrvcr. Those who wish To enjoy
good health and free h"w IL lively spirits will do
well tn take the Wine Of Life. II is different from
auy:hin. ever before in use. IL is sold by drug
gist,; also At all respectable saloons. Price One
is,lllr i'm ut,,rt hotties.
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.AdmtnistratOf'S Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwORfH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County
In the matter of the Esfat~l
Augustus NJ SAWYER. Decd.
NOTICE i~ hereby given that Letters IL Adrain-
~ issrafion have bren granted 10 the undersigned
on the Estate M Augustus ~ sawyer, late Of said
County, d~csa~d, by the Honorable, the PrDbafs
CosYt Il tho Coanty and Staf- Aforesaid, dated tho
18th day Of October. A. u. 1870 Now, all persons
having claims again~s the said estate, hereby
notified, that they nsn>t rr~-ni he ~ the un-
dsrsiEwei kS allowance within one y<af from the
date 0f ssidIt~s, they sasy - perclu.lssi ft.w
not exhibited within three year. amer the daI- Z.
said letter.. they shall ~ f,scseS haired.
MARTh-A X. SAWYER, Adm'P
OF THE Estate az Augustus Il. Saws@f, IAse'..
LeavspvSStA Cts, 0et. l+lh, 1870.
a<tIsfltfwaw
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E1d1dENAGOGUE.

WARMERS ENAGO;UE is the only arti
Gle known to the Whites, iii will eure in every
ease. Where is the family in which this inifor-
tant n,e,lisin- is not wanted Mothers, this is the
greatest blessing ever offered y"u and You should
Immediately procure it, IL i al>o sure Tor
E.nal. Irregularities, and may H. depended upon
in every eI,s. where the monthly flow has been oh
strcts,i through cold or disease Sold by druggists
Prize. One Dollar Or sent by mail On receipt If One
Dollar and i quarter.
ADDRESS 6l9 STATE ST, CHICAGO.
Dwl
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WANT.D.
: Z: s: g: +: UNsWRIT-
TEN WORD 1 II ri

SHOWS us untold riches and h.auie- in the Great
Hou>e, With its Blooming flowers, Singing birds,
Waving Palms, Rolling ciOuds. Heantiful hov, So
cred mOuatain., Delightful rivers, Mighty cseaD.,
laundering voices, Blazing heavens and vast uni
v~r-e With counties. beings IN millions u vof3ds,
and rad. to as in sneA the CsvTitien Word. R1se-
tinted PAPER. ornate NvingS and saPaIb hind
ing lnsellixent 11UV0sen wanted to intro
.ivr~ IL voek n eseiY eG11p and village. Light
hAsise~. lssaA ~! nAal fSr circular, de>enp-
sicn endsr<rasenis aaA ter,as To zxeHtS, ZEIG-
LER XCCCRDY, ~ y. Sixth.,t., st. Louis,
No. seplwf21
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$1,000 PER WEEK

Can '@ made on the quiet, hy parties who an up Il
snud, without interfering with other business
Adirs->s. c.,nfslentialiy, JAMES ROOD Z CO.,
63e Broadway, New York. o~t6vI21
I VOID QCACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
~ indi,crrfion, causing debility, prcn,a-
ture decay. &c, having triel in vain every adver-
tssi remedy, has discovered simple ussanr ~ selE
cure. which he will s.nl free his fellow sufferers
J. II. Tuitle, ~ NasSsu-st., New York City.
au1swlls
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short distance below Balm City. Three or
four of the boys went out on Tuesday night,
and secured five before the moon went down.
Coon hunting ranks among the most excit-
ing of American sports, and We believe the
cclored people prize them highly as an arti-
Gle of food. f-l-a p. t--' i---
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NEW YORK.


