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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-29
FOB ARKANSAS V

Memphis aHd Arkansas River Packet Can.
paHy-U. s. Mail Llas.
Pat CIeburne--Reese Prtkehard. Hnsfer.
EAVES MEMPHIS MONDAYS and FRI-
IA DAYS, at 8 p m CONNECTING at Mouth OF
White river with the ug1tsdrauzht stsamer
- Fort GiDEon" for Pine Euf on S~ATuRDAYs.
and with the steamer q" Fort Smita" fUFss
DAYS, and hey connect with the steamer
/" Dardanelle" at Pine Bluff Tor Little Roek.
Fur fredEht or passage apply On board. or "a
W. h EENNEDAY, Agent
Once on COmpany's Whar, boat,
Be14 Foot OF Court str eef.
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COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully.
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The Hat of the Season at Leidy'a.
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tn. Latest Styles of Hats at Leidy'..
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FOR NEW

81. Louis and New Orleans Pae q Co
For Vfcks0urg and New orI-aus
a. 8. TURSER -----.--.W J. Rrss, mssssr
Thta elegant and swim steamer
wiz leave a. above ~
THIS DAY. 18Th inst, Et9a.m.
IT. WASHINGTON, Agent,
sep2 - Madison street
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FRESH OYSTERS.

FINE HATS cheap at wheston's,
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fAKeH up.

II EIFEa-On the Nth, 3 heller, so0ut Is
h mCnLhs OLD, which ths owner can have
b paying chxrEes Apply a. the Aoams
street Gstion-hou SEQ
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FOR vICKsBURG.

United tates Mail Line for VluEsbug-zE
Seleus, Napoleon and Vieks0u-E.
Il. n SHElEYH mss-sF
This elegant passenger pacEsE
viii IeaTe a. above
FRIDAY, Rth inst, AZ 20 am.
Freight rscsl Eed At thsBLLoutH W1ar1ca-.
We DILL, AEsE5-
seD8 FLEA- CALWER ~uur.
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Memphis and 81 Lsuls U. 8. EaH Las

Memphis and 81. Lsuis U. 8. Val Las
FOR Osceola, Madrid. Hickman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting ct Belmont With the
Iron F. X. At Cairo WitE
Illinois Central Railroad and
boats up the Ohio River.
z. 2, mzzts-
On place Of the City Of chester
This elegant steamer VII leave -
a. above 5000
THIS DAY, 18th inst, st u n
Ecksts for al points via Iemuhis sud ST..
Louis packets, North, East and west. au1lr
to Railroad and Steamboat nUea.
TON B. DUNN, cor. Court and Wan go.
Freight received at thsSL Louis Wnr-l14E.
y =. Ill Agent
aS12 FEEM. TWEpD g--rr
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THE Finest Hats at Lgidy's.

srHAn F1rr1Ns, al5 Second street,
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FOR INN MOUTH OF WHITE RITEn
FOR CAIRO AND ST. louis.
Memphis and ST. LogisP saH LiT,

Memphis and st. Louis z raj line
For Osceola. hadf1d Hickman. Belmont and
caro- eo1neeting At Bel mont With the
Iron R. r. A. Ca 70 with
illinois Central Railroad and
boats up the river.
OAFifOL master
This eieganI passenger steamer
VII leave G
THIB DAY, Septem Der 18Th, at 8 am.
Tickets for AL points via Memphis and st.
Lout8 packets, North, East a VS. apply
% General Railroad and steamboat 1d1ea.
TON BsDUHN, cor. Court and Main So.
Freight received az tns 81 LOuis WharfbCEL
". e Dill. Agent
maU7o ETEM EwnrH
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Bur rOUa bats from wheaton.
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ms new ana etesAA Asnb1s @aMdf
%eLiTILE 70GkA
". z Gsrs-..mastsr Chas. Conrad--.elsrg
Leaves Little Rcck for Fort smith and ~
way din on Arkanse1 river sFery Ave
days, connecting at Little Rocz VITA E1a
sc. Lszis Esa AFkazszs nv Pk'k e 5 ssEa
From -. Louis, No.
FrsiEhts for AL points consigned 20 care o.
Elliott q Miller, Memphis, or This compauT.
viii be promptly forwarded res OF chargs or
transfer. IAs. !. SYLVE-EEA sup'L,
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVEk

Earshal4s' St. LszIs zas Arkszszs afysT
Paskst ssEsaay.
For Pine Blud Little HocE, LcuiabuTE, IE-a
danelle, Ozark, Van Bursn End FEET
Smith; composed OF the following
First-ciaas, LcW-Watgr Freight
and Passenger Packets
SALLiE. 7. Z. 9shssss, EastaF
COLUMBIA. IFszs. easter
UTAH, tx. tsrzass, zastg7
MINNIE. - sastse
Ccnneeftng as Little Rock with
Stages for Hot Springs and he.
light-drauRht steamer Little HocE. Cer5a
master, for All points on the upper
Freight received at all times from boat o.
railroad and transferred, free Of chargs, 70
boats OF this line Marx and cOusigu goods
to st. Louis and Arkansas River EscEeL Co.
care Of ELLIOTT a ALLzR, Ag'ts. AslupEias
7, N. & Co.. Agents, Caz-ca
JAS. J. S~YLNESIhRr EUpE,
les MN.C ommsreial SIS tnuf4 10
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THE DRY DOCKS.

NHw YOzK Styles Of Hats at Leldy
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nOARD-Cne or two hne rooms, furnished
ID or unfinished, with board, in q private
family, on Madison street The best OF refer
eHce required. Inquire al this ONCE. se16
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FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS

FRLAR'S POINT AND BENDS
FFsa4's Pssst, Asiszs asd sg1e8 lzsg-
States Vail Ps5kst
49, Phil. AlilH,
James
Fridays, At 5 pm, connecting - Esleue WiEE
the steamer RHODA Tor Mariana and all
pGtnts on L'ArRutlls rver @
FOB HELENA AND FKTAES T71IE
Fer eszasFss, Aastia, Q e. Hai1za zzz
FFias's Psi7E.
b rslisbIs, 1rst-class PASSENGER pEezzs
- Csc. W. ehsas
nAHK R
VIII run regularly, ~ how leaving EsU-
pals svery E Az, FHUESDAY az -a-.
URDAY, punctually at Pr
For freight or psssags, apply or oo-
au2
Fsr HsIsaR, FFisr's Psizt, 8eHi4s, alss
River. Ra5sless zsd the ReHls.
b United states Ma Fackst
- ], WHIT
GEO.
VIII leave Asmphis MOEDAXb and FH
DAYS. punctuRlIT ats pm.
For freight or passage. apply on board
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RIVER NEWS.
Roats Leartnr .


Beats In Pert
Cebu-nA. A. J. Whita
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- interesting Item. oonssaAg shs


RAJ interesting items conssrnng the
river, etc.
~ r~eIeeraph-
LITTLE Rock, September A-Weakher
clear and pleasant. River rose / iueh. De-
parted: DaFdsnelle, for below.
LOUISVILLE. September H.-Ths river
9 still declining, with scant 9 inches in
the chute, and 2 feet 9 inches At the head
Of the canal. Westher cool, With heavy
frost lsst night.
CINcISEATI, September a. River Q
feet 8 inches In the channel.
CAIRO, SEPTEMBER SS-Port LIST: 8. 8.
Merrill s.. Louis q New OrleaEs, 4 p.m.s
st. Joseph, Memphis 70 81. Loufs, 2 pm;
Belle OF Pike, st. Louis TO Memphis, 5
pm. The steamer Silver Bow, rom st
Louis to Memphis, struck q snaz at 1
O'Clock this afternoon near Prices land
ing, No, aud sunk in feet Wstsr. She
lies straight, and it Is thought chs can be
raised. The Hreektng boat Eckert GOES
to her sssistancs to night.
P~TTTsBURG, September 28-Weather
cloudy and pleasant. The Monographs
Is unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. September B.-AKrivsds
@. B Church, st. Louis. Departed: South
western. st Louis; Tom Jasper. st. Louis.
81. LOUIS, September 28-Arrfved:
Columbia and Legal Tender, Memphis;
Sioux City, White river; Henry Amss
and Sallie, New Orleans. Departed: Utah
and GAINESVILLE, Memphis; RubicOn, New
Orleans. River falling slowly. Weather
clear d COOL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-15
BOOK NOTICES.

