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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

DR.. c. A. LOGAS.-The friends of DIR. C. A. Lo.
gan, Of Leavenworth, are bringing him forward
"a candidate for the United States Senate. We
have no means of knowing what strength he has
or to what extent his chances will be affected by
the fact that Leavenworth already has Senator;
but for uprightness of character, for purity Of
life, both public aud private, and for eminent
ability, the State Of Kansas docs not possess his
superior. If elected, he woald be Senator for
the whole State, and would not be the instrument
Of any section, clique, or ring. No member Of
the Legislature would haveoccasiou to be ashamed
Of voting for him, aud the State would have M
occasion to fear disbonor..
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

One Of the hest things that Congress can de-
this winter is t. act upon tk2 2Foposition Of
snPerintsndent Walker far IA immsdiafe- censns
Of the United States, to lse taken in 1a7h BY all
enumeration, and it IL none tcs. seon to ssyange
the prelimiuaries for il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

~ lit were the custom ameng the whites, A.
with the Indians, to bury the dead with all their
trnppings and gewgaws, what would become of
Greeley's tail-piece, Gratz Brownf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

Y A man sought an introduction to us, the
other day, for the EXPRESS purpose Of getting
chance to tell us that Grants brains were where
he sits down. We were more than ever impressed
with the curious fact that men are inclined to
hate those who areon an equality with themselves.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

= The Democratic-Liberals delight in the
assertion that Grant has no brains. The country
is safer in the hands Of q man without brains,
than in those of . man whose brain 10 crazy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

~ Sumner, Trumbull, Feuton, & Co., are
not yet dead; but their usefulness On earth is
ended. = -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12


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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

sno Pess 1cW Woo80 t00 ItSui6IlOu0 1Of carrying
out the laws Of emancipation have been an
nouncesl, giving evidence Of the sincerity Ut the
Intentions Of the present government to carry in
To effect the Law Of 1870
THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE.
have not failed to urge the consideration Of
the wisdom. tha policy end the Justice Of q more
effective system for the abolition of the great
evil which oppressed . rsce. and q eontipSrs ". :
bloedy and destructive contest close to our bor-
der, - well - the expediency and the Justice Of
conceding . reform 70 which the propriety In not
quest1oucd. Deeply Impressed with the convic-
tion thss the continuance of slavery il one Of the
active causes Of the continuance of the unhappy
Eens Of the United States, or those claiming to be
snch, are large holders in Cuba Of what is there
claimed - prOperty, but which 10 forbidden and
denounced by the laws of the United States,
They are thna, in defiance Of the spirit Of our
own laws contributing TO the continuance of this
distrcssins and siekening contest. In my last
annual message referred to this subject, and
again recommend such legislation as may be pro-
per to denonncc, aud. il not prevent, at least to
discoursgr. American citizens from holding or
dealing in slaves.
SOUTH AMERICAN CONVENTION
1t 10 gratifying 10 announce the rsti6eations Of
the convention coucluded, under the auspices of
the government, between Spain on tho one part
and allied repabliex of the Pacific on the other.
prDviling Tor an sxu,istice have bee0 exchanged,
. copy al the instrunseut 10 herewith submitfcd,
IL 10 hoped that this may be followed By Perms-
mont peace befueuu the same Parssoa
THE SOUTH AMERiCAx STATES.
The difFerenees which st ono time threassocd
the maint~nasce II psacs bctvesn Bsazil and the
Argentine Rrpuhlie. it b hsPsd, are in the way
pf safisfartovy ndiustu<nf. With teese 6tste~,
~ with the Repu6lics of Centra! and Snata Ane-
rica, We eonfinse to naintsi. the nsst tissdly
relations. Il
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

