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Counter IrritantS |!

SaLryA. KANSAS, Aug 18th, lS,3.
MEssRs EpI1ons In reply to Mr. Hanna's slurs
a5ou. scrip, will say that "counter rraats - are
quite good as counterfeit prrtentons Of which he is
The Nerud Office hs all along been the seat and ort
OF select set Of political rmpostcrs from whom
rptIOn has been dis seninaed broadcast through sa
line county, and " all along the Kansas Pac ..ic.'
Nobody but Z sucker will at this late day pretend
that the bond controversy was sprung in order u Gre
ate diversion in favor OF scrip-men, when il Is SO
we'll understood that of the house band tread
upon the sacred ground and exposed the railway fraud
long before q word WAS said about IN. payment Of
scrip to county officers. OF course any green horn
could the bond discussion would precpitatc the
agitation Of other questions ncludng the scrip ques-
tonl natter of retaliation il not Of private in
ter 5, but one who knows wasn't afraid of coun
y scrip any ways alarmed about any kind OF dis
cussion or conclusion known 70 the trade.
In the face Of threats by railway men and others in
interest that the county commissioners would go for
him in the he said any thing. he told all Re knew
aad more toe and thereaf the commission. marched
up the mountain and down again.
do not believe Mr.. Hanna was 10 receive any OF
" them bonds. but other people will have their own
opinion :about it, I not sure, however. that the
celeb rated home company were not TO receive stock
(or scrip dividends. SOM such thing The enter
prise was to be sort of Credit Mobler affair .
tckle-me concern and they were to do . strictly
cash business, credit principles; that is to say,
ceve cash and pay none out.
When the last grand charge was made against Cut
Ter ard his cohorts, and Of the local company
"a few very nice en) called upon TO testify
in behalf Of the people; they came round slowly q
didn't see any of them embrace each otaer) and
Of the outat actually demanded his witness fees in ad
rance. We could see plainly by this that there WAS
something rot ten h. me than.Deamark and the
hope is that Cutler viii evidence and
expose them ALL Just division OF public aten-
ton would he very desirable" to some
The Salsa Herald is nearly used up and is blowing
away. and will never live to to fight another day but
it WILL like any sick man, spread disease have al
ways thought Mr.. Hanna was son but never sup
posed heretofore thst he so intensely mean.
For one, am ready for nything thu; may turn up.
I smoke the pipe Of peace in time of war. or
strike hands In the midst OF fuss. The man that
gives up soon. gets beat The bonds ours Scrip
Is good Every man ought to carry Pass-b ook.
d. BEEBE.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PrrsnYrEMAS-Rrv. G. W. Hays. Pastor Preach
ing each sabbath ut II A. n. and r. NJ sabbath
school, $50 r. N. Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
nings.
METHODIST ErtsCorAL-Rev. u. II. Powers. Pastor,
Preaching ut the Baptist Church on the second ana
fourth Sabbaths 1t IL A. NJ. and r. n. Sabbath
school, each Sabbath, II $50 A. n Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday evenings.
ErrscopAI-Rcv J. H. Iee Pastor. Prachidg ut the
apfisf Church on the and third Ssbbafhs ofeach
month n II A. II.
IrrursAx-Rev. c. Young, Pastor. Preaching al
the old n L.. Church every irst and thru SUNDAY
Presrhiuy every second and fourth sunday n school
House No 10, (six miles Of Salina) 1t ii O'CLOCK
4. n.
C.ruoL.c-Rev John Fngarty. Pastor. Services on
the cond Sabbath Of earh month stthe Court
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EMGEArrox TUIyING-CHEAP FARMS IN
SOUTHWEST MIssoURI.-The Atlantic & Pacif-
ic Railroad Company Offers 100000 acres OF
land i'm Central and Southwest Missouri. at
rom S3 to Sl2 per acre. On seven years fime'
with free transportation to all purchasers. Gil
mate. soil, timber. mineral wealth. schools.
churches and law-abi,ling society invite emil
grants from all points to this land Of fruits and
flowers. Fer particulars address, A. Tuck.
Land Commissioner. ST. Louis. No.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge of the District Court. Il. PREscorr.
Senafor-J. IL. EDw ARDS.
Raiiroal Assassoi-D n. HEISER-
R~presenfative-EEIc SFoRssE.
Counfy Commissioners-H. y. WooLLEr, Chairman,
s. N. PALMER and =. kINGNAS.
County Clcrk-pAvID lSEEBE.
