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, 1872-11-09

Treatment Of this disease is rot generally uolerA
STOOD The animal must be kept warm aud clean. No
hard work exposure until the diease IS broken up
On the first appearance Of the d,temper, ruiz On tts
lower jaws and along down the throat or neck, which
acts directly upon the glands ard joints, breaking up
the disease in one to three days. Cures warranted
vanSchaack, Stevenson Reid, Western Agents, No.
90 Lake street
, 1872-11-09

O'Brien seema to have Jared badly in the
Maroralty contest in New York. he complains
that he vas cheated on every side, cheated by
the inspectors and Judges Of Election, cheated
BY the Republicans, by the Germans, by the
Irish, by his ally OF old, the Times, and BY the
ofira.ho11ars
, 1872-11-09

Unless the Board Of Public Works provide for
extending the main sewers that empty into the
lake along the south shore so as to have them
covered, they may be held responsible for the
cases of typhoid fever that occur in the South
Division. Whenever there is strong wind from
the east, northeast, or southeast, it blows di-
,rectly into the open mouths Of al the seEera
, 1872-11-09

By transposition Of names. we we're made to
announce, yesterday, that the Board OF Trade
haa expelled Mr. Myer, Of the firm Of Myer,
Baxter l. Co. As our local report showed, Of
the Yotes taken for the expulsion Of the MEM
be1s OF that firm, only that in the case OF Mr.
Baxter prevailed. 4 majority Of the Board voted
to retain Mesars. Myer and Forrey.
, 1872-11-09

There we're more deaths from the horse dis
ease yesterday, and these will keep pace with
the cruel use of sick animals. Our New York
adyices however, contain suggestions of en-
couragement for all who are suffering under
this visitation, which comprises not alone the
horse-owners. The past few days have dem
onstrated that every man, woman, and child in
Chicago has contingent interest in horse-desh.
, 1872-11-09
POLITICAL.

Corrected returns Of elections to the next
Congress give 6 Liberals anl Republicans in
districts supposed to have gone The other way
3 net gain of Republicans; aud the total,
therefore, is; 95 Liberals, 1ea Republicans.
Add for Texas 6, Connecticut 4, ad New Hamp-
shire 3, and we have the whole House, 292 men,
bers. The probabilities are unchanged with re-
gard to the Senate in which the opposition gain
votes.
The Springfield Republican says tour Hem
~" is the happiest of all. It is really q sort OF
consolation to think Of the solid comfort he is
taking.
The Louisville Courier Journal SAYS:
The disaster Of Tuesday is lot without its compen
satons We are not to have 7ice President who parts
his name in the middle
Judge Amaziah B. Janss, of Ogdensbureh,
steps forth as an aspi1ant to the Senate, having
made it a part Of his duty to secure anti-Conk-
ling Assemb1ymen in Northern New York.
The election Of q Pomersy Legislature in
Kansas has cost Old Subsidy $50, 600, and there
is more money where that came from. The boya
are invited to partake freely.
John J. Patterson, 81 man Of considerable
wealth, is working quietly md earnestly for the
United States Senatorship in South Carolina,
with the consent and moral support of Simon
Cameron.
. THUS early it is announced that Congress-
man John Hill, who declined reelection, is to
be next Governor OF. New jersey; election two
years hence. In Massachusetts the arrangement
is now perfect to realize Ben Buffers ambition
by electing him Governor next year.
In Missouri and indiana, Constitutional Con-
ventions are wanted. The Indianapolis Journal
hopes that the Legisla.ura summoned to meet
on the 18th inst, will not only call Conven-
ton, but that one of its frt legislative acts Will
be to abolish the October ehcton,
The following is q complete (unoficiaD re-
port Of the vote for Congressman in the Ninth
Illinois District
, 1872-11-09

that empty into the lake between the mouth Of
the river and the southern limits Of the city +;
the poisonous gases with which they are always
filed are forced IS through blow-pipes into
every house through the drains from water
closets, bathrooms, and kitchen sinks. In the
South Division, one can always tell which way
the wind is by the smell in the houses.
, 1872-11-09

