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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

The Harrisburg State JourhM couples TIor
ace Greeley and John W. Forney together,
denouncing them both as enemies to the Re-
publican party. The truth is that the Repub-
lican party in Pennsylvania has ceased to ex.
Isl for any other purpose than to register the
decress of Cameron and to keep in place the
creatures who compose the Treasury Ring
Amy man who has Sufficient manhood to assert
his independence must expect to be read out
of the party.-Ldncaster Iatsitigencer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

IL commenting upon the political events OF
Wednesday week, the New York Post says:
"Had the enemies of the President appointed
last Wednesday day for concerted and dam
aging attack upon ms administration, or to or
ganize for the defeat OF his reelection, they could
not have accomplished half much as his self
constituted friends, Important movements were
made by the Liberal Republicans, which show
that they earnest in the effort to give the Gin
cinnati movement character and influence. But
the enemies OF t.lat movement did more i'll one
day to help II, than its ablest managers could
have done in a month";"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
Ae.e llst,utats.

N Ul0lRFoRD COLLEGIATE lNkTl.
~ yT, ADAMS. JEFFEkSON COUNTY,
;~fir1t elaqe Boarding School for Ladies and
cns!SsS& sn 0H9 saslag courses in Classic; eci-
Etxr'nStmr co!leee: EUROPEAN TEACH EN-. OF
lN-rn MENTAL MUSIC. Fine oppo!tuniti,s
I" "i Faintine and Drawing. Unexcelled advNn.
= n all branches. Teachers Of experience and
abb II, In every decsrtn ent. Location HEALrHFuL
; ;;nd AccssskSHLS Fotssts,cgIs Or ist2r~at.o? I'd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18
RANCE.

Court-martal at Versailles yesterday sentenced
two communists to death and two others to I'M
prisonment for life. Legislative committee con-
clu,led their Investigations with regard to the sur
render o. Metz and made report which is kept
secret
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

A GENTS WanteA.-Agsnts make more money
-. At work for " thaA st anything else. BusiD ess
SON Co.. Siss Art PsSliskeys. Portland. Maine.
TT g a.loao Co., NY -lse Glen 0zoO No asest,.
~' Nsnes Of patrons In - States in Circular.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-18

a.. P. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PRopglE coR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

This morning. in company with c. L. Hus-
sey, Esq, behind his feet Lishtfoot, we were
driven to the new water mill of Cover, Maloy
& Bowne's, located mile north of the city linn
its, on the Smoky Hill river. The workmen
were busily engaged inside and out. preparing
for grinding. A little leakage Of the dam Just
north of the mill has caused some delay and the
proprietors are now building stone piers there
to prevent future breakages. As soon as they
are completed every thing will be in shape to
commence operations. The mill contains three
run of stone and two water wheels of seventy
horsepower. The build ns is thirty-two by for
ty-six feet, three stories high and built i'm the
most substantial style. Judging by the speci-
mems OF workmanship about, we would say
that only first-class mechanics have been en-
pl0yed. The dam seems to be immovable and
high water, nor any amount Of pressure from
other sources, can wash it away. Quite clus-
ter Of small buildings have been erected in the
vicinity and all the buildings together make a
nice little hamlet. We look upon this new mill
enterprise rs of vast importance to our county.
Water-power must take the place Of steam in q
country supplied with limited amount of fuel
There il no doubt that the Smoky Hill abOunds
with plenty of excellent mill sites.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Mr.. Nelson Herrin, from whose letter We are
enabled, by an extract published upon our sec
ond page, to furnish our readers with lively
contrast of Eastern weather to Kansas climate
and Temperature, was in our county some
months since. and while here became in
terested, with Mr.. G. j. p. Oaks, in larg
amount of ::lands on Dry creek, few miles south
west Of the city. lie had designed to return
ere this but sickness of his father and severe
weather retains him at home, at HOulton. Me.
He designs erecting in our city, the preFent sea
son, large, fine residence and stone business
house.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

We have no vu6oese tsle 70 rebate here, but
shoet one whess heart was drawn to heart
We speak now Of the marriage Of c. E. Nor
ton. deputy dist11ct clerk, to Mrs. A. A. Hi
yard. which totk place At the Presbyterian
church last Montfy evening. The ceremony
was performed hgthe Rev. G. W. Hays. pastor
Of the Presbyterian church, In an elegant man
ner, and was largely attended by ladies' ano
gentlemen. At The conclusion Of the ceremo-
mics the couplc were escorted by = train Of car
rjnres 70 Wittmm's restaurant, where the best
cuisine Of the sa1Iblishnent welcomed them.
tn - s.sp6nn ~ bess music In . ssse-
AIDE. The happy pair left ON that evenings
train for New York.
Gather the beautiful sunbeams
That fall upon your pan;
Garner the smiles and the rosee-
Cast away thorns and chad
And LET sweeg words from sweet voices
Yield enduring perfume;
All IL. OuSh life journey Of giadness
No night shall envelope the noon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28
About the Bridges.