County Attnrney-E. W. HODGKINsoS.
I'rol,xfs Judge-HENRY LOGAN.
CLERK OF the Observation-Disclosures BOSDt.
fiotnfy Trc,surrr-L. H. FACLkNER-
Sherid-T. J. GoISt.
Register Of Dreds-A- j. MISARO.
Sutrrinten ,!rut Of Public Instruction-vu E:suor.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mnyor-R II. BISHOP "a
Councilmen-FRANk GooDNow, IHt l.. CAIfEk, W E
WILLS En- wirTNANS, CHARLES uAaLIS-
Police Judgc-N. r. CaHKoLL-
tlcrk-EDwIN r.. HvwES
Trcasur-r-I. II. MAFFiTT-
Narsiial-CHAs l. HrssEY.
Deputy Marshal-A SourIIwiCK.
City Arorney-F. \. WILDMAN.
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DOdds T. LinddahI, Agents,
SALIVA & SALINE COUNTY,KANS.

The above d-fendans, wulism Fsrssher. Of Black
River, Lorain county. Ohio. vii take notlcs that h.
In. -n--i. that said plaintiffs dd the SIN dsy
Of August, IJ. nle their T-tion and AFFIDAVIT for
der Of attachment h~ district courf of said saline
county asking FOR jaLisD~ni Against him fof AZ ~
and interest from June u. ls.9. II II pr cent pr
prvraisory nos< Siyea by him m favor az ia
cob DE GIt for said sum ss interest,"; dated April 10
ls-0. due months aer isfe and. by Jacob D~ wif
endorsed sad plaintiffs: ADD thu: he mast
sid rstrion before tn l-th day OF September.
I-s OF the SANG viii be taken and laslsr.-uf
" III be rendered soeoriinxy. sosvfher with ostss
of sad cosrt fsr The sale Of property fhst ay Be
attached in SAID c&a~< JOHN fD>IEd.
August TIA, l-.lSwS Any for fizintifs
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The farmers ofSanc county are hereby notified fhsi
have bend of beef cattle which will let out
TO be fed in numbers to suit parties; will sell Ia
responsible parties, time such numbers As they
may desire For further ztr enquire Of spivs.
& Widmsn, at ss ina, Kansas, orof D. W Powers 4
Co, at Ellsworth.
27wA ID. u TOWERS.
Salina, August 18th, 1873
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NOTICE.

4 delegate convention of the farmers OF saline coun-
ty is called To meet nj the .ourt ii ,usc in Ssna on
saturday, 9Th dtv Of sept. nj clock u. VI.
~. grange OF the patrons of husbt.-y and every
every farmers club will be- ent tied a. two dele
gates Delegates should BE- careful and crssicn-
als the OH OF the grange ciub they RIP
Questions Of great imp ,riance are pressing
themselves upon the EarInaTs attention AMI need all
the light a public discussio, give. Especially
'.whst shall we do with grain .'' n Il what &C
ton, if any. shall take la the nomination OF ofasri
for the fall election. H. L. JONES.
Pres. Central Com, Farmers Union. Saline Co.
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public in and for said county and State. came
Abram Cutler and also Charles R. Underwood,
Vice President and President Protein. of the
Republican. SaliBa 4 Arkansas Valley Railway
Company Ito me personally known to he the
same persons who executed the foregoing In
strument. and duly acknowledged the execu-
ton Of the same.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto sub
scribed my name. and affixed my Official seal
on the day and year last above written.
signed. Z. A. HITLER.
1sEAL1 Notary Public.
We the undersigned stock holders in the
Republican, Salina & Arkansas Valley Rail-
way Company hereby approve the foregoing
contract.
[signed] DR.. WAGsrAfT,
II. +. WOOILEY,
). ID. IIOUsTON,
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Nrm advertisements.
scandinavian House.
CHAS. HOLMQUIST. Prop.
Notice to Farmers.

Boarl bv the tlay or week House on Santa Fc ave-
nue. opposite Mai. Berks' real estate Ofice.
