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9aidbter-D epartsment
Nidrtunb, @d, I. DECEMBER, 1876.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
"CANKER IN rHR BUD.

You watch its development with expsctant 30
licitude-the choice, ex9uisitely moulded bud
which promises to unfold with the early flower.
You perhaps think how it will adorn the draw
ing room vase, and anticipate tho pleasure Of
showing it to your flower loving friends. But
some morning you find its head dropping, its fra
grance fed, and an ugly purple spot ON Que Of
the delicatoy tinted petals. 1t is the poets
"canker in the bud" How often the loathsome
canker blights the cberis shed 'infant blossoms"
in our household gard ens-thOse human buds
which give earnest pro mise of brilliant future.
The noisome canker, 20 long concealed-scrofula
at length reveals its dreaded presence, and to
our bright hopes succeeds the most agonizing
fear, for We know the fatal sequel it portends-
pulmonary consumption. 1t h estimated by en-
inent medical authorities that at least QUE fifth
of mankind are afflicted with this insidious NAL
ady But its ravages are 30 secret, that even its
victims arc unaware of its presence until it sud
denly discloses itself in some of its myriad aud
ofttimes fatal forms. l slight cutaneous erup-
tion is often the only indicator of its presence.
The only means Of exter minatisg this disease
from the system is by thorough courss Of con-
stitntionai treatment. This treatment must full
fiji three indications, namely, promote nutrition,
alter or purify the blood, aud arrest disorganza-
tion Of the tissues aud the formation Of tuber-
cles. No moro efficient Alternative can be employ =
ed for these purposes than DIR. Piercs's Golden
Medical Discovery. While impsrting strength
and tons to the dges tive organs, it cleanses the
blood aud heals the diseased Tissues. Tsst its
virtues ere the deadly canker has blighted the
life you prize.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
Notice to Teachers.

HyHE First Annual Ssssisa Of the Dsaipha. Comfy
Il NsrmA, Institute will be held In the Troy Rublis
School Building Commanding August ssh, 1871 ssd
viii csaduct the exercises Il the I.stste aad has
issd able assistants to aid hin in work
Prof wherrel is well known the teaehers Of this
County TO need any commendation fron The Insti.
viii Be conducted practical instead Of theo-
for school room work. We hope that the respective
School Boards Of the County will aid In securing
attendance at the Institute By fyorng only thsss app
eauts for schools who will attend the Instute OF who
have lad previous normal training. Tsachipg is Pro
and the 10 dstsnt When ealy
teachers and those trained for the prsfssoa wiz b al
lowed TO teach sehesl
Terms-H fof the seSs3on. Coed board 1t reasonable
rates will BE- secured. upoa appicafisa - s.'.s
ID. d. ROSE County Superintesdest.i
Troy Kansas, Nay 10. ls75-l3w. as
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

Noticing An article under tn. above canton in III.
cher lsst v.et and thu ;des. advanced not ou;t.
agreeing with nina will eudesvsr to sxpr... my..lf
after NV own f..h;on You mu,t knov that there I.
great variety Of v.v. in which to eboo.s . doctor:
but Il il not INV preyipoe to popt out the v.y in which
to cboo.e but eAom To choose. II you and that your
doctor il = rood moral man. belonging 70 or having
bean membsr Of ssvsr.l different chur,bes Ia /. vour
man. Il doss not msttsr If he hss been shelyed for
irregularities: 10 much the bstter-tb. mere . man
knows the better he il fitted for the positon. you
find YOUR man kssuipe drug store. and selling pills
and giving along with them . certain liquid to make
them palst.bs choose him b. il yeur nan, and knsvs
what is esod for the constitution II you hnd that
when he il called he tells upon the street. the private
condition Of hi. patis.ts, and their circumstances,
choose him-he il YOUR usaf to b confidential with
If, who. hs makes statemsnls "a yeu; you find any
slight diserspancies, chosss hin; he is your man
Hsonomy is No thing especially In regard t. truth
II vbsp in bus,e.. he tells vuu he viii procure Ger
tain articles for you when hs eoss to the city and yeu
.5v.n.e III. uenev be 1. vour man. What II he for
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

