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II The Reporter asks John Kirwin to give it
the Irish Washerwoman." Do it, John. She
is badly needed there. She can get Winters
job on the picked-up editor of the Reporter.
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~ There will be a champion base ball pitch
er, from the Eastern Shore of Maryland, in the
next Legislature; likewise of the Campbells
that don't pay newspaper s. for puff; also
man who couldn't make it too hot for the cham
pion pigeon-shooter. But pigeon shooters will
be scarce there. They have to stay home. to
protect the little quails
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~ 1t costs S. to buy big political puff in
the Wathena Reporter, and $50 to buy its support
for County ticket. But this is because the Re-
porter is an honest paper, and scorns exorbitant
charpes
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y The Reporter say the Chief said Hampson
deserved to be beaten, because he bought extra
copies of the Reporter So it was Hampson who
bonght them, was itf We didn't say so, but
we'n take your word for it. Now, can you tell
ms whether the investment paid himi
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~ That consistent Republican paper, the
""thena Reporter, continues to abuse Bridges
,or supporting the Republican ticket-all because
1ack Selover keeps an nnderrrnnnd stable
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Final Settlement.

Estate of Edmund Herring, Deceased.
TUNO Creditors and all others interested in said Estate
Il You are hereby notified, that will make final
Element in said Estate with the Probate Court of Don
phan County State of Kansas Monday the 18th day
December, 1875, at l o'clock. p. NJ. of said day.
Troy Kansas. November ) 1875.
THOMAS B. HERRING, Administrator.
November II, Is75-4w. Prs fee. 50.
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But three cOursesa are open TO the blacks of
Mississippi: First, to call on the United States
for protection; second TO organize and protect
themselves; third, to give up their political
rights without struggle, abandon the attempt
to hold political meetings. and suffer themselves
to be shot down without lifting finger in self
defense. The Bourbons protest against inter
ference by United States troops, and they de-
nounce organization by negroes in self-defense,
as calculated to precipitate war of races. The
inference is, therefore, that they want the ne
groes to submit to the white league dictation,
and surrender their rights, and suffer themselves
to be shot without Offering any resistance.
There is no other possible inference to be made
Chicago Tribune ia
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AT TIE recent Cincinnati Fair, Miss Luck
reserved the premium for being the best cook
Some young fel low ought to marry her, for
Luck.
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II We are authorized to state. for the benefit
of the Reporter, that Campbell and Rippey were
not both elected Representative in the First Dis
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Final settlement.

NOTICE il hereby given to all persons interested in
N the P.tste of Johnson Frazier. late Of Doniphan
County deceased that will make final settlement said
Estate with the Probate Court Of said Donphan County
Kansas Monday the 18th day OF November a D. 1Sj
at / O'Clock. p. NJ, OF said day.
Troy. Kansas, October - leI9
JAMES A. KENNEDY. Administrator.
October 81 Iss5-4w. Prs fee. 60.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

FENHE largest and best assortment Of Cigars Smoking
IL and Chewing Tobacco in Doniphan Is kept by CHAS
r KUCHS. His g. b. and H W. B. Cigars cannot be
beat. ocfiIff
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= lhe Reporter has been "auiuadvertiua !,
Common people call it lying.
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which he offers public Cash. lower prices and
less profit than any other Store in the County Don't
take my word for it, but come and see.
J. J. BRADLEY.
Tanning Nov. IL IS1j-3m
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the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Donipan County
Robert Tracy.
Treasurer Of Donphan County,
Kansas, Plaintiff.
To the use Of said County,
against
The ST Joseph and Denver CITY
Railroad Company Judgment demanded
William Bond. S7Si98
Receiver Of the st. Joseph and
Denver Civ Railroad Company
and
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company of New York City ] Defendants
NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT OF SUIT
THyHE above named Farmers L0an aud Trust Company
New York City is hereby notified that IL Ia. been
in the District Court aforesaid above catitd
action conjunction with its above nauaed 60 defend
ants that petition in said action was ao In The Office
the Clerk Of the District Couf On naiphsn County
Kansas the first day Of November lbla aud that Won
the said Farmers Loan and Trust catnIt4ay ~ New
York CITY must answer the prtitan he hs plsnth
on before the 10th day Of nrreuheF petition
will be taken true. and gmsnt rendered against you
forever barring and foreeiosius all claim lien title
demand equity which you may have In the property
of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company and
in upon the st Joseph and Denver City Railroad its
machine shops depots and depot grounds station houses
side tracks rights Of way and rghts and franchises in
Doniphan County, State Of Kansas.
Troy Kansas November l. Ir55
W ID. WEBB Plaintiffs Attorney
And County Attorney Of Doniphan County. Kansas.
November T. ls'9-fw Prs Zee. s12.JO.
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Better vote for the Rag Babies" than to have
your own babies clothed in rags Clereldnd
PIdRdedler.
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FIRM.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MAY a. l875-TR1PLE SHEET.

