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DRQPOsALs FOR THE HIRE OF VAN
nEInER, AND THE USE OF A SPAN OF
HORSES AND HARNESS

7
Asa LOUISIANA AVENUE, :
WASHINGTON, ID. o., sept Ia, ls72
proposals VIII be received az the offics of the
Treasurer until IL O'Clock m, 25TH INSTANT, for
the hire OF Driver and a span of good Horses and
the Necessary Harness 20 be used in Van belong
ing 10 the Board OF Police, for conyeyan OF PRS.
oners from he several Station houses of tas Dis.
trict 20 the Police Court. ne re0uires
The amount e bid to be pavshle monthly
dirty.
For further particulars apply az the Poii,e Head
quarters. sl6dl ENERE BURR, Treasurer
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DEoPOsALs FOB AgMY WOODEN sTOCK
INGS.

DEPOT QCERTERNAsTER's OFFrCE,l
PHlLtlELPHIs, sept. 10. ls12. (
aled propo sails will Do received at this oiice In
duplicate, " here prop forms will be furnished
mil IL otl9cs M on WEDNEsDAY. October l6,
IL ior the LIVERY, at tie schuylkiIl Arsenal, Of
oO,oOO pairs ARMY WOODEN STOCKINGS 10
at this office. L C. ElSTON
telo-6 Assistant Quartetmaster General II
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In TIE SUPREME COURT OF DISTRICT

AaE OF DISTRICT
HOldiss a Special Term, Septsnlbs, 4. 1g,.
IN the case Of Mary hands, enthusiastically OF
BARNARD SAhnS, deceased, the sdministratrix
aloresald has. with the APPRECIATION of the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia
aforesaid, appointed THURSDAY, the 10Th day of
september, 1872, for the final settlement and distr
and OF the assets in hand, as far as the same
have been collected and turned into money:
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notined to attend, with their claims
s or tssy may csherwiss p Law be
Proridsd, copy Of this order he published once 3
week for three weeks IN the Stsf pfevious to the
Test:- A. WEBSTER. Register Of Wills.
ser4wS per JOSEPH j. OFT. Deputy
NIrED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
n, IN. .,, MAsa, z, s1 p o. ASglst So la1
lyn, N: T., praying for the extension Of . patent
grAnted TO him on the 18th day Of January, 1859,
and reissued the 10th Of October ls7l for an
Improvement in Truss Springs:
II - ordered that the testimony In the case BE-
closed on the 18th day OF Deesmssr next; that the
Be lfnfted 70 the 9Th day Of December next, and
next
Any ,s,:oa n- o}sCs;s 81: s1ssn:, sm,o,,,
r H.JuOTH PAID FAIB PKlUas Tor La0loo
MS, GHbRS ckoT isd Bo01l = no. - =.
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a ven . esI & yos2PH bsoo00Ss S. 1906 III ~
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RAILROADS.
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poists nnrth, nOrthe est Sesf- nB - sHufhNs-r
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1910 GREAT 1o~o
lOi ZrfzsasTLEANIA RosyIEiSl2
~ fhA SCAfH"E s Es SroVTH' Asp sours
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ash,ng:oI-.-.. 10 =. Ia Baltimore .-.-. 7.soau
~ = . n q" III 81 m.
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- Tar GREAT DOUELX TRACK RDUrE
win atSAnt SSenvry, Palace STATE room dsy snf
A.shl care Eieh mOders iTsrECvemeues.
- tN2 an erec miles saved 20 Western snd OeBtrsa
Ia, Tse ls-ss. N. esily. ozOsFt SUNDAY, Rorthvs-s
MASS CcsgsEr7taNs'
Ierourh from BstiHare 10 NaACAks 49,
- sSsI hG without shaage.
. AAsAen - this ronte be rrpcr-ef the %
nce- corner 81 81 b sireei e1d PennsYyAnia aveurs
Under Neftoasl Hotel, Wsre reliable IN for &c,
W.ti be given - Ali ttaes
FRsseus-rs pracurias tickets .t THE n 20 can
sec ure sooomnlo dat-Shs Ia PaAsoe Cars for Pyssr
bu<G fkkCf q. SAITH, Ticket AseUt,
Corner $50 street aB2 Peuns. aveuas,
IN . 500. Washington. u. q.
m1rIols Baltimore, No.
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DE GREEN & wIbLlANS, kuctioncers
- 20. l00l, northwest corner 18th and d sts

