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DEPARrURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MOsDAY. Dsc. Is
No Steamship Mats

MOSDAY Disc Is.
No Steamship Mats
TUESDAY DEC II
Merco b. the steamship CITY Of hra Close
.t2p m steamship sails az D. M from Pier No. n. K
Mails for Nassau p Havana, per steamship Columbia
Man Pier No . NJ a. :, sioss 81
ESQ D. steamship sails at , p m
NAL, for HsTt etc by steamship Pertt, close p IN.
WEDNESDAY. De. 10
Mails Europe and liverpool seamihip
Minnesota close al No Supplementary Mail Steamship ssi
sts:JOA N from Pier No. rs NJ r.
A Pnsaan Closed Mail . sent bE this line
THUKSDAI Die. ~.
Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg per steam
mo Westpha ASuppenen,,r Mail on Pier loot Of
Thl,ds. Hoboken closed Steamship sa. at irou
foot Of Third at, Hoboken
A PrussAn Closed Mail "a sent BY this line .
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must he PREPAID With
double postage
Friday at o'clock steamship sails from Portland Me- on
Saturday. ate m. -,
Letter postage Indies When going direct viii
be Is cents each which must be prepaid
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEWBORN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
CLEARED.
steamship CITY Of Brussels (br Brooks Liverpool John O. Ds
Steamship Celtic (Br) Murray Liverpool ke HYDE spsiA
Steamship hongcnsrv fsreloh Savannah Rober Lowisu
S<smship Amsrief IN Oh bun Bremen ko Orlriehs Co
Steamship Magnoh, Palmer Hamilton Bernud1 Wn H. Webt
steamship India tBx Munro Glasgow Via hovl Henderson
steamship Hst'erss sOoh he Old Don0p steamship
Co
stesmhp Gen nss4e ssspssn New Orleans prederei
Steamship City ef Havana Deaken, Hsvrn. dc Alexandra
Sons
st1snshp Jsonio HsEsrd Savannah william r. Gsrrsoa
Steamship Geo W. CLYDE Cole 0aTeor and KEY West e. H. Nal
steamship George Washington oulet Essoro.as H. B. Crua-,
4 ca
Steamship Chsmpon, lockwood chafe,ton IL Morgan Co.
stesnshp Chaplin, Beaufort B. O., haaV Ferfis
Bede. Georgetown O. Geo b.
etsn ship Wsmuits fsh, New Bedford. fsrgusop Wood
(Rr, Rousseau Hsvre George Mekenxe
Steamship Panis DQfne Phadel0hiA LonaSd Steamship Co.
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston. H. Dimocf.
Steamship Bell Bstemaa Norfolk City Point and Ra
Old Dominica steamship Co. . ..-
Bsrk W. Whiting lBr) Walter Hamburg P. Esviu,
Evoh nor Smith Queenstown Falmouth Punch kiys
4 Co.
BARK 81. Plsac,o Q.sl. To,st cs 70, scisr r. Ase,
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Annie Wilson and Mary Ann Hogan, notorious
Brooklyn shoer Sentenced SATURDAY. to th. Pehtena
for ~ years
Mary Morris was arraigned before Judge Moore,
Saturday charged with Ere her house in Pacbos
Judge husband She renanded for medical
examination
Elliot, Somer Kl0pskey Coden, and Koohen.
stsshpe 900 mail bags nom the PotOmoe this
city Oct b Saturday BY Commissioner Shields for
TO-DAY with this will be
srre,ted alleged that the bags ound tie store OF andeTs
Cohen Co. DEALERS No % Lpeusd, sbO said that theJ
cane Elliot.
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UECIdIOES-DEC. IA.

Suprems Court h0mbers-By Judge Barrett
Arnold Ga.-Aonon granted With $40 In
oh application Of Isaac Tsnnerhot fr counsel
Gregory back further
superior C0vrt-,SDecidi Terribly Judge Curtis
Swedish Evangelical lsherAH Church ag Wobroh-Moon for refer
granted
Common P1eas-Spcci1l Trm-By Judge Robin
zeErtrs so.snce tOrs 100 10 defendant
EoutyJobnon NobleJndgment for plaintiff for
controversy, siL findings 70 be settled (Ophon)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
swlNpLERs ARRESTED.
AN EXTENSIVE FORGERY DETECTED.

