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New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.


GLADSTONE INVITED TO IRELAND-ABoLITIoN
OF THE FRENCH PASSPORT SYSTEM.
LONDON, Wednesday, April 10, 1874
A deputation from Belfast, Ireland, waite
upon Premier Gladstone to-day, ana presented 10 III
an invitation bearing the signatures OF 5000 OF It's ci
zens to visit that city, accept its hosptaliies and de-
liver an address. Tho document handed to Mr.. Glad
stone heartily recognizes the great services rem
dered by him to Ireland and its people. The
Premier in response, took occasion to speak
at sone length IN explanation and defense
of his Irish policy aud expressed strong wish Tor the
welfare Of Ireland He said 1t would be great depfl'
yaticn if he should find himself unable from the pressure
OF public duties to visit Belfast He closed by accepting
conditionaly the invitation that of the whole rather
than of portion OF the people Of Ireland ana said he
would communicate at future time Win the depuuE
ton as TO the exact date of his visit.
special dispatch from Paris TO Ihe 1Mes says
President. Theirs has formally declared that the order
recurring persons entering France to have passports mas
been abolished Henceforth travellers win be registered
at the frontiers and tax will be levied THEREFOR nor
will they be subject TO the scrutiny OF civil officers wne
soourning IN the country.
The claim ant the Tchbornc estate appeared III the
Central Criminal Court of the Old Bailey, to-day 10 an
swer to the indictment yesterday presented against h
lie pleaded not guilty all the counts witt OF Ger
orari issued removing tho cause to the Court VI
Queens Bench where the prisoner Will DO urea III Jun"
In tbo-noan time, he has been recommitted 10 Ne"s"c
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NAVY DEPARTMENT FINANCES.
ROCEEDs OF PROPERTY SODA FAIR EXHIBIT
IGByERAL PRESS DTsPATCH.l


IGBSERAL PRESS DISPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Speaker, to-day,
laid before the of Representatives. comInrnica-
ton from tire Secretary OF the Navy, in reply to
resolution as to what property belonging TO the United
States has been sold by officer agent of the Navy
Department or any bureau thereof OF any OF the
nayyyarls of the United States since June 3O 1865 &C.
III answer 10 the resolution, the Secretary c0hinuh
Gates reports Ia detail from the chiefs OF the several
bureaus, also tabular statement showing tnat lle to.i
proceeds realized from me sales 9I o. Propcry
and deposited in the United States Treasury 10
tie credit Of the different appropriations IRON
which the stores were originally parchasedI o.
Amounted 10 sf2o23l9 s2 ont of that 222 81
was rsed at various times for repairs, &C., ana drawn
from the Treasury by regularly approved Teqnsuons
amountof 1877 90. which, added to S37 OI vo Dl
anoes Of ,unexpended appropratont naEs the sun oi
$lO2 1864 paid INTO the Treasury since 1860 fuTtneI
In ansgeryo that part Of the resolution whch directs
the Secretary Of Che Navy 10 state how nuch moiMy
has been spent by his Department III aamuon'
20 the amounts appropriated by Congress iOr inc ser
1865 the Sec .eary aes 10 had been the custom 10 carry
forward the uDeXpeDded balances OF aIpropr Tn %
one year to another, which balances when added 70 no
appropriation woud make The sum reqired or e uSo
O the Navy Department for the fiscal year ana IN hlh
ing the estimates the Department was gov Nerned oy o
balances remaining hand from tbe preceding y9' %
parinent July l. 1885 vas s22,4os,sg0 Co. TO wmchn n
sum Vas added appropriations t2r 1, 9e o,dnSnt scn
available for that year. l4229lso 40; put OF ' hnee
only sl1s2I,52G AZ was expended and out OF he %
Remaining s9s067,392 81, and sdbsequenu sta,e,
sJi0277G5 46 has been covered into the Oh'cu I'm
lar appropriations, has beon spent, b.t on the n re-
the sum Of s7i,02765 45, above stated mas Eeoh
funded ont Oi the appropriations ana proceehs or
The Treasury. OF tho proceeds OF sales, amountDs -
the period Named 10 s2929il9 50, there has peb h 81
pended, previously stated, $o232!l,52 r,r nu ,, ~
anae ,OOoiT 20 has been refunded 10 the Treasury
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STEAMSHIP DISASTERS.

