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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-23
chicago & North western Railway
Pullman Palace Gers.

rhesa celebrated cars are run on all night traine
on ali the lines of this road.
n mi hi in the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and St. Paul or chicago and MI,
WAYS A. Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Over
lond Sleeners on the Union Pacific Railroad, for
ali points west of the Missouri River
Among the s.r..s.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-23
THE
Remington Sewing
M A OH IN Fl

Does az great a range of work as any machine in
the market. and runs very light and noisless: We
will send it to any address by express 0. u. at
i,heral deduction from list price. Agents want
al in avery town and county. Send for price list
to j. g. STACY, Gen' Agent, SIT Spring Street
Milwaukee. Wisconsin. 29yl
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Inducements offered 6y Mis Bout

to the travelling public are all the modern i'm
provements: Rock and Gravel Bali9sted TRACK;
nrswir@ Room Day Coaches and Loung
IN Cars. Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, Mil,
ier's Patent Safety Coupling ana Platforms
sneed Safety and Absolute Comfort
Running Through Five Great
states,
ond oneratinc over 1900 miles of road this Com.
anv presents to the traveller facilities that ARB
Nor Nor and CANNOT be offered by any Competitor.
Anticket agents can sell you tickets via thls
# YOU wish the besttraveling accommo dationss;;
Won will buy your tickets by this route, and VIII
take no other. w, u 5SnENNETT, -
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen lrassengefo 90 az
General SuDerintendent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-23

TIE Annual Meeting of the Somers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of the Town of
Somers will be held at the Town Hall in said
Town on Tuesday Jan. 4tb, 1876, at o'clock
P. M. for the election of officers and the
transaction of any other business that may
properly come before the meeting. 3lw2
Select School.
Miss nj. L. Wharton wants few more pupils to
attend select school at her residence on Wis
consln street opposite Public School Buildings.
New term to commence on the 27th instant.
31w2 stAs So
Gold Band and Plain White Choice Dinner and
Tea Sets, also full stock of white Granite Ware
cheapat 94 Ill. a. OvERAcREs.
Blvd b fs
Seraly's Muscatel and London Layer Raissns,
first In town at NJ. A. OvERAcRE's.
| 31w4 0A8a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-23

Taxes will be received at the Town Hall
Somers on Thursday and Friday, the 30th
and 3lst of Dec. 1875. j. G.. LEACH.
Town Treasurer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-29

room 10 change his shirt, and was in IN.
.ct when the bell struck. Al first he nsia
no attention 10 the matter. but a monent
later the thought struck him that II woul,t
be as we'll 10 look OUT. and he started for
the IRON OF the building. As he enteroi
the ball he found IL full of smoke. which
rapidly increased In density. and his effort
to reach the front failed. Attempting N
retrace his steps, he found himself IN dan
ger Of suflocation. and had TO get down
and crawl on his hands and knees. with
his face a close to the floor as possible. i'm
order to breathe. In this manner he made
his way to the rear, where he got out on
the balcony, which was about twenty feet
from the ground. lie called to the men
IN the alley 10 put up "A ladder, but they
had none that would reach. A colored
man yelled to him TO Jump and he would
catch him. He saw no other alternative
jumped, and sure enough the colored man
kept his word, catching him so as TO break
his fall, and he escaped unhurt.
A Chicago sausage-inaker advertises
his wares as = ~dOr-cncap.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-29

CHIMES FoR CHIfbHoop.
nown straight nose;
Dnt pies. rumplcd clothes,
Torn books. spoilt toys;
Arch hooks. unlike a boys,
Little RACES, obvious arts;
lfhroe her age isl cakes, artri
Failing down on chairs;
breaking crown down stairs;
Catching flies on the pane;
Deep ~sigiis-eause o plain;
Bribing you with kisses
For a few farthing blisses.
Wide awake as you hear,
Mercy's sake, quiet deari'
New shoes, new mock;
Vague views Of what's o'clock
When it's time to 20 10 bed.
And scorn sublime for what's said.
Folded hands, saying prayers;
Understands not nor cares;
Thinksit odd: smiles away.
Act may Col hear her pray
Bedgown white. kiss Dolly
Good night, That's Polly.
Fast asleep, as you see;
Heaven keep my girl for me
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-29
R1DWAY'S
READY RELIEF!
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World.
ONE 5o-CENT BOTTLE

