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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

as- FoR the very best Photographs. go to Bradley
4 RuIcfson's Gallery without sTAIRS-AscEND IN
THE ELEVATOR. 40 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
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. y aaaa 4, :. Stephen Aelonsy. . rssidsat
. hoeAa !, 'esrs past. left. on last Tuesday.
Aia u. h s.nmon with his many frsspds, 70
'aek In his new as,d a opssa-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

ls aoa.. me eds headed ..warnins." ana
and govern yourself ,eoord,nsiy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

Mp hv, -aon. \. J. Biddy. Of Boston.
~ disca.. :. '.Ss aeo. Water has failed In the
lshs. NJ sa mag camp. but Mr.. Blddy and his
''earae ~. -'' ars sun running their claims,
'.ef nom the chaupsII a,,ch
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

o' rHE BOARD or Coxur.x,oxxss.-The
nth 80 '''''nsra Of Boise county met, pursu.
.s,,d :, on the i..h day Of July. 1873. a.
Gs,m,, 1a'ion. Present. Z. A. Stevenson.
kbc.,.. e. LAmbing-G. W. Richards. Clerk.
aIou,,. 'ppearing. II was ordered that the Board
Iay. IN, .s 'd'ourn till the fourth Monday in
''s being the 2s,h day of said month.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

W and :. To- ssons indebted 10 the ssw-mill
sAuop ~. .'sss'sang Item under the head Of "Dis
I'D out N, :. 70 this issue. Major Tayior having
y IL h. esin tho business. the accounts
~ nopo... )" - must b promptly settled or Mr..
sske soll.... pAcs them in the hands Of IN on.
0n' Pay up and sava cosAa.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

Aatu.a ~-fhs gloom Of our sanctum wss
At hi.,a. 1~fdsy by . call from . bevy Of our
IN. I,s. comprising Mrs. Joseph pinkham. Mrs.
uppo.,,o1, and Miss Mollie Heed. Editorial and
Ayhsoa. - .-''r' are lightsned by visits from our
Ia 70 II. 10 one and al. have standing invita-
H'''s w. /" we'll - printers. Whenever they
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

Tho President has issued an order
that from and after the 18th Of March
next, all federal officers will not DO al
lo~ed to hold any Office undor any State
or Territorial government, or under the
charter or ordinances of any municipal
corporations; and that holding such
State or Territorial, or municipal Office,
whethor elective or by appointment, will
be deemed reaction Of the federal Of
hes held by the federal of6ccr. The of:
Ases Of justice Of tho peace, notariea
public and commissioners TO take &C
knowledgements, are not we with
in the provisions of the order also, the
appointment of deputy marshal may be
conferred upon sheriffs and deputy sher.
iffs; and upon deputy postmasters, the
enoluments Of which officers do not OK.
esed $500 per annum.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

Of Chronic and Acute Rheanasism, Neuxalgia, Lmbo-
20, scias,ca. Kidney, and Nesvoas Diseases. ster
yeas Of suaering By taking D. FSILxR's vEvEfARa.
RHEUMATIC SyRrr-she seseati6e discovery Of j. r.
Fisier, u. n, regular gIsaaase paysieian. with
whom We are personally acquainted. who has for =
Year, treated these diseases exclusively with assOnsA-
ing results. We believe our christian duty, sffer
delibcvasiou. to eonscieneomly request sufferers to
IT, especially peEsons In moderase Circumstances
who cannot a6ord to waste money and time On worth
les mixtures. A clersymen. We sestoasly feel The
deep responsibility resting In Dabaicy enorsiag
this medicine. But our knowledge and experience Of
s reaEkshle merit fully justices our action. Rev.
C.. II. Ewing. Media. Penn's, suAtrcd sixteen years,
became helpless. Rev. Thomas Murphy. d. D.,
Prankford Philad'a. Rev. J. d. Davis, uightstown.
New jersey. Rev. J. 8. Buchanan, Clareace, Iowa.
Rev. G. q. Smith, Pifssiord. New York. Rev. 10.
seph BegHs Falls Church. Philadelphis. Other tcst
onials nom Senators. Governors, Juges. COoGress-
men Physicians, &C. forwarded grasis with pamphlet
explaining these diseases. One Thousand dollars will
be presented any medicine Sor same diseases show
Ing equal merit under test, that can produce one
ourth - many living cures. Any pessoa sending BY
.tvr d>,ipsion Of s0icsioa viii receive grain le-
guarantee. naming the nsml'rr Of bottles
unS to refund money upon sworn state
to cure. Afflicted iaSitrd ~ write
tt~lphia. n" valuable sslv'ee costa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30
MAJ FOffAWAfoNII lefrgR.

