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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-01

~ sable poniphaness was in town. the other day.
seeking instructions in the odus oerdnd of swearing
naughty trick upon respectable white Of that city
The impression to be- fiat she is trying {" Sill
Clarke hmrulgo black mailor. properly black
female.
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re- J. Harbaneh has opened new Furniture Store in
the over J. b. Byrrs Hardware Store and proposes
to keep good and varied stock and to sell low prices.
Encourag e home enterprise.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-01

~ 1t looks u may have Spring. There wa
no snow storm Monday or Tuesday.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-01

e Hats and Caps at a small margin
Mt Silyerman's Store.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-01

- Jewelry of all descriptions at Sill
verman'S Store.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-01

Iys o. Highly gees West with Fish and Potter this
week He will preach. yard hunt buffalo
or do something of the kind.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-05-01

n Sheriff MaqIken, while on hunt at the Tarkio
Lake in Holt County Missouri last week shot thirty
pound turtle the back Of which covered with thick
Growth of moss.
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n The Board of County Commissioner will bold .
sneciai meeting next Monday.
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DoNIpHAy COUNTY DIRECTORY.

DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judge I'd Judicial District-P. l. HuBBAkD.
County Cnmmi-sioncrs-JoHS L. BLAIR HENRI STEELE.
JosEPH RASpoLrH
Sherf-SAAuF. MA9HKKS.
Trrasurer-RoBEKr TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARIEs RarfELYE-
District Clerk-FRAsK BEOwN.
County Attnrney-DAvIp NJ JoHSsT0S.
Probate ] udee-RoBEKT WILKINSON
Register Of Deeds-DUScss MCINTOSH.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction-D. ID. ROSE-
Coroner-I. T. HOLLAND
Surveyor-HESRr WILSON. ...
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70 Save your money from going to
Atchison and st. Joseph, for you can do
as well by going TO Silverman's Store.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

s.1ek I. O. o. F.
SN WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. 6. ]. q. of
~-T q. T.. meets at Odd Fellows Hall. second
story Of Van Buskrks Building Main Street every
urday evening o'clock. Ernthers good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge -
wM. FAIRALL. n. G.
CHAs S. CAIS T. s. i.
HIGHLAND LODGE. No c.. I. o. O. F.. meets every
Saturday night. in the Myers Close Durg
Store Highland Kansas. CIAS. CASwEI.L- n. q.
f. n fEvIx r. s
TROY CITY LODGE No. ~ !. o. o.. F.. meets every
Tuesday night in their Hail C. Lelands store. Troy
Kansas. FRANK ". TRACY, y. Il.
G. W. STRAHAN, RS.
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II Shawls and Scarfs of all descrip-
tions, cheaper than the cheapest, at Sill
verman's Store.
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A. F. & A. M.

~ I. "A.
XXX WHITE CLOUD LODGE. M ss. a. T. & a.
wv NJ meets at their Hall. third tory of Weeks
building the Levee "Wednesday night before
the Full Moon in each month"; and every weeks there
after. L. NJ. WILLIAMS. W. NJ.
&. W. SHgRvE. Sec'y.
SMITHTON LODGE. M. l. A. +. & 4. NJ. meets at
their Hail. in Highland Friday .ht before the
Full Moon and every weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
7. j. vASDERSLICE W. ".
W. TREvErT SEC.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No s.. \. +. and A. Masons
their Hall Monday evening" before the full
Moon in each month and the second Saturday night there
after. G. G. BRIDGES, W. NJ.
T. S. SOPER Secretary.
LOG. T-yincent Lodge No IG4 meets every Friday
night in Odd Fellow HALL G. L-lands STORE Troy
Kansas. A. W. BEALE, W. &. +.
JOHN MAQUILKEN. W. See
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ST. LOUIS naRkeT.