NAIL OO~SaHN
WILL CURE MORN COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT.
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN
EPfDEMfCS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASE lhAn
oSE HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED Ius
OTHER MEDICINES OR MEHICAL AIILNp
ASCE-
THE MOMENT EApvATS READY RElIFF. IS
APPLIED EXTEKNALLN-OR 1AktN NILE
NALLN ACCORDING TO DIRE .lluNS-lA.N
FROM WHATENER CAUSE. CEASEST 10 EAsl'
IMPORT NT.-Miners. Farmers, and other rr.e-
Ing Ia sparseiy settled districts. where II Is difecuH "
secure the services Of . physician. KADnAl =
READY RELIEF h invaluable. ~ can he n-tn ~da
positive assurance Of doing good IN all cases Nhfiss
pain or discomfort ~ experienced or II EcHtl WA
Influenza, Diphtheria. sore Throat. BAD suhsNr
Hoarscness, Billions Cole. Inflammation ~ the Low
Ella, stomach. lungs. Liver, Kidneys. OF wlth Nrels
Quinsy, Fever and Aguc; or with Neuralgia h,sE
ache. Tic Doul0urruX, Iuothache. fAruchef ~ r.hh
InmhagO, Pain In the Back. or rheumatism or NJ
parrhCra. Cholera Morbus or IyscntefN; oE WI
Burns. Scalds or Bruises or With strains, ramps "
Spasuis. The application OF kADWAl lsApt
RELIEF viii ours you " the worst VI these 0V~
plaints in a few hours.
ACH, H~EAFTntEN. SICK HENbAlHE, hlh,
RIGA, D~YSENTERY. collie. WIND ~ lie
OWELS. and all INTEfiNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF kALr
WAYS READY RELIEf with them Afcw dropr.,
water Will prevent sickness or pAinB from Chang "a
water. IL r better than French Brandy or bitttns a.
. etimulant-
Sold by Druuqists. Price, so Gents.
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One ov the most perfekt viktorys Won
kan achieve over emmy man (says Josh) IL
to beat him in politeness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-29
Price Is cts. per Box. Sold by Druggists
Read FALSE AND TRUE"

send one letter STAMP 10 RAILWAY co. No ~
warren street. New York. Information worth thVv
sands viii be sent you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-29

A Chicago sausage-naker ADVERTISE
his wares as ~dog-cneap.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-29
NARROW ESCAPES

Among the occupants Of the Western
was James Cover. He had gone up to his
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-29
ANOTHER BODY,

which had been so covered with debris
thai 1t had been passed and repassrd many
times. 1t also had been s~hockingly burned
almost out OF scmbl,nce OF humanity /:
but from the size, and the fact that the de-
ceased had evidently worn red flannel
drawers. IL Is supposed TO be- the body of
job Court. He it was that appeared at
the third-story window and glanced out
with that tcrr0r-strickcn look which none
that saw il will ever forget. Beneath the
body were found strips of a window cur
tain, which he had evidently endeavored
to manufacture into a rope, but the terri
bic snake-cloud struck him down before
he could accomplish his design, and while
poor Conklin lay dyinga horrible death at
the front end OF the hall. Eis old-timc
friend, with whom for the past two or
three years he had occupied the same :" al
ley" In the Union Office. was breathing his
last in torture at the other extremity!
RRo EsCArEs.
Among the occupants Of the Western
was James Cover. He had gone up to his
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01

N, Cd ano Y ne received by ne IT my
ot',e in G. On City. NcyadR, until we've
a. oC'JSk fuGCg ~ %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-01

The Eaena Ventura Copper and SfiseT
MiHing Co.

