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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10
SMERlFTS SALE.
CARNEY, FENLoN 4 CO.,

CHARLES r. TRACY &CO. ''
Pursuant toan order Of sale Issued Out Of the First )u-
dcial District Court Of Ieavenworth county, state Of
Kansas, done at chambers, the 2tth day Oi july A.
d. Isl and drecsed and delivered, will ODER
for sale AMI sell to the highest AMI best bidder for
in hand, ON 'f.f f
Monday, the 20th day Of July A. D. 1877,
~ clock of said day, thu following described
property to wit lot II fourteen hitislvt anil TWEEN
y-twO head Of beef cattle. (y.ry large ni nr bcevcs,
live and six wears old said pr erty being seizel anil
levied upon by virtue Of writ of attachment NJ the
suit Of Thomas Carney, Edward fenon AMI Micl,sl
Gallagher against Charles =. Tracy sophia NJ Tracy
John T.. Tappan, NJ L. Thumb anil A. y. Tracy saisi
sale to be held at what is known Is Durhsms iarm, >
miles north west of Saiisaa, saline county, Kansas.
Witness my hand this sss day Of Auxu.i, A. D. ISL
,.r J. W. RUSSELL, "A
% Pc fH sheriff III Saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10
ANOTHER . CoRRECfIOy.-
To the editors Of The Saline County Journal.

To the editors OF The Saline County journal. -r..
MIR. r. Anderson's note in your last
issue fears that / did the Rev. J. Boynton
injustice in the correction of the notice
of the Herald, OF his visit to Lincoln
county. 1t was only in justice to him
and to the Rev. J. n. Bartels / made the
correction did, not thinking Mr.. Boyn-
ton wanted credit for work he did not do,
and tor work that had been in progress
since last spring. Hence have nOthin.
to take bsck. was correct, as the min
utcs Of the last quarterly conference
show, and the work in Lincoln county
will show. Salina is q station, and the
Rev. J. Boynton is in charge. The Sa-
lima circuit embraces the counties Of
Saline, Lincoln, Mcpherson, Ellsworth
and the unorganized counties west. The
Rev. J. y. Bartels has charge. Of the
work, with the assistance of the Rev. j.
Cannon of Saline county, Rev. Grit.
fin of Rice county, and Rev. J. Medicrafl
of Lincoln county. The work Is extern
sivc, and at the last quarterly conference
the presiding elder was asked to supply
Lincoln county with some help, which
he promised but failed to do. lie there
fore requested, as have stated, the Rev.
J. Boynton to go up 10 Lincoln county
to look after the interest of the work and
make arrangements until the next con
ference. This he did, and the people
were well pleased; but the idea Of
placing him in what he did in false
light. is inconsistent. made the request
to have him 60, contributed to his wei
fare and expenses to get him there, and
because thought I" set him right and
do justice to others, am charged with
an act of injustice. The injustice was
ON the part Of your article and state
ment which you put in print rs you sup
posed as an article of news, not know
ing the facts as they existed. Mr..
Anderson also, not being posted on the
outside work, must remember that Sa-
lima is not all the world for Methodist
work. There is little something going
on outside. With these facts, rs above
stated, which are matter of record,
leave it to the public to judge as they
please. l have intended no injustice to
any one. Ny object was to render JUS
tice to those who desired il, and have
nothing whatever to take back.
o. p. HAMILTON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10

+ lcasanton, Commissioner Of Internal
Reve que, has ut last been removed, and
n ,uyl. sss appointed in his place. five
Ike not the last we saw of the formei
IT,. :, N lwaukcc in 1865, 1t which tim
.ho ,.,x ta the process ion formed in hoa
o. Of ten. irant. lie and several gene
~, officers " ere riding in carriages be
h;,d ,ls:r CHI IF, and we noticed at the
time in M, 'Ieasa uton's dark eyes showe''
.;,.. or -. tdisp lcasure thai the people
should go crazy over a man like
cr,r,r lie SC, med TO think that great
mes, wa. a hmnS, g. lie has shown the
same feeling while oecupylag the once
ofCommissioncr OF Internal Seve"ne--
setting up his opinion as 1T muen more
Consequence than thst OF the fres"e"''
having little scgard fer the wishes '''' ,
views of the chief executive. Vain anI
,ouccitcd in his views, oyefoesr1ng ~ I'LL
times, his removal from office ss'ts many
of his old soldiers,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10

