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Liser.lisy sfA.air..a .Ce.p..se-.

A decision has been rendered in an Iowa Dis
trict Court which s bf special Importance to Rail-
road Companies The case was that of suit for
Railway company for injuries received by an &C
cident Occasioned By an intoxicated engineer, aud
the Court held that the Railway Company is
liable to both setual and punitive damages for
accidents caused by the careessness orinattention
of its employees. The Court expressed the belief,
and We believe II wAsc0frect, that there should
be Law providing severe punishment for . rail-
road engineer taking drink Of Intoxicating liquor
while duty, Or within ten hours previous to bis
time for taking charge of tia engine and the Com
pany should be made to pay heavy damages for
employing man who iRdulges in strong drinks.
A large proportion Of railroad accidents may be
directly traced to drunkness, and it b time
ares were adopted to relieve tfss travelling pub
lie, Is far psssiplc. from this source Of danger
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Primary Elections.

In pursuanoe Of Tie foregoing call the Kepubncans oi
Iowa Township will hold their primary elections Mt the time
therein specified (Sssurday October i4h nt such place
and conducted by Judges the member Of the County
Central Committee for each precinct shah appoint The
Township entitled to II Delegates and II Aiternates
which apporoned to the several precincts rs follows
White Clead, S; Highland. Z; Iowa Point 2
SOL MILLER,
J.P JOHNSON.
T. II. PIERCE.
Nembrrs Comfy C<ntral Committee.
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the oldest man Of our times ~ far as known, NJ
Gently died ut Kansas City, at the age Of l34 years
He was French Canadian, and had been hun
ter aad tr.pper ia the employ Of the fur company
ever half q century,, H6wSs . man grown and
working his farm when General Wolfe was killed,
September II, 1860. In 1915, he was in New Or
leans, and Wishing to enlist in General Jackson's
army, was rrfnaed ON account Of his age. Though
Ilitefats his memory Of past events Was retentive
He Was nsyee sick, and died from the wearing out
Il the machine.
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u BEAuREGAnD, almost ten years ago, swore
he would water his horse in the Tennessee River
or in He'll He didn't water him in the Tennes-
nee River. A few days ago, he came West, bound
for Kansas City. 1t was not stated whether he
brought his horse along or not
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The New York Tribsss writes its meslitations
upon the manner in which Fisk and Gould have
reached the dizzy height Of their glorious fame.
Fisk, four years ago, went TO New York . payress
frum . Yankee peldler's cart. He had brief
career - shoddy contractor in Boston; now he
controls . gigantic railway corporation and
spends several fortunes aqnuslly ON his personal
vices, which have bscome the scandal Of the coun-
try. During The Arst year Of Fisk's manipula-
tion the share capital Of the Erie wls increased
t25, 900 in positive defiance of law. During
the next yean the illegitimate increase was $32,-
$500, making tho total share capital 80,
while the funded debt stood st "a 50, 500. The
swelling Of liabilities represented only t6297 07-
So increase Of asssts, II which large proportion
went hack TO FYsk sd Gould By way Of contracts,
etc. They covered mp these robberies under ths
film Of clause IN tie New York Railroad law,
which authorizes tie insursnce Of b0nds.
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New YORK Political CONvENTIoN.-Within
the past few days, the Republican and Democrat
ic State Conventions have been held in New YORK
for the nomination of State tickets; and in both
there was trouble from New York City.
In the Republican Convention, the difficulty
was between the FENToN and CONKLING parties
-betwsen tho friends of the Administration and
the ones who do not hold the ofices-between
GREELEY and his one term principle and those
who know nothing of farming. The GREELEY
party was worsted, and withdrew from the Con-
yeption. But an excellent ticket was nominated;
and even those who withdrew support II, saying
the State must be rescued from the hands Of the
Tammany thieves, regardless of what the Conven-
tiOn did.
In the Democratic Convention, the fight was
against Tammany-thoughi it now appears that 1t
was not 80 much of q fight, after all. The De-
mocracy, finding they could not carry Tammany
and its steals denounced its corruptons. and fore
ed its delegates to withdraw from the Convention,
which the latter did very meekly, "for the sake
ef harmony" 1t now appears thnt the whole
thing was put up job, to deceive the people, and
that Boss TWEED claims the action a. q triumph
for himself Such it undoubtedly was, and Tam
many rules the New York Democracy to-day as
completely As ever.
Upon the whole, the prospect seems favorable
that the Republicans will carry New York, in No
vember.
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PRIAARY ARYELECnONs.-Rsmcmb that Saturday
afternoon is the time for holding the primary cleo
fions for Delegates and Alternates to the Repub-
licsn County Convention. Remember, also, that
Republicans only will be allowed to vote.
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q At the Atchison Fair, thepre,nium bag baby
came from Doniphan County. Il svas con Of
Mr.. BusrER, was six months Old, snd weighed 8
pounds. Il was "buster.s
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. n There is . call for Denfsr.asic Nsss Con-
vsation, to meet At Troy, on. AOuaas,- the 10th
inst, 70 nominate County ticket. II thrre are
any Democrats up this way, perhaps they have
mot heard oft. They should procure spy gia..,
enl look that Mass Convention mp.
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Old Life Insurance BAKER says he is "sick Of
MILLER and the whole tribe of ours who bark
when he barks." That means, it hurts him to see
exchanges approvingly copy articles from the
Chic. Exchanges will oblige US by copying nc
more articles from the Chief except to give them
fits It makes cid scallawag BAKER sick. Or, il
you do copy, credit to the Topeka Record
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~ The various Counties in Kanas having
voted as many bonds to railroads as they could
carry, and the different cities having voted ten
times much as they could stand, the municipal
Townships are now voting their share. This rail-
road bond epidemic is one Of the kind that makes
people sick after it is over. We are thinking
there will be some pretty sick people in Kansas,
presently.
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V We heard some ono inquire, the other day,
whether there wasnct to be County elected, this
Fan. We guess not-at least, nobody appears to
be saying or thinking about it!
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u The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, for the
State oC Kansas, is in session tbs week, at Law
trenes
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Y The prsmiun pretty baby at tho Atchison
Fair, was son of ysdso A. W. SrALDISG, aged
six ,nonths AzEGis subscriber to the Chief oi
course.
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Wanted Agents urnew work
rMfs!c1I 1IEE ca WOMAN :