N1iwinG Co.
NOTICE Is HEREBT GIVEN THAT
II HENRY 3. FITCH. one of the co-cwners
tis the mining claims located and owned ty she
Huena Ventura Copper and Silver Mining Co. IN
ne Genoa Mining Dist let, Dopslas ceuhth
>;ate Of Nevada, has expended IN the !e!e a "
ts.4. upon sand claims Tor labor ami e,her ne,
see Sa,y expenditures. TIL SUM- OF OF h"uuieo
"a, Il lee dollars ia United states gold coin III
r,c.tusEne with the Act OF Consr'ss. entitled
An Ac: to promote the 9sveloienent q the
mining To- nnICFs # TIN United States. al-
j, ry,,i Msy IDth 4. d 1872; aid that the CO.
,y-re- ; id sal Fitch ale required to con'll-
t;,. III. II rzoput tn of The "a d eX.sfdiirf',>,
n: Nelly. You. u. l Nipn- the sum oi A cent :;
VOC E"bcr; L Fosliis. The sum "f 1" cents;
ycu. Thomas II. Eiythe. The sum O. 4 cents;
ynu A. +. i,in;. I'll" sun of as cents; .oC. Iu-
lien YerIra.. ;he sum Of - cents: you Char'es
4. B.sk Us. she sT.in .. - cents; yo'i- } IN t.
Ha.cb the sun OF IS GEMS; yor, The udmlplstfe-
toy. executor OF legal representative az 'cseph
tf.sri.ee, deceased. tn sum CT 10 cents: you
L, man b. Zoe. til. SIM II 10 cents: you, Joseph
II. Mathewson tiie suui Of - cens: y u, tor1t-
Illus j Esfg Il. the srm ct - cents you, y. j.
Wheaton. tine sum OF IL cents: You. L.. u hei-
leg. the spm OF IS cents, You. Jacob aeds On.
illc sun, OF IS cents; yoG. Elias E,heiiGse. ihe
81 4 OF ~ cents; YOU. Robert Merrill. the sim Of
81 IS ct MS: yea. Samuel Ambrose. the sum OF
II ~. you. avoiy VI. Collins. the sUaa OF SO 6o;
you. La hclCmew C5nty, the sum oi % cepis'
yuU Nellie Hastings. the sum OF 10 ctnis: you,
Eyeiine Iastip.s. me sum of 81 Cents: you.
Nc,aaH-el p. shelGoE, the sum Of ), 30: you.
Isaac NJ. Merrill The sum q! 80 30: you. The ad-
minis .icr, exc. NOR. or legal representatives
OF II. o. yloi@. deceased the sum al 10 GEMS:
you. The som:D i. gto,. e-ecu,o-. OF legal RI
it~en ives OF JON Tothilt. dec; SD, the
Il al Of s. Gems: you. the aGrlinisrrtoE. ezecu-
10, or lie. 81 representative, Of DC av'. Hooss,
Dc east d. Ire sam o, IS cents: you he :dEiiu =
..a.or executor. or leSEl Ieprt sentative OF jos.
g. EsiuE in, deceased: The sun Oh - u; you,
IL. fs n u.s rs,oS, executor or leg reIieseltii-
r5yt- % Co.. les L. Fl Gu. deceased, tle sum q
81 St;.-aH in .Ie .oid and silver CON o. tEe
Jtttt s.a.es: and il TT he exp.Iaticl OF 30 days
s,.r.r the publication Of tits notice you, OF
.5.Ue-t You fail or rPiu 10 cont iOG.s sIici
,IoDoU on, as is due, upon your severst shatSs
.na Inale payment Of the sun 5 lleieln publish
esi to the undersig neG, the interest Of the del
inquant parties in he s:i,i Iu,ninS ci- in anu
properly shall ant. V ~ !JecJ.He line property Of
ine Undersigned, who b; ni-dr the require d eA-
ienGi;ules.
san Francisco, FL brlIs-y Idih. 1875.
HENRY :. FITCH.
$50 Cal,icl MA ST., Room ,.
fe13-oaw-eed
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MONDAY, tie : {. Gay OF EEay,I575

All proposals submitted shall s.ate the char
acttr OF &c rarer aGu binding TO be used: the
" ice , lie pa fCr volH ana tine for
which the pCIacn or fl II sG0.II ,tipg lie promo
sci is viilirg TO coniDre Inc uGDI t: lion of
said decisions unon tie teI ms p oviyeG by law
The CONT, ct Ior said pin; ing ENC publication
VII be let 10 the lowest responsible buter for
d lei N Of rot less han i've nor lnoIe ihsu eight
years, ara viii 1eoutte lie nubisher TO print
each Volpme o. sai4 feci'.ions on GOOD. ealen-
dslcti book pape-, i nG Tie S. re in he hes. law
sheep ard ssae eccii volume vi. b u T rety 1901
csrs Ter t;,e IL: ciipi fof tie same is deIiy-
e1et. 10 ne pubii-hcr.
TIE pei on or peso TO whom Sid contrast
is aNGIced Shall sGree tn sell Six bupo ed (6COl
comes Of each volume oe II id decisions to the
S,s e OF NeveGa at Ire Mice S, rIulated in the
conf TactsSiu p ice net 10 elceeu tllee 49, dol
lars per volume, End 20 keep on hanu and for
sale at The piice t-eU il ths cort, act, a sufti-
cient number OF eoo'es o. each Volume to sup
ply ali ce.napt 40. e sn: ye: l.om the publ.
cation ffereof; aru s. u npb' is.lers shall give
bond with two o. SURE, les in the sum of ten
thousand doll2rs for tue faithIrl iulf1ment of
the terms of the CONNECT, which bon. snail be
approved by the JUS ces of he Supreme Court
or o majority thereof, snd flee in my Office
CaAS. F. BIUKAEIL,
CLERK of the Supreme Court,
5t; State of Nevada.
Carson City. Nevada. March 50, 1875. H
spl-ln
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ROT ICE.
lie Roy Silver and Copper Mining &C.
OCaTluN OF a;lNE. GENOA II, -
fel3-o&w-9od