The Senatorial contest 1t Topeka haa
been tie all-absorbing question Of the
past week, and ~ the .tday OF final settle.
: neat" drcw near it increased in interest.
Tuesday seems to have been the day
sstttsd ppon for all who have boon pub.
holy connected with tho matter to "rise
10 explain, ''and ifthe Psalmist had never
: hid sallcisnt proofto sustain his sweep
ise sAaegs sthat all men arc liar" he ID
fally exonerstcd from tho possibility of
ho1iug made . fslse statement, since
De assertions and denials made by cor
ssspoadsncs and r1davits, published By
aNasest in the Topeka commea,eeaita OF
T1esdAy morsisg. In the aiidavits pro
sssatsd one has only to believe ~ his
prejadicss arc inclined, for they arc 20
seeAicsisg - to support charges Of per-
.Jnry and lying on both sides. Edward
CLARK, tho man whom Il is reported
f6sged the Pottawatomie letter, appears
nd sweazs that no did not write il, while
IR Stewart, OF Washington, affirms
enpAatic.lly that Clark wrote the let
M IN his (stswart's) Office, At Washing
soa. Again, T. d. Thatcher showed the
ssigiaal letter to Stewart, who said that
Dsaese woald impsach Pomeroy anywhere
O. A. Stevens, former partner Of Ed
Nd Clark and Stewart, thinks Clark
uvsae che letter. Clark xiso testi6es
- y. r. Dowss actei a. go-bssween
i6sa.elf and Poncroy, whoa Ponsrey
No. y Asy hin (Clarkl Up and sad
hfS-o6 - also sign . certificate -
llIDels k;sg tlset be forysd TIE letter.
snfsnsut Dpwas sisaiss. We have
- 81 asssw qsesnses OF - peeAs+
: ii5ssa b ~ srticaps rslssssa - -
~ 40 - - shsw veat -
neaer 80 sselty tofssn > Sssetcsial
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

A Newspaper Of iesa City give rsth-
or . diseorasing aceosnt Of VIA IL
farners in thoss diNiags" ars doing
or rather not doing. Hsrs h he psies
csrrsat: A pair Of winter boots costl
two loads ofpotatoss; . night's lodging
. load Of oats; the wife weaers Ave acres
Of wheat /; the children each ton acres o.
corn the price Of IN overcoat 10 good
four.year-eld steer; Of . Sunday suit
twenty fat hogs. The farm, too, wear'
n mortgage that 10 worse than hard-paz
TO the soil, and the annual tax rots tn
roof faster than rain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

si1iefess toiselEiaa - taing ksA 40
- ~ wfSst3sls hav0 bssa nod1sd
~ icy 90 purse thsir pFa6ssieea
Aetkrss yens esdSss alAr whieA ~
oust follow ooes sssfai asd he0crabse
enployIncut Ihe native neschanta
havs psntieesd ~ govsrsnsat to COO.
street ssilread and Telegraph lisss, which
were granted. Ths Fe6osns u IT, j.
dicial and police departments are being
pushed forward rapidly. And, to erowr
all reforms, the Japs are informed thai
they arc no longer required to shave
their heads, but that the top-knot mus
be retained.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

- 49, .1I1UI1D |I-I. - 49,
The politied world is9sttiag bett's
allsr Al. fhs sanpsiep eooReeesd
agaisst Tanaaay, .asA the powers Of
cofrsptios" ~ sursssdssieg q III qsars
ters. Ths Credit Nobslisr iaysstisntios
has put De Gaia marx upsn TIE bes~s
Of some u or most enisent. men-Rs-
pubhcan, Dsnocratic and libsrah-ssd
they can no longer hoodwink the masses.
eacorruption 10 being exposed one very
hand. We can again say that all the
departments of our government are to
DO cleaned throughout ; that the work OF
Reform has surely and certainly COM
mencsd, and that tho highest and lowest
must have their Official actions made
clear rs the MONDAY sun. The millen-
ial day must have come, or why is there
20 much trepidaton among the "pow-
ers of darkness Monopolios arc to
be taught that political servants are not
to be bought and sold by them. and that
the Congress of the United States is not
TO legislate for them, bat for the people,
now no longer, - rule, are to GIL pub
lie positions for. the fortunes they can
make out Of them, but for the moderate
salaries obtaining TO them BY law. Kan
sas, in our opinion, is to have much Of
the credit for the consumation Of the
Reform which has commenced. Wheth-
or it is an homer or q disgrace to her,
makes no manner Of difference, for she
has furnished the example Of what be-
comes of the corrupt" That Alexan-
dor Caldwell, United States Senator
from Congress, is guilty Of wholesale
bribery in obtaining his scat, is almost
the unanimous verdict of all who havo
read the testimony in the investigation
Of the charges against him. His Grim
inality is apparent, and is discussed in
all tho leading journals Of the nation.
Hardly household is there in the land
that has not read the evidence and right
y concluded that he is guilty. Such is
the opinion of tho whole nation, and be-
yond doubt, such will be the verdict
of tho court that will try him. A judss-
ment against him will DO an emphatic
warning to tho commercial element OF
politics and prove the end Of its power.
The civil service rules, if rightly enforc-
ed, is another clement which will figure
oonspicuously in fastening the destruc-
ton Of corruption. All is getting on
we'll, and the day is nigh at hand, whom
good, and not unfaithful servants, arc to
handle the reins of the government.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