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tlOna surplus shall DE pau 10 s1iu u ">'eS va A'o
first mortgage bonds to be BY them USED as
they shall elect in retiring said bonds ut their
market price. not exceeding par; or lnse>'eu
in the securities Of the United States Govern
ment, for the benefit OF the holders OF SAID
mortgage bonds. for the purpose OF paying
the same at their maturity. Ii is further COW
enanted and agreed. that the said party OF the
first part may extend the road from the north
line Of Saline county TO the town OF Conc0rdia
in the county OF Clond. and shall receive there
for such county bonds as may be voted to the
party Of the second part. and mortgage bonds
in the amount per nile and kind as herein be-
fore provided Il be issued from time TO time
as the road may progress Prorided that said
road is built and operated TO that point within
three wears from the date thereof. IL is fur
ther expressly understood and agreed by and
between the parties to this contract. that any
failure upon the part Of the party of the first
part to comply with any of the provisions of
this contract. siipu ated 10 be performed by
him. shall work forfeiture OF any and all
rights. interests and benefits accruing TO him
under the provisions OF the contract. The
said party Of the second part hereby further
agrees to do and perform any other corporate
acts which counsel learned in the law shall
Judge necessary aud fit for the giving full ef-
feet to the sripulations Of tie above contract.
In witness whereof the ssid party Of the first
part has he reunto set hi, hand. and the party
I Of the second part has calsej the same TO be
signed by its President and atiestesi by its
Secretary with the seal OF the corporation at
tached on this fifteenth dsy Of March, A. d.
1873.
Attest. ARsAY CrTLKE.
/ CHARLrs X. CNpERwoop.
: Vice Pres't and Prcst Protein. ct the.Repuhli-
/ can, Saiina and Arkansas Valley Railway Co.
i ID. J. +. HANNA. Secusry. (sgAI1
STATE OF KANSAS. lss
4 COUNTY OF SALINE.
!, Be it remembered fsi on this. the 18th day
~ March A. H. 49, before me u notary
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Turkish Minister to Washington, sails on
the Doth inst for New York.
GHENT, September IL.
The Conference Of European and Amer
lean Jurisconsuls, which has been in
session in this city during the week. has
organized as a permanent Institute OF In
ternational Law. Three subjects have
been discussed. viz: international arbi-
tration, the three rules OF the Washing
ton treaty, and the condification and
adoption by treaty of regulations relative
to private property in time of war. The
Conference appointed committee to
draw up and issue a manifesto, and adj
journed to meet in Geneva next year.
PARIS, September II.
The evacuation of Verdun by the Ger
man forces will be completed tomorrow
There will be great public rejoicing and a
general illumination in the evening.
LONDON, September 10.
A dispatch has been received at the Ad-
miralty Office from the Commander Of the
British steam sloop Daphne, announcing
the capture in the Indian ocean, near the
Seychetts islands, of slave ship, upon
which there had been horrible suffering
Smallpox had ragged on board the ship,
and out of 800 slaves taken on board,
$50 died. The remaining fifty were ter
ribly emaciated from disease and want.
MADRID, September 10.
Later intelligence from the scene of
the accident yesterday to the express
train from Vittoria for Madrid, shows
that the disaster was far more serious
than at first announced. The number
killed was II, and 70 were wounded.
Scarcely person on the train escaped
uninjured.
All clauses of the bill increasing the
powers of the Government have been
adopted by the Cortes.
1t is reported that Don Alphonso,
brother of Don Carlos, has left his com.
mand and returned to France.
Several persons who took an active
part in the instruction at Alcany, have
been tried and condemned to death.
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ing in width and more ore than usual is
taken out.
PORTLAND.
Nothing is being done in this mine ex-
eept the singing of the shaft. This will
continue until the shaft is 800 feet in
depth.
BowERY.
Sinking will continue until depth of
400 feet is reached, before the drifting to
the ledge is commenced.
PIocHE WEST EXTENSION.
Drifting west from the main shaft,
with the usual force of men.
MERIDIAN;
Work in this mine will be resumed this
week
STILL SINKING.
Sinking continues in the South Side,
Phoebe Phoenix. Spring Mount, Ivanhoe,
Chapman and Louise.
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The MUDDY REsERvATIoN.-The Car
son Appeal publishes the Reese River
Reveille's account of the establishment
of an Indian reservation on the Muddy
heretofore copied by usl and says, by
way of introduction.
We are wholly unacquainted with the
matters set forth in the following, and
hope it will turn out that the Reyeille
from which it is clipped, has done Mr..
ingalls, an injustice in tae reflections
thus cast upon him; but the charges are
~ n serious nature; and If 1t be true
that the reservation is to be fioated over
land available to and now settled up by
white men, we hope that the projected
reservation may be established elsewhere,
if anywhere.
We assure our Carson neighbor that
the land upon which it is proposed to
place the untutored savages is now set
tied up by white people, who are living
in peace with such of the Indians as have
profted by associating with the whites.
