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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-01-13

I..rs noninh..
Wear 1878.
-
JANUARY.
George NJ Randolph and Rebeeca A. Dunlap.
Jefferson l. oreriander and Mary Jane Heer.
calvin Aorehead and Jane Kendall
H.
II --a ."ie"ce lice
Davis Pa,cI,al and Ian, yvti,.
Thomas Quinn and salli. S.eI
James L. Daily and Fui,r -.
Charles Ford and Harriet p p;.-.on
George W. Brimm and Lue Emn. Dupuy.
George Newman and Rosa cb,i.,o,hine
William N. Gabriel and Sarah M.ra-
Thona. 7 N-ers and car,l;,. cr,r.s
Charles r. Shelton and Matilda Cowger.
D., L. INK and EhIaoetn Y Lewis
emmett rem anu Lena A'soh.
'onn onnAn anu iOra hepAhieL
APRIL
j.. Jeffers and " c. Elder.
Joseph z. Ryan and Sue Hawkins-
rreoe', !. !. DA1 anu mary male
. anu an .i'ofia'
- w, " nv. ]NS q ,"eo =" u.'AA'''
oonn i-,I'o'. A"u I~ Ina, ""'en
oO ~" I"ea Do"Psey'
=,
Bomer r. Raxm,n and Dor, Rr.,dv
MAY
' Hu'' anu NAfoine on''rno'us
->"A>''" nun" P"'es' anu AuoS a
JUNE
William d. Starr and Katie L. Ciawater
Robert W. McAfee and Grace l. Dsane
john W Wade and NJ E. Sheldon
Anthony W. Darby and Sarah A. Smith
Edward Naylor and Fannie NJ Mider
J,,v
Iraneis n Ia! io' anu SAiAn N
49, -
John T. Hamilton and SIrah Miller
,,.,,.s-
Z. l.. Sinith anu Josephine h''euH
William Ryan and johanna Ryan
Ihomas Miller ana Sarah BARLOW
James a. nAiru anu Emma L'0
DA'i" L. Dolls anu r"Hy h""
SEPTEMBER.
Dora, Bell and lydia Pendleton.
George Stout and MARY E. Charles
George W. Moore and Kate L. Richards
p. o. Roberts and NJ J. Glen.
Aa'hias DanheViN ana Ellen Oiena''"n
Charies raVors ana AIice " hi'e'
OCTOBER.
rhom.. T T.dlock and Mary Z, Brock.
Io..nL tir, .,a Nar.;.s, pict.,,
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rPP man went to c. Leland Jr, Tuesday, and cold
him lot Of fat hogs, receiving so in advance to bind
the contract Soon after. it found that the
was not able deliver the hogs from the simple fact
that he had He in jail waiting for the hogs
O grow.
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~ From the waterville Telegraph we learn that the
wsthena Reporter is tn be removed to Troy We have
printer who has been promised job when the
removal takes place. Troy is pretty good town
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- "Gertrude H." writes from Troy Eansas TO the
New York Ledger that she has husband and three chill
dren and know what she shall do keep said
husband home O. nights" Break his leg pin him
the floor with redhot railroad spike driven through his
stom
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r. s. \. Johnston has been appointed Deputy Regis
ter Of Deeds aud charge Of the Office Mr. Dren-
ming cannot enter fully upon the duties of the ooe far
several months to come
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Y The DonPhan County delegation has changed its
headquarters Mrs. divers on D iincy street nr,T
opposite the Methodist Church.-CJnaoaEsILh.
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y District Court adjourned on Friday Of last week
report Of the action the various cases docket will
be found in another column
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= Ifyou good bread buy your Flour at Craney
He Keeps the Hannibal and Geary Flour and delivers it
anywhere in town free of charge.
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p Seovers Flour at Lelands, and warranted as good
Is any other make.
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- Headlight and Radiant Pailor Oil. at RicEford &
Sinclzirs
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How THE BOARD ORGANIZED-An amusin little episode
occurred at the organization of the County Board
No ndsy which tickled the spectators hugely 1t was
substantially like this Of them relates it to
We'll let pTuceed 10 organize said one of the
Leis wbrIrupon Capt LsrEeere bounced up and said
u nominate Cyrus Leland Jr for Chairman the Board
HaTpsteT-"I second the mUtian."
Letdnd-"Under the circumstances cannot accept the
the position positively decline, and nominate Fred
HaTpster for Chairman
LarzeIere-"Then 1 nominate A. Larzelere"
Leland--I vote for Harlster."
LarzeleTe-"I vote for LaTzelere.
Harpster, latter mOmsAts hesitGtiOn)-"wen, as Mr.
IarzrIere old param think it will be safe
TO follow his example,. vote for HarPster
Tbereupon the crowd laughed, and Leland declared
Harlster elected Chairman of the Board.
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ROOks, Books

