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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
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THE WILMINGTON STEAMSHIP CO.
ELECTRIC LINE.
STEAMERS
XeSDer and Annie.

Freight Received on and nf er " etncsdny
18th inst.
Sail from King. Street Whsrf wilmington, at Pm.
MOnfay and Thursday
Sail from Pier s. N. r., New York, at 4 p. M.
Monday and Thursday.
Freights forwarded to and received from points
on lines Of Railroads centreing at Wilmington with
out charge for transfer when received In full car
Dads.
ts- TArough rates gipen and bills Of ldding sisnd
fjT Boston,
ABIEL ABBOT, Agent,
90 South st., New York
METROPOLITAN s. 8. Co.,
Central Wharf, Boston
K. ANDREWS,
marriott King-St Wharf, Wilmington.
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One part OF this oat Meal contains as much mus
le-making material as five parts Of fine -four, and
furnishes more Of the requirement for hard work
mental or physi al-thRn any other known grain
fade into porridge and eaten al breakfast II will
eleye habliual constipation.
Also finest pin head Oat meal, the hest brand Of
rsh oa' meal Reth hem oat meal and full line OF
E BRINGilrR 4 co, Apothecarics.
cor. sixth and Mari ct streets.
Wilmington.
Diamond state Emporium for
Trusses, Supporter and Shou der Braces a great
'ariety
SSY
With greatest facilities in the city and State, can
furnish the latest approved patterns.
zsz.-
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Only truss depot in the city attended by a physI-
clan who dts them without extra charge.
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Private rooms for ladies and gentlemen serarate.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Z. Foster, NJ. d. Call and
examine, immense stock. free, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Wilmington, Del.
Espic's Cigarettes
Afford prompt relief in Asthma Sold by
SMITH Il PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
Gum camphGSy SaMSeT SrS Persian insect
For the preservation of furs, woolens carpets &c.
SMITH & PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market Streets
carboIlc Dlsinfecting Powder.
The most convenient and efficient way OF using Car
SMITH Il PAINTER Druggists
Seventh and Market streets.
RaiIey's Saline ApeEient,
quite as eiiicaclous and pleasant as Tarrant's at
half the price. Sold by
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Kay's Coaguline,
For mending china, glassware, DC, transparent,
SMITH 4 FAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Murray's and Dinneford's Fluid
MaRneSiR.
English remedies of high rerutation, for Constipa-
ton sick hea9aS4s Aelqiy ,gd Of The stomach &C.
Seventh and Market streets.
Marvin's Cod Liver oil.
Also M9ller's oilers Hazard CarsTell's Bakers and
by SMITH PAINTER, Druggists
Seventh and Market streets.
High Rock
And Excelsior Saratoga Waters yichy, Upper Blue
Lick, Bethesda and Bedford Spring Waters on
diaught at SMITH PAINTERS,
Seventh and Market ST. eets.
Pavilion Water.
| Pavilion Water, for sale on draught or by the
dozen, by b. n C. SHOEMAKER,
SOB Market street.
Soda WaterI Soda Water! Soda
Water!
| We have opened our Fountain for tho season and
expect TO keep up old reputation for having the
/ DeSt III the city, Try II for yourselves at
| b. a Q. SH0EMAKERS,
SOB M'rket street.
Camphor and Persian Powder,
For putting away furs, &c, &c. For sale by
| B. Il C. SHOEMAKER,
| SOB Market street.
Anahein California Wines,
For medicinal and culinary use. For sale by
BAG. SHOEMAKER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Kay's Coaeuline

For mendng china, glassware, &C., transparent
strong and durable. Sold hy
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

Carbolic Dlsinfecting Powder.
The most convenient and efficient way OF using Car.
bolic Acid for disinfecting purposes, sold by
SMITH II PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

CHERiFFALTY GARD.
- i hereby give notice 90 my fellow citizens that
again offer myself as candidate for the Republic
can nomination for Sheriff OF New Castle County,
hoping that It will not be considered too much TO
ask the support OF my friends the second time, nor
TO anticipate sufficient increase OF their numbers
to secure my nomination. The successful oandi-
date, whoever he may be, will, OF course, have my
cheerful support.
jan6-eOd&w-tn W. A. HUKILIh
ODESSA. DBL. Jan. 9th. 1872.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21
Chicago-The Day Amer the Thresh.