The great seal Of the state Of Virginia,
was lost during the siege Of Richmond
in 1865, and . new. one afterward adop
ted, bearing, in place Of the historic ''Sic
sempcr tyFannis," the words Liberty
and Union" But short time ago the
old seal was returned, and the question
arose - to which was tho legal seal Of
the state. The matter was submitted
to the Legislature, which decided in n
vOr of the old -C0mmon,ceaftA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30
JUSTICE BONE.

Major Forssc rctaines his SCAT in the
Legislature. Twenty-six majority were
given in his favor by tho house. The
Win Of the people of Saline county is
thus sustained in opposition to the mach
nations, tricks and shystcrings by a. lot
of played. out politicians. 1t is rebake
No. 70 tho men who have assumed to
control the affairs of Saline county,
whether the voters wished them to OF
not. Il is another evidence that the
Ring has had its day, and that series
Of defeats await them. Every person
Who has engaged in this attempt to de-
fiat the wish of the majority will feel
the disgracs for long time. Tho right
has triumphed and the people are hap
py.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

lEoBlAIlyB NINA
The senate and the hoase have locked
horns on the newspaper question. and
the question is to be settled BY joint
conference committee. Major Forsse,
member from Saline county, retains bis
sest against H. d. Baker, contestant,
BY = vote of 60 to 81. George ". Mar
tin was elected State Printer on the Sd
ballot BY vote of So to So for Proaty.
The state treasurer has sent . eommun-
ication to the senate, stating that the
Congressional appropriation for the pay.
ment of the Price raid claims had been
exhausted, and that $4,000 Of said
claims remain unpaid. Tho house voted
not to admit members in excess Of one
hundred. The house has passed bill
for the remission of the ten per cent.
penalty on all taxes paid by Nay lst,
and all tax warrants made returnable
at that date. A concurrent resolution
recommending tho passage Of the sol
diers bounty bill by congress, has pass
tho house. A committee has been ap-
pointed BY the house to investigate
charges of corruption against h. G.
Webb, Judge of the 18th judicial district.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

On Taeeday, the 2lst inst, Senators
Coakliag, Of New York, Howe. Of Wis
consin, Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, were
rc-elected TO the United Ststcs Senate.
Cox. Oglesby, of Illinois, was elected
Senator in place Of Lyman Trumbull !
aud John II. Jones was elected from
Ncvada.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

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.nS,;...S 4! ~. W.n.-~o,t and ~.
Al - h. 80 n.r;nv the rsadine Of
80 :. .;S.s.. ~. a.cS.id ,,ov.1 fS-th.
- .s.d;n. - =. S;..,,..d v;th AdoD.
I'd "
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a;f.r.nes !" n. "a. A N. Forsse Of
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or The o-onnd ~. 4 noeAmaeter Who's
common ss,;on 49, not sxcecd one thou.
.."d SoiI... !. .ct :. ~ 80 If The TJn;ted
State w;th;n The mesn;n1 Of the eonsti.
tution
Mr.. Harvey excepted to this point on
from the eovernmont and rave . bond
Mr.. Kalloch was of the opinion thai
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

Mr.. Morton delivered an elsb.,rte
speech in the Senate, few days ago
On the absurdities of our resent clecto
raj sysetm, in which he showed plainly
ihsi it Is dangerous to longer continue
tho loose method Of conducting oul
Presidential electors. Tho disasters that
thersaten, and, in the Senator's opinion,
tho way toavoid them were fully point
edo
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30
~ CnDAvellDrjb e1J Caee-0oU g = o..
01eee1.
The following dispatch TO the Louis
vile Courier Jousd will give our readers

