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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21
Road Notice.
THE SdsAra.s SdArE % corsai' hASsAs' }ss.
OFFICE OF CouxTY CLERK,
Troy. August 5, 1879.


TROY, August 5. 1873.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition present
~ ed to the board Of Commissioners Of Doniphan Coun
ty Kansas at their meeting the 9Th day Of August
1879 asking that road be established at the following
points, to witt Beginning at the Missouri River the
half section line Of section - township range q. the
property Of Cordnier and H. Miller thence running
due west said line through the property Of Nole Han
son. j. Randolph Thomas Ferguson G. Brown. and r. n
Greenstreet 2 near the Of Greenstreets
west thence north westerly TO the
line Of said Greenstreet thence north said line BE-
tween the land Of Caner and Greensee to the corner
Of John NcCleands land thence the lands
Of said Canter and 70 the bank Of the Cation
wood bar thence north westerly said bank
through the property Of John NcCeland and through
portion Of fraction caimed by C. O. Madouet 10 inter
sect the Petersburg and Troy rosd. whereuPon. the
said Board Of County Commssisners appointed the fol-
lowing named persons viz H p Saxton Daniel Walker.
and Joseph Kent s. vewefs with instructions to meet
at the place Of beginning Monday the 18th day Of
August ls!s, and proceed to view said road give all
ties hearing and make report 70 s.id Board af their
sesston % be held on the LIST day a September iey
BY order Of Board II County Comnissiners-
ID. W. MORSE, County Clerk
August T. ls79-3w.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

II despatch from London, last week, briefly
announced that Nellie Grant Sartoris was dead.
She probably died from the effect Of giving birth
to another little Britisher, as this event was
Gently announced. Poor Nelly! The pride of
her father and the favorite Of her acqnaintances,
she threw herself away, as everybody believed,
upon double e-fsted Englishman, the height Of
whose ambition was boxing match, q horse
race, or fox-hunt She could not thrive on
foreign soil. Far better had her ambition been
satisfied with an honest American citizen.
And just now comes the welcome news that
Nellie is not dead, but that it was another Mrs.
Sartoris. All right. Now come home, Nellie,
and put in the rest of tho time giving birth to
American citizens
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21
Filled fer Record During the Month .
Jaly, 1879.
WARRANTY.

WARRANTY
Giles A. Briggs and wife to John b. Weeks, q feet
on OF Lots ID. II, ID, Block 50, White Cioud $l5o
John H. UT and wife to John b. Weeks, Blocks
IL and l9, White Cloud; s2OO
Alexander Nigus and wife to Maria Nisus, part Of
Lot =, Ellis Street, Leona; 500.
George H. Hogue and wife to Ida Johnston, Lot
3, Block q, Troy; $500.
David 2. Moore and wife to Peter L. Palmer and
wife, Lots 5 and 6, Block 49, White Cloud; 500.
Luther Deane and wife to Rebecca J. Woodend,
Lots g. TO- II, Il, Block 90, Highland; sss5.
S. and +. Westheimer to John Hart, Lots : and 8.
Block III, West Troy; si5.
Frank NJ Tracy and wife to H. H. Wheeler, north
20 feet of Lot !, Block 2, Troy; =, 5oo
Francis King and wife to William H. Forbes,
northwest quarter section TO- township = range ~
$4,000.
John +. Morton and wife to Henry Steele, Lot J.,
Block = Troy; $Soo.
Henry Steele and wife to John +. Morton, north
west quarter section 30 township j. range 2l; $500
Albert Dresser and wife to John 4. Marak and
Charles kopietz, Lot 4, Block 2, Severance; $3.50.
william Chapple and wife to James Chapple,
north half of northwest quarter section H. township
5, range 70; u, ,6oO.
James Chapple and wife to William Chapple,
north half Of southeast quarter section H. township
3, range 20 81 COO
Isaac Martin to John and Peter Resnery, 40 acres,
part Of northeast quarter section 81, township 4,
range 81; $500.
James +. Forman and wife to Edmund Bilimek,
north half of Lot 6, Block 30, Doniphan; 5000.
John w. Harris and wife to Bernard H. Groenin-
ger, east half of southeast quarter section a. town
ship 4, range l9; 800.
Moses R. Townsend and wife to Isaac Graves,
southeast quarter Of southeast quarter section G.
township 3, range 81; $500.
s. w. Trowbridge and wife to Thomas Riley, Lots
l. 3, Block S, Highland Station; 500.
Lucius Nutting and wife to Sophronia +. Nichols
south quarter of section g. township g. range 49,
$a,35I5
Daniel A. Olu and wife to Samuel and Isaac Stern,
north half of southeast quarter section g. township
2, range 81; $500.
Lorenzo 8. Park to Mordecai Rhue, northwest
quarter of southeast quarter section l6 township
Philip Kelley and wife to H. II. Hines, Lot Is,
Block 80, White Cloud; 800.
QUrT-cLAN.
c. W. Noyes and wife to John b. Weeks, % feet
Of of Iots Is, IA, Is Block IS, White Cloud; $50
Charles L. Flint to Samuel and Isaac Stern, north
vest quarter section D. township range u; $2l57i.
Cyrus Leland, Jr, and wife to K. K. Stout, SOUTH
vest corner section 10, township J. range 81; e 00O
Samuel c. Shields and wife to John ,. Shields,
Lots 10. ii, l2, Block 90. Highland; sl00
II. H. Hines and wife to Sarah N. Cole Lots Z,
8, 3, 10. IL, i2, Block 50, White Cloud; Us.
OFFICIAL DEEDS
Jocl ~ 10y oncfthD W " ouiNciy .soutucdBt
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

