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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23
THE INDIAN SCARE.

There seems to be mania for circulating
reports Of Indian atrocities and outrages
prevailing this spring. Ever and anon our
ears are startled and our blood chilled with
a fighly-wrought sensation story, detailing
the slaughter Of one Or more Of our race by
BY the murderous redskins, TO be followed In
q few days BY All item IN the columns Of the
press contraslicting tile same, setting our
minds at rest and giving Us q breathing
spell during which to prepare TO listen to
another tale of horror and blJodshed. The
late reports Of the murder of agent Simmons
anu Ills fellow travellers is tile latest case IN
point. For several days thepeople were in =
state OF fearful suspense anxiously waiting.
vet har.ly daring to hear the dread tale Of
bloc IL butchery which sent the devoted
travellers beyond tile reach OF human aid. aud
scarcely daring to1lope that the intelligence,
tp all appearance SD strictly authentic. should
after ILL. be tho mere creation OF heated
in ayinatioil, or worse still, wiful and di-
rect falsehood. 10 the lovers of the sensa-
ti,naI such reports may be source OF graf
ificatioi, but Those who have dear friends Of
cherished acquaintance exposed to the
dangers Of frontier lie can hardly find aEy
thing to crafty 81 please the senses in tlis
recital Of deeds Of savage deviltry in which
tlote friends may. perhaps, be the sufferers
The constant reitcratioil OF these reports q
Ii,li.i, depreciation and outrage are also cal
culated to lrll our people laho are exposed
to the dan gers and excitement, OF border Life
to n security which may perhaps terminal
fatally w them. for these constant excite
,ncnts only tend to relaxation Of the Wig
lance necessary to be observed wilen 81
enemy really appears. Willie nil are sensibl'
oftIe exquisite feeling d relief Vt hearing 9
the escape Of friends from surrounding dan
ger, the friends Of our Brave Pioneers would
we are certain. much rather pursue the ever
tenor OF their way untronbled by the pllan
toms Of fear raised by these incredulou
stories. Let these false alarms cease.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

~ Peterson's ,gagazise for November is on
good number, even fcr:this rst-class lady's book.
The principal Steel Plate, "A Game Two Can
Play At" is from an original picture, and is a
capital illustration of Of the best sto-
ries we have read for months. promi-
nent feature Of this Magazine il it's copyright
Novelties, two of which appear in this number,
"Lindsay's Luck" by Fanny Hodgson, and
Bought With A Price" by Mrs. Ann S. Steph-
ems, both very far superior to the continued sto-
ries to be found in magazines generally. Bat, as
cotcsporary says. the stories, the fdshions, the pat
trRs, In short, ererykins In Rerson is the best Of
iis Kind The price of this Masazine too. is anotl-
er thing in its favor. 1t is but Two Dollars A
Year. The Prospectus for 1873 is published with
this number, and we find that the prices to Clubs
astonishingly low. viz, three copies for $3.50.
with . superb Mezzotint 16 inches by 2O).
"CHRIsr WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM" to the
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copy of this popular Magazine. Address CHARLES
j. PETERSON, sos Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

u The Republican majority in Pennsylvania
is over 1000. This X pretty much of a dampcr
upon the Liberal howl Of "Frand!' They all
conceded Republican majon:yOf four or five
thousand'in Philadelphia, where they claim the
fraud was committed. But if the whole vote of
Philadelphia were thrown ont, the majority wonld
still be 5000. Pittsbnrg and the whole Of ALE
ghany County could then be thrown out also,
leaving majority Of 5000 in the "rural dis
tricts." 1t is a sad word, but the only one that
will express the situation, aud that word must
be used-the Liberals in Pennsylvania are badly
"scoOped."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
"TRlUMTm IN THE ARR

The sound Of the Late triumph in the Maine air is
u ringing and clear like the cans Of steel bell tn
midnight air. that Mr. ]. j. Osborn has handsomely rrn
iered ii into fine campaign song. which find M tn
Gazette. rs follows:
Oh. don't you hear the music
OF the Union boys a.ainf
THERE'S triumph In the air listen,
Way dow n in Maine.
CGo.us-wait for November
Wait for November,
Wait for November,
And well triumph again.
There Burlrigh. Frye and Hcrsey,
With Hale and Speaker Blaine.
Are the leaders in the "trumph''
Way down IN Nagv< ~ = -
Wait .or NoScaaber. &c.
No Grecirycratic Kimbsu -
With triumph sp thr brain.
Should run 'gainst Gov. Perham
Way DOWN in Maim..
Wait for November. &c.
Hurrah for Grant and Wilson.
For Greeley's "on the wane
And the tidal wave" Is roln: up
Way down in Maine.
Wait for November, &c.
Yes. wait for next November Jth,
Our heroes We II sustain.
And well triumph the Union boys
Way down in Maine.
Visit for Novcni'-r &c.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Spuas sf the Campaign.