VILE COuf1(T-J00o0W Will &lS0 VoI I0~Aos :
An idsa Of tAs masaer Of conducting the
Caldwell bribery e.ss:
The investigates Of he chargss that
Seuasor Caldwell of Kansas, corrupted
the Legislature IN order 70 Procurs HE
election attracts oaly lee attention than
die Credit Nobilier bribery. The exs0i-
natiouof hecwitnssses 10 coeducted IN the
room Of The Sesaae C0mmittse on Priv
.ileees and Elecioas Of which Xr. Nor.
Eto1 n Chairman. Nesosss TFunbsll,
Anthony, Logan, s.d Hill we're present
e The exsminssioa today. These gen
slemen cit arosnd The committee table
IN various atfitsdss- Morton - as one
cad Of the table and Caldwell 1t the
other. With . lisslscFsd-hairsd lawyer At
HE s;de. Aroand he room . score Of
Witnesses on either side the qusstiooer
with q rough, frosties, 0nksPs look, ssv.
eral Senate aisesdssts, and Just enough
Of pewspapes men 70 Keep The 0stsade
world eelishssasA Morton takes the
Iead IN exaaiaasioa PUss bis questions
shrewdly, sad seeoe sssosses 70 probe
The natter 10 IL boe1eo- TFsabsil
sits BY ksealy slive ~ q that Passss,
and fSllovs Hostoa wisA tendency TO
eluc;dsss ssv uas1ni0sd point. Hill,
Asthosy, asd LAEn ~ htais, Bot aftes
Nogeos "a fsu9hdn - throegA, Sd
~ Clark 80 fsfl,ai9psn b psesng
Il Ssosr - sfe0uajsas svsa tbas 1es.
|or TtunHGh C611sD 1lueusQ With
.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

Oar state took holiday recess during
the month Of January from the national
congress. One Senator was undergoing
bribery investigation, the other at To.
peka seeking reelection, while our
Mcmbcr of Congress was also in Topcks
seeking the position Of Senator. o, TEN.
nora, o morcs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30
rhc views Of the promine!

The views Of the promines
bankers and merchants on Senator
mans bill for the resumption Of specie
payment, are, in great part, favorable to
the plan which w1s originated BY Mr..
Thurman and presented by the Finance
Committse throslh Mr.. Sherman, its
Chairman. Mr.. Hetry Clews does not
think U. s. notes Would be presented
in quantities that would embarrass.
He conceives that currency is 90 distrib-
uted, and 90 much needed by the COM
mercial interests of the country, that
only speculative combinations could
make any serious rush and he also be-
lieves that such combinations wOa'd
meet with public odium that wOnli
speedily crush them. The objections Of
Duncan, of the firm Of Duncan, Sher-
man 4 Co., are not tenable. The rush on
tho Treasury for gold which be apprc.
bends would not produce any cmbarass-
ment, for the reason that the Govern
met retains the privilege Of redesming
with interest-payiag bonds in case its
gold may run short. Nor il it possible
to sec how the proposed system Of ro-
demption can "gise the Europeans an
opportunity to draw of the gold Of this
country" as Mr. Duncan says. Tho
Europeans hold 10 geenbacks which
they want redoemsd, and whatever we
buy in Europe must now be paid for in
cold. Resumption, chen rather increases
the confidence ofths whole world in the
ability Of the United States TO redeem
it, current notes, ssd the effect would
be TO elevate the keaeral financial con-
dition of the country. Gold will regu.
late itself according TO the various de-
erees of the need that 10 felt for it in diff
Ssrent psrs. Of the worid.controllsd.
Of c0srss, BY the status of credit and
tie sxigencies Of commerce. 1t is evil
dent that the proposed plan Of resump-
ton has found favorable response among
the leading Commercial and financial men
of tho country.-LeauessoortA Call.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30
8 advertisements,
Publication !Sercire.
ElLHAxoR x. BURNETT

