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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Y Ex-Judge II. W. Delahay died in Kansas
City, last week, from the effects of injuries re-
ccived by falling down stairs. Judge Delahay
was one of the earliest settlers in Kansas. He
had been q personal friend of Abraham Lincoln,
in Illinois, and when Lincoln became Presi dent,
he appointed Delahay Surveyor General of Kau-
sas and Nebraska, aud afterwards United States
District Judge for Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

NNHE people Of Doniphan County will please bear In
Il mind that Locke, Matchmaker and Jeweller 10 al
ways on hand to repair any kind Of article of
jevelry in frselass shortest notice is
prepared to supply all kinds Of Jevelry Watches Cocka
&c, al tie very lowest prcea Call and examine work
msnahip and prices Fox Building south.ve Of Public
Square, Troy KAnsas. ROBERT LOCKE
Troy. Mar %, ls7s.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
NEW ADTER1YSEAIENTS.
new RICH BLOOD!

Parsons' Pargative Pills make New Rich Blood
and will completely change the bsod in entire system
In three months Any who will take pill
night from to twelve weeks be restored sound
health if such thing be possible Sent by mail for
letter stamps. i. 8. ] JOMNSON a Co. Bangor Me
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15

Amanda Corby. Plaintiff
Josephus Robbins ct al. SDefendants
NOTICE is hereby given that will ON the 18th DAY
= oil June, A ID. le1s. at the hour Of two o'clock
M Of said day at the north Of the Court House
IN the city OF Troy In Donphan County State Of Kan
As oner Tor SALE at public auction cash. the follow
ing described real estate The south half Of the
20 IN quarter OF section nine C in township four
Kansas Taken as the property Of Jos~phus Robbins
5a offered for s.e to the highest bidder cash to sat.
District Cont for Doniphan County ia the 81 .te OF Kan
Robbins ct al Defend anfs
Given under hand, this 10th dsy Of May A. D. ls7s
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
may ID ie's-'v. Prs fee, tlo-j0.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
CORRESPONDENTS.
ssON To OKLAHOMA, A FRAUD.

ACeL" c. c. Carpenter . Eigure.Head-
Crfmtnals-~lndians Opposed 20 White In.
vasion..The Benders-Htgh-TOned Chris.
uans--The RefuEees-Ealseho0d and
EHaggeratiOn.--One and q Half Million
Hacks to Migrate TO Kansas, &C.. &c.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
Sealed Proposals.
dE EST. STATE r & OF KANSAS, }ss

OFFICE OF COUNTY CIgRE
Troy, April 10, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS for building an addition 10 the
~ Court House. and two reproof vaults to be contain
ed therein will be received at the of the County
Clerk until Tuesday, Jnne 81. 1873 ut IL o'clock NJ
Plans and specifications c above med
Office The Board OF Commissioners reserve the right 70
reject any and all bids.
By order of Board OF County Commissioners
Attest; ID. W. MORSE
APrii io' is'o-tt- County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
Administratrix's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that ON the al IA .s
~ April 1873 Was appointed by the Probate C,,,e
oI County Kansas sf the H.t.ss
Of jacob Miller. deceased, late Of said County An
indebted 20 said Estate win make paymeuf IN tn
uraersgsed and these holding claim. agsinst tbs 49,
VIII present them to the Probate Can't IN II..;nI'
kan.ss for allowance within one year fr.p ~
osse oi saa letters or the be pr~en6rd fr,
any beneht in said Estate and IL mot pre~~n,. ssS
Troy, April 2. Is19.
Nay l. Is79-Jw p-4s Il
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
Ladies

Do you want q pure, bloom
ing Complexi0ni II 50, .
few applications Of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con;
tent. 1t does away with Sal
Iowness, Redness, Pimples,
Blotehes, and all diseases and
imperfecti0ns Of the skin. 1t
overc0mes the flushed appear.
ance Of heat, fatigue and ex.
element. Itmakes . lady Of
THIRTY appear but TWEN-
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that Il Is impossible to detect
its application.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
Sheriff. Sale,

