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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
KNOXVILLE, low

{ - - -
the mere partisan, reckless Of right
or principle, harangues the mob Of
partisans reckless as he. A truly
candid and sensible man, let him be
ever 80 strong . Democrat, must
admit that when party iu power
undertakes, a. the Republican party
does, to purge itself Of its miscreants
and punish them for their crimes 1t
is entitled to credit therelor, rather
than blame.
Be it remembered that the mon
whom our neighbor the Desoc.ut
names are not all proven guilty.
Those who have been proven guilty
have already been punished, and the
charges against the others aze now
under investigation. Aud al honest
asa ssasl6le nscn, ofwhatevse rolit'
ical belief, must say: Let the inves-
tigations proceed, fairly and iuipar'
TALLY, and lot the guilty Be punished,
without regard to party. And the
true Republican must feel all the
prouder Of his party, and its oppo'
nents must respect It the more,
because It does not hesitate thus to
try and punish transgreegoFs.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
81. Radasoh,

MANUFACTURE ssA Dsslss n cigsrs
Vl aud knsksfs' AssIslss, sszs dses -
l.Acssds uea1e, Main 6trsst, hsswsss First
asd SseSad Ulsests, kSogvk, IswA.
~Ths Gssatsst Variety sf Pias 1shasee,
Cheaper thsa tie Chsapsst. (3l)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
LATEST NEWS. ~
From Ydslrdsy's Qdts eSsy.

Gold l.l0j. migf
In Chtcrgo> day befovs yesterday,
hogs rsnged from 9S.so to S7.S6s
mostly ~ to 17.i23; cattle not report
ed; wheat irregular and active,
closing At $3.50 cash; corn active mt
Al cts. cash; oats nrm at 48 c. cash.
st. Louis market for same day not
reported. a . i
Latest dispstches show thai the
recent battle between the French ~.
der Gen. Chaussy and the Pruasi0sss,
under Princs Fredcricl Charles Vas
q gigantic contest. 10000 French
were engaged, and utterly defeated,
losing 25,000 prisoners. Other en-
gagements have followed, Of lese
importance.-A bridge over the
Rhine, near Bas lGoaden, Ioaded
with French troops eeoaeing, was
struck ~ : sAsll, Aad bsoken l. tgos
and ,nany sai1isss rs1v es1l = lt0ss /
death. h.--The rrumiansf ssea eexasl
bolnharding Loughrey>
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
spsrry 4 Barker,

DUDLIgHBKs or IOWA v0TDR, Beck
Il ssA Jsh Yrtstsss, are prepared - exs.
o.ts9ssnpuy aaa II Best style, sll kisAs 81
job Work, ispludisg Posters. Letter hssds,
Bill Hssds, Cards, Lsbsls, 1ave!epss, blssks,
panphlsts, 4es. .or@srs srs seIisissd.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
Marion County Bank,

" NoxvILLD, IOWA. Paid spcsPitsl
II s,eee. Geld, Silver, 0overnnsnt sad
ether essusitiss besght snd sold. lstsrese
allowed On time deposits. Special sttsnties
gives e Csllsstioss. 0pss from . 4. A.te
{ p. II except 6sndsye.
STOOKH0LDERS:
= N. .Oatheart LArklu Wvleht,
D. e. Dsllsoy, kebsss Crocacss
J. .. Nstfsst, Jn r. Gamble,
OsAin Marsh, J.L n0oornssks
~. Meal, O.F.Wnxes,
In. Weodsu6 Ure.
n Wuronr CaaA'r La KfN w WNicHf. pvSo't
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19

fffLLYBnANDr : STEWART, having
III fsrnsA pastasfship Tor The pssRess Of
eesluetisg the Dlsoksmithfug Aad wages
Making basinssa. st their shop ese ossex
.erta 81 nertAsase corner VI Public 6qusfs.
Enexvills, respectfully solicit shsrs ef
pstrenags. tsA'sJ
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19

A special dispatch to the R4gtsek
states that the Ane new 8choolhouse
at Fort Dodge was destroyed ~ afi
accidental Arc last Friday. Loss
>4S, 900, insured $4,000, Cause Of
Ore, dstsctivs Aue N. the heating
appAEatus. 81 aass9 q
Under the new Apportiontnent
Bill a. submitted by the Committees,
Iowa would have nine Representa-.
tives in Congress. qol4,, IA T
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
Y. H.sfaSs. e.D.AYnss.
Stone, Ayres I Curtis,

