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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
FUTURE DAYA
DY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and b cal Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th Ut
Star Once Building.
ExECUToR's AND TRUSTEES sA

ExEouroRs AND TRUSTEES SALE
KiXsE,a IE oWAssa5INaIoM !S6gETf; PIs
1 kIGF OF y Hi9sLGHIssiStA' OPPOSITE TO ALEX
ises, On WEDNEsbRY, May aSG l 81 alta At u
.l:: N that valuable Farm called Biue Plains .
ington County, in the District Of Colunbia, lying
on the Potomac river, about six miles from Wash
Wshncton city to Ma Th: Farm !:
in high state of Guilty alton. The improvements
are good Frame Dwelling House, Barn Stable and
other necessary dings, and on the place Is
At the same time. we shall offer for sale small
place called "Mo.ley containing AZ acres, more
site Blue Plains The Improvements consist 81 a
small Dwelling and other out buildings. This land
j. also in good cultivation, and lies partly in the
District Of Columbia and partly in Prince Georges
Also, $ acres. more or less. of valuable LAND,
call d "Addis:n's Goodwill situated on the south
side of Oxen Ruu, in Prince Georges county, Md,
ard near "MoXey's."
TO persons DESTROYS of Heating near WASH agton
fered, as they well adapted to the growth OF all
kinds of grain and marketing. aud are the best
meadow and grazing lands In the neighborhood:
ten Its ging from % to SIS aud will be
offered in lots subdivided, plais of which subd-
vision be had apple alton to The suetioneers
balance in two equal payments in and two years
from day of sale. The deferred payments to be se-
cured by notes OF the purchaser, bearing inter st
fI' m date, or all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser deed given. and deed of trust taken.
Ais conveyancng and stamps Mt the cost of the pur
chaser. Title perfect. Possession given the LIST
JOHN A MIDDLETON.
WAKEFIELD T. BROWNING.
Executors and devisses in trust under the will of
ap22eots LATiMER 4 CLEARY. Aucts.
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RY GOODWILL KING, Auctioneers,
- No. 41O Eleventh street.
One door north Of Pennsyiyania avsnne
Sal


- By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
cause No. 14i4, Equity Doc. ii. wherein Tsnsg
and Others are complsinants, and Wilmer and 9th:
ere defsndants. shall, on MONDAY, the 18th DAY
Of Sn Ahprii is,a ct O'clock offer for ssie, s
Estate which vas Of the estate OF the ~ ss
hsitmrller. deceased. viz Lot no: II. in Anton and
Alfred Heitmullers recorded subdivision Of souare
No. 10; ~ II z opposite the circle Ct the intsrsec.
Hon q hn1de lsIand and Vermont avenues. contains
By snail Dwelling House. II has been divided into
fessh e wids ,nlsy On: q then hssa roat Of 10
Q, front Of Isl feet inche0 On Vermont avenue. a
plat can Pc seen q my oce, or ct the xuctioneers
No in the recorded scbdivision 81 Lot I, in the
nd snSs ~ u ronts teet on 18th street west,
1er1s:-0ns.third Of the purchase money in cash
snd the residue In three equal instalmanfs q g. IL
s enG = n months With i.tsTes
the properly; al in cash, & the purchaser' ON
ton. DEED given On final rstiheation Of ssle.
on each Lot At tine e re; 49,.
apl0-Wf,m.W COLOWRLL KING SUrs.
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R1 IATIWEB CLBABY,I
Real Estate Brokers ard Auctioneers.
Southwest corner Peunsylvanis ave. ana llth street
Star Once Buildings.