Wakc-Robin By John Burroughs. In
one volume, l8mO. Pp. vi, 23l. Bound
IN cloth, beyeIed boards, with decorated
side. Price, II so,
The title WaEe.Gobin was chosen by
the author for its pleasing fancy ia char
aclcriliug seven papers OF observation on
birds and flowers. IL Is the common
name Of flower which appears with the
robin. The topics OF the volume arc, ],
The Return Of the Birds. II. In the
llcmlocks. III. Adiroudac ". Birds
Nests. V. Spring OF the Capital vi.
Birch Brnwdngs. VII The invitation.
Mr. Burroughs Is known a. a most
keen observer Of Nature, and a graceful
writer His sketches are not formal or
technical, bat lively and winning IN style
as well as accurate in statement. As
only q limited edition is printed, care
should be taken 20 procure a copy early.
The American Tract Society, Boston,
which recently transferred the mauuiaG-
ture and sale Of us publications to the
Riverside Press, and Hard and lioughton,
has recommended its issue Of good books,
aud sends ont, through It's publishers, two
books
Six Hoys a Mothers Story, az told in
Extracts from her journal. With H.
luseralious. I2mo. cloth, SI25.
This 81 story the scene Of which il
laid 10 New York aud nc ghb9Ibood,
last afler The close % the Revolutionary
war. A widowed mother is len with six
boys ua heI bands, and her journal gives
thc growth aud change in thc lads. Their
characters sire diverse, and they by no
mean. all shoot up together Ike 80 many
malieiu stalks, bat there arc some crook
ed sticks among them, \ good deal Of
pains BIAS been taken 20 give The col1uug
ol the iime in manHegs aud customs.
Bible Sketches, Third Series, Illustrating
iae Lite q Christ oH Earth. lIIusirai-
ed lano. Cloth, sl9j.
The two previous volumes were on
tie Old Testament THE O. independent
Of tbem, and gives iH o familiar fyle for
y8Hug people. tie leading incidents lu
Chti,ks life, Illustration them from East.
tfn customs, aHd talking about them Flo
the conversational WAY 81 one sitting
down with s elass Of youngsters.
l}olh of these books bear tie marEs Of
lha careful taBdling of the Riverside
pness which regards every book worth
doing 81 hil as worth doing well. Il
has given r. stBle 10 these simple books,
SID probably will 30 - egca more
hereAsser educating the eye q sell 81
Tie heau ~ children Tho jane mum
Der AZ Tie Child "a Home ilom THE
same source. ! unique specimenof cal-
GO puatiaR Il i she only papef tans
pflatel ID il..s eoaairF ald i,s bright
bases SAD graceful design 0f birds and
flowers VIII make children stretch cut
their hands lor 81
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Ilge ts gri a.laHg bare g agF
defg
A5au a dAar Deal gsauy
wills si at
Iiew mata gae 80 ha-uas ths
aga af $50 m
"a 8F uha aalusess g ride harc
rassl 3 aa# rar aH q saddle 90
mmiaa
mab u1a So araa a pzHer ~ care
te aaia 1H tatF rem.a3r3 am % the
iaeea fsK
Amy M aulsaa, ~ lows, weighs
raaads No maa ui.I marry Der fr
ieaF 81 a.gsmg
"a hsfber who was sae3 br youug
uaa gar esaag 81 his m1astaebs, pos Ia
lie plea lGat ia da8n.t see it
s5ag street broker wau,s TO know
