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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

p We hav, received from the office of the
Topeka Commonwealth, pamphlet copy of all
the laws of the 'ate Legislature that took effect
by publication ia the Commonwealth. 1t includes
number of laws of general interest The Com
monrealh displayed prasworthy enterprise
throughout the session, in giving full and gener-
ally correct reports of the proceedings of the
Legislature.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

tF The last number of the Wathena Reporter
is mt specimen of paper to go into families
mat would be corrupted by the Chief 1t has
'iuiS refined and religious tone. If those chaps
VINO cannot stand the Chief don't try to secure
,ne presence of the highly moral aud elevated
heP0r'T at once, they will exhibit carelessness
ana want OF appreciation that is equivalent to a
crime
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

" 1T appears that Belknap Democrat at the
beginning Of the and after That accounts for
it alL''-Chief.
Up to the time of his acceptance of the War Depart
ment, and 50 long he a Democrat not word
could be said against him. But he got he
a Republican then his irregularities" began That ae
counts for it all. DEMoCRAT
lwhen he became Republican the Democrats began
to investigate him. and discovered that he had been
thief before the when he Democrat That
accounts for more of it.-ED. CHIEFl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

lS~ The Reporter manifests lively interest in
the ''Holy War; in Troy. Perhaps this will af-
ford good opening for the Reporter to loc ate
here, since it so inglorOusly failed on the Coun ty
Board. The tremendous influence enlisted in the
new movement is sufficient to sustain paper of
itself. Then, the walk and reputation of tue ed
itor of the Reporter are such that cannot fail to
command the admiration of all who are piously
inclined.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

70 When some of the best citizens of Wathe-
ma send their advertising and job-work to the
Chief Office rather than patronize the moral leper
who runs the virtuOus concern in that town, it
leaves that concern lots of leisure and space to
devote to personal abuse of the editor of the
Chief or to notices of the "Lost Cause" pa
per that frequently doesn't have a new adyer-
tisement in a month, or receive a new subscriber
in three months, is tremendous influence in
the land
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

q In another column we publish a commu-
nlcation on SPiritualism. To provide against
any hiSh-toned indignation meetings or mobs for
the purpose of condemning us for it, we will take
occasion to state that we did not write it, and
furthermore, that We consider Spiritualism the
biggest fraud of the age. But perhaps are
laying ourself liable to Spritualist mob, so we
will stop.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

AN ABLE, HONEST MANA correspondent of
the Minneapolis Sentinel proposes State ticket,
on which IS the name of Nathan Price for Attor-
ney-General. There is not a man in the State
VINO Is better qualified for the position. Our
people would willingly support him. He is an
aOle and an honest man, and these are qualities
needed IN official position. Moreover, Nathan
fclce Is awarm hearted, true FRIEND in adv ersity
as well as prosperity-LeareRrorth TImes
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

WANTED IT BAD.-The Commonwealth saws that
W. h Smallwood, late Secretary of the State of
Kansas, has been appointed Register Of the Land
Office n Vancouver, Washington Territory. Van
c0uver is the County Seat of Clark County. Is
miles north of Portland. The population in Is7O
was 200, aud now probably has from 600 to 200
At that time it had one newspaper. He wanted
Office, evidently, to take such place this.
1t looks like a ease of banishment.-PaOla Spirit.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

II There is report that the Government is
making arrangements to buy California silver
mine of Flood, O'Bren & Co., TO obtain the
wherewith to inaugurate specie resumption and
the era of "honest money" Here is the next 81
gantic swindle to be perpetrated.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Dissolution Notice.