HEwas, May E-Arriyed, bark Commentators IoLelo
tAusl, Schnordo, New York tsoe below.
NEWCASTLE MAY l2-sailed, brig Mohawk tBr, huE-
my, Rio Janeiro
oroEro-ATriyed. brig Fortuna oPorD nesqrita New
York.
QuEEssTowE Nav l3-Arrivea, Western Isles posi-
hly shin Western shore, McAiep). san Francisco.
Arrived l2th. barKs n q Klerkeraard tNorl, Knudsen
Baltimore. lsth Harmonic NOR, Jansen, Philadelphia
Francesca clento dtaD, Csnero, do, Anna tAusl,
Giov0nei New York
Sailed 18Th, barb X W Merriam tBrl, Merriam, CAL
weston.
s,NeAroRu MAY i3-sa,led, bark Kingdom Or saxony
tBD Tor Boslsn.
in port 18Th ship Boynton, Blanchard, rom Cardiff
10 Toad for Boston.
LoNpoS, May lS-A telegram rom Waterford states
That the bark Alpha Norl, IRON Baltimore, before re-
ported aground ne is dicharging cargo sasiacto
rily, and that the water her has diminished. lrhe
Alphas cargo consists 2G3s bushels o wheat which
is insnred.l
Bark Commentators roneno (Aus) Schn0rdo. arrived
at Newry 18th inst IN damaged conito having expe-
rienced heavy gales
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LMANAc FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY
snN ANn MooN


