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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19
10 THE VOTERS or SALINE COUNTY.

When the people OF a county meet in
mass convention for political purposes:
it must be patent to all that some great
wrong has been done or attempted, and
when that convention is composed of all
political shades, then we may be ASSURE!
that violence has been offered to their
senses, imposi,ions attempted to be foist,
ed upon them, and that demsgogues and
cliqucs require rebuke.
Such is the feeling among the people,
and such was the convention which as
q mbl ed at this city on the 10th OF las,
month a meeting called by public no
tice through the press ard by placards
called for by more than two hundred
voters, irrespective of party; called to
take action in this political canvass, and
to rebuke the clanish gentlemen who have
done no much for themselves and so little
for the people.
At this convention unanimity of feel
ing prevailed, and the PEOPLES
TICKET was made up and decided upon
by reclamation; ticket composed Of as
good men, for the various positions TO
Be filled, as can be found in the county,
and this we cay after an impartial exam
ination into the claims and character of
their opponents.
A change in several county officers il
demanded, and lawyer mot minis
teri desired to make laws, and the proper
men to fill their positions will be found
on the Peoples ticket.
Believing such to be the case, the I'M
dersigned beg to decline the nomina-
tons so cordially rendered them by their
Democratic friends, and with many
thanks for the compliment, recommend
them, and all others, to give the People
ticket their hearty support.
| JOHN w. BERKS,
J. LUBBERS,
! JOHN RIORiDON,
THOMAS BERRIGAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19

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iss % savsy, ard saId r.ivsy company saai fre.;
NJ 60 g = heard e Dirsessss Of u. k.n,.. Ard
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0c0Do6. inst the county elerk shan prepare no.
snce vim ,ss 1rs. Of psssi.n;,sS IA sseord;
"a Lak SAiNx COUNTY Journal and Salina Htvuif for
tntity y Gays pyevious said eleefion
1srered 70 o heid on the essh day OF October. D.
conformity The geaersl election laws Of The STAG 81
nshS and tns eiecfon voting Il AID election Co vote
ior " against either OF all or Tor ss
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printed upcc them the words:
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csi,e. oool dollars to Tie capital STOCK Of tAs Kaa,N,
Central Railway Company and disposay Of The sane
sandf 6iN deass g ~ cspsta ssosk OF lie Ess
sas 'CcnsrA osawey Csnpaay. and dl.Posins Of the
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dollars 70 The c.pi seock Of tAs Kansas and North
weslsA Railway vonpany .eadd .po:ng of,Ae sssne,
or Ass,.ss ssl.sr,s..s I've sasared thousand ts!s.
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DAVID nEIDE. cssaiy C.us
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SPECIAL ELECTION.
Proclamation by tie SAsri1 Of Sa!ine Co..

1s"s. n p,..,n .n.r,e AZ a,lI.. coun,, e..
as bv MIR Of anhorfy Veeeed in ma BY Ian sty
virfue Of fhs procedure of TIE hoard Of county com
missioness forth IN IL i5rseo,g notice. dr-,
- ~ cuslae, eIeesaTs Of 0aid saline county nd
I'd by David Bscle. county CLERK end clsst Of the
isarl AZ onfV coonmnsaoneFo do hereby pr q, aim
sOd msrs fnoVa 10 ~ ousiidsa eiecfors 81 a. "a.
line county that SPECIAL eiecsou viii he held on I,es
Law the s3sh dAy oi October A D. ISL, designa:
10 AID nosis q the various election precincts through
out said oounfy 1he object Of The sy<eia election -
n v,e ar or sSinee IT, Shrre "a prpuosons suL:;-
I'd ~ ma bosrl 81 county coramssioners usp-!v
F.,sS subscxiplioo By s1s county Of ono hun,.ysi
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19