TTNHE partnership heretofore existing between J. j
IL Morris and Alexis Poulet is to-day dissolved, by
tnal consent An those indebted to the late firm will
please settle with Alexis Poulet
J. j. Morris will be found al the old stand with full
STOCK OF goods IN Hardware. Stoves &C. &c.
White Cloud, Kansas March b. 1876.
ALEXIS POULET,
lSmehJT- J. j. MORRIS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

The late Hon. Wm. III. SmallwOOd may here
after be addressed at Vancouver, Washington
territory, to which place he has been banished,
win permission to perform the duties of Register
Pire.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

q Among the new papers reported, is one at
Kingston, Rhode Island, called the EdrTGgaRsett
Herald, WyOmiRg GGsette, and 4ileatOR Courier.
No use to try to make us believe that paper is
published in Rhode Island. One section of it
may be, but the ends reach over into Massachu,
setts and Connecticut
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Final Settlement.
IGmch3w

ISs4Ir VI Jane flONman- Deceased
O Creditors and all others interested in said Estate
Il 1on are hereby notified that will make final sci
tement IN said Estate with the Probate Court OF Dom
phan County State of Kansas on Monday the 10th day
April ls.6 at 10 o'clock, a " of said day.
Troy Kansas, March , Is.6
PRYOR PLANK, Administrator.
Mareh D ls16-iw. Prs fee, %.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
StOckhOIders' Meeting.

UDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNA
meeting of the Stockholders of the DouiPhan Count,
Asricuturai Society viii be held at Troy on Tuesda
the Iith day of April 1870 which time fifteen Dire
tors for said Society for the ensuing year will e chosen
j. y. ZIMMERMAN, Presideat
A. W. BEALE Secretary.
March I6. ls76-3w.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Notice 10 Teachers

NOTICE is hereby given that there will b . .,,,
examination of applicants for Teachers Crrtisrst
=; Inc noss IN Troy the first and third SATURDAYS
s Sonnty are instructed to employ only those Teaeher
tauzht. n n ~, pns Rroposea 70 Oe
Troy. Feh IL LIE aur ~. iNOoE, W oupt-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

D- The town of Hazel Green, Wisconsin, was
destroyed by a tornado, Friday last. Many towns
in Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa also suffered great
damage.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

me IndspeadeRt says I'VE had it from Vice
before his death he advised Gen. W. T. Sherman
70 De careful in his public utteranees, as he was
President"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

20 Ihe Paola Spirit thinks that Smallwood
must "have it bad" to go for little Land Office
away off in Washington Territory. He has it
bad. He is ''pauper," and must have meat
Anything would have been thankfully receiv.d
But he will hold himself in readiness, apv d.v
to come back to Kansas, and meet his aeense-s
in horn.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
In the District Court of Second Judicial District of the
State Of Kansas sitting within for pnphan (o1ptv

In the of the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Doniphan County
William l. Challiss, ! Plaintiff.
D. VI. Smith
William NJ Ayres &
John McNemee. Defendants.
TUyO d. NJ SMITH one Of the above named Defendants
II You are hereby notified, that you have been sued
by William Challiss the above named plaintiff in the
above entitled action and therein the west half nf the
southeast quarter Of section seventeen township four
ran se and the south quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section twenty-seven township frIr
range tw-ntyone, in Doniphan has been attached a.
your property and must the petition filed
BY him before the ssth day Of April Is56 or IL
will be taken true and Judgment rendered against you
interest thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent the
10Th ay August lS1i, and Of suit on two prom
issory dated that day sIO0 and the other
for s2J due from date interest IL per
signed by yourself W. NJ. Ayres. and John MeNemse
and for sale of such attached property.
W. W. GUTHRIE
And W. d. WEBB
- Plaintiffs AttOrneyz
March 10 l7'"4" Prs fee, sl5.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

