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FROM GEORGE r. ROWELL d co
HALLS PATENT HUSKING GLOVES

The very thing invented for husking Corn They
give uaiversal sasisfaesion. man can hnsk from
third onehalf faster with them They shsoutey
prevent cold hands. The HALFGLOVES cover
the parts the hands which usually become Price,
e1.35. The FULL GLOVES are made Of best tanned
calf and buckskin. Price, $3.50. Both styles have
attached and made in three sizes large medium
and small for both right and left handed persons sent
prepaid receipt Of price For sale by dealers
Address HALL HUSkING GLOVE CO, iA5 South Clinton
ST.. Chicago, III. ortlow+
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The Tide Of E.isr.sis. T.r.eA:

Seeker. for new homes pouring into Southwest Mis-
.uri attracted by the cheap Lands Of the Atlantic r.
PaeiAe RailrSaA Company.
This Company Offers l,9Oo,oeO Acres Of the finest
land. in the world from q to eis per
years time with FREE transportation to all purchasers
This Road. Never Blseksded sy Snow, is destined
to become the national highway between New Hsrk
A. Fr,.eise~, and to the industrious farmers oil.
der States we earnestly recommend this land Of cheap
homes sure that nowhere the poor man ind morr
grateful climate better soil greater priuctiveness
For full information with Maps and Panphlcts address,
AMOS TUCK, Land Commissioner, Is South Fourth
Street ST Louis eetsne
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REpUnLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of poniphsn County will meet in Dele
gat. Convention. at the Court House, in Troy, on
Wednesday, October 16sh, 1872,
hour Of A NJ for the purpose Of nominating
candidate. for the following Offices to he voted for at the
ensuing November election:
One State Senator;
One Probate Judge;
One Clerk Of the District Court
One County Attorney;
Ore County Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
The representation will be the in the last County
Convention which entities the several Townships the
following numbers Of Delegates and Alternates:
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Notice.

r IN. meeting II the Beard II County Commissioners
"A Of Doniphan County Kansa.. held August 9Th, is72
II "a. resolved ." submit the following popeaEoas % he
irI II .sid Csunty at the geserd eeos H.
FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. ID. fe7S.
1t sbs the County Commissioners Of said County b
requested direct by order that horses mules sss
sheep and cattle shall he allowed nj large with
in the b,unds At aid Countyi
r. Shall the cbnnsy Commissioners ~ s.id Cn1ny N
requested tsir~et by order that swine shau oos
lowed large within the bounds Of ssd a
B.ycs sh. he prepared .. follow 70 ..Scr attic
Of tbe hrst psupssision above menfs@ss: THosc
hsr.es nu-. and sheep running q ,5 -As.isss
,rs,s 49, ,,i,YS - and sheep running % LIZ
Inase ~ avg o. - I.s,r Thsse opposed - - -
rsr sns Ienn s. nrnfioued Against ssise running
i,sse.. an. Bsard County ccnnisssoeefs sen Y
- - q sid Cs.pfy. ssd WITH me prse-ss1s
- "a siss more os.ra lsesss. Ihsss e nssrs
-. "a purchsse WIN vote babSt WIN ne vofa4
s00. ~ Puor Ysrn.~ Tbsss oyPsoo4 - - 80 -
49, Wui vose h.Isst With ~ vsr1A @Ael09 -
q r Ss.. 81" cHAnLxs RArfnSx 90
f;isi-=s- -
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DoNIpHAN COUNTY DIRKCrosY.

Judge I'd Judicial District-P. L. HUBBARD.
County Commissioners-JoHx L. BLAIR, HENRY SrKEi
JosErH RASDoLrH.
Sherif-SAMnEL MAQrIIKEy.
Treasursr-RoBERr TkAcr
County ClerkIHARLEs RAPPELYE.
District Clerk-FkASK Brown.
County Attorney-JoEL Holt.
Probate JudgeJoHs &. GoRDOy.
Register of Deeds-DuNcAx McINTosH.
School SUPPLEMENTARY W. BRowN.
Coroner-L- I. HOLLAND.
Surveyor-HENRr WILSON
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-LEAvExwoRrB STATE NORMAL ScHooL"-1be hrst
term will commence Wednesday, September 9TH II Is
desired that every teacher in the State scnd for ts
loSue Address JoHS wHEsfKu.
sneaa LesvenvorsA, Ksa.
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"ANTED-Erper;enoedB Book 4eents end Caneassers
w in all parts Of the U. s. Tn sell THE MEMOIR OF
ROGER BROOKE TANEY, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the g 70 No book heretofore Published in
this country throws much light upon Constitutional
and Political History II il work Of extraordinary inter
and If value to the Historian the Lawyer
the politician and class If intelligent
readers Sold by Subscription ony-Exclnsve Terri
tory given
For Terms for Life of TANEY-Lfe of GIN LEE. &c,
address at once, MURPHY & CO Publishers Baltimore
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CAuroN.-Every genuine box Of DR.. McLANE'S LIVER
PILLS bears the signature Of FLEMING BROS. Pitts
burgh Pa and their private Q. s. Stamp. Take
other The market is full Of limitations II Is the popular
verdict that people who have been the
Bters Cordals obliged eventually to Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS for permanent relief ap4me.
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Campaign Music,