The New York Tunes states that the
report Of the subcommittee on city
frauds has been finished and will soon
be made public. Their reports fsssen
convection at last upon the thieves who
have robbed the citizens. The same
paper also states that the fact has leaked
ont that the laborers on the public parks
and boulevards are undergoing q course
Of military drill, for any emergency that
may arise in the coming election. A
movement 10 also on foot that . mass
meeting OF citizens be held n Cooper
Institute, to make arr.nSements for q
general suspension Of business for one
day, and . parade Of committee Of Eve
tbe1aasd Gtissns Who wait upon
llayse Han asd dsma4 pepsf -
ed IT ~ purity q q s1sesiss b
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19

ne wiscsssin usrrsrsp hsss Lae
Horrors accumulate upon tx. The
hunger Of the fre Demon eqts (Dsstia-
BE this year.. Hse5body tin bring,
|H What are We tpnhg to lbsems
les 81 tho dejtruesio& Of tb4{.o was
|ae1f at Aat4 IT, 1T Of our "a one
Thousand eight hundred Nd s0e6nty one
will be noted in history Is the year Of
horrors. The destruction Of the richest
portion of Paris By the Communists Ythe
terrible famine in Persia; the bloody
July riots in New Yopk; the iIauPaera-
hle disasters from 6re, tSl a3d ~Atee; ths
many shocking murders and suicides the
immense destruction Of life ind property
in Chicago, and lastly the raSsges Of the
tire fend in Wisconsin and Michigan, do
stroying lives by the hundreds and prop
ierty by the miiiiUns-all combined make
list of horrors unparalleled in magni.
tude in any one year Of the worlds his
tory. IsIt no, reasonable to believe that
the world is being smitten by the hand
Of the Almighty for it's iniquitiesf The
world will te set to thinking.
The last cry OF despair comes from the
suffering people IN the Green Bay coun-
try, Wisconsin. Governor Fairchiid's
dispatch Of the 18th, from Grsen Bay, is
as follows: -, i.,z,.i..,a ..i.t-
"Tl,e appalling calamity has not been
exaggerated. Over three thousand men
women and children are now destitute.
The loss OF life has been very great. Not
less than i've hundred persons have been
4 : 4 q -. Il. - Al
hundred on the eastern shore. Scores Of
men, women and little children are now
in temporary hospitals, burned and MAIN
ed, and want money, clothing, bedding
boots, shoes, provisions of all kinds (not
cooked), building material, and every
thing needed by family to commence
life with. The people are responding
nobly, but there is no danger OF too mach
being received. The destitute must b
provided for during the winter. a.a
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4 New York despatch says the Sc
curity Insurance Company Of New York
has suspended, and A. +. Hastings has
been appointed reoeiver. Its losses ex.
coed million aid half.
The LoriIard Company has discon.
,inued business. 4 meeting will DO he Id
tomorrow, to consider the proper course.
In view of the heavy losses, an Injunc-
ton has been granted by the Supreme
Court, at the instance of the stockholders,
and NJ. +. Hodges appearing as receiver.
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p>e,Sn.4S.- ian. If th;5 .,.rs1A.
81 - 1900.
YER III nav. '''"
|faihoeA pfoPos'tions now pe1re thls
ncounGy. Conclusive proof hab inside
Nent that railroads A. til nesas
!, -. .SStbe waaI,b Of s>ov,ns ,nd
nv .a...~.r.. 81.
cooo.1ies. w Pro"''' '"'
statement OF paper one year Aso.
Read and pmder, syegI CITIZEN OF Saline
county. 80 eSES e
Ia ,6ss Asrora ,la,ion OF
,ess thsn 4. 900. the SS0 machine
vorss vepe located there sf 4 cost Of
so0o mn to ~ c;,iss,,.. and Tho nresen,
nonnl.,,on "a "a. OOo Galesbury had
machine ahons located there Mt about the
same time. and The ratio of inSrsase oi
rhe nonul.tion & ahout that Of - ora 5.
The machine shons of the c. A.x St u,
r r. were nut up in Bloomington IN
1870 .;ncs which time thew have dorb.
LEA her nopulation. The illinois Central
nut shons In Champsiyn in 1858. since
rh;ch time the increase of her .pouuIa,
ton has been s 600. The machine shons
Of the g q ri road were built at i,o.
g.n.nor, Indiana. bv Mr.. Youu.-. IN
1s66 NJ . cost 10 the citizens of 5000 500 :
have aimee increased her population 6. 600.
M Youno also nut M the Fort Wavne
lind \ shons in 1876. at a cost of 5000.
non 10 the citizens and the increase of
nonnlation has been $4,000.
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CARD.

