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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11
THE WAR PATH.

A Report that Crook has been Killed.
OMAHA, july l0.-The report that Gen.
eral Crook had been killed and several
companies in his command annihilated 10
not credited here.
Decentralization Of the Peaceful Tribess
New YORK, July l0.-A dispatch from
Bismarck, Dakota Territory, July 9, says
A gentleman who has just arrived here
from the Berthold Agency reports that the
Avichsra. Groeeven and Mandans, sta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11
The Orleans Dramatic Club.

The friends of the Orleans Dramatic
Club, with some warmth were entertained
at the Varieties Thestre last night by the
performance Of the society comedy called
Extremes; or, Men of the Day" The
comedy was given with the following cast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11
Appointed.

AppOfntcd.
State Superintendent Of Education w.
G. Brown has appointed w. L. Mcconnell
member OF the School Board for the parish
of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11

Inc July ~.
Third
Grand Capital prize 100000.
Golden
Drawing
Of the
Louisiana
Half . million in gold. State
Lottery
July %. Company
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white Cteud Iteas.

Tommy Williams son Of Mrs. d. A. Williams had his
broken Sunday last, by fall from horse. The
same boy had the broken in the same way,
about year ago.
c. W. Shreve's horse j. NJ Botts Jr took first money
The horse passed mp the A & n. Road, Monday, on
his way to Lincoln, where he is entered for a
Thursday. He was rendered quite ovation at this
place by his admirers and acted if he felt grated at
this manifestation of their regard.
jim Mackoy who has been making the circuit with J.
NJ Bolts Jr stopped OFF Monday and spent the day with
1.-THE boys" jim says it's talking, Bolts get
away with all the WIRED, vulgar horses.
Johnny Cain got a chance shake hands all round,
while the train stopped here, on Monday.
Mrs. Jonathan Gable lef, Monday night to join her
husband at Spanish Peaks, Colorado.
We have met recently two three high toned fine
haired Hubbard men from Brown County, who claim to
support him because he is the Republican nominee and
cannot support Otis because he is Democrat who have
already declared their intention to vote for Muhoen
Democrat, for County Attorney in their County.
against the probable Republican nominee viii these
gentlemen please give resti Don't make much
noise about voting for Democrats
We have heard Of a who got mad because Guth.
RE defeated that be said he hoped the Democrats
would elect every id their ticket this Fall from
President down to Constable" This same hopes a
Republican will lose his money who has bet fifty dollars
that New York viii go for Hayes and Wheeler. The Re-
publican ship has had many of these old Democratic
barnaces sticking its hull for the last fifteen year,,
and the they scraped of the better for the
ship. Let them return to their first love
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Doniphan Hayc. and wheeler Club.

The Republicans of old Wayne met at the Enderlein
building, in Doniphan, Saturday evening September
sd and organized Hayes and Wheeler Club of seventy
two members.
The meeting called TO order with J. H. Floyd as
Chairman, and W. ID. Stewart Secretary.
After the call for the meeting had been read it
moved and carried that the Club proceed
organization and the following officers elected: DR.
S. r. Trower President; A. Low. VicePresdent; W. d.
Stewart, Secretary and Hugh Cowen, Treasurer.
The President elect upon taking the chair made few
pleasant remarks upon the issues of the day after which
he followed by Hon. A. Low
Moved that the VicePresident open correspondence
with Hon George Anthony inviting him to address the
citizens of DonphAn and vicinity upon the political issues
of the day, at his earliest convenience. Carried.
Moved carried that the President and Vice Presi
dent of this Club constitute committee of two pro-
speakers address the citizens Of this community
at such times they shall deem expedient.
Moved and carried, that when adjourn, adjourn
o meet Friday evening of next week
The meeting then adjourned.
W. ID. STEWART, Secretary.
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JONATHAN.
Severance Items .