e There is q probability of Q break up in
Hayes Cabinet. Sherman and Schurz are both
off making political speeches, in direct violation
of Civil Service Reform.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

Eg- Reports from Marshall County have q dis
couraging look for Mel. Lewis, the County Clerk,
who is charged with the fraudulent issue Of
County warrants to large amount to raise
money for his own use. We trust that he may
succeed in Strengthening the matter out, as he
claims he can do.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

r One Of the prospective Presidential tick
cts was Conkling for President, and Ingalls, for
Vice President. Since Conkling has suddenly
disappeared from the track, Ingalls, should hus-
tie about for another head to his ticket, or the
whole thing will be spoiled. A tail is of no use,
where there is no kite.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

~ Gen. Beauregard, of the louisiana Lot
terry, has written a letter on the causes which
prevented European nations from recognizing
the independence of the Southern Confederacy.
He says the great mistake of the South was not
emancipating tho slaves the beginning of the
war. He seems to lose sight of the fact, that
the South would thus give mp the only thing for
which she went into the Rebellion.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

IL 1t is eighteen hundred years, this month,
since the destruction Of Pompeii. Those Of US
who remember the affair, recollect that it caused
a sensation almost equal to Gov. sprague's shot
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

~ There is this coineidsues in the downfall
Of two distinguished chieftains, cetywsyo and
Tilden: Cetywayo received bis quietus At the
battle of Ulund, and Tilden received his at the
battle of Aliunds.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21
Teachers' Examinaf;on-

NOIiCE n hereby given. that public az mi,.,io, or
spplhcants fr Teacher. C~rtiieas III IN n o.
Pnhs q sss Normal Institute In session. in the
ueas, "a ri dn%pHing % In Troy Friday and saturday
Aupu.. ,s,al;, = HEESEY. County Superintendent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

II Blaine sits complaeentiy back on his trout
stoop, picking his teeth, aud as he sees his old
adversary, Conkling, 80 by on run, remarks !:
"A sun-stroke is not the worst thing that can
befal politician"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