! learn that certain characters have
maliciously reported that l am opposed
to the passage of another herd law.
desire here to state that am unqualif
eddy and emphatically in favor OF thu
passage of . constitutional herd law, be
lieving that . measure Of this kind mus
be provided for the farmers, or our coun
Try will never improve Is an agriculture
country.
Ihaye also heard that some persons
have accused me Of indorsing the shoot
ing OF cattle trespassing upon unprotect
ed crops. am willing that every on'
may call AT the JOURNAL Office, and peruss
At leisure every copy Of the paper on file
II will then DO found that haye, in ever
instance Of the kind, advocated that per
sons doing thess depredations should b
made to suffer 70 the fallcst extent Of the
law. y. D. SAMPSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19

The great Chicago fire was finally
quelled last Thursday. The amount de.
stroyed was over ssoo,ooo,ooo. Up to
date, nlnsty-eight bodies have been
found. Tho whole country has acted
nobly in their reliefof the sufferers, New
York City donating over $4,000, 900
London, Liverpool and other towns in
England have also made generous con
tributions. The lower house of the
Illinois Legislature has passed bill tc
appropriate $4,000. 900 towards the cree
ton of public buildings IN Chicago
Chicago will rebuild At once, aud the
work has been commenced with vigor
Every printing establishment. number
ing nineteen, was destroyed, but the
Tribune is reissued.
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rnE two TICKETS.

4uc peova0 afo ga|S"nScu e"S oPPo"
tunity for. exercising their sufrages
There are two tickets in the fe!d-the
ono At the head Of our columns, q peo
pies ticket, and the ticket nominated
las, Saturday. Between the two they
must choose, II they choose NJ al, fol
there is no seinblancs OF Democratic
tickle; before them.
Thea he issue reverts upon the ques
ton of subscribing the good ofihs county
and upon the men themselves. Shall the
canvass be conducted upon politics oil
upon the fitness and merit OF men? Is
the next question that occurs to the mind
Of every well-meaning person. Ifin Ss'
line county only attention is paid TO po'
li,icsl parties it 10 to be expected that
shysters and corrupt mon will crawl into
ONCE and the public service be tearfully
abused. We have had some experience
Of this in our county. Almost any citi-
zen, ~ We, know that We have horde yi
ofice-holders and seekers who, clingjhg
to the garments of Republicanism, hive
manipulated the county Offices, COMPEL
ling The people to bow to their decres.
Thus it was that the people have
organised their independent tickets
and their peoples tickets; and elected
them! Al good aud true Republicans
a. the country affords arc found in the
ranks of these last organisations. If the
canvass had been conducted upon the
politics Of the country mono other than
the Republican party could have come
within mile of beng successfal. The
vote last fall in Saline county, on Gov
srnor, stood $40 Republican to 1s9
Democratic. So our statement that the
Peoples ticket was not nominated upon
political issues but for the best interests
of Saline county becomes apparent.
The nominees of last Saturday are .
very fair set Of men still We take de.
cided exceptions to some of Thorn, and
to past acts of some of them. wo can
point TO certain Of them who are politi
cal tricksters, who this year labor with
the faction they are with now, the nexl
shout voeifsrously for our faction, and
the year alter side again with the othe,
misunderstanding for the sake o.
ONCE. Such mon are David Beebe and
C. E. Faulkner, the FIRST nominated in
Saturdays ticket for county clerk and
the other tor treasurer. Rev. Mr.. Boyn
ton who is the nominee upon that ticket
for representative, came here six months
ago - officiating pastor OF the N. E
church in this city. Mr.. Tbos. J. Going
nominated for sheriff, lacks tho qualifi
sations for that Office and no doubt viii
be defestsd by the efficient incumbent
J. ". Russell. ,Itl,5r
In last Saturdays convention sevsra
gentlemen were betrayed after bein.
promised positions years back. TIL
convention knew that the people ha.
spoken in their convention and it mad
its nominations with the view Of having
them elected, and throw aside pas
pledges. The consequences is that mum
bsrs are throwing their influence in "a
vor Of The Peoples ticket. They wer
"sold," and they feel it
In contradistinction 10 the People
ticket. The nominees of this ticket m
men tried and true, and the people vii
do their duty if they elect them.
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NsrAsExs.-Hon. u. J. Parrott, for
merry Dialogue in Congress from the
Territory q Kansas, be- been noninassd
BY the Rspshlicaas q Issvenworth. fos
Reprsseatativs. and Col. G. r Jsnnison,
for Senator. TAonas 2. Fsaloa = ths
Democratic candidate ~ Rslssaso1a1fvs
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In - i1ae 81 to-day: we giw place % the Demo
cratic ticket pat in nosnst;oa ON saiure>v last Oet
til lS7l We DO this because they have rxpr Pub
isAeS, beaArs desire also ehrouicie
SFspssre either Of business political sssai6csnce
but know souAe Ct taers to be men of ability and
eelent business cspacity There Is s another reas-
on why comply with she re,tNes; to tsu6lish and
Shas b there may be who ,iesre throw AWAY
seir Democrats and 20 such we commend the
tiekef 1here Is however OCT tniRS the cannot be
eessfuily charged upon the ticket, tId yst is thai
they are cliee seekers. 80
Such are the comments Of the Sslins
Herald, professedly republican organ,
which ha. had more, by it. writings and
suggestiDas, 10 do with the organisation
of the democratic ticket than any indi.
vidual on tho democratic party. The
Herald t. voluntarily the organ Of de-
mocracy Of Saline county. ..:
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TIE trial Of DR.. Medlicott charged
nth poisoning Of Ruth, at Lavreaca.
some months ago, commenced last Tues
day.ss 6ssstt bat sthe end 10 net yst
Some vsey damaging testimony hs bssn
o6srsd aeainst Dr.. Msdlicott and baf
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II ~ a. . auecial eleesi1 NM hrt66
Usssaeey BE sseh say ~ osts o. IN
IL 49, - answhs ysssesE,so. 49,:
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R0a suPr o. PusLEo INSTRUCTION
y1di JOHN FOSTER.
Anno,sncomsnt.