TIE DACIAN WRECKED NEAR HALifAA-iiEh
CREW AND PASSENGERS SAVED.
HALIFAX Wednesday, April 10, 1872.
rrhe Anchor Line steamship Dacian, with a
CARGO valued 10 ever s5ooOoo from London ior Halifax
and st. John, wont ashore yesterday morning on Flint
Rocks, Clam Harbor about As Llles from Halifax. Inc
crew. passengers and portion of the cargo were saved
yhe vessel is { total loss
TIE SPAIN INJURED BY COLLISION.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, April 10, 1872.
The stea mship Spain, while proceeding up
he Merscy, yesterday, on her homeward voyage from
= ,,o,yyo,l. came into collision with tho steamship
p,ol.nv r7be spain was damaged and will probably
have To .,ointo dock for repairs
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,GESgRAL PRESS DIspATcH.i

Tnc Secretary OF the Treasury has transmitted to the
House Of Representatives, with recommo ndatfon that
mss bill for the relief Of Gen. Spinner. IL directs
ami authorizes tho proper accounting officers TO allow
him. as Treasurer of the United States, IN settlement OF
lis general account OF Receipts and Expenditures ior
he fiscal year ending June SO 1872 tho sum ol sSi' be
ip the amount pld by him certain ruuaten par
TALLY oestroyed and defective compound interest hYe
per cent and national bank notes. the sum OF 10
fncurrco through
ment the part or employees and Otherwise withono
negligence fault his part. These losses are Nv .ne
entertainments OF Seth Johnson, late interest cItF,
S}7s9i 2 ny y A. Marden, late oher or the DIVISION Oh
accounts q7 part OF package oil new notes stoei
from the division OF Issues, s5tO amount Iounu snor
in an actual OF Sl3l,0)a specimen currency III ~
tber with several smaller sums, altogether making
the aggregate amount above stated.
Judge p ]. Joachimsgn OF New-YOrk and Recorder .
Wolf of this city VcePo s1ens OF the Board OF Dec
gates of American israclte had an interview Win sec
reary Fish to-day in relation to the recent 0utragcs IN
RoumaHia. The secretary assured them OF MS carrie
desire TO cause that Government TO listen 10 the rCJ
strances If tie frendly powers and that the action OF
consul, i. K PeiXoto acting IN concert WIZ o.
cousuls in cxeriing MORAL influence on TIC kouBani
Government, had been molly approved.
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FRANCE.

cAMDFTTA ON THE REPUBLIC-UE ItRNOUECES
THE PARTY OF THE RIGHT.
PARIS Wednesday. Apriir0. 1s7A
NJ, Cambetta, in continuation of his tour
roneHopt France delivered address to the citizens
Of Ane,ys, in the Department of MarneeLoire, last
evening Aadvocacy Of the Republic. In the couis Of
his remarks NJ Gambeta asserted that the whole co un
, was pra ctcally unit for the defeat Of tho SUP
nor,ers Of monarchy In support of this statement
he cited as tvoof the results of the municipal and
denart,nental elections. NJ. Gambetta continued
NV spirited ASSAULT upon the members OF the party OF
tho Right in the Assembly, who he said. are utterly
dstrusted by tho people Of France. and concluded by
vigorously urging upon President Thiers the dehnve
establishment Of the Republic. M. Gamoetta arrived
at Brest to-day. He Will continue his tour through
Brittany.
The Councils General Of the Departments Of the vosges
and C0tes du Nord have passed votes OF confidence in
President Theirs
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CraZEYr TOPICS ~ TIE CAPITAL.