A 3roBu1Yo st Levs Claia ssl heel 81
"a tsEs Anstes 3us9vit1s6ad Fsssss -
Pios Cesaty, lsva. .A..s.
viii atscrd 70 al lbss1sSsssaAsastedfe tneis
in Marion snA eAjsisisg Cosstass. WI
Ysctiee IN the 0tats anA ReAssal Ceaso.S, III
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
Parsons Z Berkey,

DLAcKSMITHS. Shop one block sosth
~ Of fremont Houss, Knoxville. An
work 10 their Nine desc 10 ordos. on lowest
terms, sad ssNsfaslioa guaranteed. Horse.
shesins saslrsiy with thsir own nske Of
nsils. All kisds ef wagon aud Carriage
Work. iselsAiss fell AAsufsetsss esd
1sSsisA - ~ essassas - 4aspases-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
Dr.. G. =. Garrstson,

DDNTIsT. ones ever Kissss sssfe
IT, southeast corner Pebble SQUARE AseA'
vile, Iswa. ~Tsfns Cash. Issu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
u =. opGxy,

Ny0rARY PUBLIC, Kssl Hstsss, CIsia,
IN lnsssanss Ha1 0sssssl Agsss. o6s
~ vorss ONES, KnoxviIis lows. DsSssss
isssSsssd - his sArs viii b pssoptly sel
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19

nEALERiu Lumber. 6hiugles, Lath, 8s.,
IL sua Msnsfastursr Of Doors, Sash, AID
Blinds. Chissgo 1sSo Pumps for sale. Al
prless low. Southwest cor. Square. KnoxvSlle.
Branch Yard st Otlsy. Sleu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19

8. A. Strickland, " NeUfa0ko, ha0
been nominated as Governor Of Utah
Territory.
A letter from Fl. Parker announces
the recapture, from the Bannock
Indians, Of . white girl named Me-
Intyre who was captured by them
Id 1852.
Paul Morphy, the noted chess
player, is now practicing lawin New
Orleans. Hevery seldom plays chess.
LONDON, Jan. ll.-A scheme for a
direct cable from London and Liver
pool to New York has been organized
under the best auspices. The capital
10 %, $50, 600, threc-fourths Of which
has been subscribed.
WASHINGTON, January ll.-Perry
Fuller died Suddenly this morning.
ct he residence IL this city, Of para
lysis OF the heart. He was In cheer
ful spirits last night, while Visiting
. friend. 1Is xaa A years ef age.
James A. Western, OF Manchester,
is the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor Of New Hampshire.
The trial OF DR.. IAnahan, Agent
Of the n. e. Book Concern began
last Thursday, ct New York City,
before . Court composed Of the
General Book Committee and such
Bishops ~ can attend. J
LoNDox,. Jan. l2-An explosion
at Renshaw coiliery, near sheAeld
to-day; twenty-sIx persons ewars
killed and nine wounded. :..a
An onscial Of the General Govern
msnt, two or three years ago, showed
by the strong logic Of actual statistics
that the people Of the United States
expended In. the "useless luxury Of
strong drink nearly fifteen hundred
millions Of dollars a year" This
would be about ~ to every man,
woman and child Of the population
at that time.
II h said that the Siamese twins
have flftesn children living.
The 6enatswas In executive session
four hours last Thursday afternoon
On the posnlnatloa Of Vice Admiral
Porter 70 b Admiral, and confirmed
II by vote Of 80 to 10.
Gen. Logan was elected Senator
from Illinois, on the 18th inst, the
hrst hallot standing: Logan IS,
Oglesby =, Kssrnef 8.
A great alosn n the more casterly
Of the Nosthwss(ssn etntes did great
damage lest Sunday. Ii Illinois
tslegraph wjass waee iexteaalvsly
blown down. jnterrupting communal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
~. 81. Rose.

rronNBY At LAW, Ksssville. Ievs'
"A O6se % stairs, ever the Pest omss'
(3S)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19

WILL DYvorB his satirs attention 70
w The prsstiss Of Medicine ana ssrgery.
once seusi side Of Psblis esssss, seas a.
00uthoaet eoYnOY. sS~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19