.ET Announcements ~zH
Hsvfnx bees solicited bS many friends become
candidate Cor H. olke> ~ COMFY eomnissisusr iron
he ed esEn.,ssionsr dissE,sl, hereby alaouscs my
&c. ..-1l9f g HkSky MILLER.
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OUARTERMAsTRR's OFFICE, UNITED
~ STATES ARMY.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 8, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate will be re-
ceiyed at this office until 12 O'CLOCK NJ on MONDAY,
May 1871, fer the delivery OF nteen 90 cords OF
merchantable hard Wood, at each OF the Following
named National Cemeteries, viz =
Annapolis. Nd; Culpeper, Va; City Point Va.
Danville Va Fredericksburg, Va; Fort HaTrisons
Va Glendale, Va. Cold HaTbOr Va, the last three
near Richmond, Va Poplar Grove, Va, Peters
burg, Va. Richmond, Va, Staunton, Va; Seven
Pines Va. winchester. Va; Hampton. Va York
town, Va. ;NewberD, N. c.; Raleigh, N. G. Sails
bury, N, G. and Wilmington, N. O.
The Wood to be delivered In such quantities and
at such times asthe Suparntendents ut each OF the
Cemeteries may respectively desire.
Forms for proposals furnished upon appllcatlon
TO this office. HENRY G. HODGES,
466t Major and Quartermaster U. S Army.
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DIED.

BROOKS On the 4th instant, CARRIE MONROE,
youngest daughter Of Rev. E. g. Brooks, d. D., In
the 2lst year of her age.
Funeral services at the Church OF the Messiah,
Locust and Juniper Streets on Thursday afternoon,
at O'Clock. Interment at Mt. Auourn Boston,
Mass.
HUGHEs.-April 8, at 71E A. NJ, WILLIAM F.
HUGHES, Esq.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
JoREs.-On the 4th instant, M AGGIE EDGAR, daugh-
ter OF Daniel X. and Annie e. Jones, aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday after
noon, at O'Clock, from her parents residence, No.
1929 n. T wentieth 1treet.
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+ AIDES HUMAN HAIR EMPORIUMi
No. 8. TENTH Street.