BY DR. GEo. II. NAFHEYs- In both Englah and German
Price s20o This brave pure book Is the greatest
Of the year. and s selling s the rate Of thousands Of cop
les per month. Among late reports 80 In i've days
lls in week. II In day, S7e In three weekS &c
Many agents order ess than 15o copies
time 500 copies have been sold In nge County Send
for pamphlet, &c.
Address, Z. HANNAFoRD 4 co. Puhlishers
ocf-swl III West Fourth Street Gin.
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II JOHN QUINCY ADAMS is the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Massachusetts, usual.
When CHARLES Francis ADAMS named the boy
in honor of his own father, he little dreamed the
use the Democracy would put him to. But as the
profile of GEORGE WASHINGTON may still be found
adorning the sign of some halftavern, halfdram-
shop at country crossroads, the pastime Of -four
ishing the name of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS on q
Democratic ticket must he tolerated.
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II At least three Of our Kansas exchanges de
nssninate opposing local papers, the "Corpse."
Thcre must be good point to it, il it were only
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

- We read good deal in the papers about
thp author OF /" GNx's Baby" fGIxx himself is
not the suthor, he had better DO iuquiHnE into
the matter
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

HwEAr-Not much hveat \ likely to be sown
this flleHys.dsAs Gssseas
Awen yoa have enifhinr 10 sasks.sss ciy Bal
sftfa.
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~ OLD BRI0HAN YOUNG has been indicted,
sat in Utah. It has been discovered that he is
fooling around entirely too many women.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

" General (6ormerly Major) ANDERSON, thu
hero Of Fest Ssmptcr, is residing in Europe. said
70 be In poverty and neglect. -BEAUREGARD, who
commanded the attack of Fort Sumter, is travel
ling over the country, receiving the overtures Of
whipped but unrepentant rebels
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-12

u The papers continue to assure us that BEX.
BrHkE VIII noe bolt. Then. We won't call him
aBEN BoIr.
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GETTING MARRIRD.

