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CoLTNHrA DIVISION. sons oil Temperance
gave Tie nIst CT q series Uf -utsrtal UruentS al
Their han. corner 81 Arm =Ud East Capitol
streets, last evening The toiUmhis's Hope. :"
= temperance song. written for the OCCASION
~ MIS- bpnNn. was appropriately rendered
~ Mr. and Mr.. York and Mr. Clark: Miss
kenlield presiding al the DianO. Miss 4 /
SteVerS and NJ. j. j. Cfrigg~ next favored
Inc audience with selection OF Instrumental
music, which was followed nv q song entitled
The 'Druukard'S Child" by Miss Belle Ken
field. The poem. Burning OF the Henry Clay
was next in orler. after which the charade
- TultS of the Wine Cur was introduced
and admirably rendered i'm three acts bv
MesSrS. DObyn. York and 4. Clark. Putnam
sutton. Mrs. Dobyn and Miss Kenheld. at
The conclusion OF which Mr.. DOhyn. Grand
W p. Of the Orier, delivered an able address
ANoTHER Boy RUS ovER.-Yesterday
Siteinoon a white boy named William Har-
nngtOn, about years Old. was run over bv
morse ana buggy on the 9TH street road
driven by an unknown man. and was badly
injured The man old not stop To see what
damage ne had done, but kept on his wsv
The boy was "a ken 10 his home by OfficSr
Raines and medical aid summoned. A. the
Nerulct IN such cases (and they are getting To
De TOO numerOusJ Is generally mo blame can
ne Attached 10 the driver we suggest that IL
me sufferers by such accidents or their legal
SuaTuidhs would bring civil suit for dam
ages against the drivers or proprietOrS OF the
teams they would probably 90 Somathine
Ao"sTus making them more careful
ELECTION or OFFICEPs--Tbe National
ASSOCIATION FOR the relief of colorei yonnsn
and children yesterday electe,t tha f,,lI,,,,i,,
onlcers Tor the ensuing year. Mr. : q POM
SIoy, ere elected president. Mrs G. w NJ
Lellan, vice president, Mrs Germond Gran
dall, treasurer and Mrs Emily l. Sheryvooj
secretary; Mrs II. Underhin, Mrs I n
blanchard, Mr.. j. SsyleS Brown Mrs r. w
Nelson, Mrs. PortUs Baxter Mrs. NJ. Honnsr.
ION, Mrs l.. ;. swan, Mrs. SayIeS j. Bowen
and Mrs. sargent, trustees; Hon. SAVES i
Bowen q. y. Mcclellan. esq. ChaS KinS
trustees. -
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14
Matters In Flint -eek Ioxa,hip.

EDITOR JOURNAL From IA Ecws iieu
that appeared in your paper two week
asa, We are afraid the impression vii
z, abroad thu limerick Township am
(Schnol District M. IL e~pecially) are
rather gnc,viIizc.l. Now sir, We will MOI
pretend to say that there arc nn bad boy.
teacher Of laid dist rio, Is not sir. K,
ir,m the shoulders neye. les il 1.
said by competent judges that Charil,
u"w ha- hI> scho i ia a state oi perierI
discipline. But what We do wish I"
>ay l. that limerick Township Will, al
least, compare tavorahly with other
ruunt Y townships ia toe county. with
re. mi Ia enterprise and s',ciahiliiy.
We have seven >cno"i h"H>cs. ali 81
whlrh with one exception arc ham>-sm ~
idrnI>h.',i with Shr latest improved seats.
i,>k>. maps, hl-'k b.,1r,i~, &, an. ~,
buildings have cot fram one Ia"u-an..
la fifteen hundred dullar- each. Ne hav.
expended ia addition Ia he Rad work
tbnat one hundred AMI ti;Jy dollars un
nur rhaiS this year. aud haze abnu,
three hundred ,iui1ar- now i'm ih- FreS>-
ary in as.'iIstn Ia the taxes of 1874 Ne
have three San,lav >shs,aI~, two Staging
schools, two debating .'ciciics, aud iwo
IA a prosperous condition.
On the ssh i"sI NC had the pleasure
ot bring pr.'seni az the installation oi
oifirr.- Ter Saline Ia'ley Orange M.
40, at the srh,ul .goa>e in district Ne. s.
The Grange has membcrship ni forty
FIVE, ani upon this ",-casi.n had invited
sosac OF ii,e ne,ghhor oranges, aud
number at friends who were not mem.
brrs oi The order. The wagons and
sleighs began To arrive about half pas,
Ten O'clock and The large hos.e Was sson
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

