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GERMANY.

oEHHANIs
THE ClIauLEHuf ETflfKE.
DnrssEfs. Jan. O.-Two bhttAllons Of carbt.
nocra have goue to Cbar1croi waero tho strlks
continues, Tim troops Of the garrison Of Brus-
seIH hayo received ortlnra to ha Ia readlncss to
proceed to Charlorol II their presence should bo
required.
rHoMAs.
LONDON, Ian. 1f.--A Berlin flapatch statcB
that Cant, Dtrclnnstein will not do,nand 4 Gos-
man Inquiry into tho loAs OF tho steamer
Tho German Government has Invited other
to inyiso common f,odc Of inquiry Into ship~
wrecks md other d&Aasto1B 10 ahipptng.
pn1vATE 1krTEHs or rlstxcE A1shAncK.
Tho l'arts correspondent OF tho London Daily
lique Francaite ia jnst now publishing yoli,,ni-
nous extracts from the correspondence Of l'r1nce
1}iHmArclt.-a correspondence which Is private an
vol A. political (which exhibits tho man of
light. Tho, private lo.tots OF Tho ICnn.,-
col'or, published m 10 this ti.nc, sango
from aho year. 1850 to the yoar 1862,
and consist mostly Of Icttora to his wife anl to
llfa sisser, Mnlo. Won Ar.lin. These domestic o.
fuaona ahow u. Do Bismarck 10 bo OF sinp,,-
larlv Eenial md ttfectionato dspoaltion. Work
Ing tor eighteen hours dny, no never fails to
write bis Impressions homc and hin io7e for his
.etmaM. he confeseea. makcs him lou,oHiol.
Among the !otteta puo1ipod today IN ono d.
aerihing his reception In Paris ly tho Emperor
In 1861, when he came hero az pfussian Enlbas-
eador, at extract Of which will iuterobs you:
Pants, june !. 1ac?..-7o Afne. de- Hfsmarrk: hare
sen!e my credentials, lie 1ooks in good hssii,, und
aoncshnt moro ro,'al bnt has no. grown so,lier sr
e.T. na,h :. P II e To- !, =. e e.r
ono of tho mot beautiful of wontn, 81. Petersburg
notwithstanding shc liza Improved rather thAn 9th.
trWlto during The past 1vD years.
A month Inter llo vent to London; ho ia sorry
to have TO 1c1ro Our EogtropoI,H no a,,ott.
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spfetas Nspaseh TO Tie Chicago tribune.
soo11 C!rx, Ia, Jan. "a farm house. with
noet OF ita furniture, aud several lundrol
bushels Of grasn ind Wagon, tho property OF
!. b. dernhasds. living about 20 suilcs east of
nss about o., 1000; insurance, ono-hslf.
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Nxw YoRE. Jan. o.--Ex-JudRs Van Colt has
tual Council. All to whom lnyisatjoss nv aa.e
lent hare accepted: The list Includes CONS Of
lhs most es1eb1stsd clerRymco iu The douominn.
Xons " ~ 1eAeta4o"'
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AHTwfRP, Jan. 8.-The atoamer Nodosl.nd.
nom philadelphis, has arrived.
Nxw ioR1, Jan. V.-Asrived, thu utoamers
adnatie, from Avespool, and Hssman. tom
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srtetal Ir.bateh I" 7ht t,n'6aao Tribune.
D1.roHlSoroS, ILL.,, jan. Dat Heyworih,
Truiay evening, Isaac y. Varney fell from q.
eraHnll H!.ilo rait,Iin. Aud received fatal In
fuI,ea,
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w., ~
whoa no,,,a 80 - ~. 49,. hs,a.s IT,, ,.,.
Thrv m, n o1.ct MI, ~ ,,s.,a e,,,:,'f,
| hui hec.u,c ~ .,,,n, .ts.o..s., .s;.,' H. 49,
couplisbol fac,a ~. l., ,,,a ta.,t aa,,onas, H..
tho aovyav,,tra ai..,a,.,,a.a ~. ~ ~
cannot ho und,na r1,a ,,,Is.,n,.,. ..,,,..'ss. :.
Of which tb,y .ro e,non.n,. i. ~, .,,.a, .s..
| !. ..r,..... x..,s ~ 1"a. "u'ou' "eio
s1.p'sehso' "o"lu a"a e1pfeas'on In outerY 10
ue les aIone, ~han nobody ia modelling with
thetn. They represent tho soyuleion a9aiuat
carpet. .baRisn which In uov Of TIM ,..t ,ra t,,,
irritation Inc,,ort IA v,.on...n.. s''' ~. '',o