~ yr: OF Lotis. April e.
dressed ss0alo0. > ""
Flour-Quiet and unchanged
Wheaf-Firin and higher but inactive on accouu. of .
small offerings No soft spring. o. $50 q; regular
q "a soft u 3ai 49, No. red fall q &c a g.. No
Coma fraction better. Mixed II a3.sc elevator
Oats-Firmer. No mixed. 1Jc.
Bariey-Quirt and steady. No. sprin. q 0laI IN
Rye-Dull at 10c bid for w. ,
Pork-Languid at iss Isle fur jnbbing A. seller June
19c. "''
Dry Salt Mest-rery quiet with IN sale. for roupa Inf,
Eacon-Firm Shoulders, 1Sc clear rib 100 lo;c; clear
sides. 10i al 0ic ~ ~
Lard-Quiet Prime steam nominal at &c
Cae-In good request and rn at Z. for To e.,
Hogs-Frm at 4 soa3 co. R-eripts Of hogs. B. 40 cal,
tie 900. ~
CHICAGO MARKET.
F1our-Quiet and unchanged.
Wbeat-Actve but closing weak. No. spring q II,
cash: u ~ Nay No. 3spring 81 IL.
Con-Firmer for future. but quiet for cash. DC cash.
3oi a33c May.
0ats-Demand active and advanced No. . 81.
Ry--Qui-t No. , 6aAa.Oc.
Barley1Quiet No. 2 fall .0as1c cs-h and regular
Provisions Quiet and weak.
Mess Pork-Nominai sI1dI5 20 spot. o.. 5oai7oo
June.
L.ard-Quiet at % 3 az 20 June
Bulk Mezts-Nomnxly quiet and weak. Shoulder,
81 d6lc clear rib'midde g asSc-
Cate-Receipts 7si5 the largest number received
at the yards Of day. The market il quiet and prices
dropped off dic Coed TO choice shipping sold At
81 a6ic fair fe.hy feeders 6ld5c- Market closed dull
with many unsod.
HogsQuiet hut prices steady. Sale. ranged at ss ssS
30 for conmons IS 35d 40 far medium fair Is az 60
f.r good % choice.
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For any other length Of time in aeeorSanss with the
above rates which apply only !" = * 800
Por Iersl and transient adveItisement. per SQUARE
for the @ Insertion and 50 cents per square Tor rseh sub
ueeia Notices will be charged 20 pr cent extra: and
editorial advertisements and personal COMMUNICATIONS
I"bt lines of solid Nonparril make one square Al
fraction. Of square and over are counted - in
square a, L. eert;Asa m I'll, he
CHARGED the cost certifying in addition 70 the regular
transient advertisements must he paid Tor Invariably in
advance. L.. - -. IL. =.
La, Z. Inc times win admit AL job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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Notice.,

HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the White
Cloud City Company will he held at the Office Of the
PM RI NJ WILLIAMS
April II. 1s73lw. President W. C. c. Co.
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E0igrasien Turning :-Cheap FaFDsin South.
west Misss0ri:
The Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company oers 30 900
Of land in Central and Southwest Missouri from
q to tis acre years tina vtih free transpor
taon from St Louis to all purchaser Climate soil tim.
ber mineral wealth schools churches and law abiding
ciey invite euigrants from all points to this land Of fruits
and flowers For particulars address, A. Tuck Land Com
missioner ST. Louis, Mo. jamie
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AssjCuee's Notice.