&C. Clonch has just completed new barn "Buck"
says IL is the opera house.
There Is not a vacant house in town.
There is sickness this vicinity than
before known. Indeed nearly every house is hospital
while in the north part the river nearly every per-
is sick with the fever In the balance Of the
there is fever and ague.
The grasshoppers around making their yearly call
They not yet heretofore, but still
they here and just west Of damaging the fall
wheat They have played the devil enough to stop far
ers from putting in any more wheat As yet, we have
not noticed depositng and it is to be hoped
will not have them to contend with another year.
Our grain buyers paying Atchson pr for good
wheat and informed that If the present arrange
ment lasts as to rates of freight they continue
do So
Esquire Ryan is about the happiest Justice of the
Peace in this County and all because its a-boy 1t will
soon be ready to practice before his Honor
We hear there q knock-down in town, LIST week,
but the particulars are faint that will let it pass
this time.
Politically we are of the fence and all hands have
their sleeves rolled up ready for action Hayes and
Wheeler Club organized last week. with ffty-two
members and the list is double that number Their
time of meeting is Tuesday night of each week. at Kip
peys Hall They intend to open the ball soon, by hav'
Every day we hear from the farmers Of hogs dying.
Some have lost many twenty head 1t seems to
be something like the cholera
Now is good time to work the roads Many of the
roads in this Township almost impossible especial
those coming into Severance.
Died-on Saturday September I'D, 1876, Clayton L.
McGee son of Thomas C.. McCee. Clayton Of
the pure upright young of Severance honest
suming and true. Up to last Thursday be in his
usual heal tn but Thursday morning taken with
slight attack of what supposed to be the ague
the same evening up around the house Friday
felt better; but on Saturday about twelve O'Clock,
taken worse DR.. Hopkins sent for. 1t at
once by the DIR. that there danger Of eongestve
chils Every thing done prevent il that could be
dome lint Il was usr-the chill o. and there
was no checking It, and at O'Clock breathed his last.
IL was the third child having had die lat year.
while in Texas. The body taken BellemonI for
interment
should do So and avoid cost A note will answer.
Public school will commence week from next u
day. The time has been extended Of much
sickness ID. ]. Mawh-rter the teacher engaged By
the Board.
W. II. Curtis and family returned Saturday last
from their visit East Mr.. Curtis says the Centennial is
too big thing for to attempt to tell about.
You Know.
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Dsniphan Items.

| The place for holding the campmeeting has been
changed to Mr.. Geo. Brenners the river baf
south westoftown 1t thought tn be convenient
for wood and boarding and accessible from railroad and
equAs 30 ior 'no'e VINO may come IN their own convey
SIGNIFY s'o'e' having oe4a'ih VIC" 10
'ne ana VIII DC more suitable than the Miller grove
=" "i NC pef"shen' ior al ."e 70 come trains VIII
W - s' anu 'A'ui'''Hi''' VIII "e "'"pPe" U" Up
p''''' INC so"""'
A"Am n,enner received a'pa'en' Ast SATURDAY tha'
&c " Two OF ,nree nooienen from inc
vas ,"'' D'e -nou "D"u'
.,d.a "a . -, .,.-. - =. -. IT., 80
-. - =. ~. -. =. ,.L, =.
- -. -, -, =, -, -, -
s0i Nv anu s
ed so much like other people
.,h n. ID 10 &C., 80. - u. IT,.
is the country for him. He look, we'll his lady has
much better health than when she lived in Kansas He
| returps next week
,--,......,
",,A,-.. s - ~ ' ''''A '"' g ''''''''"
GrasshopPers have not visited MS yet Hope they
won't
By special invitation called George Bremen last
Monday found all hands busy gathering grapes press
ing the wine Those large casks that spoke
of time ago being filed up again with the
juice of the grape Mr. Brenners grapes ripened
regularly than expected He has heavy crop this
season and they very large and rich in wine Per
calling Mr. George Bremen need hardly 90 away
dry.
young man Twin: in our town. is frequently attack.
with peculiar and singular alterations of mind Last
week he attempted suicide by jumping off a bridge in
the sand and mud up his neck; only extracaed
by span Of mules pulling out He had been the
island; thought Black Hawk was after him.
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~ The public will remember that Judge Hubbard,
more than year ago granted injunction in favor of
'.Selover Co" and against Stewart Co., in the Wa
thena City election for which the Reporter denoune
ed the Judge fOoA numscull, and shyster Last
week in Court udge Hubbard finally decided the
in favor of Gurney and Thert and the Reporter used
to have it, 'elOver Co.. The result Of this decision
is 10 throw heavy bill of costs upon the who
stood for the opposite side This whole row was raised
by the reporter for its sole benefit Now when these
gentlemen reach down their breechesess for pile Of
pay for the fun they reflect that the
man whom the Reporter told them was fool numscull
and sbyser is the who socked this cost
them and the same man whom Reporter is com
manding them to vote for honest and able
upright and conscientious JUDGE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-28