49,. .....a ~, ~ .so"es'"e''o''' ,,'' WHICH IA
anu u eus PAUL nnas tnny represent pcrtath-
ing 10 llSo ltsnee Of fla era. 1t would 10 difficult
| to state. Even the lealers do not seetn 10 Iayn
discovered III what the Democracy of tnjs i'm.
nor,an. et,nnnt ~ that's fo1lo,-;,e o,,,,,,s.,
+. 49,, .Ns '..,:." .oo",ne ~, su'''"' nay"
;" oeep'heateo noAI''i1S 70 tue Nopubltcan partY,
becaase OF facts accumulated as 10 which thu
| ox-Confcdotstes have to be muzzlod. while
those Who net "a thnir Hpotesnon ev-
nrca. ununs,,io,,,u ,,a,.;.o.n.a na,,.s,sa III,
p1tn, "n4oo'soa'nB ae'lA'Ssence' conplca VIII
oo"t'ea" 6uppte6Hoo protestas 4hcT "onld
doubtless unito on the resurrocshd doctrine OF
HtAtes Rights as emboaied In Honstor NcDon.
aida ro.olni1cr, MT nm ~ ,l,o a,t.ot. -,
Ls.s,ss. ..sHs. w. 1s ~. ~ W. uoI'.te "
.eoF'''s tao.a ~ ioaa1n6'HsHn.' anu mnzzleo -
10 prevent Fetching into prominence that iseue
1t this tuncture. Tloy nre divided on
rur c,,nnrrcv ,aeur
r,,a -, ., "s Io"AI0ea iaooa,
~, "a sao.' WIZ n1s .fuo 10 she 'raati'ns
Of tAo Old Democratic party, and who in their
own States experienced alt tho cyils of An trra-
deemabe currency, arc bard money men Of TIN
nld .ol,o, Thors ~ n,,,.sa 49, s 80 a..
w. e.""1, ..' ~. ~. 'e e.u o'oelh ""o sso leAaT 10
s'nua.k IN .ne tas-money scheme' becansa they
hold to tuat hercss, or believe that somehow Il
might ond In tho restoration at the South. Tho
slortty Of them. howarnr. or, indIfrcront A. b,
.bta ;asus. and dlspouet1 In fnou ,vh.r.v.r ,l,ov
.s.s ~. u'spon'a " 1'"o" wherever 'noy
m8s oe leu VIII inoHt pfo-peet o1 party success
upon the currency question. Tho local iasne on
Which tho majority Of them would doubtless
unite is tho s,pport OF
ra,r .,.oz-.., ,a,,-,,...,..
4oA 'e't'S soofAEHs pacl1lc halLaoAp FRo'-
EcE; ...
and from that they arc cstopped by Ho1tnan'a
ant!-sub.idy resolution, In tlo wav Of rotrench.
mani thov NAV ba con r,o, =. ,,n,,v ~ t,.e ~
~ 10y a' -, oo e'uAs'u 10 o'a' ios 'no 'e-
auetlo'l OF Tue army out anless they sro caro-
futly Kept in leadit9-strlpgs eud muzz!ed. shcir
suppor. Of such measure would operate to Te~
iuforce the oppopitiot 10 Ii. TI,ey viii vo,o M
~, - 80. - III t..1, , - :. = .
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A Neglected Cough. CO1ds or 0ofo
thypst which niIht be checked ~ dmpI< ee1nsoys
llka 'D1oxns bronchial Trocass,s slosso 20 pso'
arsls, may tszu!lpAts ss1tuuaIs
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run for The Ascot nav atakes. Tic colt Brown
Prince will not run until late ia tho yoar. Tho
English colt 0alopin. tho Iaat Derby wtnner
Ia not onterod for any coming stakes. He will
not f1n n29tn.
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II. Olivier haB Issued IN addroan to tho e1ect-
ora Of tlio Department OF vato. I1o declares that
l,o is In favor OF sn allowance Of democracy and
liberty by tho hand Of strong and national
power. Referring to tho past, ho aays tho EN-
reror did not deate 10 enter into conflict Will,
pruaHia. uo did alt III hiB power to preserve
peace. II thu intrigues Of 1rrccouctlab1es had
not thwarted Ills plans and revealed lis moyc-
monts to tho onemy IL tho Enpotor ind not
boon betrayed. and II the RESOURCES Of tha co,tn-
try hnd not been disorganizod and Hluandercl
by revolution. this Army OF tue 1thinc would
haTo boon victorious,
HCFFET NEVER aArD IT.
Tho Consftilttion Ia authorized to dony that
MiuiHtot Buffet has mado any communication to
the press rolattYe to candidates favored by tho
Government,
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FRANCE.
THE NEW I9AEStnf.Y,

