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Mail Trains Rulo with stsge for Rnlo:
Table Rock with for Pawnee City and at Tecumseh
with stages for Beatrice and of Midland Pacific r. 4
for Lincoln at Nursery Hill.
Dining Stations White Cloud and Table RocE.
Mail Train South connects at Atcson with trains for St
Louis and Kansas City, upon each side Of the river at
p. NJ; and b. & NJ. train for Chicago. at $40 p NJ also
connects ut Troy Junction with Mail ST. Jo d. {. r.
r., reaching St. Joseph at 100 T. NJ
Mail Train North Atchsnn with trains from
St Louis and Chicago and closely Truy Junction with
trains from ST. Jo for Hawatha Seneca Marysve Fair
bury. Meridian and beyond
Rnlo Accommodation South, connects ut Troy Junction
with trains the West for St Joseph and will connect
Atchison with trains for Topeka and wateryille.
Rulo Accommodation North, will connect at Atchson
with trains from Topeka and at Troy Junction with train
from St 10 gsing west
Freight Trains have way attached for the
dation of local travel
f.. FIRTH Supt. and Chief Engineer
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Constable Delaware. of white Cloud -xaa IN town
we learn that he got Oh this epe without being
~ayiaid by that fesorious Grrelev.
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-Pers'as desiring to offer special prenisns at the
FAN Fam viii let II Be known to the Secretary J. A. Oso
II The Premium List win BE- psbli.hed in few
daya
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Heakiag Of warm weather the last three days ol
A wee. pus TO shame those fellows who prophesied that
We would have cold Summer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-18

O1e Of the most active members the order Of Good
Teupacrs here. b gentleman named Bsekus II they
have got Baech 10 ssn the pledge their mission must be
about accomplished
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-18

BANNER Mris.-we last week neglected to call atten.
ton the Banner Mills Of Tracy Parker Of this place
These Mills have the reputation Of making the best -four
be had in the country and supply large portion Of
Northern Kanssa They wantto buy all the wheat they
can get for which they paw cash.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-18

remember that - penny saved b Pesny
'nefeiore go to Shepherds Drug Store for asy
thing you need In his line
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-18

&OSA 4 MONTH easily made with Stencil and
sD%eOV key-Check Dies Secure Circular and Sam
pies. free. :. NJ SPENCER Brattleboro Vt. julylsw4
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BOOK AGENTS

Now at work looking for book will mis- il IL
they do not at write for circulars Of the best selling
book published Extraordinary Diucement. offered. Pro
fits than double Outfit free. Address f. ".
REED. $50 Eighth ST.. New York. juy1swI.
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f. KorscH.-we take pleasure in calling attention
the advertisement Of Frank Kotsch. manufacturer Of
and Shoes He is of the Oldest citizens Of Troy
the oldest shoemaker in the County and Of the oldest
subscribers Of the Chief Added to ths he is No and
experienced workman, and aims to only such
work will bear inspection. Call and see him.
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

AGENTS. will pay yon $40 per week in cash. II you
will engage with AT ONCE Everything furnished aud
expenses paid. Address
jnlyIswI F. A. ELLIS & CO.. CHARLOTTE. MICH
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| HIGHLAND LODGE. l. O. O. F.-The following are the
officers Of Highland Lodge. No S. O. F. for the pres-
emf term: F. N. Unkefer n G.; Charles Casver " G.
A. p. Cpkefer, r s.; VIM. Hedher, Treasurer; =. J.
/ Cloae Repreaenfatve ~ Grand Iniee
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-18

We want to be correct in statements We learn.
since last issue that there two three Greeley
Republicans in Centre Township about the s.me
her in Wolf River. We are particular in making
this correction three votes are an important
item to that party in Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-18

A preacher Of the Soul Sleeper" persuasion has
pitched his wathena and is dscoursing his pecu
liar doctrine to all who will 60 and listen
Bridges viii sell Boots and Shoes reduced prices
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AGENTS wANTED-for the lives of
Grant! Greeley!
WILSON! BROWN!