seamer Cinbna ,Gorl slanat Hamburg &o-Run-
scamer Ci'y u vera Cruz Dcaaen. nRyana-g Alex
''s STEAMER Gamma ar, Lidieoat Bermuda-A z
steamtf Montgomery, Falreioa, rcrnaniina va Port
VIZ "iear,ss George kder Reed Norfolk, City Point
SsauoG sumess warren Philadelphia James
@ieamer Ann EixA, Rlrhara. Phiaaoipnia-James
liant
snlp .noeA Tram ur. Du"ean. L"ni"h-h henderson
i.ack spir,to aus staagber .iyerpocl-John Sea-
sarE s-ro daD. Castillo c9rk = Falnoath ~
Rark < aial.ln Bri Mitchell Brunssick-H
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Tftg ,tehrond Feal n rhamas-NIler Houvhton
Brl0 Nclte. tfterlnS Nt Grnlx-ho.ne hros ~
Ill. n 81 wright We've = 0Nrleaaa--SA-3 fte1.
iu. rclees aincNcy email aisnigesqs-slnpson.
ny r sa.eoads, Lord. Grand Cay II-Jas Porlana
ne saria wheeler Grover Wilmington. Sc-Par.
III ISclus wnler savaullA and gam2ico-J y
81 Cen lrant Rowie. 7srt Antonio. Ja-s Wen
s-er Gam.na GuoelI. sacgfas-Narclr Hunter 4 20.
Nchc s0r4A Douglas CO, Bethel. lariah buy-las
M hdaa Doaas Rloscrson Haracoa-a werterv.
trhr Fl8rtn.e Lillian Smith. jaetsoEyi-ie-W
tehr P,uta paddock. NORFOLK Il X staples
cur htihe Jcrro.i jerrch, brdetoa hs-Fan hriut
scurs Goaoin Williams, stantorl-stantori NAN
usnDEurlm~
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psohr Reading RR No a, Adams New Haven for New
soar Emma Lewis Jones' Gloucester Tor New York.
schr CONSTITUTION, Yoang Providence for Nawnurg.
sehr Brown. Gednsy, Providence Tor Aew York
sohr uazetOn, Boston Tor New Yor, Win granite %
s,6r sarah Clark Buell. Providence Tor New York,
schr Salmon Nashhafn. Hathaway, Taunton To- New
Schr Oakley, Newman, Pawucket Tor New
Sour Eua Jane. smith Bridgeport Tor New York.
schr y crowley. Crowley, Machias Tor new York
schr CLARK, Aorthrap Providence Tor New ork.
schr Kate Church, Weeks, Georges Banks ior New
York, with ASH ~ Moon lamphler
schr Urbana, Alien, Proylaence for Elizabethport
schr Hunter, Green, Providence for New lors
schi Mariner, Rich Greenwich tor New YORK. vito
schr Hester Ferris, Porichestcr for New YORK
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Francona Bragg Now York Tor PORTLAND.
Steamer Neuiuue. Boarse New YORK tor bostoc.
steamer United States DAVIS New lork 10: Fan
sonr Milne Frank, Edwards, New YORK Tor Porr Jeier.
schr II q whiiden, Gage. Hoboken for Boston,
schr Angler fesse New York tor Wareham,
Sour y Washburn, Mulllgan, uayerstraw fos Prov
schr Robert BlaI wlnslow, haverstraw for Paw
ochr A Rowland Rowland Hobokcn Tor Prcvi-
schr OroAmno Guptill weehawken Tor Boston
schr Aida, Jones, klilaDetnpOrt Tor Providence.
!, ar Vim Whitehead Titus PouGhkeepse for Prov
schr Emms N Fox. Kane; HoooSen for Fall River.
schr Hswey, rVier, tloboken tor Providence.
schr @ Peters Cook. weehawken for Boston
Schr Voorhees, Goldsmith Haverstraw Tor Frovi-
deRce-
schr George Temple, Tappen New York for New Lon
schr 4 Kinrsland Bradley New YORK for Noank.
schr Bertha Conover, Elizatethport for Providence
scnf 1 BALDWIN, Brewster, Rondoat for Boston.
sonr Nathaniel Meinee IsondouL Tor salem
schr K 4 Forsytne, nobhIe New York for sIamiora
schr Ida Palmer Palmer New YorR for stamford
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MrgLcAL ANn DEAMATIc -.