AN EXTENSIVE FORGERY DETECTED
William Durham was arrested on SATURDAY
Inv sercc,pt ouinu Of the Tombs Squad, on warrant
,s.ped nv Justice Downing. charging him Win aterius
nav warrants OF the State Of Mississippi to very large
smount On Dec 2 he called at the office OF Levi
Rnrke AT No 20 Broads and tried TO negotiate war
rant for $500 drawn on the State Treasury OF mississippi.
member OF the firm telegraphed TO the Governor OF
n,s.,ss,pp and received reply that the amount had
bean altered from SC TO $500 Col whteey of the United
states secret Service Bureau was informed OF the case
and on Saturday bis detectives succeeded in tracing the
accusea 10 his boarding place In Beecket ana causeu
his arrest as stated Other forged warrants 10 tue
amount of S4OOOa. were found on his person -
IN was ascertaned by COlWheley that the alterations
vere made by DR. Swan OF Louisiana who Is sad 10 DC
an expert In the business. AND who was Hr's'u O
urday near New-Iberia. La. Mary McbIloe, az Wv
OF Durham. was also arrested on d l,sred war
rants Amounting 10 $4,000 All Of these had Deen
changed from small sums 20 the uenOnnationps W 70
900 Durham was committed ny justly SGisstssinni
avail reouStion from the Governor OF MisssSSiPp "a
n "a eiied mat other persons among them two nol9
ins. ofria nositions implicated with the aecuse
and that larre number OF the altered warrants nave
been negotiated
A PRETENDER UNMARKED.
A middle-aged man. dressed as a clergyman
vas committed on Saturday by Justice Bowling at the
Tombs on the charge OF swndling under the gulse o.
charity John F. Talmage OF No. ITO Waterst testinec
that the accused whose real is said to be Henry
Ostrander called him in August represented nmseI
AZ the Rev John shoemaker of the Waterst MISSION
aud asked FOR a contribution toward giving the poo
children OF the Fourth Ward excursion. He said ina
WIN f. Dodge and Others had contributed, and nr lai
mage gave him S. From Henry A. Barring OF NO. .
southSt he obtained So for Thanksgiving dinner for
tbe moor orphans Of the Fourth Ward IL Is alleged tina
be has swlnded Others IN the same way
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ALMANAC

Fun 7ils 1I hoop sS
|
ssDy Hoot.. s1 Island. ees Hell date FeuJ .loJT
|
Hoos Cows eJt Hell Gss .lEtO
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a.. .Abora AT. Mason.
~. Smith et a. AT. Rsypolds
etsl.
Is. stevens sgt The v. Y. Cent
and HUI. Riv. z, Go.
ts. King AZ Hermann e. al
t6i .Csdie j.. sgt Oosss Nstiensi
Bank.
F..Hodge ct al. sgt Wager
ct al.
40. .MshIef AT. K.ppelhon
81. Thomson sgt. CtlbeuD ct al.
81. Page. sdm'T. at. Tue Mayor.
&c, n. Y.
81. Brigham ACT. Lsddingtos.
50. .Moury sgt- The n. \. Cest.
and Hnd. RiL Y. Co.
81. .cobp ct al sgt Carpenter
IS. Roberts ,st Dodge. err,
ct al
60. Same sst. snevces etsl.
81 ..Ssme sgt. Lospdes.
81. .Collendei sgt. Ghhth.
sos sEanc ~ = DtAAh
~. .Dclseey afL Callsedef
u. .SDeneer ACT. Allison.
90. Roberts tgi. Rter.
"a. Dewitt agt. fsrmefs and
kshufsetrs Bsnk Of Poagh.
ketpsie.
TKss-PAKr L-vIp Bsusr, J.
o an.
i2l5. Ertns, ke. sgi. Truksf.
M. Young and another sgt SAME.
'40e. koehlsr sgt. hegibbtn.
400. Mallory aud another AT.
Nelson.
All. .helieb. j., sgt. HsrEsn.
AIS. Smith ana another sg;. Gibbs.
,4l7. .kAylor Agt Pattersos.
,4l9. Allen and smother sgt. stat.
ford.
,i2l. .Koshler sgt. the Mayor, &e.,
City n. Y.
,42J. Hart All. Tsrior and another.
'4Jl. Wisseri sgt L,ssiag ct sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
QorpsralloH Notices.

rNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby given
that provsss Of the statute additional per
will b. ADDED the 18th last 70 oil res unpaid
following interest Of
aii.i the 1
.as dsls 81 DaUasal MARTIN T. MCMAHON
Hsos,Ves u Cnea
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Proposals.