lie Roy Silver and Copper Mining &C.
OCsTluA o. ElEE. GENOA II, -
:r,g District NCVada.-Notice Is lie -.JE
slven mat henry s HITCH, ore Of the .
evnerS or TIE mining Chains. located ait cE. -
ed bv the lie Roy Silver and Copper Mining Co.,
sitrate in Genoa Mining District, fouGiGs
county, Nevada. has eSpeUtsu IN the year a II.
1874 the sum of I'VE nty-Eve doilatS in tnlteu
States sUld coin, upon said ci2lia, IN accoic-
ance with the Act of Congress. enr'ied, An
Act to FRO mote the deyelopcme';t of Inc nIEir3
.souTCes Of the United States, approved Lay
10. A. u. 1872. and that the eo-ownrIs Win
sid Iitci e .Ui-tG to coa'ribu,e their 1sro-
l,Int. 1T tire size ApeI0is u1Cs- n2Dtely: iou
simon T. Wa3s l. be .lIn of IS cents; you, Fettr
W RanCte re sum OF - Gems; yon, hl'lIs Il
P,,,ps The s.i,l OF 81 cen 9: you, George Coz
rev the sum of 81 cents. yen. John ". Brown,
tbr su7n OF . cents. you J1upathan EittI .d.e,
the sum OF II 50; YOU. ian IS HCot, ne sum OF
p cents: you. Loa.s H. IontSreli, % CENTS: you,
.Jesfah NoultCn. 81 30; Yen, 10 G. Pin l. C-Irie,
the sum OF 80 Is: you, ID. u. Il rc-S, The sum
Of ~ cents: you. IaXio LOWE. tnc som OF 81
cents: VOC. S.uuel Theodore, LIE sr=il CT -
cents: yCu C:7dntr Elliott, the sum Of ii
cents: Won tire 81 mini al q, execute, or legal
+, presG II aiNts OF CpaIies l.. / ltcn, deceased,
the su,l OF - -; you, inc al mir stfI1of, e&-
ecutor or l.. al Iepr en-.liTCs OF george W.
Nicketson. aece.seo, the sum OF y cents.-aH
IN he cold si-u silver com III the III Cd states
and fiat &c cxpi, a iou of 80 t'ayE. after the
publication uS this notice. yoll TT ciiheF CT you,
fail or use 10 coptl ibuie sucn proportion
unon your sey { ii shareS, md make dyIrent to
The rnde,s ,oncd. the i'll. crest OF delinquent par
ties IN the said mining clailn ara properly snfii
and vii Dteodse the property Of the ulcef-
signed who has made the reqG red expenditures
san Francisco, California, February lUth, A.
D. 1875. HENRY 3 FITCH,
SIS California St, Room 2.
e tel3-oaw-9td
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NOTICE.
Rio Vista silver snd Copper Mining
COR.r1 ~.