.''''.-
&le ~ NursAA gave her hrst concertat San
Francisco 81 Wednesday ngat 70 iarge and o..
ttusastlc audience INC engagement promises
X ~ succes-.
Miss Kate Reld u 10 Cincinnati Writing az me
musical lestiyaL Miss Fleid ms Iust closed suc-
ce-S'ul engagements 10 Cleveland. where she ap-
pearcG IL 'AasKs and Faces.n "Gaarieiien ami
'.Fne Opere y ~ the latter va played lor thc
frst time. II va adapted from she French -
herself 40 q pretty ittc comedy ~ ono act.
MISS Field PLAYED tnc ioadlng r0t- NINE. Delirta
90 AMI prftfy wtdov the Cleveland rarcra
.t...t. Y, - 7, L
rReAA tAtAA7tf-'tSAg :" ~ l'if8t Aah.'. ~ h
raw0rcs taat sue vii pay ~ 6Abueiien and
nrhe opera Box ID sew YORK.
Bootss Theatre "a denscy pacscd yesterday
afternoon. roe occasion q tie benefit 2, All.
TooEer the business MANAGER o. Tia cEtg 81 ah-
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Asrvppr Nay ia-Arrived, steamer Mcfarland CBela,
James Philadelphia
Baessy. way l-saied. bark Limerick Lass, Peters
TIM II states
BoRpzArx nay I2-Arnvei bark zanraK Nor, All.
holm. New York
tates
CArpyy, Nay lg-6aiied, sip la Br, Morris United
States
C,rrr Way is-sansa, ship Antelope CLANCY, san
Friuciseo.
Dr4r, Nay l2-Arriv-d barb sirura Jar Norl rosten.
SEM wilmington. ~. for London
pusIs. nav Ig-Amivei bark Lothalr tBr, Holly.
wood Darteu.
Aiaorrn way I3-lr-ived bark Forsetc Cyo-) Chris
Hansen. Wilmington. NJ.
arrived u me Channel 18Th barKs Biorrtraa NOR
UammofaAdt Nsw }Ork ior stoeKhoim Carl Johann
N0rj, ocklund 40 iof Bremen; Germania GER, Culver
Dc lof a..
arsoA-Atryed bns Amreare dtaD, Romano Now
York.
sailed, barb Domenlco Iana,a 1iaB Rosaseo Now Or.
leans
uirar. Wy p-Arived barn Abble Thomas cBr). OH.
vel, new York.
arrived ill., ship Hercules CNo-, Nielsen, New o..
leans bark Prudhoe CNorl. Petersen. DO
sailed lin snip deo bell (Br, Rose, United States
harv Lotus Grl. Currie DO
l,tf og wloHr. Nay is-On, steamer Holland Dr.
simpson, fr0n New York Tor Lon On.
LlyEtro0L, Nay l3-lInvcd, steamer Peruvian tbD,
Watts Portland.
Alse arrived ism NH ronswsnaa, TURKEY Mobile,
brg Kalervo Rus, Hiistrom Pensacola.
sailed 2th ships Transit Percy, United states sans
pnreii tBr Purdy 10; Arran ar, Dumaresq a., John
Berhour orr, ivey, - John, NJ.
sailed 3.h barks Unicorn dlrl, Horn Galveston tn1t
pfcylouslyli Amsterdam dor, Donkn, PENSACOLA
Lcguos MAY l7-sated, bark Rss Barrin tsrl ~.
ksyssn. Ias'sAJAi@tsa
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~ NOTICE 70 CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER-
INC rUE PORT on SEw FORK AT HIGHT-The NFw
YoEK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
sigma tor use on board the HERALD SEAN yacht show
ing hio burning he colors red green, red changing
from &c other succession, and can he seen sew
era mile. distant Of vessels seeing this
signal vii ohllGe ~ preparing any marine news
uey may nave fCr The ship News Department q the
HgRALn
rs- Persons desIrons u communicating Win ve@tA
arriving AZ new York do ~ adcressng 70 saeh
vessels care u HEaAIp news yacht pier No East
River New YORK Letters received from al parts Of the
wora .na promptly delivered Duplicates arc r.
anred
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SPOKEN.