We've Tested him In Days by Song aCho Toune- aSc
The Man who Saved The Nation. Song Che Cooper. 3c
We've Man for Lender Song Chorus Herbert- 1e
Grant, Campaign March Mack. Sc
Grants Galop tn the White House- Dr~ssisr So
President Grants Grand March, Young ]0c
ANY Of the above mailed postpaid receipt Of marked
price. Address J. L. PyrgK-. 30 Broadway. New York
Send 70 far the latest number Of rxrxks AssscA
MONTHLY and you will get eight nine choice piecr. o.
New Music octJwo
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- Buy your Paints already mixed. Shepherd keeps
the Enamel Paint ready for immediate thus saving
time and labor In mixing besides being cheaper and will
cover with body and less labor than any
other Paint known
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

The citizens Of the County who propose planting orch.
ards will find it to their advantage to give their patronage
to Z. Snyder Of the Prairie Nurseries, at Highland who
keeps perhaps the largest stock in the State and
nish them low the class Of be
purchased at from any Of the leading Nurseries Of the
try. Mr. s. has had long experience in the business in
this County and has thorough knowledge Of all the va
cites adapted this climate Parties who deal with him.
be assured that all orders will be filed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything to be found in first class
Nursery and socts the patronage Of the public Apply
to the proprietor.
E. SNYDER, Highland Kansas,
Or to c. G. BRIDGES, Troy, jnly lift
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For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above which apply only to regular advertising
Ruspess cards Of fines less, Is q wear
For Legal and transient advertisements 81 per
for insertion and 50 per square for each sub
segment insertion.
Special Notices will he charged 50 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make one square, an
fractions Of half square and are counted as full
square IL, . IN :,
charged the cost Of certifying in addition TO the regular
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
CS-JOB WORK Of all kinds done short notice.
low a. the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST LOUIS October 10.
Flour-Dull at l0d lower: e 25d5 49, XX e.
90 al 50: xxx 81 75ds %: family d 50as Is
wheat-Sprng dull and lower No 81 Is; fall fat low
er: No. red 81 90 No: No. . o. 90: No. !, nominal
Corn-Slow and unchanged; No mixed 3si 039c; No
white mixed. 40d<lc.
Oat.-Dull; No. mixed. 2lic-
Barl-y-Frm for choice; other grades dull Kansas 60c
Iowa. &c.
Rve-Dull and easier for buyers: No. 2 s3a54c.
Pok-Firm-r and unchanged: bacon firm; shoulders,
&C., rib l2e: clear sides, l2,e.
Hams-l1disc.
Iard-Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-Steady and firm; Louisiana llic; Porto Rico
l0dIl3: refined &c lower.
Cattle-Cpchanged.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

We notice among the names Of the Republican can.
ddates for the County Offices of buchanan County NO.,
that Of John E. Wade, for County Judge Mr.. Wade
former resident Of this County and is old time friend
of and glad of his sterling worth
and Of justice highly appreciated by Repub
neigbborsL We say, elect him, gentlemen by all
means and more like him. IL you have them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

Mrs.. wHrrcoNBs SYRUr.-The great soothing remedy.
Price only 25 Gives the mother and health
to the child Sold by Drussists- Soc Advertisement
2ofcbly
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- Price Raid Ssaders call me and get your Script
ca.hed / will collect al kisds Of Government Claims
Pensions Bouute &C. Agent for Phoenix Fire Insurance
Company, Justice Of the Peace Notary Public Real L.
tate and Claim Agent VIII be in Troy every Monday
| Ew STRATrON.
| Dunphan. Kaa-
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Notice