TWO Net SETS s sTTPPERIoR PARLos EgsH1rgRE
fTSkIsa IGoykaaEssl Alb sGHks i b e 3
ssfEHAssssfs, iEAfHiS PiLIoWs AND BOZ BOT.
kSTSS MAEa6GPP T raasstnsEE su EpTERRN5FFURE,
ROE GR EsERRRssIITThRi, .sTGIi GHnP, SUE
PITS, WALNUT EXFENshin6HHE qAR
FRsscH eeHtHT NEx9 me SHAiRs. COLD BAND
k ErrHfh scRKESAi cur Glass VAR md
n On MoN93Ys MnsAA At AUOfioN
laz. commencing q no ocioci. A AZ H. a9th,
"iti9 street, SS etM.ssn hIS.p'ssesssPias, No
shall sell the above superior collection OF we
manufacture. Terms cash sna Oh superior
nrzs-ifs tRep.1 LATIMER CLEARY, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES. g
FUTURE DAYS.
RT Nm. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and goa Penna. ave, corner 8 h sire


~M Il New wAk s.:sr. CO. sssi ASss!.n'er'
Nos. 900 and goa Penna. ave-, corner Oh street
SALE HGs q p Iv LOT n So Is s9IARE Ne sss,
Ep BY XikiUE or TIE act Sr 6iNGksss
fsSEHb }SS$ +! $ ft4E'Rs
s for 81 the sS e.os
saressrv M sTen1e approved July s. $50 the
and grounds, and the Ma. or Of the city Of washing
committee to pave Pennsylvanis avenue %i1h such
material as they might select. from the northwest
gate o. the Capitol grounds to the crossing of FIT
And whereas, after such appointment, the said
Of avenue, and caused the same to be paved .here-
with, in accordance with the provisions of said act;
said Comression assessed The Cost thereof, as re,
Quired TO do IN said act:
square 46I, assessed in the name Of Seth BY att
And whereas, according tothe provisions Of said
act the cost of; Ss psy1s 10 front re 81 said lot il
in by said to be- 1e hnnFsG
and eighty four d. liars and twelve cents. 1854
which said amoun; was regularly assessed against
said lot and Hyatt by said Commissions:
And whereas, notice Of said assessment was left
at said lot or property by said Commissioo snd the
thereafter to pay the same:
And whereas, in consequence OF said neglect, the
said Commission. the 18Th of January 1871 aed
said act:
And whereas, more than one year has elapsed since
taid certificate Was issued, and the same remained
unpaid:
And whereas, the Hon. B. r. Wade, who claim.
to be the holder of said certificate, has applied tc
the undersigned, being the successors of sail Com
mission, as mentioned in said act, to sell said lot
property:
Now, therefore, we hereby give notice that, on
the 21sT DAY OF MAY, 1872 in front Of said lot, we
will sell the same, at public auction, for cash tC
the highest bidder.
B.. COwEN.
Acting Secretary Of the Interior;
OLE. BABC0CK,
Major Of Engineers In charge Of Public Buildings
and Grounds;
Commission.
apl8 W. L. WALL co, Aucts
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.-- .RFGIHALS ElNpALL, Trustee.

Rf GBEE1 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
Northwest corner 10th and D Streets
AnnIMIaTRAT0RY SALE or TWO FRAME
HVUSES AND LOTS SOUTHEAST OF THE
On WEDN!sDAY, the 9Th day Of MAY,
,sss, q O'Clock p, We ehalI sell on the
19s, with two comfortable tvo-story Trans Housss.
eontsinl1f isSr rooms each, situated on strssf
Terms cash: $50 down on each Houss q. the time
o. sale. All conyeyAnctng and revenue stamps e
Sale positive.
ap1teo&d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucs,. !.
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COHENS LOAN OFFICE, corner Of TIA styss,
~ and New York acsaxe, entrance on New ~
York avenue. The most private loan once Ov
In the city. Money loaned at the lowest rate0 e
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies' md
Gentlemens Clothing, Car pets, and ell articles Of
value. All goods kept one year ifs-tr
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by GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts

=
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and b SITS.
AIMINIsTRATglX SALE OF STRIPED REP
RL0k SUIT. MARBLE Top CENTER
FRAME MIhR0k. GREEN REF L0UNGE,
BRUsSELs CAkPET, HAlRCLOTa ROCKERS,
MAHOGANY BEDS1EADs, WAsHSrANDS
DRESSING BC REAC S-FEATHER BEDS. Pill
COgkINGsT0LESA AND FIXTUREs. PARLOR
WARE, &C AT AUCTION.
a On WEDNESDAY. the LIST day of May. 49,,
VA at o O'Clock m, shall sell by order Of the
supreme Court Of the District OF Jlumbia,
1.-THE personal effects OF the late Edward Cow
ling, decea Cd, fronting on street north, be.
tween 18th and 18th streets west.
Also.
At IL o'clock M. hne Family Horse, Carriaoa
and Harness Terms cash.
AGNES d COWLING Administrators.
APPS GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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LOAN OFFICES.