q
b.. .sOcEED,NCS tCF CONGHHS,-TIE fRAEKING
ABUSE PROfAlBL CONTiAC Ed FOR ANOTHER
YEAR--THE CASE OF DR. HOUAB)-CIVH
sEAgGCg REFORM.
IL TELEGHAPH TO THE smEUSEI
WAsIiSGTON, "Wednesday April y, 1872.
Mr. Uil's I'LL 10 abolish the frlnhng privilege
II ed IN HOUSE tOasy by an overwhelming majority
a. amid laughter. The fao; that the passage
of he bill would enable Congress 10 grant 10 tho people
The great boon OF cheap postage by diminishing tie let
tergate to two cents, WAS presented by Mr.. Hill In
bei speech and <be gross abuses of the frankng giv
lego pointed out But his remarks fell upon deaf ears,
caTcly twenty members paying any attention to what
ho sale. Butler almost tie only one who spoke
against the BILL he opposed jt because, as he sad the
-outcry against frapng was raised by tie great city
journals 10 crush out tie country papers.
out hQg this TO be done in case
lnembersc cf Congress forced to put aanas upon
th2ir lettere instead Of their namcs he failed toexplan
VI Sargent moved to reCOmmit The bill. Nh Bolman
.Id this would kin it. and demanded tie Yeas and
aye Only twelve members joined him In the demand;
40 the l laughtered just its enemies meant 1t
so ND be- without any record upon which their lpdig
nan\ \coDstueDts can ea them 10 account The Legs:
H PAR IN acting Son The Senate tie AMEND
iaents. yiGI0ut getting through with them Al
sisendsent appropnatng s5ooee for the expenses or
approprration and said the disposition shown in Con-
gsss 10 down Cyp service retn WI hout giving
an ras Tespectf TO te President ana the public
sentiment Of the coutry: is Committee had acted adj
yer,ey 10 the appropriation but lie determined not
10 see 1T Killed without struggle Butler characterized
tle plans reform The futile and visionary schemes
Of ncwspaper editors Competitive examiDatons would
kee2 the soldiers from getting Office ana PIT IN young
1Dcn who stayed at home during the war ana
got % DO newspaper writers. He told pa
sLetic story OF a crippled volunteer officer, VINO
lad been turned out OF department clerksip ad had
applied 10 linn 70 be sent to the Soldiers Ayslum TO
tecp him frOin starving Such men this, he said,
S.hO could wri;e elegant German text. Mr Willard
,.de AN effective answer 10 this by saying that But
,eys crppled ofce was no doubt pat ont TO make
icr some village pohsci who hed packed primary
that keoi 1sldeis out o.. Office by ulling e places
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TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT INQUIRY.
TESTIMONY OF DONALD MKAY-NOTIIING NEW
BROUGHT OUT--EX-SECRETARY WELLES TO
BIZ EXAMINED.

BROUGHT OF t1-CA- W ELLA>S ~
BI. EXAMINED.
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Naval 'nvestiga-
eion Committee me. this evening James lIuTphy was
sworn: Witness is steamengine and boiler maker in
New-York never gave Mr. Dana nor any one else any
information concerning the Roach contracts nor had ne
told any one lie would build the engines FOR tho Ten
nessee for S3OOCO0 sHd the old machinery of the
Tennessee worth 100000
BY Mr. Archer-Ncyer was on board the Tennessee :;
Tarcha iron s worth 10 cents and sSS iron cents
Donald Mckay ewcrn: Is ship Dulider mas puI
f52 squarergged ships has built six engines has heard
little about tho Tennessee contracts would not make
compound engines and guarantee 14a knots average
s}Scooo o' Mr Roach is responsible man ana his
tes are good men Mr. Roach mas HpderlaEen M dno ia o. ns
British navy; there difference OF 25 to 10 per cent III
.the cost of building IL favor Of outside chops
By Mr. Arc6e1-Has been out of business two years;
has butt iron ships thoroughly posted II the con
sructOn OF compound engines; such engines rave & oeen
of building compolnd engine; wolld not undertake TO
nUild these en4dIesat the pTCe named aid gulls sce
Tie rate speed in the Tennessee coatra1i there
i saving o. q Sret b IN sn1 ,fG Works al Boston
possess,sn OF the best al ns 1CI c9mpoand en-
aaa sent over fTSai Scotland
Hero theN pause in the proceedings rere being
no NitIcsses present, nd some ersaOn 20 an
ADJOURNMENT. Secretary RObeson had Ae Wts ei ued
been proved Icain5t hin. There inay some question
of ructlCn Of awcf which lie was the oonsti.l-
tcna Judge; charge lad been made against lrms more
eutrageCus than had made aGaingt any OTHER pub
liz ofioe, private cnzen, and taado recRle'sy not
only to the Coismttee, ut TO the public The acciser
Lad been GLOVE tAe widest range, tlEon the verge OF
propFiety hut be Gid he had had he had pre- ed
not singh thing against Lin; men, cut OF pr.son 10
MINT by f Orbearance, had been allowed TO send Tor
Wiine Yes! nd man were go by RS |3r
b.ar,cc becuso he Lestated whether the public good
required hilD TO dirty lis fingers with spcl filth.
6lr Archie! desired 20 have ex-oecreiary Woes pres
eDf wishing as Liui several questions about tse &C.;
tcInc0t OF the SecOr claims.
Alter bii. oonsuitaLOs, Nh Archer said he mouid
fclc4sD1 toni lit L. Mr. &cECs and get 3n "nsHersno
vyol,ii :-ns Chairine1 tsargenD tomorrow ana
4 a NnRthrF Nauted EclBcdDtat-AllIS 10. 20
RI,,r = Necs
g -..-.a T.. a.j named An;n Friday night.
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GERMANY.