1RuhTEElS SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
!k3 LOT AND IMPROvEME Ar THF
NORTHWEST CORNER OF 2lsr AND &
sIhkETS AT AUCTION.
I'D BY virtue Of dosd OF trust 70 ne, dated the
49, lst day OF September, 4. 10. 500 and duly re-
szs-<> corded IN LibeT and L No, II, folio IS,
&c one 81 the land records FOR Washington county.
IL he District OF Columbia and b. direction If tr
Ia Ider a the notes secured thereby shall iell at
pubic auction, in front of the premises. or TOES
DAY, the IA Eh day Of September, 1872, at > clock
? m, all that certain piece parcel Of ErOCnd
known and described part Of Lot nuDsbere
3. ven, ID 10 SqUerp numb red hundred and
three, 1851 a. laid down in the recorded riaa or
pats OF the city OF Washington, and bounded fol
lows, 70 wit:
beginning for the same at the northwestern cor
Of said lot and square, running hence east along
the line OF north street twenty (20l faet. thence
south nifty eight So feet (6Dinches thence west
twenty (al feet TO the lire Of Twenty FIRST street
west aud thence nerth fifty eight t5Sl feet six as
inches to the place of beginning together with the
III pTOycmeIts thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance in
six twelve and eighteen months. for NOES bsarcc
interest. al secured By deed of tru-, the prop
etty sold All convey sDciEg and revenue stamps at
the cost Of the purchaser. $50 will be required
when the properly il sold And il the terms OF sale
are not CON piled with within five days, the Trustee
cont Of the defaEI;ing purchaser
JOHN w. KENNEDY, Trustee
seq GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
R TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
unill TUESDAY, September 9th, 1872, same hour
ard place. BY order of the Trustee
seH-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY LATIMER CLEARLY
~ AuctioneeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner OF Penn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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70 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTpDNEi
uniil TUESDAY, Sc 5tember 9th, 1872, same hon
AID place. BY order of the Trustee
seH-d GREEN WILKINS, Aucts
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RY LATIMER CLEhRY,
- Auctioners and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner " Pennsylvania avenue and lIth street,
Star Office Building.
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1910 GREAT 1O~o
lOi Z,sssasTLsANIA EosyrElSl2

TO THE ECRTHWEsT. SOFTH, ASp sOUTs
WEsr
ON and assor Juae 40, isl, trans vii leave "a N,
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kAhJO INSTRUCTION
-
COLONIZAIION BUILDING,
eogf-eoSin' Corner IA ST. aud Pa. avenue
AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY, AUBURN
- DALE, MASr.-Four years Classical Course
INCLUDING Greek Prices reduced last year Music
under direction Of DR.. Eben TOurjee Access to All
the advantages Of the n. Il. Conservatory. Partcu-
er attention PAID to common branches. Special
Ischtles Tor German. French and Painting. Next
CUSHING. e;v5, go, " :
Eh6Lish; rkEnUH, AND CLASSICAL 70
N 50 AHe ELO JAOKsON, Prfnc.p.l
20 e1S usv Yorf avsnua. northUsS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

The Omaha DispsfcA publishes the following
which. on account of the peculiar horror connec-
ted with it, we give tn our readers.
Our readers will remember about week age
wr announced through the medium Of our col.
umn. the death Of . young man named j. T.
Wcaver.
sent to this city by express to be packed IN q
uruper manner and forwarded to his friends III
Cincinnati With that long trip over the plains
10 connected an incident that makes the biood
curdle in our veins to relate.
The facts have hut just come to light and from
the Union Pacific officials, who arc trying To Ter
ret out the miscrants who committed the deed,
we learn q stnry to which Is attached ferling
Of horror and fright almost indescriiable w hen
the packing If the body at Oglen was being
superintendet, good deal Of discussion ensncti
rs to whether or not the body would keep IN
coming 10 long distance.
They also took into consideration the hotness
Of the weather, and after consulting several ply
sicians, the untsrtakcrs decided to pack the body
in ice. This method seemed most likely To sue
ceed, rs it was the manner in which anything of
like nature is packed whom travelling ON the wa
ter for any great distance. 1t was accordingly 40
arranged, and after d-ing directed, WAS sent to
the depot. and the next train took it in charge,
and thus it was started on its way to Omaha.
When the journey was most completed one day
the box commenced leaking. The water arising
from the melting of the ice of 50 little guam
tity not to affect the color of the liquor. Some
of the emyloyees on the road noticing the liqnisl
oozing from the box containing the coffin, concn-
ded that it was a leaky wine cask, and agreed
among themselves that before it was taken out
of the car they would take occasion to test the
quality Of the wine. An opportunity finally pre-
sentcd itself, Of which they Immediately took ad
vantage.
The train stopped at q small station to allow
passengers to obtain meals. The time allowed
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lntereseina CorrespouAenee.