The New Election Law declared Gs..
stit uti0mR1.
NEW YORK, Nov There was an inn
meme concourse in the United States Court
room this morning awaiting the decision Of
Judge Woodruff and Bl2ichford On the
points presented Yesterday bv Stoughton and
Curtis, involving the constitutionality Of the
new election law. Among those present
we're the leading members Of the bar, q
large force Of politicians, Deputy Narshals,
and citizens. At quarter past IL
O'Clock the Judges took their seats on the
bench, when the Court was formally opened.
Hon. Caleb Cushing was sworn in as
Assistant District Attorney. Judge
Woodruff then gave the decision of
the Court that the law was
constitutional; he slid that after having
considered the arguments presented by the
counsel for the defence the reflections of the
Court led them to the opinion that the act Of
Congress, of May lst, 1870, in relation to
elections, is no infringement upon the rights
of voters, and does not embody any attempt
to prescribe TO the State of New York, or
anv other State, the conditions of the right
of suffrage The views Of the Court upon
this point were sustained by the second sec
ton of the Constitution of the United States.
Section four Of the Constitution also s,lstains
those views II prcscribes that elections
shall be controlled by legislatures, but that
Congress shall exercise supervising power,
and that section does nor conflict with the act
Of May LIST, 1870.
Chief JWsGsee Chase net expected -
ReeOver-fisk brings Suit against
the New York Ti'at~-A Vessel drive"
aslsOrc.
New York, Nov Private letters from
of Chief Justice Chase's recovery, speak
very desponden,ly Of his health. The opinion
Of his relatives is represented to he that he
is in very dangerous state, and will never
be able to resume his place on the Supreme
NOT be surprise. ..
Jas. Fisk, Jr., is reported to have insti-
tuted proceedings against the Times news
paper, laying damage, at 500, 900, for pub
fishing the statement that he consorte'i with
"drabs," and kept bagnio for their enter
tainment, under the name Of an opera house.
The brig Garibaldi was driven ashore in
the sound to-day, by gale, and is total
loss. Three sailors we're drowned.
Raid on lilteis Disaillerie~- STALLED for
sicily.
New York, Nov. "A raid was made
this morning on the illicit distillers in the
Fifth Ward in Brooklyn. Supervisor D''d-
lev, with about 100 officers, hacked by 900
U. S. troops as protectors Of law, DESTROYED
large number Of stills, mash, and whisky.
There was no disturbance.
Professors Hall, Hardness, and Eastman,
Of the Naval Observatory at Washington,
sailed to-day in the China to witness the
eclipse Of the sun in Sicily. Another party,
under guidance Of Professors Wheelock, Of
Harvard, and Peters, Of Hamilton College,
follow tomorrow in the Abyssinia.
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~ YANTED-AGENTS, 90 PR daytto m els
tceaess.ted HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the under-fsd, makes
the ''lsk stitch (alfke both sides, }
aud 10 fully licenseh. H. hr<s md cheap.
ct family Se~iag Naelinz In the msrket-
Assdrs.s JOHNSON. CLARK 4 CO., B',.-
ton. Na--., Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, IN. Or St.
l<,uis Me- Aep1tW1g2
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE
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Ox, THE NEw nLsMxs' Pso"REss,''
~ s.NAHK TWAIN" An s~fave volnme Of GO
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
m HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE

contains in every number one
complete prize story valusri At sion. Forty p,ce~ IL
other MATTE. Yearly 81. Sold by N~w~irasrs at
~ cents Icr copy. Spl-H.lid Premiums. $40 cash
to be swnrl.-l f,r prize cln,~. Specimen copy
free. Address :. :. WOOD, Newburgh. y. y.
,rfi9w
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and Clsbea 70 by Ter itself In . si.Glc winter;
esnnot he naAs 70 hat OF take IRE - all ether
Kerosene Laatwns sfsea %, and hence Insurance
nen eise II tAsir unqualified approval. Ills - san
- ne hsst Lard OH Lantern, md gives three time,
tie light u sae.allA he es~t. WisA md notiss
lnprsss In burnlns. Fer Sals ~ Ill dsalera.
HsAe by CHICAGO AAx'Y'o Gu, Chicago, Ill.
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FOUND.

MOUND. STRAYED.- PERSONS HAVING
T. lost Hor><~, Cattle Stock If any kind NAV
find the sansc by E'rvsrling minute Description II
s:Nk, With address If owner, 10 ri fasmngtOn,
Atchison County. Kansas.
~ Terms reasonable.
" 6v1lS THOMAS lEkyDN
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FORT SCOTT.

Fors Reosa Woolen and Tloariag Mills
DeaaPOyeA By Ftre.A AeettDg 81
0.ea0e04 Ct0SDe0s-0ee0l0eA0 q
sympathy With Hen. Gee. 4. CFeW.
F6ra-A New Factory - BE Ereesea.
FORT Scorr, HAS, Now. 2-The Fort
Scost waOlesan FIGURING Mills were de-
Apuyed by fire last night. Los about $50, :
dD0 The origin Of the fire IS attributed 10
ipccnaiansm. \ meeting vas held this af-
t$inoon, in which many leading citizens par
ticipaied. Resolutions we're passed express
ihg sympathy with Hon. George 4. Craw-
ford, for the loss he had TINS sustained and
for the active pan ne had taken for the adj
vancement Of internal interests Of this city.
4 new factory is to erected on the old site,
rs Mr.. Crawford.
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As hcrcfOG'rr. our Mills will IT, built of ch"tc"
Burr kack., selected 1T the QrsrTies in France.
Send for descriptive Pamphlet containing Treaties
Milling. sent ny mail free. Address,
ISAAC STRAUR CO..
Cor. Front anil John sts. Cincinnati, q,
iy3w II:
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FOR SALE.

LHARN FOR SAILED ACRES PRAiRIE-
+ Improved. A fev Rile- from Fairmonnt Sta
ton, Lsavenvorth County. 81, OuO cash down.
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