AN APPEAL FROM TIE CAPTURED PROVINCES.
BERLIN, Wednesday, April TO- 1872.
Forty seven thousand women of Alsace and
Lorraine have addressed petition to Prince bismarck
I'm which they ask that thes fathers and may be
exempted from service IN the German army for few
years.
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The hill to regulate freights Oh railrOadS-th
ASSEMBLY.
s,ospps oP EMIGRATION.

TIE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
Mr.. BENNETT, from the Committee on Com
merce and Navigation, submitted tho following report
ON the Of the affairs Of tho Commissioners
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A PAPER MILL BUHNED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-Mullin, Parker q
Co.'s papermll at Carlisle. Pa. was destroyeu Wy n,'
this morning. The fire was accidental lido loss eo''
mated al t.oo: insurance, $4,000 large brick barn
beloncipg 10 Mr. tner near tho oDl was also burned.
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:
. sOCEED,NC tCF CONGHHS,-TIIE fRAEKTNG
ABUsE PROBABLY CONTiHCED FOR ANOTHER
YEAR--TIIE CASE OF DR.. HOUAB>-CIVU
EE,s!fCE REFORM.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

The citizens Of the County who propose planting orch
ards will find to their advantage give their patronage
TO Snyder Of the Prairie Nurseries, at Highland who
keeps perhaps the largest stock in the State and fur
nish them low the class Of trees can bc
purchased al from the leading Of the c"un
try Mr. has had long experience in the business In
this County and has thorough knowledge Of all the var
adapted this climate. Parties who deal with him.
may assured all orders will be cd with the variety
He keeps everything to be found in nrstciass
Nursery and solics the patronage Of the public Apply
to The proprietor,
T. SNYDER Highland Kansaa
Or to C. G. BspcEs Troy, july lift
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h h . mark Of the unsuccessful man, that he in
variably "cks his stable door when the horse
stolen. This Of wisdom thinks about bodily
health until it s But just much disease
has become seated the Of the system resist and
throw of is wcakeued hence time all important For
dyspepsia all diseases Of the liver stomach skin kid
and all that begin in vitiated blood do watun
the trouble is confirmed but attack it by timely Of
Dr.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BrrTERs ausl5w4
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WILSON AND GRANT.