Tue STArs ~ KANSAS, SALINE COrSyy, -.
TIE said James K. burnett, Of Eaasas City, Aissoa-
r. u uoti6rd thst be As beea sosd BIZ GlSsaoog r mr.
nett; that On the ssh day ofJe.ay. 4 ID. 1Ss3. -
CSerk Distvscs Gsss - aaltss County ard
State II Kansas, charging tse ssid jams B. Hemesi
with absusloament. and askiug ta1 sbs may he dvorc
ID fUsn the said James B. Burnett, aRa 70 be rstcrr
n h<r former III Elesnor =. CaIpeatrr and for
reasonable aim which petition will stand for h~ss
ing at the next term Of sajd couSt, an the w
be taken and the prayer Of tle PETITION granted
ifhe said james T. Burnett fails % answer said p~ti-
,irn by the 9Th day OfYehruary, lss3.
ELI.EANOR r. BURNETT,
byF. A. wsLDNAS, h.r attorney.
s.i.-, JANUARY @h. 1873.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

Tho election Of Geo. w. Martin as
staieprsnter gives universal satisfaction
to the state press, while all testify to the
ssperior work which Mr.. Proutty has
fnrnishcd the state for four years past.
Mr.. Martin will still continue the pub
lieetion Of tho Onion, without which
Western Kansas would be incomplete.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

Ssaaaor Shellaberyer, from Ohio, has
As1tyssed clear and comprehensive
apseeh before tho q. S. Senate, on our
natiomal commerce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

In JABUs
The Star of Entsrprise. which has been
vending its way Westward for thoas-
and years or more, seems, in its mcand.
erings, to have At last rceted upon japan,
and the Transformation scenes from
orieotsl exclusivcncss to independent
cisilisztion arc the sarpFise Of all Peo-
pie. From the opening Of their Ports
10 foreign trade. bat . few years since,
asA hsiag jsisiassd into Ne more nod.
era coauuusial eaatona, they Savs sd
dsaly become the nost sager searcAsrs
aftsr light and arc nakiag every eesst
- aa9aaiat thensslves viii or sysasa
ofeevssnsees-iaiss eRseasive, jsaiel,
:asl eean~eial, nsfhststiae agpts.k
tlral, a. otAse ianan66s 1u16ehas -
iptssasas IeAl el1isss 49, H. givs
49, iaIg stasnG llfputsuge1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30
Special Notices.


-. Keepers Oeleessted Hnlss
EstablisAed lfy years. ere certain rsaady for an r.
male irregularities Or ohser uceioas ASsoss WssA-
Iss as6 eAsp iissstsas Ca the srnsne, new ssylr.
sasar coated; forty pis In eaeh box. win fa drse-
tioas. Price. q. -. seat By nail.
Address al orSiers to HOOPER AGO,
xs-iy 20. Box sEss, PAilaielphia, Pa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30
A NEW OUTLET FOR WESTERN PROJECTS

Western cities are looking for cheaper
transportation to the seaboard of the
farm products of the West. The rapid
settlement of the Western States and the
consequent increase in grain productions
demand \ cheaper transportation than
can be afforded by rail, and with this
end in view, the Memphis Chamber Of
Commerce issued very important pa
per in November last, in which plans
wore suggested. Two propositions have
been discussed ,one for . ship canal from
Lake Michigan to Lake Erie, across the
state of Michigan, which would furnish
later transportation in the fall and earli-
er in the spring of the year-which is
now closed for several months in the
year by the freezing of the Straits Of
Nackinaw-and the other looking to
the construction of ship canal at New
Orleans from the Mississippi to the deep
waters of the gulf or Barataria bay.
This last canal would be about forty
miles long, and its construction would
be cheapened and aided by its route pass
ing through natures lakes and contin-
nous bayous; and it would make New
Orleans the cheapest port in America.
The report estimates. that the cost Of
transporting grain from Western ports
to New York, or Liverpool,or continent
a Europe would not exceed ton cents
per bushel. The importance of this pro-
jcct to the state of Kansas will at once
be apparent when we consider that the
Missouri river runs through q portion Of
the state, and that nearly every railroad
extending into the state has an eastern
terminus on the Missouri river. And
in the southern portion of the state will
be the Memphis 4 Northwestern and the
Kansas L Northwsstern(o r Holden roads
both of which will have IN eastern ter.
minus on or connection with the Missis-
sippi river. Again, the report suggests
that the Ohio river be damned and
locked, which would afford cheap trans.
portation for the coal and iron Of vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania 10 the West, -
we'll - for Western products to those
sections. The time 10 now at hand
whom tho states Of tho Mississippi VAL
ley demand an outlet for their products
which will create . higher and better
market and give them fair compensation
for the time and labor expended, and
We hope the people will awaken to their
Interests. and demand Of their Fcpresen-
tativss in congress attention to this sub
jet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-30

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