At BiCkford Sincairs you will find everything IN the
Scbool lima sept3o.
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The !. O. Good Templars will have Concert and Sup
per Monday evening January l7th 1876. No trouble
pains will be spared to make this decided
Come everybody and get good supper for IS cents and
hear some music, and have good time in general.
The lecture Monday night by Bro Kerr good, and
right the point The supper splendid without any
exceptions whatever 1t acknowledged by those pres
en ii the best supper and best festival they had
seen Severance By the way the supper got by
Mrs. A NJ Kendall, and would have been credit to
Queen E. L. HOLMES Secretary
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THE CENTENNIAL CONCERT
Fort Scott, Kansas,
Has been postponed to
APRIL 20. IR1n

Has been postponed to
APRIL 20, 1870,
At which time it will positively of or the money
will be refunded. So many tickets having alrr4dy
beendisposed of there is doubt that the Tickets
will all be sold long before that date.
wo offer genis in Kansas commission Of Is per cent
and in addition thereto prize Of $500 Tn the one
thar sells Tickets in Proportion to the popu
lation of his County. Send for Tickets at once.
What have left are being taken rapidly
For further particulars address
j. 5. EMMERT.
6janlmo. Fort Scntt, Kansas
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AGENTS.

BATES & LOCKE "a Park Row New York
S. II. PETTENGILL & CO.. 81 Park Row New York
GEORGE p. HOWELL & CO. 20 Park Row New York
ROwELL & CHESMAN, St Louis Mo.
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Money TO Lean,
On long time low interest well improved Farms I'm
Douphan County, Kansas Apply To
Juneau. Y K STOUT. Troy Kansas.
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HYMRN,s RECORD.

Marriage Lieeu.e. Granted By the Probate
Wear 1878.
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IL Pur. Cider Vinegar at Bielford & Sinclair.
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z Maple Syrup at Leland'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-14


s. IA Much MIXED SToRY Henry Pollard, d
clerk residing as 500 herneffiorn street,
Brooklyn, who claims TO be d aon OK 1E. IA.
Pollard, formerly editor OF the Richmond
Whig, aud whose tragic death several years
ago will be well remembered, and a nephew
OF the Southern historian, was brought up
at the Tombs Police Court, New York, on
"Wednesday, on o charge made by Aqmla
Rich Of having ennbezzled the proceeds OF a
check for $54S In gold given him to pay du-
ties on some goods at the custom-house
owned by his employers, c., 7. Reynolds &
Co., dealers In paints, oils, ETC., at the corner
OF Dutch and Fulton Streets. John Burke, a
former cmploye OF the firm mentioned. and
the associate and companion Of Pollard, was
charged with completely In the larceny. Both
theprisoners are about nineteen years Of age.
1tis alleged that they went on spree to-
gether and spent a considerable part OF the
money. Captain Murray was notified OF
the circumstance, and Detective Musgraye
arrested Pollard at the West Side Hotel, at
the corner OF Sixth avenue and Sixteenth
street. Burke was arrested in Brooklyn.
When searched ut the station-house S185
were found on Burke's person. When ar
raigned at the Tombs he handed over $500,
which had been sewn up in the lining Of
his pants. They plead that they only re-
ceived 81 per week. Bail was set down at
$1,000 in each caSe.-Baltimore american,
18Th.
Pollard was never editor Of the Wing,
and was only married since the late wa,
ended. We give the yarn for what it is
worth.l 80
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OUTLooKs TO REPUBLIcANs.-Wha we
have to do now is to exert every nerve and
every muscle to secure such n victory in
November as will erase the memory OF O
canvass that, had it ended more ausplciously
for the Republican cause, would have made
the rest of the campaign an unimpeded
march Of triumph. Had Ohio and Indiana
shown the same positive loyal purpose as
had been previously exhibited in Maine and
Vermont, our work would have been done.
AS it is, we find ourselves confronted with
the necessity for renewed and redoubled
eNertion. We do not overlook the fact that
the October elections have in their moral
effect very considerable influence upon the
greater questions settled month later; that
in losing Indiana-and we fear that such has
been our fate, though our friends in that
State refuse to concede so much-and in
failing to roll up an enormous majority in
Ohio. we have afforded the opportunity to
our political foes for 4 season OF rejoicing
we cannot deny.-Philadelphia american
(RepubNcan).
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STAUNTON.
4r0sr or TEE FAIR-SPECIAL PREMIUMS, &c.
correspondence OF the Richmond Di>ratch.l
OCTOBER 49, 1876.