II will be remembered that recently
the New York Herald had some highly
sensational cable dispatches, from Eu
rope, about trouble brewing between Bis
marck and the English Foreign Minister,
r.. luse the little island of Heligoland
was coveted by grasping Germany.
1t appears that no demand has been
made on England to sell Heligoiand, as
reported, and the opinion Of German
people and officials is expressed by the
Cologne Gazette when it says that "the
German government is certainly far from
entertaining any intention Of making
a demand for a little rock in the ocean,
which we have no legal claim whatev-
A., and by so doing prejudice our relation
the power which we have right to
consider our natural ally and the ber-
an Tolk Zeitung, when it rcbukes the
irritable desire to sow new conflicts rs
the SEEDS Of future wars and deprcates
making enemies in England, switch
never disturbed our peace, but was for
generations our instructor in culture, in
.lustry and the Legislative Developments
Of the inherent rights of the people" and
says Germany has now attained rough,
external unity, and needs 70 devote itself
% internal organization. "Not war, bat
pcacc, an honest peace, mast be onr
watcAword for tho future"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10
RAILROAD NETTING.

4 few of the citizens of Ottawa and
Mcpherson counties met some Of our
people on the evening of the 7th inst,
and had an interesting meeting in refer
ence 10 the Republican Valley, Salina,
and Preston Railroad" As the meeting
was one informally called, its action was
confined to friendly interchange of ex-
preston Of sentiments, resulting in the
appointment of a committee in the seve-
raj counties of Scdgwick, Mcpherson, Sa-
lima, Ottawa and Cloud, asking them to
send delegates to the adjourned meeting
on the 9th of September, to devise and
settle on some definite plan of action to
be pursued to aid and forward this i'm
portant enterprise. We trust these
counties will take special interest in this
road, and See that delegation of live
men are sent up.
This road, intended Us one Of the links
in the great central road from the great
bend of the Missouri river on the north
side of the state of Nebraska, to the Cult
of Mexico, is destined to become one OF
the best, as it will be far the shortest
line to salt water. The attention of
Congress having been turned to such
national action rs will open up better
channels of commerce, one OF which will
be a grand ship canal by the way of the
Isthmus ofTehauntepcc, the ,terchange
of trade in cattle, the flow of commerce
between the central and tropical belts of
the continent, the interest and activity
which begins to manifest itself about the
Gulf of Mexico, all ute. with the ex-
tending flow of civilization to the south
ives, to indicate the importance Of unit
ing our efforts for one of the main trunk
lines to the nearest salt water. This
road north and south is one of great sig
niticancc to each county, locally, while
it alike aids the people of each county
10 interchange their products At cheaper
rates. To this county it is one Especial
importance. At an early hour the Cen
trial Branch Pacific Railroad Company
will have completed their line as far
west as COncordia on the valley of the
Republican. The extension from Water
vile is now being commenced. This
will give US Il connection next year with
Chicago, provided we can secure the
building Of this road to the valley of the
Republican, and at an early hour the
I" narrow guagc road from the city Of
Lcavenworth will cross this line, anu
enable us to have al the advantages of
this important line of road, while to the
south We shall have easy access to the
\. T. Il Santa Fc road, and others to be
speedily built to the southwest. And
while thus providing for our own imme-
dIatc local wants, we shall find ourselves
II the possession of one of the best main
lines to the ocean that can be made. In
such an object we trust all local feeling of
the counties will be cheerfully set aside,
and all unite to aid this grand enterprise.
Sedgwick county will build thirty-five
miles of this road in the next year, thus
her with Newton and the
A. T. 4 Santa Fe line. Let Mcpherson,
Saline, Ottawa and Cloud, not fall be-
hind in this grand enter prise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10
Across THE ATLANTIC ON A RArT.-Ca

Across THE ATLANTIC ON A RAFT.-Cap-
tain John Melks, who in 1867 crossed
the Atlantic On an, India tubter life rait,
is having another Saft made, Is feet long
and 12 wide, on which he intends to go
to Europe, accompanied only by boy.
He will be ready to start about the mid
die of August and will cary with him
sixty days provisions. He take will the
direct steamers track.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10

Satanic and BIO Tree, the Indian
Chiefs, tried at Jaeksborough, Texas, and
found:guilty::of murder in the first degree,
have not been and will not be hung, but
will be imprisoned for life, as warning
to their followers and restraint on their
forays.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10
SERVICE 81 PUBLICATION,