The Chicago Times announces that the Demo-
cratic party is defunct, and that "no future
effort can resurrect the dead body" It further
declares that the O'Conor organization has also
collapsed, and that nothing can bring it to the
surface again but an attempt to maintain the
organization which assembled at Baltimore on
the 9Th OF July.
, 1872-11-09
Majority for BaErere. 1872

bAETGfe.......l.8Sx II.
I'm tha T,eeislativa District nf Roona an7
Mlnnebago, the Republicans TED three canl-
dntas and e1ected ALL the 1ota heino will, ma
it'd .1t 1os1-. r.oas < n.o11 , ~, 'zs'
oP' o't/a oA0'':. v'o''73' 10 Ptona
ing 1or seeley fer1y, Liberal, made his vota
only 4499. This is the only district in the State
where the s' minority plan" doas not help the
ninoritv
n:...a ,o.1:
cs ctosn1ss selessapne4 70 ftes1-
erIS o'7;t ~ ao+ea n Tha ans 81 m o , nsm
es ~ Ire 49, n ss"ef ne gos mas it1a e.
nuSta. te11aeI Wee,, au 10 given LII LIS
1tteooien oa~e"e, as 1ono"s'
The President VII have and very reluctantly, TOO.
sa - e ;oq = a 9si u q9g soGs
that he believes thev are tbe hest cohas nsda ht
were he to accept, Senators Sumnsr, Schurz. Truu-
bull and others would be very jealous and would no
doubt demand suits for themselves md, II refused,
would nsk for IN investigating Com1nittee thereby
eosuqg 1ne taose1naent thoosaoos Oh aouafs WITH
usual ~ sesps1s' "
Inc boston AaoeftseT \1rant} says:
The fun effect OF # ne oconor demonstration doea
nos appear e rnS o. resurs bos ia man pur
SS to X Greee nn 1
b!rg tna hoIe nemocrtic hodv to Gis s,i.Tnrt =, ~
two Or three States ONLY vas ths protest cared far
enough form electoral ticket and gi7s those who
were dissatisfied an opportunity to vote for the
ageouH dissenters But in every state It appears, the
, 1872-11-09
OBJ Gb1n@o 0ribu'nt*


Our figures OF the vote in Illinois, from re-
turns official, or reported from nearly all the
counties, with estimates for the REMAINDER
make Grants majority 55,s54. oglesbys ma
iority ia some 900 less.
, 1872-11-09
Your Hot-Air Furnace

may be made to save one=fourth the coal it now eon-
sunes, and still WITH your house more evenly ana
sattsfactors without any gas SMOKE DUST clinker
ing Of coal burning out Of fire potts. melting graes
by attaching r4nRley,s Automatic Heat Governor,
which takes Ill care Of draft, leaving to you only to
put On coal and shake out ashes seno your 70
No. 214A East Madison street.
, 1872-11-09

The tovornment overland rnal train will leave Chi
caRo tomorrow, the 10Th, IT 10 q: NJ, rta Chicago,
Rock Island Pacific Railway stopping It al regular
stations on the main line, and connecting st Omaha
with Union Pacdfc express train for Denver and San
Francjacn Tickets pia C. l. N. H., or c., B. l. O.
RailwaYa win be taken Oh this train,
, 1872-11-09
War Department Weather Prognose
tics.

WAR DEPARTMEST, OFFICE Of THE CH1Er
SIGNAL OFFICER, Division OF TE1EoRAAs AND
REPORTS FoR THE BESE17 OF COMMERCE,
WAsH1SaroS, D. c., Nov. Probabilities
From Lake Michigan over the lower lakes and
New England to the middle Atlantic coast, clear
Northwest, southerly winds, falling barometer,
partly cloudy weather, extending southeasterly
to the Lower Ohio Valley. In the Gull States.
northeasterly to northwe5ttrly winds, threaten
ing weather and rain, extending to the south
Atlantic coast.
, 1872-11-09

MYERS OPERA HOUSE-Monroe street, between
State and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton hembie'a
Minstrel and Bnr3esque Troupe,
, 1872-11-09

NIXON'S SAMPITHEATRE-Cl Clinton street, between
Washington and Randolph. The Georgia A1inst1e1s-
Slave Troupe.
, 1872-11-09

Lawyers will bear in mind the administrators SALE al
suction, Of large law library st II 5. H. to-day, by
George P Gore + Co., Nos. q, ~ and 26 Randolph
street.
, 1872-11-09
TO-pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