Sheri6's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS D.
COUNTY OF DoSIrHay 50
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kan
sas.
Amanda Corby. ,Plaintif
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, 1ss
DoNrrBAN COUNT, -
The New York herald., 1879-02-04
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL
~ MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
for st. Thomas, Para, Pernanbuco, Bahia and Rio do
Janero,
connecting at ST. Thomas with German for Porto
Rico and spanish Main.
The now irsttclass iron steamship CITY OF PAA. Cap
tain Carpenter vii SAL for the above ports on Wednesday
February >. ut 3 4. NJ.
Positively freight received after ID. Freight be
paid In advance.
Freight Mt low rates taken for the above ports.
Frcighs received all times Roberts dock. Brooklyn
Insurance lower than by other line shippers desr
ing insurance effect under open policy.
For freight engagements or passage dsving elegant
comniodationsl apply to
q. II. Mallory 4 co. Agents. Office picr 20 +. Il.
The New York herald., 1879-02-04

ADJUSTMENTS.
LNiFTH AVENUE THEATRE
fAsr -FOUR NIGHTS AND LAST MATINEE
SATURDAY
of Sidney of DR. klauss which nightly
received with OF laughter and great enthusiasm
DR. CLYDE Dr. CLYDE. Dr. CLYDE
Act 1.-THE LORD AND THE LADY.
Act 2-THE GREAT LOVE SCENE.
Act 3-HuSBANDS AND WIVES
Act I-rIlE DOCTORS MAN.
Act 5-TIIE BABY
Characters by Mr. Charles Fisher Mr. Frank afdenberg
Mr.. George Chaplin. Mr. Henry Lee, Mr. Owen Fawcett,
Wilton Miss Laura Dom Miss Minnie Monk, Mrs. Mary
H Miss Agnes Elliott and Miss Boyd
SATURDAY NIGHT FEB. g. H. NJ. s. PINAFoRE
vITALLACK's OPEN AT I 80 BEGINS AT :.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACk
FOURTH WEEK
of Robertson's popular Military Drama OF
"oURs.,
THE ACTING. MUSIC SCENERY.
GRAND MILITARY BAND AND TABLEAuX,
all received with
UNPARALLELED ENTHUSIASM
A''' THE SUPERB REPRESENTATIONS
THIS GREAT DRAMA,
IL will he repeated
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
THIS WEEK,
Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
ROCKWELL " j. LEoNARD EFFIE GEKMON, Nine.
The New York herald., 1879-02-04

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Pier foot of Canal ST. North River.
For 1sthmus of Panama.
Steamship Monday. February
Connecting for Central and south America aud Mexico
FOR san Francisco, via lsthnus OF Panama.
Steamship COLON. Thursday. February ~ noon
Connecting for Central aud south America Mexico
frpn san Francisco for Japan aud China. steamship
CHINA. Wednesday, March D. noon
From san Francisco to Honolulu, New Zealand and Ans
tralia, steamship CITY OF NEW YORK, Monday, fcbru-
AIRY IL, noon.
Office the pier OF canal North River and Tor
passage apply a companys ticket Office No 257 Broadway
A TLAS MAIL LINE
AfOn WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
calling vt the following ports, viz
Kingston. jam Cape llnyti Gouaives. ST. Mare Port au
Prince Aux Cages and Jacmc In Hayti: santa Martha
Savanills. Cartnagcna aud Aspinwa IN Colombia, aud
Ureytown. Nicaragua
Regular for,nightly saings from pier No 81 North
River, Ms followss--
FOR HAifI, COLOMBIA. GREYTowN tNrc) 18TH
MUS OF PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, VIA AsPlNWALL
ALlSA February ANDES. February IL
FOR KINGSTON JAMJ AND HAYTL
CLARIBEL.... February ~ ATLAS. February "a
superior first class passenger accommodations
PIN, FUkWUUD n co. Agents.
No. 5o Wall st.
The New York herald., 1879-02-04
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.
HOTELS.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

~ NOTICE
With view to diminish the chances OF collision the
steamers OF this line specific for all seasons
of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston crossing the meridian OF 30 at i3 latitude
nothing the north OF 49,
the homewad passage crossing the meridian Of 80 at
~ latitude, or nothing to the north of ~
NEW YORK. LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
SCYTh!A: Wed, Feb BATAVIA. .. We'd, Feb 10
ABYSSINIA. Wed, Feb. ~ ALGERIA We'd. Feb 20
Cabin and return tickets favorable terms, in
cludng special low Tor tho fall and winter months
Seerage tickets and from all OF Europe at
low rates Freight and Office No Rowling Green
CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN. Agent.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP scyTHIA EMBARK
Il the Cunard wharf foot Of Grand st Jersey CITY,
ut 2 10 T. NJ on Wednesday. February j. 1873
CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN.
4Buwiing Green. Now York.
The New York herald., 1879-02-04
ToR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