The following Is ths form of
Petition which allthe friends 0f peace
In the United States are invited 70
sign and forward to Howard T..
Dunham, Office agent Of American
Peace Society, IS Bromaeld Street,.
Boston:
To tho Senate and Houae Of Rp,eser-
totires Qf the United &ates in
Cbm0ress 0sseus6Icd:
The undersigned, citizens of the
United 6tates, respectfully petition
you Honorable Bodies,
lst. To discourage oil measures
tending TO involve our nation In war
with England on account OF questions
pending.
End. To encourage By every suk-
able method, and especially BY ex.
ample the reduction Of standing
armies, which 20 greatly increase the
burden Of taxation and. the danger
Of war.
8rd. 70 lAvoy . provision H. at
treaties for arbitration, in case of any
question which the contracting
parties cannot anicabJx adjust.
4th. Totake measuses ioy.sesusisg
an early proposisoa f'om ons.0ov-
ernmeat to others, te, unite IN the
establishment Of some general sys-
tenn, such ~ . Copgrss, ,or a Court
,of Nations, for the 6ettlenent of
international d1spates without a
resort to the sword. 'a' y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
" rra.efprc.

Tho prtuctp3D Of the aFreStdents
veto Of ! special bill for the relief Of
certain eco1xAstofs, b worth atk3n.
tion. Ara 1s tommeHd II 10 ths
consideratioA q our STATE ASu1e
Connsnln ln1lannnn - - ~ T. ~ y
vetoed, fsr 10 knew nothing asto
the points in that ease. And Il msy
have merits to takc - out % tho
category of the class to Which ~
refer. But IL is often that whei, bids
are submitted for a public work, the
bidders don't give the figures Tor
which they expect to do the work,
and to include their compensation.
But their purpose is to get control Of
tho job; and then look for their
compensation to the State or Govern.
ment "relief." This is a prolific
source Of swindling. And We hope
our State House Commissioners will
pay no attention to any fancy bids
Of this kind that may be put in.
Make II emphatic and Anal that the
bids shall be bona .fde. That tha.
party taking the contraes shalr do
the work according to Its terms, and
get the pay therein provided. II he
loses, that Is his own lookout. But
1t should be understood by contract
ors, and the Commissioners, and the
General Assembly Of Iowa should
make It unaltersble, that no contract.
or for any part Of the State House
Job will get one iota Of "relief" upon
his contract. Let us have that build.
ing put up and completed without
opening any Of these little Treasury
leaks. Lot contractors proceed with
their eyes open. And let 1t cost tho
people what the contracts show II 10
to coat ard not one cent n,orc.zz,
G0le ass s..l = sssr16f
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
Rarrett W. Clark,

A TT'Y At LAW, asd Real ssesss AfSns
"A has the enly sst Of Aesesasse 81 Iiu'
in Nas3sa Couaty. y 1s"'J
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19

,,uvs,rrAN esd Asyysens. tender their
1Fv1oss e ths e!sissas of
5.s.sss. e.I ySSlossy. NDrepeslAl sttsA-
~ ~. Is dlssssss of tie Bys ssA Bss.
0cSaUvs aaA Nsctsaloal Dsnhstsy done
!. - best styls, sd u prices TO salt tss
So. Ooes st he 0iksen House. tts)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
q. u. Collins,

rfnnNHY AZ LAW. 0@es north sids
"A puhHe SauAre. xnsxvills. WIN ase
sssssd = oslisstisas. sal Dsyiss sss sslns g !.
LAsd.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19

o'W. e"ossu ~s~.
o. p. WlIour, Gear. LAaKiH WRioHr, Pre-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-19
|lAY IAN. 10. 1871.