fl cd with the talent and beauty of the
neigbh"rhood. The entertainment was
begun with vocal mu-ir hy the rlasr,
who "a K some very hraallin pieces
and were com l,iimenied by the audience
A. T.. kennisun was then call q for,
and delivered very able address
upon the advance ment an,i benefits
of the urder. Worthy Master Stun
mel OF Liberty Grange was then
introduced and n:ade some Interest,"
ing remarks, and then by special invita-
ton proceeded 10 install the oifi
GERS elect tor the ensuing Year. john
=. Bean was installed as na>,rr III. - f.
Baker, over,rcr j. w Binn.ipn, lcclur.
.cr; Edward Wells. steward l.. J. Short.
assist. r;-wari John Andcrson. ekaI-
lain; a. T. Morrison. treasury Mr..
Morrison; secretary Miss Emil, Shor,.
tercs; Mrs. Anderson, Pom"na; Mr.
Rosa Bean. Flora asd Mis- Mary Sh"rt.
iadv a-.i- a,.t steward The worth,
z,a-ter then annnuured n re.v-, IN pre-
par. the ia.;. Ch- saag table. were hand
son.iy -ir....i a,d baHht t,.lly Supplied
vi h every variety aad del c.,cy oi th.
."a,.n. The Rev. Roter' Craue wassiiet
invited 10 the head -. the table. aui
,iirird ,hauk- 10 the ti;and Master. at
the universe tor biz gond gifts ans! ;huni
"ne hu 1sirrd aud thirty people most
>nmplu"usly par,sok al an elegant din
ner. After dluuer all seemed in u most
excellent humer and enjoyed good
old fashioned at. q ,.t,. nal N wm-
generally ackn,wl ed.rd tn be da,
| 'un:.i plea>anil, I" be remembered.
January l2'h. 1878. E I.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

With "A decrease OF revenue and an ill.,
err sc OF the public debt, we cannot ex-
pect the public 're..it Will speedily ian
prove, 80 ~ To raise our currency To par.
Congress has reduced taxes many uil-
lion dollars in the last tew years, expect
ing that The business OF The country
would continue good, and the income
from low t.xes wouId keep the treasur.
supplied.
Ii is quite evident, however, that some
uf the taxes will have la Gc restored
temporarily, perhaps, .tid we hope Con
grcss will not hesitate 10 provide snih
/ Client revenue 10 leave "a surplus IN th'
treasury. The policy of taxing luXurieS
AID making The burden Ia the p'."r a.
! 1 ght as practicable. should be iDilowed
/ We h' leve the rcope are a. ready n''"
I suppor, the 90 ernin 40 a"d Su,i..f
The credit Of the country, - Pug n'.
taxes, a. deg ,ytr were. They are ~"
inclined 20 rrIuiiale obligations A.
they asked j. hat IA" iaxe- be ta'r.N
laid, and honestly coileclci and ker
until economically d:>hursed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14
INCREASE OF TIE gEyE,pg.

There Is more talk at increasin. ,he
public revenues by restoring the duties
on tea and coffee aud raising The tax on
tobacco and waSkey. Ofcouese the in
,eres, on tho public debt is The same. ans.
the general expenses are about as large,
whether business is good and the treas.
nry Is full, or times are hard and re.
ceipts are light. II taxes lad, barely
support the government when business
is brisk, there must be = falling of " ben
there Is depression.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