THERE WAS A SOUND OF REvELRY NIGHT."-Last
Thursday night it was whispered around that Judge
Hubbard was to give an oyster supper lot of jury
men and sope of his worshippers AS the time
uroachcd the anxious and hungry ones became more
ieaky and let out programme. One of his boss man
ayers had sent for lot fresh oysters which had that
ay arrived and the supper be served at restau
rant About 10 o'clock proprietor of the restaurant
became impatient the oysters were cooked and were
likely to spoil the crowd did not appear Then some
Of the invited who empty and hungry went to the
hotel to invite the Judge down. Just wait little
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o.Ll..s Grew. hem.

The harvest il past and the summer Is ended /. SEN
TENDER has proved far advantageous month to the
farmers The sere and yellow time has come and the
brown corn fields edged with setting Of crimson and
gold and greenmere touches Of enor as ye-but grow
ing deeper day by day, while the green grows ayrr and
saer" At any time may lok for Jack Frost 4, uut
an appearance and bring about another change upon
the of producing positive contrast 10 the
deem green of Kansas June. Most Of the seed whoa,
been connded the tender mercies of old mother
EARTH and the fall seed time is almost gone SION The
sturdy yeomanry with their horses and teams will h.
fields gathering the glorious ears Of corn the
sale of which should they &c: fair price will render
the pocket books that terribly der,s I-rh..
time. of high and low priessmore plethoric AN
rnaLIe their lay in the n-e,fu supplies for
winter. In addition the corn gathering time always
gladdens the Of the lovers Of sciaus Johnny
cake and the inesimable Indian batter cakes that taste
good a cold frosty mirniag. when accompanied by
fresh sausage trust that will lm 4yine si,at
the pnrcine order. because fonl corn I have
known not few human bireds who liked it, even af
it distilled large of has been sown in
this settlement Rye being found valuable for winter
and spring pas;nrage nest Of people putting in
sufficient for their wants.
Gen. whOrton has been busy, daring the las. we,
making the of the Gods" Will have plenty 10
do him. with possibly glass spare for frienI His
individual capacity, however, is tremendous noticed
that he would not permit parties assist at the
wnepress without personal inspection, determine
if they had clean hands, and had almost said clear con-
sciences. Uncle Ben. knows how to make good clean
wine.
The growing buekwheat the farms of Curtis, Nc.
Daniel Others looks rate and the polls are get
ting well filed.
s B. Wright the Road overseer n this District has
made good and efficient officer and is fayoraby spoken
of by the citizens. Although Friday" born late in
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-28
ANNOUNCEA6ENT
OF THE
NORTHWEST MISSOURI
Normal School.
OREGON, HOLT COUNTY, MISSOURI
CALENDAR.

CALEyD4R
E3r.. Ter, iii - go.
November 10th 1916 49, -0'o' anu eiose
econa Term VIII begin November 18th 1876 and closs
January zotn' 1871.
III s. Term ss VIII begin January 10Th, ls77 and close
18Th Is-- wiz oesin Aprii YIN, ls7l and close June
Missouri has established tbree st.ta No--,., s.L,
in the NOrthea one In The So1tb ssst .,sL q
the South and there pressing demand for Snnr,h I'm
the Northwest For wears Missouri; bs. -. l ~ n
her sons and daughter of 10 distant n.,;,n,;
cate them hence the nr;msrS nh;, ~ .u 70 edu.
Normal are LIST To assist In f,rnih; 'o west
Tsacbsrs 70, H. PhT IN furnishing well qualified
To provide broad sys,n,i ~ .ne otAtei and, 3D.
Instruction so as To give 4 comnlets and on
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Ga.tiuct of the Dove.