The only trouble seenet to be in the fact tha.
the thing was one-sided. The old comparison,
ope-sided like +" q hagdaez,u-a jug" was the only
expression at all applicable. The tidal wave had
rolled over the country, aud tho Greeleyites too
week to stand up under its billows, were caught
in the undercurrent, got the cramps, and we're
eternally swamped. 1t was the cIearest case Of
cramps on record. Following so closely on the
advent Of the epizootic, il led the admirers Of
Horace,-thers are very few of tbem-it led
them to suppose that Providence had something
to do with the matter In this. however, they
were mistaken. As general thing Providence
don't do with their kind. They were ..scooped {,
on the merits Of the case, alone, and now that
they nave discovered the, To fhem sad reality, il
shows lack Of nerve 10 lay the blame on Proyi-
dence. 1t Is a clear Of weakening, and il
won't wash, even if they did have tidal wave to
depend upon.
1t is usual thing for the defeated party in
any election municipal. state or national, to put
an appearance the day after the battle with q
most lugubrions and wocb~gone countenauce.
This is one Of the inevitable results of suffrage
contest. As are the victors jubilant, 80 are the
vanqnished depressed. In ordinary cases this
proportion is showing for "fhs under dog in
the hght;" but there wasn't on Tues.lay last.
Consequently the "showingr is distributed i'm
the proportion Of q mountain to a mole hill: a
morse 10 hernshaw; u corner lot to an oyster
can; copy of the Timcs to Que of the Tribune
IL was overwhelming; in the language of Dom
me sampson, 1t was 'protligious- in the minds
of those who were engulpled in the tidal wave
1t was simply damnabIe.-
Elongated faces were numerous on the
streets on yesterday that "tbose vho Iauphp
ceased their cachnafion out Of pure synrp,fhy.
Men who. on ''the eve of the battle sounded
loud and long their frumpets, and who. to their
aisfaihan recruits spoke words Of burning elo-
qnenee, Were not to be seen any where The
sariy Trains carried them toward the west where
sneir champion has 50 often seIft their betterx
Their last words were: ave so wber. No epi-
footie Will follow Us. When 4 corrupt admins
trasicn squanders the public moneys, mot only in
CARRYING elections. hut in propogating an epi-
emlc so that old fossils are unable to reach the
There was not hand put forth 10 stsy them in
their hight-Ckicasp Ii.es,
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--.'A-S AsIVsS4LNGS !u Es| sss.c
500 Pages f-r $l.0g &c &c

