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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-25

Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder etc. sIways
unpleasant, and st times they become the most dis
sressing ard dangerous diseases that eaa st the hu
man system. Most diseases Of the kidneys arise rom
impurities In the blood, causing hrors which settle
on these parts. vEGETINE exceis any known RENE
dy In the whole world for cleansing and Purifying the
blood thereby canning healthy scsic6 10 ell tie
gans Of the body.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-25
vEGETINE
Is acknowledged by all classes Of peo-
ple to be the Best and Most Relia-
bic Blood Purifier in the World.
CURED NE.

- IsocHEsfEk,SOv< z Isse.
H. T. STEVENS. Esq:
Dedr SJrI have suffered for the las. three four
years with Liver Complaint ald kidney troubles.
dotors for long time but he did not help
My friends all thought would not recover. Ibegan
using the vEGETINE and realized good effect from IL
right sway had taken hut three bottles before ]
Was much better. l continued taking few bottles
more. and now truly say am enjoying the best
of health. have given IL 10 my little daughter with
great success. Since II has done much good l
have ended IL several, and they have all
been greatly benefited by It's uec. Respectfully.
J. C. SMITH. u S. Fraacis Street
Place OF business, . West Avease-
Mr. Smith IL q well-known dealer In stoves and s..-
ware, for many years in business in Hoehesfd6.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-25

An exchange says, SAN Albany
man who used to live on 10 cents day,
died wealthy He may have died
wealthy, but we will bet money he didn't
die fat.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-25

fullest capacity. Mr.. Richmond calls
his invention the electrO-hydro tele-
phone"
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the notion that he has "solvcd problems"
he would not invite the hostile criticism
which his assumptions are sure to bring
upon him from gcographcrs, who VIII not
SEQ injustice done to the memory of mon
who arc no longer alive to defend their own
laurcls, merely because two newspapers are
pccuniarily Interested in magnifying the cx-
plots of their correspondents
Mr. STANLEY talks Of working around to-
his Alexandra Nyanza from the western
shore OF Tunganyika We sincerely hope he
will abandon this project for the far moro
important one Of following the Congo from
Nganwt to it, mouth. He will gain no
credit by visiting any number OF little lakes
out Of which allucnts How into the Victoria
Nyanza; and he will only take the rank
which the Times and HodH have 50 prema-
turcly bestowed upon him after an achieve
mcnt such as this of the Congo Then, but
not till then, can we place him ON an
equality "A an African explorer with Llv-
INGsrONE, SrEKE, and CAMERON.
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TPfI, ETECYROSCOpL.
IL this Marvel 80 hc tfs NcS' Achievement OF
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The present Administration must not be
charged with mgratltudr.
-Four votes were stolen from TILpTN in
FLORIDA, and turned over 10 HAYES by the
Returning Board Of that State. We havoal-
ready reported the fact that the chief oftho-e
ra-cals SAMUEL Il. McLIN has hconappoint-
ed Associate Justice in New Mexico, as a
recognition Of his services A. this place is
under the department Of which Gen DEvrNs
Is the head, who was n judge himself, #
good rcputn. ana ought 10 know the qualili-
cations for such n trust it becomes him 10
explain whether he recommended thi. APP
pontmcnt, or only obeycd the Fraudulent
Presidents order in making It.
But however that may hc, the Hon. MADI-
son WELLS Of Louisiana will be checred by
such a beautiful illustration Of civil service
reform. Thus far, he has not received his re-
ward, owing to the unsettled condition of the
State Of his residence; but he still expresses
the utmost confidence in HAYES who entcr-
tanned him handsomely at the White House,
and spoke admlringlNof his lortlude under
difficulties. Ton ANDERSON, his patriotic
colleague Of the Returning Board is an APP
pllcaut for the COllcctur-iip of New Orleans,
aud lshackcd for itby the Fraudulent Socrc-
taly of the Treasury, who was an eye Wit
ness of his achievements in transferring
Louisiana from TlLDEN to HAYES,
The two mulatto conIcdcratcs on tho
Board, CA-ENAvE and KFNNFR, will doubt
less he provided for IN good time, a- repre-
~cniaiiyos of thoir rAcc. Complaint is made
that HAZE, doe, mot more quickly and at
once take c1r'of tine faithful who couutcl
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StVBEtVS.