And the leading of all parties Over 10 Steel
Portraits. Just the book wanted by the
where. Agents meet with wonderful Send for
Circular and territory Address ZEIGLER
MccURDY 500 North Sixth St, St Louis. Mo.
julyiswI
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-Rpassads Hoop Sktrta With hustle STACKED en-
b fo.sd Of ~ Dig Gesds Enpesi.n ef II z Hah Co
rhs lassss sayis. ~ deeiasdly prssay.
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fact that Bridges sells Baots and Shess lower
than You can buy them in Joseph Take the esA and
try him.
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NARRRAGE GtIpE-Tnterestins work numerous eners
vngs "a pages Price 50 Address Dr. Butts Dis
penaary. u North Eighth Street. ST. Loui No. See I'd
vertiseurnt e9febiy.
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- The ST. Joseph Daily Gazeffe comes to us in new
dress and with makeup. The Gasete is by far the
best Daily in St Joseph The only thing about t don
Ike ia its politics 1t is too Radical for eoes for
Greeley
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AGENTS.
s. n PETTENGILL CO.. 81 Park Row,
GEORGE p. ROwELL & CO.. 20 Park Row. are our only
authorized Advertising Agents in New York
SHEFFIELD STONE st. Louis.
Cook, CoBuKx Co. Chicago.
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We ran up 70 White Cloud. on Saturday and found
busincss there about the in Toythe streets full
Of teams and the merchants busy.
Somebody who in position tn know, reported that
bus,sess brush had revived and very active
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

,,swuw. I. o. o. F.
N WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. G. l. o. Of
O. r.. meets Odd Fellows Hall. second
story Of Van Buskrks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening O'Clock Brothers In good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
S. N PERRY, n. G.
(iEoRGg W. PIKE r. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. 81. l. O. o. F. meets every
Saturday night, in the Myers Closes Durg
Stare Highland Kansas S. +. AMSBURY, n. G.
W. TREvETT r. s
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30 see the new styles Of Hsts and Caps af n r
Fish Cos south west corner Of Pubic squas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-18

Shepherd has on hand number Of "childreas -
riAses" which he viii sell Cheap.
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MRs. wHrrcoMBs SrRur.-The great soothing remedy.
Price only 5 cents Gives the mother and health
to the child Sold by Druggists. See Advertisement.
29febly.
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tQ4Ra Phil. Kearney Post No. u Grand Army Of the
snAc@ Republic meets the first Tuesday evening Of
each month, at the City Hall, White Cloud
r. N. WILLIAMS, Post Commander.
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A Z q A M

A A. F. & A. NJ.
Xxx WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 7s. A. +. & A.
wv NJ. at their Hall. third story Of Weeks
Building the Levee. "Wednesday night before
the Full Moon In each month. and every weeks there
after. K NJ. WILLIAMS W. NJ.
{. W. SHREvE, Sec'y.
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for the 30 days. make for immense Fall and
Winter stock.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-29
The IIsnc stretch mt Abingdon.

Gen. Bowen was too unTell to
fill his appointment at Abingdon
on Monday, although he was pres
ent. Judge Houston however APP
peared for him and an admirable
speech he made. The Judge was
very pointed and mcthodical in his
style, and brought down the house
in frequent thunderS of applause.
In his own district he was defeated
for the nomination for Congress,
hut Gen. Bowen and many of the
people Of Washington would be
glad to cross the line and help him
in future engagement. He bids
fair to become one of the most eff
ficicnt stumpcrS in the valley.
Gen. Bowen is everywhere gree
ted as the noble hero he is. The
people Of Washington will round
mp for hin a majority which will
awake the hills of Southwest Vir-
ginia with its political music. He
desires TO visit the people in the
vicinity of Bristol and unless i'm
peritnely demanded elsewhere will
be here.
On Monday evening a Mr.. Mycr,
az ex-agent of the Treasury depart
mcnt Of Washington, represented
the interest Of the Grant party and
was very handsomely taken down
by one of Col j. T. CMmpbcll's
happiest efforts. We are sorry to
report our absence on the occasion,
hut such have been our accounts of
IL that we feel that weare loser
by the necessity which called
Us away.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
DEATH OF MRS. GREELEY.
The Horse Disease.