Genesis chapter 9th, 18th And the dove came
in to him In the evening and 10. in her mouth an
olive branch plucked off, Noah knew that the waters
abated from off the earth but in this enlightened
age the is permitted fly large at Severance
gentleman who lives short distance from town, had
very fine flock Of doves and night last week cat
entered the coop and scared them the next day.
they refuge the roof of the church. but they had
not been there long before Christian heroes march
ed up hill with their guns all loaded and deliberately
shot all but one this returned to the coop thinking
safer to run the risk of the catching it, than
main near the house Of God. JUSTICE.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. lss
LIN IpiIaN EnI-NIN ~

STATE OF KANSAS. lSs
Do IPHAS COUNTY,
In the District Court far Donphan County State Of Ranaas
Charlie. .. Drnry, Plaintiff
Adam Brenner. Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that ! viii the 14th day
~ Of October. A D. 1s76 At the hour Of two o'clock.
NJ Of said day at the eorh door Of the Court House
in the City Of Troy In Donphan County state Of Kansas
offer for sale at public sneon for cash the following de
-eribed real estate to wit: The porth-ea-t fractional
Of section i've 49, in township hve ~, Of range
2J the south cas-, fractional quarter Of
ton i've 81. township Eve t5l ef tusnyone l
the south fractional quarter % section four co. N
township Eve t5 of twentyoDe t2 and the DOrth
fractional quarter of section four 90 In township
i've t5l r1nyr twenty CD. In D1Hiphan County
Kanza- Taken The property sf Adam Brennsr and Of
ferrd sale the bidder for cash e. sltisfy
and sf record in the District
DouiVhan C0unty. in the State az Kansss In
which Charles J. Drury Is Plaintiff and Adam Brenner
- Defendant
Given under my hand this istb day Of septembe AID.
Is56 THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphsa County.
Sept. IL 1s76-5x. Prs fee. sl4
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generally supposed by certain class of citizens.
who practical experienced that Dyspepsia
not invariably be cured but pleased to say that
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has never to our knowledge,
failed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all its
FORMS such Sour Stomach COsveness Sick Headache,
Palpation of the Heart low spirits Sc, SC Out OF
dozen bottles sold last year. not single failure
reported thousands of complimentary letters received
from Druggists Of wonderful Three doses will
leve any Try it, Sample bottles 10 cents Regu
lar size IS For sale by W. P. Russell Druggist
Troy Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-28

READ Tms-R. K Mccartney, of Valley Falls is in
town representing the Northwestern Life Insurance
Company of Milwaukee WISCONSIN and will remain here
for the next The Northwestern is one Of
the soundest Life Companies in the United
States with large surplus hand the interest on
which more than pays the yearly lOeses- Mr. Mozart
ney is here for the purpose Of taking policies and
Of loanng the funds the Company The money Is all
loaned in the States the insurance Is taken Loans
are made on hrstclass real estate security in sums of
q 900 and upw ards three five years time The adj
vantage offered over all other morey loanng agents or
companies only 10 per cent interest is charged
and the borrower compelled to any commission
for the privilege Of borrowing Call on Mr. Mccartney
at the Highly House.
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BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.

EXTRACT FROM LErTKR FROM GEORGIA.
ynLAxow. WALKER Co.. Ca June g.
Dr. Jsha Baa-Dsar Sir: have recently eives your
Worn Destroyer several tral< and and IL vondsrfully
seaeious has not failed in ssgls nss.as. % have
the uisbsdfOr effect doing pretty large country
practice and have daily fs article Of The kind
am, sir. respectfully,
JULIUS P. cLE,EzT. Nd
Ps-So unqualified and numerous are The tsstsz.aus.r.
In favor q ny Worn Destroyer that .swspspsr .,ass n
entirsiy too small 70 tall its inertia
hs an infallibls remedy for worms. 1sy ~ -
essvissed Sec my Journal for more I'm ss-srsesa-
sozs EgIL-
For sais BY
sIcKFo-ao = srxc1.AlH
isia.siy zssy. KsasaA
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LOCATION
Proposed Amendments