The Publishers Of Scribners Monthly in their prosner
ts just issue promise for the ensuing year more mil
liant array Of contributors and ia the yarit
anu beauty Of It's Illustrations already conceed by tn
efucs 70 De inner Than which have hitherto apIr,,
in any American magazine
Dr. Holland the Edi;o will write the s.ri. -tv ,r m,
raI "hsh WIN bs sutotographica in form and will be il
lustrafea by Miss Hallock. Ii is entitled Auahor Ison
nieessle, and will deal with some OF the most .,ithrn
problcins Of American Life. II will be commenced i'm m,
November Number " ''
There will bs a story by SAKE Hahn The O,,.
Bret Hare the best writer Of sort stori., nor Hvip
VIII contribute characteristic story entitled The Epic
oi F1aaseeewD, which will be Illustrated bx Sl,n,r,I
L. H. Stosl'lard will write a of ,,.,s
about AuthOrs, their Personal Churncsc r;.,.r.
Home Life, Penalties, Friemds, Wbim. nmi
Wriser-, is also prplnisrd
Clarence Cook will write about Furnisurr nud the
Decorafion Of Americnm n 1omcs. These pap.r,
VIII De eiiinnfy practical wrll artistic aud iii Ie
Illustrated with designs and sketches by nun.ruus artist,
IN addition In those which the aili f,r;,,
among these who will contribute are:
~, Hans anarrs1n Bryant. bushnell. Ecglcs,on Fruud-
iSShs"n Bisi"p Huntington, Bret Hartr John Hay H.
n macdonald Mitchell Miss Phelps Str,iman 81.
S'nd'iaid Celia Thaxter. Warner Wilkinson Mrs., Whit
ney. b,sides a host Of others ~
remain IN the hands Of lr Holland who will Continue To-
write 1T he Topics ef she Times,o which the n Y
independent says ARE mere widely quoted than any smi
lar papers in any American magazine
Watson Glider will write THE Old Cabincr., as
htherto frof john Y. Draper conducts the
Of "Naaore and Srieace.o The departn,,nt- Of
hSms and sectety" and ''Culsure and Prsx.
res VIII engage the contributions than scare Of
pens On both sd.s Of the Atlantic. The WatcLnaa and
caectoF says Scrbnrr Monthly for September is tt,r
than usual which indicates needless editorial
enough befoie And yet the publishers promi,e o aL
II stiil better for the coming year!i
The Subscription price Il tiOO with specia RITA,
to Glergy mrn. Teachers, and Postmasters.
The following
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21
Stray Shots.

and tho last man whipped there was Horace
Greeley.
President Grant says Greeley has now got time
to SO fishing, thing he haa ,aesired for thirty
years.
Gratz Brown set mp as . sees early in the cam
Paign. His hopes are the only scre thing about
him now.
Amid the oblovuy heaped upo.s Horace Greeley,
let us not forget his one claim to consideration
he killed the Democratic party.
Virginia being the "mOther Of States" since
she has gone for Grant this il the refrain Of the
Grseleyites-
who will care for mothef nowr
Greeley having had the stumping field to him
during the late canvass, Gen. Grant has conclu-
tled to make n speech March 4th, 1873
When Greeley was out here three years ago. he
Thought the kaw river should lie diverted to
irrigating purposes. Wonder how he thinks
Salt river will answcrf
1t is suggested that the scalps Of the Greeley
ties taken election day be used in decorating the
Grant and Wilson wigwams.
1t il evident that if We make grand rally on
the coming Tuesday, if every Republican is in
his place, We can sweep thc-Bah absence Of
mind; that kind of talk ended over . week age!
In Texas the polls did not close till Thursday
night. Dull voting it must have been for Gree
ley ties for the last day or two.
IfGreeley is not to be President of the United
Stales, he may assert his claim . prophet.
His declaration that Grant never had been bea-
ten and never could be, has thus far been vindi-
sated.
Before the election of the New York Tribune
asked "DO The Democrats choose to be out of
power forever" Whatever the Democracy may
choose about it, it would appear that the peo-
pie ehoossr to keep them ont.
Grant was beaten in New York fonr. years ago
when the Democrats fought the battle alone.
He now cartiea the State by fifty thousand when
the Democracy is aided by faction Of the Re
publican party. The touch of the some men Is
ComRearedlR.
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THE ELECTION.
Hsw the News was Received as the White
H0asc.