SERVICE 81 fCBL1CAYION.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY or SALINE
William Rose and Daniel Burgan, supposed 10 be
somewhere in the Indian Territory. will take notice
they been sued; that John Sherrn, plaintiff.
dill the 9Th day Of July, ISL die his petition N the
District Coart Of said county, against the sA iiism
Rose and Daniel Burgan, defendants, PRAYING for
judgment against them in the sum of VI 50 z, win
interest. account; that they mist answer said Pc
tition flee, nv said plaintin, before the 18th day
Of August ISL or said petition will h. taken ~ true
and Judgment above stated, will he rcntierrd &C
coriingiy. -
JOHN SHERRiN.
July 18th, ISL, By Jo"S fosYn. hi. any.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10

The farmers of Saline county can not
be too cautious about disposing Of their
wheat, for if they make q general and
wholesale sale, they will regret it in a
very few months. Notwithstanding the
wheat crop has been magnificent this sea-
son, every bushel raised will be needed
at home before next year, and to supply
the place of the grain now being sold for
transportation, -four will have to be re-
shipped to our county. This, indeed,
would lie an expense which our farmers
and people should seek to guard against
if their circumstances will warrant them
in doing it. Most Oft farmers are poor
and low in pockets, and many Of them
last years settlers, but it is poor econo-
my and unwise to dispose of the wheat
now at sixty to eighty cents per bushel
and next spring buy other back at twice
or three times the price. They can fore
go a few Of the present requirements and
pleasures IN view of securing the bene-
fits to be derived from holding on to their
wheat. 1t may reasonably be anticipated
that every pound of grain now in the
county will be required by the immisr;,-
ton INTO our county and for home con-
sumption, even if that will fill the de-
mands. Should this not be the case, the
farmers will have been satisfied on re-
ceiving the increased rates of one dollar
to one dollar and a half per bushel. The
one Ting all should be particularly care
full of, and that is not to run wild and sell
the grain next to nothing because some
one comes along and wants to buy it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10
Farm for Sale.

Farm containing loo acres, with sixty acres under
Aralr.,fion. ami one hundred un.!ar fence Their
forty 81 good fn.'er and the farm il situated
upon the saline kv.r only three aud half mites from
sAn. II is thu North west quarter Of Section thirty
three, Township thirteen, Range two, West, and has
upon It house, - by ii e, good cellar, splendid well
at water, stable, crib, chicken house. l,l,,
grwIng and school ho,is, within three quarter, of
mile and road at hand
Terms, So 500 cash, and possession given
This Fall aii,i iii iatciy II growing crOps lhr
chased. -'
Call upon W. A. sIIoRT
Or at THE .yot KNAI Office
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10
Sold Out.

would inform my patrons anil friends that I have
sold my meat market in Saina to GeOr e Lehr 4 Co,
who will hereafter carry the business Ut my old
stand. would recommend this firm perfectly reli-
able and deserving Of the patronage of old custom
eFj.
desire that all persons indebted to shall call anil
settle their indebtedness bcfcre the slst of Aug
ust, ISL
ALUUsr ZIEBELL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-27

REPRESENTATIVES
District Court.

The annual term of the District Court
commenced on Thursday, the Goth inst,
and adjourned yesterday, the 26th. The
Judges presiding were Hon. William
White, Of the State Supreme court, and
N. L. Chaffee, Geo. NJ. futile, P. B. Co
nant and Joseph Frease of the Common
Pleas; with R. A. Dunbar, Sheriff, and
A. W. Heldenbrand, Clerk.
The quo-warranto cases ofsJames A.
Saxton against Daniel Morley and Jacob
Hawk were discontinued at pitts cost.
These cases were an inquiry into the le-
gahty of Messrs Morley and Hawk acting
as members of the City Council and Trus-
tees of Water Works at the same time.
w. c. Grant VS.. ]. B. Rostetter, motion
to dismiss overruled. Pltff decided the
righIful owner of premises, Delft. to re-
ceive compensation with interest, and E.
P. Grant appointed referee to report to
court value of improvements made by
defendant and what rents defendant should
pay for use of premises for several years
while in possession.
Cobb VS.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of conrt be.
low affirmed with costs.
Joseph Thompson VS.. Jacob Sprankle-
The court being equally divided in opinion
on motion this case Is reserved for decision
in the Supreme court.
Uriah Thomas VS.. w. P. Bryan-0ecret
for plaintiff for 1912 4O-decree for lib
balls & Gilbert for $2,317 10, and in favol
of John Auer for 5000 IS.
VIM. A. Christmas by Admr. vs.. Ar
mold Lynch's Admr., from Supreme cour
of Ohio, December term, 1869. Judgmen
of Common Pleas affirmed.
Solomon Black VS.. L. Kohlberry-Judg
ment for plaintiff for$66 so. Peter Shear
er VS. Mary ] Winsper-on motion thi
cause was continued. j.. Frease & Co. v
Harris & Graham-judgment for plaintiff
for $485 So. James Tolerton VS. J.. G
Williard-continued on motion that exec
utors of plaintiff who is deceased be mad
parties. VIM Hatcher VS. R. H. Mccall
ct al-continued & Hatcheras admr. mad
party. W C Thompson VS. E Ball & Co
Judgment in common pleas against pltf
confirmed.
Raiguel & Co VS. David Walker ct al
continued and Alex Bierce Esqr. appoint
ed referee. Samuel Wise VS. Elizabet
Zerbe's guardian-appeal, contract of sal
annulled and plaintiff to receive SAG 70
improvements of premises. A. Deihlma-
VS. G. A. Diehlman-error, Judgment /
common pleas reversed. Stafford, Hay
wood & Leny VS. Frank NJ. Stanly ct al
error, reserved to supreme court. B. Dar
namiller VS. S. Lahm ct uX-error, reserv
ed to supreme conrt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-27
Our Book b