For the small Of five cents, you can buy cigar
Of Shepherd good cigar sold for ten cents
where else In town-fact
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TAxEs-The taxes in tiY towns of this County, this
year. follows. the 300 valuation: Troy, $50
White Cloud 600; wathena. A-7o; Highland As5
That 10 something to grunt over these hard times-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

On the Sd inst. Mr.. NJ & Norman Of Oregon, No,
married to Miss Anna Cotton favorte young lady
Of White Cloud This is not the first time the Normans
crossed over the for conquest
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

THE MEErSG.-The Republican meeting. ON Thursday
night Of last week fairly attended but ought have
been largely for Judge Lowe delivered the abest
speeches Of the campaign 1t free from abuse power
full logical and convincing Judge Lowe has improved
wonderfully within the past two years, and now ranks
among the best Republican oraors Such speeches the
Of Thursday night cannot fan TO produce good us
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

Notice.
Ladies' residing within the corporate limits Of Troy
requested not my Photograph Gallery they
nat get work done there Ew PETERSON.
0ct.lOw2
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F.

s.xnnu. I. o. o. F.
AAM WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6. I. o. Of
O. F. at Odd Fellows Hail. second
story of Van Buskrks Building. Main Street every Sat
urday evening o'clock. Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
s. n PERRY n. G.
GEORGE W. PIKE r. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. 81 l. O. o. F. meets every
Saturday night in the room over Myers Cloves Durg
Store Highland Kansas. f. NJ UNkEFER N e.
A. =. CSKyFFR RS.
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We learn that the house on farm belonging to Mrs
Hoversou Just of Brcnner Station. destroyed by
fire. few days ago together with the household g"od'
belonging to the family living in it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

MARRIAGE Guardianship work. numerous engra
wings ga pages Price 80 cents. Address DR. Butts Dis
pensary. 70 North Eighth Street. St Louis Mo- See ad
yertisem~nt. 29febly.
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Great Chance.
One Hundred Thousand bushels Of Corn wanted. for
which the highest price will be paid in exchange
for rood, at the lowest rates. By n Siverman New York
Store Troy Kansas- oct-iow3-
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Shepherd is getting his Fall Stock, and proposes
to sell goods cheaper than
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

AGENTS.
N PETTESGIIL & CO. ). Park Row
CrORGFP ROwELL CO.. 20 Park Row arc our only
authorized Advertising Agents in New York.
SurTrIEIpA stone St Louis.
Cook CoyuRS Co, Chicago.
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AGEx-Thc evening is the most beautiful sheet
iron cylinder wood made 1t is durable economical
and the poor mans friend Everybody should have one Of
the,e excellent stoves
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Ayer'sAgue Cure,

rs s. ! Cs e Y.1 x<a. .nss. ~:
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Re.
yer, &C., and indeed al the adoctions
which arise n,um malaxious. mnrnh, or
miaamatlc poinona.
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G.. A. r.

~ Phil Kearney Post. No. %. Grand Army Of the
- Republic meets the first Tuesday evening Of
each Month at the City Hall, White Cloud.
X. NJ. WILLIAMS. Post Commander.
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The Enamel Paint is the cheapest and best Paint In
use For sale at Shepherds
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Farms for Z

Duncan Mcintosh, Agent, has two of the finest il
proved Farms in Dcniphan County for sale. sepl2f.
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The Gre-lcys ST. Joe are very much down in the
month over the result Of the late electicns A New
York World editor said there the other day. Greeley has
r.pe mn in a balloon"
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II. S. briggs, Sec'y.