Dear Journal: l see our county fathers have
submitted an omnibus bridge bond proposition
for the people to vote upon at the spriug cleo
tion and tn, ugh it is not quite SO big an affair
as the omnibus railroad bond proposition last
fall it will do to scrutiniZe it closely.
do not know where the law for such vote
can be found. but suppose the facile genius Of
our corn,y attorney has as easily found it As Inc
did the law for voting the railroad bonds on
thirty days notice. But suppOsing the law did
anticipate and provide for such vote. (which
it does. not but inquiries each proposition TO be
voted upon, does it look like justice and pure
devotion to the whole interests Of the county
to tim. link soesalsrr eevea bridge propositions,
as to seemingly compel the vote by the combi-
nation: Why not let each proposition stand
on its own merits: or is It to be one grand grab
into the public treasury: Why exclude other
portions of the county which stand in nscd Of
bridges quite as much. or more, than some now
included: This thing may work to your per-
sonal interests, Messrs. Commissioners, but,
mark INV words. it will brand XOu as public
men with stain you can't rub out! A few
years since Dickinson county wanted the vii
lage Of Solomon City detacDoDl from Saline
county and added to Dickinson county. and for
such privilege were eager to promise to bridge
the Solomon river. After waiting for years
they now beg Saline county to help them doit.
in order to draw large trade from Saline cOun-
ty into Solomon City. and increase the taxable
property at the expense Of our own. What rule
of political economy suggests such a course:
All but we want the vote Of solomon township
to insure the success Of the Spring creek and
Gypsum creek bridges.
Well. am well aware that mOtlesty has al
most ceased to be q virtue. and audacity seems
to be the winning card in these days. And per-
haps it is best for you to make your hay while
your sun shines, but justice to the whole inter-
ests would seem to dictate that il Solomon City
wants the Solomon bridged, she should come
back into this county. ami that if a general ON
nibus bridge proposition is desirable. the Smo-
XIV Hill and Saline rivers, which are impossible
more months than either Gypsum. Dry or
Spkhg creek are days. should be included and
I not be cut off with only two bridges in sixty
miles of settlement, while the other have nine
J In as many miles. JUSTICE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Bya delay in the publication of this paper we
are permitted to give tie result of the election
of school board for this district. on to-day.
The issue seemed to Ike mainly question of
preference for principal Of our public schools,
the ensuing year. The present incumbent, Mr..
Hamilton. seems to be the choice Of most Of our
Stizens, although it is a question whether the
board just elected will employ him. Mr.. A.
Sheldon, seeker tor the same position, made
strenuous efforts to-day to elect a board that
would put him in this position. How the new
board will act we do not Know The Ladies
tuned out IN massc. The officers elected area
Director, B. J. +. Hanna /; treasurer, II. +. Wool
lev; clerk. A. Sheldon
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

The election Monday for ely officers prom
Uses to be very exciting. Several tickets are
already in the field We hope that good bust
ness men. men Of Me and energy and liberaliiy.
~al,ssiy be ekcied to the council. Let the
voters see that their tickets have upon them the
names of men who want to make live, active
and bustling city of Salina. We have had too
much dullness here during the last two years.
and now We want business and live city. Look
well to your tickets! DO not vote for set Of
bigoted, prejudiced, one-idead men! VOtefor
men of liberal views, not for old fogies!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28
$50 Reward.