sAo8
Shortly after the death Of the late lamented +.
K Firth, the able and estimablo Superintendent
OF the Atchison and Nebraska Rood, the en-
pioyees OF that Company raised, by subscription,
tSiiz', for 'ho pnrpse Of erecting monument
% ms memory. This sum was duly forwarded,
by the COMMITTEES appointed fsr the purpose, to
the father OF MAJ? Firth, with . letter explaining
It's OBJECT as pnoi.snesi below. To this letter the
reply, also gwen osiow, WAS received day before
yesterusy. Wepuoaisn Do.h with pleasure. Our
citizens SeneiaIy, a. wei as the men who were
C ]ssocalo VIII VII n'J. r'n - INC employ OF the
COMPANY, VIII oe very gIau 70 know tnat the
monument 10 ms memory wiii Do erected at this
city, wnere tns iaoor OF ms young mannood WAS
chiefly done, and where his brave life closed.
Inc io'iowihS - tne correspondence referred
TO:
ATenisON, Kansas.
ABRAHAM Firth, EsQ.:-Rspected On be-
half Of the employees of tho Afchison & Nebras-
ka Road we have the honor to enclsse u draft for
$9l1 subscribed by them for the erection of q
monument in memory of your son, our late
Superintendent aud Chief Engineer, F. r. Firth.
This testimonial i. the spontaneous tribute of
men who, associated with him in daily work,
material way, to testify the high esteem and re-
spect in which they held him.
HIS devotion to duty, hrs untlr'ng energy, and
,;t. 10 si smdinxsc a oa M. Cnmnam~ =, 1i, tha
...n,. "s ~. ..,,,.;r, ,,,r....S I., m. p.aLo
so ably and successfully managed and to all he
came into contact with. His work was his life,
and he brought to it . clear and vigorous intel
iect mind remarkably well stored with informa-
tion, organizing and executive ability Of the
highest character and an industry and energy
that never seemed to weary or want rest. Young
as he was, the high place he held made him
neither arrogant NOR vain He reauired at all
times of his employees. q strict performance of
their duties, but he was ever courteous Kind and
ia, ''''-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

| Horace Greeley at Pittsburg Opensd his speech
with quotation from the Bible. He said, 'the
time for peace" The Wise King has been mis-
quoted by Greeley. What he did say was this
:" To every thing there is season, and time tO
every purpose nnder heavens time to love and
time to hate; time Of war and time Of
pcace."-Ecciesi0sfes, iii. I, 3.
Grccley wOuld have his bearers believe that
there were special times act apart for war
and peace He ignores the fact that this
is q time of peace, and to continue the
happy period the people desire the election
of the man who was instrumental in bringing it
about.
While Greeley hal his hand in he shonld have
selected q few more guns from the - Wise King"
The following, for instance, would have suited
his party, and would have been appropriate to
himself:
"That which is crooked cannot he made
straight; and that which il wanting cannot be
numbered. Eeeiesiastes, i, IS.
And gave my heart to know wisiom. and
to know madness and folly; perceive that this,
also is vexation Of spirit -Ecclesiasfes i, IL.
"Yea, hated all my labor which had taken
under the sun; because should leave it until the
man that shall be after me."-CAap. ii, 1s.
"Tbe fool foldeth his hands together and eateth
his own dcsh."-Ckap. iv, S.
Therefore went abont to cause my heart to
despair of all the labor which took under the
SUM- - L zap. u, ".
"For o dream cometh through the multitude
of business; and f,Ol's voice is known by multi
tuls of words."-Ckap. W
"Bs not righteous overmuch, neither make
theyself over wise; why shouldest thou destroy
heyselff"-Chap. vii, l6.
"For oftentimes. Also thy own heart knoweth
that tbon thyself likewise has csrscd others."-
Chap. vii, %.
"The words Of rise men are heard in quiet
more than the cry of him that ruleth among
fools"-C hap. il, IL.
foolishness; and the end Of his talk in mischiev-
ous madness" ."-Ckap. Z, 13. -.774s
"It is not good to accept the pcrson of the
wicked, to overthrow the righteous in Judgment
-Prosabs, xviii, S.
"A false witness shall not be unpunishe,l; and
he that speaketh lies shall not escape."-Pro-
rerbs, xix, 5.
"Be not witness against thy neixhbor with
out canse; and deceive not with they lips.r-
Prorerbs, xiv, %.
"CouRdencs in an unfaithfnl man in time Of
trouble il like a broken tooth. and . foot out Of
joint. XIV, 10.
"Seest thou . man wias IN his own conceit
There 10 more hope Of . fool than of him.'-Pro-
verbs. xvi, 12.
"when he spcaketh fair. believe him not, for
there are seven denominations in his heart
Prorerbs xvi, 2S.
"Let another man praise thee. and not thine
own month; stranger, and not thine own lips."
-Pssv1Ss. xvii, 2.
1Faithfnl sre the wounds Of friend: hat the
kisses Of an enemy are edeceitful."-Prse~asx xvii,
"Thsugh thoa shouldst bray fool in a NOR
tar among what with pestle, vet will not his
foolishness depart from him. m."-PSorcrSs, xvii,
q.
....- a. -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