ESSAYS FOR You've MEN. on great SOCIAL Evils and
ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE-with
Of relief for the Ering and Unfortunate deseasd
and debtated Sent fce In sealed enveopes Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9, s. Ninth St. Phiade-
phia. Pa mch23yi.
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AttachInent Notice.
nm THE GREAT CAUSE
eEi OF

AO HAN 1A1DAxESX Z.
J.f PsbafaAsd isa ahsias Essdsps. Pres siz ee.ts-
- AD = fSsainal Weakness o. SpsrnatoThea induced
by Sef Abass InvossslnFy H.tsstsns hpstsuey Nerv-
- Desny 0d lmpsdi.eats = Marriage aeseralyi Con-
p.city Ae.-By ROR ,. CULvERwEIL. n D., Author
Of the Green Book &C.
Ths vuss vs1sxsei author In this admirable Lecture
de1fy peUves s hs expeFience that the awful con-
sequences, q Sf Abuse naY be eectaay removed with
sut nsdises and vihsus aasserous surgical operations
- tsstranents rinss @ eorlia. pointing out
De o. cure ~ once certain I'D eecsual by which every
s.frsr NJ natter What his eosditioa may be eure
a@..n cnsspsy psiy.seiy and radically This lecture
seat undsr sal IN plAin envelope 10 any address on
reee 2: sx cents % twc postage stanpa BY addressing
Al. DR cuLvKRwELLs Marriage Guide" price
CMA0. J. Q. KLINE = CO.,
~ eiy
y. hsve ssy No..y a.d vaat - get the worth sS H.
9 = : C ". MOVES
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RI Il is not customary to ask every new man
rhe sets mp chop in Kansas: "What business did
ron ~ ~, At the Eastr That story is slander.
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EHLNGAMYUGs.

n 1.Govstpsk H.sl.h. efcs..s:tisut I. e.r.:a ty
y y e;viSe is S;scs s sos.sa s.~ scIs.i hoass.
r. A. Ostkosh preacher sat down On hornets nest
vh so1e bag, had seereted under the pulpit cushion
r. s5.1nssA.l rot" Is what unkind critic calls
Jcsauin Anlrs fAynes
P:.s. shs.s. I'M o.ss the The ,sasa. q the
- nisesA Jsrsan, aged res b the Oldest woman in
Indis.a -Jsrlan : a cid fuad 10 tzsvsl"
~ Prk job. a Light made his isssA balloon s.een-
Is % s.s c: e sss + ss's s..d ''''
@A p.S.sss husband cut on hi vifes hair vhen
.he xas sssep md purchased jug Of whisky with IT.
Ss:a k ss
by rising in her codin and askine whats dc matter
~ ,eors. nsrept didn't favor his daughters lover
bet him hundred dollars that he wouldn't marry her
II. rit..sure Psa Gen Geey;s c, Ne
considers - posttem nomination
~ Mr senator Amss Is . mother. senator Ames "a
rs ..s Sssr S
ents that he is great grandfather
n An Iowa postmaster sdvertises letter addressed
er Sunday in the alley near the Carey school,"
R Paul do Knock II is said by his intimate fienda
q a house,
It contained private theatre and was aed with some q
Il ssy o hs
ration from II the many he saw oone and
II passenger the steamer Cost. Ric., from Yoto
hama to Shanghai. writes July Is: We have prince
board rss live JsPsne.e prince q countless gsnsr.
seIe.-Su. our YsaissSoss ssp.:ia n.ensbis fso. to
he says every trip Princes are nothing to him"
H- The telegraph says that of the banks have
supply ]. being printed for them At the treasury depart
naent We know great many individuals who suffer
ing from the same complaint VIII the government sup
jease. !: Of op9i.a TIA. while women who dance .!s
German for IT, wherrupon, the handsome editor Of
the Chicago kspssean says: Let us have more dane
R A New York court has sentenced Michael Terhune
term Of imprisonment for mansIaugher. He is ged
enough; at present he is only ten years of age.
Sometime about the hitter end Of this month il pre-
Iu1S % " ,. ss .nere VIII ge ram o. stars or
| country many years ago.
II The Cincinnati Commercial urges the necessity for
this country in which the Spd annual ss ." les
hundred leading journals shall be kept for the
Of the public
D Detroit druggist has on exhibition something
that the Detruit Free Press calls strange curiosity Ii
ed Sut still showing every Wrinkle Of the rsb M na,
the fingers and the joints The corls muscles can
Missouri battle field and believed to be a relic of sur
cal work the arm seeming to have the appearance Of hav
gF The Tammany ring have found a short cut Tn i'm
mortality When Tamnany oice-hoder dies under tho
,S , a they DO not strike his name fom
oee comes forward and draws the dead pay we'll
the pockets Of the New York tax PAYERS This i aous
the only Immortality the Tammany likely achieve
| thirvery.
II Although virtue IN its reward substantial DE-
cuniary compensation for well doing unpleasant; and
the tune Of $50 ooo gift from the honest people
.Dor' in in %saposns T the Tsm%a9y fraud. The GID hand
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u The Connectiest town elections, last week
showed large Repubtieps gains. Still crumbling
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EvINE lot Of Mems and Boys Hats anil Caps at
II C. W. MOVES.
sep2s.
m UEENswARE AND GLASSWARE low. By
c. W. MOVES.
sepas.
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course