Through the columns of this paper the
settlers on the Muddy have protested
time and again. The lands there are
among the most fertile in the world, and
after white settlers have gone on these
lands and built mp homes amid many
privations, and encountering many dan
gers, we repeat that it would be great
wrong to establish reservation on the
Muddy. We have no reason to believe
that the intention of the Department can
he changed by anything we may say OF
do, yet we hope something may be done
to avert the impending evil.
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GEMs.-These are from the Louisville
Courier-Journal:
Ex- Governor Foote once made fierce
reply to an abolition speech of John p
Hale's in the United States Senate, and
in one Of his recent "Reminiscences he
says of it: "'These frantic and indecent
words had scarcely been enunciated ere
| became painfully sensible of the STU
pid and unbecoming nature of my con-
duet, and / would have readily given
worlds to recall all the nonsense | had
uttered. y Mr.. Foote always was rather
lavish Of his worlds.
On the 4th of March, 1875, the terms
of Zacariah Chandler, Adelbert Ames, NJ.
II. Carpenter and William H. Brownlow,
in the United States Senate, will expire.
That will be a sad day for us, and, if the
United States Navy should want an
ocean of tears in which to float, we
should like to secure the contract to
supply it.
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A SAD CAsE.-Last Saturday evening,
aman who was just about to start for the
west on the G. P. train, was arrested by
our city officers on acomplaiut from Salt
Lake City. 1t appears he had made an
engagement of marriage with widow,
had taken undue advantage of his posi-
ton, and under pretence of coming to
Ogden to obtain work for the deceived
woman's support, he was about to flee to
the Pacific Coast. The unfortunate lady
came up on Sunday mornings train, just
as Marshal Fife had made arrangements
for the prisoners transportation to Salt
Lake; and after q conference between the
two, marriage was settled upon as COM
promise, the man to proceed on his jour
ney and the woman, with marriage GER
tifcate as the only balm for her wounded
honor, to return to her doubly widowed
home. When will women learn wisdom,
and when will men cease to act like de-
mons?1l Ogden Junction, Of Monday.
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DAILY RECORD
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER IA. Is7a.

The Business Office of the PIocHE
DAIIY RECORD will be hereafter in the
Office of II. r. Breakey, at Michaels
cigar store, Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
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WHATEVER of good credit this journal
may possess for tTustworthiness in its
editorial statements, it is our earnest de-
sire to have attached to what follows
concerning the Centennial International
Exhibition. What remains to be done
in furtherance of that vast undertaking
demands that some such statement shall
he made. The exhibition is to express
the progress of the United States in all
that benefits mankind, at the end of the
first hundred years of Independence
the United States, now embracing thirty
seven States and ten Territories, inhabi-
ted by forty millions of people. How
Yast that progress has been and how
multitudinous the material illustrations
OF it are--no one needs to te told, fur
ther than to say that the preparations
and the buildings necessary to give it
expression in any way adequate to its
grandeur and colossal proportions must
of necessity be upon a correspondingly
colossal scale. But Congress, which first
ordered the commemorative Exhibition,
whilst it wisely provided the machinery
for ensuring the perfect nationality of
its character, furnished no money means
whereby the National Commissioners
which it created could carry the Celebra-
ton and Exhibition into effect. This
omission was the one great iusuperable
difficulty which confronted the National
Commissioners from the first day OF
their organization; and ultimately the
impossibility of getting along without @
large amount of money, led to the crea
ton by Congress of the Centennial
Board of Finance, authorizing ain appea
to the people of the States and Terrific
ries for stock subscriptions to tn,
amount of ten millions of dollars
Philadelphia Record.
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Eastern Dispatches.
The Balloon Vanishes into Thin Air.
Aaron Freeman and the Pacific
Mail $. s. Co.---Anniversary OBJ
servnnces--The Cuban League
suspension--Specie shipment.


suspension--Specie shipment.
New YORK, September II.
An immense crowd visited the Capt.
toline ground, Brooklyn, this afternoon.
to witness the departure of the big bal
loon for Europe. Imitation commenced
early in the morning, and continued
until 4 30 p. m, when the balloon sud
denly swayed to the north, and ripped
half round with great tearing sound,
and fell fiat upon the ground. An
immense volume of gas, which had
been pumped into it, nearly four hundred
thousand feet, escaped at the same mo-
ment, nearly suffocating those who stood
on the inside. Inspector Folk, Mr..