>>|>"'''.'->''|'''1>
GRANT AND WILSON,
Ar YaHkss 4QedG"
- a. .h.pt the fame Sf Grapt
Inc ns. !. bup,,rvi aejds
inS ueC. In .nrrrSdeN
WnS nssS Set. 4. css.a snd sr~af
Our Chiea =. = n rcnmunion
ANA ~ 49, W,;i.on :. bis mate
haSe en1ss. - 80 ~. Ijoion
10 ne'P ~"
cHoRus
Then Join me t9fnrS mo Iscn A'o"s'
F0 Grant and wison faiIy;
With rousug scng tneu Ptase PsosnS
From every NH ana valley
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
"wHArI kNow,AsSrr THE sExrm

II :6--s- 49, s---
A cAAleAIGS soSG.
Au--Lins. SsicnJug~.
Ny friends and have talked it o'rr.
And are agreed To strive no more.
Well 20 for Grant and Wilson too
And leave Grztr BrowH and Greeley bl..!
CnoRus.-Now Huzzai Hands and feet.
Grant and Wilson can't be heat.
Opossum boys In full retreat.
That's what I know about the beet.
oh. Greeley wants to Frnt the farm
Of :. Uncle Sam single term:
The people say 1t sin'tt ta let
To help to pay the Rsssa debt.
Now huzxa : &C..
Wen give another lease TO Grant.
Because he pays and Greeley can't
And Wilson's goal il Grant should die.
But-Brown Is bad SECURITY.
Now huzza, &c.
When Jonathan was I'm distresa,
Grant led him through the Wilderness,
And when he got old Jeff In tow.
Twas Greeley let the traitor 90!
Now huzza Sc.
Ulysses at the race this fall
Will trot with Harry ROUND them all
The Greeley Humbug cad in smoke
oh, won't it be the richest joke
Now huzza. &c.
Then Brown will have another spree,
For rum and he do well gree.
And Hrrace write bs0k to treat
On what know about my beat!'
Now huzza,- Hands and feet.
Grant and Wilson can't be heat.
Opossum boys in full treat
Is all know about the beat.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
STATE OfKANsAs. lss
DoxIPHAS C0SBTY, d"

noHrs.S CssaTr C1A' {ss.
ne State Of Esssss, h eRb WAsss 0ese Presents shaa
Csas-GSssfinS:
X NOW YE Thst L Ssmnei Msquiken. Sheriff Of Don
n iphan County, Kansas By virtue of suth0sty In me
veseed do By this Proclanos gse public notcs thst
the Tuesday succeeding est Aopasy In November A.
D. is7a there win h.ad General Election and the a.
st that time tJbe .ehosen follows t0-wit
Thrss Represent akes b csexTsa sGoversas. Lieu
sesstsy Il State Audits. Of st.te.
Treasurer Of State Attorney General Justice sf the
SupreDe Court State Supefntendent Of Public Instruc
tioa. Senator frum District No. l. PrsSste Jsdge
CIerk Of the Dstrct Court Ceunty Superintendent ol
Public Isstrueoa Coupey Attorney Judge cf the Dis
tr Ceurt for the Sesnad Judicial District ave Eecsoss ol
President and Of the United State. Men
sr q the Ho.se ef of The Lsgisl.ss fu
Dtsexiets No l. No anA No.
AsA ysses q eeetsss s id seers vim be received d
tAs pslls q esch Heeti.n Disssies b sid County
There yin also be subuitssd % the eeeeos ke prsvps
toas n psuhibt stHck fs runnisx af large within te
eosnds sf Dosiphsn CSusty and ell the Por Farm
he County and purehess sB0sher with the proceeda
In vftness whsreel have heseupts sef y hasd ut ny
shee q rrcy insad County tha iith day Il Octobes
seti7ua Sheriff q Doniphsn County Ksasaa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