The White Leagues i Il friends At the
North the same as The Rebel did dnriu.
the wa. The sama old Copper
head element hold up their han l. wiil
holy horror al the intcrfereurr of the
Federal authorities 10 save the black .mc,
from assassination by the waite wretch
- " ho call themselves White I.eayuerS
Dem ocralic Legislators are BOW protest
ing against the punishment OF these
criminals. This was The same element
which protested against the (" iurth, j,
prosecution of The war" of The rehrIll ~,
Those whose rebel sympathlcs made
them the apolng'>ts of scrcss.o1 IA [ G
deien ter. al ku kiuk;sm >tiil cuniin g
their raniing about Federal interference
AT the south Fred. Ijougia- delivered
a lecture IN Chicago, TIA. oti,rr daN, IN
which ne wildly por,rayc how cir,un-
stances alter ca,es
Tho hero of Ilarper's Ferry hat
swu"ped dawn To strike his ~, m rabln
blow toi emancipation. lie had with
han only eighteen mea. With t,rSn ne
cuwcd INTO sure der Il town oi 5000.
and the dozen companies II militia that
came out 10 face him felt compelled to
call on the Federal Government for as
= ,tancc. l he cry rang ru then To crush
I he NedilihuS InsurrecIi"nl>tS aud ttey
were surrounded, captured, and ,Xrcut-
cd. Now, when white men. aud colu,cd
men, their lives ia cril. aud their prop
~ Ia jeopardy, ask troops Ia say" them.
selves from assassination al The hands
at knSlnX aud White LcagucrS, "a howl
u lndlGnat'"n ruuS from one end of the
>'nih la the "thcr al this "u>urpaii"n uf
aud cndcavor Ia protect eli.
acn> at HE United States from The muir.
ierer and cut-thr"at.
When General Sheridan pronounced
these a>salSinS "han liIu" he other day
The Southern heart was fired at the
! srracc. Yet Ia Kan>as, or any o:her
Northern State, "A h'ui ni penplu guilty
of such outlawry aud murierous prac-
Ices. would be called by tae same term.
Il i sheridan who knows how in deal
with that people, and il is him who viii
pat an cnd IL tho disorders thsre exist.
ne.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14
ORGANIZATION rs 1REG:lsis LEGISLATURE

The Legislature OF kai.sas WAS OF
yaniz ii last Tuesday, the tnllswin:
being list of the officers: Ia the Sci
ate--John ii. Folks, Secretary Z. J. Is
Ping, Asst. secretary T.. Barber, Sci
ant-at-ArnS: &. J. Bnrk- D""rs e"l.~'
Mrs. ShomIetfcy, Engro,sing Clerk
Mrs. Chase, Enrolling Clrrl, f. H. Va,
Eaton, Docket Clerk. f. H. Van Eato.
~ Il resident ot this county and brother
n.l law Of L. H. Cavanaugh, See Rotary o
State.
In the House, the off cr- are Speak
err, T.. Ii. Funston. of Allen county
Chief Clerk, Henry Booth, of Pawne.
'ouniy; Asst. Click. Ainsworih, %
Johnson Docket Clerk, Reid, al CIoui
Do"rkeeper, McWl, r cr, of DongIa
Asst. D"orkeepers, liiisn, of Ottawa
ani Lindsey, OF Douglas Sergran. 81
Arms, IL. l.. Taylor, of Johnson ASST
'erg,. at Arms. ilisgins"n, of K iphli
p. IL, Miller, of LeavenworIh Jpurns
;Icri, l.. ID. Dnbhs; Euroliing ClrrJ
Hiss Ross, of Dn Ela.; Engru.>ln:
/ Jerk, Mass Moore, OF Chase. Mr. Be-,
dict. ri Wilson county, was elrrtc..
Speaker pro tem. These officers wer.
Ill nominated in Caucus held by ia.
Republican members on Moniay. NJ
Funston, the Speaker, is ono o:' The hr>'
men IN Kansas, Il" experienced legislator
md in every way qualified tor he posi-
zion % which he has been elected Oar
Old friend, Capt. Booth, is elected Chici
Clerk of lhe House, and we are Glad T.,
hear of his being thus dcscrvedIy pro
IN ted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

Alphonso, the new King oi Spain, i.
generally supposed 10 be an iIlrgruma,c
child. He is now in his cightcenth year,
having been born on the 9th OF Novem-
Der, 1851. He is said 10 have received
a good military education under English
and France instructors, and Ia be of ac.
tive habits and robu.t constitution. III.
mother, the ex-Queen of Spain, who il
now III years of age, WAS deihroned the
30th of September 1868.
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BIZ .nFeatlon.

Lloyd, the famous map man, who
made all the maps for General Grant and
the Union army, certificate. oi hjrh d
published, h. iast invented "a way ol
getting relief plate from STEEL 10 ~ Ia
print LloNd'> Nap nf American IanIi.
Notwithstanding from ocean To ocean -on
one enilrc sheet "t hauk note. Paper. 4Ux
~ inches large, an lightning press. an,i
colnr,d, sized AMI varFl a rti.e eall
"a A. To >,s,si Washing. a'..i .gailIns ANY.
where ia the world lar - ccnl~. or un.
varnI>hci Tor ID r,.nis. FAILS map show
The whole United States and Territories
ia a group, tram survey. "a 1875. with "a
mililnu Ilascs nn II. such ~ towns. ciii,>.
villages, mountains, lakes. rivers.
streams. gold mines. railway stations, &c.
This map should he im every house.
Send % cents Ia the Lloyd Msp Cnmpa
ny, Philadelphia, aud YOU glll get /.
copy by return mail.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

