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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10
Assjgnee's Notice.

VUNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: l. the undersigned.
IL Assignee Of N. r. Fish Co., partnership firm
posed Of Milo Fish and Louis A. Potter doing business
under the firm. and style of n. R. Fish Co., of
Troy Donphan County Kansas hereby give notice tn all
the creditors Of the sad n. R. Fish Co., that will
the 3ist day Of July 1873 at nine 49, o'clock A. NJ Of said
day at the Banking House Of Boder Brothers opposite
from the south Of the Court House SQUARE In
Troy Doniphan County Kanaaa proceed publicly to adjust
snd allow all demands against the estate and ects Of the
said n Fish Co.. and against the trust fund Of the
said estate in banda such Aasenee Of the said NJ
Fish Co. and Will remain at said place above desiena
ted until 1--WE t o'clock p NJ Of said day and will there
contnue during the hcurs for and during the two
days next succeedng the day above mentioned tn adjust
and allow demands against said and trust fund
further notified IN attend at the place above desg
ted within the said term of three days and within the
hours Aforesaid and lay before the undersigned Assignee
the nature and amount of respective demands against
said estate and trust fund and should fail tn appear
and your said demands personally by agent
attorney legally authorized 70 do ycu will be precuded
from any benefit Of said estate provided by section a.
page 81, of the statute Of the St.ts q Kans.s
HENRY BODER Jl.
April 10 1e73-llw. Assignee Of n. r Fish 4 Co.
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The NEW POSTAGE LAw.-There is an impree-
sion abroad that the Fsrnsworth bill for the re-
dnction of postage became Law. This is mis-
take. 1t rassed the House. but failed in the SEN
ate. There was an amendment tO the post of3ce
appropriation bill which repealed all acts relative
to the franking privilege, and free postage gene
rally. This became . Law. 1t abolishes the cir
culafion free of postage Of newspapers In the
county where they are publis.ed, and aiss the
free exchange of newspapers 1t does not take
effect until the LIST Of july
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10
CHICAGO MARKET.

F1our-Quet and In light inquiry
Wheat-Active. but ruled weak at the eoee No. cash
closed ct u regular and 81 l73 for strictly fresh, April
o. II. Nav q q. rejected 74Ac
Corn-Active and regular. No. 303c; strictly fresh.
33lc bid. May 3lic bid. rejected 9ec.
0et.-Firmer and fraction higher No. regular 2lac,
fresh &c May 2sA a9sic. rejected 23ac
Rye-Fair demand and steady Regular fresh 64a64}c.
Barey-Dull Fresh No. sold soac, regular 76l T7c
sample lots IS d6ss. rejected. ia Sc
Pork-Stesdy and 5dl0c higher Cash. us Goals 62s;
Nay tl5 7sal5s0.
LardLCash steady at &c; May held at s1c.
Dry Salt Meats-Quet.
Csttle-Reeeipts 500 Market dul and weak. weather
stormy eastern advces unfavorale and buvers holding
o. Fair tn choice native sold st eS65 60 good
Texans a3s4 CO. Several thousand cattle left unsod at
Hoes-Recetpts 1887 Dull weak and Toe lower rsnrs
6 lo95 CO. with most sales ct Is l5as 2 Closed fat with
several thousand unsod.
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ZHLL's NEW ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY FOR
APRI-Ths many beautiful illustrations which
adorn the present number Of Zslrs Monthly Aasd-
sine, render 1t still more than usually brilliant
and attractive. The opening article is mas
,sriy stuav on Titan, the head of the Venetian
School, and one Of the grandest painters that
ever lived. That paper, which contsins nch
fund Of delicate criticism, couched In styis or
great literary excellence, is the second Of the
series Of "Grest Artists" which began last month
with Raphael. 1t is amply illnstrsted BY wood
cuts, copies Of some of the most celebrated pro
ductisns Of the eminent artist, which In aecnracy
of design or beauty Of execution have never been
surpassed in this country. Among them we have
chiefly remarked the "Dane," work OF unsur-
passable beanfy, probably reproduced for the
first time in America.
The Savant and the Crocodile. 10 humorous
sketch, illustrative Of the mode Of manufacture
of some would-be learned men.
An interesting biographical sketch Of ThisEs 10
accompanied by an excellent Likeness.
wALLENsrEN.-Under the bead Of Histeriosl
Naratirss, our attention isdrawn toward Wallen-
stein, one Of the grandest figures which appears
in European history during the early part Of the
seventeenth century; . man distinguished not
less BY his martial genius and successes, than by
his indomitable pride Of character and ambition.
This great soldiers love for the Countess Thecls,
and the jealousy it occasioned the celebrated
astrologer Semi, are graphically touched sPsn,
and give to the narrative striking tinge Of the
romantic.
Goethes Faust and Great Events from Little
Causes are entertaining papers.
The Historical Summary contains the deposi-
ton of Marshal Mcmahon, taken verbatim be-
fore the Court of Inquiry held INTO the conduct
of the French Generals, with regard to the battle
before Sedan, and the consequent capitulation
of the army to the Germans. Prom this impor-
taut evidence, for the verscity Of which the
Marshal is of course solely responsible, it is Gu
rious to find how the French Commander-in-
chief describes his being wounded, and the de-
plorsble consequences of bis becoming thereby
incapaeitated from command; and, also, how he
indirectly endeavoIs to exonerate his nnfortu-
nate Imperial master, Napoleon III, from the
charges which placed him under snch popular
odium after the surrender of himself and army.
Upon the whole, this number is certainly ono
of q particularly interesting character.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