How Is THAT FOR Observation-Disclosures has
been the main-stay of the party that nominated
Price. She has stuck to them right through; and
without her, they ceuld have done nothing. They
came down to the Convention, making the nomi-
nation of Prof. Gage their ono great object. To
accomplish that, they entered into whatever
scheme the managers proposed. Well, they got
the nomination.; and what else have they got :
Why, they have got sold, like everybody else that
walked into their parlor." Look at the two
Townships of Centre and Wayne, where that ont
fit literally had everything their own way, and
contemplate the figures. Gage has been so COM
pletely traded ont, that he seems to have been
scarcely more than scattering" candidate.
Leonard, another Highland favorte. on the other
side, has been served the same trick. They can
hardly charge the Sol. Miller bolters" with those
sins.
We think that Highland will do well hereaf.
ter to to take q new eparture-emancipate her.
self from fealty to ring, and go with the par
ty that has right on its side, and that will keep
its faith.
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NEVADA.

For Grant BY . decided majority. 1t couldn't
hslp il
CALIFORNIA. !.
For Grant by from 5000 to 10000. They arc
not mnch acquainted with Greeley.
OREGON.
Nothing heard from there, but conceded to
Grant, She has gone back ON her delegate to the
Chicago Cenventinn-
1t is hard thing to cat heap of dirt, upon
the premise II getting something good after.
wards, and then TO be cheated out Of the goodies'
And where sre all thOse rousing majorities
claimed for Greelcys The last hope is to look
for them here!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

1hFee C0R4 M0noe-0OW q DevO0s MAJ We
BueASoA eos - $50.
Last night, ct late hour, gentleman put in
an appearance ct police head quarters and report
ed that he had been robbetl, slout dusk last even
ing. at the Harlem depot, of e4e0 ny . three card
monte awindler. The victim refused tn give his
name, but from his dress and general bearing IL
10 surmised that be 10 either . clergyman or q
member Of some religions order. As the gentle
man could give M particulars ~ to the identity
Of the monte men, the police, matter of course,
were unable TO oct in the premises. The r.scals
are still at large, and the reverend gentleman will
net soon forget the leseDn learned at 80 dear .
price.
Tho public pres has repeatedly waraed the
yoong and the uusophisticatsd Of the snozfsisty
Of betting on three-card monte, bat the advice Of
the pre-: has been signally disregsried. We have
bot little sympathy with the victims-far thsy
ri:k their money on what they deem to be . GER
taiuty.
sCanada Bill" well known In this e;tv. "a one
d the most expert monte dealers ON the confi-
ncut, and be says that clergymen and Cbic.oo
drummefs arc the hest cust0mers He recenfiv
offered to give the city Of Omaha $4,000 per an
mum, provided he would he allowed tn practice
his game without molestafion, with express sim
ulafiOn that be would exclusively eonfine bjs on
srations to ministers and Chicago irnmmsrs.
Il is an old adsge that "a fool and his money
are scon parted" We have no sympathy with
the victims Of tbree-csrl monte operaiors-much
- we condemn the prsctice.-Ksasss City Nees.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

~ Among the numerous p"'tficsa feasSades
buried in the ruins of Greeleysm. tw" ct the 'a"sf
prominent are LYMAN TrunbaIl and n. 2. Banks.
The Illinois Legislature is Republican, and will
retire Mr.. Tnmi,nil, after long tug affhe tset.
Banks was nominated fsr Congress by the Lihs's
ais, and Endorsed by the Latter Refarmers. which.
bis friends said insured pie election. He is beat
~ eRly 5000! -.
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NOW READY.
CHANRERLIX'S GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
Struggle Of ~,