The Iowa Hotsestend Is responsible
for the statement that Iowa farmers
can make more money on q pound of
butter than bushel Of wheat, and
more money on one hog than on an
acre of wheat.
The Premium Of $a5 for the best
report of the last State Fair was we'll
and worthily awarded to the Gate
CITY of Keokuk, Iowa. a
Which paper also remarks and
asks:-"The laws Of Iowa require
druggists to keep . record Of all
poisons sold, in book to be kept for
that parpose. How many of 'em
do it?'s : oo1aI3..1 a4 mSaba31l
Moreover Il chronicles ! new win.
kle In love and legal natter, th,al
49, =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11

PLkAaANf Hill R0AD.-From N.
Huge Nonros, one Of the foremen Of ".
N. Aonroe's working party, who arrived
here Yesterday from Oiathe, we gather
the latest news in regard to the progress
of the work on the above road. The
ei Eighteen milcskof the line between O.
lathe and High blue are ready for the
Ron. Two hundred men are at work
at the Blue crossing. The heaviest work
on the 'ine is at this point. 1t is all rock
work and will not be Compel Il till the
grade is finished on the balance Of tho
line. Late last week LIS men and %
scrapers commenced operations Mt u
point three miles of Olathe. Oiathe
will be reached in day or two by this
party, after which it is calculated that
half mile will be averaged per day
Laurence Tribune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11
RIrQpfNAS.

nc for assessing all property is
hnd the, following. exemptions,
by statute, are unknown to
will be Of interest to all. Tho
been very liberal, favoring the
limited means and succoring by
v acts literary. religious, scien-
other institutions designed for
pioration of the human race.
lowers above all the other States
beral laws. The widow and the
are provided with a sustenance
h effects Of the deceased husband
cr where elsewhere they are per-
10 suffer through the medium OF
laws. Here are the exemptions
sas: /. All buildings used exciu-
IS places Of public worship, put-
ii houses. or both, with the furni-
books, together with no, more
acres Of ground If owned by the
|tion and used for tina: purpose
9. Pa',lic gravey.trds. 3; ~
KS belonging to literary, scientific
violent institutions, used 4.rthese
IS alone, with moi rorethan forty
land owaed-bs:the institutions;
+ books, lsfpcrssf,a1iitdrS; inas
! instr"mpnts -Helo,isinges and
the associatiors... ..A0peys and
belonging ,s:da Si'isi,ie.; cob
,:,dcmies or pablic schools OF an,
r to religious. literary, scientific
VIOLENT in Institutions orassocia'i"ns.
roperty belonging I" tae State or
nitcd States. q. Allproperty be-
to the county, city, town o,
districts, excep, lands hid off nj
IS. :. AL works, machinery and
belonging TO any town, cit:. OF
used for conveying water. :.
yinrs and other instruments used
cxtinguishnIcnt Of fires, with the
gs. 9. The grounds used, and the
Il property owned, by State OF
agricultural societies. 10. Each
is entitled TO IN exemption Of tive
d dollars. II. The wearing ap'
f every person and all family pic
II. All public libraries. Il. Fam
aries, and the school books Of ev'
son or family not exceeding one
n dollars in value.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11
bids Invited.

CoSxry CSXsA's oTficE. I@xcocs Co, ksN.As.
f'orr.H-st nsI. April ssh. i<:I
Notice Il srryhy cav iha: -sa-S: gsoP.s,- all b
,riyr,t :, ;h- o.l.. uaiii i~ri,. o'e3frk ~ Of We'd
ac-fay Nay In aex'. fr osSinS Sssr hsesr q tn
SrrcrYicA TroS--TR. iu'i!.as . 10 ,. - BY - fe~'
On IN ground TN sii- iiis-a ft ~, s0 IN b.
n stone as i.siisv-. In -sl.s .T aSne.6aisa 20 b.
NO f~f hixA ssi 81; "a 12e snd csr
ah,yr ti,e urfrr - In .l9d: shc wIs tos tar nrss
s-or. =: be eixn; fs BIN SO sssse~n Des> shsce th-
waifs eY the -c- -s5r 10 b. ssen - hsEh sd six-
,e1n ms he's s.k. n. Ef s.o.y 70 nes dcsh< dos
IN fy,u; ,0o windSas ss<l sst>. 800 I'D sue-
fnnft, Hocr IN, sii- 70 - rister~d an0 u Be esiri
Overhead viii l..tsr tire scod ssHy 70 hzse aaos.
rvu Windows ca .aca ssdr ard rxo wD10Us - n 0soe
<,d the walls =. VI i-t-rt and % b ptassEs>d fos
ee;lrd with u,nAr, % -, and % b dsSdi - pof-
s;fi,up iuss thrve osr~ viii ssnszs leadtnG - -
Ann ron the ortsis O. f battling, aDd - Uhoae -
- 60 gsrcd wsh god ia-1d rsof, o. 1s1eRs 9e1
r ~ luiliinx mast be ED0t s<asues4 Ssne nDhrs;
- VsIls Of the iuiidi3s "a Be ts&t IN NE @ot4 nd
a. knu.e 10 ie eosnpssfe In s~>S. SsreDse<s 49,
~ ~ lssh isy Of ilxaS- si.s, - u - ~ -
fvbes - consas<sD " ecsr'y cfd-ss. = - - .
fSxSss.is vn b. s-a,sd and esAagn6 - - ~.
Ne, PI0pnals Sos Bandrx soSst usase, .. aa41sp
vaasd By Iszl q o9nsrwisc
b nd -, eifA<I ssgsns< q b ~
q vaSeo SA.sa6, !a,ss - SSSSe
S~.- sss.s<sz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11

