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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

On Wednesday morsing Mr.. d. NJ. Hamlin.
late of the firm pS|namlin & Woolley. left for
Kansas Ciisf@here he will probably engage in
business Mr.. Hamlin is a gentleman Of ex-
cellent habits and has ever ranked among the
first If the young men Of this city. Always
affable. kind-hearted and good. he will be re-
membered with the greatest affection. II a
westward wind should blow his bark in this
direction, he will certainly find hospitable
moorage here. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

The crops are looking splendidly. although
We hear conpsdints in some quarters of it be-
ing too dry 1t would seem to us that the late
rains have not yet lost their effect on the soil
and tat there is still moisture enough in it to
carry the crops for some time yet. There may
be certain vegetables greatly in need Of rain.
The season thus far bears a striking similarity
to the season three years ago when there was
glorious % yield" in everything. May the
season prove similar in every way.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27
Flanders & Marlin are proprietors of Sal

Flanders & Marlin are proprietors of a SalIna
store. There is a bed rock" about their
prices They haze marked down their goods
and they arrogate to themselves the prerOgative
to sell goods as low as they choose, even to give
them away, without the right Of any man. wo-
man or child to :. get up on his ear" about it.
rs, they say to all. come and see us und we
guarantee to keep good natured, deal honorably
by you and sell you goods at st. Louis whole
sale prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27
Dissolution of Copartnership,

IN. eousrrpershlp heretofore exi<ti1g between h
Gowrr M Msloy and J. r. Bown~. under firm nans-
~ Cswrr NsIoy 4 Rowne, this day Dissolved by
i'' Z COVER,
". MtLOY.
j I. BOVINE.
Tn~ hu,in~-, Of smoky Hill Mills viii hereafter be
.on,inDsi and settr~m-nts made by u. Cover. }. II
Cover and !. 7. BOVINE. who have tais Jay i"fhr'i
4 copsrtnership un'.rr The firm name % ,,,,
COVER BROTHERS BOVINE
Salira kansas. june nth, i-.!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

We are indebted to A. e. Doohtfie, Unah
Pratl,er and WIN. L. Gilmore, Of Lincoln eoun-
t.. for visits this week. AL were much elatsd
in spirit and brought encouraging reports Of
good times up there. Doolittle, In his usually
gushing style, said to US, '' We can beat you on
Crops All we have to ssy is. that they must
be superiatively fine. for the crops Of Saline
county are of the first water.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

Ed Whitman delivers ice to parties desiring
it, Orders left at his restaurant will be prompt
" attended to.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

Brand. shorts. middlings and chicken feed
N large or small quantities at the new Water
Mill-ycry cheap.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

Choice winter wheat flour is sold by W. NJ.
Ciarkson at five dollars and twenty-five cents
per hundred.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

We earnestly request the citizens Of Salna 10
be present at the picnic which is to take place
in Spillman's grove on the Fourth under the
auspices of the Catholic church. The men,
bcrs of this society have made extensive ar
Engagements to please all who may attend. The
proceeds arising from the picnic are to be de-
voted entirely to the benefit of the Catholic
church. The Catholics Of this county have
contributed literally TO other churches. and
there should be liberal reciprocation on the
part of the different church organizations OF
our city. We notice by the programme tina,
there will be barbecue. dancing. music by
Prof. Fleck's band. ice cream and splendid re,
freshments. \ sumptuous dinner will also be
given. The procession will form on Iron av.
enue at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and proceed to the
grounds. Let the attendance be large.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27
Dissolution Notice.
COUNTY ROADS.

firoceedngs q The Board q County CosnnlssioaeFs
II Is hereby
RessIcsd Tha1 the various TownshiP Trustees An
Rcd Oversees Of the county be and are osrehy or
er. To csuse all established roa. 10 oe net forth
with and plae<d in good travelling condifioo- Al
uersops subj. CT u yai should be required 10 dis
charge the anne. q thu lau directs
By order Of the Eoard u Cnanty Commi.sioasrs
Attest. DAVID BEEBE. County Cerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

Hereafter the postage OH circulars, newspa-
pers and other transient printed matter. which
under the old law was two cents for every four
ounces or less. is now one cent for every two
ounces or less. Small circulars, which form
erly cost two cents to mail, can now be sent Tor
one cent. The change has already taken place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