REDUCED EXPENDITURE.
With the great reduction Of taxation by the
acts Of Congress st its last session, the expepii
ture of the government in collecting the reyenu,
will be much reduced for the next f,eal Year. II
is very doubtful, however, whether any fnrthe,
reduction of vexafious a burtl,cn upou ON,
people will be practicable for the present. nj all
events. As measure Of justice to the holders ol
the nations certificates Of indebtedness I would
recommend that no more legislation be had 0n
this sulect, unless IL he to CORRECT errors of ous
SION or commission in the present laws, until
sufficient time has elapsed to prove that it can
be done and still leave sufficient revenue to meet
the current expenses Of the government, to nav
interest on the pnblic debt, and provide for the
sinking fund established by law. The preserva-
tion Of our national credit is of the highest i'm
portance.
AFIxKp CURRENCY.
Next in Importance to this comes n solemn du-
ty to provide national currency Of fixed value
y compared with gold, and soon practica-
BILE, having due regard for the interests Of the
commerce, and convertible into gold af par.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
The report Of the Secretary Of War shows the
expenditures of the War Department for the is-
cal year ending June 30, 1871 to he SIS 799 99l g.
and for the iiscai year ending june 30, le72, to
be $35, III, ,l57 30, showing reduction i'm favor
Of the Last fiscal year Of t4z7 ,s34 81.
ARMY EsTIMATEs.
The estimates for military appropriations for
the next fscal year, ending June 30, 1874, are
1901 ,Na The estimates Of the chief engin-
eers are admitted separately for Qualifications,
buildings and grounds, and the Washington Ac-
quesluct.
FREED,aExis BUREAU, ETC.
The affairs of the Freedmen's Bureau have all
been transferred to the War Department, and
regulations have bern put intO execution for the
srrrxlv ,sayment Of bOunty. nav. efe du. .<l<..-1
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-12

ipal govcrnucnts schOol-hous-s, aud other things,
to increase the taxes, it runs np in some instanc-
e., to II aud le mills. We wonder how they
would fancy rrgulsr thing Of 10 to 90 mills!
The Epizootic disease is raging herr, the same
- at every o;ler ulace in this region. Even the
doctors have to trva .foot, with their bags over
their shoulders, to sre their patients. This is
productive Of queer results. For instance, Due.
Hnggins, like Falstan is getting fat and old, and
cannot foot it far. The eonsequeuce Ia, h's Pc
tients in the country all getting well. The
question presents itself, is not the "E.niz"ot'
blessing In discuise! y,
Did the reader ever sce oxen In harness, With
collar and hames, and working iu shaftsi III"
might have been seen, in Cincinnati and Dayton,
any day within tho past tgo wsski. The dray-
horses were principally oxar. Exfensively - the
disease has prevailed throughort this part Of the
country, we have heard of Lnt ous death, and
that was old horse, not yet srcsyssed from
lung fever.
We had good opportunity To go to Eaton, the
Comfy Seat, free, ON Thanksgiving Dsy, and en-.
braced the opportunity-we walked. Ia the dis
fsuce af five miles, usually crowded with vehicles
Ne saw just two bugges and = farm wagon.
Eaton steadily improves, With the balance Of
the cssutry. We met here some old friends, and
coma xisu we have known all our life. without
l,rias scas>isted. We are indebted to Robert
Quinn. ksaa go Billy Barnhiser, Of the Auditors
Office for assegsfsas; also to Isaac s. Norris, edit
nr Of the Resi1<<, knewn - ono of the best Coun
~ papers in the State; aud likewise to Gen.
fieorge d. Hendricks. nstad Landmark Of Pfeble |
fonnty.- He was the 6nt white boy baby born |
within the County. aud the Oldest native Of the |
!, ss"sS, with one exception. now living. He has
"ss<s Wing and Republican politician from
The New York herald., 1872-11-12
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

A PPRENTICES' LIBRARY.-wANTED, TWO YOUNG
"A men, about to DO cataognng &C must
for moderate salary good pennnanship Indispensable
Apply At the Librarians room, Az broadWay between
lUA M. IL M.
The New York herald., 1872-11-12
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

A TO LET, ON CORTLANDT STREET NORTH
~ side. near Broadway, largo and dea,rab.e five
story brown stone front Store size 25x6 feet Apply
BLACKWELL CO., 65 Liberty street
The New York herald., 1872-11-12

IL part for sale; doing good business; 40 minutes
from Twenty seventh street New Haven Railroad. Ap
ply TO j. SOUTHWICK l5211 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-12
REAL ESTATE TO Exc,SaNcE.