M,yICKER'S THEATRE-Madisou street, between
State and De..born Miss Maggie Mitchell, supported
by Nr. L, R. Sheweu. fEanchon-"
, 1872-11-09

GLOBE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street., between Madl
son and Washington. Vaudeville Entertainment.
, 1872-11-09
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE,

TEENS OF SUBSCRIPTION tPArABLE IN AprAscE).
~; Ra' By mail Sunday.
1t4-"eekly.---.-. 600 Weekly ...... z.0O
Parts Of year at the same rate.
To prevent delay and mistakes be and give Post
Office address in full, including State and County
Reittanccs be made either bJ draft, express Post
Office order, in registered letters, at our risk.
TERMS SUBSCRIBERS.
Daily delivered, Sunday excepted . cents per week
Daily, delivered, Sunday included 30 cents per wceS-
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
No. Is South Canal-st-- Chicago, ILL.,
TRIBUNE Branch Office, No. 469 Wabash -av. In the
Bookstore Of Mcssrs. Cobb, Andrews Il Co., where
advertisements und subscriptions will be received, and
will receive the same attention Is left at the Main
Office.
TEE TRIBUNE counting room and business department
will 1euan for the present. at No. Is Canal street. Ad-
vertiseuents should be handed in at TINT place.
, 1872-11-09

HooLEY's OPERA HoUsE-Randolph street, be-
tween Clark and LaSale. Third week of Aobott-kl.
rally Pantomime Combination. HunptS Dumpts, :"
with new features.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

DISTRICT CoURr.-The district court COM
menced Monday. The bar docket numbers over
100 cases. This week. so far. has been taken up
with the criminal docket. In the case Of the
State vs.. Michael Schrack, the defendant,
charged with grand larceny. pleaded guilty to
the charge and was sentenced to hard labor in
the penitentiary for the period Of one year.
He was the fellow who picked up so many
articles about town last winter Of the monde
script order. On Tuesday. William Mullen.
charged with breaking Jail, was tried. and the
jury returned \ verdict ofnot guilty. we'lnes-
day. Edward Parker, charged with burglary
and larceny, was found guilty of larceny by
the jury. A motion has been made for new
trial. To-day an argument has been made
upon plea in bar. which has occupied con-
siderable attention Of the court, Mr.. Carver
acting as judge pro tenn. In the case Of the
State vs.. Harvey. charged with the murder Of
John E. Wallace. a charge Of Venue was grant
ell. Mr.. Z. Z. Bowen applied for admission
u the bar. and Messrs. NOhler, Spivey and
Wildman were appointed the committee Of
examination.
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BRo.ryILiE. Kansas. VI:

BRous;vILLE. KANSAS. Mar. II, 1872.
We, the undersigned. promise 10 pay the
sums set opposite our names for the apprehen-
sion and conviction Of the person or persons
who set fire to any o: Tie buildings consumed
on Sunday night Of the 81 Of March. 1872.
=. H. Impson, $500 one hundred dollars.
Joe Brennan. $500 one hundred dollars.
Beebe 4 Anderson. $50 fifty dollars.
Walker 4 slower. (S5jl twenty-five dollar.
John Crittensien. (S25) twenty-five dollars.
". +. Leslie. tS25l twenty-five dollars.
Il. Bohan. $50 twenty-five dollars.
:. VI. Palmer. tS25) twenty-five dollars.
T.. II. Barrett Il Co.. SIS twenty-five dollars.
Joe SHELTON. tS25} twenty-five dollars.
Il. Callahan. $50 fifty dollars.
Stephen Mulligan. (Sa5) twenty-five dollars.
Total. $4,000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

A. H. Thompson. Esq. late proprietor Of
the City Hotel. died last Saturday morning,
He had been sick with the drOpsy for several
months and his physicians had given up all
hopes OF his recovery some days since. His
funeral took place Sunday afternoon. The
Aentices nj the Presbyterian church were con-
dacted by Rev'd's Downer, Hays and Powers.
the former gentleman delivering the funeral
sermon. One Of the largest PROFESSIONS that
was ever seen in this county followed him to his
las, resting place. where he was entombed By
the order Of Odd Fellows. Of which he was .
member. Mr.. Thompson was one Of the few
protested Christians. who by word. act and
deed. In every day life. lived honestly up to his
professions He ~as esteemed and beloved by
al, and his place IS . neighbor aud fellow citi-
zen. will be hard to ill. He leaves . wife
and three children.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