fuvO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN; ]. the undersigned.
Il Assignee of " 4 Fish & Co. partnership nfIn com
posed Of Milo r Fish and Luis A. Potter doing businr~s
under the firm and style Of NJ X Fish 4 Co. Of
Troy Dunphan County Kansas hereby give notice % all
the 3ss day Of July nine ~ oeiock A. ~ Of said
day at the Banking House Of ieder Brother eppnsite
from the soufh CORNER the Court Hous~ Square In
Troy Douiphan County kan-as Proceed pubicIy sdnse
and allow al demands sgziust the estate and effects Of mo
aid n T. Fish ca. and against the trust fund Of tho
said estate In hands strh Assignee 81 the sid n
r. Fish Co., and will remain az said plaee above aestsn
ted until Ave Isl oc. p H. Of said DAY. and will theFs
eontnne during the hours Ter AMI daring the twn
sncceeiing the day sssye entned 70 e43sse
and allow demands 1sf said estate ant trGst find: al
ys are further nati attend at the place abnve deeig
ted within the said 81 TIRE DAYS and wfeA1 the
the nature and amount " your Respective Demands anst
and fund and should you Eli % appear
legally authorized u DO win b pfoo1o4
any -n-t Of sid estate rsordsd ~ secf3a1 n
Henry BODER u,
April n is73-isv. Assignee II u 4 Yiah c..
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- Price Raid Soldiers call On and get your Scrip
cashed 1 win collect all kinds Of Government Claims
Pensions Bounes &C. Agent for Phoenix Fire Insurance
Company: Justce of the Pesee; Notary Pubc Real Is
tate and Claim Agent Win be i. Troy every Monday.
Ew STRATToN
~ 49, ~.
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Farm. fer sale.
Duncan Mcintosh, Agent has two of the finest i'm
proved Farms in Donphan County for sale. sepistf
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AGENTS.
8 NJ pETTENGILL & co. J. Park Row.
GEORGE p. POWELL & CO. 90 i'srk Row; are our onl,
SHEFFrYLp stone. St Louis
Cook CoBI-IS Co.. Chicago.
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CHARLES RuRKHALIER

EEPS constant supply Of Meats Of the choicest quail
N tiles and Of all kinds which he will sell w the
times admit The shop at all seasonahe hours and
customers can always have just what they call for.
Wanted to buy fat b.ef cattle. for which the highest
market price will be paid The highest price paid for Hides
and FuTs. Sept. ~. 1s72.
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Coleman Benedlets closing quotations at p. IN.

The gold market was quiet and steady throughout
the day at 1l4l TO 114s the business for the time
being restricted The yielding of fraction in the
price of United States bonds in London, and the
largeness Of the bids for the Treasury gold were
calculated to sten the price, though the weakness
of Foreign Exchange and the monetary ease ana I'M
changed bank rate in London in measure neutral
lied these effects. According to the cable, money IN
the London market rules at 2lG2l per cent the
Bank of England pate undergoing no change at the
regular weekly meeting of tine Court OF Managers
to-day. The rate continues at 81 per cent. The
bullion in the bank during the day underwent gain
of f27S,OOO sterling On gold loans the rates were
5.433lG, T. and 7, gold per annum paid for carry
ing. The export Of specie amounted to Sl3l,SiO 20
in silver coin The bids for the Treasury gold
amounted to Ss125O 600 at Ia to 114.6S.. OF these
800 900 were awarded at II4.5l to 14G3t. The de-
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SCRIBNER'S.

One OF the most readable papers in this
months ScriJrer devoted 70 FOX Life in German
Byways" describing the pesssntry Of the Vocelsbere
"a wild mountain range in the Grand Dueby of Hesse
The press in better taste than the illustrations
which, II not told that they portraits from
hie. should have set down malice prepense carl
ratures At all such specimens. sure are
siener met with In cabinets OF curOsies than among
the rugged mOuntaneers OF Central Germany. But the
pictures Of their domestic habits well drawn, and
Will amply reward the attention OF the reader. As
Winter comes, the spinning wheel IL the accom-
psniInent Of nearly every gathering. Old and young
male and female all spn and the Winter evenings are
generally thus spent either in company or at home.
The peasant girls have their spinning parties which
the Lads are invited 10 the evening" which generally close
a Nv fFpRs sgllSsE and dance They sre alan great
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THURSDAY. Feb. 2O-P. NJ.