Es he smoke had not ceased ascending from
the ruins of the Nemaha County Court House,
before the question of removing the County
Seat was being agitated. Doniphan County had
the same experience once.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given all creditor. and o.har I'm
,erested in the Estate Of George lessee deeeased
% WI u MAKE nna settlement Of said Estate with m
IN .'S s oonrt o. DoaPhAn County Kansas on Monday
tne ID day OF April lsI6 al O'clock A. NJ Of aid day
N...,s ,.-e NJ A. JESSER Administratrix
PRS fee g.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Administrator Notice,

nN the first day Of March, A d. Is76 the updersgp.
" ed was appointed by the Probate Court of Douiphan
County Kansas Administrator Of the Estate Of john NJ
Courier, late Of said County, deceased an persons
indebted to said Estate notified make payment
the same and those having claims against the Estate are
required to preseut them for allowance within year
from the dste hegeof and sneh claims presented
within three years from this date they viii be forever
barred. -
Wafhena Kansas March G. 1876.
H. d. HUNT Administrator
March s-3w. Prs fee 50.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Administratrix's Notice.

nN the 9th day of MARCH, A. ID. 1S76 the undersigned
" appointed. by the Probate Court of Doniphan
County Kansas. Administrative of the Estate Of Ernest
Schu~ke late of said County, deceased All persons in
debed to said Estate notified to make Of the
and those having claims against the Estate
quired to present them for allowance within year from
the date hereof and If such claims presented with
years from this date they will be forever barred
MARY SCHUSKE Administrative.
March 16 i516-3w. Prs fee, s3.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the next March
Term of the District Court within and for Doniphan
Csnty State Of Kansas the first day thereof the
dersgned. Assignee Of Nathan Sverman will auDly n
said Court discharge Of his trust such
February 6, ls76.
CHARLES Z. BROWN As.i0n.e
By ALBERr PERRT his Attorney
February 10. isI6-Tw. Prstee "a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

II And now theI or is produced, showing
that Robbins, one of a investigating commit
tee that exposed Belkna, bribery, was eensured
by the North Carolina l. .gislature, and came
within an ace of being expel ed, for accepting
bribe, while member of that body.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
ID. VI. Smith.
William VI. Ayres, g.
John McNemee.
Earmer

in need Of cornPlanters. Cultvators PIou, mr.
u other Agricultural Implements are invite to al
CHAS- L. KUCHs Of Doniphap He .elIs tba MAIL
rI9w. climax CorhpIanisr the Advance and Peerless
'nltiystSr' at Priees which defy competition.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

II Mrs. Belknap is said to have the smallest
foot of any lady in Washington. This may
count for the facility with which she got her foot
into it,,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

10 The Cat-guE scraper of the Reporter, hav-
ing spent the past week attending Festivals and
fiddling for country hoe downs, and his right
bower being on a bl g drunk, divulged the secrets
of the office, apollo sizes for bringing his paper
out two days after tie. Entirely supertluous.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

Il "All Tied Back" composed by P. Ritter
New comic song and chorus 1t tells you all about
the Ladies' new fashion all tied back dresses.
The funniest comic song in America. Price 40
cents, with a splendid photographic title.
"Mardi Gras March, j" composed by F. Hardway
A new and beautiful march, which is destined to
become very popular, and will be highly appre-
ciated by those who like good music. Price, 40
cents.
Either of the above pieces will be sent post
paid, upon receipt of price, or both will be sent
upon receipt of seventy-five cents. Address,
+. W. HELMICK, music dealer and publisher,
27S West Sixth St., Cincinnati, o.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16

GATHER ING OF THE CLANs.-In this weeks pa
per will be found call for Democratic meeting,
to organize in this County, on straight-out, old
fashioned principles. This is right. Let politi-
cal battles be fought under true colors, without
buncOmbe of clap-trap, then every man will
know what he is voting for. We said, long ago,
that it would come to this. Every Democrat in
the County will go into this movement. Those
Republicans who have been calling themselves
"PeOple," or "Reformers," !" now have the alterna-
tives presented of going over to the Democracy,
returning to the Republican ranks, remaining
a pOwerless faction.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Statement of Allowances