To the Consuton Of the State Of Ransas s,.aitt,d by IL,
On Of the electors Of the State at tie general siseticn
SENATE JOINT REsoLUTIoN NO. 4.
senate Jsinf RessIatisS Ne. 4, ureps.;,1
Con.tisaiion Of Ike STATE sfKsnsa., rsIsti.s
20 Appropriation and County OAeers.
Be Ieso1ed by ne Legiare Of the State Of Kaasas t.so
lnrds g az TIE members elected cOae,trrng
therein:
= SECTION l. The following propositions to amend the
OF the State of shall submitted 70
the electors Of the State adoption or rejection M the
general election to be held Tuesday che
nrst Monday IN November A ID. eighteen hundred and
Proposition One: Section twentyfour of article two
snail De so omended a. TO read follows Section a. No
money shall be drawn treasury except In parsu
ance OF specific appropriation made By law and no aB
Proposition Tso: Section three Of article nine shah be
amended so as 10 read follows Section All County
and until their shall be qualified except oun
~ Commissioners who shall hold their Offices for the
term Of three years Prorded That the general cleo
ton in the eighteen hundred seveniyssven the
Commissioner elected from District number in each
Commissioner elected District number two in each
County shall bold his office the term Of two years and
each County shall hold his Office for the term Of three
years but no person shall hold the Office Of Sheriff or
SEC The following shall the method Of submitting
said propositions. namely: The ballots shall be either
regard o... Is asm II IN.
ballots shall be. For proposition TO amend the Con
siutsoh, anu Against proposition one 70 amend the
consultation In regard TO proposition the form
ballots shall be- For proposition two amend section
three OF article nine Of the Consultation Of the State Of
Kansas or Against proposition two TO amend section
three Of article nine Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Kansas"
SEC This resolution shall take effect and be In force
from and after Its publication I'm the statute book
hereby certify that the above bin originated In the
Senate on the 18th day Of January D. 1875 and passed
the body the 18th day Of February A n Ie76 tvo-
thirds Of the members elected voting therefor.
M D. SALTEh JN0. II. FOLKS.
fTes'aenf % SENATE Secretary Of Sssate
Passed the House February s 1876 twothirds Of the
members elected voting therefor.
ID. c: HASKELL. HENRY BOOTH
Speaker Of House. CRisf .CE<rk Of HOHss.
Approved February n 1876.
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The primary elections delegates will be held at the
several precincts, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th.
Democrats will attend these elections of delegates
promptly that the Judges and Clerks are proper
IL chosen aad after performing their duties without
rotest their certificates will be prG dcIe evidence of
election THUS HENShALL' OhHrihah'
W. H NEsBIT Secretary.
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~ The County Board will hold regular meeting
usxf Monday, October ID. This will be meeting al
which accounts can be allowed. There will be consider
able business before the Board learn that e'
count of pressing business demanding the attention oil
several of tbs members they viii endeavor to clear up
all the business Monday and Monday night IL possible
Persons having business before the Board would there
fore do well to be on hand Monday.
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OR CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor IF this celebrated medicine justly claims
for 1t supe rOrity all remedies ever offered to the
public for the safe eaia speedy and permanent cure Of
Ague and Fever Chils and Fever whether OF short
or long standing He refers the entire Western and
southern country 10 bear him testimony to the truth Of
the assertion that in whatever will fail to cure
the directions are strictly followed and carried out In
great many cases single dose has been sufficient for
cure and whole families have been cured by single bot,
ile with perfect restoration the general health II
h however prudent and In every case more certain to
cure II s is continued in smaller doses for week or
two Alter the disease has been checked more especially
In diheut and long standing Usually this msdi
cine vi" not any aid to keep the bowels In good
order should the patient however, require cathartic
medicine aer having taken three or four Does of the
Tonic single dose of BuEs TtgstsSl. Family Pas will
be sufficient.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-28

~ AT the Kansas City races, Saturday, the DoniphAn
County horse. c. W. Shreves John n Bolts. Jr- won
the ss6 in three straight heats The amount of the
purse is not stated.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-28

~ Court adjourned on Saturday to meet Friday
OF this week Court will be held Friday and Saturday,
TO finish up cases left over viii then adjourn until
the December term.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-28

n Now its H. H. Wheeler who has made COM
nsneeent which will in his children rising up
and calling him best 1t girl this, viii use the above
language.
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~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.