J'ro- nrd -'Hfon anl jim Lo0u, .N.I soun i,.,..
toc.H,ctt is ..o., mirbct u.rc
Tho eldest son 81 the Emperor rr.rt4
Joseph. mc Arhiu'' relaiIh Jo.oih Is t.t. ~,
throH-h France ml itiy rner''c name OF ui. G. "a
/ dEl,.t.in
At the station hou-r in Wai.r'r.v.
/ Conn. they have Wccumc m0t, o,cruc ,rir.r.,
to thr cells uusMAhu4 it pleasant .tl homeU.c. ia
occupants.
The virginia Legislature Is disru-s,h.
the pf. oson SO tv liquor .tpn. go fine rate ,i nd,
ceui ou every dr.H, snI r.rhl.. ti.. iirt.I.. WIN
/ Dc required 700 u.o irl nHnei..
Communication. latn been exchanged
uotwoan uie cardinal socr. ar, of uc pope .Iii H.
CUuit of Russia. tcuiu-, 10. many believe. g.. ..i,
IT.. iiy.ciatoushotocont lc Nati. go and tho .r
Tho rude fprcs of IN a lik, Motion
amounts. i'i certain political rViscn.le- tog.uul .
wetN men lhs Hay. tfcInptl.ls l.rolnt' .tnl .n
su'rtub o. The man from Ohio wa, not mate t.'
with Boincrsc.
Tho members OF the Chinese Emw-4v
wc-e charmed wiii NJ .lun ru.nut .viN woO,. Nv
In Llion II il probable they wouii have d.. 's.al
es.enthn'ii.m hat no' isnoHnc. OF the lanl'-. r-.
vented their appreciation of passing cihman's c rs:
"LooN Gro, Bi here. tl the images broke lo,l. M
aconilns out Tor walk %
Capt. Bovton has respectfully decline, ~
swim across to straits of Me..ins having i.,l .rn.
IDENTIFY deferred the by good authorc, 900 thp
matter who ray that hc would be- most likely toD n-
ter shoals oi doI-hsh while crossing The King OF ffi,
has conferred upon him the Cross OF CayAAerol Ms
! order of the Grown of Italy
The Paris MopiteW and the LiJ.fi IN.
n0uncc the death Mile Aimee of opera houa. .iut . q
tAc strength ann0uuOcn, 100 nn unnim OBJ Ailr.
paper The death wa. lur. they state. tut IllNlv
1ccit 10 in the Far West ~ which the ict. iil "a
arrived After mentioning Mile. Auuec's vas.ou. up.
pcarancos in Par. they give her az, a-37.
William Dclahanty. who murdered his
hrothcrinlaw forty -FOUR agon >tonoc,ry frorf
] n col or ID n fril A
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second place by this bargain between his
representatives and JonN YoUNG Blown
and senator GoRDoN as the representatives
of the southern Democrats. Tho Democrats
performed their pant OF the agreement
promptly; hut as yet HAYES has not per-
formed his
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The Salt Lake HcrdM OF March %. which
contains the ncws Of LEES execution has an
editorial article upon that subject which ae-
quires interest from the fact that the Her1d iH n
Mormon organ. and is understood to reflect the
views Of BRIGHAM YoUNG. 1t says that from ts
knowledge Of public opinion in Utah. it l. sat
isilcd that the execution Of LEE has caused JOY
rather than sorrow to large portion IF tho
people Of the Territory. for the renson that his
crime has been dark shadow thrown over the
fair name OF the people: and it Indignantly re-
pudates the idea that the Mormons is n COM
munity 0ras church organization. are respon-
sihle for crime which they hook upon with
adherence II further says that justice might
have ovortaken LEE much sooner than It dii if
the officers of the law had sought it, execution
upon the guilty only, instead Of trying 20 sad lie
the crime upon the whole people. and csuc-
cially upon those hieh in authority in the
church hut that, failing to find any evidence TO
justify in court Of justice their wholesale
charges, they preferred to let the guilty 20 un-
punished rather than have the truth known.