night Of last week was fairly attended but ought to ay
been largely So for Judge Lowe delivered one Of the abes
speeches Of the campaign 1t was free from abuse
full logical and convincing Judge Lowe has improve,
"""o''a''. vim" inc PAST '"o ses1' anu No" ranA
Am"ns ,ne os,' AsPu""e.n QUO. speecnes = IN
~ VI A-s "'s'.' ~ ~ " P s nuns
di"a'es of 'ne Co"n'y omees o' ocnAnan County mo
'na' Oh 'onn L. aae' i'r 'oun'y 'uase- MI "Aae
aio'"e' res'uo'' vi 's o"u"'s' III" an W" .He men.
VI Jun" M" VIC SO go " 80 ' w " e 80
can neighbour. We say, elect him, gentlemen, by al
means and more like him. IL you have them.
- According to announcement the Peate family CAV,
one of their entertainments at the Court House. ON las
Saturday evening II was pronounced by all who wer,
a. one Of the best exhibitions that ever vstct
Troy Owing to the unavorabe state Of the weather tn,
turnout was small but We are ennn"eh. na snoua
pay 10 another VISIT they wouia nave '''' ''o"'-
rrv rorr paint, aI,eadr mi,cd sbenberd keen,
the Enamel Pain, ready for immediate use thus sayins
time and labor in mixing besides being cheaper and vii
cover more surface Win same oooy anu e's THAN any
On the Sd inst, Mr. NJ s. Norman, Of Oregon No.
was married to Miss Anna Cotton favorte young lady
oil "m'e C'o". ihis !" NOT tue nrs' ''me 'ne N"han'
-.
TAxEs.-The taxes In tie towns Of this County, this
year are as follows on the 500 valuation: Troy s'0
White Cloud, Gooi "athena' Wv; hign'Sna VIZ
--
- For the small sum Of five cents you can buy cigai
of Shepherd as good As any cigar sold Tor ten cents
where else IN t"wn-'ae,.
Notice.
Lame" res'n"s """'h .ne '"'p',a,e ',"' Va ,,'s -.'
-. -, - A.. ,..r. p W PETERSON.
' - 20.
-SheP"ei" se."s " nv ~ ~ $50
''' -'''' .---r-- -
@~st e"'
One Hundred Thonsand oushels Oh .'in "A'- '"'
or r0oa, =, n. loves. a,ss By n sverman New York
Store Troy Kansas octiowa
We learn that tLe house ON a farm belonging to Mrs
inst Yves, Of Brcun@r Station was destroyed
Ere few days ago together with the household good
belonging to the family living in it.
IT,. r,,., Pain, 4. the cbeapest and best Paint in
use For sale at Shepherds
n. .,.n;,r Star i. the mo., beautiful sheet
a., 90 ,ors made II i, durable economical
and the NOR man friend. Everybody should have one oil
these excellent stoves
The Grerlcys at ST. Joe are very mue" :"
mouth. over the rrsnt Oh inc 'a'e '','
-'n. nm r. :, balloon
r..
60 branch, in some peaches that take the red ribbon
They bca, ANYTHING We have yet His orchard is just
beginning to bear.
- Shepherd just received large stock OF schoo
RnoEa
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A. T. & A. M.

Ky WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No "a A. F; & A:
~ NJ meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Building on Levee Wednesday night or before
Full Moon in each month and every two weeks there
after X. NJ WILLIAMS. W. M
T.. W. SHRRvE Scc'y.
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u DSYCHOMANCY,s Or SOUL CHARMING,
How either may fAscinate and gain the love and
affections Of person they choose instantly This sim
pie mental requirement all free by mail for
3 cents together with marriage guide. Egyptian Oracle
Dreams, Hints to Ladies'. &C. queer exciting book.
100 900 sold. Address I. WILLIAM CO. Publishers.
Philadelphia. octi0w4.
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The Grand Lodge of l. O. o. r., Of the State Of Kan
-. mn, .t Top~ka ON last Tuesday.
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II Ia pby-ic which give Temporary relief tn the
sufferer far first doses hut which, from continued
brings Piles and kindred dresses To aid In weakening
the invalid: ia il doctorrd liquor. which, under the
popular Of Bfterx In extensively palmcd on
the public sovereign remedies; hut IL IL 0oss pew.
evf11 TSsie aoA Alsesesive. proneunced ~ by the
leading medical authorities ef London sDd Paris and has
been long used by the regular Of other countries
Nth derful rru results
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Mr.. HP Saxton sent up bucket Of peaches.
-.;-h -.re prunoupced O. x.
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An ELEGANTLY BOUND cANvASSNG BOOK
for the best and cheapest Family Bible Published will
be Of charge any bok agent 1t contains
" 500 fine Scripture illustrations and agents meeting
with unprecedented Address, stating experience
etc. will show you what agents doing. MA
TIONAL PUBLISHING co. Chicago, ILL.,; Cincinnati
Ohio. ST. Louis, No. octl0w{.
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The other day. Mr.. r. II. Montgomery, OF this Coun
IT, brought in some peaches that take the red ribbon
They beat anything have yet seen His orchard is jus
beginning to bear.
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Fine japan Tea at Sh~pherd's-try it

- On Thursday. the ID. John Braliessn was married
IN Mis-. Cu,lie Senter both Of Wafhena-
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-hh probable, We learn, that the 81 Joe ana zen
yer Railroad will pass under the control oil the Union
ci6c
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Died nj his residence, in Buchanan County, Mo- On
the 18Th ult. Ephraim Bowen aged about q sea~ nc
| an old resident ef Buchanan County.
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Ed Hoversoa and Joaa Laadis two OF our respect
ed citircns started West We learn seseroAs' "' VI
our new Counties
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| We are under obligations to Charley burknatef,
for nice That's the sort he keeps al Tue ' I'LL"
| ..ll. "A cheap ~ can he afforded.
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= Fine Cigars at Shepherds