Mr.. Henry Gilman taorms MS that brick has
been ordered for the Methodist church and that
work upon '6uilding will be proceeded with
next week. Tile has just burned kiln Of one
hundred and ten thousand brick and intends TO
burn four hundred thou and more this season.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

Mr.. Ed Wilbur. who is clerking for Nelson &
Skancke. at Lindsburg. and who called upon us
last Monday, informed us that q new petition.
to vote Sl00. 900 to the Sedgwick line
of railroad, $4,000 to to the Raymond route
and $4,000 TO the Hutchinson road. was in cir
culation i'm Mcpherson county and that the
were to meet that day TO con-
sidcrit. The new petition was designed to take
the place OF the one lately submitted. The idea
appears to be timely. No one supposes that
more than one Of the roads will be built, GER
'ainly not the three, and it will probably be the
first road made to receive about one hundred
thousand dollars, as We take it the two last
named roads are branches. starting south from
some central point i'm Mcpherson county.
We make these observations. As Mr.. Wilbur felt
assured the commissioners would submit the
new proposition. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

The new town Of Mcpherson, in Mcpherson
county. laid on; less than a mon,b ago, will
commence building Up at once. i5 <he words of
our informer is To be taken in eyk dence. and We
always rely upon what he says Arrangements
have been perfected for the commencement of
at least ten buildings within the next ten days.
Among the establishment; Of different branches
OF business At that point are the following: A
Mr.. Barker. Of Indianapolis. Ind. will engage
N general merchandising: A. G. West. Of King
City. Mcpherson county, will putup ard occu-
py large hotel: Mr.. E. Nicks. formerly of Sa-
lima, will establish himself in the hacksmi,hinR
trade: Charley Lewis, lately clerk at Hamlin
& woolley's. in this city. will enter into the
real estate business. Mcpherson bids fsir tn
become one Of the best towns in the county,.
Energetic men. Who viii spare neither time nor
expense in making good toxn, have hold Of
the pcyjecf. One q their frss moves. a>d one
that can be patterned after probably. sso pass
a resolution to donate lcts TO all those who
build.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

4. NJ. BEEBE. }. h. GARRETT. T
BEEBE e CO.,
AUCTION and Commission HOUSE
General Real Estate Office,
No. 10, Santa rs llssnre.
All Kinds of Personal Property
EXCHANGED FOR REAL ESTATE.
FARMING LANDS
CITY LOTS
Continually on hand trad FOR MERCHANDISE caiiir
and stock OF all kinds.
property af auction
Stock Sales at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY.
II you want get bargains IN DRY Goods or fur"'-
u:iUre. call At
Reebe 4 Co.'s Rooms.
Iol SANTA FE AVENUE.
BERBE % 60.
GREAT WABASH ROUTE.
Toledo, Wabash and Western R. v.
Che treat Through &oafe
PROM TBE-
Mississippi to the Atlantic,
v,hou. change Of cars. anfi Wiz chrsirc Of vOr0e
rsafr>, tas
St. Louis, Quincy or Hannibal !!
,sr,arh Exprv-. Train. leaves In1ss, ouincy
or Haaneai dz.ly arrival u trains frs tie ~,-i ir
LAFAYETTE. INDIANAPOLIS. CINCIN-
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Burg. HARRISBURG. TOLEDO. CLESE-
LAND. DETROIT. BUFFALO. NiA6AEA
FALLS.
New York, Boston,
PHIL ApELPHiA. BALTIMORE. WASH
INGTON axp ALL PorSrs East
Splendid Palace Sleeping Cars
On AL NixAs lr.i... .-d rsssa.a. .ai ws<ssr. "a
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Through Cars from Kansas City
lafayette and Cincinnati Daily.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-27