of the Board Of County Commissioners of DoHiphan
County, Kansas, at their Meeting Of March, 1876.
" B. Wood, ]. p dIa wing jury for March term ,oo
rID5 Drst GstsS. GG.r 'f1s e. for ..,. ,,ov. sSS
Thornton Walser: for cleaning privy for month I'M
Van Beck. Barnard & Tinsley for Blanks for Re
Fees in case of trial fur insanity of W. T High
were SLOWED as follows:
ID. Mcintosh, juror, 200
ii. Wheeler goo
John Wilson. 200
Chas Burkhalter, 400
ID. p. Carpenter, 500
Frank Tracy, 200
A G.. SanbOrn. goo
Daniel Bur~k goo
Frank Dreaming. goo
j. =. Kefer. goo
DR.. VIM Leach. witness $50
+. II. Murray, SO
John Stone, 42o
IT II yanderslee Sheriff. 995
Robert Wilkinson, Probate Judge, 1880
F. IT. Drenning recording deed, and express char
\. W Tracy. for desk for Recorders office 1000
Sol. Miller for printing Questions ior teacher en-
ia%aDess sH2%lnapOn' an" p"0"'""s '''' u aLOO
Robinson GhG' Maus, for chain around east side of
! Bver. stove fixtures for use of Court House l3 IS
Waterman s. Bernard for fencing for the Public - N
c. SabrGng Co, for assisting in the support of ooo
II. C. Bailey. for labor in putting fence and chain
around public Square, 20 %
DeRnis Woods to assist him in his support % 90
CYRUS Leland. Jr- for posts and nails for fence,
provisions for panpers, and goods Tor foor ,-o
House, = ~
John Chase for posts for chain, y u
kSGS sSa arsS pad nd af taonpry ra
ST. Joseph Steam Printing Company, for record 49,.
books for Recorders office, ~ W
w NJ Ayres for board and care Of Mrs Thayer, Is 90
SriNonnas san&srSee service as snFrin an"
I a. dunrr m ,Gr end% FSrar 81 @ s % en G6 30
Fees Of County Commissioners allowed rs
follows:
Fred. Harpster , days 9O
4. LarZelere. days, gW
e.. Leland, Jr. , days W
Attest: CHARLES RAPPELYE,
County Clerk.
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For Rent or Sale.

w ILL rent sell trade for land in Kansas the City
w Drug Store building north of the Square in Troy
f. p. CHAMBERLAIN.
Inquire Of D. MCINTOSH, Troy Kansas.
Feb 3 1.T6-Im.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Order of Publication,

Order Of Publication.
In the District Court Of Second JudcIai Ds+ri n,
the State OF Kansas sitting in and Donphan Comfy
Lloyd Bailey Plaintiff
Benjamin F. Murphy, Defendant.
NOTICE
RENJAMlS J: MURPHY will take notice that bs
mas been sued by Lloyd Bailey in this the above en-
ued action in the District Court Of Donpban COUNTY
tnat the petition fled said action in said
Court on the sd day Of February and that you must
a9swer er deur To said petition before the sth ay
~ APth i-i6 or said petition will be taken true and
lu1gmeht VIII be rendered against you declare
Iuge your nights 70 the foowing lands and tenements
To- wit: The northeast quarter Of section ten
township three l3 Of range twenty-One f2ll In
"nPhan County. Kansas and that you and your heirs
ana assigns be forever barred and enoned from setting
up any claim Of right title interest said lands and
tenements, and for costs Of snit-
PRICE & HEATLRY
February "a Is76. vi. Prs fee n 90
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
State Of Kansas. I
DOnphan County.
Before H. " Seaver Justice of the Peace of Iowa Town
ship County aforesaid
W. G. Hammond Plaintiff.
George Tuttle SDefrndant.
FFNHE defendant George Tutle is notified that the
Il 18th day of March, 1876 order of attachment for
the $50 10 ssued in the above cause by the
undersigned Justice of the Peace The cause will be
heard Monday April I1th, 1876 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
my office. in Highland.
March l3 Is16 ii. y. SEAVER,
Justice Of the Peace.
March 16 lSI6-3w. Prs fee, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-10
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
U. S. Dl.trlcl-Attorncy iOr sOuih Car