A GHa11 ChaDce fbs AgenfA Eothing ever o1bfed Mo
Il befbee Sellinx BY fhoass1d- HoesfS n Pbesl
- Pspslsv LifSsssrs Csstsins GfspAic HIaosgy q
The sessd Literal Rrpubcaa Party; a insjds vis q
the CIscinnad Cavestinn Finely mnstratsd csst.isag
A1esicse eftiseAs Pree IN Cgeh, oaso: Lsathee 1e4
R.hasse4 ~ Ne UNION PUBLISHIHG COMPANY.
fA rhe rdIsas = tAis psper wn b plessed y give
Yeftisesnn - = tsA Ae, - Aesata Sample csFs w1
b nssutabea dsse1 = regular PuboishsFs psissa
ess4 seve ~ vaen I'll large number Il theD
hsskA ~ Ne sha - p1sessd = any vhs 6rss
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

q Horace Greeley announces that be will 10
sumo editorial control of the New York Tribune,
and run it ~ an independent Journal. It viii not
be an organ.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

The Holden Express aays that Marion p,,...
field, who lived hvs miles north Of Holt0u. vhiIe
topping ont = straw stack, tas sssuek Ly iieht.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

NoLAcK OF TICKETs.-If anybody failed to vote
in this County on Tuesday, It was not from lack
of tickets. We printed no less than 5000 tick
cts, Of various kinds, for this County; and those
printed at the other Offices probably made the
number NJ many more
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

DOn election day, at . precinct in this Coun-
ty, Price worker approached Democrat with .
ticket, saying: at il not necessary that = man
should have been lifelong Republican, to vote
this ticket" That 10 the way it was run all over
the County.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

.LARGE VOrE-Therr was An immense vote
polled in this County, on. Tuesday. 1t will fall
but little, II any, short Of 3,ooO-more than 1000
in excess of any Prcvions vote. In this vote,
Grant will have ut least 800 majority.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07
OPEN ALL THE YEAR,

20. Leah, Miehigan. Magnetic sprinxs.
The first Magnetic Water discovered In America, use9
Has been vi.itsl by 10 900 prrsns-
ENTIRE ROrTE BY RAILROAD.
GU r. Il .
Neuralgia Paralysis rheumatism Gs ut Diseases of the
Bladder and Kidneys. DysFp.a Imp--ncy and oil dis
~" the Nervous Contracted Joints and Gene
raj Debility. FINE BATHS For pamphlets containing de-
serption. ANALYSIS If wafer and all other Information adj
lrr-s MAGNETIC SPRING COMPANY. 81. Louis Gra-
tint Co. Mich. nov7w4
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MI. Lowm.n, the constable Of Altoona, who
as Fisoe9 ssnsd snednSsa. - Snee ~ disd. a.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

q Fnll returns from the St. Joseph Congress-
ional District, elect Parker by small majority.
The fight was close and interesting.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

Eightesn hundred cars Of Texas esttle h.v.
heen shipped from Ellsworth thus far this -.
con. Four hundred cara more are ALREADY Or.
dered.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

y Old Upton, Of Nebraska, is another heavy
cusa The people Of Nebraska appear tn have all
staid at home, at the Presidential election, and
the State naturally went for Grant, Of its own
cord. If Upton had stuck to the Republican par
ty, there is no telling what the consequence
might have been!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

Of q, 100 last Tuesday evening. The money had
been ssunssd and placed in drawer af the desk,
between thpss sud four o'clock, and the agent
had steppeA ont enly for short time When be
retnrued he fbund ths drswer forced opcr and
the ncasy gone. No pe.tiesiss pes,Sc !. snspi-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

a Mr. Leonard, Liberal candidate for Senator.
must feel highly complimented with the manner
in which he was played npon. The Convention
that nominated him. solemnly adopted a resolu-
tion pledsing themselves TO sustain the ticket
then nominated; and then they boastcd what
splendid gentleman Mr.. Leonard was Then fully
one-hslf the delegates tarnsd around and did
their utmrst for Price, trading of Leonard with
- little com?unctisn as they ~oa,d load of
furuiDs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

Hon. Vim. Whistler. q prominent citizens Of
Usage County, died ON the 3lst nit.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

" Poor Marcus J. Parrott is out of lnck. The
people won't have him, come he in what shape
he may. Last year, he ran as Republican. in a
Democratic District, and was beaten. This year,
he ran - Liberal, in tho same District, and was
again beaten. Perhaps be conld beat some little
boy plaing pins! ,se