| oe
=. IL, Wt. 'neie M was quIte as much interest 1eit
a., ,.: "u.e iiouse - eisewheIe IN the result OF
J, u o,. fe,uay' .nonsh, from the quiet
u'',,,saJ ~ ". esoent uraht, lew wouid have
,It INA. ne was one oI the TWO persons
~ MS a. . Ioncerneu IN .ne result. number
III ~. tetsoa. lienes oi sne fresdent togefher
.s viii .nS n,eHuss Sl ms olnciai honseholi, were
:,a'.S ~ ueneISl Ior.er room 70 receive the
Ds'. H'.".s .uose PIsSS. s were secretary
~. ILL.,. NJ. rsneIa. MIiliams, Judge Car,
pn,... sr..n ". M.', T", Justice S"asne, AGmira,
$50 ,;,.s. D, SAe, o., n 11nes, Cnhei
S.J W',.. :. Dassels n: .. ooiomohs, Esq
T.;, Gse,, Ien. % naoJ"c., senator MorI,il, OF
n.,,.;.I Ga,n,. Len p ana o'ner ;I 1snerai Grant
I;amf.".,t T.'..i %. 81, "io us sun
Taiaaran'. - hsn,,..,.. u =; .i. "' meA. W MN,
mi Sc a,";t..,,on, IN ~ .s. .1s ,lonen'ariy,
e.. r.. S...a.s.S. Sc' up 70
w;,h th" .'inssai p.u,. ma s;;.: !n'o nns @
thrs.,,,h II, ,hu spau" Ia p, y1'es, 1u,
tranoS;i,, a,.or =. ~ .;a,.r '.' osen. puneu
kn..t ti,. 80 81 81 49, p"a'"s "ny 70
~. wss =, al Ia W ,,.. a .,I.st 80. sI nenl'
M. ;non;r.. nh .,,.'s.;,,.. ma. IN 'ns roou.
bnwev.r ,h.t ha NO. as..I, ;,,s,,i '' =.
ths noi;,;.ai .;,,".;'n - .,,. i;s ~ .egaru :"
S.v.rraI ,iJ ;,.;s...s ....,S ~ .n e' Iaa'es'
IImr., .v.rr .,;sna,.I f,', ~. ~ s. ia"Sn.
wnr,I. .nn.,d..i !. ps,,l. r.a..., -. I"e nu 'ue
Z SoS ,.ir'ifr;." .irf, III ,!n ueiea'eu .!
onartsrS i.cs, 70 h.v. .s ;nx";,aII ;', ,. I'ue.
Banks varied IN saw .. R,rLs r.nor,.i dat..sS
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Sheriff'S Sale.
Koch Chew & Co, )Plaintifis.

D. ~ Nixon ct al. Defendants
In the District Court for Donphan County, State If
NOTICE is hereby given that will. ths I'D day o
~ December A. d. 1es2 b~fweepfthe hours O'Clock
A. NJ and four o'clock r NJ If said day. Of the
Court House in the city Of Troy Donphan County State
Of KANSAS offer for sale at public auction for cash TN. fol
lowing described real witt The north omar
ter Of section s Township three 9
ken the property Of J. A. Nixon offered for
sale to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy certain
for Doniphan County. in the State Kansas in which
Gustavns H. Koch and Thomas J. Chew Plaintiff. and
A. Nixon Jnlaett Nixon his wife. Rodrrick ". Hunt
and Martha j. HINT are Defendants.
1872.
SAMUEL MAQCILKEN.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
November a. 1ss2-5w. Prs fee ~.
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y There is likely to be serions difference
between the RepsblcdH and the Leavenworth
1incs, to which deserves the honor for carrying
Doniphsn County for Price-for he is really the
only one elected that ticket by the whole
County. In this muss they are likely to leave
whiskey without it's just share of the honor; and
they make no account whatever Of the money the
contract for which was entered into in . certain
Office in Highland, and in which q certain candi-
date for the Senate, certain "anticorruptionist"
. certain e1-County officer, and q certain high
functionary, figured.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

" y To the Republicans question of last week,
We reply, that we have every subscriber In the
First Distric that had before the election, and
Q number Of additional ones. From the manner
Of the question, we infer that somebody has been
informing the Repmblican that our list has wilted
fesrfnlly, in consequence of our position in the
late canvass. Whenever they undertake that
game, it will be money in our pocket; for we
will receive two subscribers for every one that
quits. These political triumphs are like catching
CREASED pig by the tail-bsfore they know 1t 1t
is yanked away from them. 1t is well not to car
ry matters with too high q hand, and attempt to
crush out every effort, in the hour Of success, for
" white man is mighty uncertain"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

GUEssrNG.-we arc not good at guessing.
When the Topeka Record published letter, esti-
mating the majorities Of the Counties Of Kansas,
and giving Greeley about 1900 majority in the
State, We tried our hand at it, giving what we
thought would be the majortics, and putting
them fully as high as We supposed they would
60. Some Of the papers said we were wild in our
estimates, and the result shows that we were.
Tho majority for Grant in the State is almost 10,
600 higher than we estimated!
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ST. LOUIS ysARKRT.