TeRRIBE SHPwREcK.-The Steamer Atlantic,
ef the White Star Line, from Liverpool TO New
York, ran ashore about twenty miles from Hail.
fax, on the morning Of the LIST inst, while en-
deavoripg to put into Halifax for coal sho be-
came wreck in q short time, and terrible scenes
ensued Over 1000 persons were aboard, Of whom
only about 300 were saved. The particulars, a.
published in the daily papers, are most narrowing.
The women passengers were nearly all lost. -,
iu fact. were most of the cabin passengers. Some,
who dashed themselves to the rigging, were frozen
to death in that position. There is disposition
manifested to blame Capt. williams, Of the At
lsntic, for the accident but an investigation has
not yet 0een had.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

NOTHrSG.-This about expresses what the Kan
sas Legislature has done during the past session.
Fortunately there was nothing to be done, except
drawing mileage and per diem for useless services
rendered. The last two Legislatures have done
about the least of any previous Legislatures.
They have had too much politics mixed up in
their business, and have dawded away their time
in expensive and worthless Investigations
Parsoas SxH.
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The Odd Fellows of Kansas have among then

The Odd Fellows of Kansas have among then,
an insurance company, called the Odd Fellows
funeral aid and orphans protective association.
Odd Fellows and their wives become members by
paying q so each for admittance fee, and 81. 10
upon the death Of . member. The first death
was March l6, 1870, and the last March 6,
1873. Tho Las policy paid amounted to tslS.
During the three years there have been nineteen
deaths, making total cost to the members of
$3.50 or $50 year. Among the deaths were
eight women,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

T PRECEDENT Grant and Secretary Delano
have petitioned the Governor of Texas to pardon
fhe notorious Indian Chiefs, santsnta and Big
Tree, under sentence of death, for their numerous
mnrders and inhuman outrages. The Legislature
Of Texas has unanimously passed . resolution
ssking the Governor not to comply with the Pc
tition. We must give the Texas Legislature
credit for some GOOD sense
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

CONGRESSIONAL sALARIEs.-As the newspaper
are still denoupcing the members of Congress
who voted to increase their salaries, We wish to
put ourself on the record a. empbatically epdors-
ing aud approving of the increase. The manner
in which Congress 10 now carried on, requires Al
most the whole time of the members, and the
necessary living expenses are enormeus-if they
desire to live little extra, and avoid the reputa-
fivn Of being shabby, the cost is 80 much the
greater. Whether the back pay was right or
wrong, We ere not prepared to say; bat we sup
pose those members Who were about going out,
ubsught the.aseires as much entitled to the extra
nsy - thss- uho were Just coming in. Take, for
eEample, DE State of Kansas, which pays it's
membszs of the Legislature the pitiful, nGsardly,
miserly emu of three dollars per day; and then
tArrihls sAs 10 made because . majority Of tho
Deoben sce generally shysters, and that corruP-
tiss Rrs~aiis- The way to prevent this, to pay
aAsfsate wages. The increase Of salaries Of
Csseressmen 10 . move in the same direction.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

METHODIST CONFERENCE.-The Methodist Con-
Sereuss made the following appointments for this
section Of the State: W. R. Davis, Presiding e.
tisr of Lsavepworth District; Troy, ". Mahan !;
Troy Circuit, B. +. Bowman; Hiawaths, 8. p.
.Jseohs; Doniphsn and wathsna, J. Cook; White
Cloud and Highland, W. Smith; Severance, G.
". Wood; Robinson, J. Z. Day; sabeths, D. B.
Campbell. Rev. c. L. shackleford goes to Oska-
loosa; and Rev. J. T. shackleford goes to the
Belleville and White Rock Circuit.
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st, Louis MARKET.