=
Il MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND Steamship COMPANY.
Steamer NEW YORK, Wednesday. February S,
Steamer ALGfERS, Saturday, February B.
ut r. NJ taking freight to New Orleans Mobile St Louis
and all Missssipp River points Shrcveport Houson to
ai points the Houston and Texas Central Texas Pacc
Transconnenta Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio
railroads. indianola Brazos Santiago and Brownsville
lowest rates Corpus Christi freight carried
to Galveston or Indanola for forwarding by sail.
For freight and other in ormation apply to
BOGERT MORGAN, Agents,
The New York herald., 1879-02-04

NNEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT
l. Key Wcst.-The steamer CARONDELET. Captain Bur
will sail pier 20 East River Saturday, Februsry
g. at 3 T. NJ.
Through bills of lading given to Houston and NIL points
the International and Great Northern Galvcson 0us
and Henderson and the Gveston Harrisburg and San
Antonio railroads
For ght passage and general information apply to
G. II. MALLORY Co, Agents,
pier 20 East River
The New York herald., 1879-02-04

" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company spior new ~" North River foot OF Morton st.
CANADA, Er"nsenl; wednesday Feb 10, 3s,o Z NJ.
PRICE or PASSAGE Including winc) To Havre-
First cabin Siuu second cabin s,; third cabin. $5
stccrngc, xl6, including wiBc bedding aud utensils.
RETURN TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
Steamers marked ~ do not stecraie passengers
Checks drawn Credit Ly onnnis of Paris. In amounts
TO suit LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent, 30 Broadway.
, 1879-08-12

spryicv IL tlsspcrslne the rioters and rc,,o,..
or.Ior. 1t WIS not tin,o To wait for f,,rihass
r.ntous demonstrations Ia that quarter nj ~.
ns ooos 81 @ as ag ,S ssss oil as,n, Or eS;ps'
pass; II wns timo when ovorv nerve aud c{iws
was required to preserve ordor and pfo;p,; ap,;
tlo lives md property Of cur ~
xcns. Dronnan mud tho men unisr
h{s charge had several severe skIr1nshcs mi
h,ntto. fi md conflicts with tho rioters. 1Is,,
wcre shut at: they saw the dangers befo,.s
them; they wcre e@unf to the emergency. i.
u brave and efficient officer, Bseouan, With ii,
llin, from u'l ausrters. Certa,nly, In thr conl.
tIou OF thn CIV al tic time, It iras not rot'
sistcnt With public poleg md security that tn
poItrc should allow men to conGregata Ia t}at
no meeting or CONGREGATION Of men in that
locality which was not very justly subject to sns
ptciol. Taxing into confederation ali ,lle,,
eircu!ns'anscs, and The disturbed condition Il
killed; how, could tho polise, especially
Uronnnn. bn blnEed for III We're not two
policc:oHlccrs killed .antl many others mafmel
and wounded in tl1c fatthfat discharge ol tLeig
slu'r which they owe to tho publsef
nbout dispcra!ng the mob md meeting nj .usa
WHO ratnc there for no lawful purpose. THIS Il
Just what Brennan wns sent lhcre for; It uasno
lse to send an officer who feared to discharge
his duty, and ono whr would put hts finger ia
Ills mouth, and say: "Eh darn't face them
With my small handful Of mcn." It was an I'm.
reratlve duty, md all OCCASION requiring piucs,
energy. tact. and sctpltne, which only tnen Oh
nrcnnan's stump possuss, and t,o has received
Tic tllauks OF tho best citizens o! Chtya7o 70,
his vigorous. prompt, zcalous, aud tiNelE ae-
tton. which evidently wAs tic only means of r.
storing order and preserving tho lives md
property OF citizens OIL That occasion:
Certainly in the condition Of tEe city at ,ha
time, Brenuau's aeiton, while Technically a tres.
pass, ought not evGnfo bo considered tn That
, 1879-08-12
Ex-SerEt. James 1srHnnsn.
TO fhA Editor Of Tht TribNa&