Orrcs GsAsD CESrsAL Dsyor. Nsvrosk Nov ~, 1914
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - SEALED
IN PROPOSALS. for rork the FoURrHA IMPROVEMENT
ssd snth sn b. received
s smoe aat oelosk Of December 49, la Plans
spsoas and bsaf proposals s be ready and ssr the ssh
nat ALLAN CAMPBELL,
snw,D TRlcy >Esginssu foarshave
4 A. BIjCKH1iIT- Improvement
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CALEEDARs-rHn DLf.

Usrso STATE, CscrIr CoURrBLireB J0pes, al II
KqaiiH Caendor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

!. .Giesson att Thin and Ino.
>. .HOlmes sgt Goet.
4. .AhtBOUY 81 al agt Gsnisop.
g.. Wooster All Calhoun.
~. .Mysn. err. at Dunbar ei al
IL. Advance OF sLsst. HOllsy 81 al
IL. .Auitnan sgt. NHs.
10. .nsnlgoraer, Il al sgt. ThesS.
7. 4 South Carolina n. =.
20.
~. The Blls ci,rCo.srt Wooster.
~. Bel agl. Wilson.
~. .bsms sgt. HsTis.
~. Wheeler, jt sgt. MeCorhict.
-. The n. Y. Car sprns Co.sg,.
Tia assiond SpnpE Co.
Sc. .Coln tgt. HeptosstslL
a.. .HofmsD sYt Peek.
~. .Bdshnell at. The Metallic
Usion Spring Co. al al.
-. Piper at hooH st Of.
%. The Uhiao Paper bag Ms
chine Co. 81 81. sgt Newell
sttL
n. .Ssrns sgt slRe.
Is. King All. WerpsL
~. .Kog sft LVle.
~. .Rebsrtson srt. The seconds
Manufacturing 20.
81. American ksttsn 10. sgt.
Balomop II oil.
svysSxs CevsT-CIHcriT-TslAi
Opens 81
%. .Prsninn aei. hsrks. ippFd.
l1a. .Hlpksl sgt DIuetsr.
Jg71. .1ae Russell h'fe Go. Az.
The Nsw.Hsytn Steamboat
Co.
J7l7. .HottoB Ast. Ho.ton ct al.
1919 .NoJss agt. Perry and sBo.
jl1. Hewlett sgt. The Mayor, &c.
City n. "
1901 .Coogsn sst. same
go. White ettl. AT. Fuller.
1851 Harms sgt. Equitable Lifsl
Assurance society Of tie
U. &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
Marble au0 1laie Nlantels.
DO Uhom II man Concern

BENEVOLENT ASS0CIATI0NS.-Theo owner
ID Of. large Budag costing Op mor,sgd Iasa nee
Conpssy 5Oo proposes donate bis interest .oei.,y
II o. character the eloe
readily adapted s Address Mr. DAY sl Thsv Brooklyn
IMPORTATION WANTED of one ELIZA
BETH SMITH ~ sstre Of Gaa.rd Losso County Ire
Of vnr vi,h Mr. CLARK tenth
AM Information eeaesranE Der T Be thankfully received bT bee
brother GB0RGR SMITH No IA West rhiriieihst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
Gountrp Real Gstate tor 30

EAVORABLI FOR CASH, or in EXCHANGE
foe large tract Agricultural and Mne.l Lands, Suburban Pop-
eJ veil oae sell valuable Plantation hours
drive ony from Orleans City; o. overflow
working prospeusy saa fully equipped stocked nsaps
good retsssbe Apply STEPHENS
BROTHERS ConVeyaaeers IN Broadway Nevfok City Glass
BsH 1853 r. D.. New-0reans, La. Visiting there
I EVILS COUNTY FARM-222 acres good
~ ballngs. implements excellent farm. al los
pnce. rutland l. WHITING. D Beekmanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