bROOkvILLE, KANSAS. Mar. Is, 1872.
We, the undersigned, promise to pay the
sums set opposite our names for the apprehen-
SION and conviction Of the person or persons
who set Dire to any Of the buildings consumed
on Sunday night of the 81 of March, 1872.
Z. II. Impson, (SlOO) one hundred dollars.
Joe Brennan, (SlOO) one hundred dollars.
Beebe & Anderson, ESQ., fifty dollars.
walker 4 Slower, (S25) twenty-five dollars.
John Crittcnden. (S25) twenty five dollars.
W. F. Leslie. $3.50 twenty-five dollars.
B. BOhan. (S25) twenty five dollars.
$. NJ. Palmer. (SS) twenty-five dollars.
E. Il. Barrett & Co., (S25) twenty-five dollars.
Joe Shelton. (S25) twenty five dollars.
b. Callahan. $3.50 fifty dollars.
Stephen Mulligan, ($s5) twenty-five dollars.
Total. $4,000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

NEW BuILDSGs.-Mr. CHARLES Goethals has
commenced hauling the material for his new
stone building, which is to be one story high,
with basement, and will occupy the ground
upon which his present business house stands.
He will move the latter building to another
street. *
Councilman Dave BE6wn has commenced
building |. residence & the corner of Iron ave
niue and 9Th street,
W. r. Gels is building barn near his fine
residence, east Of the Smoky Hill river. One
wing will be l8xA feet and the other l6xlO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28
Our NeIghbors In western Kansas.
Under this head we hope to receive items
from correspondents in all our neighbOring
counties.

from correspondents in all our neighbOring
counties.
N'PHERsON COUNTY.
Mcpherson county can boast Of her being
clear of any bonded Indebtedness. Not school
house bond has yet been issued i'm the county
and some six or seven schools have been taught
in the county during the year. What county,
il any, in the State can show herself as clear
of bonds? There is not one thousand dollars
of outstanding orders against the county.
Mr. Micks, of Saline county, has lumber on
the ground, in Lindsburg, has rented house
and will move his family here soon. He has
been looking around III Sedgwick county, and
even went so far As to move part of his goods
there, but has concluded to settle In McFher-
son.
There are few hundred thousand dollars
of bonds against Sedgwick county. Lincoln
county had since the first day Of January over
four thousand dollars of outstanding county
orders, and was organized since this county
was.
A proposition was presented to the board Of
county commissioners, at their last meeting,
for the purpose of calling an election to vote
bonds toAN in the construction Of railroad
rom Sa3Aa to Sedgwick City, termed '' the Sa-
ljn6, SeagNick aud Southern Railway Compa-
my" The board. having an eye to business,
oid not propose to submit proposition that
should give the Great Southern Land Company
the privilege Of locating the depots. That
would be very nice for them but not on our
part. The law did not compel the board to or
der an election. 1.-THE late law not being in their
possession at that time), and the subject was
postponed till the first of April. ANox.
P.S. Business is dull, weather cool and farm
ing progressing slowly. The fall wheat il .
total failure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Beyond doubt Mr.. .. C. Serville, Of this city,
Is one Of the best paisters In Kansas or the
United States. His work Is admired by al
conno'sseurs Of the brush and will stand the
test Of severe criticism. A half hours CONVEX
sation with him will convince any that he Is q
gentleman Of culture and fine attainments.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Local 0SOVo109.
1T. Marlin. Of Flanders & Marlin. lcfi Sun
day tolay In abig stock Of goods.
Tie hand is rcdivilus-. on its legs " again.
It was recognized Friday evening. Good!
The potato bug will give us the go-by the
coming season, 90 say the wiscacres.
Shall We, or shall We not, have an enlarge
meot Of school facilities:
It - stated that brick is selling at twenty dol
laFs Per thousand at the yards. How highs
that?
". 8. Wait, lately member OF the law firm
q Logan & Wait. of this city, has located at
Lincoln Center, Lincoln county.
4 new stock Of spring clothing has just been
received and is for sale cheap At HANLIN &
WoLLEY's.
A large SO We resolved ut Maj. Probert's
i drug store. to-tlAy. We strained our laziness
while We look1a at the leviathan being safely
housed.
On Tuesday, in Smoky Hill township. there
Is to be elected trustee, clerk. treasurer. two
constables and a road oveGseer for each road
district.
Heaps! heaps heaps Of glassware. queens
ware, Rockingham and yellow ware, looking
glasses and house furnishing goods are at HAM
LIN & WOLLEY's.
L.O. wigbt>aH become associated with N.
F. CarrQl21n the real estate and insurance. bus
iness. <Mr. Wight has before been engaged in
the real estate business in our city and will lend
tact and important qualifications to the firm.
The wife of Capt. A. c. Spillman. Of Nc
Pherssn county. died very suddenly in this city
fast Saturday. She was buried in the cemetery
Monday and her remains were followed to the
tomb by large body of friends and citizens.
A loud-mouthed. narrOw-sninded CANADIAN.
whose financial standing at home and abroad
is not by any means enviable. seems TO be a
hanger-on and a Kind Of lick-spttle for his mas
tiers at the polls in every petty election in this
county.
A rumor comes to us that Ernest HOhneck.
Of Bavaria, this county, has become q married
man. Can it possibly be true: We always
Chased him Is nonchalent about plighting his
troth, and supposed that it would not come to
this.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Two prisoners. named Smith and Conway.
while the door of our county Jail was being
opened this evening. managed to push their
way through and effect their escape. The Off
GERS are out hunting for them. These men were
the parties who stole horse from W. l.. Gill
rocemf,af
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that . petition will be pre-
sen,si to the board Of county commissioners Of saline
county Kansas at their next regular meeting, for the
location Of y road, follows: To commence nj the
Ottawa county line between sections two and three IN
township thirteen range two west, and continue due
south on sectional line to thu county road near the
railroad bridge on the Saline river
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