Since LEES execution. Efforts have been made
10 show that the Mountain Meadow massacre
was brought about by orders from BRIGHAM
louNG. but the weight of evidence is TO the
eject that the Prophet knew nothing of that
crime until IT had boon accomplished. and that
when II came to his knowledge he was greatly
distressed. St.ll the fact remains that for many
years after the preparation II the murders he
took No IA assures To expose and punish the men
who were ongaged in one Of the most bloody
and fearful outragcs ever committed on this
cuntinr mt. though all the circumstances Of tho
crime must have been fully known Ia him.
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OF 1875. But in 1876. when his own rrctcnsions to
take poss ossionofun onl e to which he never WIS
elected were at stake. MS also those of the Ohio
politician who usurrs the offir' Of President
not only WHEELER. hui IlcARand FRYE likewise
insisted that it was entirely legal AMI proper
for that board to commit still moro fagrant
violations of law than those which they 50
strongly denounced when they thought it w'-
for their interest to do So And thes" men,
HAYES ana WHEELER. actually have the cfrront-
cry 10 expect the American people to arknowl-
edge the validity Of their tito to tho Offices
which they have succeeded in capturing by
such detcstablc means.
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II having been asserted in somc Of the
newspapers that STANLEY MATTHEWS. the gen
tlcman Of variable politics who has recently
been elected Senator from Ohio. Is "A broiher-in-
law Of the spurious Administration. the Chicago
Inter- ocean has undertaken 10 st the matter
straight. According to that authority. Gov.
HAYES married Miss Weld. daughter of DR..
WEBD Of Chllicothc Senator MATTHEWS mar
ried Miss BLACK Of Tennessee DR.. JOSEPH
WEBB, the brother Of Mrs HAYES. married a
sister Of Senator MATTHEWS. Thus il seem4
that HAYES and MATTHEWS are both brothers
in-law Of DR.. WEDB. hut neither IS brothcr-in-
law TO the other. Sull. the relationship appears
TO be close enough for all practical purposes. as
was shown when MATHEWS gave pledges t.
the southern Democrats regarding the policy
which the brothcr-in-aw to his hrother-in-law
would pursue in relation TO Louisiana and
South Carolina.
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The daily reports from Washington inform
Us that Mr. BLAISE IT Maine follows closely on
the heels Of Mr.. MoEroN at the White House.
and is usually on hani after Cabinet meeting
10 oflcr advice or b. recommend an appointment.
The speech into which he was betrayed by
youthful inlis"rction has been forgiven. and
he now -o' Is 10y works Of repentance t. prove
his loyalty and 10 accept the situation. Since
Bon INcERsoLL has been made chaplain to
the Fraudulent President. everything works
smo lthy with tho cnterprising senator from
Maine. who. after praycrful reflection. has
rca he'd thu conclusion that h. WAS mistaken in
a--aihne the man who runs tho machine. and
appoints a round hun irod thousand patriots 10
Oilire who run the Conventions.
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IOI Int mOmCnJ Ilc IIOsJ ms IInUTONtT
The condition 81 the most abomnablc streets Of
the city II was disgusting. before it came. b.
pass through the lower parts Of Thompson,
Washington. and Greenwich streets, or
through Morris, Thames. md Baxter
streets. or through Mulberry and Crosby streets.
or through portions of Mott Elizabeth. and
Hester streets. Tho effect OF II warm day upon
tho masses Of foul matter now temporarily har-
dened in these streets will be death to many
people who live in them.
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Fortunately for all concerned, the princi-
pal heir Of Commodore VANDERBILT prevented
litigation over the will that bcqueathcd him the
greater part Of the Commodorcs property; and
now this heir has shown himself possessed of
his fathers promptitudc in carrying cut the
forms Of tho cnnrrnmise agreel upOn.
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from thcir homes, places Of business. and
familiar haumts. and cannot be found for
weeks. months. or years. II they are over found.