FIXING THINGS UP.-The men who command
ed the delegates of the piece Of a Convention mp
stairs in the Court House how to vote and who
to nominate, are not exactly happy. Even be-
fore the Convention assembled, they offered to
sell out Boney Wool if the friends of one of tho
candidates would remain in the Convention and
submit to the contemplated outrages. The servile
obedience Of Prof. Cages friends in the Conven-
tion, is no protection to that candidates inter-
ests; for the same men have been to prominent
Liberal with the proposition. that If he will Sc
cure the nomination of the Liberal Convention
for himself for County Superintendent, and have
the Convention endorse Price for the Senate, they
will enter intot the arrangement, and let Gage slide
They are now scheming to frighten Rev. Bowman
off Of the track for Probate Judge, in order to
take MP man who is supposed to influence more
votes, and those votes Liberal. As their big gun
said, II told them it would not pay ms to try to
buy up that id Methodist influence"
So it goes. After having their Convention all
their own way, and the Convention making GER
tain nominations, one or two men propose to sell
them ont or shove them off of the ticket, for 2ur
poses Of their own. Every other candidate must
be sacrificed, if need be, to secure Prices election.
We wonder how many Republicans in this Coun-
ty will endorse such doingsf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

" awe have no grand fzzles," was the asscr-
tion contained on poster sent ont by the Liberal
State Central Committee. There was deal of
truth in it. Their izzles have generally been ex-
ceedingly small.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

10. o. F.-The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
of Kansas held its annual session at Topeka, last
week. The Order is in q. fourishirfg condition
throughout the State. The following officers
Martin, of Junction City, Grand Master; L. J.
Dallas, of Baldin City, Deputy Grand Master;
Sidney S. Smith, of Columbus, Grand Warden;
Samuel F. Burdett, Of Leavenworth, Grand Sec
retary; James S. Grow, Of Leavenworth, Grand
Treasurer; Fred. Speck, Of Wyandotte, Grand
Representative 10 the Grand Lodge of the United
States.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
GRANT. WILSON. AND SUCCESS.

The long roTl sounds from rocky Maine
To CALIFORNIA; slopS-
II echoes over lake and plain.
And bears r nations hope;
The wstchwo, ~starts from countleas hearts
That ready IA nd 10 baess
And one glad cry geesnp the sky
Grant, wil,on, and success.
The nations pulse beAts drm md true.
The country cry sings clear-
The banner Of the HoyA In Blue
II listed far and near.
The ballot take the bnhet's place;
Again the land they save:
Once more the laurs1S Of the rsee
Above hero wave. =
A soldier true. statesman tried
Ring out esAi eIstious name;
Grant stands With W iissn By his side.
And both our homage claim.
The long roll ssunds fF6m Rocky Maine
T0California- -sislope.rc.s5
4 II eckss~vvee lahRGsA ps.i.s-
AsA bears the sstiou'shoes. -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

= P. I. b. Ping n lawyer of Southern Kansas,
was severely injured, the other day; His initials,
being too heavy for the balance Of his name, tip
ped him mp against the ceiling, and battered the
top of his head.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

II "Cnrtin to the 'front.'" is what the Gree
lcys exclaimed, when tho great whiskey destroy
cr took the stump against Hartranft. The Penn
sylvania Republicans have dropped the Curtin.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

First Representative Dtstfact.
Ten legally elected Delegates Of Iowa and Wolf
River Townships, comprising two-thirds Of the
entire delegation, met in this plsce, on Wednes-
day, and placed in nomination J. H. Long, OF
Wolf River, for Representative of the First Dis
trict Mr.. Long 10 ono of the oldest and best cit
izeus of Wolf River Township, and oneofth truest
Republicans. He should be elected, as ne believe
he will be, by decisive majority.
On the same day, Martin B. Bowers, Of White
Cloud, was nominated for the same position, by
the remaining five delegates, Cipeluding M Bow
ers himself,)to whose numbers had been added
two DEBATED candidates for Delegates from Wolf
River Township. Mr.. Bowen is carpet-bagger,
who has resided in the County but little over the
time required to gain citizenship. His home is in
Brown County, where he expects to return next
Spring. He moved to White Cloud, for the pur-
pose of getting the contract for building the now
school-house; and when that is done, he will
pocket his profits, return home, and leave the peo-
pie to pay the taxes aud foot the bill. Before he
had gained residence in the County, lie Was
scheuing for the nomination as Representative.
There is no doubt as to his Republicanism; but
there are men in the District who ars equally
good Republicans, whose interest are in the Dis
trict, and who have been there long enough to be
acquainted with the wsnts Of the people.
But the greatest objection to Mr.. Bowers, is the
fact that he received the noninatiou - the price
of his trrachery to friends Who confidcd in him.
There were two parties in the recent primary
elections. One party carried the election by vote
of three to one, and could have done better by n
little effort. Mr.. Bowers' nsnA was on their tick
ct, with his knowledge and consent. He knew
the differences existing between tho two parties,
and uttered not a word to indicate that he was
not heartily with them, haew. as well as
man could know, what thS majority Indicated,
and what was the will Of those who elecfed him.
Yet the polls were scarcely closed before he began
to give signs that he had deceived his friends,
when it was too late to retrieve the mistake.
Parties in Troy knew and boasted Of it, the next
day, that White Cloud was sold ON one of their
Delegates; and Mr.. Bowers' action, throughout
the Convention proved that they were wofuly sold.
He may try to explain away bis unaccountable
conduct; but whatever may have been his mo-
tives, he can nev.r convince the people that he
did not sell out for the sake of nomination; and
he can never n gain the confidence rcposel in him
one week ago. In November, the people of White
Cloud will whisper something to him that will
give him vivid idea Of the estimation they place
upon his conduct.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