The close Of each holiday season is
generally looked upon MS being the end
ofan exceedingly dull period ia bushes.
matters generally. aud revival ia busi.
ness feeling is generally expected to set
IN with The departure at The old year.
AT the present criunS tho general indi.
cs''"nS are not hattering tor an, thing
like n marked revival in business mat
tiers. The general condition of ri,v
banks seems 10 show that the cail for
money Is unusually lish, 81 tins porioa
oil ihe season. Some %, the largest rail.
way corporations have recently been
cutting down the way, of all common
iaborefs Ia their employ. ard there
seems 10 be good deal of depression
in the large mining interests of the
country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Notice Of attach yteuf.

Joseph Guanerson Pis'G. ReIer- Uric .rs,-. Jus-
~. n "f tho Pace 81 Fsiua
john L hss~aad D~ft Nfnsn>hip, Saline Coda y /,
ksn-is
orn1isin' ia lit fsim Mt IA i"fiy >ns md. sTs 20.
Ntics il h@r-bY gwen thai the Isl day of D-c-sn-
beI. a ID Is. a. Err r"r>-~. iasfc- tn ,.-sc IL
ai'in fwnshl SALINE cou tty. haasss, issued
der ~ atIchin The s6,yr named cas-. for the
sum serenTy-sy doll trs a;'t thu ihr said csus-
VIII b. hsi'i on n 25'n slav 81 Js,uAy, u less,
at oo'clnck 4. N.
is-sw JOSEPH tiCNNER >oS PiaiaiiT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

Col Jerome BoEaparte and w'ie are
.bnnl To return To Baltimore, after !;
'w" Years residence in Europe. Nine
b naPar'e was. Il Miss Appleton, of Boz
ION. and at the time al her marriage o.
Col Bonaparrr. de widow of New bold
Edgar of New York. She il grand
daughter of Daniel Webster, and her
husband is a grandson Of Jerome Bona
paitr, youngest brother of Napoleon
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

Senator Carpenters rc-cle ,tion is thu
conceded and accounted for bv the Mi
waukee AerS "The people of Wi>cun.
SIN will sao IA curious thing ia about five
weeks from now. They viii sce so odd
Republican members of lhe Legislature.
re elect Senator Carpenter, after al least
10 of them had promised the people
That under no circumstances would they
vote for Carpenters reelection. OF
these so odd Republicans not 80 would
have been elected had they told their
constituents THAI when the lime should
come Carpenter would get their votes. 4"
The NslcS is "A Democrat, paper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

The Pacific Maui lnrcsligsti '.nnti :
ues and some startling developments are
being made. And now comes Don PIai,.
who teStIties thai he received 5000, ana
he refuses To tell who pald The money la
him. But the committee are Determined;
that he shall answer the question 10y
Friday next
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ANOTHER
0 PIP UNITY

foiNNEST FEW D'H LARS, WITH POSSIBLE
Returns OF THOU ,ND>. l. OFFERED BY THt.
rosffoNEMESi o. fUIiL!C LIBRARY Or Ky
To rHt- 9Th or FtE.iUARY, SExI. OF HEIR
s.E ii AND LAST CoNCERr AND DR siSG. THE
III auGMENr AXE PLED0LD IL TIE RETURN
or IIe MONEY La rHL DEA ING SHOULD NUr
LOIL orr Il NE DAY MN API OINIED.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

Wendell Phillips has seat to Secretar,
Belknap nm excellent letter of thanks ,o
the President and General Shcri Ian io,
the decisive and vigorous course III.
sued at New Orleans. He declares thar
nniess the White League conspiracy l.
broken up it will keep the South ia
turmoil and land her in bankruptcy if
not rebellion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

During the year 1874 the chief pro
duets of Kansas were, ~ round mum
hers, a. follows: Winter wheat, 1000.
ono bushels; spring wheat, 3,000,0 CO
bushels; corn, Ii, 800, 600 bushels oats,
100000 bushels rye, 400, 900 ushels;
sorghum, 100000 gallons; cheese,
100000 pounds; batter, 1900 pounds
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