wHas tae difference H between fHc day.
rts 81 geld sH3 nitrate 81 silver.
-T5e following advertisement was Do
an Eastern paEtfs Wanted by boy q
siiasflga .u So ealing bauss lie % used
te ae haauea
"A California paper say. lbo Jap
huee "uaI wia universal respect b. @
'ml 81 bas.leaeh lablt they have q
Winding utlf own business"
-'sO8 the goes" said q lady, speak
Ing 81 tiae iriau as Dc was starting. "You
base mistaken Use geader, sald a gen
nsman. "Taisi. q mall lraluH
Now, iheu. my hasuics," said 5
gallant captain, "gou have o tough battle
before yon Fight Ike heroes uA your
powder 81 gone, then raHf I'm a Huie
lame, and l'll start now"
Atom on he Harvard Adggcafe Wis.
tied tag Trneh fair, sad thns reports bis
experience:
loung I.4jg-sir, wouldn't you like to
buy some tickets Ia punch bowl'
Atom No, thank sou; never drink.
Young Lady lmIuuatngly) -- Well,
wouldn't you liko to buy some cigars
then;
Atom with very grave facc) Mo,
thank you, ] never smoke.
Young Lady DOSING patienee) Well,
III offer you some soap If thought You
ever washed.
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#, MBERt MBERt
81. A. DIAN.
TkeTuEf rasT FEENaNr
NaagfaetaftF sad aeAiaf
SPRUCE. HKwgcK AzuHkEuNugp
LUMBER
BasH Ttr eel e. affsr any Hrssea isnFth
and aEs OtdrFs aaaa tsupt3y
M Gee Lar H4sa lafth q Manchester
f.saso aaafsss
" r. y EAN
FACTORY ra.ai. Yermcut
Mkfeh g. Is7l -s2lBal9E
COPPER, TIN,
AND sHEET moS WARE.
STOVES, &C, &C,
TOUNG ND DENIO,
FACTORY PoINr VT,
having recently taken ,he shop Formerly oeeu.
pied by S. B. Young. at Factory Point, woaid
inform their friends and patrons hat they in.
tend at all timcs to keep on hand ,or sale
ALL KINDS OF
Japanned and Plain Tia Ware,
TOGETHER WITH
Pressed and French Ware,
Stove Pipe,
Hollow Ware,
Pumps aud Lead Pipe.
In fac, most kinds Of goods usually found in
establishments Of this kind, From their long
experience in business they feel confident that
those who patronizo them viii in no wise be dis
appointed in
/ WORKMANSHIP,
MATERIAL.
OR PRICE.
They will slso have on hand the most popular
kinds Of
Cooking, Parler aud Box Stoves
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
No forgotten losaeies that perhaps were good
in their day but those that keep up with the
times,
THE LATEST THE BEST.
All Of our goods slll be sold at the lowest pos.
.,,,.-,--- ,,
ON ,,-n. ,.-,.,. ~, n,,--
THE PLACE TO PURCHASE.
! We have an
rno>- ,,r.r ,,rry c,,-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
WW. WILLIAMS
goaia pestaly .lf9na $40 psBls iha! be ia
Not Wound Up
set. ba. IL pfepsfsl g. set %
ALL ElaDs aF HaEHEsIs
.u ile feTy aast ftgls.
We sF5 us.ag tI.s Hfsi u Uas sfaeA slsa. iaathfr
~ aaf 1Aauiaa
sIa4s Ia taa sold Fash gaa1 e6Y
NafA assf tt.f.G snafr stHff aHre a 81 Ran.
ITS ere - aAtsaf VS. e.e.H aH a8gAHtsgt
vs. uslafae aFt aaE aE Hailafs abteA afs r.
Euget4uf ta tfaea usaa furnished
lsa st 81 teathsf. Htats Fasl OH
lafGffsHe NA-f, aE HaattaaY 81 lAua
EastaH a8as tauHtl q EA4k
Dorset Jane !. I-lI AlgA0s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03
SALLNA, KANSAS:
oRRAf REDUC1ley IN FREIGHT on CAffLn!