ATCHIsON AND NEBRASKA RAILRoAD.-Weha have
receceived the Report of the officers and drec-
tors of the Atchison and Nebraska Railroad Com
psny to the bondholders and stockholders, for
the year ending December 81. 1876. The gross
earnings for freight, passengers and miscellane-
ous were $4lO, ,225.56; expenses Of operating and
tatos, S349, .69-nett earnings, $50 96ss7 Ex-
penses of construction and equipment Ii, ,s21 .32-
leaving net earnings from resources of road, $47-
1875. They received from coupons on Coltty
bonds, $3l ,O64.49, and from sale of 4apcastsr
County, Nebraska, bonds, $50 5000 WHICH. aided
to the above earnings, makes total rexeaue for
the year, Sl37, ,7l2.O4; and they paid of the en-
tire floating debt of the road with accrued inter-
est, amounting to 97,2A46 This leaves a sur
plus of $40, ,497 So in favor of the Company. OF
construction expenses, $3,946.3O was for steel
rails, with which the Company proposes to re-
place the iron rails. The earnings for 1876 were
far in excess Of those of any previous year, and
the shipments of produce were more than double
the amount of the year 1875. This shows the
road to be in q healthy condition.
In freight business, White Cloud was ahead of
all other points in Doniphan County. 1t did the
largest freight business of any station between
Atchison and Table Rock.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
Recording Deeds--Notfce.

IL persons take notice that the last Legisatsre
"A Kansas enacted lsw providing that al nal estate
in this Stzte shall be Registered IN tie once si
the Coanty Clerk for which service the Clerk b esttlsd
fec q ten cehts which mast 3 Rsd In sdvasee By
the person presenting the deed Il Dses b
prohibited under penalty Of nve DSafs roa rscordng
any deed until it has nst been entered TN the Clerks
book An persoas sendisg deeds By nsI for record
enclose ceLt I'm addition 10 the Register their
instruments be recorded This ruls 10 positive
and by paying attention it. the public vii avoid delays
and tfoubIe II Is useless 70 send deed unless
panied by the fee.
F.H DRENNING, Register Of Desas
By D. 1cISIosH, Deputy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

rr It seems that We were slightly "off the
nest' regarding the matter Of erroneous sssess-
ments Doniphau County has looked after her
interests, and been credited with what Vas due
her on erroneous assessments. 1t was the frat
County that ever sent up certified list of erro-
neoas assessments, and has received proper cred
it's each year. The Counties that are now look
ing after this matter, those that have hithsr-
to neglected it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
The Bond Meetings.

Our Information from different parts OF the
County, is to the effect that meetings will be
held in q number Of precincts, on Saturday, to
consider the bond question. 1t is q matter of
life and death TO the farmers. They say they
cannot pay the taxes necessary to meet the inter-
est on the bonds, aud create q sinking fund for
their final payment. If a compromise is not at
fected, or some other means found to reduce tax
es, they will be compelled to leave.
This 10 not question of reputation, as some
would make believe, nor is it q war against rail-
roads The railroads do not own the bonds, and
will not be affected by the question in any other
manner than the farmers aud other Taxpayers
are affected. II compromise is secured, the
railroads will be relieved Of q considerable por-
tion of their taxes. In fact, but very little of
the money realized upon the bonds went to assist
in building the railroads.&c. that the bonds have
been of little benefit in that direction. They
went into the hands of sharpers and spectators,
and were SO much black mail levied upon, the
people of the County.
As to voting for the bonds, the bsst nsu. in the
County were deceived, and had their foot in it
before they realized what they were doing The
question is not now, wip was tp. blsme fpr it
but how to make tAe best of it. Everybody
would bs satisfied with fair compromise, and
would net demand reputation, unjust as many
Of ther, believe the debt to be- The whole $780,
900 Of bonds sold, on an average, at less than SO
cents on the dollar. The holders have already
received nine or ten years interest Oh the $780,
900, which, is in fact, equal to twenty years in
tsrest on the money they paid out. by eampEO-
missing at SO cents on the dollar, they would get
back every cent they invested, in addition to
this double Interest that they have already re-
ceived.
Here are some figures for the people to con-
template, at their meetings. The 100000 of
bonds have thirty years to run, at per cent.
interest which makes the annual interest $2S 600.
This in thirty years, amounts to $4,000 inter
est and then the 100000 principal to be paid,
makes the total amount 81 POO, ,OO0-only ten
thousand dollars less than q million and quar-
ter of dollars! The people can thus see how
much money they must pay, at the present rate;
and they can also see what profit the holders of
the bonds expect to make on less than 100000.
They more than double their money every six
years. All tho people ask is, that the sum be
placed within their ability to pay, and at the
same time entailing no loss upon those who have
invested their money.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
Sheriff. Sale.