Martin. of the Junction Union. says that
knowing ones up there say that the Herald
l. neutral" 1t would be too much labor for
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 21.-Chas. w.
Buttz has been convicted of lascivious as
sault, and sentenced to pay fine of $500
or be imprisoned six months. Other char
ges are pending against him.
The resignation of Joseph Belknap as
supervising steamboat inspector has been
accepted.
The Supreme Court has dismissed the
sKu-klux case upon the plea of want of
jurisdiction.
The President yesterday saw, by ap-
pointment, Governor Yarmouth and Sem
stor West, OF Louisiana, in reference to the
political condition Of affairs in that State.
The interview lasted nearly an hour, dur.
ing which Secretaries Boutwell, and Belk-
nap and Postmaster-G General Creswell were
present and heard the subject discussed.
The proposition of Governor Yarmouth
was, briefly, that both State Executive
Committeess-the Pinchbeck and Packard
wings unite, with the latter as chairman
and call the convention for the nomination
of State officers. This would secure peace
to all factions, and unite the Republican
party in the most solid manner. The Pre-
sident heard the argument of Governor
Yarmouth and Senator West without ex.
pressing any opinion.
The next delegation was that of Messrs
Burch, Lewis, Casenave and Scott, al
colored men, who are in opposition to War
mouths friends, and who came here t.
urge the recognition of the claims of col
ored men to Federal appointments.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22

The QUESTION OF A UNION PAssEN-
GER DEPoT.-No proposed improvement
in our city seems to be SO generally de-
sired by our people as the proposed union
railroad passenger depot. All seem to re-
cognize the necessity of having common
center for the travel to and from
Richmond, and such accommoda-
tions for travellers as the impor-
tance of our city and roads demands. We
care not what location is selected. We
know of several points suitable for the
purpose, and have no doubt each of the
roads centering here could be readily laid
to either of them. We think all the roads
should be interested in the union depot. II
we have two dep6ts, we might as well have
three, or one for each road. Let us have a
union depot in fact. Public opinion
favors the project, and we are per-
suaded to believe that the managers oi
our roads will take the matter under con-
sideratien at an early day. Richmond
must prosper. Her fine national adyanta-
ges will attrack manufactures. She will
be the national center of the products o.
the rich mines of Virginia. Our roads
will prosper with the traffic thus created
Travel will be largely augmented. Ever
now the depot accommodations are mad
equate, and being variously located, tn,
passenger trade of the city is much incon
venienced. We trust we shall shortl,
have the pleasure of reporting action OF
the part of our railroad presidents.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, March 81 21.-SENATE.-The
tariff bill was considered. Mr.. Morton
gave notice of an amendment repeating all
domestic taxes except upon liquor and
tobacco after October lst, 1872.
Mr.. Sawyer gave notice of a motion to
retain the present duty on rice.
Adjourned without action.
HoUsE.-The bill incorporating Chi
nese trading company, with capital OF
So 900, 900, failed by large majority.
Mr.. Sheldon, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported a bill authorizing
mail steamship service between New Or
leans and certain Mexican potts.
On objection by Mr.. Randall, that the
bill made an appropriation, it was referred
to the Committee OF the Whole.
The Chicago relief bill was referred t.
the Committee of Ways and Means.
The army appropriation bill, which in
wolves s29, 100000, was considered to ad
journment.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22
RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1877

township, Nansemond county, Va, ad-
cersely to amend and reenact section 2
of an act entitled "an act to incorporate
the Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
of Alexandra, approved June 9th,
1906" to amend and reenact the
9TH section of an act entitled ''an
act to provide for dividing the several
counties of this State into townships, "ad-
rersely to incorporate the Norfolk and
Princess Anne Turnpike company to
amend and reGnact certain sections Of code
in relation to the register of marriages,
births and deaths, and to repeal sections
% and "a of said chapters to amend and
reenact section 13 of chapter 13S code, so
a. to define the manner in which distress
warrants shall be levied.
SESSIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
APPEALS AT WINCHESTER.
House bill providing for holding part
session of the Supreme Court Of Appeals
at Winchester, was taken up and opposed
by Messrs. Kirkpatrick and Cochran, and
advocated by Mr.. Ward, and passed-ayes,
27; noes, A.
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evening Stats gaasrnaL.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAY, March 81.
House of Delegates--Night Session.
BILLS PASSEI