A YOUNG MAN, WITH CAPITAL OF s5OOO IS
~ ~ desirous OF forming connection with party with
first class grocery business young preferred Ad-
dress, with references d., box l53 Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-12

VXYANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS POLISH
w Ing gold chains and jewelry also boy who knows
something about IT, Inquire IL John ST. rear top floor
JUANTED-FIRsT CLASS BRASS TURNER'S AND
wv nishers Call at northeast corner OF 4h av. and
nth st
The New York herald., 1872-11-12

JyrANTED--UNIMrROvRD PROPERTY IN HARLEM,
w Mott Haven Port Mor1fs suitable for factory pur.
poses IN exchange Tor imxroycd propsry IN Hartford
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EUROPEAN sTEA NsHrPs.

(NUNARD LINE - :
~ THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK
CALABRIA. We'd, Nov. 10 CUBA. We'd, Nov. q
RUSSIA. We'd Nov 20 ALGERIA. . We'd, Dec. /
ABYsSINIA. Sat, Nov. 23 JAvA..... Wed. Dec. ii
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
New York. - .
cording to accommodation Tickets to Paris SIS gold,
additional Return tickets favorable terms seerage,
$50. currency.
sieerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
Europe Mt lowest rates. Through bills OF lad
ing given for Belfast Glasgow Havrc Antwerp and other
the Continent and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply a the Companys
Office, No Bowling Green for Storage passage ut Ill
' CHAs G. FRANCKLYN, Agent
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CALABRIA EN-
bark from the Cunard wharf foot OF Grand street,
Jersey City, at r. NJ. ON "Wednesday, November l3
CHAS. q. FRASCKLYN,
No Bowling Green, New York.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool. -
sailng every Wednesday.
MANHATTAN, Price Jr...............Nov IT, att r N.
WISCONSIN, Freeman Jr.........Nov. ~, ut 80 A. NJ.
From pier 46 North River
Cabin passage. $50 gold s@ecrage. @ $50. currency
Passengers booked TO and from Paris Hamburg, Nor
and Sweden &c. Drafts Ireland England France
and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, 20 Broadway
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(,REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

NEW YORK TO BRISTOL England DIRECT.
Taking goods and passengers for London Cardiff New.
port, Gloucester and all ports in Bristol Channel
The steamers OF this line will sail from the Atlantic
Docks. Brookvn, as folows:
ARRAGON Western Saturday November 3
GREAT WESTERN. Smmper... Saturday. December
r. steerage ;... .SN currency =,
prepaid certificates Drafts for fl and upwards
For freight or passage apply to
i. i. MORGANs SONS. 10 South street. New York
The New York herald., 1872-11-12

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship BREMEN Captain w. Ludcwigs wilt
sail Wednesday, November f3 at r. NJ from Bremen
pier foot Third street, Hoboken. TO be followed bv
steamship RHEIN, Captain I. g. Meyer, OH Saturday.
November 10.
Rates of Passage to London, Havre and Bremen,
payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency
FIRST CaDn VIZ
Steerage ...................,...
" oELRICHS & CO., Agents
No Bowling urcen
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HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER y TRIPLE SHEET
FRENCH Albvnnr1sEmrNTs.

TrNE rrLLE FRANCAISE DESIRE 81 PLACER
u dams uRe maison americsine connc couturiere ou
bonne denfans; bonnes references Sadfesser chez H.
Bourdue, I, SIT Broadway.
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VEuF DEPUIS 10 ANS FATIGUE DUNE PAREILLK
existence-detre seul, sans compagne, ct venant
e maaae, ayant Deson ae SOILS piss que Jamai Je 90
fants; ayant moimeme une position comfortable,
aurate ellie de pargent pas celia serait egal euc
ment e desire des rense je propose
den donner-avant tout arrangement OF pour celia
dresser, soft par lettre persOnno mon ami &.
Carrier. Il9 45me Quest equel rep0ndra Une dame
parlant pas anglais prcferee.
The New York herald., 1872-11-12

" wee, desire placer dams amile privce CONNIE
bonne pour soccuper couture Sadresser
q A. d., 13l South 5fh av.
The New York herald., 1872-11-12

NOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The old Dominion steamship Company Will dcspatch
pier North River their elegant s1eans
sbyn kLBENARLE Stark commander, Tor CITY Ioint
AID Richmond, on Tuesday, November Y o. r. ~:
On Tuesday November II ats NJ, giving through bls
nf l,dna to ali points South and Southwest Through
Dassenssr tickets issued TO oil points Accommodations
neouaed Apply at pier 81 or at the general Office lS5
Greenw ch street, corner pey
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7 TINTED STATES PASSPORT Br REAL. .-oPFICIAL
Passnorts of The apartment state issued by A. G.
United states Court House. Al Chambers
street
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TIN JEUNE FRANCAIs. NoUvELLEMENT ARRIVE
y dc Paris desire entrer dams une famle privee pour
servir table ct rendro ute connait tre sbcn
vice bonncs references Ecrire u. b. Herald Uptown
Branch Office, 266 Broadway.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04

ors of the North aud overlooked
those Of the South" you have it in
your power to answer: 1--WE have
contributed to erect an enduring
structure in their honor In future
days, if this charge should be made
you could point with pride to your
monument and say Those resolu-
ions were tho results of party poll
cy, that Monument represents my
sentiment, my gratitude and love"
The civilized world looks upon
us. What has been done is as we'll
known in Europe aud other civilized
lands as in the United States. Let
not one in this country, or any other
have reason to say, 10 our shame
"Tho people of the South neglee-
ted their avn patriotic dead and
crowned with gratitude and unfading
laurels those who destroyed them
and overpowered their country
We respectfully submit these
thoughts to the consideration Of our
people.
L. d A. II. MCLAwS,
General Agents.
JAMES NJ. SMyTHE, State Agent,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04
No. 80
SNAKE STORY,

The Atlanta Sun man is response
Bile for the following "True Snake
Story" Several days ago, a gentle
man Of this city went out into The
country fowling, taking along with
him an experienced pointer. After
hunting some time he oberved the dog
come to sudden halt, and surprising
the dog had STOOD bird, advanced
to shoot it. But coming nearer, he
noticed that the animal was foaming
at the month as if suffering from an
attack Of hydrophobia. Upon clos
er observation he discovered that the
dog was the yictim Of AN enormous
snake, which was charming it and
steadily advancing upon its'>preys
The dog stood immovable, perfectly
transfxed. The gentleman spoke to
ii, but it gave him no heed, so com
plctely was it under the influence Of
the dread charmcr, Seeing that the
dog was in the most excruciating ag.
ony, the gentleman raised the gun
and shot the snake dead. Instantly
and simultaneous with the shot. and
the death Of the snake, the dog fell
down perfectly helpless Eand to all
appearance dead. II revived after
some little time; but had it not been
for some timely assistance from its
master, it is believed that the poor
animal would have expired with the
vicious reptile Of whose charm it was
the victim. These accounts of the
powerful. seductive and fatal charms
of these dangerous reptiles have long
been theme of wonder, and have
generally been discredited but the
frequent occurrence Of such events es-
tablishes the fact that there is an in
visible power about these reptiles.
The snake in question was "blue
racer" about tour or five feet long
and was killed near Oglethorpe
Park
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04
SENSE AND SENTIMENT.

Providence intends to supply our
necessities, not our desires.
God has promised to satisfy our
wants, bu. not our wantonness.
Give work rather than aims to
the poor. The former drives out
Incidence, the latter industry.
Those who fly from trouble to the
bottle are like the man who jumped
into the river to escape the ditch.
A man may be SO engrossed by
the natural world as to live as if
there were no spiritual world.
l. IS a great mistake, says an emf
nent writer, to set up our own STAN
dard of right and wrong, and Judge
people accordingly,
The choice given TO every man
born into this world is simply,
whether he will be laborer or an
assassin.
No one can be wise on an empty
stomach.
A word spoken in season is the
mother of ages.
Reprove thy friend privately;
commend him publicly.
Say less than you think, rather
than think only half what you say.
To know how to wait is the secret
Of success.
Lies are hitless swords, which cut
in the hands that WELD them.
The modest man will not parade
his own excellence, lest he should
offend.
If you would not have affection
visit you twice, listen at once to
what it teaches.
If the whole world should agree TO
speak nothing but the truth, what
an abridgement it would make Of
speech !
What an absurd thing it is to pass
over all the valuable parts of man,
and fix our attention on his in6rmi-
ties.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04
PouRIRRTsM.