F1our-Cnehan.ed So'emnef H.
aha -" VI Dei 20 No. " s5
Gsrn-Dnll No. mixed III a34e, No. whit. m;x.a
IS; Sc; No. white mixed 40 a. t0Ie ""N mixed
pat,-- pg,[Dnli and unchanged No hard .o sell at q,
and fancy in demand and frm M ~ m
"tper p. sraaes na dull and unchanged. w.
ThyeL.onerinss light No. delivered. Gle
Dry Lrork S,, No steady and quiet New ti3 ooalaa,
II! S,it nests-Good demand for EngI.b n,e,, ~, -
sh"uidsrs Sc clear nib an clear ids "a I NJ
di0;c. ''-is % a sc; clear sides t0A
cciir.,.EUnchaneed cii..- Prime steam .,a.,c
and extra Is ooaGOo anu PRIME " Wdf 20 choice
5a ss-Brsk at @ oss 90 for packer. lot. Recr,,,,
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"a According to the Leavenworth Tmes, q
majority of the Leavenworth County delegation
in the Legislature, were elected through Senator
Caldwelrs influence, and will be controlled by
him. According to this, he is not quite 30 dead
m hs wsa. On tha e~atssry, whore is the outfit
that went on to Washington, last Winter and
Suring, to have him kicked out of the Senate
risbt awayi Every bigger Of them is scooped,
and without political influenza.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

Bus.xxss Errrcrs OF THE GREAT FIsE-It ap.
near from the dispatches that there were de-,
treysd BY tbs grsat Boston confagratsn l,ooo..
e1,G roands u wosl, 5000 600 suits of clothing,
81 !06O bags of coffee. snd 5000 chests IF tea.
There was in the New York wool market Monday,
sn nd, snce Of .sven eents and Of thirty cents per
rerd in beeyy domestic manufactured woolen
s.eods The loss of ssormous stocks of dry goods
creates great cxeitement in the New York mar
fet and will have an important hearing on
prizes. In Wall street money ross from seven
per cant. per yeaf 10 quarter OF cent per day,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

JUDGE DELAHAY.-A Washington dispatch Of
the 10Th says that the Sub-Committee Of the
House Judiciary COMMITTEES, consisting of Messrs.
bingham, Wilson. Goodrich, and Eidrldge, meet
fhe csae of United States Judge Mark W. Delahay,
* Kspsse. The proceedings sre continuance
Fl those iaegun BY order Of the House Of Repre-
seutatires, during the last session.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that letters of
~ ON the estate Of Job Mcdaniel deceased late of
"nphan county we're grssted 10 IN. undersigned "
Of Kansas barring date November eth Ira An p~r~n.
indebted tn the estate are required o make Immediate set
and all having claims against the estate are no.
nrd that the same be not for allow apce With
one year after the date 81 said letters they may he pre-
ende from benefits Of said estate and II mot present
barred n SNAIL WrOJs z s..i.r-..".e ~ CT
November IL le725w. - Pr'. n. "a
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A STH M A..

The subscribers Manufacturer Ay~nts fpr n W
fcads e-lrbratrd ASTHMA RELIEF the best remedy sr
asthma Yet discovered Instant relief guaranteed nv
chase money rrf.ndrd. The medicine Is put nm in ,6
sses which retail for BE, Joc and o. Per.ans rrm,s;n
pce VIII have the medicine free by mail or
A,s9 sampies sent free tn any who desire ETHRIsT
TULLER Co, Rome N Y -s,nsh'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

u fhe Superintendent of the Insurance De
uartment of Ohio has recently made investiga-
sioni. which show that the Andes Fire Insurance
Con.s.y, Of Cincinnati, is exploded, and utterly
WORTHLESS. Persons wanting to insure, would do
we'll 70 beware of this concern, and not be gullet
by ita RRentA.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