A few Of these cases are reported elsewhere
in TnE sun, and some Of them are very strange
in1pn1
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This years Supply bill leaves the Assem-
bly, with less Iohbcry than usual in it. thanks to
the vigilance II some Of those having it in
charge and the new powers Of the Governor in
the matter # v'toing. Probably Il majority Of
the members had their li,tc private local axes
ready io prolu.e; some were atually produced;
but It WAS not good day for axe grinding The
only now item added was ono Of $50 for a
fence around one of WAsnlNGroN's hcadquar-
10
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The venerable TAFT, who turned the
army over 10 the command Of HIS deputy mar
shals and furnished opinions 10y tho rcam 10
elect HAYES feels that he has been badly treated
and gives voice to his resentment from Cincin-
natl. He claims that h" mad beon promised the
Mornoy-Cenerls place. as % reward for his
sacrifices during the campaign. but was cast
aside through the innuenar of JONI SHERMAN
who sellSlly thrust himself into the Cabinet
Failing at Washington he rushed Ia Columbus
with his wounded feelings. expecting. nj
Last, 20 lr made senator. But there was no
balm IN Gilead for him. Patronage conquered
Tho Legislature. anil STANLEY MArruEws. Tom
sCorrs agent and attorney, was chosen over his
heal 10 represent the Texas Paeihc Job in the
senate Father TAFT now thinks the party is
on ih" high road 90 p'rliti y. and that HAYES l.
tn worst sort II failure. besides being a
fraud This opinion is likely TO nnl more
favor than any he ever published as Attorney
General.
W. have friendly regard for tho ancient
TAFT. notwithstanding his bad law and his
shocking opinions. II the Fraudulent Admin
istraton Will not take pity on the poor Did man.
AMI provide for his wants. then there must be a
national subscription To- -end him 70 Europe
With GRANT. They both will shine at court. and
are calculated by their graceS and culture and
refined habits To- make grand impression on
tho crowned heads II the old World. Ii MILLER.
STRONG. and BRADLEY could 70 with them, the
group would 10 perfect
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Mrs STANTON, Miss ANTHONY, and others
who have SO long been striving Tor women's
rights, will rejoice with the President Of the
Society Of Mechanics and Tradcsmcn in the
successful founding Of the Apprentices Ii
brnrys new free evening schools for women
who wish 10 b. instructed in The art u drawing
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WENDELL PnILLIpss culogy Of JONI
SHERMAN has truth in it. lie entered Con-
gross poor and left II rich" Unlike the tabled
WAGNER. JoHN never called on HERCULES, but
always put his own shoulder to the wheel.
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The instruction in Japan would not en-
danger the Mikalos throne. oven though ii
were far moro formi liable than II is Il is not
directed against him. II Is u reactionary move
ment against his pr sent Ministry, and in OPP
position 20 the changes so actively carried out
in the direction of European civilization. It's
instigator. the old politician SHIMADzu SABURo,
has been a mnlcon,'nt ever since the Tycoon
was deposed and the power Of the daimos
hrnknn.
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The Republicans boasted loudly over the
results at the rrsnt New Hampshire election
the day following the event. They claimed T.
have carried not only their Governor and "A
lnrsn majority of the Legislature, but the three
m'mhor- II Congress IN the place OF the Two
Democrats and one RopuhliSl II the last
House. Moro complete returns soon ahatnd
th'-' oscillations. especially In regard % Cone
;r.--m'u; and it finally turned ont that tn.
Democrats had reelected JOINS IN the First Dis
init
In truth, notwithstanding the di-'oura,ins
conditions under which the Dnmo rats fought
thc battle this SPRING. they made "a handsome
sain oyer tho vote of last fan. HAYES then re-
ceNnd Al SO votes, and TrLDrN $500. giving
th" former "a maiori, $780, At tho recent
ell 'tln thu three Republican cuydilatos for
Congress obtained 3l,72s yutos. and the thrce
Demo ratio canlilats 37.Gis, leaving 10 the
Republicans maiortyof 2.uSo. This is rcluo-
INK tn Republican majority II last fan hy $50
This puts an 'ther face on the affair; and with
thecomplcle returns before them, the Republic
cans are now naturally silent
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II Is singular fact that one Of the most
forcihlo denuneiations II tho vilanous Louis
lana Returning Board that has ever been made
Is To h' found in the report of HoAR WHEELER.
and FRYE, the subcommittee Of the House II
Representatives which patchedup the notorious
WHEELER compromise. The board which stole
the ol"tora vote Of Louisiana for HAYES ana
WHEELER consisted Of WELLS, ANDERSON, CAS-
ENAvH, an kENNrR, the sumo ras MS who per-
poirat'l the frauds by which n Democratic
Legislature was counted ont in 1874. After am
Investigation Of this ease. mHdo in NV or
leans, lloAK. WHEELER and FRYE were CONF
p"ll"i 20 Init the lllngalty Of the course taken
hythoir political frienls. In gard to this the
committee reported as follows.