New YORK, Oct 30.+Onc hun-
dred deaths were reported yester-
day among horses. Nearly all are
affected.
1t is stated that fifty COWS have
died from the horse malady at Ea, t
Orange, New jersey.
Mrs. Horace Greeley died this
morning at the residence of Mr..
Alvin johnson. During the e G
ming Yesterday her symptoms were
Of such a favorable character as to
inspire some hopes of her recovery.
Such expectations, however, proved
mtounded, as she had two chills
during the night, after which she
was very easy until She ceased to
breathe at 4 4. NJ, passing away
peacefully without any perceptible
struggle. The funeral will take
place at DIR. Chapin's Church at
10 O'Clock Friday.
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Vote for Vim. b. Carter !


During the last few days VIC
have convcrsed with several gentle
men from Middle Tennesse, and
they assure us that a very great
change has taken place in favor OF
Mr.. Johnson. The sober second
thought of the people will in our
opinion elect him. At all events,
II NO had vote we would cast
that vote for johnson if every 9th
er man in Tennessee should vote
against him. Such an act would
he right and We HAD RATHER BE
RIGBr TEAS roPULAh tir
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Ready Reckouer 10
Dime Speakers, No. To II each, 10
Dime Dialogues. No. l to 10, each, 10
The Chicago Fire. -
Fisk-Stokes Tragedy, 25
Great Trunk Mystery, -
Life of Ed. Fl Ruloff, 25
Execution of john HanlOn. %
History of Miss Adeiine Fosbenner, %
Ladies' Guide To Beauty, %
Life of r. f. Lee, %
Hermit of the Chesapeake. 25
Richardson Mcfarland Tragedy, %
Alice Dunbar, the Female Horse
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Life of Adah Isaacs Menkin, the
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Life and Trial of Geo. Twitchell. 25
Borrowing Beauty, p
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Discoveries in Africa, so
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Straight TO the Gulf.

Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
is now open running through to Mer-
idian in II hours, making through
connections with trains from Jackson,
VickSburg. Shreveport, La, and all
points in Texas, and also for Mo
bile, New Orleans. Galveston. &c.
Through Pullman Silver Sleeping
cars will soon be placed on the road.
Special inducements offered 10 emf
grants. Shortest, most dircc: and
expedious route to Texas.
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Extraordinary Yield OF Barley.

Rev. j. X. Leonard of JonesviIle g,
Va, writes US the following which is
worth reading:
In 1870 became possessed of three
grains of Barley, which were planted
the Goth of November. It did not
however come up until spring and then
only two grains terminated, which
yielded four thousand one hundred
and sixty eight grains. In 1871 /
planted it in ordinary fertile ground
which yielded TWO aud half bushels.
| have sown il, and with it's present
prospect, promises n corresponding
yield. Why not Nirginians raise Bar
Low
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The energy exhibited by j. c.
Stanton Of the A. & G. r. Il. sur
passes anything which has been ex-
hibited in the railway history of the
South. Through a forrest of OBJ
staclcs he has run his railroad until
now the greatest stream OF through
travel in the South, will be passed
and rcpassed over it in spite Of ri
val lines Of any kind whatever. 1t
is the finest road and shortest line
between Chattanooga and New Or
leans.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-29

FRIENDS of the First Tennessee
District! You can never move 4
wheel without the aid of your un-
ion friends. DO you intend on
Tuesday next to serve a notice on
them that you intend TO put them
down as soon as they shall have
helped YOU mp Defeat Andy John
son and every union man will I'M
dcrstand it,
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PASTORAL LETTER.
4 he Bishop eE Tcnnrscc APP
points "a Day Of En9eTc q ssi0n.