Sheri6's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
DoSIPHAN CoUNTr.
the District Donphan County Kansas
Matilda C. Eye Plaintiff.
Augustus Pennell
and
Mary Penner, Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that will on the 18th day
IN Of September A D. 1879 at the hour Of two o'clock
p NJ Of said day North door Of the Court House,
in the city Of Troy In Donphsn County State Of
offer for sale public auction for cash. the following
described real estate wit: The south half Of tho
southwest quarter Of section three ~ in township three
() of range twenty (O) situated In Donphan County.
State Of Kansas Taken the property of Augustus
Pennell and Mary Pennell and offered for sale to the
highest bidder cash. satisfy certain Judgment and
costs of record in the District Court for Donphan
County in the State Of Kansas in which Matilda q. Ege
plaintiff. and Augustus Pennell and Mary Pennol
were defendants.
Given under my hand this 18th day of August, A d.
1873.
CHARLES BURKHALTER
Sheriff Of Donphan County.
August II, 1a19-5w. Prs fee, ell.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

GvORN AND BUNION SALvE 1t renoves al pain
~ By one sPpicssis. and eatirsly destroys the corn
BY using three fear tmea. Postpaid g cents.
TON W. wIXDER warsaw InAiana
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

10 Senator Conkling will make one Of the
most etfeetaal tump-speskers in the next Pres
ideutial campaign. He can speak Of the shot
gun policy frou experience.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21
Dress Making.

M kS j. STEVENS has opened Dress MAKING .ho,,
~ one door north Of C. Leznds store where shs y
Yepared 70 cut and make all kinds of Lade.' Anil on
aiens Dresses to measure Aso Patterns cut 70 ,ss.
ofe- All work we'll and neatly done. si,nix
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

lTAn Iowa horse has noudescript gait. He 81
mnltaneously with his fore legs and trots with
his hind legs, in way that astonishes the turfmen,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21
Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS lss
DoxIrnAS COUNTY
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
Everhard Bons, PlantiH.
bartholomew o Drisco
Elifabefh llriScon [ Def

NOTICE Is hereby given that WILL on the 18th day Of
~ September A D. 1879 the hour Of clock p. Of
said day the north door of the Court House. the City
Of Troy In Doniphan County State Of Kansas offer for
SALE at public auction for cash. the following described
real estate wit The half and quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of section thirty n in
township four ~ Of range twenty Cs I'm DoniPhan
County State Of Kansas Taken the property Of Bar
tholomew Drisco and Elizabeth 0Driscoll, and offer
ed for sale to the highest bidder for cash. 70 satisfy
certain judgment and costa Of record In the District
Court for Doniphan County in the State Of Kansas in
which Everhard Bons was plaintiff. and Bartholomew
ODrscoll and Elizabeth ODrscOll were defendants.
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of August A. d.
1s79.
CHARLES BURKHALTER,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
August IA, 1s.g-5w. Prs fee, ti9.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

n Politicians are rapidly taking position on
the Presidential question. sprague is going for
COnklinx
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

IF The modern giant-killer-sprague.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21
Road Notice.

THE STATE UF KANSAS, Ice
DOSIPHAN COUNTY, 90
OYFIcE OF COUNTY CLERK
TROY, August T. 1873. )
NOTICE il hereby given that petition was present
~ ed to the Board Of Commissioners Of Douiphan Coun'
ty Kansas at their meeting the 9Th day Of August
1873 asking that ror be established at the following
points to wits beginning at the south end Of the Archer
road and running south mile to the County line be-
tween Donphan and Atchison Counties w6ercupon.
the said Boa Of County Commissioners appointed th
sanford aud Fred Harpster as viewers with instruc.
tons to meet at the place Of beginning Friday the
give ali parties hearing and make due report to said
Board at their session to be held the day Of Sep
tember 1873.
By order Of the Board Of County Commi.aioner..
Attest: DIV MORSE
August J, 1s7o-3w. County Clerk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

o The population Of Kansas, complete, wants
but little over 100 of reaching $50 OOOO-and a
carelessiy taken census, at that. The figures are
sl9s7s As We said, some weeks ago. We have
no doubt that the regular United States cen
sus. next year, will show our population to be
considerably over ZOO, 900. The census reveals
the fact that Topeka has more population than
Atchison. We have believed, for some years
past, that Topeka was the larger city of tbs two.
1t is the second in the State.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21
10000 ACRES