PANS. Jan. 9.-An active cauyaas ID being
nsdo for Prince Napoleon In Corsica, where
condition exists againBt tho election Of II. Rou-
her
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. les
npxIyuax COt-xTy 80

SSATE SGAlII,s eG COM KAYsAs ,ss.
In the Court for Donphan County Of Kansas
James Gilbert Plaintiff.
Wendell Brown. and
Barbara Brown, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the 18th day of
NOVEMBER, A. d. is76 at the hour of two clock p
Of said day At the north door of the Court House.
the city Troy in Doniphan County Kansas Of
Ter for salf st public auctou for cash. the following de-
scrtbed real estate to vit Commencing 1t the north
n township Eve t5 Of range en- thence run
nng south section line hundred and thirty six
36) rods and twenty and three fourths f3f3 nks
thence eaAt eighty tbrce e3 rods south twenty
three @ rods and three and oneourth 32 links thence
est seyenty f7 rods thence north section line
to northest corner Of sad quarter section along the
sction e hundred and sixty t6o ros thence vest
on township line to place Of beginning coufainin1 one
hundred and forty and one hupdredths
n4e 39lo0 In DouiphAn County State of Kansaa
Taken - the property Of Wendell brown and Barbara
BrOwu and offered for sale hisest bidder for eash
s.tisy eertain judEuc.t and cssts Of record in
tie Disyt Court for Doeiphan Comfy In The Stste of
ksnsas IN which james Gilbert l. pfanfG snd wen
dell Brovt and Bar bara Brown are d-fsudauta
Appraissd ct o. 1900.
Gfvsa ssder ny ha.d this 10Th dsy Of 0etsssr, A. D.
ms.
THOMAS J. vANDERSLlcR
6hert1 of Dmiphan County.
October y isss-Sv. 1Ysfoe, e1&
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A Last Word on the Judre.n,,-

The charges which have been made against
Judge Hubbard's official conduct In the columns
of this paper, have never as yet been refuted. 1t
has been expected that on the eve of election,
some attempt to answer these charges would be
made, and too late for reply. Our expectations
have already been fully realized. The wathena
Reporter, of last Saturday, contains what pur-
ports to be an address by the Judicial Central
Committee. The address purports to be signed
by G. H. Adams, Chairman of the Judicial Con-
vention, Frank E. Clcyes, Secretary Judicial
Convention, Simon Conwell, Chairman Central
Committee, and all the members concurriug
The address is a forgery. A circular is nearly
ready, containing afidavits showing its false and
fraudulent character, and will be fully circulated
among the voters Of the District before election
day.
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wlLxIysoN,s nEco.D.