Col. Thomas II. Ringar, the newly aP-
pointed Superintendent at West Point, Is
u Wisconsin man resident of Jackson
Vile in that State. He was appointed
cadet by Judge Cole, then a member OF
Congress; now associate justice of the
Supreme court of Wisconsin. The Colo
mel served in the regular army for several
years, but, III the time the war broke out,
had resigned, and was prac'icing law.
Gov. Rspdall called him I" the capital
ofthc State to assist in the organization OF
the two first Wisconsin regiments,and on
the organization of the Third Wisconsin
infantry he was appointed Lieut.. Coicnei
Of that regiment. He rose rapidly 10 the
rank Of Colonel, Brigadisr General, and
finally, Major General. He is now Colo
mel in the regular army. Col. Rengar is
/ man of great education and culture, q
lisciplinarian, and eminently fitted TO
lake charge Of the West Point Academy,
which, in our opinion, has been in very
"demoralixed condition Tor long time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11

victori, G.. Woodhu'l, who wants to be
President in 1872, has, by late disclos-
ures, had her virtue called into question
she il placed in . very bad light We
are Afraid her Presidential campaign Is
knockod in the head. Like Cesars wife
vicsesia, ycs must be above suspicion,
or you will fare bad At the hands Of the
q psturallly boisteroua " male voters.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11

The meeting on the Society of the Ar
my of the Potomac will be held in Bos-
ton, on Friday, the l2,h,cst- The Boston
& Albany. Great Western, Michigan
Central, chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy
aad St. Joseph Railroads will pass back
free over their lines members OF the 81
cicty paying full fares over them 10 at
tend the meeting.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11
10 Lovers Of Good Horses.
The Celebrated Ilor>e lightfWt

Recently brought from Macomb, Ills VII mskr tnc
season OF :s.l SlnI, Kansas at the livery stable o
Donee Dyer aud VIII lie permitted 10 serve Mrs
At the following terms 80 to insure mare WIN iu
els by the season. payable when the services src rn
dered Persons jisp,,,ing o! amin alter inc srs
ices arr rendered VII b. strictly Responsible Tor ti zee
PEDiGREE.-li-hrfoot il OF . DARK chestnut e""r.
sixteen hands high eight years Old trss slTns;
by Old Lance. "t dic"iEb Ills. out 81 tcronsnnsd
mare of Sir William; /. ts.s. VA, sreanl om uss
Moran Of Ohio ou' VI thorpa ,hbrs- mur HIS Tex.
ord well known. he having taken fna1y ~ nuns, y
the State fairs Of Ohio We will give prenum OF -
and Is dollars for the t.r. to BIZ exhibited q she sa-
line county lair oi lsI2. =.
For further particulars inquire 81 F. u hs-1'"r "'s
nNn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11

he verdict Of the coroners jury in
Ruth murder case is that the victim
to his death by poison administered
Dr. Medlicott. How the facts will
h time only can tell. 1t is very
hre case and we are inclined TO be-
L something i rotten in Lawrence.
there be . fair and impartial trial,
lever, and the prisoner hsvc the ben
|of any existing doubt. ifhe proves
kelf innocent well and god; II gciii
ID him suffer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11
Publication Notice
HE X AT. q: KANSAS.lss