"dRAPHIC" CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
page engsvugs BY the most talented .rti,s
-" Who your fstb.r ineoff lssd the OBnen An
i.ee Thu. no osh said be- some mushroom Lordi b.
Of Williams men,"
father hherr had eeiure the sni
swallowed all Of biz hsr both
spoke wild thrilled I. startled; u cent Mira Beiys
her moment and eroei the hss even OF this SILLY
brutal lord"
You e said James losing all patience; have of bet
o thoa Ny father lord ard her 10 estates
have been served BY Thy bee ,hoai the world
0 Wicked"
whipped behind and psrisve No traitor,
who eyes before"
nsongh nights she would little hand glass
and the diamond and brooch AMI parade with them spark
ling the moonlight"
gr approached him miy ,nd .ony and stood looking
him considerable time
Of door, AM looked steadily down
them. After s omenu Of spossesi obser'soo she said Ia
keen whisper, XII hmr
VIII this Sigh caught the quick LADY Who bad
not long emerged upon deci."
X-Thef ust realized sni IN the
Of death vbtn BLACKSTONE heard tue
water Ny Father They have murdered him
K" Phppa brought II to Mr. Chester zad eoplr pldng her
neck their inlsrrupd she
said. Uncle dear. pessa read that"
XII She had been home may -h-n IL rushed her
GRATED proportion to his despondenes .o demanded her
hand In marriage that very Minute"
addition Engraving Plate P.per entitled
HAPPY CHRISTMAS TlMB" from painting by hf. GAEL BAU
Ready H. To be the Wilmer Rogers News
Company and all Booksellers once isO. Suasd w G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

THE WANDERING HEIR" New Tale,
by CHARLss READS equal Isasth one volume novel, Is
rnna Ii Tia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

ABSTRACT OF MR.. VAN Norris ANNUAL REPORT.
Commissioner Van Mort, in his annual report,
says, among other things: $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

MILITARY and SPORTING RIFLES on
vi M.in-fIenEy Wesey Rcbsr Suder. ChlssspOt Greea
Brothers and other paeet-d systems.
ISAAC HOLLIS & SONS. - Ch.spn1e. L0nlon
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

We dropped in upon the Farmers' Club at
their meeting at Aaltby's School House. last
evening, and were not only gratiSed.
but most agreeably surprised to note the inter-
est manifested and the talent evinced in their
proceedings. Indeed our professional men
will have to look after their laurels. or thew
will find themselves ecliPscd by these farmers.
who are cultivating their debating talent. -
wrll ~ Increasing their fund Of practical
and general information IN the
meetings, which are now becoming an e.tab-
lished thing in almost every school district.
Let the good WORK 20 on The farmers Of this
produce three-fourfhs Of the wealth
Df the nation. are in reality tie hsck-bone,
body and soul OF the whole concern: and yet
6hey exercise (p)Aparafively little power in
public a6airs, lsek Of organization and
Working nslkineIe By which 70 make their
and eroE1ized: These Farme-'
chs promise to open up the way by which
khe legitimate position Of the faFnen q this
country viii Be reseAca and naint,fDed.
The question debated = the meeting w N
substance. "whe4hsr nea gain nose asehd
knowledge from theory orpnesic.l farming, -
and wss ably conducted % beth ades-neariy
o. quite sslonsa fxrn1s eagagiag m the Dis
cussioa, and so0e rsaIly hpe speeches were
nsde IN uAsch srys0eas va lsreihly peeseas-
cd. In wen chosen snd correct hagnee, dow
Ing . higA dexEee q caltnze and inselliksan.
An sseoed = god sgaFsas ssd dreesainea
- gss& vssk - ~ hag0 shsaA b
enss1sd - - esea19 - beenR Sum1ks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

Al. Wickliam and Charley Culp are the
sole survivors Of the troop Of Norwalk boys
that landed in this country two years ago, the
rest having been isac,:cd on the SEA of mairi-
mony. This is fguraiively speaking. Wink
is trying to raise amous!ache and Culp is stead
wing down. both Of which facts We contriyc to
cOnstr',e as indicative of their declaring their
e serious intentions
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22
70 Whom II Yay Coscern.
MAPLE BEND, SALINE Co. KANSAS,
EaheraeS. 1l 1917

February q, 1872.
On the night Of the 18th instant my cottage
and household effects were burned to the
ground. l was insured in the American Cen
trail, OF st. Louis. for $3.50. Mr.. Borick, al
justion agent for the company, was on time
and called and settled mp like n gentleman Of
the first water. as he is. lie is the right man
in the right place. Think Of 1t! have the
money on my policy IN ten days after the fire.
This is promptness and reflects credit upon
the American Central. Ny thanks are due
Messrs. Bishop & Norton, agents for the COM
pany 1t Salina, for favors in this connection.
T. d. wICKERsHAu
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