]. v. Dsu, services = elsens. y =
YIN. s ss: . :s. -:
4. =: Hssiricksos. sszvis.ei elections, q
Dr.. II Vernon, goods faFnAord poor and medi-
wm , Sa..a a.' Jndxe q i.siiss:.
james stewart. clerk Of sieesin Nov. !.h. i:l, g
S S%ss soye uase q s.sssssn S SSv M ,hi ~!
hen.: B.y,s s...s.sls,s e sn !. s;m Is, s1i'. q
D. Corbin wood fSrnisSed a. county, 80. 50
4. Z. Dooilitie, costs h saie OF state VS.. Alien
L. ". Moie.i. services :; s;sia in pursuit and
arrest Of llien Smith, - -
Ill S I'd s1r"s q Amen smith. - 10 S
John Henry. witness fees u SUIT u seaae W. Al
Thomas Hssirici, wsne.: Ter. in sam. suit. 80
VIM. l. Gilmore, witness fees in same suif,.... !
washington smith, clerk Of election Now 5th, ii %
Washington Smith. services - county superin-
James Wild. services Is county commissioner, Is 20
T. +. Carver. attorney for county for January
r. b. Si:.k .hsria's fees suiiof siate james :.
s. N. Robertson, witness i+.: in same suit 70
Jacob Harshl anger, witness fees IN same suit 30
John HarshbsrSss, witness fees in Same suit. 20
VIM Harshbar,srr, witness fees IN same suif,... ~
James Williams witness fees in same suit, 49,. 30
= Wild, witness fees in same suit, 70
ID. +. White, witness fees in sam. suit, 20
m
, ~ WI Darnn2, 10 "
:. y. hee9 anu WIG, wuness III; IN sAane sun'
S Is Johnson, witness Iess III sumo s"i' =
So'," - StIahgr. Nuhess ices ny sasns sus'...
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Is "uness ese y, - s.as.s ,s eu,s' ~
"~es Dooson, CahssAoie i've e~" vi stAte W. On
=, 3tny nine, - Ia, 81
~. y; bauey, witness lets IN same sun. tW
i ISs ~ ohneI, "unsss tses ny sAsu eut,
' vm Icy, witness iSs ~ sa.ne sun -------..
G os nMey, MNhess lees IN saIne sun .--.-..
Ss n e..s Hnness - IN saH suu,- ~
ME- Ms.Isue na'ey WINES iees ~ same sun, -
M Ise' Hey, witness Iees IN sain- sun
A. M n h1.!asn, w"nrss Iee. IN same sut,
Wrs r;H,s H;' Mnnsss s sers IN ZINC suu' ~
In,, s. n.ne, wI'ness Ices !" saIne sun, ~
ghn nrs r W. as ~ "epn.S sn s, 10
Mlenael ha!ry, jury lees al same term,
Sn.;t E;, 'y III! - - sam
\ hendrekscn, jury fees a. same srrm, :; o.
:; nme! Ju.: Zee, u ;sne = n; ii W
o. district court, :..,,.....,:.. $500. 10 o.
b.ehop Sreen, goods iui nisheti the poor, %
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Considerable attention is being paid to the
co cooperative movement on the part Of the farm
ers. Several of the farmers clubs ofthe county
have manifested a desire to act in unison on this
system. and the ideas and opinions expressed
by Hon. II. L. jones in his address before the
farmers club of Walnut Creek township, pub
lished in last week s JOURNAL. are to be adopted
in gene al as their rules Of action. The club at
Maltby's school house, one night last week,
adopted a series Of resolutions, among which
was a recommendation to the farmers that a pic
mic be held on the 18th Of May next, at which
time delegate, from the different farmers clubs
of the county. rs well as all persons interested
in the movement. are to assemble for the pur-
pose of selecting central committee. who shall
in the fall call county convention of the farm
ers. At the convention this whole matter will
be thoroughly discussed and definite plans he
agreed upon for the permanent organization Of
the farmers 10 carry out the cooperative move.
ment. 1t is proposed to have large PIC nic
and to furnsl, pleasant entertainment to all that
may attend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