R@pui,ira.. should remember the Primary Meetings.
ou Saturday afternoon
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On last Saturday evening. while killing beef at M
,auphter house Mr. Charles Burkhaer was severely ol
ten by dog 1t hoped that nothing serious may result
frar,
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PpTp A prospectus tn the Peoples Standard Bible
1bb $50 illustrations will be sent free ton all book
agents. Send name and address ZIEGLER
lGpNTg& McCCRDY, J03 n. Sixth Street, ST. Louis
duUN IN Mo. octl0w4.
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stock Of Initial Note Paper just received at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-26
HUMAN METEOR.
Awful Flight Of q Burning WOnaE In
Cincinnati.

At about half-past Z O'Clock last
evening, on Bremen street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, while
people (as usual these hot davsI
were sitting at their front doors
or standing around in groups. dis
cussing the topics Of the day and
the gossip OF the neighborhood,
they were suddenly startled in q
terrible manner by the rush, from
los, of a fiery apparition that sped
mp the street toward Fifteenth
street with unremitting shrieks Of
fear and horrible suffering.
The apparition was a woman, a
large, feshy woman, whose gar
ments were already completely
caught up in the flames that en-
veloped her and were eating into
her limbs and shooting above her
head as she ran. Women and
children and even men sprang
from her path as she rushed along,
until she reached Fifteenth street,
when two or three men caught her
and threw her into the gutter,
while another brought water and
dashed it upon her until the flames,
that had now about exhausted
their fuel of cotton and wooden
were extinguished. Only a few
fragments of clothes about the
sufferers body remained
Her lower limbs, mp to her hips
were charred, and SO were hel
arms; the skin was hanging from
her in shreds, and great patches O
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GREELEY's BARGAIN.

The Binghamton Republican pub
fishes q long article, giving further
particulars of the bargain entered
into last October by Horatio Sey.
mour, Horace Greeley, and others,
by which Greeley was to be made
the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency in 1872, he meanwhile
finally separating himself from the
Republican party. II says the cor
respondence was begun about the
LIST of October by q rebel sympa-
thizing Democrat in Otsego county,
and that Greeley, in his reply, after
saying that the Democrats ought to
have nominated Chase in 1868 and
that It Is now too late to think of
him, as he is ttfeeble and broken
down. said that for himself he
"could hardly see SO far ahead as
1872 Two weeks later the Otseg0
county man accepted Greeley's in-
vitation to visit him, and received
his assent to be candidate. The
Democratic wire puiler then made
a tour of this State to consult the
leaders, but at that time received
but very little encouragement. Two
or three months later, before the
Democrats had fully decided to ac-
cept Greeiey's offer, the Cincinnati
movement began to take shape.
Subsequently the Otsego county
man made q second tour, and found
the Democratic managers, though
not united, far more decidedly for
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-26

Greeley, if he would put himself in
q position to enable them to appeal
to the rank and file. Seymour
formally surrendered Whatever
claims he might be supposed to
have cit is understood he is now
tho coalition candidate for Gree
ley,s Secretary of State, if he is
eyer in q position to need onel, and
Hoffman, though moro doubtful
and more reticent, gave his quaiifi-
cd adhesion A few days before
the Cincinnati meeting, Seymour in-
formed Waldo Hutchins by letter
Of the scheme, and the New York
delegation acted in accordance with
1t at Cincinnati. The Republican
says:
ga letter of Mr.. Seymour ac-
knowledging the correspondence
between himself and MIR. uutchins,
and dated May, l, 1871, is the docu-
ment to which we have referred in
this connection. The Cincinnati
convention was held on the Sd of
May. The dates of the two letters
that to Mr.. Hutchins, and Mr..
Hutchins' reply-are not given in
Mr.. Seymour's note, which was a
guarded but direct acknowledge
Iaent of that correspondence and
its result We do not expect to see |
either of those letters; but we hope |
their writers will be driven to make |
them public. The fact that they |
withhold them-after this expos
nre of their sehcme-will be under.
stood to be sufficient evidence that
hey cover facts it would be fatal to /
he conspiracy, of which thcy must
DC regarded as part, to disclose.