EMARoxDxxD B1AuIlFIED.-The Great Fam
Iy Papm r. Half Century. On the occasion Of
entering npon ffs Fifty First year, the Saturday
Ere.iss Pest comes to us greatly enlarged, and in
. cenplete suit Of new typ.. Fifty years is long
time In the life Of lap,a, and the Post may well
be proud of its long. and honorable career. The
Post makes now Now Departure, enlarging its
size fully onethird, and claims to be the largest
and cheapest Of tae Family Papers. It also leads
of with new Revolutionary Story, called "Ag-
nes Ayre, n Tale of the Times of Sumter and Ma
riou."
The Post takes ground against the low and cor
rupting stories now becoming common, and
plesges itself to the publication of Pure Litera-
ture, such rs any man may take with safety into
the bosom of his sfanily. 1t aso pledges itself to
entire neutrality in politics. Price $3.50 year.
Four copies, $500 Eight (and one extrn) Sl2.O0.
The Post and The Lady's Fresd s4.OO. Single
numbers 6 cents! Address H. PETERSON 4 Co.,
3l9 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
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Republican County Convention

~
The Republics. cs Duniphan Comfy ulnnsse b Dse-
gate Cuuvontion in the Court Hsase. At Troy. on
TuesAsy, Oesseer 15sh. 1871.
st iip A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating esseidsFs
f the following County ooe be voted Cor at Ne sns
Ing November slect1un:
Three CoamiasinncrA
Treasurer,
SheriG
Register Of DcsdA
County Clerk
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
hs s.t, Of rsurcsentassaa II the Republican vote sos
President in ls and the ratio Il one Delegate and one Al
,crpate or every 20 votes and for every fraction ct
half that number, which entities the several Township
the following Representatives.:
Wolf River
Ceatre
Wayno
Bur-OAk ----.-------'
Washingto0
Marinu
kIA
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Attachment Notice.
Before H. N Saver Justice Of the Peac for
Tovnshp, Doniphan County, KAnsas-
Alexander II. Bayless
And Edvsrd s Irwin. Plaintiff
James Gamble, peS.nd.nt
IN the 2sh day Of September A. D. 1871 said Justice
" issued order Of atschment in the above entitled
on for the of dollars and forty seven
1J Said cause will be heard before said Justice 10
O'Clock, A. II, the 18th day Of October A. D. is7i
Highland KansasL ALEXANDER II. BAYLESs
EDWARD s. IRWIN.
October S 1s7i-tv. Pre- fee Is.
Attachment Notice.
Before H. n Seaveg Justce of the Pesce IN and for
Townsbip. Dssiphsn County, Kanas.
wilha. fard'a. Plaintiff
James Gamble. SDefendant
nN the 2th day Of September A. D. ls7l aaid Justice
" isued ersr AZ ssischHent h the above entitled
dsa far The s1 a tweaey-two dsllsss e2) Said
wn Be hesre before sa Jnstice oclck A. n, tho
nth day q 0ctebes. A. d. iszi, st Highland Kaneaa
Ortsser S fszi-4~. ffs ise. e.
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- have ssy N~sy. aad va.t - set the .Sssh q H.
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OH tuc 10 attempt tne arrest Oh ItS prtpefcss
1t il now believed that the spread of the fire
southwark has been stayed ut Harrison street !;
but on the north side there is NO diminrtion of
its fury, and that entire division of the city Is ev-
identity doomed to utter destruction. There are