Receiving communication from the
Rev. w. +. Bullock. the secretary of
the venerable society for the prnpaga-
ton of the gospel in foreign parts,
bringing tC his notice the proposal of
the society to observe Friday, the 10th
of December next, as a day OF inter
ccssiOn to the Lord of the harves for
an increased supply of missions, the
Right Rev. Bishop Quintard, of Ten.
neSssee, responds to the cOmmuni-
cation in pastoral letter, which is as
follows:
feel quite sure, my dear brethren,
that this suggestion of the Venerable
Society will find a cordial response
from all, and ] hereby appoint. for the
Diocese of Tennessee, Friday in the
Advent Ember week, December 20, A.
ID. 1872, as special day of prayer and
intercessiOn for an Increased supply of
missionaries. Surely, bretheren, when
we consider the impietv which stalks
abroad through our own land; the ir-
Irregularities an offences which have
rent the Church of Christ. to the dis
honor of Gods holy name; when we
consider the small number of men
w ho consecrate themselves 10 the SER
vice of the altar. and the stinted way
in which the missions of the church
are maintained: how the blrssed light
of Christ's Gospel is hidden from sew
en- hundred millions of heather people
We should cry nightly unto God. We
should agoniZe in prayer, we should
plead with Him to take iniquity from
the midst nf us; TO restore to His holy
religion tho luster and the beauty of
former days; to eXtinguish hatred and
revenge, and make innoc' nee and pi-
ETY. to flurish anew. We should plead
with Him to raise up fit persons to
serve in the sacred ministry of the
church, men who will take their lives
in their hands and give up soul and
body to the work of regcneratirg the
world. o my bretheren, how can we
be satisfied without such an Outpour-
ing of the Holy Ghost rs will enable
us, through the power of God, to turn
the world TO the obedience of Christ
How can we be satisfied, nay, how
shall we stand before Christ's judg-
ment seat, unless We strive in fasting
and prayer, i'm work and worship, 10
10 all that lieth in us 10 proclaim the
Gospel, that 1t may, like sea of
glory" be ''spread from pole to pole?n
My hope is that the House of Bish-
ops viii set forth service TO he used;
but should that venerable body deem
il best to leave it i'm the hands iudi-
vidual Bishops. shall my self in due
time, In accordance with the canon,
set forth form of prayer 10 be used
ON the day designed. / am yours.
faithfully,
CHARLES ToDD QUINTARD,
.-s-o Bishop OF Tennessee.
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October 29th, 1872.
The following programme has been
arranged for the exercises to take
place at the Fair Grounds. on Thurs.
day and Friday. the 9TH and 9Th No
vember:
THURSDAY.
LIST. The gates will be opened to
the public at 9 A. II.
Cd. FIRST RACE-Peemium 5000.
For horses that have never beaten
$50; 500 to the first horse, $50 to
the second. and $40 to the third.
81. RUNNING EAcE-Threc or
more to start, for best two in three /;
half-mile heats Society purse ofs50
Entrance fees to be added to Society
purse, and two thirds Of whole sum
to be paid to winner. and One-third
to be paid to second best,
4th. THIRD RACE-Premium $3.50
For horses owned in Virginia since
LIST June, 1872. that have never beat
en- 2.4j; $40 to first horse, $40 to
second, $40 to third.
9Th. PoNY RAcE-For best pony
ridden by lad under l6 years of age
the horsemansEip also to be cOnSid-
cred Premium, $40 to first, s. 10
second best.
1st, The gate will be opened to the
public at A. n.
2nd. Tournament at 10 A. NJ. So
ciety premiums. 4 pair of siirrup-
irons of Virginia workmanship. to
successful knight, and fine bride
bit Of Virginia make, to the second
knight. In addition to the Society
premiums. Mr. W. r. Mnsser of
Campbell offers stand Of Italian
bees, worth $25. to the succ' ssfuI
knight.
Sd, Presentation. by Hon Thomas
S Bocnck, of the prize obtained py
the " Home Guard" at the late Fair,
and drill by the compan-
4th THE GREAT RACE.-Premium
$3.50; 5000 to first. Sl00 to second, and
$50 to third horse. Additional Premi-
um by Messrs. Elliott Il Jones, OF
Lynchburg, to the fastest horse, of
500.
The Executive Committee have rca-
son TO believe that other interesting
trials of speed will take place duri g
these two days, as it is expected that
horses from Richmond, Petersburg,
CulpeppeT and Danville will he on the
ground. OF these trials ofsi'e d, furth-
er notice will be given when the entries
are made.
JUDGES. &C. Fl. Lynch, ?. ]. Otey,
w. 0 Owen, G.. A. Nichols. d G. i.
Brady. w. H. Hall, T. &. s Furguson,
J. NJ. Preston, f. II. Robertson, J. p.
w. Read.
FEES FOR ADMISSION. EACH DAY.
For persons over 10 years of age. soc.
For persons under Is years of age, 25c.
g3r No privilege of admission TO
Life or Annual Members, or to Off
GERS of the Society.
The railroad regulations rs TO pas
scngeIs attending the exercises at the
Fair Grounds on the 9TH and ST. of
will be the same rs those
for visitors TO the late Fair; that is,
tickets will be given ut full rates, mark
cd good to return ;" but such return
tickets must he accompanied by a GER
tificate of attendance from the Secre-
tary of the Agricultural Society.
BY order of the Executive Com
mittee.
JNo. THOS. SMITH.
Oct. SLIT Chief Marshal.
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hHHGI DED ALL I COULD TO
KEEP YOU OUT, AND THEN
70 GET YOU OUT--AmdrcD
J0haeon at Bristol.
DIsCusslOyAT ABINGDON.