The following is the pediyr.e Of the ,..le-
-, - -, e.. 80, -. Vii.
A,e" "' W. "'"s (WHICH ~ ->""''
Barker. OF thls county:
Was sired by Big Boston. dam Sue Hartley.
bv C.z,u. TiIe p.,Iiare. Of SUE. Hartley. dam
- o., r., :, -, :, c,u =. c.,to,.'.
VI ,o'' n'h.' ven III '"" " '""""
Hereby .eriiir that the Brown Marc. sol"
by Jo"n ID. Hntchen>- ct DEWITT county. HIS.
was got by my J"siiy celebrated horse !azan
her dam Il brown mare bred by Mr.. Munson
Beach. Of Lebanon. warren county. ONO. n
JONI Properfy II said Bsach anu Robert J.. sfev.
ems. oi ti"t'okcn- New Jersey. anu sold by said
Beach to aid hutchens. She Wa got by i'm
ported Richard, ont Of the Brown Mare. Nc
Dodd,. by Sir Archv. "ut ci Black Ghost. by
Li.ht'oo,s imported Oscar; her dam. f'li Box.
by imported Panta,oon; MsioPomene. by bur
refs ir,,eI!er. McD'rids the great dam Of Mr..
s'aey' hi'ey. was the dam at Mr.: kendeifs Sui-
ie:er a wina.r AZ New ORR. "a winner Of three
mite uay y abingdon City. winner Of two
m'ic iiAy I$ait'more. Maryland.
MciH ddS wa. the dsm OF Midnight. 10y
MARX. ti'ai Mr; stevens sold TO gentleman Of
Canada. At Halifax. she Won four purses in
one week. the last one the QUEENS Plate Hand
reap. nj the enormous weight oil n hundred md
.,Hty pounds. al only Tour years old: Black
.hosli the z. z: aam o. Mr. STACEY hiiey. had
I'VE colts and hi'eys from SIR Archy-all dark
bay or browns. to wit: Nay mare. Gen. Wins
Isabella !aP'. stockton 5 bay mare Miss Mat
TIE: Tot. johnson pay mar. columbia Mr..
Stevens ot.~n mar. Meu'vfd. 'oi. heath's
oro~n station: 'nase.,l".
"GeD: W'nns Isabella was the dim OF III
wohdenuf cot. Iehioa' winner OF thc great
DorseS staSe"i III ehtf~-' am"nniin: !" SA.-
W.: fickton ran NJ thr'e year. o,i. TWO four
miIe meals. Al New ork. IN .:tt-.:A
Inc dam OF I'cston was IS own eI-tr to Ne
DSaa :. tne gfsnu lam ~ o. Mr s'acrys hi'ry,
"nnn ne now eans SUE harsey-
. nlei,ar,. u'e s'le 81 ns, dsm. vas lmp"re.i
S nj Ogh. anu u,sd the Propsny OF SAID
r rsasn and Stc.ens. ne sto.l Al tne Forks OF
6 6 nehu".A!: unsI tne carr OF MAJ.
csn. Lac s, ~ '"e l"'e '"e oam OF sue hart
'e! Ma D;sg "s;;
o nNnsI W wss oseo =! Loru SerseyIgot os
Sy bazzard. e. dam oy the all eonquerinx High
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