Undismayed by the frequent and
disastrous failures of the foIlowerers
of Fourier, another company of So
cialists have lately established set
Element called Friendships Com
munity," the locality Of which is in
Dallas county, Missouri. and the
purpose Of which is to have all things
ia common-men and women in
cluded. The association has an orr
gan, The Communist, issued month
Iy, having for It's motto the words
''From each according to his ability
= Equality, Friendship, and Fra
ternity." The basis of operation is
defined to be reorganization of So
ciety on the plan of common prop
erty, cooperative labor, unitary
homes, integral education, unity OF
interests, and mutual assistance and
support~-ail of which articles of
faith have been part and parcel of
the socialist creed these thirty years
but, unluckily for the success of the
socialist doctrine, have never been
perfectly carried into practice. The
new community have internal
troubles already, and will doubtless
share the fate of the previous at
tempts TO found socialistic commun-
tiles.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04
THE NEW STOCK Law"

The Columbus Enquirer finds the
provisions of this law briefly stated
in the Early County News 1t APP
pears that the law is only to go into
operation in the counties that accept
It, and the mode of acceptance or
rejection is provided in the act. A
illegal friend" gives the News the
following information concerning the
provisions Of the act: 'The law
declares that the boundary line of
each lot. tract or parcel of land shall
be lawful fence. 1t prevents stock
of every description from running at
large or beyond the boundary line
of its owners lands provides sum
mary process for the recovery OF
damages committed by stock tres
passing upon another's lands, and
The punishment for the malicious inn
pounding of another's stock.
This act has no effect in any coun-
ty unless fifty freeholders petition
the Ordinary Of the county for its
benefits. When this is done, the
Ordinary makes the fact known by
publication, when, if no counter pc
tition is filed, the act becomes oper
alive. But if fifty freeholders sign
a counter petition, the Ordinary can
90 no farther, unless the first petit
ton is supported by the names Of
twenty five additional freeholders
then The Ordinary must submit the
question to the legal voters of the
county. If a majority vote mo
fence" then the act goes into opera
ZION six months thereafter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04
For the Marietta Journal
TO ONE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND.


BY UNO.
Years have have fed and gone forever,
Adown the misty paths Of Time,
Since you promised me you'd never.
Change the love, that then was mine.
But the VOWS, you pledged, have persisted,
Like the foam upsn the sea,
And the heart that most cherished,
Nothing more viii he TO me.
Take il then and You'll remember
Through your life-day by day.
That you've made my life December,
When it should he-~sunny May.
Fare theewal, and may you never.
Feel the sting Of sorrows pain
But may your life be like the placid river
Gently flowing To the main,
Aarietta, Ga,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04

Colonel Tom Scott, in speech
to the San Diego people the other
day, said that five hundred miles Of
the Southern Pacific Road, in Texas,
had been arranged to be constructed.
a survey of the route west from
san Diego would be immediately
commenced. He allotted four years
in which to build it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04
Purely VEGETABLE.

For FORTY YEARS it has proved It's great
value IN aIl diseases OF the LIVER BOWELS
ana KIDNEYS Thousands Of the good and
great in all parts Of the country yoGch for its
wnderful aud y cuiar power in purifying the
BLOOD stimulating the torpid LIVER and Bow
rLs and imparting new Life and Vigor to the
whole system SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
I.AT0R Is nc1nnMrdue 10 have no eolla as a
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-04
LIVER MEDICINE,

1t contains four medical elements, never unit
ed ia the same happy proportion in any other
preparation, viz gentle Ca!hartic, won
derfn Tonic, an unexeeptonahle Alternative and
IA certain Corrective ofall impurities ofthe body.
Such signal success has attended its use, that
it is now regarded as the