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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-11
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Chief Moses and other Oregon Indians
SlOshing Around Loose in the Ma
tiOnal Capital-COnilrmatiOn
of Appointments by
the President.
The New Hampshire Election Case Set
tied In the Senate by the Seating of
Senator Charles H. Bell
The House Discussing
Pension Matters.

WASHINGTON, April l0.--Chief Moses and
other Oregon Indians, now here, yIslted the
commissioner of Indian affairs this morning
and had an informal interview, in winch
Cuief Moses declared himself to be "A friend
of the whites.
APPOINTMENTS.
The senate confirmed Andrew P Moor
mick as United States district judge for the
northern district of Texas; James Pollock as
naval q icer for the district of Philadelphia;
Wm w. Henry, United States marshal for
Ntru at; George S. Smith, surveyor general
OF the district of Iowa and Nebraska; Thos.
S. w ads worth, OF Illinois, receiver of pubic
money $ at Mesilla, New Mexico. Postmas-
tera- thomas D. Noble, at lndlanola, Iowa;
AzOr A. Smith, at IIeadVllle, Colorado; Adam
d. Cooper, at Canon City, Colorado; Thomas
H. Dickson, at Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Congregational Proceedings,
IN TIE SENATE.
Soon after the beginning of the session the
consideration of the New Hampshire election
case was resumed.
Senator Salisbury spoke against Senator
Bells admission.
Senator Carpenter argued that to authorize
the governor to make the appointment, there
must have been recess of the body which
at that time possessed the Legislative power
of the State, because the governor, in making
the appointment, acted only for the legisia-
ture, which, If in session, could make an
election to fill the term.
The Vice President announced the ques-
to be on the pending amendment, namely.
THAT Hon. Charles H. Bell is entitled to d
seat as senator by virtue of appointment by
the executive of New Hampshire" and the
amendment was agreed to by the following
vote:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Internal Affairs of Austria Present
ing Suspicious Aspect to the
Authorities at Berlin-Gari-
baldi Receiving Distin-
guished Visitors
at Rome.
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.4,12O,S96

LObal n, IEOioJO O,SSOB14l
Richmond and Petersburg cottonS are included
In net receipts at Baltimore Philadelp hia and New
York.
Exclusive of shipments coast&ise which last year
Included racaiptS at other delIYarY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-11
ptember 1. 1878, to March 81, 1879

With these remarks, beg to refer you to
the usual monthly figures, viz:
Net Receipts at United States Ports.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-11
The Mixed Occupation Scheme Pruc.
ticaIly Abandoned.

LONDON, April IO--A correspondent at
Berlin, says: 1.-The scheme for the mixed oc-
the difficulties raised by Italy There are
probably some secret relations between Italy
and Russia. At a recent council in st. Peters
burg, General Todleben declared that he be-
ieved it was the onlyEsolution of the Eastern
Roumelia difficulty. Count SchouvaloH
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28
CFcditable.

The organization known as the lola
Literary Union is q credit to the city.
To strangers stopping in lola, or to east
ern people who are looking for home,
there can be few stronger attractions or
recommendations than that presented
by the average entertainment given by
our people every Friday night.
1t is an entertainment to which, in be-
half of our citizens, We cordially invite
all to attend. Our friends in the cOun-
try can spend an evening now and then
very profitably by attending. And to
those who may have friends from abroad
visiting them, We would ask them to
come and bring their friends along. 1t
is an institution of which we are proud.
To night new officers are to be elected,
and there will probably be large audi
ence in attendance. The number will
become larger every night. In view of
this would it not be wise to secure a
larger room for the place of meeting.
We can assure our Literary Union that
the audiences have grown too large for
the room they now occupy. One other
suggestion: If finances are low, they can
raise good sum by providing by law
for lazy members. Those who for lack
of time or disinclination to take part in
the exercises do not join, but would
gladly give any reasonable sum to place
it upon secure basis. Many will help
financially who can not and will not take
an active part.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28

By last weeks Fl. Scott Record we see
that "the surveyors of the Fl. Scott
branch of the Chicago & Alton Railroad
are now at work between Marshall and
Butler, Mo-"
1t seems to US that the people of Iols
and of Allen county are sleeping away
an suspicious time. Now that there il
a period of great excitement in railroad
circles, incident to the purchases recently
made by Jay Gould, it seems to many.
would be the. time for our wide-awake
people TO make an effort. The advan.
tages of an extension through this county
could at least be presented to the mag
mates of the above road and proposition
made if not received. If, Is we have
before stated, fair proposition could be
had, the people of the county would
work for it. This we know: that for the
past two weeks we have had converse
tons with many of the leading citizens
of the townships east, and as yet there
has not been one who would not strongly
favor an east and west road.
Some think that the extension of the
Garrison road from Holden ria Paola to
Garrett and west, precludes any othal
from entering SO near the same field
This, to some extent might be true, bu,
we doubt it. But there is new deal in
the Garrison road. Jay Gould has pur
chased the road, and his interest, on the
surface at least, does not point towards
the completion OF the same. Further
we believe, that what is known as the
Garrison road. ends where it is. But be
that as it may, there is no good reason
why the continuation of the G. 4 A.
should stop at Fl. Scotland we do moi
believe it will There can be but one
| meaning for the extension from Higgins
vile, and that is a purpose to strike
| from Fit. Scott either south or west.
Either west or south that road will go
The result would pay the venture. Hence
we are for an expression of our people or
the question and in favor of striking non
for an ''east and west road"
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1880. 1850.
THE GLOBE-DEMOCRAT,
ST,LOUlS.