We met TO night prepared to fight
For victory once more;
We proudly come with torch and drum,
And the loud cannon rUar:
Well raise note from every throat,
And sing hearty chant;
Let's all unite 70 sbeut nd fight
For Wilson and for Grant!
CnoRrs-For Wilson and for Grant, my boys.
For Wilson and for Grant,
Lets all uuit- u shout and light
Fur Wilson and for Grant
Let "soreheads" growl and loudly howl
For Grecley and for Brown,
But never fear. well raise = cheer
That will their vcic~s drown;
Let Horace teach and Summer preach;
Let Schurz and Davis rant
Well AL unite To about and night
Fur Wilson and Tor Grant!
For Wilson and for Grant my boys!
For Wilson and for tiransi
Well all unite to shout and fight
For Wilson and for Grant!
The Boys In Blue are always true.
And Grant has been their PRIDE
From vicksburg' height To kichmonds fight,
He's been their friend and guide;
Then lets unite, all hands tonight.
To sing the peoples chant,
And il shall br full three timcs three
For Wilson and fur Grant!
For Wilson and for Grant, my boys!
For Wilson and for Grant
And it shall be full three times three
For Wilson and for Grant,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

On Last Saturday evening at the Gopher Fair Play
Brown Greeley meeting the speaker admitted that the
Democratic party had gone the devil and after forty
Of political and abuse he has found
Greeley is honert and right and that the Democratic party
is dishonest. and wrong. and Gratz Brown the
Of freeing forty thousand rebcls in Missouri he
would vote for him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
A ssre Way - Make Ms,ey.

In the buying :ooa most people who viii prosper
study economy in their purchases and II truth tina,
the item of Boots and Shoe. small one in the families
Of both rich and To reduce the expense Of item
becomes neccssary to bny where the hest and
quantity Of goods be foun for the money and
that place il at ereiaseely Boot and Shoe store
CG Bridg-s. Of Troy, keeps the only Boot and Shoe
store in the city and has excellent variety Of all goods
in that line He has them fine and also common but al
ways recommends good goods He proposes keeping the
argest stock I'm Northern Kansas selling them 70 eo.k
busrs for that they sustain him in trade and buy
cheaper than at St Joseph Atchson 1t will pay farm
ofthe whole County to inquire Of their families in re-
aton to the number of pairs Of boots and shoe
and numbers and give Mr. b. a call Liberal discount
will he made large hills and cash buyers Recollect
this article and when to Troy inquire for the
Boot and Shoe store Of C. G. Brdges which you will find
south Of Public Square, one door north Of
Shepherds Drug Store. iulyIlva
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

cAurroS-Every genuine box Of DIR. McLANE,S LIVER
PILLS bears the signature Of FLEMING EROS. Pitts
burgh Pa and their private o. s. Stamp ~ Take no
other The market Is full Of limitations II Is the popular
verdict that people who have been the
Btters CoraTs obliged eventually Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS for permanent relief apim6.
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ssuss pf tie Campaign.
"cLAsP nANDe Acaess raE sLeeDY

C@A0A.1
Clasp hsnds seruas The hassdy cham,
Blss out the rrcord 9Th psss;
No look Of retrWpect3no cast;
Forget fearful spsAn
W.s stricken By sssasHin hand:
Clasp handle scro.s the Moody ehasm!
The land tbrough biSsd va. overnown;
G~b-llion' /, king frvn bl1uav thruoe
Sent forth his edirts 10 slespoil
In sanSuipzry lrtters uriS
With pen euveDomed from the pit
Forget ye would nos rteosL
Into the dismal enlf below.
That nefy, billovy hs'd VI woe;
Turn frum the appalling sight away;
Twill brain distrsrt and vision dazr
The glamour Of those luSid rays!
Clasp hands. but iook ncs downward, pray.
Not downward yc would not ken
The Ceri-rus Ut that bl.oaiy tide.
With hundred Jaws disteuded wide
The munster Treasa in his den;
The bofrur might your hold unclasp
Trust not the nrnne.s u your grasp
Clasp hands with eyes sSertssl. then.
The black dag Of fr.it"rous foe
Floats dsrkly down the dread abyss;
The eye bsnt cha>nu.rd cannot mis-
Can wash its helldyed color. out;
The echoes of 6esdirh shout
Shall vibrst- in the depths below.
Should son bereft OF childless siru
As friend gives greeting unto friend.
His hand scrss this cham extend,
With . forgiving hearts DESIRE
Let him VI ezrthwsrd glance beware
There precious ife-blood flowing there,
feedinS that fierce Tartarean DIE.
Clasp banda. but prithec. without Gail,
kirst close the svrnues Of sound;
For. issuing frOn that yawniny ground.
Con,es up tho piteosa siuk ming Wsii
W mothers cOanfssslrsa vita grief
" children crying Ssr r.ii1f
ofpns.n-se.rssd ssssssasis sAass'y Psle.'..
Clasp hands. but irst exact plight
As solemn the vuw u Heaven;
be sure the disinfrcting ieavcn
OF rcpent-nt hraIt has quite
Infused the treason snathe blood
Clzsped ~ with purifying hood
Assured, clasp hands with heart and and might
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