VI choice land In Woodsou Anderson CofYsy Lyon anil
Address W Il ~ Tss rsss91r0 ~ 9,.rs.e 0,e rater-
"up -s-<m- Agent, Neosho Fals Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

BIGHTING DEMocRACY.-Democracy blights
all that comes under its power The first of
Of this month, Kentucky elected for Governor
DIR. Blackburn, who attempted to introduce yel-
low fever in the North, during the rebellion.
A few days later, the State authorities announc-
ed that the State was unable longer to meet the
claims against her for public debt and interest.
Several months ago, it was announced that re-
ports from the school districts of Virginia show
ed that more than one-balf the districts were
without q school, Further South, the laboring
population, that could not be driven ont by pes
thence, is fleeing by thousands from the barbar
barism Of the whites, which is worse than pes
thence. So it goes, all over the South. 1t is
relapsing into barbarism and darkness; and in
a few years, the adventurous people Of the North
will have to conquer and reclaim it, rs from the
savages. But one State, Missouri, is endeavor-
ing to attract emigration but the only emigra-
tion that will touch her, will be of the class
as that now there, from further South, which will
be worse for her than if she remained wilder
ness. Not until the blight of Democracy is re-
moved, will there be any hope for the South.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-21

~ The papers belonging to the Western As
sociated Press, recently announced, with great
flourish, that their news reports were at once to
be increased to nearly donble the former amount;
yet the greatest sensation Of the day, the
Sprague-C Conkling affair, was not even mention
ed in their reports, except to state that Sprague
had assaulted German music teacher, bat was
prevented from doing him violence, by the in.
reference of Senator cOnkling and others. ALI
these papers had to copy their accounts of the
affair secondhand from the city papers further
east. Does the agent of the Western Press As
sociation belong to Conkling, or is he in his payi
, 1879-06-09
TIE rnE1Gnr OUTLOOK.

6omc vcssci-1neu ara anticipating better
business In visw ot tho fact that the railroad
mansgers hare agreed TO ea1ry grs!n At 15c 'pcr
100 pounds from Chicago to 'Now York, from.
aud after to-day, and that there Is still large
quantity OF grain In store, and the recctpts cou.
Time 'nrge. It IL 10 be hoptd that such will ba
the case; but, on thu other hand, It ID said that
SONS Of the railroala hare contracts at tho lnto
cut-tnroat rates, that wt1! keep them busy
for soma time hence, and shippers viii
not mike any rush after vessels, for the prekont
At least. The ycrY low rates of the VosscI-
Qwners' Association baye = sjgnEacaneu that
snsa who eau see through brick wall will hdya
difficulty tn understanding, but tl,ay nra can-
orally sle"ed ~ sort oi Joke, and arc pro.
tint august hodr haa been doing In tac way Of
making rates, rot establishing them.
In tdls connection It may b perttuent to re:
mind tic Detroit marino frlonds that 'the full
table o( rates adopted Saturday BY the local
Hoard WA published In H4nday's TRIBUNE. aud
they need not display tho eptorprise tlity did
iasl Yucoday. IN copying the hsnrea from Chi
eago papcr Of Monday, when they might haye
hat them day sooner.
, 1879-06-09