STATE kANSAS, Loo
DosIPHAx COUNT,
In Courtf Donphan County State Kansas
Thomas h. Franklin and Plaintiffs.
Hazael Frick,
Benton Wilson and
Mary z Wilson, Defendants
NOTICE il hereby given that will the f3th day
IN Of May. A. d. 1871 at two O'Clock, p. n, Of
aad day at the North door Of the Court House In ths
city Of Troy in Doniphan County State Of Kansas Offer
sale public auction for cash the following dessrb
ed real estate to wit The north half Of the
quarter Of section fftesn l5 in township four ~ Of
range twenty tso in Douphan County STATE Of
Taken a the property of Benton Wilson aud offered
for sale tho bidder for cash. to saty certain
judgment costa now Of record in the District Court
for Doniphan County in the State Of Kansas ia which
Thsmas H. Franklin and Haxael Frick PLAINTIFF and
Benton Wilson and Mary 4. Wilson are defendantA
Given under my hand, this 1lth day Of April. A. d.
1s77. y TT. vANDERSLfCE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
April Il 1ss7-5w. Prs fee, SO So
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

II 1t is proposed to hold the annual Editoss.
al excursion in June, in connection with the leg
islative excursion. Some of tho papers oSjeet to
associ ating with the members of the Legislature.
We know that the Legislature contsiaed q, npm-
Der of seeds, who imagined that tAs height of re-
form was passing laws to the disadvantage Of
printers; but. the Legislature contained many
honorable and fair-mindsd men. As We have
neither the time nor mOasX to. spend in excur-
sions, perhaps We have 10. right to. put in; but
the true policy for Kansas printers, is to treat
their friends with kindpsss and courtesy, but to
mark the galooAs referred to above, and when
they are again up for Office, etsrnally salivate
than,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
Sheriff. Sale.
STAIR OF KANSAS, los
DONIPHAS COUHTT. 90

In the District Court Donphan County STATE Of
l. s. Allen, l Plaintiff
vs.
z. Snyder
Abraham Schoek,
James K. Richie
James HafL
J.P. Johnsos. and
Z. Snyder, sdmilstrator Of the
Estate Of Harriet Snyder. d.
ceased and
Ella Snyder,
Anna Sayder,
Albert Snyder
Edward Snyder, aad
Walter Snydar, infant ehildrsa
eff Snyder and Harriet Say-
der, deceased, Defsudsnta
NOTICE . i hereby Eysa, ;A.sI viii o1tAs Iitl a,y
NJ Of aid day at the North door Of tho Court House.
in the city Of Troy in Doniphaa County Sts of Kans
offer for sale ut public auction for cash the following
described real estate to Wit Forty Eve @ Of land
in Of the half Of the south
west quarter sf section twenty-five D in township
C Of range ninetesa 49, east and fully described
follovs tevt Begnnng at the nerA west corner OF
tovnshp two o. sf rasge nineteen QsD, thence south
huIared 0e rods the centre Of the raA running
from Highland and the eoatnaanoe ef Main
Of said to.s thence east s0 rod: With the
centre Of the road 70 SET stone corner with A. Heater
thence north my e rods - set stone corner with A
Heater thence sixteen s) rodsto
with A. Heater o. WI Bishops line thencs north ffty
line eighty rods place besinass-
fortydve t& less Takes the property
Of T. Snyder a. md osred fer sale tAs higheat bid
der for cs:h 2 .ati.y certain asd nov
the State Of kansas in which L s. Allen Plaintiff and
Z. Snyder e al are Defendanta.
Appraised as the sum Of q, ,0eo00.
Given under ny hand this ssh day Of Nay A D. 1871.
T.J.VANDkRSLICE
Sheriff Of DonilAaa Ce..ty.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