II OCAT4ON OF WORKS. GENOA
Il MD District, Nevada.-Notice is here by
40, thrt HENRY :. FITCH. on. of the CO.
o. nc of the mining claims, located and own
81 Ipy the ..Rio Vista SilyCr: 1u Copper Mining
- in Genoa Mining D a, e, Douglas county,
Nevada. has expended il Inc Year A. d. 1871
ION Sid Claims, or labor End q, her neces-a
expendi' eS. the 81 Of thtcr hundred snu
xty dollars. in United States solo coin, III ac-
co, dance with the Act OF Cong entitled An
act 10 promote the oevelole.Iet. OF the nIinint
- oulces OF the United states, approved May
laA D. 1872. And thstthe co-oNneis With ssld
.ch are required 10 coutIibrte the II propc ton
OF tine said expenditures. rsmely: You, Eotsit
l. hopkins. he sum OF 81 -: ysu. Peter "
D. n8Ie the sum OF Il 81: You, simon L. walsh,
Il 4 Sum Of 81 50: yoa.J pL A. Carrie toe 'it
o. 81 so: you. Cherries A. Bs>kins, the sum -
o. 81 30: you. 81 o.; j. biy:he. the suHi q
81 80: YOU, Come . j. r ton. the sum of II .;
ycu. Niitism y. stin OF 81 JO; p
S.ycrv w Collins x u Ii of 81 H.: yoii. O. /.
Y, h.ator. the sum g. ti:yoU- John O. L: en-
TIL an 81 81 50::OA :, q. rcitogS- the nt:l OF
81 ~: You. Lucieu te Az. tLe SIM OF II -;
v,u Abel Wade and IL. Is. Potter, Ike sdia q
II 50: you the oniIistrs' r. eSecG'or, or legal
T,,esen n :yos OF John TOthil. Gecsa. I'd. the
sim ii 8: you lie adj, mi iIttor, e. s'!io,
to- l...el feIsrt. ;.,ts 81 ha!' ] PA. d.
.,..,t- .F, a. .. t... H.- F..r- Il
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~ - 49,: yu1. fhe %. .r.---..s-'- g.
.,u;sr. or l,.,.- Iei4,strs.rl.es u N;nfee
" Nicss1~,II. ,',,,ts, Il, tle sam -: 81 -: gu,
t, atitiuistl afoI. executor, CT / gal LtTItstiiti
ives q Juse,h IS, tleu- CJas e. tEt al!il Ct
: S:-ajl in The sCla ard siiver coin OF she
United aes: AID if ct lie e~n'Ia. ION e: nirel!
DAYS after ih- Eb,ic.llrn IL ih's Eoilee. EJu
ortiiasr cf You, fell = n IN: 10 ctn.:iDUie gt
IGpol ,iOn upon Your t.-stial shalts, aIc Ii; ~
Ilert 10 ire Unttr-i-irtG the interest Of ti,e
Gel moment parties il tie SAID mining clam c,io
Properly shall suG VIII become iae p!o eity OF
ne uIG, signed v To LES IraGc tie a. we'd G.
itudiIurts.
san FrSnciso O, Fr!Iuary 10. 1875.
henry :.
5s5 California 81. -
felJ-o&W-9Id
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-04

LEGIsLATURE.-The following are few of the
measures before the Legislature, some of which
will show what the Dunphan County members
are doing:
A bill, introduced by Senator Bridges, has
passed the Senate, giving Road Supervisors IS
days to work the roads during the year, Instead
of Is days. as the law now stands. Ii is yet to
bo passed upon by the House.
The Senate has passed bill abolishing Spring
elections, and making Township officers elective
at the regular Fall election-ihe present officers
to hold over until Fall. 1t is yet to go to tie
House.
Mr.. Bridges has introduced bill in the Sem
ate, amending the Civil Rights law. giving School
Boards the privilege of maintaining separate
schools for colored children, as under the old
law, or of carrying OH mixed schools, as the in
terests of the varons Districts may demand.
Mr.. Bridges has also introduced bill in the
Senate, exempting all produce in. the hands of
the producer or his agent from taxation. The
theory is, that farmers are taxed cn their
lands, their stock, their farm implements, etc.
and are also taxed on all the grain, of every de-
scription, that they have on hand on the first of
March, which includes corn kept on hand to feed
th ir stock with which they are to raise another
crop. To our mind, this law would be unfair.
Some farmers hoard their grain for several wears,
waiting for higher prices and it would be mighty
convenient to avoid taxes on it. The grain buy
er could become the agent of every man of whom
he buys grain, and thus get out of his taxes.
Such law would open mp n host of abuses.
A bill has passed the Senate, repeating the law
allowing scholars attending the Highland Uni
vrrsity from the Highland School District, to
draw their proportion from the District school
fund, and apply it to their tuition in the Uni
yeTsty.
A bill has passed the Senate repeaIipC the
section of the law prohibiting the Offering of
premiums trials of speed at agricultural fairs
In the House, Mr. Motter has introduced a
number of bills He has shown himself to be a
man of energy and ability, and takes hold like
Ru old hand at the business of legislation.
Mr.. Briggs has been appointed a member of
the AppOrtionment Committee Of the House.
Justice to Mr. Motter requires us to say that
be did not dodge the vote upon the Louisiana
Resolutions. He was quite unwell the evening
the vote was taken, v hicb was at a late hour of
the night, and consequently was at his roorn
The next morning, when the Journal was read.
he inquired if the resolutions referred 10 were |
those reported by the COMMITTEES on Federal Re. |
latiOns, relative TO Louisiana. On being inform |
eil that they were, he asked that his vote might
be recorded AYE" and it stands on the Jour- |
frela that stree" However, gave the vote ms |
it WAS inst taken, and rs it was reported in the
papers. aud the mistake was no fault of ours.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-04