6 p IAL TIOEI
AEBZBERG'S LOAN OFFICE,
Established in the District in 1851, il
REMOVED TO 62l STREET,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 5TH STREETS N. W.,
One Block Above the Former Stand.
In connection with my Loan once have opened
SALESROOM for the sale Of Unredeemed Mef.
chandize, In 6S1 Louisiana avenue, thus securfna
which makes this the best private Loan Once In the
District Having been established In this city for
twenty years, need only refer 70 the transactops
Of the past a. guarantee for the future.
CHARLES HERZBER0,
LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
626 Louisiana avenue and 62l street,
jan30-Sm Between 9Th and 7th streets n w,
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RY SAMSTAG CO ,AuctiOneers.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
ST. PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS MILL
merry AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY. May 4 at 10 O'Clock a
0l, Navy Yard, a very extensive stock Of
~ staple and Fancy Dry Goods, consistiDg Of
Cloth, Oassimeres, En- press Cloth. Alpacas,
Linen, White Goods, Danask Towels, Napkins,
Lace Shawls, Ribbons, Embroidery, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mating. and Oicloth with large stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods, and other notions too
numerous TO mention.
S. SAMSTAG & co, Aucts.
On the 5tb Of May will sell, at tho same place,
four six foot Silver plated Show Gases, of very
Ter ior quality. APPS st
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

LNOR NEW YORK, BOSTON AND NOR
l. FOLK, AND THE SOUTH.
On aHd st.er Monday April 22i lisa, the Steamer
The 7; 8. Mail, will leave Orouchs seA@N
MARI loot OF 9th street, MONDAlo4D
river LANDINGS and Fort Monroe, for SoRFoIE.
"a va; connecting at Norfolk with the M. N. Steam
Virginia g Z; Company for New York. making .
semi weekly freight from the above named cities
.Agente.-V. ID. Grsner, Norfolk, Va; ri. EId-
Tn,sse' A,EsSsndrts, Va: G. Waters, eeOreetovn.
freight at 9Th street wharf until O'Clock ,. m.
N Branch Ticket ONCE at Knox's Express, Goa
Penn. avenue.
DORSEY OLAGETT, Gent AGENT,
apl6u Plants Store. corner 18th and n r. oy
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H'Vn FUDLIC ohLH.
On the 9Th day of May, 1872, my very desirable
House and Lot in Leesburg, Va house large, -
grounds ample and highly Improved; location e.
healthy view Of surrounding country beau x.
tiful society good. Accessible by railroad twice a
day from the cities, and in every way q most desi-
rable property.
years, bearing interest from date and good securi-
ties. Mrs, g. W. BALL,
ap22-eod Leesburg. Va
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10y LATIMER i CLEARv,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and llth st
Star Office Building.
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by LATlMER CLEARY
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue ssd 11th n
Star Office Building.