y There has been . reduction and consolida-
tion of Offices for paying pensions. Among 9th
ers, the Office at Topeka has been abolished. and
its business transferred to 81. Loais. This leaves
another Of old Harvey's pets ont in the cold.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

r People are wondering Why the Russian
army makes such slow progress No wonder at
all. Besides the usual amount Of baggage each
soldier is required to carry, he has to staggsr
der an enormous name.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
Severance City Ordinances.

sAN OBDINANCk
Regulating the Stated Time Of Meeting Of the City Coun
en.
Be it ordained BY the Mayor and Council ef tie CITY Of Sss
erane
SECTION /. That the Mayor and City Council shall
in regular sesson the first Friday Of each and
every month, at 7;5o clock. p II.
SEC. Special meetings may be called BY the Mayor
by written notice served upon each member Of said
Council by the City Marshal.
SEC J. This Ordinance shall take effect fon and aftsI
Its publication.
Approved April 9Th, 1871.
Attest: L. C. NELSON Clerk.
Published May 1oth in the Weekly Kansas CAieE Troy
Ksnsss.-Sol Miller. Publisher
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

n A few weeks ago, New Brunswick paper
published most bitter and apparently uncalled
for attack upon Kansas-slandering her people,
her SOIL her climate, and, in fact, everything ap-
pertaining to her. The secret is now revealed.
A large Scotch colony, which settled in New
Brunswick, has determined to seek better eli
mate and its agent is now in Kansas, selecting
land for its location
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

a The Louisiana Lottery, which advertises
in another column, offers the best opportunity to
get rich for nothing, that was ever met with. 1t
is under the control of Generals Beauregard and
Jubal Early. Two men who violated the oath
they took when they graduated at West Point,
by fighting to destroy the Government, would
certainly not take advantage Of persons who
trust their money with them. Truly, digniied
business for high-toned Chvalry.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
AN ORDNANCE

Relating to Drunken Disorderly Persons.
Be srdaiaed BY ns Mayor and Council Of the City Of Ssv
SEcTIoxI. Any person persons disturbing the pub
lie peace forth In the statutes Of the State e Kan
.dop, ID S by said city R by ysiss S svearns qasrr.ns
OF any Tay upon the Of any fi
Of vulgar and Conduct either in words or
or any person found In the streets or
tally as 70 psndsr Himself an object Of or dam
gerous to himself others such drunken or disordery
aty and held in custody until he can be examined ~ the
Mayor o. Police And On On o. any o. the
dollar @ an twenty Srs
with ut the discretion of said Court Un failure
until .aO ps sp eoss ape ps pa either in
money or BY labor duly expended upon the public works
Prisoners thus held for unpaid fines and costs sh. be
absr done and it shall be the duty Of the City Marshal
70 Keep regular r. account Of such aSSs PrSs,ptns ~,
ment Of such fines and costs by the labor of the prisoner
SEC. 2 1t shall be the duty Of the City Marshal or his
deputy on application ofany keeper of saloon other
licensed place Of public resort to visit such place. and IL
necessary that order Is maintained On complaint of
said keeper that visitor to such place dangerous
disordery the Marshal shall remove such person. or
necessary, take him into custody. II, examination
he be found to have been dsordey be shall be pun
isssd as provided in in section one Of this ordnance
nty to arrest any tramp or suspicious person
on conviction shall be liable to fine and Imprisonment
or the Marshal shall have authority under discretion Of
the to forbid such tramp vagrant or susp cious
person, the city penalty If again found within the
limits Of the city Of fine and imprisonment at hard Labor
at the discretion Of the Mayor Police Justice Persons
esteemed tamps vagrants or suspicious under
the laws Of the State shall alone within the
ing Of this ordinance.
SIC g. In case Of any disturbance in any place within
the city where liquors kept and sold the Marshal
shall have power at his discretion. order such place
closed for period not exceeding twelve 2) hours In
the proprietor his agent refuses obey such
der such proprietor shall be liable arrest and fine Of
not less than twenty five 2 than hundred
dollars l0O 0 and the forfeiture Of his license at the
discretion Of the Council. -
SEC S. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect
from and after its publication in fhe Weekly Kansos chief
Approved May 9TH ls77.
WI. H. CURTIS, Mayor
Attest: L. c. NELSON Clerk.
Published May 10TH 1871 in the Weekly Kansas Chief
Troy Kansas-Sol. Miller, Publisher
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
Notice Of Meeting Of Board Of
EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE In hereby giyen that tie Board Of. County
N Commissioner u Dssiphas Cssnsy Kansas viii
the ece Of the Coa.ty Cerk Of saa Coasty On
act lizard u Equaizatisa Of the vauasoa Of
A property of said County isr aad year which time an
psssons feeling Themselves agErisveA ean appear apd
have all erToss In the rsturns esfreetsA.
Attest: CHARLES RAPPRLYR
Nay J, ls1.-tt coanty Clerk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