Mr. EDTToH:-The moment man enters pubic life.
that moment his record becomes public property II he
has served in public capacity before the pubc have
double right to scrutinixe his ,fRcial record.
Honestly entertaining this statement desire 20 look
into the record Of enc Of our County officials The
ORD OF man who las held County Office for the last
four years and asking the susGes Of the people
for the same position backed by nomination from the
Democratic and also the Green back parties-
wilkinson says he Is Eeformer Very wen; let US
look at his record for that.
In Is2 Bob accepted nomination for the oice of Pro
bate Judge, from Convention Of Reformers. Among
the various resolutions passed were the following:
hesotred That for reform in the true accepta
non OF the term and for strict economy in the admins
tration of the affairs of our County
Reso!rsd That in favor Of aboishing all unnsc-
sny wes mnch desire and that our County officers
nave moderated salaries, and emoluments-
Feopies Convention held at Troy. October 17th 1874
wilkinson went before that Convention. endorsed the
resolutions, and declared the people Of the whole
County, that If he elected to the Office 6 Probate
Judge he would perform the duties to the best Of his
ability and ask nothing than the fees of the Office
See what the pledges Of this immaculate Reformer
amounted TO- Abstracts from County Records from 1873
to January 4th 1876:
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, TRoY. Oct. % 1876
Charles Ragpeye County Clerk in and for said Coun.
" hereby certify that on the Records of saie County
pear the following orders. viz:
-
knson was allowed Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars for
ndexing the old records of the Probate Office "a $50
tries).
Record No. page $50 tFeb. ;. 1s.4) Robert wikn.
son far sssortng arranging and placing in flies old pa
pers belonging to the Probate Judges Office tallowed
3. Record No page 6ss Jan. 1879. Robert wilkn-
is allowed $500 for services Probate Judge for the
last two years
Record No 4,page - Sept o Is75). Robert wikin-
son for making abstract Of Probate records per order
Of Commissioners $500.
Record No: Z page 81 gan. 4, 1s76J Robert wilkin
son Is allowed o salary Probate Judge for end
ing Jan lst 1s6-Hon Joseph Hzyon objecting thereto
uSl Witness my hand and official seal this 30th day
ti of October. A. D., 1876.
CHARLES RAPPELYE
County Clerk.
Only of the peoples money taken Of the
ury. and put into the pockets Of ths minded hon
est and conscientious gentleman who got into the posi-
ton by pledges and promises that he intended
stand by.
These charges matters Of record, and cannot be
contradcted and il is to be If the people will
dorse such man, by elscting him next Tuesday.
JCsrIcKA
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V We think the last member of the Legisla-
ture from this District. is taking course in the
fight on Mr.. Heatley that is not calculated to
make men think better of him. There was doubt
that he was nominated fairly over Mr.. Heatley
year ago, yctcverybody went to'work for him,
Mr. Heatley with the rest, and elected him. Now
he shows his sense of Justice and generosity by
engaging in this uncalled-for and dirty fight on
Mr.. H. Perhaps he will want the party to re-
ward him for his fidelity, some time in the fn-
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Sherif,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. },s
DoxrrHAS COUNTY, "

STATE OF KANSAS, (cc
DoxrPHAS COUNTY,
In the Courtfor Donphan County State Of
w. H. Forbes. Plaintiff
z Jacob sSs,ip sps.iss,r q ss,,, and and Defendants.
NOTICE il hereby given. that will on the 9th day
~ Of Tovember. A. d. 1876. O'Clock p. NJ Of
-d day t the North door Of the Court House. in the
city Of 1foy In Donipban County State Of Kansas offer
for sale Il public aucton for cash the following descr
ed real to witt The Northwest quarter Section
twenty rD, in Township two co. Of Range nineteen 49,
In Donphzn County. State Of Kansas. Taken o. the
property f Jacob Springer and Catherine Springer and
offered f sale to the highest bidder for cash. satisfy
certain Judgments and COSTS record District
tourt tor Doniphan County in the Site of Kansas In
which H. Forbes is plaintiff and Jsbob Springer and
Catherine Springer are defendants.
Appraiicd at tue Of s30O0OO.
Gwen rtnder hand this 25th day Of October A. ID.
lr'G T.J. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Donphan County.
OctObe 'aB. lesG-5w- fee SO
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Il d. r. Anthony sends us a lot of copies of
his address to the Republicans of Kansas, con-
tanning lot of stuff and afidavits against George
T. Anthony. d. RS best hold seems to be affi-
davits. Whenever he opposes q candidate, he
gets hall, calls meeting, elects himself chair
man and proceeds to read afidavits, then ap-
points himself a committee to issue an address.
D. r. may keep his addresses at home; we care
nothing at all about his quarrel with Geo. T.
Anthouy.
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Notice for Divorce,