DELEGATES ELECTED LAST EVENING BY THE TAM
MANY AND ANrI-rAMNASY ORGANIZATIONS.
The Tammany Hall Democrats last evening
Gcd primary elections in the various Assembly districts
Throughout the city 10 choose delegates to city and
county. and Senatorial, Congressional AdeImanic ana
Assembly District dominating conventions. Among tue
wrl.kuown delegates chosen the following: VII
liam H. Roberts Edward d. Gale, Martin Nachmann,
Frederick 4 snythc. Leo c. Dessar, John Kelly Josiah
sutherland, II ufy L. Clinton Nelson Iappen william
G. whitney, George w. WmCatc, Thomas Cooper Camp
bell, Ecnard Croker. Nicholas Mailer, Thomas Shells,
Edwin Il. Meade, Nc.son W. Young, II. A. Gumbloton'
Timothy J. Campbell Martin 7. Mcmahon. Peter B.
Oncy Vincent &. King, Horatio y. Twombly john l.
Nazlc, june. G. Gerard, Anthony EicAhoH Hiram
CraUsion John W. Guuizcr, Lewis c. Waenner,
Joseph F. strock, Daniel 7. Tcmann, Thomas Dunlop
Joseph J. O'Douohuc, Michael Tuomcy ". H. Quincy,
Charles L. Locw. Richard G. Fellows Orlando J. stewart
B,uilm.n A. vi -, Wheeler H. Pcckham. Albert Car
loz. j. .wud Gilon George W. Martin "a muel A. Lewis,
JOAN T. An.w. James = Thayor, Alfred Pcl, George J.
F1.r IT, Memo Dcfcudorf, Edward L. Donnelly Sidney
p Nichols. Christopher Fine, A. T. Ackcrt G. Godfrey
DuutLtr. f. +. NarbJry. James " Gerard, f. b. spnoa,
wilson g. Hunt. Edward l.. Gaul, Henry Woliman,
Nile. b. Audrus Bernard Reilly, Peter Kchr william C.
Conner. Joseph Bumentha, Hugh /. Cole john d.
T,vn.cnd Hugh II. Moore, william 4. Boyd, James F.
-unott g.. H. Alderman, William p Kirk, Mark lAr2an,
John scilly aud James J. n vim.
Primary electors were held last night by the members
Of the Ncw-Yor, County Democracy CtntiTamnany
putyj TO select delegates 10 the following nominating
conventions: city and County Senatorial District, Con
-rcs-oua. District Amtgu'uc ana A-'.Wnll p.siS..
u.: John Foley. John NcHoon. Euanl y Hart J3in
D. toughliu Fsulorc M.rsou, +. VI. GiNhy, g. W Mat
.,ll Joseph Koch, o. H. Holart, james OBurn. Henry
Murray Jerome Buck, Join Houp'' bfAth hrll, hluS
~ tT,li,w. J,s.ph 4 Mlaacimor, Anthony fochau,
-. ir,,,, IDotu,s T. Crraupr. tratz NaL.u. william
L. Nelli- Patrick Toner. James Ea-ley, Nnllam T. oWt'
Max rrcdu.,i simon Stern LA sha;or, John Mor,s'cg,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-10
POLITICS IN THE FOOL ROOMS.
wAGERs GENERALLY ~ FAVOR OF REPUBLICAN