TheGiobe- Democrat renews its claims to pop
ular favor and patronage, with increased faclil.
ties for gaining and retaining both, and with
increased determination to more than redeem its
Oftmade pledges to ill the full measure of reas-
enable expectation AS a political, family and
Politically the Globe Democrat is recognized
from one end of the country to the other as the
unfinching champion of that Republicanism
which came into power IN time to save the Union o.!
energies to the preservation intact of the fruits Of
the war forced upon us by the rebels of the
South, aided by the Democrats Of the North
We have opposed all forms of compromise and
Cancellation that seemed to aim at restoration
TO power in this country of the men and the
organization which involved us in the horrors Of
civil war. The Democratic party is now in the
field for the next Presidential election with the
doctrines of State rights and notification EN-
biazoned upon its banner Ii successful, il will
most assuredly carry out its promises to repeal
all the legislation necesSita,ed by the war and its
| Results, and will inausurate policy which will
encourage and assist another attempt at secession
and rebellion This is what the boast Of the
"Solid SOUTH means. There Is but one anti
dote for Solid South and tie untold evils which
ii threatens, and that is Solid North, united in
a firm purpose to keep the political power OF the
Nation i'll section which sent forth its loyal
legiOns to crush rebellion and restore the integ-
rity of the Union. EventSfHaye Enthusiastically
pointed to Gen o. S. Grant as the inevitable
candidate of the Republican party for this great
contest There Others US worthy as he, but
there seems to be man certain to consolidate
ia his favor all the elements of success Hence,
we have supported and urged his nomination,
keeping in view solely the welfare Of the Repub-
lican party and the best assurance of its triumph
| in 1850.
As a general newspaper for the Counting room,
the Family and the EireSite, the Globe Democrat
will keep abreast of the publications of the day.
Our facilities for the collection of news are I'm.
| surpassed either East or West We spare no
| expense TO obtain the latest and most accurate
| intelligence from all quarters by mail and tel
| egraph. We have correspondents ut all news
| centers throughout the country, and their full
| and interesting chronicles of events tell how
| faithfully they perform the duties assigned to
| them. Cur Commercial News Is prepared With
| great care, and we may safely challenge COM
| parison of this department of the Gio6e-DemOcrdf
with that of any other newspaper in the country.
| Our aim is tulnets end accuracy, seeking 10
give the latest information and quotations As to
| each
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28
Oniou'Creek Brickbats,


Stock is looking well.
The hog man was around last Sat.
urday.
There is one vacant house in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Henry Crook is very sick.
Mr.. Clark has moved into the Luse
house.
Jas. H. L. Maybee has moved into the
link house.
Miss Phoebe Smith, of Yates Center,
is visiting at r. e. Culbertson's.
We would remind Occasional that
Chester Smiths boy is . Democrat.
"Jas Barr has been sorely afflicted with
q sore head. Twas it caused by the re-
suit of the election ?T'-REGIsrER, 2lst.
Although the result of the election was
enough TO kill every honest man in the
country, it wasn't that.
"Miss. Louisa Maybee is teaching the
Hogeye school What is the name Of
that district! Call it something else and
ave your credit.-Pr p-REGIsTER, 2lst
All right, the following are some of the
other names we have heard for the dis
trict: HelPs Bend, Peach Valley, Ne.
osho Valley, The Cleaver District and
The DEVILS Half Acre. We are willing
to call it something else, but Hogeye j.
the customary name.
School commenced at the Onion Creek
school house last Monday. The Pleasant
Valley District (No 40) have reseated
their house.
Spelling school at the Neosho Valley
school house last Wednesday night.
BRIX.
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Fair Lawn Notes.
NOVEMBER 24th, |;