the District Court Of the Second Judicial District of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donph County
Maria J. Hastins, Plaintiff
Simeon p H.stins, }Defendant
UVHE said defendant Simeon p Haskisa nor. .resideus
Il Of the State Of Kansss vii take notice that the aid
plaintiff Maria j. Hakns has fled her petifinn in the
District Court Of Donphan County. State Of Kansas
agzpsf him. the said defendant the object and prayer
which ssid petition IL to set aside and annul the
contract subsstng between her and the aid defendant
Simeon Haskine and for the and custody Of the
minor children Of said parties The said defendant win
further take notice that he ~ust d pefioa on
before the 7h day Of December A D. le6 or sal pe
ttion and the facts therein alleged viii b taken -
fsscd and true and Judgment reodered aeeordney fos
divorce and decree that PLAINTIFF have the care nd cu
tody ef the minor ehdren Of sid psrtieaL
r u. WILLIAMS "A
A g. BRBWSTER
Attssneys fR Piainofk
Oct 3-vl. Pm feA q -
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

EXTRACT FROM LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
ynLAxow, WALKER Co., Ga, June 49,
DR.. John BnH-Dear Sir: have recently siven vour
Worm Destroyer several trals. and find 1t wonderfully
ecscious 1t has not failed in single instance to have
the ~ishedfor effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article of the kind
am, sir. respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT NJ D.
PSSo unqualified and numerous arc the tsstinsonsIs
In favor of my Worm Destroyer that nsv.pspsr .nse. is
entirely too snan to tell its msri...
Ii 10 an infAlibls remedy for Worms. Try it and b.
convinced Sec ny Jesrnai for more fa dsseripee..
JOHN BULL.
Fer sale By
1IcKroHD = sINcnA.z.
xrsy. Kssass.
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u Reports from the Second Congressional
District are TO the effect that Mr.. Haskell, the
Republican nominee. is making a vigorous can
vass. W. hope that he will be able to redeem
that District from the'stigma of sending the only
Democratic Representative in Congress from
Kansas.
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y Tilden has come out with letter, in which
he says he will veto every measure for payment
of Southern war claims, il he becomes President.
This is simply bid for Northern votes, and an
acknowledgement that he needs the electoral
votes of Northern States to elect him. This let
ter will probably not be extensively circulated
in the South.
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Taxes for 1875.
OFFICE OF TREAsuEER OF DoS1rHAx CouNT,

OFFICE OF TREASURER OF DoNIPHAN COUNT,
Troy, KAN, Oct. 26 1876.
AYOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Rolls for 1876
IL have been placed In my hands, and that ready
to receipt for all taxes that may be offered
SYNOPSIS OF TAX LAWS
l. Taxes are due Novem Der lst and the whole or
half Of the may be paid on before December 20th
without penalty.
9 Onshalf Of the taxes Real Personal Property,
may be paid before December aoth and the other
half before June Goth following without penalty.
g. II the whole tax is psid rebate of cent is al
lowed ON the half that mag run to June Goth.
On any Real Estate Personal Property, where no
payment has been made b. December 20th the whole be
due and penalty Of 5per cent is added Dec 21st
s. penalty of per cent Is added March 2ist and an
other cent June elt all real estate where the
first nstallment not paid by Dec. Goth.
g. Warrants for delinquent taxes personal property
will he issued Jan. LIST. and July 1st
4 Lands delinquent for taxes will be advertised July
10TH and sold on the first Tuesday in September.
After the sales the amount Of the and costs
wbe subject interest at the rate Of 80 per cent
o. At the end of the thr year deed will be issued
to the purchaser.
TAX LEWIS FOR 1876
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" One hundred and seventy-two Republicans
of Leavenworth sign a statement in regard to d.
R. Anthony's meeting in that city, called to give
D. R. chance to abuse Geo. T., in which they
state that the Leavenworth Taes, ID. RS paper,
is not the organ of the Republicans of that city,
and commendng Geo. T. Anthony to the Repub-
licans Of the State as man of integrity.
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SheriG,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. Scc
DoSIPHAs COUNT,

SIAIE Uf hANsAS' fss
In the District Court for Donphan Comfy State Kan.as
John I. Kirwan Plaintiff.
Bolivar Bayne DefendantS
NOTICE Is hereby given. that will. on tire 9th aay
~ Of November A. u. 1s.6 at the hour Of o'clock r.
NJ of said day the North door Of the Court House
the city Of Troy in Donphan County State 81 Kansas
offer for sale at public auction for cash. all the right
title andnterest OF the defendant Bolivar Bsyne in ard
the following described real estate The North
quarter Of the Northeast quarter Of Section one ~
in Township three C3 of Range nineteen 49, Dous an
County State of Kansas Taken the property Boil
Bsyne and offered for sale the highest bidder for
cash. satisfy certain Judgment and costs now Of
the District Court for Donphan County in the
State Kansas in which John Kwan il plaintiff and
Bolivar Bayne is defendant.
Appraised at tie Of $500 co.
Given under my hand, this 18th day % October A. d.
1s76- T. j. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff of Doniphan County
Oetotsr 5 ls1o-Sw- Prs fee 5000.
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S Judge Henry II. Worries, one of the Judges
Of the supreme Court of Missouri, died at his
residence in st. Joe, last Monday morning, of dis
ease Of the spine T. H. and Charles Worries, liv-
ing near Wathena, are sons of judge Worries.
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lFAIRALL 4 KEITH,
Furniture Dealers
UNDE7TAK
limayIy. White Cloud. Kan.
SheriH''s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }c,
No. .,.s..x- rN, q -

STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
DoaIPHAS COUNTY, }'
In the Court for Donphan County of
George g. Fox and S. NJ Fox
Exec, tors of the Estate of Plaintiffs.
Dana Fax, Deceased.
b. B. Bayne
;MaF{ ma Duncan n sayRs; Mcintosh Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that will. the 27th day
IN of November A. d. 1876 at the hour of clock
p NJ Of said day at the North door of the House.
in the city Of Troy in Donphan County State of Kansas
offer for sale at public auction for cash. the following
described real estate to wit The North quarter
the South quarter Of Section thirty sx (3 Town
ship tive 2 Of Range nineteen 49, in Doniphan County
State Of Kansas. Taken the property Of B. Btyne
and Mars E. Bsyne and offered for sale the highest
bidder far cash. 70 satisfy certain judgment and
Of record in the District Court for Doniphan County
In the State of Kansas in which George G. Fox and NJ
Fox Executors Of the Estate Of Dana Fox deceased
PLAINTIFF, and B. B. Bsyne Mary E. Bayne, and Dunca
Mcintosh were defendants.
Appraised at the of t70000.
Given under my hand this 25th day of October A. D.
1876 T.J. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff of Donphan County.
October DC is76.-5w. Prs fee, t12.00
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E The Democratic papers are charging that
Gov. Hayes is betting upon his own election
That shows that be feels confident. When a
man feels hat way, he is pretty apt to win
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Stock Hunted.

II AM now engaged in the business Of hunting stray
u stock. Parties whose stock has strayed away can
hunted for throughout the Counties OF Doui
phan. Brown. Nemaha- Atehison and Jacksnn.
TEKss-For horses. go per head cattle from Y o -
up their stock when found Send full description Of ami
msls ,ost A. SHRIvER
P. O.-Seversnee Doniphsn Co. Ksnsas. Residence
Eve miles due west of Troy.
Nov 1s76.-lm.
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q There is to be grand Republican rally in
Atchison next Saturday. It promises to be one
Of the largest and most enthusiastic political
demonstrations ever held in the State
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e The bloody war between Turkey and Ser.
via is still going on. Another severe battle has
just been fought, in which the Servians are re-
ported as being routed and terribly punished.
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Fair Warning.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Psrscns are warned
IN not 20 hunt the lands becaging 70 the under-
signed without hrsf obtaining pernisfoa snd a Per-
found trespasung viii BE- piuseested 2 s6e f1 ez
tent Of the lav. II. y. GOSS-
Ocf n le76-3W
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-02

n St. Joe Herald, under its new management,
is becoming better. 1t is newsy, and shows the
work of men of ability, and is doing good for the
Republican cause.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-02

u Sunday night, the Palace Hotel, in North
Topeka, in which were the Offices of the Kansas
Pacific railway, was destroyed BY ire, the sup
posed work of an incendiary.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-02

II And now Jno. A. Martin has made big
speech, and has printed it in his paper, and it
fills nine columns thereof. 1t is full of truth and
sound Republican doctrine.