grave fears that the flames may spread to the
west side Of the north branch Of the river, and
the inhabitants Of the streets nearest the river
are already moving to places Of supposed greater
safety.
The Western Union Telegraph Company have
now nix wires working east and south, and run
ming into temporary ONCE ON the corner Of State
and Sixteenth streets.
The Northwestern Railroail j. running trains
ON both Of it's branches, which are crowded with
fleeing citizens.
1t is now positively asserted by some persons
that the water-works are still intact, but that the
water has been shut of from the south and west
divisions on account 0f being used ON the north
side.
A reliable gentleman jnst arrived from the
North Dvisioa, brings the joyful intelligence that
the Water Works are uninjurrd. God grant that
It il impossible now to give even Approximate
IL correct statement of the losses; buf, faint
idea may be had when it is stated that every
bank in the city except two small savings insti-
Division, and one ON Randolph street in the West
Division, are destroyed. All the Wholesale stores
and all the large retail establishments, the Post
Office, Court House, Chamber of Commerce, every
hotel in the South Division except the Michigan
Avenne Hotel, which, being on the extreme
southern limit 0f the fire, escaped, but was badly
scorchcd.
Every newspaper Office, the 7sibsse building
finally succumbed, every theatre, six Of the larg-
est elevators, the Immense depots Of the Michi-
gan Southern and Illinois Ccnfral railroads., both
paasengcr and freight dcPots Of the latter, more
thsp . score Of churches, and mnch Of the ship-
Tknc m the river. Men Who were mfliionsircs
Yesterday morning are nearly Pennile<s to-day /:
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q s. Or ds.assn :. h.,ils e RspuIls.n n.ia,ios.
reortsd th.t he aocs. increasing In numberA and
u. Issshay 50 s.esr N this respect any Of the 80
~ 1t = said that Harvey Iss tAe Washington Patriot
tas.e .f. eve. 70 - =. ~. n,,rv q, f~ n .I;v.
Se,.ss,, ~ ~ r.m.anr i" =, ,s.r nsep Sse
IN. = ~ -s'' ''' ''''S''
S Issa.y, q rf;.'asns I. Gf.ns sas the PsoPse
srs~. q - ehsnpeirn snd ne T.,ei: Ss~->ri ~.
fSsf ssssicmep VA n sampnu The Stsfe arr snr,.
rroomisasioo = = ~ M
r. perrflses .,v,ee writer in the ste,,ip, Ex,
ssna i h favor q rrsiesisS Garrett Dsvis apoe k
T-;e~I as.1-. .-s.t- - ..c1h-s - Ta- 80
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BOSTON
BOSTON
INSTITUTE,
No. 81 Temple Place
BOSTON.
D. B. RUSSELL, Pres't.
". R. WILBUR, secr'y.
B. GREENE, NJ. D.,
Supt. Physician
nmna uarr. a b. q
Office Hours, 0 to 2.

The object in establishing this institution
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been Physician of the Insti.
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had SC
large experience in the treatment of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his fifty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, we believe is with.
put parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ala, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
DR.. Greenes Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
i've Of diseases and their proper treatment, will
70 sent free to invalids.
Address, R. GREENE, NJ. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass.