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Opera Boufie-" Marjoiaiue."

Mile. Aimee and her clever corps oi French
mcrrymakers sigualize their removal 10 the
Broadway Theatre tomorrow night by the pro-
duction Of Lecocqs new opera La Marco
laine." 1t is not 50 long since that the perform
ancc Of a new opera bouiie was oi sufficient im-
portauce to elicit columns Of description Of plot
and criticism OF music. The earlier works 81
OGenbach aud Herve furnished melOdie themes
To- all the minstrel companies. the or'h'-trps.
the martial bands. thu variety shows. amt the
burlcsquc troupeS. Since the cumWtilDn OF
MIR. Sankcy. however. these people nave r9nr
altogether To- the chastr warhlinE Ot revival dit
tie- and The Sweet BY and BY" Is now an in
cviiabe part Of Nrhuckle'- and end mans p"r-
Torrance. La Marlolain". being stuffed with
ear-tckling numbers may rrviv"ih" popular IN
terc-t in houic-and the story-w"N. II L. only
necessary to say that the story opens with % VII
lapc contest for the uriyo of Vstur. AN enormous
medallion. and the competitors are siri- under
~. all Of whom are expected 60 prove tlsir Nir-
tue. II il obvious that in order toeNcitr poIu-
lar interest. this is quite enough u the plot for
the present We may Boz sure. though. that
Nile. Aimee will demonstrate. in her own sweet
Puritan way. the immaculate character No less
than the ehullient disposition OF The sweet
MarlOIum.'
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THE HfRDSHII'S or IN EASTERN VAR.
Russian Hospitals Ovcrcrowded with Wound
ed-A Lack of surgeons and Care.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Times in leading
article says: The end Of the campaign must
be near and il promises TO present something
like a drawn battle. Formally or informally the
Powers will then. no doubt. attempt TO avert the
necessity Of another campaign by tho aid OF
diplomacy"
A Bucharest despatch says: " The tremen-
dous number Of wounded from Pleyna has
ovcrcrowded the Russian hospitals and much
suffering il experienced hy III" wounded in
transit 90 Russia in oou-cqucn 'H II Insult ri"nt
accommodations and OF the deficiency Of sur
geons and drcssrrs.
Snow has censed falling In the Balkans hut
heavy rains have flooded tho plains OF Sofia
and Orkani.
Part OF tho Turkish troops in BOSNIA have
been ordered TO proceed III the direction Of
Mosiar. the capital e Herzegovina. and tho re-
mAindrr 10 the Srryian frontier.
The Minister Of War has concluded contract
with some large Seryian firms for .viotunlliug
An Athens sratch says; Gree'e has sent
a fresh despatch To her representative ~ Lon
don relative TO her attitude. VI Tr!coupis. the
Greek Minister for Foreign Anuirs. in this de-
spatch points out that neither intimidation nor
"A coup de- HdUis against Greece can suppress
Hellenism. An unjust attack against Greece by
the Porto would infallihly cause an insurrec-
ton OF the entire Hellenic people.
The Times. though II strongly mpathizes
with Russ a. prints the following under prom
inent heading:
PRUDENT crsTKosirr.
Rv Tclcsranlt
From our Special ture>I onieut'
have received strict orders tan, Russian Gel
erAl lest he should he killed or disabled anl replaced.
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FOOTLIGHT ~ ISLES.

They kocp on playing our Boys" in London
nom year 10 year
concert extraordinary will be given at Gil
Stanley McKcnna has been added to the list
Of successful pla> "usht>
Maggie Mitchell appears in Brooklyn this
week az the PARK Theatre.
Mr.. Sothern continues 10 play the Crushed
Tra.rtiau' al ihe PARK Theatre.
Mr.. Geo. Everett exhibits his automaton at the
Grand Opera ilHus ih.s cNt uin-
"M.chae! Siroson' with Mabel Jordan and
George Wadron j. sul offered at tie Lyccum
THE D9ntss m ,s Ire sees s,i i2inishi and
THE Mighty Dollar will be revived by the
Forcuces NJ III Eagle Theatre tomorrow evening.
Harrssn Hart hsye mat s q q i Of
Comiquo
VI. Durand opens his. French season at the
Twcn third street opera House w the l21A with Les
Mime Anna Bishop has been Kissed in Lon
don iten that however, viii probably not discourage
tins iudomita0e woman.
\ grand organ recital will be- given tonight
Mr. Henry u Thunder. crsamst
Aproposition has been made by VEL kpown
Lon On 10 play III Julius Caesar
Fanny Davenport will make her reeappeear,-
which i said to be London success
How Do Iqg Like Herr is the ttlG Of
night Hsevidenily IRON the French.
The speaking telephone is still on exhibition
service OF visitors without extra charge
Broken Vows " is the tide Of Mr.. Hart Jack
sons play produced m Nashiiston ANA halhno'e bf
A Serga o eo ianirS a nte d ts hi, avn
t. rr.oit va, never better supplied with rare ami euri
ou. animal, than At proseut
The Hon. 7. T. Barnum takes kindly, 20 the
New Amer,an M.seum ~ lht h.MtiN M,n d. ~ ~ u
VAN "A line colieouonoi views.
Ths A ai rom SR Eao 9Qu' eoRpany m2ys TO-
IS Leo Ei n| 5acra La Na@oas ' " '''' ''-''
Bryants Mn-trel15 oficr nsw hin for tho
oiyr s5.d nG,, and iieiiS ol iaar,y.
Heller VII begin MS enisrianmc,nts n B9 g.
months. joseph II rooker Is the manager
| DR.. l.. Damrosch has been invited 70 give q
serie, ol ,suEhon> matinee, on ,u.rr,-i'' SATURDAY
shortls publish IN, plan. about these concerts.
The ilr,' CqopeE institute di@c enter'alg3-
luke IN Thursday cyenlns O,t Inc, cut,ituum, IL
TO be continued on every Thursday evening Tor on'
Mr.. John T. Raymond comes slowly dowr
have been nisnoner nn,ne turned ont what tue Xnn
ascr, caN y dead certainty '-ulcamus "a live cf,h
| penny
Tony Pastors Theatre will remain elosed,dgr
open ~ Aonday oct with .ony Paste and h. min
troupe. who return here alter an absence VI scv.i
months
Mr.. Frank Bangs. a well-Enown actor Of grea
innnl.vn,e nne nln n'i b r' P,r Ia"t, Br,o m
der's Trust"
Fryer's Wagner ond Moyerboer Operate RS
orlin.latoli, Is u,e worst u'ie pr ir,ehpp- ,cr
man opera thai was ey'r hcard pens a, fnsa'lpn
The Wagner end OF The nom, wii appear in RynA'
This is The way Mss DaYnp,9rt affected th
mt 6s-sG a nyr aa he o Mg r EEK Al I
tI i
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AUTHORIZATIONS. sept 10
SIS Con Barnes. Checseman. savannah
= cav ut kiehuoud, Lo4ch. Liverpool sept 10 ana
Qurt n.tlwu 2lst
;. Wisconsin, Forsyth, Liverpool Sept TO- and queens
town 10Th.
Egypt. Grosan. Liverpool Sept 10. and Queenstown
2Ufh.
:, Celtic Gleaicn. Liverpool Sept 20 and Queenstown
2Isi
Efficient, Cummings, sIessna Aug u. and Gibraltar
srp'~
= Richmond. Kelly. Loves Del
- Brrmua-. Ansrose, st johns, b. sept ~. ana
Haitian. y :. .{th.
= EloanN ra. Johnson. Portland
= Durl,y. CLARK. tardlN
Barn HeNe. Olsen. lluilue.
Bark Antwerp. topp. Ipswich.
BARK James Bcaxicy. scahournc, Calcutta
Bark Coutc GEN ~Klparv. 'Osuleh. Marseillea
BARK DIroomo ilgura. OnetO. 'ivlttg NeecLiA
Bark Suitana Mu-hcr. windsor y ..
Bark El-iI. Turner Dublin
Bark success. blse n. Boston.
Rlrk Golden Fleece. Armstrong. Guaieloups.
BTis William N PARIS. Midget. New Haven.
ALAu N
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The Rev. George II. Hepworth arrived in the
steamship Egypt yesterday.
Rarus in the trot in Fleetwood Park on Fri
day took the second heat m lti. INSTEAD VI l6
The Albany day boats have not Withdrawn.
They will probably run unul the middle uf october
James Sanderson, recently an eXhortcr in tho
Gospel Tent caught stealing pair OF boots in Wal
liam Browns store at G27 Eighth avenue yesterday.
Mr. J. A. Bendal OF the mistlt carpet store at
2 Fulton has leased the large store DINING his
present wareTooms " make Tor increasing business
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rARNSHAw ONG-On Ncdne Gay. sept 70 az
zion church, u u.- Ferry, W Gle rector the kev GEO
II Reese Aired lnru~law NJ Ihiulc Pima 10 Alice H.,
YOUNG u dAu-h'rrui l. B strong. l.i
LASE-otERroN in Grc,npott L. !. on Saturday,
Brook vn g. Vi. Marianut o,rrtou Of thar place
LluN-NiEks -nu We incsiAt, Seli 70. ~ Mum
Rev MI nauucr. John Charles Lyon II sew York -
Miss Amy l. daughter uf David Myers Esq.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Chancellor Williamson. Chairman of the Dem
oeTauc State Convention Of Sew JERSEY, I'D, appointed
the following State Central Committee At Larfc-
Abraham Browning, CWdent Jacob Nanaul. Mons
county First Cungfcs-iunt u 'f-Mniu. II StrlNu
VI Salem. Second D'suot-nUr'tD hi"om q N,f
Ger Tara Dlsfrct-J Iscph ". Yates II th a. Fourth
Disrict-Iohu &. Durham o llunterdon fiih DISTINCT
Nathaniel Townsend Vi Fasalc Sixth distinct Inward
nan ui
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LoNpoN. sept. 29-Gen, Grant and party ar
rived IN leamln-ton, warwick, to-day. The Mayor c'
the town cxicndod IL hcnrtv welcome Gen Grant saii
II Wus % -rcat ra-urr o. u 90 visit tine town
lie spoke o the relations between Entnl and America.
ami said he looked forward 20 tu,ll tu- hand ma hand
honorable rivals lu producing what - necessary Tor
The eomiort and sunuOrL v lnAm
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Suslnrss auiltts.


Dy.ina and Cieaning.-Thc Empire Dyeing and
Cleaning Company cAll tor AMI deliver goods Work sur.
ia ,scd Onccs. 49, broadway. near 22d u isj
6tI a, ueAr ian it. 30 eih ay, near -4tA a.; Ross
more Hotel, broadway and 44i Il
The United States Government. to protect
the public to-u~ iafr~ issued letters patent 20
J. BtNuAiI 90 fhr Nisft Carpet Emporium. III Fulton
81 Sew York ~ whom granted the exclusive right 10
use the words Mlsht Carpets ~ Il trade mark.
"Uouse and Home for october contains valuable
Information concerning house furnishing and iul eN-
pncauou to GEORGL A. CLARKE. AZ Broadway.
brain Food, Botanical Extract, strengthens the
nriu Positive remedy tor weak ned forces and ini-
macy is;h and ist av, New YORK send Tor circular
brain Food Is sold by Hudnut Herald Buildings
CasweA Massey, 2atii IT, ana broadway
Boots and shoes-ror fan and winter wear sod
EG0kSE FERRIS son, 81 Nassau 81
Monks Tamnrind Troehes-A fruit preparation
for all disorders ~ suuu-.4AuuNe, cooling AND re.
treshing. AL dIussist>
Rupture cured by Dr. Marsh's Radical Cure
Iru,s only .u~e. Nesey 81, Asor House. opposite -
Pauls Church.
The Triumph Truss Co.. 1871 Bowery, y. T..
and l3l5 Gu, shut 81, fna cure all ogns u rupture
Why Hesitate t-Your uci.nhor tells YOU HoL-
MAN PAD cured has entire family Of the Nh!As
-
The Sir Elastic Truss sold ouiy hy Elastic Truss Co.
els Broadway permanently cures severest ruptures
The Best Remedy for thiidren while Teeth
ing is Mrs. WINSTON u|'il4u- syrup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

The mnlarial foyer still prevails tp an alarm
inr extent ma fM.hWr, butDn Kills. and RtNeu.wo,ai.
In the town linshlut alone lt"p ca,rsrNsL In As.
tura han Oh the policemen ARE sick With lever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30
lord Mayor orLondon.
Tho Thermometer III New York Ye.erda

1.oNpoN, sept. 2o-Thomas S'amhler Owicn.
Esq. X. a. Alderman Tor tic Ward ot bishUpssate,
wAstO-day eleD ted Lord Mayor a. london
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Among the passengers IN the steamship Wis
cousin yesterday were 49, Mormons IRON Enslnld. Scot
land Denmark, and Norway They left with Elder Park
Tor salt Lake city in the evening.
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JOTTINGS 1BOUT TOWN

Northeastcrly winds. possibly shifting TO
southtry warmer clear or paTty cloudy weather. with
stationary or lower pressure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

The development OF gases in the stomach.
which cause heartburn and collie is result VI ndlges-
Obyate the difficulty with MIX VI Magnesa ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

On Monday morning the New York Elevated
Railroad Will ,lu running twice A. many they
nov do be"seu the hours Vi and 10 A. NJ, aud 81. and
Z o'clock r. NJ.
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MARINE INTI.LLIGE-NCE

nf~t,rrRg AtNASAc-fHis pAr -
sun rises. iu sun sets ~ NOei rises IL 10
HiGu wArrN-rnls DAY.
Sandy Hook. IL Gov Island. vs. w. ell Sate.. 10
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Bishop Corrigan has ordered Father Kerwin
o. The GdtenDcrs Cathoc church 70 mlor. 10 81 RAJ
Willingly obey lie intends 10 carry his case On appea! 10
tie Cardinal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Asubject Of universal remark-the elegant
styles OF Rentlemen's clothing brought out By
psvun d Co.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Influenza cured by that standard remedy-DE,
WistaI's BAlsAm oi WA ClsTEy.-Aas.
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Dy.ing and Cicaning.-Thc Empire Dyeing and
Cleaning Company cni tor AMI deliver goods WORK sur
ia .scd s. none Offices sH Broadway. near 2.l Il; i
dth a, near IAN IT.. 27t sih ay near 44tA 81 Ross
more Hotel BrOadway and i2d -
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Srrrinl Moiitts.
FIRE INsUKANCE.
THE oERMAN.ANrrlcAv INSURANCE co.

THE GERMAN.AMER1CAN INSURANCE co.
OF NEw YORK
sollcs the attention of Property owners Householders
storckoepers. and others seeking reliable protection
from Fire Losses TO ts large Accommodations and the
exceptionally favorable character OF its a-sets Aiter
setting aside the sum Of s5147 ~ rs reserve for
policies force and for other liabilities surplus
remains dn addition to ONE MILLION DOLLARS CASH
CAPITAL Of sG5I s3753 Neaily Twelve Hundred rhou.
sand Dollars invested in United States Registered
Bonds Moderate lines accepted desirable property ~
Favorable Rates Office. J79 BROADWAY
Branch Corner i4th a. and 4th nv. and
Offices; u Pearl st., opposite Produce Exchange
SEASIDE IHBtsARy-LA LATEST ISSUES.
N DANIEL DtRONDA. ~ George Elot.......... 20c.
~ MADCAp WOLFE BY William Black ........... 10
- GKlttlTIi GAtN ST BY Charles ioadc .......4 lpc.
Il. NtSrHfSS AND MAID Dy Miss Muloek....... loo.
10 THE NEW MAGDALEN. Bv Nilkie Collns......i 10.
IS THE Fur NrRE. Bv Jules Verne ........lUe.
For sale by ncwslealers and scut postpaid rcceps
nj ~ cent, su-c numbers aud % cents tor Double
Numhcts by GEORGE MUNRO. - Boekinan St. n y
FAMILY MxDICLN E.--t Sc iiyatrs Lille Bal
sam. the odd purifier Hnd curative. ~ AT tunes rchaDe
combines merit with safety III ihcumnusm. yout, Neu
rugia. Scrofnla, &c sod by druggists Depot 2to
Grand ST. New York.
"OLD GROW"
and "Bumrarincr" VIRGINIA Rye Wh-keys. unrivaled
he past halt century, the finest IA the world H. B.
KIRK 60. q, Fulton a. nud ia Broadway.
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The United State. Government. to protect
the public tu-u~ 100 iAflr~ issued letters patent 90
A BENuALL 90 the Mi.ft Carpet Emporium. IL fiton
- New York ~ whom granted the exclusive rsht 10
use the words Mlsit carpets ~ u trade marx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

The Triumph Truss Co.. 1871 Uowery, y. T.,
anl ll5 Cs stnu. " IA cure AL lullns " Iaptare
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llrIu ilublltations.

NEW MASONIC HOOK, lust issued, Annotated
~ Constitution Iruud Lodge Strc ~ NfW YORK. by ".
W John W stmons. Y q. NJ In cloth. ~ mo. ~ cent?.
tuck 75c This work ISL compei, wade n.cuin Of lu-
risurudeucc sent hy mail prepaid receipt Of prics.
Masonic Publishing Co. 100 Broadway, \. \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Hrnin Food Is sold by Hudnut, Herald Building;
CasWeA Massey. 18TH IT. aud Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Boots md shocs-ror fan and winter wear; good
wearlus vAss iftu. with .ffc uNl luw lurc confined
EtGkNE FERRIS a son. 81 Nassau st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Rupture cured by Dr. Narsh's Radical Cure
Trus only of~e Nescy 81. Asor House, opposite -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Monks Tamnrind Troches-A fruit preparation
an disorders at atun-1AauNe, cooling AND re-
tTeshing. AL druggists
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MILiErID.

ini NJ ne "e't NJ sWi%Slu"S 1870 N,ris
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

Why Hesitate f-Yaur uci.uhor tells YOU HOL-
MAN ; PAD cured h.s entire family Of the ChlAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

FURNITURE AND CARPETs-Great reduction In
prices, weekly monthly payments taken send Tor
illustrated price list Cowperhwairs. loS aud l57
Chatham gt-Aap
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-30

The SIX Elastic Truss sold oui, by Elastic Truss Co
els Broadway. permanently cures seYerest ruptures
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-08
Timber Growing.