II would be a good idea ~ the city to build
a sidewalk to the depot.4 "a poor impression of
our town is formed by strangers as they look
over the bogs. qiagmifcs and bottomIess pits
Of mud that take up the intervening space be-
tween the center of business and the railroad.
The walk need not be twelve feet, or even eight
feet wide. but just Of sufficient width to allow
two parties to walk abreast.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

- a. h>.r h>vd r., flpe State
'e .''' W
Nst much marrying OF giving LII '"ai
Frank Goodnow's house will be completed
riahe
Dr.. X. E. Nickles has returned from a pro-
Isaeed TIP East
he sweass are building . very neat little
Sa.el On Seventh street.->
CT u,...v =. t.,,k,,,, .,osh., ..,,,,,,o, m
/, ~, ,..aa,... N Es,ash .s,...-1
- "-'' VI" o'''s ~" ''
Le0es 70 70 SaeEea 4 Co.'S for your dress
"SS@ "' W
mlnstrea uoePe nom beooksane e4n'o''s
sseaeet q me eosrf house.
Coooenoe setting out trees DendroloSists
~ thae now Ma good time.
Heee 4 Co.'S red front gives variety to the
eeobee hue In that locality.
Tie cells It the jail should have iron floors.
~Dixing out then will be prevented.
Ceal b ~ In 20 much Of demand. Fine
Wsasl.er Is the cause-th.t Is Whist we are hav-
~.
Nv. Russell Is going 70 move ms n~rne.S
M snoe SHOP oQ t9tne nail ioe"or'" VI Dos1
ICON:
ne county seat contest in Lincoln county
'..s. :" 'A'o' :" '~'
Rain, wind, sunshine and little pleasant
Wsatlser this week, but not enough of the Lat
ter " to hurt"
The little golden fish at PrObert's attracts
much atte0tion from all the boys and girls,
Great AND small
We are informed that the family Of Rev.
!. Boynfon's, Of this city, will soon remove
- osAa'oosa' u'sS
Murphy manufactures the best boots ana
sAeeA None shouh forget to call N INN
wan such goods are wanted.
The Lepisl,tur. has decided that. we folks -
10y vote for thirty thousand dollar school
6ease live want to. Shall wedo it,
A new barber shop has been started next to
xaat's Photograph Gallery. 1t bears the pr
ssiseie title of :. Red, White md Blue. TX
WIN. Hnebner has invested in an omnibus,
cd win carry persoss to ;in,r from the trains
d good style and at moderate rates. ~
The present is the time to prepare for spring
.s,..;.;. e., -, o., IA. ,r nm, .;,,, n.
Increased from the towns Of neighboring coun :
ties!
Rev A Hite,,co-l u,stor If t,e R,n,ist
t.hprrb = ,;oIo,uou Ci,r we'll known in .;,j;u,
-. ,.,,,., -, :, :. ,.,,,;s,rr IT.. h.,on,.s :,
farmer.
7, p.,,uh.,.,;u. .ho,, to~, . .d,;s. ~,
60. !. -, :. - -. -. n.
-. ~. 49,, ~ .,,...,n,,'.,,. -. n,,. r.,
M,
IA. Whitman is.m.liuo . sule,,,;d ;,,,, ofh
re<u,r.ut buiLIinx. We don't remember of
se.ine = larger or better house for this purpose
~est of ,roScsa-
=, i.... ,,.,,n, who ,;.os .,,o,, ,.,.,v,.
,uIle. eevth Of the city. WAS At one time MEM
Der Of the :. Light Brigade which fought 50
S,lt.asly n Baisaa.,,..
oh. ..,i.. o,.. h;.s .,.,. p ~ w.,...
.,o,. ~,,. .nc. ,,s.a ,s , f,,rtr... for ,,o nro
lection of women and children during the Jn,,i-
IN troubles, some years ago.
Co.,.. 9. ..,,,, ,;..,. ~
1870 - s.-.,r. Il. III, -, -, -,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

A eonce,4 q, ,...,,.,, ~ 81. R.ntiA
church. win he held one week from Friday ev-
ening at the PRESBYTERIAN church. The band
will taRe part "Weo omen our insides ~ to make
this announcement.
An. st., 49,. .,..,;r~.
- - ~" ... ....,sr- c,o,, IT,
n -.-.a - Pei, Sc,;,~,-
Sheriff Going Offer. a reward Of four hun
dre,l dollars for the arrest of the prisoners.
. .. ~;,d ,,-v,,,el Monday afternoon
IL ~. I'm. or,he Kansas Pacific west. A pas
e -, ~, ,I,.t evenings train stated
-. -. .-;,d Mill v.s leff standing .t apy
- -. ,o;,,. so.ne other damage was done.
~ .~o ~..t. mr. an . r.m. vin
80. 49,. :, Rrooax;lle. At v.hieh . MAGNIFICENT
III 81, iii ,e ,,med M The chain \. six
e., ono inch ,on-. v-;vhs III - pennv-
-s,.h,. and ia v.lne, At so. The chances arc
.olJ :, five dollars each. x
.@
:. 80. 80 .~.. ~. -. :, 80 .u.,;o,'1
u
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

We notice de naae Il Capt. E. W. Ayers,
- ths ely, spokes e ~ the oGloe Of Com
missioaer a ImmlR11eioa.. Shoald tbs olBce
be crested, We Do - know q . psrsoa better
suited ~ he pos1Rioa than him. The bill
provides that the s0eer shall have his bead.
quarters q New Ytsk City. The Csptaia has
lived In Xew York many years and has paid
much attention to, andis familiar with the rot,-
tine Of Castle Garden. He Is fine business
man, has an extensive acquaintance in that
city and Is qualified In every respect for posi-
tiOn Of this kind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

debating club has been formed among the
farmers living in the neighborhood Of East
mans school house. on Gypsum creek. Com
missioner kingman is among the leaders of the
club. They get up some warm discussions and
great deal Of interest is:taken in the meetings.
Farmers in the different localities of this co,n-
ty will not waste their time while engaging in
similar enterprises.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

Lincoln township. Dickinson county, votes
on the Solomon bridge proposition, March 4th,
1872. II Is proposed to build the bridge on
section Is. township IL. range l. west. Let
Saline county do her share in this laudable eff
fort to place one Of our greatest thoroughfares
in good travelling condition. y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

As they were arrested on suspicion only. II
would be unjust to them and violation OF
journalistic courtesy to give their names
HeruA.
Journalistic p" tomfoolefy! The sentence
10 appended to account Of the arrest Of citizens
At AbFam last week and evidently Is thrust at
The JoUKxEL for Publishing the names. IL Is
neither here nor there whether such h the In
tention, our idea Of newspaper is that a paper
shall furnish the most complete and correct
amount Of news it is possible, regardless Of any
mans opinion to the contr1y. The local re-
porters Of the daily newspaper, We will wager,
will raise just . smile should the item strike
their eye. We don't believe the men whose
names We published will take umbra2e Al our
having published their nAmes-K they do, 1t is
well and good. We did not censure them or
accuse them Of any crime. The Herald hopes
to gain alittle cheap favor for itself.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

As was anticipated, the Republican Ccnven-
ton, under the dictatiOn Of the L. 5. Land OF
flee. elected d. L. wagstaff and II. Logan DEL
egates to the State Convention. and ID. Z. Full
Ter and James Smith, alternates. 1t has been
often asserted that the delegates elected to a
convention from our precinct will always con-
troll it. Delegates from the country precincts
generally take but little interest in these matters
and consequently have but little to say about
who shall be elected. We hope the time will
come soon when our farmers will take more
interest i'm such matters ard will send outspo-
ken and fearless men to our county CONVEX
tons. They should Danish from their minds
all fears that the Land Office Is against them,
for they must know if their suits cannot be de-
citled impartially In this Office. they can be de-
cisled SO at washi' gton. In Il free country
like this it is easy enough for people to get jus
tice done them II they PERSIST in following out
q course they think right.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

Inquiries have been made as to who succeeded
Mr.. Chas. kingman to the position Of trustee
for Gypsum creek township made vacant by
the qualifying, of Mr.. Kingman as one Of the
county commissioners. Weare informed that
Mr.. John Kingman was appointed at the last
sitting OF the board.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-22

J. H. Snead, attorney for seven as ~ num-
Der who were arrested on, Charge of killing
Ezra Hubbard. infeIsts US that the examine
ton of the fo1sef. which is now going OIL at
Lincoln eelk.r. will take up the greater part of
this week. Srhe testimony is being written
down as fast as It is taken.