hahttspss. There arc two Rrist aud two say
mtlis, fonr churches fourteen storaA two hrsl.
clsas and eight o.her hoteia md boatttna..
SSss d ~, rsss sf.s s II III. to ~, isGsd .a % q
io0,Vp: Cant as'Rgs has some e,oo eete. ~.
an abundant yield
Thua much tnr va!l0y whlch el9ht Jcaes a0o
had tcarccty Any puople atua m fartns, will show
something 0f tlc progress which has been made
III tl.c Rcd River Valley, -.-
& 0s' sfsr Mo 81 70 s, asaees assG5ss: sr ssss m fns @
i'anl by The ct. Paul Il Pacific Hallway. Thence
n brn,rh Of tho Canada pac,tc, IA com-
ple,cd 10. st., Donitarc, opposite Winnipeg;
s nt not o s'f n.f;; to ses,d sfa}e + . SspsS c
Manitob.. s furs',I"g s ths sndlcss .wInlinFs u
Ro,i itiser. aftrs Almost vumfortAbc nights rest
Ws os, 'aa so H: H. MVn%ef s sas. ~ oRss Gansui faa
asll the fIon A. q. D. Dsnnatsnc, whose &C.
qunlntanco wc tnade in 1871, received " uoat
cord!a!IIi, but Z ras ~! nseYssafy tha! sl,tof
should notnt out LOW Wpndeftu,iy tae clt1 nas
buildings adoru tho PRINCIPAL street, some Of
them committing larra storfa ht' substantial and
beautiful goods. Everywhere the city bears
marks VI great and enduring porogFess. Onr
pleasant BY tic elegalst, dtAnpr hls' Excollency
| Gov. cauchon gavc to our party at'ti a ior ior
friends, It. WAS III all respucts Rll tiRt Canadian
officials know so we'll how to give to theiF
| gucsts.
Mau!tuba Is healthy Province, aud is rapidly
| hecon,E highly peosp0.ous cotl'ltrY. met
here the Hon. Alexander afcDortilot, who catIlt
hers Via itutlson's Bay IN lBla, tro yoars helore
hls 8ssh year. His daughter bss EreatEsand
I chitdtsu.
immigrants arc pouring In from Canada md
tl,e old country in great numbers. The Cnnn
k4 - 1ft,stf flt&34 pnr}tt
, 1879-06-09
CRIME.
TuE OTTAWA TRAGEDY
S,,teit,l f1tstt,fch IN Thk TtJbuae

Sptctdl nfspdfch 10 Tie Tribune.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, juno s.-rln Inquest upon tho
body al Tln,nlhy, or "Tctl." UConllcrs, QUE OK
tho Victims Of tho row at Whi:a's llolol saloon
yesterday afternoon, wns commenced bT Cor
pnar pcttls Al the Cnurt-1louaa last evening, the
jury hpfnE tnadu up Of businessmen Of this city,
with ". IL, Hull, merchant, aa foreman. Tia
inresttgatton continued until nearly midnight,
several witnesses bolpE examined, when MI ad-
1ournment was had to 2 .. m. totday. Tic prc.
vallnK opinion Inst might and this forenoon was
tlat O'Connsss lad beon shot by pome OF
the White party, but, as The inyesti-
gatton proceeded to-day, mud Witnesses
testified concerning tho attempt by Tom
Wi,tso, brother Of tho deceased Lawrence, to
disarm the Assass1n, 1t seetnel probable tint
O'Conners' own patol was accidentally I!a-
charged while rot In l,l& owa haud With daadlY
efIcct. However, as no ono saw ttla slot lsed,
the conclusion Is theoretical, but will receive
general Endorsement. Following .fs tho verdict;
.'We, tllc 1urr, fnd the body bafpra Us to he
that Of Timothy o 'Cqnpea; that he camc to bis
death On tho 7th taY Of June, 1870, At Matt
whltc'a Hotel, In the CITY qf Ottawa, Ill,
from pistol-sl,ot wound cautcd bT
the accidental discharge Of his own pistol whlla
resistIng efforts to d1safm hl1n.' Immediately
1t tho conclusion Of this inquest The Coroner
rcsummoncd tile Same Jurors to slt upon Tie
bolY Of White. One witness, Il. J. 3Y'[on. who
aar The decd, testified to tho facts roncernfnE
his death al already detailed. The following
vosd!ct waa then approved: "T1ie turY find tho
body hofore ,is to bc TINT Of Lawrenco White;
June, 1917, at Matt White's Hotel, IN
in9t n o, "fna Satr u !s e9a a een II
Roth nEn xlI A1fA{1entv sent urfDYk the tLktO Wu
, 1879-06-09
DURQL AIRY.