There are. We think. says the Atcbison
Champion. o few States in the Union
which are growing more timber than they
destroy. Among these we are glad to be-
lieve that Kansas may be ranked, as well
as Nebraska, and probably Illinois and
Iowa. The people of Kansas have given
much attention to tree planting during the
past five or ten years, and we hope this ex-
cellent work will continue for many years
to come. 1t Is tine most profitable business
in which any land owner can engage.
There is certainly far more timber in Kan
sas now than there was ten years ago.
Then one could travel for days over tree
less prairies. where now groves covering
from an acre to ten acres are seen on every
hand.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-08
Kansas Cheek.

Kansas is fertile in resources. The fol-
loving extract closes an able article In the
New York Evangelist. from the pen Of a
gifted lady correspondent At Topeka:
It has been said that Kansas raises
better crop of impudence to the acre than
any other State, and the same is true of
her hopefulness- There is a self-assertive
vigor in her very air. and whether the Kan
san perambulates Broadway or Chestnut
street. or sits with his feet on Senatorial
desk in Washington. or cooks his steak in
aug -out on the prairie, you will find him
serenely looking in the face of fate. work.
ing for and expecting the world to empty
its Golfers in his hat.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-08

Sheriff Winstead paid Dodge City an
official visit last week. and succsded in
bringing back to the owners span of hor-
ses that had been stolen from farmer on
Blood creek. He was not successful IN
finding the thieves. from the comparative
eass with which escb party could prove
his innocence. The sheriff however deter
mined to SPOT his man, and ere long We
will hear of one of Dodge's citizens taking
up his abode in the Bend-iaiL The farmer
whose team and wagon were stolen last
Saturday during the excitement of the IRE.
found his horses and wagons in Dodge.
also. but failed to apprehend the thieves.
Verify. that must be . good city TO dodge
to. when you have appropriated" your
innocence. Bend Democrat.
Yea. verify; Great Bends thieves are
sleek. slippery dodgers.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-08
The Scientific American.

The Scientific American is large
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Language. free from technical terms, illus
ted with engravings, and SO arranged as
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can and Foreign Patents, and have the
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Terms Of the Scientific American. q 90
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81 Park Row, New York.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-08
The American Agriculturist.

Every bod's paper the best and cheapest
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village and country-full Of PLAN. practi-
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Every volume contains $50 to GO original
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-08

A few cases of black leg among cattle IN
Richland township, Harvey county, says
the Newton kansan, is reported, and the
be well for persots having cures for the
same TO have them published at once. A.
II. McLa,n informs us that he has cured il
by bleeding The leg in several places. and
thea band aging salt to II.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-08
THE COMMONWEALTH

The proprletors of the Topeka COMMON
WEALTH announce their prospectus for the
year 1873. lney will continue to acs upon
newspaper Is to give the news, and DO
pains or expense will be spared in secur-
ing the largest and fullest intelligence
from all quarters. particular reference be-
ing had at all times 10 matters in which
Kansas readers are directly and chiefly
concerned. Our location gives us unsur-
passed facilities for gathering fresh and
reliable facts relating TO State affairs; and
We have correspondents at all the principal
towns south and west Of us. We shall also
as heretofore. pay special attention to the
collection of news from our State eXch An
ges. and shall aim IN short, to give = sue
cinct oaiiy HISTORY of the politics. indus
Try gad general moral and material pro
gress of Kansas.
In our editorial dealings with the vital
issues of the times, we shall continue to
fly the Republican flag. without crease or
stain. We believe that the safety and
welfare of the country depend upon prin-
cipies, and NOT men-upon justice. and not
iugeiery. We believe IL was tho loyalisis,
and not the rebels, that came OF victors
in tho late civil war, and that peace and
prosperity are TO DO preserved and promo
ted by keeping the faith TO which We arc
Indebtcd for preserved Union and the
eNtirpation of the curse and blight of sla-
very.
In State politics we shall treat all men
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