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The other letter, which MATTHEWS had
written, and which was signed 10y both
MATTHEWS and FOSTER ran II, follows:


WAsHiN5roN CITY Feb 81. 1871.
GrNTLFMfN l'f"rrins o. the c.uNrr- ri n
with you yesterday IN which CIV. IAYE9's I..l-
is ny g. ths status II certain S1ufi .lu St.t
was d.- U.s. 4, !, wclr-ii, I" sy Qnt w. ~ az;
our great desire o. hay himHl lltsurA % policy
n Will give o. ~" people ot the States az South
thclr own Affairs lu their own way. SUBJECT only
Z the Constitution Ji the United STAT -. and the
lnWs madr IA pursuant" thereof. an / tO say fur
thor mat nom an hcquai ntancc with and knnWl-
edge ~ Gov HAYES and his yicS-. we have the
m, COMPLETE confidence that such viii be the
policy y! his Administration.
Respectfully,
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... Ta &. pa'.s'J.'s.D..l- IT, p.-4l I.a, Gin
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-24
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

DELLA A. KINsLEY. Plaintiff, Executrix of
Harris kinsley,
against
JOHN S. BOUCK. ELIZABETH d. BOUCK, WAL
LACE FRANCIS, RICHARDSON VALE, JAMES
WILSON, d. W. C. ROwLEY, UNION SAVINGS
BANK of Cedar Rapids, ID. W. SCOTT s. Co.,
NJ. A. OLDER, WILSON SEWING MACHINE Co.,
GEO. l.. HERRICK, DOUGLASS g. SONS, De
PENDANTS.
In the Circuit Court of Buchanan County, Iowa
October Term A. d. 1877.
To said Defendants:
VOU are hereby notified that on or before
L the LIST day of October A. d. 1877, there will
be on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Buchanan County, Iowa, the pc.
tition of Della A. Kinsley, Executrix of Estate
of Harris Kinsley, deceased, the Plaintiff afOre.
said, claiming of you the sum of Two Thousand
Dollars, as money justly due from John S.
BOuck on a PrOmissOry Note.
Also asking the foreclosure of mortgage
given to secure said Note. on the southeast
quarter of Section Thirty-Two t32) except north
half of northeast quarter of said quarter-sec-
tom, Township Eighty-Nine 1897, Range Nine
(9, west, in Buchanan County, Iowa, Also lots
Four a. and Five 90 in Dadey's addition to the
city of Independence, in Buchanan County.
No personal Judgment against any one but
John S. Bouck asking that the rights of all
others be cut Off,
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend, before noon of the Second
day of the October term of said Circuit Court
of Buchanan County, to be held at Indepen
dence in said County, on the I'D day of Octo
Der A. ID. 1877, default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon and decree
as prayed. LAKE 4 HARMON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
An affidavit of the non-reSidence of the de-
PENDANTS or portion of them in this cause
having been fled it is ordered that this notice
be published in the BUCHANAN COUNTY BULLE
TIN for the time provided by law.
LAKE s. HARMON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
August g. 1877. 3w4
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-24
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
~ Supervisors of Buchanan County, Iowa al
their regular session in June 1877, passed the
following resolution, tO-wit:
WHEREAS, The Board of Supervisors of Blu
chanan County. Iowa, have concluded that it is
necessary for the safety of the records of said
County that there should be erected a tire-proo1
building for the use of the officers of SAID
County, and
WHEREAS, The probable cost of such build
ing will exceed the sum of Five Thousand
($5, 900 Dollars; therefore,
ResOlued, By the Board of Supervisors OF
said County, that the following proposition is
hereby submitted to the electors of said Coun
ty, to be voted upon at the next General Elect
ion, to-wit:
Shall the Board of Supervisors issue the
Bonds of the County In u sum not exceeding
Seven Thousand Five Hundred ($7,5OO) Dollars
to run not exceeding ten years, drawing inter
est not exceeding eight (S) per cent? The funds
to be used in the erection of a tire-proof build
ing to contain the offices of the County Treas
urer, Clerk of Courts Recorder and Auditor.
The form of the vote will be: "Shall Bonds
be issued?" Followed by Eyes" or no." as
the voter may choose.
2w4 d. A. MCLEISH, Co. Auditor.
Dated at Independence, August I'd, 1877.