~ One Of the most significant signs that Sem
ator Pomssoy's chances Of reelection are good,
and that it waaid be an event not to be regretted
In the fact that the Leavenwrrth Times has COM
mcncsd bitterly assailing him.
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CHICAGO MARKET-

Flour-Firm S""ASo November H.
,,;ns .EActive advanced. buoyant and unsettled M
osc 2N W spot u osa December No. J 3g7s
Rysrsssfi RnSsAstlse and advanced No. ., a1,c.
bbafsy-Actiye and advanced. No fali eac
spot la ls,e n NTH hir demand Ness PORK isc
Lard-In gDod demand ct 73a.sc
changed - i'''' sna 80 quofably
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

n Two days after the election. the New York
Tyibsse classed Kansas among the Ltfnl States.
We presume the doubt is removed by this time.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

4 Serial Story by DIR. HOLLAND.
-Ner Story Ey SINE HOLM.
4 Long Story From BRET HIRTE
BRILLIANT .IRRIY OF CONTRIBCT0RS.
CL-IRENCE COOK On Furniture.
Ind Decoration.
II. Ii. STODD-fRD On .4nthors
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q s.r, W.y q M.Le M..ey,

In the buying Of goods people wish to
stndy economy I'm their purchases and truth that
the item of Boots and Shoes small me in the families
Of both rich and To reuce the expense that item
1t becomes necessay to uy wher- the best greatest
quantity Of goods he found for the least money and
that place is at erau<reiy Boot and Shoe store.
cG Bridges, 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
recommends good goods He propose. keeping the
largest stock in Northern Kansas selling easA
buyers ior that they sustain him trade buy
cheaper than at ST. Jossph Ateison Il will pay farm
1.-THE whole County tn inquire Of their families in
ation To the number Of pairs Of bcos soe
and numbers and give Mr. B. . san. Liberal discount
will be made large bls and cash buyers Rseolieet
this article and when to Troy inquire for the
Boot and Shoe strr ofC e. Bdg-s which you will find
south Of Public Square, north Of
Shepherds Drug Store. Sign Of the Big Red Boot.
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The Tiae q R6i9rofi0o TG1ueA

Seek-rs for nrv homes pouring into Southwest Mis-
souri, attracted by the cheap Lands Of the Atlantic r
PaeiAe Rai1rSaa CSopoay.
This Company offers 4 ,9oo, 80 Acres Of the finest
lands i'm the world at from q 70 sia pr
year, time and with free transportation all purchasers
This Roid. Never BierksAed Ay sssw, is destined
to become the national highway between New Yssk and
aas Frsseisee, and TO the industrious farmers of o
der States earnestly recommend this land Of cheap
homes, sure that nowhere can the poor find
grateful climate better sc greater productiveness
For full information with Maps and Pamphl-fs address:
AMOS TUCK, Land Commissioner, 25 South Fourth
Street ST Louis oet3m5
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

Fur hundred sheep frsm Missouri sre moving
on Hays City.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21
BIRTHPLACE OF FRANKLIN.

Nearly opposite the old South Church, on Milk
street, below Washington street, was the site Of
the humble dwelling in which Benjamin Frank
lin the sage and statesman, first drew breath
The original dwelling was tarn down many years
ago, and, about fifteen years ago. an ornate
structure of Quincy granite, five stories high,
was erected ON the spot. This was named the
Birthplace of Franklin" aud was occupied
chiefly by Wholesale trimming and artificial How
er firms. 1t was one of the most striking elifcss
in that neighbOrhood. n
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

The Everett Block at Otis and Summer strceti
one of the first buildings burned, was an in
mense granite structure, and was owned by tn
Everett estate. There were six large stores i
this building, and in the upper floors there wcr
numberiess Offices
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21

November 81, 1s.2-5w.