The street was somewhat disturbed this forenoon
by dispatch from New Orleans to the effect that
the Spanish house of Lizard 81 Co. of London, hav-
ing a representation in the former city, had
pended involving New-Yorl City bank to the
extent of 100000. While we learn no particulars
of the failure in question, yet il is proper to add
that the absurdity of that part of the dispatch
demonstrates its best denial NewYork, SO far as
we can learn will not likely suffer much by the fail
ure, and the markets to-day not disturbed by
the slightest ripple from that source The railway
movement and the miscellaneous stock speculation
have not amounted TO much in general way, and
only in two or three instances there
any special interest taken. The Western Union
Telegraph speculation led the market from the send
off, and distinguished itself by an upward move to
9l., clean sweep of 81 points, the price reacting
pretty nearly a point at the finish. The precise
ground of this movement are by no means thor
oughly understood New-York Central came to the
front in fine STYLE and reached lOi by o'clock p. m,
yielding half a point at the close. Lake Shore
opened at 95l and closed at 05. selling in the in
term at oct. The Albany legislation concerning
Erie has no special effect the price, but the pro-
posed investigations into the Pacific Mail made that
stock the exceptionally weak spot of the market,
the price tumbling down from 72 TO H. and closing
quarter better. The other shares of the list made
special variation, unless We except Union Pacific,
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which close nominally as follows {:

Money has again been dear to the broker houses,
who have had to pay roundly for their requirements
all the way from the start. The range of call loan
rates has been sixteenth and interest to an eighth
and interest for the day on mixed collateral, the
bulk of business being at three thirty and
interest. We have yet TO see how much higher
these outside influences will carry rates. Mercan-
tile paper has been nominal and we quote rates at
to u per cent.
The Government bond market has been quiet.
Prices were slightly lower in sympathy with gold.
Old 1865 sold at 1l5l New at ia. 1868 Registered
at la; 1868 at 1lGs and Currency Skies at 1l4I
Fisk Il Hatch report as follows at p. M:
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which fell off to 33i, and Wabash, which stiened mp
10 73t. OF investment stocks, Pittsburgh sold at
s9l Eric preferred, Ss07sl; Delaware Lackawanna
and Western, 1902: New-Jersey Central lo4; Harlem
123lGl25; New-York, New-Haycn and Hartford 4o
shares. III, and Pennsylvania Coal, 30. The ms
cellanoOus stocks were featureess, Quicksilver
fetching 45!. The coal stocks strong on sales
Of Central at Az; Consolidation, 81 and Maryland
A02f!. The express stocks were neglected. The
general market closed dull and barely steady. The
opening highest lowest, and closing prices OF stocks
gn1l
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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
L1rE on BOARD 4 MAy-6f,w4R,, o..o-.-.. y
gogye o@a, EaSn TO the s s5 %
TH "a 4,; y T SSs
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The Robbers Of Berg YsarstbeTls KglstlKns John ofsaI
ftc5iAs Coaeel o. H. BL TerIso, Dfns d tie Ter,
Of Brdbl-POrceaiu Mandatory at Nielsen
Aunt EVE INTERVIEWED.
great Times in Town when Dc Court SET Genem,n dressed ele
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OUR DEBT TO CADMUS B1 Rev. William HAYES Ward
wlnsBssyq5,,6 idsgI,PaoT e ~ .Tlsg,,
HerogyIhes-EEpua1 Ierog{51.c Letters fsfeI LenoT-
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from The M9aGs S91SgsI roa q d ia AS sS1s
Inscription from Sgeam reading both Dr.eioOs-TRe G5eet
nsissh, EgP'-GTeeE Inscription reading ilon Right to Lel
OLD KESSlSGTov BY Miss ThacEerny
CHATTER XII bring you three Leiieri-pay you read one
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THE NEW MAGDALEN By While Collins
CBAPTER Xxx. The Policeman plain C1obet
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The very spirited illustration of "From
Client 10 AK" in the Adne suggests agreeable ed
itorlal paper on The Horse and his Riders" Other
admirable illustrations in this number are 1.-THE
Giaour," AFTER the Storm" white Birches Of the
sarauac" The Fox and the Grapes" Setting Of Por
trait" and "Barnyard Toilets" Short and Pithy
Letters" and " Auacreontcs" are amusing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
City bank shares were quiet. The bids were as