THE ELECnONs.-The result of the elections,
last week, has not been materially changed by
later figures. Ohio stands about as reported.
Indiana elects Hendricks Governor by about 900
majority, add also elects the Democratic candi-
date for Superintendent of Public Instruction by
small majority. The balance of the State ticket,
the two Congressman at large, and the Legislature,
are Republican. Pennsylvania gives Republi-
can majority Of almost &c, 900. and the Rcpubli-
cans gain very largely in Congressman.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

~ Ross Paper complains that the Postmasters
in Kansas "pigeon-hole' it, in orlcr to keep its
brilliant arguments from the people. 1t is entire
" mistaken in the kind of hOle.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

The lafayette (Ind.) DsspaseA (Demoerstic)
confesses the defeat Of ffs party Ut the November
election, and hauls down ths names cf Greeley
and Brown.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

Y In Usage County, William Whistler is run
ming for ofice; in jefferson County, John Holler
is q candidate: ,wbile4i in QdhiphaA County, Asa
Hellow is ON the track.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

U We have long known,fhat tie women were
for Grant; therefore, We art not surprised to sec
the announcement in the papers, almost daily,
Bets for Grant" -o-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

is engaged in such . terribly nasty fight, perhaps
Il had better tesp its nose out until it 10 called
upon, unless 4 has . hankering for pohing its
nose into nasty places.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

When Cass was going home 70 Detroit, before
his defeat In 1879, John Van Buren, said, "they
were taking the body h0ms by the way Of Clevs-
land" They tcok Greeley home by the sams
route the other day.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

Il The New York Tibmne, the morning before
the Pennsylvania election, exhorted the Liberals
to force prompt count Of the vote. "Give them
time" it exclaimed, "to hear in Philadelphia
what is needed from them, to counterbalance the
majority with which Buckalew comes into the
city" and the necessary number would be forth
coming. Well, they got the count with prompt
ness that should satisfy them; but it was joke
on the Republican scoundrsls who were holding
themselves in readiness to commit the frauds,
when BuckaIew came mp to Philadelphia with .
majority fifteen Thousand less than nothing!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

a Thsddeas H. Walker is building him fine
residence, on the corner opposite the Capitol
Square, in Topeka You zee, be wants to be han.
dy to his business, when he is elected Governor.
Perhaps be can rent it to Osborn, and move ON to
one of his farms! n
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

y Posey County, Indiana, Eivn large Re-
publican gain. Even Hoopspols TO~hship can
not stomach Liberalism.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

II Mr.. Dunnock has been delivering lee
ture in Indiana. "Sermons in stones" !" is but an
other way of saying "a lecfdre by Dunnock."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

Y James F. Legate and C. r. Jennison have
been nominated for the State Senate, by the Re-
publicsns Of Leavcnworth County. It is report
Cd that they hired Anthony to abuse them in or
der to insure their nomination. and that they
have again hired him to keep it up, tomake their
election certain.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

" The Topeka hotels are serving their guests
wttA Ksasas brook tfuats Ihey are very good;
hut no thfs way, va call thsm cat-6sh. :
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

" The Liberals cannot cease rejoicing over
the result Of the Georgia election the only yicto-
ry they have gained since the formation Of their
party. 1t is quite appropriate fhst the State
containing the Andersonville prison-pen, should
give Liberal" majority equal to tho number
Of Union soldiers who were starved and murdered
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

II The Republican State Central Committee
have sent ont copy of scprected State Ticket,
with the names spelled sn& eyranged as they
should he on the uasius. Wcthk week insert the
ticket according to the sushofired copy. All the
papers should do the'ssme, and see that the bal
lots printed after tho Same, copy, in order to
avoid errors and confusion.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
MILLINERY
AND
DIRE IS n MAKIN g..