81. LOUIS. April T.
Four-nu;-t and weak
whcat-Dull and unchanged. No. spring. tl ls, snft
Iowa, d 80. only sample lots winter sold.
Con-Quiet and unchanged. No. z Dic On East track;
39c sacked.
OatA-Quiet. No. 2, 2sc on East track 2ee sacked.
BarIey-Firm and only sample lots sold
Rye-Dun- No. Csc on East track
Pork-Quiet at t16 Is seller May.
Lard-Firtn. Prime steam up country, &c cash.
Hogs-Unchaneed.
Caftle-Quiet. Fair to choice steers a 2506 co.
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To Bridge Builders.

DLANS and specifications invited by the Board of
County Commissioners. for two Bridges scros. Wolf
River-one Baynes Crossing snd the other the
ton line ile Of the west line Of the County Al
for bridge the north line Of the County Poor
Farm II plan submitted 10 satisfactory with refer
durability and cost the Board desires tn take steps
for the building Of the Plans will be examined by
the Board, at their next meeting. May sth, 1871.
CHARLES RAPPELYE, County Clerk.
April TO- 1s73-2w
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

Now that Amadeus is really ont of Spain. he
"took up collection" one Sunday and found that
there wasn't cent in il. ~ thank my Goo" said
be, turning the hat upside down and tapping the
crown Of it with his hand, "thst have got my
hat back from this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aal.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that letters Of administration
II on the cst.6s Of Jane Powman. deceased lase Of
Donphan County granted TO the undergned by the
Probate Court f Dosiphan County State Of bear
ing date April 7th. 1919 All persons indebted 70 the
estate required make immediate settlement; and ali
having claims against the estate notified that " the
be not for allowance within year after
the date Of said etters they be precluded any
benefit Of said estate; and II within three
years after said date, they will be forever barred
PRYOR PLANK,
Administrator of the Estate Of jane Piovmsp
April 10. 1e73-3w. Prs fee, O.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

a Taylor, of the wyandotte Gazette, Offers
himself for Senator, to fill the Caldwell vacancy.
He has notion that the place will 30 begging,
unlcss he consents to take it. The only objection
We have to him, is his Free Trade heresy. We
approve "f his way Of spelling (Which" with
the first and the W last.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

The "squebob" notes from Topeka to the
Troy Chief are rich, rare and racy. IL it thee
SOL, who is likely to follow close in the wake of
prominent humorists! Write some more. Kan
sans at any rate enjoy them.-Saiine Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

q 1t was reported, laat week, that Sid. Clark
had gone crazy, in Washington. But the people
Of Kansas will find themselves disappointed. II
was cruel hoax.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

y Linn County has just finished mp her
annual County Seat election. Pleasanton forced
the issue, In order to get the Cst,nty Seat. and
10 now worse of than before. A new town was
laid ont in tho centre Of the County, and has
won the victory.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10
Strayed....slO Reward!

STRAYED from the undersigned. Mr.. wilson's.
- the Troy and wathena rad about the 10th Of March
bay lley three old this Spring about IA hands
high hair rubbed OF the and cheek by the hal
ter worn c by wearing yoke Ten dolars reward
will be paid returning said hlley Mr. Wal
toni farm. on the same road.
sprill0w2 MARTIN GIBBINS.'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

q Tom. Anderson has been defeated for May
or of Topeka, by . majority Of only 81. Had the
Leavenworth Times not opposed him. there is no
telling how badly he would have been beaten!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

q Sam. Wood conducted the services at
church, in Cottonwood Falls, . few days ago.
This reminds MS of the saying somewhere extant,
about tho Devil quoting Scripture.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

~ rhe election In White Cloud. Nssdsy. resulted
in the choos q the following oosrs Mayor Joshua Tsy
lor: Pslies Judge D. c. Tayssr; Csasc.ea p l. Palmer
DsS.essssa. SsaD W Hspsssr. John n ly.da, ;. ?.
Msack. TSs sAe0s wess elected pledge - servs the
City, The essufsg year. ftee of charge
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