q new antidote has been discovered for
that fearful poison, strychnine. F. H. Barker
late City Clerk of Atchison, was last week under
arrest, and about to be prosecuted for forgery
and snbezzlement. He sought to end his troub-
les by taking q dose of strychnine; but when
apparently in his death struggles, the prosecut-
ting attorney agreed to dismiss the case against
him, wherupon he Immediately got better, and
Was soon out of danger
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

e The Russians have taken Kars, with Il, 600
Turkish prisoners. They already have a large
slice of Turkey, and are going for the Sublime
Porte, to wash il down.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

n The first Russian officer to bring Turkey
to her milk, in this war, was Gen. Milckof, who
gained the late victory at Kars.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

a The President has recousidered his inten-
tion of calling an extra session Of Congress in
June. It will not be called until October.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
Nst satilrAetern:

Unless Hayes Sonthetn. policy Ssts soon be-
gins to bear extraordinary fruits, wc are afraid
there will he d mutiny in the camp Very few
Republicans stomach the abandonment Of the
Republicans of South Carhias and Louisiana !;
but while trying to be fstiest to ses if good
would result from it, they cannot hold in much
longer. They are like the man who was an in
teterate tobacco che~or, aud who WAS lean and
scrawny to the last degree. He heard it said
that abstsining from tobacco would mako ono
fat, and be resolved To try it, He faithfully
wrestled with his craving for two hours, when,
exclaimlng, "D--n it, amt getting bit fatter;
thought it was humbug" I" he took in fresh
qnid. Many seem to think that the Southern
policy should make the country fat and prosper
Gus in two or three weeks.
But he this as it may, there il growing from
Republicans all over the country-prominent
men and prominent papers are open in their ex-
prsssions of dissatisfAosion. In Rhode Island,
the Republicans have deposed the Chairman Of
the State Central Committee, because be favored
the Southern poaey. In Ohio, the discomfort is
most marked The Republicans of that State are
disgusted because Hayes took such men as Stan
ley Matthews into his confidence, and permitted
him to make bargain with the Southern Demo
Gratis. Indeed, his selection Of men who have
not been sound Republicans, to assist in carrying
out his policy, has discouraged many. The dis
content was particularly open among the Repub-
licap msmbsrs Of tho Ohio Legislature; and .
number of Republican papers in that State make
no secret of their belief that the party will be
disastrously bsatsn in next Falls election.
We give these as existing facts. Our own
opinion is, that the President snd his policy
should have a fair trial. It is unpleasant to
take, but if it accomplishes what is anticipated,
the country will sustain it. The pOstponement
Of the extra session of Congress, is very evident
ly . pOstponement Of u hot and exciting time.
Perhaps, by October, things will have assumed
different aspect.
The Burlington Harkeye pertinently remarks,
ON this Southern question, that perhaps it was
right to withdraw the troops, and let the South
ern Democrats run the machine but il Grant
had carried out Hayes policy, where would
Hayes have beenf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

n American readers will be rejoiced to learn
that the real commander of the Russian armies,
in the war against Turkey, will be Gen. Nepo-
koytchizky. In reading the accounts of battles,
they will lose no time in pronouncing his name