0882I R8DUCIHVN In EhAAVmh w VAAAAAD
dts an i'll wind that blows nobody
good" and while the cattle men quietly
chuckle over the present fight between
two rival freight lines from Kansas City
to Chicago and st. Louis, they enjoy the
pleasant satisfaction of saving siIty dol
lars on each car of cattle shipped to the
former city and thirty dollars on each car
shipped to the latter from Kansas City
The Kansas Pacific Railway views with
complacency this kilkenny cat fight, from
tho fact that the contest is waged in Kan
sas City alone, and at no intermediate
point between there and the cities nam
ed, is there any reduction from former
rates, consequently this road enjoys the
entire benefits accruing from the fight
On Tuesday last cattle were shipped
from Kansas City to Chicago, at fifteen
dollars per car, and to st. Louis at fre
dollars per car.
Our cattle men are praying for a con-
tinuatiOn of the war.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03

The Persian minister GENES explicitly
the reports which have been received re
Gently of ravages by famine, plague and
cholera in Persia. lie says there is un-
doubtedly lamentable scarcity of TODD
among the poorer classes, and they are
fed at the expense Of the government in
cemeteries, because thereis in them alone
sufficient room to accommodate the large
crowds of people who appeal to the au-
thOritics for subsistence. Order is pre-
served by the police, and from this fact
has arisen the story that the force has
been employed for preventing the disin'
terment of the dead for use rs food.
The minister expresses it as his opinion
that all the horrible statements enema
ting from his country are the work OF
commercial agents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03

Topeka, Burlington, Burlingame, Gar
nett, Cottonwood Falls, and next, but not
last, Junction city, are fishing for the
Holden Railroad as it approaches inland
into Kansas. Should 1t go to either of
these points, Salina may as well hang
up her fiddle" SO far as she can hope to
get it. It may not be presupposed that
either one them has better chance than
SaIina for securing il, or even as good,
but we do not know what certain
amount of determination and work will
accomplish. If others stir themselves,
and we do not, II is very evident we may
expect nothing. Some of the people of
Salina have acted very creditably in the
interests Of securing this road, and still
propose to keep their eyes open to its
importance, but all OF US should seek
every opportunity and work for the road
to come to Salina. OF course these points
are deserving of praise for their efforts
for the Holden railroad, but their acts
should spur MS on to our duty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03

Terrible steam Dollef EXp1ooloo.
The following particulars OF terrible
disaster which happened Il New York
city on Sunday last are furnished by the
telegraph:
New YoRK, July 30.-The Staten L.
land ferryboat West6eld exploded her
boiler at 1920 to-day in her slip At White
hall street. The conclusion was terrific,
SCATTERING the forward part of the boat,
and killing and scalding great number
of the people. The hurricane deck was
carried overheard, and large numbers of
persons fell into the water and were
drowned. The front of the boiler was
blown out of the forward part Of the
boat. The upper cabin was shivered
and split into thousand pieces, as an eye
witness expressed it. The forward part
Of the boat was lifted fifty feet in the air,
the smoke-stack fell, and then everything
was buried in the hole in front Of the
huge boiler, which gushed out a deadly
fume Of steam. Large numbers Of po-
lice and firemen were on hand in . few
minutes, and went to work theoretically
to extricate the wounded and dead. Ply
sicians were also present and rendered
prompt aid to the sufferers. The harbor
police boat and row boats were also used
to save life. The cries of the half boiled
victims were heart-rending.
As fast as the wounded were recover
ed they were borne to the deck Of anoth-
er ferry-boat, moored alongside, and af:
terward driven at full speed to the Gen.
ter street hospital where the poor scalded
and mangled victimes received the best
of attention. Private carriages and ex-
press wagons were also brought into re-
QUESTION. Some died on the way and
others were delirious with pain. One
ambulance was filled with children,
whose eyes were closed, and whose faces
were swollen beyond all recognitlen.
Their little feet and legs were cooked
and their tender muscles laid bare. By
four o'clock over ninety wounded per-
sons had been received at the Center st.
Hospital. Five of them died within an
hour. The scenes here were heart-rcnd-
ing. Twenty-one persons were killed
nearly outrig ht. Many who fell in the
water were drowned before help could
reach them. A great many were taken
tc drug stores and private residences.
The loss of lives are estimated at about
two hundred.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03
A serious shooting ARRAY occurred in

A serious shooting ARRAY occurred in
Benton county on the 10th, between two
families named Reese and Pierce. On
the day in question twelve men were
thrcshing wheat in field the residence
Of Reese, the father of half dozen sons
who were present. Six men of Picrcc's
came into the field and stood around the
threshers for some time, when ell of .
sudden Oneof the Pierces struck one of
Rce.es with pitchfork. The father Of
Reese then struck with . grain shovel,
when another of the Pierces, pulling q
pistol, shot Reese in the head, INJECTING
\ dangerous wound, shot another of the
Reeses in the thigh and killed the third
outright. A general fight then COM
mcnced in which two others, one on each
side, were wounded. The assailants then
started on their return, when one Of the
Pierce's shot back at the crowd, and At
the same instant received q shot from
one Of the Rccscs, which killed him.
No arrests were made. The difficulty
grew out of some differences between
the children of the two f;imiIles while at
school.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03
.CeRRECfIox~ CoRRnCfEl.