NOVEMBER 24th, 1879.
Mr.. Wycoff's house is in process Of
erection.
Our P. o. is undergoing painting.
The young man from Kentucky who
purchased the quarter-ssction lying just
east of VIM. Paske's has been here and
has gone back sgain. He was undecided
whether he would build soon OR wait 8
year or 50. He offered Norton Sl3. 0(
per acre for his open quarter section. He
is determined to purchase more land.
Everybody is hauling bis winter sup
ply of coal.
Our school house is being repaired and
more black boards are being put up
When completed it will be more com.
Portable and win not take so much fuel
to warm it.
P.J. McGlashan has raised % bushels
of fine ar,ichokes that can be bought for
seed.
Rev. J. S. Kline preached last Sunday
Some cousins of Mr.. FehleisOn are Wis
iting him. They are from near Hum
boldt.
A select crowd, by special invitation,
held q private surprise party at MIR.
Fehleison's last week, Nov. 2lst. Three
musicians being present they "tripped
the light fantastic" until late hour. A
supper fit for king was served. Verify
MI. and Mrs. Fehleison know how to en-
terrain.
ID. Whitney has been i'll from quite 8
serious hurt inflicted by COW.
"Uncls" John Richards was visiting
in this neighborhood last Sunday.
Rev. Kline will hold prOtracted
meeting at Montevale, commencing De
cember LIST.
Mr.. Casmire and wife were visiting
friends in this vicinity last Sunday.
Rev. Kline compares a Methodist re
vival to an engine boiler: " If you cam
get on enough steam cram in the fuel
If you get on too much you will moi
burst because the safety valve, the
tongue, will let it out all right" Con
verts please bear this in mind.
Some folks in this neighborhood are
much opposed to the young folks enjoy
ing themselves at private dance. W.
hope they will bear in mind that al
work and no play makes Jack a dull
boy" 1. x. l..
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Vide Awake for December is SO good
that the Christmas number can hardly
be better-however, something very fine
is promised for the holidays. A very
interesting paper is the one written at
Cambridge by Miss Harris, about The
New Chinese Professor at Harvard, Civ
ing portraits of the Mandarin teacher,
and his two sons. No. MI. of Benja,
minis American Ar. Series is about
David Neal, and two fine engravings are
given, one full page, OF Mary Stuart's
first meeting with Rizzio. There is a
charming Southern story by Mrs. Mollie
Moore Davis, why Nanny Delphy
named her baby Grief" illustrated by
Mary Halleck Foote The three Serials
are concluded; and after that consider
able space is devoted to Sewing Schools.
especially to Sewing in the Boston
Public Schools" "a Model Sewing
School," by Mrs. Lille, is written from
the English point Of view. Palmer Cox
gives one of his fine animal pictures, a
Whole Eop's Fable in itself, and there
are Puzzles, and Letters for little folks,
and a piece of Christmas music. Only
81. 90 year. Now is the time to sub
scribe. Ella Farman, Editor. D. 10th
rop & Co., publishe rs, Boston.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28

TOPEKA, Nov. 22.-The judges Of the
supreme court filed with the clerk, to-
day, the opinion of the court in the case
of the State of Kansas, the county clerk
of Lyon county, concerning the right to
levy the one mill tax for the State annu'
al school fund The court held in the
opinion filed that section 4, of chapter
l49, of the laws of 1874. page go. works
by implication a repeal of all prior enact
msnts providing for the levy OF the one
mill tax for the State annual school fund,
and the court further holds that said
section 4 is not invalid by reason of a
conflict with section l6 of article OF the
State constitution. The opinion was
prepared by Mr.. Justice Brewer Under
this opinion no legal levy of this one mill
tax has or can be made, and therefore
this alleged one mill tax for the State
annual school fund cannot be collected
in those counties where it has been en-
tered on the tax books.
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East Cottage Grove.