Star Office Building.
SUPERIOR GILT WALNUT PARLOR FuRNI.
KE. ~uPHOLSTERED IN FINE REPS:
GEEGhNT GILT WALNUT EASY AND RE,
gEpIlOE CHAlRS. UPHOLSTERED in SILK
sUPERlOR REP AND LACE CURTAINS:
TAsnNpSOMELY CARVED ALNUT WHITING;
rAbLE, ELESANT CARVED WALNUT
SHAMBER fuRNITURE, MARBLE TOP AND
snP Ptk 6RA 4 sIR p C0TTAGE rURNiTgRE,
nTHEk IRGssEIs ChRPEErss.E sInEk AANN B
HALL CARPETS, RUGS. AMI
ONT DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
T0P sYnrpPdhCGMT GILT INLAID MARBLE.
COST asoee3 9A khf;eWwEkTrH hISRoR bACk,
siSH .SfSiNe !Asfk,t w wAEsTF b bIafNs
piHGER SERVICE, I6EAUriTHII,Y nEnoh.
RATED; !0OST 1905 TEA And bhsERT
SskxLCE, ELEGANT AsSORTMENT n
BELLA CLOTHES HORsE, Ia R1E zsnpMT
LINT OF STONE CHINA. KITCHEN + E0TrI
a On TUESDAY MORNING. April 20. ,s7,
commeneing q 10 O'Clock, We shalI sell. AZ
the residence Of gentleman decIininr honse
Huheeping-No. 622 street. between 9Th Ana
ath stretts-The above superior collection Of
FITCH FOX. Real Estate Bror.r.
LATINER . CLEARY
apes-ts fRep. and Patti Auctionesrs.
Pr LATIAER = HBARY,l.
y Real Estate Brokers AID Auctiopeers
Southwest corner Peunsylvanis ave- and nm strest
Star Once BufldfnRu
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GOLDEN HILL.
This popular FAMILY TLOUR In store aad 10,
sale in lots to suit.
All ether 81 ACES Family and y .trs Flour.
MEAL, MILL FEED.
BALED HAY and STpAw.
w. n. GAIT CO..
decl5u Indiana avenue and LIST street,
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DOToMAC FERRY COMPANY,
u SEgENTa STRFFT
A n G II Oh LINE STEAMER0
SAII, ETERv

WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta.
ton OF Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland, ze0ne
Tranees Holland, Belgium, end theSS
United States, at LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
ERPoOL, LONDONDERRY or QUEENSTOWN,
Drafts IssUIp FOB AM sSe5ess; gas.
Parties sending FOR their friends In the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates For fur.
Their particulars apply 70 the Agents ~
HENDERSON BROTdERS
Or to Miss ANNIE K HuIPHREYs ,iWeP
street: ID A. BROSSMAN msrYs
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RY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and n sts

fOTICE.sALE OF NINE VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS IN Rapidly IMPROVING PART
u TIE CITY; On 9TH STREET EAST IND
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
~ the District OF Columbia, sitting in e0uity and
passed IN cause wherein Boylei is Complainant
ara Hold, Hurt and others are defendants i shall
proceed 10 sell, on the premises, on Friday tha
iIih day Of May, A. b. 1872: at O'Clock D m the the
Ioio~ln property, to wit: Lots q, o. 80 81 q S
=, and 20 being subdivisions Of square sO5 Each
alley, fronting ON 6th street east betwees N an
stiees north, situated in the city of Washington.
Ihe attention Of is particularly invited
70 the OF the above lots they are situated in
an eligible and rapidly improving section OF the CITY
and press mt rare chance for investment WY
The Columbus street railroad, now being bpiIt
will pass direc ly by these lots. s D"i''
, IeIms OF sale, as prescf ibed by the decree: One
third cash balance IN three equal instaments. of
SIX. twelve and eighteen months, the whole TO hear
interest from the day Of sale, and to be secured to
tie satisfaction OF the trustee. Ali conyeyancino
snd revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
go Gown on each lot in the hands of the An ction
ter at the time Of sale. If the terms OF sale be not
compiled with within five go days from the dsv ~
sale the trustee reserves the rigst TO re cell A. no
cost and risk Of the de,anlting purchaser WV
$500, JOHN y. ENNIS, Trustee,
eP<o ooous 0hEEN WILLIAMS,
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopesrs
ID No. 1901, northwest Corner of 10th and DIST

Executors and deyisees in trust under the will O
the late 1homasW Berry.
ap22-eots LATlMER 4 CLEARY. Ancts.
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STkAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
~ LIXERR0nI.