Having opened new aud splendid store for the
accommodation OF the ladies who desire hne HAlk
WORK the best talent that can be procured Is en-
plOyed in this line OF business, who have had Twelve
Years experience In France and Germany making
up all the various designs of HAIR FROM COMB
INGS, which some have the presumption TO claim as
their inventions. =. =, ~, !, -, -, ,,,.o,.ve.
The ability OF MISS WEEKS "a Helk DRESSING
s acknowledged by ar lists in tue business % stand
unriyailed "a 1sWa6tl @, +. WEEKS.
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THERE Is NO ARTICLE IN MATERIA-MEDI which
supersedes Castor OIL, Magnesia, or Salts equal to
HELMBoLD'S CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS for purgng
from the system all superhuous and w0rn-out mat
ter. For Billousness, Oostiveness Sick or Nervous
Headache, etc., they are unequalled, as they cause
neither nausea or gripping palms. after which purify
and make New Blood by using HELMBoLDs SARsA-
PARILLA.
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MAYERs-AIKNs.-On Thursday, March 30, by
the Rev. Robert G. Matlack, Mr.. JAMES B. MAYERs
to Miss MARY Atkins.
SCoTT-FILER.-On the 2oth OF December, 1870, at
Altoona, Pa, by the Rev, II. M. Wallace, Mr..
CHARLES Fl. SCOTT, OF New Republic OF Mexico, to
Miss SUE NJ. Filler, OF this City.
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PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT

&s :" OVA AOA 414O14 IL es4u Z x44oIIh4 i,
Have Just received
new lot of Satin Plaid Nainsooks
Soft finish Cambrics, Victoria Lawns Nainsooks
Swiss Muslins, Al GA, 8-4 French Muslins,
India Twill Long Cloths, Piques, etc.
Tucked muslDs for infants dresses
Tucked musins for yokes and bodies.
Imitation OF Tuck muslin, fine quality at 62kc. a
yard.
Marseilles quilts $3.50 to $40, much under regular
prices. Honeycomb and jacquard quilts.
Bargains in Table Linens.
Heavy POwer-LoOm Table Linens.
"a, IA, S.4 Beached Table Damasks.
Best makes Shlrtlng Linens at less than regular
prices
Napkins and Doylies very cheap
800 dozen Towels, bought for cash. very cheap.
Heavy Huck Towels l21z, IA, 16, Is, 20, 25, sic.
Damask Towels, 25, 2S, 81, SS, 80, So, 621s, 75c.
Best makes Shirting, Plllow-case and Sheetng.
Mustps at the very lowest market prices.
Black Silks-a new lot bought for cash, cheap.
Good Black Silks, sl'26, $3.50, sl'76, s2, S2'12H,
Black Apacas, 81. Sly, 40, 49, so. O2JG, rs, s7o.,
and 81.
Plaid Poplins, 2s and Bic. per yard.
Pacific Percales, new STYLES.
Ladies' and ChdTens Hosiery.
Gents English Half-hOse 25c. per pair.
Childrens English hose, extra length.
Ladies' Balbriggan hose, extra lengths.
PRICE q WOOD,
s1W N. W. cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-05

OAKFoRD, Continental Hotel, has opened an ele
giant assort ment of Ladies', Chdrens, and Infants
trimmed and untrmmed Hats.
Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-05

For OYSTERS always FRESH, FAT, AND INVITING, y
Stewed, Steamed, Roasted. PaDned, Broiled, Fried,
and Raw go to Leach's, northeast corner Ninth and
Chesnu5 Half peck steamed oysters, 25 cents.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-05

THE BEST AND SUREsT REMEDY In the world 10
all diseases with which children afflicted durn
the process OF teething is Mrs. WNsLow's sooTH
INC SYRUP.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-05

SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams, etc. The
cheapest heathiest, and most delicious food in the
world.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-05

To INSURE HEALTH AND PROPER DIGESTION you
should use HELMBOLDs CATAwBA GRAPE PILLss
They are composed of Fluid Extract Rhubsrb and
Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Juice. They excite
digestion, nourish and invigerate the system, and
purge out all the humors that grow and ranke in
the blood. HELMBoLD'S SARSAPARILLA makes New,
Fresh, and Healthy Blood, and Beauties the Com
pleXion