0hoA N03CUSty
At meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Gypsum Hill Cemetery Association held At The
ONCE OF Bishop & Norton. April 9Th. ls.9. thu
following sharee were represented. each PER
son carrying four shares, to Wit VIM. Bishop.
A. y. Campell. J. ". Crowley. D. Beebe. A.
Z. Spilman. Oscar Seitz. Z. Lott. G. q. Lowe,
K. II. Bishop. E. L. Norton. c. ". Tressin.
X. II. Dihle. II. Z. Davis. c. II. Martin. c. r.
Underwood. Shepherd Amrine. c. Post. W. B.
Sholl. G. J. Lay. Jacob Dewitt, u. Stearus.
c. Ebsrhardt. in all eighty eight shares.
Dewitt. president u the old Board Of d
rectors. called the meeting to order. and G. G.
Lowe was chosen secretary pro tenn.
On motion. the Association proceeded 70
elect the following named gentlemen direes-
oss for the ensuing year. to Wit II. c. Davis,
Z. G. Lowe. z II. Bishop. jacob Dewitt and
u. Stearns.
IL vas unanimously resolved that the direc-
tors should 1t onse take the necessary stops to
have the Cemetery grounds rspaafssd (she
original plat having hsea burned n he IRE la.a
winter and tie plat reces3ed accsrdi,e 10 NJ,
nd ut neasares Be inseisnsel ., rvo-ee -
beanfify The groands.
G. 6. LOWE
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s s.1,xs o. c H.s.1s.
Notice Is hereby given that letter. u administration
have been granted the unsier-gned estate
George HOfsr. late Of said county, deceased, by the
Probate Court Of the county aforesaid, dat-d the l6;h
day Of March. ls.s.
Now, all persons having claims against the s.id
tate hereby notihssi that they PRES the
tse undersigned for allowance within from
the date Of said letters they may be pr-ciu from
benefit of said estate And all persons i. bfes
said requested TO make immediate
CHARLES W. TKEs-IN
Administrator Of the estate George HoScr, deceased
saiina, kxnsas, March 18th. Isl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11
AssiRnee's Sale.

Notice ID hereby given that the under.isne assnec
Of s~or!- T. snyder, Of the city Of Brookville
~ Of Saline and susie Of kxn.as Will ere,ii-
ter. Of said George T. Snyder the house in
city Of sslina, WEDNESDAY. August IHh 1t nine
O'Clock A. u and will remain in ATTENDANCE On said
day and during two consecutive DAYS thereafter from
clock A. n until i've clock NJ Of each ,sy
where will publicly stast aud allow demands against
the estate and e1ectS Of said Geo. D.. snyder.
). NJ PALMER,
Assignee If Geo. T. SNYDER.
Brookvile, ksasas, March 18th, Is..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11
NOTICE.

Notice /, hrrrby eivcn that Ann Neass~ holds ch.s-
tie mortgage psop<rty to secure he of op or
over and e1ecusFd by mr.
This Is to VAN ID prrsoas sgainst purchssiux aid
mortgage nom the Sad Am Neax- .. will not Iav
il any paEt th~resf Said morsgaS- !. fraudulent
john OWENS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

TWAS found by the county commissioners that
the difference As indicated BY the clocks and
watches varied so much that great deal Of
time and expense was lost by the jurors, wit
nesses and clients being absent At the call Of
the court, and to remedy this the following
motion was made: =. Moved BY commissioner
Kinxman that cow-bell. the cost Of which Is
not to exceed IS cents. be purchased for the
Court House."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11
DELINQUENT Tax Sale.

TsEAsUalR's OvylcE 2UPnaR-oS Co, kASs.
LIxp-RcR.. March Nh. lsFs
Notice l. hes~by given tat thu Arst Tuesday of Nsy
next. aid he nsxt Mrcering dsys. Will SCI. q pub
lie aucfigo q my oue th~ ollowiag described ,aads.
su0rieas sheSeof psy tAe tax~s dine upza them
r ne year 4 D. Is.l snd charges thefsoa on tn time
of sale STEPHENS.
tonnfy Ireasur0.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

VFFICE Of SNOAS I'LL. NTFs.
SALINA. kAs.. April sth. 1872.
We take much pleasure i'm Announcing 10 the
citizens Of Saline aud :.l;accI. counties. Is we'll
As to the public in general, that We have about
completed DIR WATER MUS at Salina, and
about the 18th inst.
COVER, MALoY X BOVINE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

EHHsE o. rHx Noox.-Tbsse Win be to-
II seApp o(the 1905 Apsn 3lGh, yidfbae osly
Ct TIE school house n Dlsesic4 81, called Boggs'
School Hoase, where these win be . grand hop
and festival, one that Vim excel al Others Ofle
season. Room for four eOtilliOns ut once. A
spsendid supper. Light nights Four ailes
north east Of Capt II. D. Bakers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

quire but little imagery TO make Of IL either the
Simeon Of Africa O the HaFmaftan Of Arabia.
soiled al the good clothes about town and
sent hats In wreathes Of dust on exploring ex-
peditions to the stars 1t also knocked into
atoms the staggering and ereaking addition
to the blacksmith's shop In front Of us on
F1fth street. besides hattening several small
houses and IS warping - others in this locality.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-11