The recent rains left Big creek boom
ing slightly.
A. w. Jordon's new residence 10 pro.
crossing finely; Tom Moore being boss
workman.
An agent with "Life and Travels of q.
9. Grant" and q new history of the world
is doing successful work in this corner.
A debating society is being talked Of
in the Odense district.
Farmers are behind with corn "pick-
ing" in this section. But little progress
is yet made.
In Dist. 3s the people have petitioped
for clerk to fill vacancy. Mr.. Culver
being the new officer.
School opened at Scotland school house
the 10th with Tom Young at the helm.
The "Swede Baptists" had preaching
at Odense the 18th inst. A new preach
er" was in attendance.
We had the pleasure of attending the
meeting of the Teachers Association al
Humboldt the 9th inst. Although rainy
weather kept many at home, restricting
the attendance to some ID or ~ persons
very pleasant time was enjoyed by
those attending. Some of the teachers
who were assigned subjects came prepar
ed and every one there received some
profit. Mr.. Dewitt read An excellen,
paper on Labor and Education" Mis-:
Cooley, Messrs. Cady and Middaugh gave
some good hits on class drill and writing
numbers. Some of the younger teachers
seemed to realize that they were interest
ed in this affair, and more freedom wa
noticeable in every discussion. Relative
to profane language among school chill
dren quite q number gave experience
and good suggestions were freely offered
The teachers of lola were censured fol
not attending. We were inclined t.
pardon on account of bad weather, but
our plea was overruled on the ground
that if Cady and Anderson could come
from beyond lola, and if other partie:
from . distance-Miss Cooley bringing
her primary pupils-could get there, the
teachers of lola were not to be excused
for non attendance. It was further ar
gued that the teachers of Humboldt had
gone to lola twice en- ndsse regardless o.
W6StneR. we H6f0 mOIO Ioltu III tue
earnestness Of the teachers of lola than
is conceded by the charge above and
hope they will fully redeem themselve.
in the eyes of our Humboldt friends q
Salem, the 9th prox.
The lawyers fees in the Usage Ceded
Land case amounting to about $500 ir
the Cottage Grove council is being col
lected by N. P. Wisborg. About hall
the amount is yet to be collected.
Fred Ohleson is at Fl. Scott for a four
weeks stay, procuring coal. He has the
furnishing of coal for Odense school.
A corn husking in the afternoon and
a dance at night are to be given at Franz
Moore's Thursday the Doth inst.
Scotland school district supports fail
Sabbath School.
Mr.. Miltby is confined to his bed with
fever.
The Sweedes' church is under good
Roadway for completion. They vii
soon be able to have meeting Of theil
own. II.
ODENsE, Nov. Is, 1879.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28
THE BEST EVER KNEW OF.

J. G. Starkey, prominent and iniu.
entail citizen Of Iowa City, says: Il have
had the Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
for several years, and have used every
remedy l could hear of, without any
relief whatever, until saw your Shiloh g
Vitilizer advertised in our paper, and
was persuaded TO Try it. l an happy to
state that it has entirely cured me. 1t is
certainly the best remedy l ever knew
Of" Price IS cts Sold by r. B. Steven
son, druggist, lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

1t is natural for people suffering with
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint or any
arrangement of the digestive organs,
such as Sour Stomach. Sick Headache,
Hebitual Costiveness, Palp;tation ofthe
Heart, Heart burn, Water-brash, gnaw.
ing and burning pains at the pit of the
Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue,
and dissgreesble taste in the mouth,
coming up offood after eating, low spiritr,
&C., to put of from day to day buying
an article that they know has cured their
neighbor. friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until it is too late.
But if you will go to your druggists, R.
B. Stevenson or Jno. w. Scott, and get
q bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
YOUR immediate cure is as certain as you
live. Sample bottle of this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents to try its supe-
rior virtue. Regular size rs cents. Try
it, two doses will relieve any case.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28
A MOTHERS GRIEF.

The pride of mother, the life and JOY
of a home, are her children, hence her
grief when sickness enters and takes
them away. Take warning then, that
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For lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shil.
obs Porous Plaster. Price % cts. Sold
by Z. 3. Stevenson, lola, Kans.
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An Example.

Required, the contents tn acres of q
square field measuring 400 rods from .
corner to the center of the opposite side.
To be solved by the principle in square
root, to the effect that the square Of the
hypothenuse of right angled triangle is
equal to tho cum Of the squares OF the
other TIVE sides. w. +. I.
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Congress convenes the first Monday in

The Pleasanton Observer man is "for-
mist" Grant for President and thinks the
present boom is only craze" 1t makes
little difference in Kansas, as this State
will cast three electoral votes in 1880 for
John Smith if nominated by the Repub.
lican party.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28

The price of printing paper went up
yesterday another cent a pound. All
other branches of trade have raised the
prices of their goods, and we hope to see
the country papers increase their adver-
Using rates twenty per cent. No other
class of workman are so poorly paid, and
with the additional cost to them of their
white paper, it will be necessary tor them
to put up their advertising rates, if not
their prices of Observation-Disclosures
Times
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28

SHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY. A mar
vellous cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, Can
ker mouth, and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment OF the
complaint, without extra charge. Price
80 cts. Sold by X. B. Stevenson, lola
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STOP! POOR MORTAL, SToPl

From rushing carelessiy to destruction.
If you see child playing with fire.
brand, you take it away to prevent con-
Aagation, and yet you are recklessly
Indifferent to the progress which cold,
fever, a headache, q chill, constipation,
&c. makes, until the slumbering fire Of
chronic sickness lays you low. Take
time by the forelcck, remove those fore.
runners of sickness, enjoy good health,
and you will thank US for calling atten.
ton to and advertising your use Of the
celebrated HOME STOMACH BITTERs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28

The satisfactory feature of the annual
report of the Secretary of War, Is the
showing that the expenditures of the
department have been brought down to
the ante bellum basis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-28

Hon. c. E. Faulkner, of Salina, Kan
sas, is being favOrably mentioned for
Treasurer of State next year. If"Honest
John" should be candidate favorable
mention" for Faulkner would be al that
could be expected.