"Ou& eepeetfnlly annaunce 10 the Ladies' Il White
w Coud ssd vicinity that they viii during the present
seaena, carry the bnsineas OBJECTIONABLE of MfILIN-
ERY and DRESS MAKING, in all their depaFtments.-
Gcos in the Millinery line viii be kept constantly hand
and all work done promptly and in the .sst and best style
Tho favors of the ladies' respectfully collected
Cloud KansaA Feb. g. 1e72.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
The FrienA Of ~ OppresseA.

The Friend of the Oppressed.
A stronger would have been led to think, from
the way Judge Price beloved about it in the
piece Of Convention, Wednesday, that he was
the champion Of the weak and humble; that bis
whole soul Was bent upon seeing equa! snd exact
justice done to ALL Judge Price is great friend
Of free and untranmeled franchise-wbcn be 10
to be the gamer By IL. Let review little rem
iniscence.
Judge Price came out Of the army in 1864, for
the purpose Of running for the Senate, in the in
terest Of Tom Ewing, and sgainst Gen. Lane.
There was an open field. without Convention; |;
the Anti-Lape candidates for the Senate were
Price and Frank Drenning; the Lane candidates
were W. J. Orem, Of Wolf River, and J. T. Lane,
Of Iowa Point. There was really decided Anti
Lane majority in the County. In October, less
than month before the election, the Price Raid
occurred, and the people were called out en- masse.
While the Donipban County militia were camped
At Atchison, in IN open field, under a terrible
snow storm, Price made his appearance, for the
purpose Of delivering political harrangue. He
detained those soldiers there, in that storm, for
two mortal hours, declaring the Raid hum
bng, and advising the men to disband and 80
home, rs the whole thing was an electionecring
'n' A'."' nc na" MOI ceaseA 't0~A''s
over fifteen minutes, before dispatches came or
dering the militia to move without delay, as the
| rebel forces were near onr hor,l~r. The men did
move, heartily cursing the Price in front and the
Price in the rear Pap Price, and the Price who
| wanted "pap."
Shortly after the return If the mai:ia, the elcc
~ "''' !" ""n "''-"''. WIN =" '''''".'
80 .D," " '"'' '"' ~ NE was n'a'"'
'e'"..", 80" ,"o irS"'' "as' pr'""ns nao
.o"'"o'A"o '""''". ".e' "'e'"' "h''e 'rre
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

y statement recently went the rounis Of
the press, to the effect that. under late law of
Congress, the ballots for members Of Congress
must he deposited in a separate ,dx from that in
which the State and local tickets are placed.
This, is altogether, . mistake, for which there is
no foundation. The Congressmenz are voted for
on the same ticket with all the other candidates.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

- Gen. Hsrtranft wss singled oct - the OBJ
ject Of the Liberal, Democraaic, and sore-head
Republican abuse, in the Psaseyissaia canvass
and the people replied to Il BY giving him the
largest majority Of any candidate on the ticket.
Tom. osbsru has been nade . similar target in
this State. and the people vim make like res
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

DF. R. Ogg is candidate ON the Republi-
can ticket in johnson County. He is no croaker.
q Fanny Fern" the wife of James Parton,
died in New York, on the 9th inst.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

" Those purc "Reformers" in Pennsylvania,
John W. Forney, Andrew G. Curtin, Eli Slfer,
Titan J. Coffey, ct al, who undertook to defeat
the Republican State ticket, knowing that the
effect upon the nation would be to dishearten the
Republicans and elate the Democrats to such an
extent as to insure the election of Greeley, must
think, by this time, that this is not good year
for "reform."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Union Republican Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
ron yicE-rREsiDENr,
HENRY WILSON,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

For Presideatial Electors,
CHARLES II. LANGSTON,
JOHN GUTHRIE,
LOUIS WE'LL,
JAMES s. MERRITT,
WILLIAM w, SMITH.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

For Representatives In CoHgrsss,
DAVID P. LOWE,
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS,
STEPHEN A. COBB.