HE \ AT. q: KANSAS. -
- M aNTY.
J. ]. W will TAX" notice fat he has t.-en SUED
that p rris,n, Plinid. al the co'Iuty Of Saline.
AMI in tie Safe Of kansas. did, tn It'll 'iay My:
A. H. ISL, lc MS petition in tine District court OF SAID
county, against said j. L. Davis, defendant, pray my
or ti, ui hundred dollars with
interest thereon against said 'lcirs.nt an certain
IN asoiy no'e given by HIM 10 Geo IL Dell and as
IN Il ~ said Plaintiff. AM. thsf part II lot nuiib-r
ninety five Santa r Avcn. in the original iowa oil
>aii. in si!,, county Saline, INA. t,c crrcd Z" b.
sold ip satisfy mortgage given by said D. I DAVE %
Go II bell 10 secure the pawn nj Of IN. aforesaid
prom; -.aiy nnic, AMI by The said Geo. il Dsil dul!
asic. hy SAID plaintiff. and for the foreclosure 81
said Uip.c that you the petition hlssi
by Tn, lirIiI h.ior- the 5.t iy ~ yunr 1ssi
IT ssd yet will b. tken tr1c and Judgment u
ii we 81 ,i.t will bl ryE,l-rr,i accordingly.
John T.. HARRISON
Is, his Attorney, J. H. >NEAp
S,It,. k.us.- MAY eth. Isl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11
Proposals Invited.

BID Il he received for the erection IL school house
in u: tr c. No. II, Saln. un!y, Kansas until May
10Th, .sii Il NJ Specifications will BIZ found in the
hands OF ". = Price. director No bond will be re-
ceived pa, ment will ir nLde before the building
Is conn L. I'd and accented
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11
MARION COUNTY.

Also te following, all In ranges east selected In l-S
an sold for cash tue. u tisns fourth ~
be paid cash. the hasncr bearing ten per cent annual
nterr>t. 10 BE- paid ~ any iin- within TIRE years. a.
the buyer decisie The price, of january iss.
ISL and this prices ~ any subsequent period can be
asc.rtanst BY adsins Urn per cent Ter aunum from
date aad hnr dollar p-r additional u sold On
tune:
MT Cs.A
No Of sec 8 n l~rss DsscrSps.ss. Wee.
ms If u Il ] I'D Firs, rate prairie ss'' bit
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The State board for the assessment Of
of railroad property convened in Tope-
kA May 9th, and organized BY selecting
H. H. Williams, Of Osawatonie, asprssi-
dent, end E. Rassell Of Lesvsnvosth, -
secretary.
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is said that the Illinois and Michi-
ANAL will soon be completed. The
waters Of lake Michigan will then
Through Chicago, purifying the Chi
river, and relieving that city not
of the disease-brceding effiuvia Of
|tream, but causing some nifty or six
tstinct "s,inks" to dwindlc into
ing. Another wonder accomplished
his most wonderful Of wonderful cit
one of the greatest labors Of the
d. Can't st. Louis widen her streets,
10y a better police force, or do some
!, that will show that she still lives!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11

Pierre Bonaparte, the murderer Of
Victor -1Soir, is living in Belgium, "stap-
ned"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-11

he Texas legislature have passed 9
!, requiring children to attend esi'
- four months in each year.
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City Directory.

M.yo--C. Il. UNDERWOOD.
Colac inen-W b. FLANDERS. DAVID BnowS, CIc
ERo po-T. Il. II. DIRLE and +. Il. BIsHor.
Police Judge-JoaH FoATkR.
Cl-rk-FKED wIpMAS.
Tr.asurcr-THoNAs CLoEDsGES.
M.rshii-W. NJ. CLAHKsoS.
Civ Atto-a.y-S 4. WuDAAN
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State Directory.

o. $ Senators-S. G. PoAEEoY and A. CALDWELL
Representative in C0ngr-ss-D. r. LOWE.
Justices ofthe Supreme Courts. a. kINcAAN, Chirl
Justice: d. J. BREWER and ID. ". VALENTINE, Ascot
ate Justiccs-
tioycrnor-J lNEs N. HARVEY.
Lieutenant GovernOr-P. y. kIDER-
S.~rct,ry Of Stafc-w. II. SA HAYWOOD.
1reasslrrr-J. f. HAYES.
Auditor-A. THoNAX.
super nsen.lent Vi Public lnstruction-N. y. McsAR-
IHY.
A.a.- Eoner-l-A L. WIIIIANA.