SUCCESSES.
If the betting men of the city have any great
faculty for forming slrcwd Judgments on the meaning
tAc odds and ends ch make mp the political mior
nation Of "a great campaign then the records OF the
pool for the past few DAYS Will encourage Rcpubl
10 believe that bOt Indiana and OHIO will to-day
give Republican majoritics II IS hardly 10 Doc doubted
that twOhrGs ana possibly three iourtt Of Tine patron
age Of the pool rooms is Democratic the polls, but
before the auctionccrs counter they pucpl and
personal feelings. Both Morrisscy's aud Jolm.ous
Rooms and the Turf Exchange were crowded 10 un
almost mexampl0d extent last evening and the betting
on the elections continued active up to a late hour
AT Morrsacy's, the betting strengthened slightly Ia
favor OF the election Of Democratic Governor IN ud
ana. but most OF the money wagced upon Williams
success was placed by telegraph from ont OF town.
These pools showed 500 Oh Williams Dcm) $50
Harrison Qcp) and a large number at 800 To $50 m
Wliams's favor At Johnsons Rooms tc betting varied
somewhat, for the most part being even and frequently
showing Sl0j TO 800 in Wnilms8 favor 500 20 500
in Harrison's favor During the afternoon however,
bets freely made AZ so TO S2, bet mostly $50 10
$50 and $40, thaC Harrison would get 5000 majority.
On the result in indiana, Harrison would sell al 500
while Williams would bring not than 81 and
monty only $40 week ago the odds were ~ great
cratic victory has since steadily diminished h Indicated,
IL u Inserted by the mutual pool records at Morrsscvs
Rooms. The pool made on sept 20 stood; Nlipns, u;
Harrison, 10; Sept. 20, Williams, 10; Harrison, il :;
Oct. 3, Williams, ~ Harrison, - oct f. Williams 81
HARRISON p Oct. d. WiliIams, 49, Harrison, Il Oct
freely wageled against $40 that Ohio would give Barnes
5000 Republican majority for Secretary OF STATE.
On the general result in the United States pools were
made at 1900 to 500 in favor II Hayes and 200 OH
the pool fell through from lack 81 Democratic ith. ON
the New-IOrk state election $1,000 was wagcrcd N one
instance against $3.50 that Morgan would be- elected over
Robinson. There also WagrTcd 1000 against 5000
that Hayes would beat Tildcn IN this STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-10

An enthusiastic meeting OF Company A.,
Bows in Blue ~ the 1T Assembly District. WAS held last
evening" u No. lJ2 Frauhhnst. The meeting was adj
dressed by Co. Edward lin amt Col Peoples. T"c
meeting then adjourned, and Company wac organized
with the following officers Z. II. Goodwin, Captain
Edward Orzcncr, TgsC Lieutenant; Peter CounelL
second Lieutenant.
Atamcctmg % the With Assembly District kepuD-
uc3n Association, last evening at No. II University
ulucc Charles 5. Spencer addressed the as,emolage.
\ arg. and enthusiastic meeting was held hy the
with Assembly District Workingmcns Republican As
soction last evening at Pythagoras Hail. IN Canasi
no,r tie Bowcry. j. f. Mines. Col. Lambert, and Geo
: SHERMAN ad dressed the meeting.
\ meeting OF the Xth Assembly District Republican
A.socr,,,ou was held at CmcoIdn Hail. on Avenue A,
near Sccou,st last evening. Tho hall was crowded TO
- utmost capacity hy avcntiye audience when was
dIr,.scl by D..tuct-AUOrncy Phelps ana sllas b.
butcher Of Brooklyn. ..-. -,
Al tbc meeting OF the Xlth Congressional District Re
puc III CLUB LAST evening, at No ~J3 SNttlF''' y ~
t;rtsup ~,u Sc ON tine history OF the campaign ana tnt
rctc Of the recent elections that have Dech held III
different parts OF the country. ,-.,.
~. Ntiltu Assembly District Republican Association
hold Il meeting last night FOR further ORGANIZATION AZ 40
33l west siN.ccntLSt. Eighy-f members were en-
rallied ana Il applications ior membership received
large and enthusiastic citing Of TIC NNlth ASSEM-
bIv D.frrf Republican Association was held last even
rurm6crs were enrolled Martin Larkn Wisconsin, a
c-ou- Democrat, addressed the meeting seunS iotth
hin reasons for abandoning tic Democratic To JON the