BILLS PASSED.
House bill to amend certain sections OF
an act to amend the charter of the town OF
Danville.
Senate bill to authorize the Common
Council of Petersburg to borrow money
and issue bonds.
10 amend certain sections of an act in
cooperating the Richmond and Henrico
Turnpike and Graded Road company.
To incorporate the Liberty and Rocky
Mount Narrow-Gauge railroad company.
Extending the time for collection of
levies in township in Rockingham county.
Extending the time within which VIM.
B. Deggs, late sheriff Of Norfolk, shall col
lect taxes of 1S67-'6S and '69.
House bill to amend the code in relation
to the collection of fee-bills.
House bill to provide for the election of
electors of President and Vice-President Of
the United States.
Senate bill to incorporate the Guardian
Savings Bank, of Norfolk, Va.
House bill to amend the law in relation
to the Court of Appeals so as to make it
conform to the new constitution, and for
the hearing of causes at Winchester.
To amend acts of 1867 in relation to ar
rest, commitment, and bail.
Continuing in force the corporation of
the town of Pearisburg, in Giles county,
and defining the powers thereof.
At 10 p. M. the House adjourned.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22
SUMMARY.

"A bill has been introduced in the
Pennsylvania Legislature, looking to the
removal of the capital of the State from
Harrisburg to Philadelphia.
On Tuesday, near Mount Washington,
KY, VIM. Wigginton and VIM. G. Pratt
got into a quarrel. Pratt attempted to
dismount Wigginton, who shot him in the
breast, inhicting mortal wounds.
DIR. E. G. Marshall, assistant surgeon
at the Insane Asylum at Madison, Wiscon-
sin, died in that city ON Thursday night.
The deceased had assisted at post-mortem
examination of an insane woman, and
virus from her had penetrated his system
through wound in his finger.
George IL. Dearen's distillery, with
the bonded warehouse adjoining, near
Campbellsville, Taylor county, Kentucky,
and five hundred barrels OF sour mash
whiskey, belonging to Thompson & Co.,
of Louisville, were destroyed on Monday.
Loss between s4o,o 900 and $40, 900; insuf-
ance $37, 900.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22
PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING,


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRIsTIsa,}
RIcHMoyD, March Is, 1872.
DROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
Il BINDING, sc.
In accordance with the provisions of an Act
of the General Assembly, approved March 80,
1871, SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the undersigned, at his office in the Capitol,
until MONDAY, the LIST, day of April, 1872, at
l2 NJ, for BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
FOLDING, STITCHING, RULING, AND
BINDING, required for the State of Virginia
from the date of contract until the 1st day of
April, 1873, as follows:
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Composition of type per thousand ems.
Press work per token of $50 impressions.
JOB PRINTING, BINDING, &c.
Composition of type per thousand ems.
Press work per token of 25e impressions.
Folding, Stitching, Ruling, and Binding, per
blank schedule that will be furnished, on appli-
cation, by the undersigned
Character and specimens of the work that will
be required can be seen at my office.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidders, subject to appeal, as provided
by law.
Contractors will be required to execute their
cessary title or blank pages.
The successful bidders will be required to enter
in to.bond, with security TO be approved by the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, for the prompt
and faithful execution of their contracts.
r. F. WALKER,
NH l6--td Supt. Public Printing.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22

RUNAWAY ON BROAD STREET.-A
span of lively black horses, attached to
country tobacco wagon, took fright at To-
connective on Broad street, between Fifth
and Sixth, about ten o'clock this morning,
and ran OFT. The owner, who gave his
name as Deale or Beale, and his son,
each seized horse and attempted to
step their career. The attempt proved
futile, and Mr.. Deale was thrown to
the ground, and both horses and
wagon passed over him. He was picked
up and carried into store and physician
called in. 1t was found that no bones
were broken, though the gentleman re-
ceived some severe bruises, and it was
thought was injured internally. He was
subsequently removed from the store,
whittier we did not ascertain. After get
ting away from Mr.. Deale the horses got
on the southside pavement of Broad street,
and made a general wreck of boxes, sign
posts, &C., and getting into Fifth street
went on wild frolic toward Main.
Occurrences of this character form one
of the strongest arguments of the Broad
street people in favor of the removal of the
railroad from that thoroughfare, one of the
most populous and important in the city.
All business aid pleasure in that locality
are interfered with by the passage
of engines and cars, and permanent
improvements Of streets and build.
ings almost wholly retarded. The
lives of our people are constantly in dan.
ger from the cars or frightened horses,
| The appearance of the street is dilapidated
in the extreme, giving the stranger who sees
it a most damaging impression of Richmond
which, in many other respects, is mos
pleasing to the view.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22
LATEST NEWS.
NEWS FROM ABROAD.