- There were nearly hundred persons at the Greeley
Grstz meeting last Saturday night and by the noise
Of them made in stamping the speaker cosclude he would
take vote and have big majority for Greeley So be
requested all who going for Harris Greeley
and Gratz Brown to rise when just u persons respond
ed. That than human nature could stand. 30
they quietly slnnk to their hones On the way out
overheard of the u to another the old fool ought
to have than to take vote in Troy it will
be capital for the Chit and Rrpubiiean"
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- The Democratic meeting. at the Court House. on
last Saturday night thin affair Col Cobb need lose
no sleep on Of anything that aad at that side
show Your little trap is showed under and arc left
out In the cold.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

Mrs. Swisshelm having retired to the shades Of
The Diamond, has Laid Greeley egg and out for
the Baltimore candidate Jane your Judge Greer article
will have to rewritten, for consistency. you know.
Those clubs used good black Republicans the
Diamond" twenty or thirty years ago. used in
your hands, Greeley cubs the heads Of the
kind Of Republicans.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

HOW THE LOulsylLLE C0URIER.
JOURNAL. MAKES UR lT9
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
A cockroach sat . cup Of paste
In . newspaper Office room.
The man Of scissors be calmly eyed.
With never q thought o the tomb
The cockroaeh spoke to the man If shears:
odd friend you look tired glum;
Is Greeley likely to lose some sroundf
Has Gratz b~en away from homer
Odd cock. spoke up the man of shears,
'On those I'll bef till die:
What bothers me. my brave old cock,
Is seeing newspapers lie"
They lie On Greeley. and lie on Gratz,
They lie on President Grant
work and work in n search for TRUTH
But, cock, iii powerful scant
The cnckrpach spoke to the man Of shears:
Great gun If truth uttered he.
THE hest that a man placed like you can do.
L. just to cut what you
"You can't do better than clip the best
Of lies else time you Will waste;
The man Of shears gave long. loud groan,
The cockruach slid from the paste.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

WIN. C. Searcy. old Kansas soldier Of this County.
the Greeley party would take the ball from
his head whr IT lodged at the battle Of Prairie Grove he
might lie induced TO vote for the Chappaqua
a. ii Is he will vote fer Grant Thus is with those who
rtoo the rough part Of the band boz soldiers to
the contrary notwithstanding.
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Notice.

Notice hereby given all persons liable to pay poll
tax City Of White Cloud that the list Of such per-
placed in my hands for collection Any per
failing pay such tax before the lith 81 SePe
her, is7 will be liable pay the same with costs thrrea
ter. H. W. SHAW, City Troasuref
Aug 2a-Jw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

NEW MEAT SHor-Charies Burkhalter Ia now fully 60
tsb,ished at hi. Meat Market west side Of the Public
souare and prepared all tmcs to supply the public
with the be.tof beef He has had experience
In the business and will give the prbc what they want
when they want it, and in good condition He is also pre-
parrd to buy all cattle that offer Persons having cat
tie to sell will do well to give him the INST chance
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

At the Republican meeting. at the Court House. on
the 18th. Col Cobb made beautiful and patriotic
marks praise Of the Union Soldiers No doubt few
present did like it, but they only very few and
they prepared growl at anything that should be
said They will something growi about in Novem
lcr
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: Campaign Badges at Shepherds.

HEAVY GorHKRs-A few days since Peter Staples Of
Township presenteat the Office Of the County Clerk
the scaps Of hundred and nine eopher for which
he was paid Saso premium Of 10 cents each allowed
BY the County. Peter ought to have the premium.