CHICAGO. Aug. 1l.-Wncn gross In
tustieo has been done to q publlc officer
iu the discharge Of his duty, at thu tu.
slIeation aud through tile influence OF an
organization such as tho Communists arc known
to be, tho prcscnce Of whom Ia this city 10 q
nonace to tho people, thetr lives, nud property
u body Ut men VINO shuw IND profess utter us
regard ot all law and public order,-ie brcolncs
the duty OF every citizen to look into and &C.
rtously consider iluw for this contemntt4io or
ganixa.un may 70, aud how detrimental II Is
alls! will ba tn thu future growth, prosperity,
uni genera! wulfare at our city.
IE,, easu Ut ux-HarEt. Drenuan Is q peculiar
one, au4 !s ~ illustration as to what !ndlgntty
a'1l humiliation auy olllesr Of The tofce mar To
subjected tu ut tho hands Of tAe Communists
aud Socialists OF tills city. Theirs can DO 10
ya!stakmg tho ds.norallzIng effect Y will hays
upon .he p0lpo torro ot Chicago II such dts
grueeful transactions are altoHe I'll 10 pass unuo-
tircl, Ut nre In any way co4ntenaneeQ. tile
ease OF Drennan is u very ample our,-in fact.
any eti!eleut ou.es On t,lo forts to-day would DO
tho same thing II placed In tho sama position
md peculiar circumstances " Dreuuan was.
About two Years nyo. during tic t'Mo Of the
riots, wheu neither ltse pr}porss was safo In
our city, a1.Serzt. nrennan did vrss a6sgliye
, 1879-08-12

I'M fEf EI170F IN YF8 TFhU1F.
ao.oh ''"..' - '"e ''.a't' ,
CHICAGO aug. 4l'-uaFNls Just feturneu
from trip among tic lakca Of Wisconsin, my
attention Is called to Il communication entitled
.,.'s ",.s. ,,,', .,,,.t,,r,, -, n : 1,at,n"s.
n aug. u oYcF l"o a'Snatu4e W. AZ ~ or.'4ets' ur'
In Which aln uenouaceu as !sar' etc' Tue of-
cason for this persona! abuse was m article
which appoared fin my own paper. the National
Tin.. WI. E,,,r,a, for Auuust. in whlrh i, wn.
., w.. s' n".. ~" ~, sn...,ss - ~ .t.s
stateu thas Detuess "as hos ehts'ee 10 tae
credit OF tho dscoYery that tic sWlne.plaguc, OF
"hog-chulcra," was communicable br nocula-
tinn M o.,rr an,ma1a, NJ l1al bccu ANNOUNCED by
t,,.'s T., ,r,,. r,,,n,v. ~ Iu,v % Now to aho,v
"lu' ~ Ahh '"'"u"A ~ WY - ''o"; W., ~ a"o"
your rcaasfs VINO has I'ea' VIII aln1psy
, 1879-08-12
a Crawl at tll0 HoAt.t>lties,
To IA Eatioy 0f 9ht Tftbttnf.

Cn1c.0o, Aug. 0.-aaying occasion to send
small package By mall last Thursday morning.
nnl betAY matter Of importauea tlsat It should
arrive at its destination III tho next night, caro-
was taken to hare It weighed Ut the Post Olllcs
STAMP department, and being Informed lhat 1t
would require two thfee-ccnt stamps. IL was nc.
coFdingIy stamped aud mailed. This morning I
received notice from the Post-Odlee that this
package MAS held for postage. | aceordlngly
LETT ny business 70 atteud 10 it. When the
, 1879-08-12

IL he Editor u Tns Tribune.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10-Wlll you kindly permit
mo to correct an error made by your ruporter III
hIs syuopsa OF MY speech at tho ceicbrutlon III
hunor of tho great Polish author kraszc.ski. |
nm represented as huylng said that wls!ied So
tles Ill had stayed awaY from the siege OF Vienna
.arl lot thu Turks oycrrun all Europe. Certain
" nothing was far her from my MUD than to giys
utteranca to such d tslonstrnus sentiment.
What lid sa7 was that, III y1uw VI thu baso A,sl
ungrasetu! conduct of Austria IL becola.ng y
Poland ln- lcss tla nlnaty years after tie gal-
liant John 8obeskt had rescued her froai Tho
victorious Moslelu hosts Of karA Mustapha. Who
bcstegel Vienna ia ulU reign Ut Aiahou,ut tho
Fourth, md rc1ucol that city To tAu luost dire
sxtrsMities, thought II Was mucn tu bo
rcgrettsd That thu heruic anl nlaEnanlnous Pol.
tsEl king had not remained beyond the Carpa.
THAN Mountains aud left Austril 10 tue fate tho
Turks wers prepared to bss:ow upon her. lto-
specktuily, A. L. MORRISON.
, 1879-08-12
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Con, Grant anI lscnennslle!d.