+5I0sr or TEE FAIR-SPECIAL PREMIUMS, &c.
correspondence OF the Richmond DiSpatch.I
OCTOBER Is, 1876.
The Fair closed yesterday afternoon,
having been financial success compared
with the one Of last year, the receipts having
been about $1,000. Before its close, at the
election Tor directors to fill vacancies, Messrs.
\. 4. sproul and John t. Shields were
chosen. The election OF president by the
Beard will take place tomorrow. DR.. John
Blanton. master OF the State Grange, de-
Nycrrd an address Oh the grounds yeStcr-
dag. winch was listened to by Il large crowd.
Among the premiums given was one to
Manic Pratt. only nine Years old. 4 dangh-
ter Of Mr.. G. !. Pratt. near WayneSboro' !,
for making butter.
The silvcrwarc given rs special premiums
bv the Society was distributed rs follows ::
For flowers. bouquet-Staud to Trenary !;
for lard, pair OF silver mugs to Mrs. r. i.
Dunlop: Tor butter, silver butter-dish to
J. +. HarnSbcrgcr: for pickle, 4 pickle
stand 10 Mrs. &. J. Pratt; for bread, q
sugar-bowl 10 Mrs. 4. \. Sproul; for pre-
serves a preScrve-dish to Mrs. \. 4. Sproul;
ior best Yield OF butter to the COW, q silver
pitcher 10 John s. Churchman; for best
bacon ham. silver forks to William II. Pey-
ton: Tor best plain sewing, 4 pair OF silver
cob!ct> TO Mrs. G.. Julia Pratt; for best en-
broidcrv. silver card-stand to Miss a. '.
Bun.ardner. and l silver pitcher to Mr..
James Henderson Tor the best collection Of
household manufactures.
one OF the cattle on exhibition was bull
Of \. ". Bowman's herd, which was the
nephew OF the cow that brought $4,000 at
a S4la in \.,v Work r.pppOfIy
There Were 10 Richmond exhibitors ut
The Fair. PENN.
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ORDER AS TO POWERS OF ATTORNEY
Washington, October 12.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has issued circular in rela-
ton to powers OF attorney, providing that
in every case to be finally adjudicated in
that department the attorney shall present
a letter of attorney from the claimant to pro.
secute the case, and shall be regarded as the
attorney in such case, with the right to re-
ceive any draft therein. The claimant may
change his attorney at any time with the
consent OF the proper officers OF the depart
ment. In cases certified for payment by
the Court OF Claims, or by any commission
by said court or commission as the attorneys
OF record shall be regarded as such by the
department, and be entitled to receive the
drafts in such cases.
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PETERSBURG.