CUNARD LINE
The undersigned, agents Of the above oteannhfp
Line, are prepared 20 sell tickets from -<>o00n
New York 70 any part Of Europe and
back. Secure gtafe-rooms and Rfye0
such information as may be Desired. DsDartmsa
Clerks viii do we'll 20 secure DaseAge here, and sovo
annoyance at sailing ports. I. THO0 IDAVIl n
CO., 80 Water street, 0eoreetown. jan0-A
NEW EXPREss LINE, VIA OANAL,
~ BHTwKEN
PHnADEIPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA ,wAnu.
6oTOG AID 0BOBoBTOWG n 81
Rsgular saill.g. Gays from Pier No 3, Nora
SATURDAY, o. IL n.
!p0 % Mster street, 0eofgseovn, svery NOE.
pAr I'D 1HUk6pAY; cd frsm Alexandr1a eysrv
freight received ct any tine
.,ASplK seo;f HrpI, g yssss sssst. ossess-
"; o.. Il se. SO 5.i.s :... zs:.
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Dor fun Information apply e r. p a DvWuan
Aesnt, e0ee and wharf loot Of Hieh efreSt. occrss
si.d y.w.fHenPsou, rr,u~.,s.
SHoRI1ef AND QUICKEST LIHD soUrn,
- sts - hsesgesd, Hsfwseksbv
IsvsetA street wharf, tvicS isiiy,
SSn4eX IN. exceDeeaJ q .. =. su1 ,. n. o..
49, eo0 Ponnnylvon1A ovonue. Uyi9-H
TUE IMP, Housshold IA Tool Osmbinatisa a, a
y PklNCEe BAZAR, 1000 Pennsylvania .ys
nue.. The trade supplied, ALL II
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NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND roe SALE
SHILLING ross ooKsross
CORNER AZ ct. A,D Pa. Az.
Good bye Sweetheart by ne author OF RIA ~.
Rose is She; price. rs cents. Noble Lord; selu-i
70 the Lost Heir Of Limit Igaw. By Mr.. soaIh-
worth: Sis. True ne Steel. by Marion Hariant.
81 50. Within and without. BY Geo. Macdonald:
81 50. An American Girl Abroad: 81 IS. wonAsrs
Of ElectTicity. Translstes from the French: iIus.
trsted; 81 RiRhted at sst; ANovsl: sI. Ma.
bel Lee. by the author Of Valerie Aylmer: 81.
Grow from the Spear. BY the author of Woven az
Many Threads: rs cents; Maud Mohun. By Annie
he mas % cents. North American Review mil:
Sl9: Northern fsnds. hy oliver Optic: 81 50
The Bandit. By August Blanche: 81. A Lady's
Life Among the mormcns; 81. Sou.h sea Bubbles:
S5, francsteles Modern Cook Book; S..
sTATIONEkY-Cap, Letter aud Note PAPER,
Morkman's Tine Books, ckrtboaks, Steel AMI
Gold Pens, Fsber's Lead Pencils, Inks, Mpoilaee
Pure Linen Play iuC Cards
Everything in the magazine, newspaper ana cheap
publication line, wholesale and retail. Al
SHlLLlNGTON Bookstore,
eplS-i Corner ga street and Penns. avenus.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-01
CIT THEN OFF.

We are glad to know that the mass OF
the Republicans of Kansas are in favor
of looping off Caldwell and Pomeroy
from the Republican party as far az the
canvass this fall is concerned. Tying to
sncA men in heated contest and max
ing them the opponents Of our party
principles will simply disgust voters ana
drive them to other folds. If the pr'n-
ciples of the Republican party are TO be
announced to the masses, from the stump
or otherwise, as the most pure and per-
feet Of any party in existence, let these
be proclaimed by noble men OF pure
political and private characters. 1t would
be pretty sigh, to bring out S. c. Fom-
croy and Alexander Caldwell before the
public to refutc the charges of corrup-
ton against the Administration, when
such men as they, on account of their
venality and rascality, are the sole caus-
es Of these charges. The onls basis the
Liberal emocratic orators of this State
have to work upon are the sins OF these
men and shall VIC allow the persons
who have SO much endangered the Re-
publican cause to still continue publicly
its champions? Let the State Commit
tee refuse to put such men on the stump.
Let the canvass be conducted by honest
and upright men.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-01
wWlf nISYoRY sAYs.