The Senate tiuance blii pt>sci tn
House last Friday 10y otc of l36 yea.
10 81 nays. This important questions
az last disposed OF, and the effect will /,
good throughout The land. Thr Law, II.
"a compromise measure, is probably a,
good as could have been passed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

jury was finally secured, on Friday
for the >uT of Tiljon agairs, Beerher
several who had been accepted brior'
having been excused or discharged. Til,
Jury were sworn To try The cau>e trul,
nnd the case adjourned 10 Monday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

The Legislature of Mississippi lari
Monday adopted resolutions hearth,
Undressing the conrse If General She,
dan in New Orleans, and expressing th,
opinion that if the present policy is "ar
ried out peace AID srclriiy for life All
property will follow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

The Republicans of the Michigan
Legislature have renominatrd the Hon.
Zacharah Chandler to succeed himself
for United States Senator.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

The 7itzSrilIe Courier Says that the
production of petroleum. in western Pea
nsylvania during the year 1874 would
I'LL a canal thirty ieet wide al the top.
fifteen feet al the bottom, seven feet
deep, and over seyen,y-fi.s mile. leng.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

At the annual meeting OF the Kansas
and Missouri Associated Press, nj
Laavenwnrlh on the 9Th inst, Col
John A. Martin was clrc' ell president
And ID. II. Anthony, secretary and treas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

The Hon. Hannibal !iamlin has re-
ceived the nomination to the Senate
from Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

A caucus has demonstrated tina; SEN
ator Ramsey, OF Minnesota, will be re-
elected.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

Ex.Gov. rhos. Z. i5ramlelte, Of Ken
tuckv, died las. Tuesday evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

George H. Baker has been nominated
Minister To Russia.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

". II. Sma!lwuod is 4 candidate Tor
State Printer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

Hernandez, the great guitarist, ir
dead.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1875.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY.
John w. Berks,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
Sa1ina, Kansas,
Oersf rSae the Following Desb Lands Central Kansas

TOWNSHIP Is. socra ~ gANGE 4. wEsr.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-30

renee. How this horse does crawl
want to get it up to her tonight. A bu-
reau. To thinksbf it, only bureau! You
needn't laugh at me. I've an awful cold
in my head And mean she shall have
it if it takes every cent you gave me for
my new jacket. I'll wear the old one. |
think | can get what she'll consider a
beauty, though, for twelve dollars or
thereabouts. Drive to Veneer's, please,
dear. / do feel in such hurry when it
takes such a little bit to make woman
happy"
!" An ebony and gold cabinet, for in
stance1' 'w .s3ts1 s
tOh,- nonsensel how you do love to
tease, Lawrence! I never want to hear OF
such thing again. | wouldn't have it
now.
g Stop, stop, goodwifel You'll say too
much You silly little woman, didn't
you know that ebony and gold cabinet
which you and Mrs Watrous saw was
made for the place between your VIM
dows ?''--HaTvtet Prescott 6pctord, an
Hn3,qer's B0sdr f
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-30
WASHINGTON, SOLDIER AND
iSTATE.SMAN.

WHAT figure more immovably august
Than that grave strength so patient and SO
pure,
Calm in good fortune, when it wavered sure,
That soul serene, impenetrably just,
Modelled on classic lines SO simple they en-
dure?
That soul so softly radiant and so white
The track it left seems less of fire than light,
Cold but to such as love distemperature?
And if pure light as some deem, be the
force
That drives rejoicing planets on their course,
Why for his power benign seek an inquirer
source?
His was the true enthusiasm that burns long,
Domestically bright,
Fed from itself and shy of human sight,
The hidden force that makes lifetime
strong,
And not the short-lived fuel of song.
Passionless, say you? What is passion for
But to sublime our natures and control
To front heroic tolls with late return,
Or none, or such as shames the conqueror?
That fire was fed with substance of the soul
And not with holiday stubble, that could
Through seven slow years of unadvancing
war,
Equal when fields were lost or fields were
won,
With breath of popular applause or blame,
same,
Too inward to be reached by flaws of idle
fame.
Soldier and statesman, rarest unison;
High-poised example of great duties done
Simply as breathing, worlds honors worn
AS lfe's Indifferent gifts to all men born;
Dumb for himself, unless it were to God,
But for his barefoot soldiers eloquent,
Tramping the snow to coral where they trod,
Held by his awe in hollow-eyed content;
Modest, yet firm as Natures self; unbalanced
Save by the men his nobler temper shamed;
Not honored then or now because he wooed
The popular voice, but that he still with
stood;
Broad minded, higher souled, there is but
one
Washington.
From " Under the Great Eln," By j. r. Loav-
ell, in AuQuSt atlantic.