They NEVER BREAK!Imported German
lamp chimneys, OF all kinds, at HANLIN &
WOLLEY's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

For RENI-A new residence, containing five
rooms. with cellar. Situated on the corner of
9th and Walnut streets. Enquire OF X. +. Wat
son.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28
APRIL BIRD. 1871.

". T, Prescott, surveying county road, $500 as oo
A. E. Doolittle services viewing county road, Is 90
James Peat, services viewing county road, Is %
r. D. Reed, services viewing county road, 49,. II w
John A. cook chairman on county road survey, ] 50
State Record company, for county books $40 Is
A. L. Doottle, Judge of Election AMI making
returns November S.h, 1S.0, ................ 90
S. N. Robertson, Judge oil Election ard making
returns November sth, 1870, ................ so
j. II. Barnum, chairman county road survey, 50
s,l Ia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28
STATEMENT OF CLALWS
Against Lincoln County,K Kansas,

Allowed by the Board ofCoun!y Commissioners OF said
cOny ut the special session OF February 9Th, ls1.
and at all regular special and adjourn. of the
Board Of commissioners Of said county from the or,
XAssiztion Of October 9Th, 1885, aud
inclulnS said session Of February Glib. ls.s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28
We extract the following from the Eansa
r.- rf tho 18th of January:

We extract the following from the Kansas
Fd,xser of the 18th Of January:
To tie Workingmen Of Erope.-Elsewherei in
this number will be found a s0ng with the above
title, which deserves more than passing no
tice. 1t was originally written in French for
Tie Farmer by Joseph Henry, Of Saline county,
and sent to us. We placed it in the hands Of a
French scholar for translation into EngMM poe
try, but he found the task too hard. While It
was easy to give it a literal translation, Il re-
qmred some poetic genius to preserve the ldeas
throughout. and get translation that would
rhyme and that could he sung to the tune Of the
French National Hymn. Amer passing through
two or three hands, the original was placed IN
the hands of Mr.. 5. Lang, Of this city. Lesv-
enworthl. who has given us the translation
which will be found in another place: Mr.. l..
gave us, at the same q et:ansaatiOn. and.
In our Judgment, he has done justics to the orig
inal. We doubt not that this may become a
popular song.
The poem referred to IS rcpublished in this
issue IF The JoUKNAL, on the first page. Mr..
Henry lives about two miles east Of Salina, near
Iron Mound.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

The highest price paid for hides. at Golden.
Neat Market.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28
JANUARY 2ND, 1871.

Washington Smith, services special county
-
John :. Strange, services same .......... .. 10
Isaac DE Graf, services same .......... Il 60
e. Skinner services At election Nov 9Th, l>7O, IS
\. S. Potter, services special deputy 10. clerk, u
NsJ
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Sine LIMOS or J S1s14.',s IS
l. A. s. Potter county clerk in and for said county,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is ct state
m.nt Of all claims allowed by the board Of commits
sinners said county up to and including the special
session Of February 2:th, lsis.
In testimony whereof, have hcreunto set my hand
and Official seal this 9Th Of February, A. - Isl.
4. 5. POTTER,
County Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Highest cash price paid for Hides and Furs
At Wilson's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-28

Notice is hereby given that there will be held teach
ers' examination at Lindsburg. Mcpherson county,
Kansas, on Saturday, March 3O.h. 1G2 To commence
atiPM r. wiCkERSHAM,
Superintendent OF Public instruction.
Ln,lsburg Kansas, March I.fi. lS.!.