For many years previous to the war
of 1912 the Federal party was the domi-
nant one. 1t controlled the government
and had the confidence of the people.
But leaders sprang up who made the
party of more consequence than the ma
ton, and it opposed the war. From that
moment it FASTENED to decay. II lost its
patriotism. Hence il died.
The Wing party had triumphed over
the Democracy and was entering on q
brilliant career. but in an evil hour,
it opposed the Mexican war. From the
time the American army entered the
Mexican capital, its decay was ordained
Sympathy with an enemy made it the
captive Of party possessed of patriot
ism.
The Democratic party opposed the
Federal Government in its policy TO up
hold the Constitution and the laws
throughout its territory, and allied itself
with traitors. From that time its doom
was sealed. In changing its name
or assuming new forms or cOlOrs it can
never be returned to power and influ-
encc. History would seem to teach that
pure patriotism is the only food by
which parties can live.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-01
"The time will come" said Mr.. Gre

"The time will come" said Mr.. Gree
ley in response to the committee inform
Ing him of his nomination by the Balti-
more Convention, "and l trust in God,
t:e opportunity, too, when tn" world
will see that you are no less Democrats
because You have pursued the course
YOU have, and that l am no less a Re-
publican because accept your nomina-
ton" If those who came together at
Baltimore are ono less Democrats" then
they must be the same characters whom
he has abused in the past in this wise:
Point wherever you please to an cleo
ton district which you will pronounce
morally rotten, given up in great part to
debauchery and vice, whose voters sub
sist mainly by keeping policy.ofiices,
gambling houses, grog shops and dark.
err dens of infamy, and that district will
be found at nearly or quite every cleo
ton giving a majority tor that party
which styles itself the Democratic
party. Take all the haunts of debauch-
cry in the land and yOa will find nine
,cnths of their master spirits partisans OF
that same Democracy. What is in the
instinct, the sympathetic chord, which
attaches them so uniformly to this par
ty? Will you consider!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-01

Alexander W. Randall, Ex-Governor
of Wisconsin, died ut his home in Elmi-
RI, New York, on the 26th inst. He
was Governor of Wisconsin for two sue
cessive terms and was classed in the list
of "patriotic war-gOvernors." Being
Governor when the war broke out, he
did splendid service for the Union. At
ter retiring from that Office be was
shortly appointed Assistant Postmaster
General, which position he filled until
the elevation of Andrew johnson to the
Presidency, when he was appointed
Postmaster General. Since his affilia.
ton with johnson, he has lost his po-
liticai influence and friends in the State
Of Wisconsin. BY his betrayal of his
party he, like many others, has been
forced to tread the private walks OF life
for several years. He accompanied Gov.
Seward upon his extensive tour in the
East. Having been presented a very
beautiful home in Elmira, he has lately
settled there permanently. Gov. Ran
dali was = powerful speaker and pos.
sessed abilities which, if properly used,
would have ranked him among the fore
most men Of our country. He died At tine
age Of fifty-three.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-01

One steal that was run through the
Legislature last Winter, cOncOcted by
the Auditor, was little arrangement TO
take $500 from the Treasury, to pay
some men for bObbing round over the
State and pretending TO make some sort
of a record relative to the school lands
1t was arranged beforehand that r.
p. Baker was TO have the grab.
The bill passed, and Thoman and Baker
have got the money. Now these two
pals are engaged in fighting Republican
corruption, and the Liberals propose TO
try to re-elect ThOman, State Auditor.
This Thoman is the biggest rascal in the
State, and has been the means OF steal
ing enough money from the Treasury to
build the other wing Of the State House.
Troy CHG.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-01

The story that President Grant has
promised or expects to take Pomeroy
into his cabinet was cOncOctcd and first
set afloat here in Kansas-withOut Pom
crows knowledge, We presume, and Ger
tainly without any foundation IN TACT.
We make this statement on the best OIL
authority. J ist before the President lett
Washington for Long Branch, prom,
ncnt citlzen of Kansas spoke to HIM OF
the story alluded to, and received this
reply: IL never did and do not now en-
ter,aln any idea OF giving Senator Pome-
ROY u cabinet po:illon, and have surely
never made any promise or agreement
of that kind" These were the Presi-
dents exact words, rs reported to US by
the gentleman to whom they were ad'
dressed.-Iopeka Commonwealth.