ship san Carlos diawl johnson, from Ianique for
QuecnstoWn. April q on Falkland Islands
rntp Airhe 81 Raeu8rn from GLASGOW for san iran
cfs.o. Aprit =. lat so. on9 wv
ship Lady biessin-ton, brown, rom LIVERPOOL Tor
Sal ffNnci-co MarCa 4 {. Ia = ). Ion = i "
ship Gastric, Avarl nom Boston Tor Ba.avia April4
lat 81 ~ ~ l0l A. - W
hlp charlotte u White, Dyer from Liverpool Tor No
blc. Aprli ~ LAT ~. Ion IL
Bark Lephyrnc tBrl, Johnson, from Boston Tor ncme.
rarA. MAv ~. lat O., Ion I'd
BARK sarah h ktngsnurv from Newport 4, for Rosa
rlo no date LAT 81 81 :. Ton - " ".
BARK Jnau ic4rs0u tbri, II houf rom New YORK
for VALPARAISO N9rt "A lAt ~ y ION 81 ".
Italian Bara showing Phi a, rom Irapanl Tor New
YORK. April q 30 Garrucha
chr Igr gon from lslioras Inlet bound south, Aprn
schr II 3 Tower from Boston for Baracoa May ;. IL
a. ion ~ -.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. way t2-anived schrs Gettysburg
Cora and l. u Furbts Eost0n
sailed Alfred KraDrUoE Portland Louisa Bird
SAIL Gr0tou, ~arhh y furt ur0m ticOrgctOwuls --.
APPONAL ~ May lf-Arnyed, schr Henrietta, McAhn.
Don HobukCn
I2fh-Arrivef, -rhr shamrock Troy. Hnversiraw.
suUed-schr lIefsrWel Chambers Georgef0un. nc.
BOSTON, May ll-Arrlved, brig WIN Mason, Adams
Cafaenas mot as neloreli schr spencer, Haskell,
Georgetown. q.
Cleared teamers Aries. Whcdon Pnilade lphiai Gen
Whitney, HaetI. New York Cotildo Ntiiert 1th-
rncgos brig Hattie MASON. oook Asplnwai schrs "
tng Has, Burgess .lsUuI WIN y Rowe, Whttem0re,
Georgetown "a henTy WstAingtna- SJsualA NAH
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NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shpmaTers are n
formed inst BY teiczraphng % the HERALD Lond -
Bureau 10 Is Fleet street 70 the Paris Office
Rue scriDc the arrivals At ana departures from Eu
ropcan ami Eastern ports o. American and all foreign
vcscis trading with the United stacs the wi be
cated 70 this country of charge and published
Captains arriving and sailing from French AM
Mediterranean ports will end the Paris once the
economical and expeditions for telegraphing newA
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Steamers CimbriA cGer, for Hamburg; Rotterdam
Dutch, Rotterdam; City OF Vera Cruz hoboken. Ca
NINA BrJ BERN uda; Montgomery ternandlna VIA Port
hoyAl Geo " elder, Richmond, &c ship Vera Cruz
fAusl Trieste, barks Cecilia taO, Alexandria; James
Primrose ODD Pctou, y i ID Carleton New Orleans,
Gauss (ier) bremen Aphrodite tBrl, Liverpool hrigs
ayronus. Cardonss Mario Dutchl - Martins and som
brerO from southwest Spit. schrs stephen ! Watts,
GetlnmQA. VIM hLnteT q orr. Bremen.
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DR.. PHILIP n'nANnnH.

~. Phmp o'danon. well known physician,
VINO was, twenty years ago, deputy coroner ia
Tits CRY, associated Win Coroner O'DonneU,
ana had since acquired a large and successful
medical practice, uled suddenly yesterday after
no0n a. his RiGence 40. Az East Flffy second
street. His death viii be mourned by large
number OF riends, to whom he was endeafed by his
many acts OF social ana professional Kindness and
Gy his qualities 81 sterling worth.
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DIED

R,wr-At Newton Centre, Mass on Thursday
May Is 1873, SARAH ELIZABETH, vile OF General
Rowe, ana dauguter OF JOnn Brown late or Har.
lem New YORK
sPEAR.-LAURA FANNIE eldest daughter Of Inc
late CAarle spear.
Nouce III funeral hereafter.
lFOr Otper Degtls SCI Ei0hn ni3e.l
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the age o. nty-elghs years Mr.. O'Brien was
elected Councilman from TIE Thlrty-sixth district
ia 1857, and also from the Fourth district IN 1866,
In l6os-o9 ana from January 30 June, 1870, lie
was one OF u ne members or the Board OF Aldermen.
He was elected Assistant Alderman from the ihnd
Assembly district IN 1870 aud 1872. Mt. q bficn
leaves : WIDOW ana Two sons.