GoEca1{ 11&Rb3taA 70 1HE 1t4a0NN
0lAHA, Neb., Juuo &-~AnothaE pold hurglary
waa committed here last might hy throa men,
probably tho samu who robhcd Janus MurFay'a
housp Friday night. They got Into the Saratoga
Hotel, und began operating, .whcn they were
dlatusbed by thu return Of two helatod guests,
whom, at tho point ol q revolver, tl'eJ forled
into wator-cioset and locked up. Whl!a they
wcro robblng trunks in the haggaao.soom tic
landlord cams to llaa head Ut tic utars to lsaFn
what tho natter wns. Several ahots wsrs fired
at him, which causcA hIm and others to rutreat
70 to,p!nE IT, .one oDos ysusSe a,iysraaf an % cwery
they took II ard atartud oil. just us they
emerged frVm tic hotol thpy Euek Two other
guests, whom thcy kent ,headlong uron the
ground With the butt-ends Of their reyolYers.
, 1879-06-09
TILE JUDGES.
List Of the Cironit Judges Elected Last
Monday In Illinois.
The Political Complexion of the Dcuch.
Republican, go; Democratic, IL.

-. ..sn,.n.
ea,,~anss'a opss,". ~ Inn. 8--romn,e,a of,efa,
stSss .HEu' ~. .'.' r..'ssS Nv tbc pccrct,rv NJ
stato fsop, .aoat Of the judicial Circuits. and
ihe results, 80 far as known, arc herewith given:
First gtreus-!The ?aoRes.sfeSt Afe hnsaa 1sss, -
Msker, u al nI1"n'nst i. s.u R,nwninv. T. ID:
i,askst, NY q ss1; i. C, Crawford, 4. tl7; il. ",
Mccartney. q, *o4; john H. 1.ansatn' 7.Aai. ~
steonW EWeHaIHi'P9s Hsi'.9r WV. rnmn,cs shov thu fo1.
inwinr totais: i. u. Uoneer. Il, lin; 1hnmas s.
GaseI, p.1r; William I; .n 1ones ~. = w,11iam 4.
ooa, = III. nnrsr Gs.ny ind juncs sre
uuSonnsedly csactcd.
1ns other oasHt -. Gu",st y st tleoTen II. wall Hi
John @ b. Msy, T.345; Charles W: Thouaao, 4, 300;
!: 9; hsws"' afsa' a"soe'' ""'''' ""0 ""'
arc e!oSsq; qa;,r.,-p.urns ara incomplete, but the
election % of 't Oliver l.. Davis c. j. smith, and
gGS;,1, s. VIA Ssss sj.sssl w. .,,ses; II
snus.,,top. me'e. s%a ''''' o. 'A"'''' "e'' ~
rsutn: ss"n. ;aor II III r. Ssa ss;s!
- T. !ss:: jola IT, &'"' so
a. 'S &C. cis:sNosSS':ssh 3Fas hnsf 1s'"s
WntiSst 1sss n'h't 'ss,d MeGu,,ouc
GlsG9 49, 9oa SaiSaJSaH;:'N liafn. Sas Nnsn
HEth. "osta1pk'o"' ''o'e' "1-'%A
t.aua HIN f,~..t.-rbs Jnaoes .1sotcd srs Bfsucis
2S.o7soA.peaa. Joa'ah Aehooerf'' aha as''s' "'
s'sEr yE1rn,n n ~.,t-rrha Jnacr. s,cctea ars George
J" rsasants J.. / Gsn Nsa: sna a. s,ae,sa ~ s .ra NJ l.
pshnrT: @sA rg.ntiin n1adss. hi owen +. Reeves
Tho Twelfth and Thirteenth hayo been cor
sectly pubtithcd. Twanty.nsne OF the forty
four Circuit Judges elected in the thirteen dis
trtcta and Coax County arc fo-eicetea, WINE Ut"
teen afo new tnspt Politically the new Judged
Ssna. n ~ n.rut,,cs,. N. f1omocrat.. n,
~~ane' 1>Hpee'o, "0a .,s:.. 49,.
- 70 ne Wss:t,s A'.esfatea n rrs;s .-
sfhisofia. a o,s =, ~ I,sa,,,s ~ 1,s,n..
eompste ~" aeeus% ~ y. ~ - ~. ~. -.
elected last MONDAY. Whde up LOT Ing "ost par.
from official returns fecoiEcd By the Secretary Of
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