On yesterday at Abingdon senator
Johnston made an able speech in Ea-
vor Of Greeley. Colo Ro W Hughes
then spoke for an hour and half. lie
WAS very severe on Greeley beause of
his former severity TO the South said
lie was hot now friendly to the negro.
In reply ty the charge Of Inconsistent
cS which had been made against him
{ T having abandoned the democratic
party he took tic ground that it had
ceased to exist as party and that its
dissolution left him free to excise his
judgment in choosing his new party
association. In this Colo. Hughes
Inistates the case. He has been crit
icised for having placed himself in a
hostile attitude to all of his former
{ end who have as general rule been
true to each other in their misfortune.
ulSe Houston OF Botetourt replied in
a speech Of considerable force to Col.
Hughes and seemed to please the
crowd greatly. His speech was better
calculated TO create enthusiasm in
eide the conservative party than TO
make converts 10 TO 1t.
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FELLOW CITIZENS OF TENNESSEE 9.
LET IT NEVER BE SAID THAT ANDY
JOHNSON CAN OUT DO YOU IN MAG
HAKIMITY. VOTE FOR HIM on
TUESDAY NEXT, THOUGH YOU TOO
SHOULD BRING DOWN on YOUR HEADS
IMPEACHMENT FOR 1T.
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The greatest Rant Of

The greatest want Of the present
age is men and wumcn, healthy and vIg
orous in mind and body The continued
headaches, weaknesses. nervou ;ness, aud
varying ailments which affiict women
are generally the result of imperfect ac-
ton Of the stomach and other vital or
gaus. DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR Buffers. being composed
entirely OF vegetable substances indigo
mus g Galif'rei7. nay h. ,gtep vrh
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-29

ANDY JOHNSON says that he tried
TO keep lis out and, failing in that,
he tried to get us out. Many a
chivalrous and magnanimous Ten
nessean will try to get Andy out
on Tuesday next.