LAsos EMoRAnos conxc.-A geatle@a from Mime.
sots recently st White Cloud looking st the country
Who ssated that tvs bsdred families Of his acquaintance
I'll welltode faEness would this Spring engrate 70 Nor
thorn Kansas and Sosthem NsbrsskA They would not
take honessesds but aish bay Improved farm. for
which they amply able 70 pay. Some Of them had
resided in Minnesota sr twenty years bot the past Win
ter had settled then the Minnesota question Herds Of
cattle which being fed had their legs badly ossn
that IL found necessary 10 slaughter them In order
the meat Hundreds Of fat cattle killed for this
and but y ceats per pound realised oa the
meat This 10 rather dsoouraSing. They viii And Kan
better country and thcy the elass Of sstfs that
are needed here.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

O Ne.t Sunday b Easter. asd 10 e"sssqsssee sst
90 b hsA fets hsA better taken ths sdviee ssvs
ss'ssa vssks go VIA ssss vsrs plenty. Col Johs-
$50 e ne entire day. ast Friday. hsstiss fse hse
ffsit - - egg did hs eeA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

" s1rssapsedens q SevsR.acs csapaains tAas J. A.
Csopssn - q he Rssahsm ea.didsass Sr Jasies Il
he rsses b Wolf River Township v.s bs.as. By pss,s
q ssgus oeasaa 81 out b crafty persoaal spats
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

q Lsas Dssgfnsss ef Hshlasd ssatisa. ~ IN town.
Ise'asy snd procured Hee.ss 70 nary Ms Herring Of
thas viciniey
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

q nsSAss Passsd thrsssh sAs ess,ey sssus ssv.
sra.es 90 day lass week, bt.s nasy dogs ssd ssae
sock would ss,n. ftsa Tie repsrs ftss varis.s b
calities that iDaease erop Of nd Soep 4 o-inr -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

gaal alstters.
...' s''.;: =. r,:.;s.:.; =. yg.s 2: e'.'raD.r.
Joel Ryan % Anthosy walsh a.d viA ynss = nsstA-
vsss quarter section 10 township ; rs.ss - -
Bernard Murphy 70 Thonss Laagdoa sesthvess qasr.
tr sssssa n sos,sAip { ,,ss .; sRsea
Esd I PhnHs b o. crss asss is .sthsss
quarter ssseSoo q tsv.sAip : rsnss =. -.
CAasio J. Josos.a VIZ 70 Rssat rraey Lss H. Bssek
| 4 = c. J. Josss' AAdisa 70 the CITY 4 Irsy ~
wn,se 4. Ply I'd ~ 70 Jsaa lasa. Lss1 0Aa
Bloch ssvasss> elos.
Lsvs wsythnaa nd wife 70 Jossph EHott south
quarsr q south east quarter sseo. n ssv.ship .ss
a ~.
Domphn County 70 8 n JsA,ssa. Lss q. Basek ..
Troy: Is
Joseph A. Nixon and wife 70 Abs,han Jsah .srsA -
feet Of Lot :, B,oek Is Troy; u,iee.
Jossph A. Ezea end wife 70 Rsds3ek ". Hssk LSts ..
| 10. II. II Block Is Troy: Noee
william C. ssarey md wife 70 Thonas BafaeA soafA-
sast ssfsr q ,ostAssss quarter md sass h. e sssA
east quarter section - tovnship rsn9s n 0eao.
james h Holiday b wukan O. Lsthss a,A vtfs.
sssthvsss quarter ssetisa Z township nass 10 oseo
John II NeDonaA nd wife % Rhoda 0Dish, sass hah
ef posth east quarter section H. township asge % e
C. ". Hrgs md wife to A. J. HarEa % ssEo Il sertA
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And A. Clutser .,d IN, "a i,.v.a Asxr, .sh 4,
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and .onsh o,.vs,r ..et,o a eo
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John p Joh,sou and vtf. 10 william Bsev ssss h.lf Of
..,h ...s ou.rt.r ..c.,o. tovp.bip r.,ce 10 N l
r,.pt n F,,.,, and III. so willi.u shi.ld. I.t
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

y n. siivemas has received an innssss stock Il
Fancy Dress Goods Notions Ribboss Nsss. Prinss st
II GENITAL and full line Of Gestleaeas cssAine IN q
which Be found st his New York ssrs" vess side
Public Square, Troy and ss the ievess bctssa Asures
Call and &c. sprl0vA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