Goodsell and Police Commissioner Briggs,
had but the instant before shifted their
position to the eastward, and thus es-
capped being buried in the netting and
canvass. The crowd made a general
rush over the ropes, with the intention
of tearing up the canvass into small
pieces and carrying them off as memen-
toes, but strong force of police on the
ground charged and drove them back.
Mr.. Stiner, who had contracted to fill
the balloon, said that it would be folly to
attempt another imitation as the bag was
not made of the proper material, so the
enterprise is abandoned for the present.
New York, September ID.
Kenyon, Cox & Co., bankers and
brokers in Wall street, suspended to-day
Daniel Drew was special partner in the
house, it is said, and rumor has it thai
the difficulties of the firm were caused
by operations in the interest of Drew.
Specie shipment Sll4,34O, in silve
bars.
New YORK, Sept. ID,
Aaron Freeman, who failed to get tn
Pacific Mail Steamship Company t
bring suit in his interest against Alder
8 B. Stockwell, late President, has begul
+ proceedings himself, and made the oil
board of directors of the company defer
u...so. IISCu4aIIi VttII EO.-.r.aI.I
q charges that in January or February
Stockwell, while acting as President c
t the Pacific Company, unlawfully apprC
b. priated to his own use $500 shares {
e the Panama Railroad Company, whic
t were the property of the Pacific Comps
o ny, and that he loaned $685., goo of tn
o company's money to Frank C. Markham
with the intention that Markham shout
use it for their common advantage.
4 Tie President and other high dignitt
Il ries are expected to be present at MOI
= days celebration here Of the anniversar
r of the fall of the City of Mexico. Dell
Q cations from New England, New Jerse,
u Pennsylvania, the. Western and Souther
Il States, have promised to attend. I'll
s festivities of the day will be closed by
S parade and grand dinner.
General Mcmahon has reported to Il
Executive Committee of the Cuba
O League, that Vice President Wilson HI
=, been informed of his election as Pres
! dent of the League, but has not y
n made an answer. The League is no
- preparing an address to the people
the United States.
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NYE CoUNrY.-From the Eureka SEN
tinel We obtain some items from Nye
county. The Sampson murder case
hangs fire. Only three jurors had been
obtained, and it is feared the panel can
not be filled in Nye county, in which
case a change of venue to Lander or Elko
county will be had. The case of the
White River stage robbers was continued
till the January term. Concerning one
other case We copy as follows from.the
Sentinel of the 18th;
d, NJ. Hall, who killed q man by the
name of Copeland in Belmont on the
18th Of June last, was convicted OF muir
der in the first degree He was to have
been sentenced yesterday. Hal Clay
ton defended him, and he will, of course,
make an effort for a new trial, though
it is not probable that he will succeed
in obtaining it. The killing appears to
have been without provocation. Both
Hall and Copeland were former residents
of Silver City, Idaho. While living
there they had some trouble, and Hail
says Copeland, threatened his life.
Eighteen months later they met in Bel
mont. Copeland was engaged in dis
charging cargo of freight when Hal
discovered him. No words passed be
tween them. Hall told certain partie!
about the threats made against him 10y
Copeland in Idaho, and said he had {
notion to procure pistol and kill hin
on the spot. And SO he did.
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Death.
MADRID, September II.
The situation here and throughout the
country is improving. A large portion
OF the reserves called out have been
assembled, and their equipment is pro-
crossing. The Government is capable
of putting 100000 effective men into
the field. The command of the army of
the North has been confded to General
Zabala. General Turon will enter upon
a vigorous campaign in Catalonia with
10000 men. The resources of the north
ern provinces have been exhausted by
war and the exactions of the Carlists
The necessaries of life even have become
scarce, and thousands of families are re-
duced to indulgence. The Carlsts keep
to the mountains, and being without cav
airy, they don't dare descend to the
plains in any considerable numbers.
The express train which left Vittoria
this morning for Madrid, while going at
full speed, ran off the track. The cars
were badly wrecked and many passengers
killed, among them General and several
other persons of eminence. The cause
of the disaster is unknown.
Distinctions were placed by Carlists
yesterday on the railway from Saragossa
to Pampeluna, and train was thrown
from the track near Taialla. No one
killed.
LONDON, September II.
1t is reported that Earl Granville has
told the representatives of Spain here
that the British Government insists Oh
the liberation of the officers and crew
captured on board OF the steamer yach
Deerhound.
The municipality Of London propos,
to give dinner in honor of Watson
President Of the Erie Railway, on hi
arrival here.
NJ. Aristarchi. the newly appointed