In railroad bonds there was moderately large
business and prices were well maintained. The Pa
cifc mortgages sold follows: CeRtras, 104i 91O4.;
Union Firsts s7i0S7s; Land Grants, rs; Incomes,
74i97Sl; and Westerns at 94.a95. st. Louis and
Iron Mountain sold at 95, C.. c. Gin. and Indianap-
oils at lO3 NewYork Central skies of 1888 at 94l of
1887 at 92 and Erie Second at lO2. The following
were the bids:
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State bonds were firm, except in South Carolinas.
new, January and July, which yielded per cent.
selling at 2l02Os. Missouri Skies sold at 94!. Ten
nessees closed at 10 to So with sales at the latter
figure. The remainder of the list was neglected.
The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

The demand Of the German capitalists for secn
rites since the probable call Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury of hundred million Fiye-Twentes On tba
first Of March, has been very active and several mil
lions of Fiye-Twenties were taken last week Tho
inquiry has also run largely into the first MORTGAGE
bonds Of the leading railroads. and some Important
lots have been absorbed. The Central and Western
Pacific bonds have been prominent in this regatd
The pending difficulties IN Congress relative 10 tho
Union Pacific road has detracted somewhat from
these securities. The new loans are going off quite
freely. So rapid has been the absorption Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio bonds since the completion of
the road that it is quite probable the price viii soon
be advanced.
The following notice has been issued by she New.
York Clearinghouse Association:
NEW YORK, Feb. o. 1878
SIR: You hereby notified that the Cearin g-houss
will be closed Saturday the ga inst, that day being
a legal holiday. Bank officers are rcque, ed 70 send In
10 the manager az the usual hour on Friday, the DIST
inst, their respective statements OF average for the
week. i. ID. IAPPES,
Chairman Clearinghouse Committee.
The March coupons and registered interest Of the
First Mortgage bonds Of the Montclar Railway
Company will be paid at the Office Of hessrs Leon
ard, Sheldon & Foster, No. 10 Wall-st.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
G27S,OOO during the past week. The amount gone
into the bank on balance to-day is $1,000.
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady; Penn
svlvania Is, 1O8s Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
2Gl Reading Railroad, So; Pennsylvania Railroad,
COZ Gold 1l4s.
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tails are as follows:

The Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds
s74OO. and paid out $S5,OO0 in coin interest The
davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared S52,951, 600; gold balances,
81 1899: currency balances, S1SGS,92l. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

Forward business has been only limited ad pre
f,yor The huver follows. 81 basis NJ Log MIdn
Sales evening mFeb loOJ at ~ 5lbc Narh 80
2Olc 70O al ~ c. April 100 &C. MAY 800 a. z! lci 100
each May aud Jane At 2c together June so 81 4ie J N
llt total 400 bales exchauge1jc paid exchange m ib f
AprL sales to-day Up rn-Feb, 60 81 "a 5lc Mrr 1890 At
20 Tie April 20 At 2Oc May 90 AZ 2s 20 at q c Jane
2OJ az 2ltc total, $50 bales; grand total 100 bales
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

We are now selling the GOLD SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the WEST WISCONSIN
RAILWAY CoMPANY's SOUTHERN EXTENSION OR
CHICAGO CONNECTION at 81 and accrued interest IN
currency We confidently recommend these bonds
TO investors For further information, apply at our
Office IS Wall-st. WHITE, MORRIS 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHAEGE-FIIsr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales Of Government Bonds.
12OOOU $500 Coup 65 ll6A 10000 ~ '6s, Curreney's