Berlin, March 21.-The court physicians
having informed his Majesty, Emperor Will
liam, who is now convalescent, that care is
demanded on his part in order to completes
ly regain his health, it has been determined
to dispense with the usual congratulatory
birthday celebration at the palace.
France
Paris, March 21.--It has been proved
that Marshal Bazaine dined with Prince
Frederick Charles shorty before the capitu-
lation of Metz.
The Minister of the Interior asks for a
large increase in the appropriation for the
police.
Owing to the remuneration by France of
the commercial treaty with England, mem
bers of the Left in the Assembly have de-
termined to favor tax on raw materials.
The passage by the Assembly of bill inn
posing such taxes is, therefore, certain.
Italy.
Rome, March 21.--It is rumored that
treaty is pending between Prussia and Ita-
ly, whereby Alsace and Lorraine are guar
anteed to the former power, and Rome to
the latter.
The Chamber of Deputies to-day adopt
ed resolution of confidence in the mnori-
ty by vote of 239 yeas to ITO nays.
England.
London, March PA driving snow
storm, the first that has occurred here in
fourteen months, has prevailed all the
morning. The city is enveloped in dense
fog, and at this hour-1:30 p. M.-the
day is as dark as at midnight.
In the House of Commons to-day, Mr..
Gladstone, in reply to questions, stated that
since the conclusion of the treaty of Wash
ington correspondence has been going on
in regard to its provisions, as they affected
Canada, between the Colonial Secretary
and the Governor-General of the Dominion.
The correspondence was as yet incomplete,
and it would be impossible to produce it at
present.
Duke Argyle, the Secretary of State for
India, has presented to the city of Chi
cago works on the history, people, pro-
ducts, laws, medical practices, ETC., of
India.
The London papers have intelligence from
Roumania of the continued persecution of
the Jews. At Cabul the entire Jewish
population, numbering about 900, were
fearfully punished and routed, and their
synagogues filthily polluted.
From San Domingo.
Porto Platte, March 10.-Baez has been
defeated, but Cabral was unable to advance,
as he lacked money and ammunition. An
attempt has been made to assassinate Baez,
and his cousin was killed.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
The argument in the case of Edelin, ct al VS..
the Mechanical Building Association of AL
exandria, was concluded yesterday evening.
This case is important, not only as invol-
wing the interests of the parties to the cause,
but because number Of similar associa-
tions, organized in other parts of the State,
have set up the same defense as relied on
in this case. The case from Alexandra
differs, however, in some respects, from
the others, and may be stated as follows:
The defendants in this case signed the
articles of association, executed bonds and
deeds of trust as required by said articles,
OF their shares at premium offered by
them, and they now maintain that the
money thus advanced to them was in fact
an usurious loan, and the court below de-
cided that +" the contracts, bonds, deeds of
trust, &c., which conduced such transac-
tons were usurious and void, and ordered
that the same be cancelled and annulled.o
The appellants assign the following errors in
the said decree: 1st. That the agree
ments, bonds and deeds were not device
to cover a usurious loan, and such trans
action is not usurious upon its face. 2.
The association was but co-partnership,
and it was dealing with the partnership,
in which the defendants had an interest in
common with the other members of the as
sociation, and was not loan, the defen-
dants being interested in the money when
it was advanced and when it was repaid.
This case brings up before the court the
question of the validity of the transaction
or method of doing business of building
fund associations.
The court was engaged to-day in hearing
argument connected with similar cases
from other parts of the State. The opin-
ion of the court in the Alexandria case is
in reserve.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-22
FROM NEW YORK.

Ne,o York, March 21.-August Belmont
won the silver cup at the Jerome Park
shooting match.
Last night was the coldest of the season.
A heavy northwest wind prevailed.
There have been Is new cases and seven
deaths from smallpox.
The new Spanish minister, who arrived
here last evening, is reported to have said
that it is mistake to represent him as hos.
tile to the United States, he having the
kindliest feeling, being desirous of cultiva-
ting amicablc and peaceful relations with
this country. He believes in clemency to-
wards the Cubans.