The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for May
"a very superior Number-contains an
array of over twenty stated articles, be-
sides its even valuable Miscellany; among
the more interesting subjects may be men
toned: Edward Harris, the eminent
Rhode Island wooden manufacturer; 81
wouldn't be q Phrenologist"-Why not?
Suggestions to Public Speakers; Dead or
Alive which? Woman as. Woman's
Rights The Feet-their Dress and Care ;
In the Mammoth Cave without a Guide /;
Charles Sumner; The Utah Gentiles; Why
we need Women as Physicians Defective
Educational Methods; A Free Pulpit-a
need of the Times; The Sugar Maple Tree;
The Traveller, a poem, by Oliver Gold
smith, is commenced in this number, with
new illustrations, specially designed for
this Journal. Price 80 cts. So a year.
Sent half a year, ON TRIAL, for 81. Adj
dress S. R. WELLS, 3S9 Broadway, N. Y.
EVERY SATURDAY, Published by Osgood
& Co, Boston, is the finest pictorial pub
lished. The select tales and reading mat
ter are of the highest character. The ad-
mirers of Charles Reade, that great Eng
lish novelist, have to thank James R. Os-
good & Company for atfording them an
opportunity of reading the successive num-
bers of "a Terrible Temptation" in Every
Saturday about three weeks earlier than
they could in any other publication. This
exhibition of enterprise, coupled with the
honesty and fair-dealing of the firm, shown
in paying Mr.. Reade for the products Of
his brain, is deserving of unqualified COM
mendation, the more particularly SO when
we take into consideration the prevalence
of literary theft in this country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-27

TIE late Congress passed an act throw
ing che District of Columbia into a terri
tory, giving them a local Legislature, and
a delegate to Congress. On the Goth an
election took place.
Of the twenty-five members of the
House of Delegates voted for Thursday,
the Republicans elect fifteen, and the Dem
ocrats five, General Chapman, Republican,
is elected delegate to Congress by a ma
jority of 1857 over Richard T. Merrick,
Democrat. The election was remarkably
quiet throughout the District, but few in
cidents having occurred requiring the in
deposition of the police. Nearly all the
employees, at the Navy Yard voted, a
few at the time being granted leave of
absence long enough to perform this duty.
About two orthree hundred of the Marine
Guard were kept under arms all day to
be used in case of necessity. The colored
vote exceeded the white, and hundreds
were run in from Maryland and Virginia
to vote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-27
Township PROCEEDINGS.

The Trustees of Canton township met
on Monday, April oath, 1871. Present,
Peter Myers, David Smith and Eli Yoder.
Peter Myers presented the bond of Ehhu
Stanley as Justice of the Peace, with ]. II.
Little, Geo. Sipes and John Carroll as
sureties in the sum of two thousand dol
lars which was accepted and approved.
Trustees ordered that there be q levy
made on all the real and personal property
subject to taxation in Canton township
$40 of one mill on each dollar of valua-
ton for road purposes, in addition to $40
levy made by the Commissioners of Stark
County.
Also for all other purposes of the town
ship $1,000.
On motion Township Clerk was ordered
and instructed to ascertain whether a loan
can be made to do so by giving a note
payable on the first day of September with
interest from date, interest not to exceed
10 per cent.
On motion board then adjourned to meet
on the first Monday of June, 1871.
Attest, JOSEPH TROUT, TIP. Clerk.