To the editors Of the Saline County Journal.
I saw in the Herald of the 18th ult., q
communication under the head Of /" Cor
rection," signed o. p. Hamilton, which
is liable, not only to do an injustice to
Mr.. Boynton, by placing him in false
light before the community, but it also
contradicts what you SAID in your last
issue relative to Mr.. Boynton's visit to
Lincoln county.
Iwish to say in Justice to all parties,
that your statements were correct, and
in the course pursued, Mr.. B. carried out
the wishes ofthc Presiding Elder.
r. ANDERSON.
Salina, Aug. LIST, 1871.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03

The Parsons Sun says quite an amusing
incident occurred the Otherday on one
OF the side tracks at Parsons, in which
m engineer on the N. X. 4 T. was the
hero. He had taken tho hallucinati0n
in his mind that he was 70 b hung, and
Jumping on the engine he forced on al
steam and sent her kitlng. The engine
banged against some cars, broke one 70
pieces, and would have done po inconsi-
derable amount of dammage had not one
in his right mind seized bold Of tho rail.
road mschine and controlled il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03

The Supreme Court Of Wyoming Ter.
ritOry has decided that women have The
same right rs men to sit - jurors, under
the existing territorial laws. Judge Fish
or, Chief Justice, has rendered IN opin'
ion that under the fourteenth amendment
women throughout the United States pos'
scss the same rights as men in respect r.
suffrage and ollice holding.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-03
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, a.
CorSTy SALINE,
Daniel Iurgan, supposed 10 H. soi-wber. in the In
dian TERRITORY. will take notice that h. has been s,d
fsas John shsrrin. plaintiff dill the S'h day ~ July
ISL. file his petition in the District dourf Of SAID coun
ty against the said Daniel Bur-~o. enanf, IHzy ine
f.r Judgment against him in fhr sum "f eseo ~, with
interest," account; that h Snnst answer ses1 ~
ffion 6ted By said plaintiff beforw the ~ day
.~ysmisr II. .ad -fou viii h. taken - true snd
JOHN sHERkfN.
July soih !s.l. rs JonN ku-TUa. his Atf'y.
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Notice,
ID. p. INNEl;AN.

SALNA, KANSAS. August 81, ISL.
The f,m Of Donrgan Dyer is This day dies lived by
m, tuaI r.,n.rnt All persons indebted will caIi aud
settle immediately nj thu Livery stable IN Santa Re
Avenue q. we xiou. Ia close sccounts. 1h~
business will ~ carried IL i>,,l af the place
by Dyer Good, VIII, -,llct share "f public pa r'i'-
age. ~ -
have this day sold my stAIe and interest in the
above business I" VIM. G0Si, ii Texas, and can re-
commeni til. new lrn 10 all patrons.
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The LeavenwOrth Times saws: awe
are informed that Mr.. Amasa Sprasue
eontempIates the building of manufac-
tory in Kansas of moving machines. 1t
is well known that the Spragues arc
among the heaviest manufacturers in the
United States. and the establishment BY
them Of branch in Kansas would be OF
great benefit to our State. The location
Of this factory has not yet been decided
upon. Why not seek for the establish
ment Of these works at Salina! The ef:
fort to secure them would be worth the
trial BY our people. We have relative
advantages Of country and railroad pros
poets that would at least make an impress
sion upon the mind of Mr.. Spraguc, if not
assure US Of accomplishing our desires.
One great element of our future pros
perity lies in our building up mauufac-
turics Mt home.
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To Whom it NAV Concern.

hereby agree to match my Ray Mare against any
horse IN the city mot even excRdrg the celebrated
James Nare) To 40 SS yards, tor from cleo
10 $780, will ride 10 pounds. the other MT less than
put up or shut up.