-,o~ or THE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
tELhh'."x rrRE.wORKs, AND sPEAKfNG--PUB-
CAN' .c,oo1 s--RErUBIJcAS FoLrTICs---Mo-
III <rrpEp FOR CAMPAIGN PURPOSES
NA cpTu1S.r, pocHET--ALLEGED HORSE
Th'e. ,,,ac,cc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
lc"''''' OCTOBER 13, 1876.
Conservatives Of Petersburg will to-
ine .Iohro,e The Democratic victories In
ngm and West Virginia by saivo OF ar
ln ,E.' and grand display Of fireworks on
ti'ieL; 'r+honse Square. The interest OF the
tnc D@ will be further enhanced by adj
Hcs's s"S nv several speakers. Our people
"rc enthusiastic over the result OF tuesdays
~, Lotions and regard them as presaging q
,,n-c gratifying success OF the great consti-
, ,rt part OF the country at the polls in
November. ~, ,,,. .,,,
- ;his city up 10 date IL l,lo0, with an
average attendance during the week OF
l.O99. location ,,.ss ,,o.;, -
,.rc Mace tonight ut the Old Harrison
Strnrt Baptist church. Mcssrs. 1. II. Shields
s~S United States Marshal c. Z. Ramsdelt
a 1, announced rs the speakers.
!; i reported that coiiliilltlee VI nepuo-
,,sns left last night for Washington in
'%arcb OF money to repleniSh their depleted
n,HSrs for campaign purposes in this dis
.r;r, Their funds arc said to be exhausted,
and there is strong cry and great need for
more.
Who recently joined the Baptist church in
This city. will probably preach at one Of the
nbn-rhc> in Richmond on Sunday.
The commonwealth docket thus far
.,,ir I'M Tor the October term Of the HuS-
ing. Court. which commences on Thursday
~ mex, week, embraces twenty cases OF
ySIopv and eleven OF misdemeanor. This
:, rhI largest docket known for years, and
q, coarse will be IN expensive one.
William johnson "a negro is under arrest
m suspirion Of having stolen one or two
horses recently from citizens OF Chester
Add lie has not as yet been identified.
The conservatives OF Sixth Ward are
making arran scmcnts to raise another pole
and flag on Tuesday next. The pole Will
hr one hundred and fifteen feet high.
The brick store and dwelling on Boiling
brook street for many wears occupied by
rbr late James Doherty, was offered at pub
lie auction to-day. but withdrawn on very
i0W bid. ROBIN aoAlh.
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A collision between a freight and passen-
O er train on the Western and Atlantic rail-
road, in Georgia, Thursday, resulted in the
death of two men. ~ #......
A trained horse in an English circus at
tackled the man who was directing It's per-
fornlances, shaking him rs q cat would q
mouse, and then throwing him out OF the
ring.
At the meeting of the Institute OF Archl-
tects held in Philadelphia Thursday rcso-
buttons were proposed deprecating the COM
pletion OF the Washington monument, 1t
being unworthy the architecture OF the age.
The matter was referred.
The Somerset Pa.) County Fair last week,
owing to rainy weather, was unsuccessful.
The revenue was so small that those taking
premiums were paid off in tickets for next
wears exhibition. The track was almost
impossible on account Of mud.
DR.. Jacob Mayer, late rabbi Of the Har
Sinai Hebrew Reform Congregation, on
Lexington street, has, jointly with AR. NJ
Steppbacber, purchased the Baltimore
Weciser, the German Republican journal
Of Baltimore. -.
Upwards of 100000 Mexican dollars,
nearly all Oh IuC Cdll IauSlSSo 1AA%A ~ -
have been sold for export at to 8 per cent.
discount. The Bank Of California bought
100. 900, and the London and San Francisco
Bank is reported to have taken the balance.
The Independent says: GA late English
traveller found supplemented Baptist
mission church in the far-oh Burmah,
using for the COMMUNICATIVE, and we
doubt not with Gods blessing, Bass's pale
ale instead OF wine. The opening OF the
frothing bottle on the communion table
seemed not quite decorous to the visitor,
who presented the pastor with q half dozen
bottles OF clarct for sacramental pse."
Rev. DR.. Wcllons, who sewers his connec-
ton with the Sun this week, has been an
editor and publisher fora longer time than
any other man in the State, with single
exception. It is said that Mr. J. A. Cowar-
din, of the Richmond Dispatch, has been
connected with the press OF the State for a
still longer period. {since 1882. Disp atch.l
| DR.. Wellons began hisworli as editor OF this
| paper on the 9th OF May, 1849, and during
temporary suspension OF the Sun In the
way cditedSthe xirmy and Navg messenger.
He has been therefore In this bllsiitess Tor
ltwcnty-seyen consecutive years, - arsstlGn
Sun.
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BOTETOURT.
the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond DispatcI.l
FINCAsTLE, October II, 1876.
Last Monday was our regular monthly
court-day. and I vast number of people
assembled to hear our very acceptable and
popular congressman Mr.. Tucker. II any
thing Was left unsaid by Major Daniel on
he 2l:h ultimo, Mr. Tucker finished 1t up
in capital style on last Monday. He held
Ai> vast audience with his words OF wisdom
and his evidences OF superior craftsmanship
ior Two and one hall hours. His speech
had u decided effect and brought forth such
oU.bursts Of applause As to signify to Mr..
Tucker that he will be returned to Con-
"rc>> Just rs often Is he desires it.
Our people also had the pleasure OF hear
ing from Rev. Mr.. Dungee, OF your city.
Ill, speech WAS dgnitied, argumentative,
and persuasive, and would have done credit
20 &ny man. It ought to have carried con-
'!c,ion 10 the heart OF every colored man
who heard il, and there were many; but l
lear il had little weight with them. They
are Joined to their Idols, the carpet-baggers,
and | think our true policy Is to let them
alone They will not "hear the truth that
the truth may make them free" GILPIS.
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Elm ] / ] ! . e,IA.b
gtRICTIMoNDsTnCK EXCHANGE.
az friday, October III, sIa7s.
4ShLEs--a3 EGO yirparfa coisols afld ut al E%ss