70 Tie Tlllot Of TIE TrlGNns.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1l.---,Vllere WAS Cen. Grant
nominated in 1868 n,l III 18TH {2) Who Ia
Dsraeli aud who Is Bca2ons1ella REC. Sun.
fGeu. Grant received his first nomination
{lsas) III Crosby's Opera House, Chicago, and
WIS renomluatcd III 1877 in Philadelphia. C.)
Benjamin Dlsraoli was lnvestol with The title Of
Earl Of Bcacousleld some few years ugu.
, 1879-08-12

An order has been cuteEed IN tho Hscnn1.as ~
Cnancery Court directing Qeu. Joseph \ a.. a.
aetsuu. Receiver OF the Trcdegar irnt' Motsn WOE ~
to turn over tho property OF TINT Co!npan'. a.oy ~
years, arl up to liz t!tne 10 was chosen n L.
celyei, prasiuont Of tho TrcdegaE Co!n9}a,n.
ThIs urtsr wa entered ~ the ruqueat o. oo.v
Of the bands ot ths Company secured og ~, iii
gaxa, representing suleIhhg oYe9 e.,ou1t;y I; ~.
eWInout dur.llg the WAr tor tuauula:tur W. ~
hdayy ordnance 4nd other Iron work 1oF t''e w.
Of tie 2E4Y.
, 1879-08-12
Tho 1lnlryniptH Whnnt Farm.
ia TIE Edftpr nf Ihh Tribune.

CHICAGO, aug 10.-pIcase stato the location
OF tile great DBrymple wheat farfn, where prcsi-
dent llayes and party were taken on u .rip last
year, Nll p1casu state II II is not III Uaxoin.,
INQUIRER.
[Thc Dalrymplo farm lies near Fargo, In tho
Red River Valley, DlIst,n, on tue line Of the
Northern Pacific Ratlrund.1
, 1879-08-12

When 1usid suns pour down au1oin,
And pWeat epysItps 0np lIKu ram. t.tr
We thnlt HQup pleasant uxht Noulu aaia
0Ge stata 10 e4se,
And SaufofIs Ginger, timely ta'eus
f1A..'t tall ~ ht.sAa,
, 1879-08-12

Theao sample words Ar taken a. random. and
the part Ut those who cllux to the old eEthogra-
~. liner Is only oi,u ou,.tLtent way OF spelling.
and lut ~ purely tonelc. Taat, however, 1t u
nut tlu purpose Of the writer to adyoeatc at thts
t'mr los, ~ stated be!ote tao pFeludleos ot tho
quickly overcoul.
Ihe opousuts u spelling reform claim that
, 1879-08-12

.n,1s H., t,..,,,.,,., rr,,, ,n,,,.n,. ,,r t,r,f
r.w ~ .'ai @ n ~ Ti. ny ,,o, ~ hoI
f,,ly .o,,Int n'. @ AZ M -! t'oa1' ~. rant
i,as t,rau r",.'e HIT pour. t n' nr,1 n 'ar. ~
NINTH hcf,.n 'is e,,o,rat ,t,i. ,rvnrsn hv
f'cm.r. r tr,o o,e" ,,at ,o!r nnrstncnt,
,vnsn s,,,,,i1 ~, 10 .."o ..t ..,t t"eH , ,e
,1'nr u'e son.sa ~ nS's Faonns. a sctp ~ ~
,rns ,.t7aa y" ,sM ~ ~ ~ ,,o
frnn ~" ~ ~" n,, W. w e .nI
v ~. TX fas, r.. nasn nv
XII III Ia. t"'''""h 19o'' '"e 1'"'''s '"f"s' u
IN, ~. ~,
u. lns Gt1toAoo lnasosF has m 9fttce t1at secfns
= H. oa1 aeo eat masKs o. II appo!ntso Of cn: 10
4, thc Hiocls So..p ~ s thIeaeo h,ia ncre ~
apccin1 Comuissioner. eni wi,o nfterwsris took
tko canard bnek, pf. pctners, OF thc wricr for
him, claims to have discovcre by original investi.
paston TINT !nocnsation with tho Yaens OF hog
cnncrh. N Tho blood Of cattle. Would produce
piento. onenmon!a. ". Law aaG nontns oo!oro
,aoG similar m aiseosery ~ exnetsmes 's on o.me1
hc n.snx ~ H. ~ H. c y,pvs
Thcrefnre' ~. netmers; nrnIcni1n1 ntscoycry I.
mi nry, but simply tends to CONFIRM tho results
Obtained by other Investigators.
Al tow whettcr ,ft,l or tl!l mt snngesk to Dot
mcrs thmt iis cnso al pontnpIous nleuro.pneu.
nnnn nj thc Steel. .Yar,ls of tf,s city wns t,os-
sTbly nothtmr mora than one Of communicated
swtne.pInee. it is sin,Djy question Of ycrac!tr
, 1879-08-12
Tho Duinst iEousa lstii AEntnat lincoln.
Ia the Editar Of Ihe Tstbt.nk