- - z---.-- .
THURSDAY, APRIL liz Acsz'
Gooa1 Ogovoeooo.
n - awu6n9 - lately ben buk u mont
q Rtsssets drsg stare.
wws sn.. IN ,,..aee cur sGhfrs
- ~ a lie roed to prosperity as adty.
xu .,.v 1907 and destroy, q Tor ever put
- = ~. - an err dom running It larRe.
o-..,...-,u On, .h.,nd.rc. IN -...
se."-~. ......,.s :, T,...s.-,. -.
- 49,. xithout ur;,t.-. n. ,,,o =.
49,. ,..k. Yesterd.v we ver. Reinforced
I'M 80 non.
c.r Mt. ....,u,
r,...,. r,..s.. ~h, r,.,...,, u,.s -. ~.
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49,, s.oa'. o 'e P' v
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,,.,,,,. -. ,.......".,. .s..,s -,
"o' >" os'e"'a 1ous "'~", "1'
.~ss AeePs lar s"o eAo'e"'
etocsr'es ano prosis'oas' e"''
....-S". ~ ~ o'e ~ r'
oe Iouo~inS were eiec'ed omcefs OF spring
ek to"nsnip u tne last eiect"n' tros'ee'
- u Brown; treasurer: Z. n. otearns 'e,.
60. '''''' " '"' ~
A 0e cary e'ecuon Al Ainne.Po"'' "u. eoo.
o nslson, On tne !"oeps'ae"'' vas e'e'-1
sy"' L. ~ 0see' sno H. ..s"' INV: y,
-.
D.--aer' ""o "s' oee'l s.""S'"s
d LOUIS iot several n""'"'' US !e'"i"ea
% me cry ana goes INTO partnership WIN
W. cPsveys> Luck 10 Cnafiey IN us NC" W.
.s-Se passed. oetwern Two n'e" y" ."'
's t"e otner oay' IN coh'erssu" "po" ."e
soi' U tne c'ty esecuon; ihes %. "' ''''
tt.ne Due We VII hcE them next 'a"'
1ne new nfm OF Russell q 1faht nave eo'''-
PseSed tnear new store, wn'ca LOOKS new
posn' ana INTO II nave mosed ne" s'"cA
throughout q boots and shoes. Success 70
me new mayor and his new partner
While VIC have been having "inklings" Of
Sunshine here most Of the time iateiy t''e ra'i-
road near Denver mas oeen o'ocsea up WIN
snow sor several DAYS. NO u.'"s nave eo"'e
enroueh rom the "est SINCE o"noas'
Murphy last week received another large in
voice Of new goods. repietei in all respects. Ihe
shelves ana passage ways Of MS ooot anu shoe
mouse are always crowded "1n e""as' anu "e
permits no one to sell lower '''a" nc ""es'
:. w. B. Scholl has disposed Of his blacksmith
shop to Rice & Co.. two young men lately from
Illinois. All parties have our best wishes. Mr.
-
Anca oD"Sed 10 Co"ne''".n ia L. Car.e.
ioe valuable anu interesting oaic"'tA tinu'aI
EPes. we may Gke occas'o" next "ee~ "
PsOucce eAuacts from co'","" VI ~ou,e VI.
~ <u....:.. a, 80. .,.,., %,
,--... ar ~
D'0".,, - .:,...., n I.,nso,, y
.., ,v. ~ -,
=. ~ .a-CS:.,. -. -. NJ =
$50. -
aemuel Hussey. ESQ.,. Of Delhi. Iowa. a
brother ofC.L L. Hussey. Of this CITY. Is attend
I'm, eourt at this place. and will remain in
toS,n for several days. He is a pleasant.
.s.b,e ventIeman and an attorney Of promi-
,,.rc. IN his state
IN C,.., 1u., p.n,,u.,, I'll.
-,u--.- 3. -, ~. -. s., .,...a.,.
upon the Liberal Republican Convention at
Toueka YESTERDAY. Clarke is ALWAYS good