AS>S&A
| Az FRIDAY, October lie ,sIa7s.
SALEs.--S3,8 eco rireinta consols cold at 8s.
Il AmsrfcaH Gold.-1 G6 bid.
State Observation-Disclosures console, SO bid, 6SH
asked ysrginta cDus0fs, new, a3 bid; yirginia
deferred, gk bid, q nsked; Virginia fax.reeeiynbie
coupons, SIX bid, SO asked. si.f3SF. 3.
City observation-disclosures city S,s, LII bid;
Richmond city SIS, % bid, 99s asked; Petersburg
city 8s, 81 bid, 30 asked; Fredericksburg city 7s,
Railroad Bonds.-Yirginia Central Railroad
Southside Railroad third mortgage preferred 6's j..
and D., "a bid; Richmond and Danville Rail-
road consolidated 6's, b. and E.,7S bid; Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake Railroad und Steamboat
S's, j. and j., 10 bid. -
Railroad Stocks.-R richmond, md DanytlIe Rail-
road, 100 par, bid, 8 asked. ,r5is z 80
Canal Stocks.-James River and xnnawha Canal
Bank stocks-NationaI Bank Of Virginia, 100
bid; State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, al bid SIH
asked; Union Bank OF Richmond, so par, 40 bid,
IS asked; Merchants and Planters Savings, 26 par,
1eH bid, 20 asked City, 25 par, 20 bid 22 asked
Richmond Banking and Insurance Company, 25
par, 265 bid Citizens Savings, 25 par, 20 bid, 2l
asked. - ssglz ~ fsfsiy 5ssffsfI
Insurance Compantes.-yirgtnia Fire and Mn
rine, 25 par, SO bid; Virginia State, IS par 271S
bid Virginia Home, 100 par, % asked; Merchants
and nd MECHANICS, 100 PAT bid, % asked; City.
asked; Granite Insurance Company 1eG par, 30
asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 25f
par, 1S bid, 20 asked; Richmond Fire Association,
rs par. l6 bid, 20 asked. .3.T 1r1'9a So =.
Neutrality-suspicious. River and Kanawha
Packet, 1215 par, bid. II ~. 80 a
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SURRENDER OF HAIRINGToN.-W Whining
ton, DEL, October 12.-Richard Harrington,
who, it is alleged, was connected with the
safe burglary at Washington, returned to
this city yesterday, and appeared before the
United States Commissioner and furnished
bail in $4,000 for his appearance at the
present term Of the Supreme Court for the
District of Columbia. Harrington refuses
to state where he has been staying, but it is
generally thought that he has not been out
side OF this State since his disappearance.
Upon his release he left for Dover, where
his family resides. ..s
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DAY ExEECIsEs.-C Chicago, October r.
Moody and Sankey's revival-work received
an additional impetus from the fast-day eX-
ercises to-day. Meetings were held at many
OF the churches, but the chief interest was
in the union meeting at Farwell Hall from,
II to l O'Clock.
The Rock River Methodist Conference
adjourned to attend the meeting, and the
hall was too small to hold the congregation.
Various church services have been fruitful
in conversions.
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\ DESTITUTE FAMILY.-Last night poor
man, who lost his wife in New York a few
months since, was found at the Baltimore
and Potomac dep0twith six small children,
all in q WORKOUT and destitute condition,
having walked from New York. Officer
Joseph Stone took charge OF them, and col
lected sum, with which meals were pro-
cured. The citizens and others about the
depot contributed quite literally, and they
were enabled to purchase tickets for Rich
mond, where the man has friends, and they
left al 2:22 this morning. Washington Star.
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William Ofton, u 81. Banker, a.. -. Cor
nell, H. Durkee, Npryin Green, j. Harker,
%. ID. Morgan. Augustus Scheil, nv. *.
Thorn, G. Yand erbilt, and Frank " ork. st.
RIor ATA RAcE.couhsE.
New YeRR, October il. "A riot occurred
to-day at the Westchester county Driving
Park, in which four persons were severely
and several slightly wounded.
STABLE AND HORSES BURNED.
New YORK, October 13.-P. Dennigan's
stables, together with ten horses, were
burned last night.