q We would like to see an election once, in
which all parties would mutually agree, (and
stick to it,) not to say word to any man, to in
fiuence his vote, not to electioneer him at the
polls, and to have none Of their friends approach
going to vote. As it is, every man who votes has
to run the gauntlet, face mob, and probably vote
contrary to what he desired and intended. This
is getting to be the case everywhere, and is con-
fined to no particular party.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

q CapA David whitsaksr. ef ropskA sss ASjut.,t
Geseai Of the ssass asd frDery Rsprss.tasivs h he
Lse1saat1re nom this County, in town. lass week
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

q We undsestaod that Rev. w. Bishop. formerly
Highland h lying very danssrosaly Il q saiina
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

~ The Democrats are clarifying over their
victory in Connecticut. They seem to have cleo
ted their Governor, as they do aboat every other
year; but the Republicans have elected three
of the four Congressman, with the Legislature
In doubt. Small favors thankfully received by
the Democracy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

TOWNSHIP ELkCri0na-The following are the names Of
the oce eaeced In tie several Townshps Of this County
last week:
Lo~s-rrustes John A. Cbspson Clerk, b. n. Forbr..
Treasurer, C. Moore 5ustces o. the Peace O. B.I
Leonard Smith, Thes J. vsndsrslice; Cosstablss VIM
Cochran Se"tss IhomaA Levin Huyck.
Wv Ris~-Tnstse. tsbert p. Shulsky; rierk Jesse
Hsnnsy; Treasussr d " Norse: Justices Of the Peace
D. J. Msvhostse wn 6illis; Constablea, J. C. NcSee
J. Ineala
Csstss-Trustse H. C. wykert Clerk, D. p Carpenter;
Joseph Hsysos Justices of the Peace Joseph
Hanpsoa p sspsr; Coastables Lewis Merritt WIN. =.
Bowen.
Wavns-Trlstss, wsrsa Day; Clerk VIM vsder;
Treasurer Hugh Cewsa Justices Of the Peace james r.
fOrmsn, s Hiaeksy Censtsblea Lswis n. Rector, D.
A. wipn
WasAiaesos-Trustse C. Nahrung; Clerk J. B. Mitchell;
Treasurer Lyman Nash Justices Of the Peace John C.
Gordon Ale. Porter J. F. Clsywster; Coastables George
". Pharea, Frank Abbott John Gerardy.
BWy- Wy-Oak-Trustee. Samuel Lehman; Clerk, Thomas
Fleming: Trsasurss Gottleb Lahnann Justices Of the
Pssos Jsosb Tribbass w. Ki,Als Coostab,es, A. ".
pinsiaG Hsssy Aaaph
4svtse-rr~s~~-O O. Hevipa Clesk J. Z Searcy:
rreasarer Robsrt Hysss Jaseioes ef The Peace wm c.
ssarcy T. J. NCisIlasd; Constables Herman Christel
Henry Bowyer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

Y The Lecture on Odd Fellowship. By Rev Nr Cop
has been postponed until Tuesday evening ApsH N
which oocasioa the public invited attend Mem
bsrs Of the Order Win the Lodge Room II q eeoek
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

Y The ff,gs have tuned their n~ioaSess throsss aad
expect 10 remain for the seasua
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

e A severe snow storm r.eed an day Tuesday With q
heavy Eale fon the porth Spring vin Be soag by
and.hy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

10. F.-Grand Matter Mastin has called .
special session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Of Kansas, at Leavenworth, on Wednesday eve
ming, the 10th inst, to tender their regards and
we'll wishes to Grand Sire C. A. Logan, who de-
parts on the Chilian mission, on tho i!th. The
session will be purely complimentary, aud no
mileage Or per diem will be allowed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-10

CouxTY BoARD-TAe County Commissioner were In
session Monday Tsesd,y and Wednesday They pass
ID the following important orders, among etbRs:
No socount hereafter viii b allowed for keeping pau.
pers physcians b etc.. unless such bile are sttested
by the Township Trassee.
The Fair Assocasn allowed e9oo 70 assist in keep
ing mp the Fair.
Orderd that the Trustees (Asseaor) be instructed to
an mortgages IN the County agreeaby with the de.
cison Of the Atorsey General declaring the law exempt
ing them unoonstitutiaaa
The Cosnty Clerk ordered advertise for plans md
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