~ We are sorry to see thar ile State Senate
'h""s disposition 3" shystcr dodge upon the
question Of the 5000 York -Ppmcroy package.
There is nn denht that the money belongs to
F"mer"y. York stated that Pomeroy gave it to
him, and tharhe had no claim to it, Lieutenant
Go'ern"r Slower undoubtedly had right to re-
turn 1t to Pomer'y; but as it was placed in his
hands, IN presence of both houses of the Legisla-
tnre, hn wants Legislative expression as to what
he shall do in the case. 1t does not belong TO
The State, and never justly can, unless The right
ini owner should give his consent. Why, then.
act so silly about it 1t is doing the State no
good, is source of bother, and the rghtfuI OWL
rr is deprived of the benefit of il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-04

" Last week. an attack (snpposed to be by
detrctives) was made upon the residence of the
mother OF the notorious James boys, in Missouri,
where It was supposed they were staying.
torpedo was thrown into The house, child kill
e', aLd other damage done but the bandits were
not there. This was about as sharp trick as
that of the Fenians, who attempted to blow M a
prison in England in order to release some of
their friends who were confined in it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-04

II we have received from the publisher,
1eorge W. Childs, of Philadelphia, a copy of the
f~o"e Ledger Aimanae for 1875, published for
gratnitons distribution among the subscribers of
the Ledger It is beautifully got up, and, besides
the usual matter to be fonnd in slrnanecs con-
taln' vast amount Of tables statistics, and use
tui information. The enterprise and liberality
of Mr. Childs are proyerbial
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-04

RUS WITH BLooD.-One Of the principal spea-
kers at the New York Indignation meeting was
Commissioner sent Thomas u. Simms back into
slavery in 1d5l. Another-Jsmes s. Thayer-is
the man who, In the city Of Albany, declared
that il Lineolais s'minions" dared to coeree the
south, rebellion wculd first be insngurstsd north
OF Msson's and Dixou's line, and that the streets
Of New York Uonld run with blood.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-04

2 The Fort Scott Border Sentinel pos,e,,., .
remarkable facility for changing its politics. At
Mound City, 1t was strongly Republican; then it
suddenly beeHme Grange organ then it remov-
cd 10 Fort Scott, and became Republican again
anu now 1t has tnrned Reform, and goes for the
rasenlly Radicals fnriously. Anybody who has
TWO dollars and half can secure the Sestiuel for
an organ rs long as the money lasts.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-04

Fun IN THE LEGrsLATrKE-The poor, over
worked members of the Legislature, weighed
down by SENSE of their responsibilities, some-
times have little CLEANS of fun to cheer them
up.
a memter OF the House, the other day, moved
to ''occnr" in the report of committee.
a Senator, speaking on an agricultural bill.
argued in favor of exhibiting babies At fairs, rs
h" believed it would tend to the Improvement of
stack.
a c"l"rrd reverend occasionally opens the ses-
sion with prayer. The other morning, he prayed
the good Lord to deliver the people Of this
great Commonwealth from the insect commonly
known as the grasshopper, sah."
On hnofber orcasinn the same reverend pray
ed for the peace and transquility of the whole
natiun ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-04

y The election of Gen. Burnside to the Unit
ell States Senate, is a proper offset to some of
the rebels who are being sent there. 1t was
Burnside who arrested yallsndigham, the great
Northern cider aud abe,tor Of tn. rebellion, in
la6l