srn1sortELD. Ill.,, Aug. 9.-In Your paper Of
the 9th inst. vnu copy n1,d publish H,ost Inter
cstlnE rolnintsconcc Of Afr. Ltncoln's vIs,t to,
and speech made In, Cincinnati on Tho evening
Of Sept. II, 1865 from the notebook Of Judge
A. g. ". Cnrtor, now In press.
It ID true. ns stated In the "rcmtnlscencc," !"
tlat Mr. Lincoln lid visit Cincinnati Ut tho tItno
named, and made tho sncech as stated, In an
Bwcr to the earnest, urgent solicitations Of Lend
Ing Republicans Of that city, mud no doubt met
1ntee Carrier nn,l Gov. Corwin, rs manv hero
now remember to hnve heard him often refor to
TINT Visit md the SPEECH, OH which !le bad be-
stowed much time n1,tl thought. But judge
Carter might improve tho 'rcm[nlscence." pcr-
taps. at The expense Of the thoughtfulncss Of
the Cincinnati Committee by nddtng the follow
Ing:
Mr.. Lincoln mid his ral]rond farc to and from
Cincinnati. Tic put ND at the DuFnet Iiouae.
fle left OIL the morning OF the 18Th. or on the
evening Of that dny. Some tlmo after lc rcacllet!
home, En received q fcttcs from tic nroprletor
vi tito Durnct uuusc, incloslng quito large
bill, politely Making Mr.. Linroln to transmit the
amolnt which he owed for tta fare while guest
Of the honsc. Mr. Lincoln gootl-humoredy re-
tnlttcl the landlord the Rum named In Tie bill,
md there the matter rcstel until his DEATH
Some OF the mnrtTr's friends. to whom ht
showed the bill. urVel him to send Il to the
Committee, but 1o refused, prompted thereto
b. delicate regard for thcir fcelInKs, and, al
though moor, RtNl giving bis ltfe to his country.
fcur TINT It might ho construed ~ m ast Of
pnrsimontousness on his part. T. J.. D.
, 1879-08-12

raekaga WIS prohuccd at the arnd-mall. .mnter
department. wns told 1t wns orc curt short. I
'len tnnis II 10 The stamp sieraricnt fwllcr'' u
was weighed s,efnre), am! had It wclrhrd again
uni pronounced all right. II!en took i h!rk
tn the tlcni-snntt-,nnttcr department md Ind !!
weighed, n,nl IT. wns MI rgllL. nn.l tie answer
received wns: " tI,u party who held It for posi-
age must hayo leen crns..cYcd.n Now, who Ia
responsible for snch negli1encsi Tho package,
bv tic time 1t inavcs tho Post-0lllcc, Will DO
ahnNt tl,rco days late loae that this ia not
otten t!le ease, md that this will meet tho eye
Of the Poslmastcr. An INQUIRER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-11
SALE.

Default having been made in the payment
of the sum of $l6S of interest and of 1850 due
June LIST, 1879, Oh school land contract to the
state of Minnesota, and which, being prior in
gaRec hereinafter mentioned, all which is
claimed to bc due ut the date of this notice
upon certain mortgage, duly executed md
delivered by J. e. Morris and $. w. Morris, to
John A. Leach, bearing date the 9th day OF
April: A. D., 1877, and, with power Of sale
therein contained, duly recorded In the Office
of the Register of Deeds, in and for the county
of Mower and state of Minnesota, on the 18th
day of April, A. D., 1877, ut IL o'clock, NJ, i'll
Book T OF mortgages, on page a.
And no action or proceeding having been
instituted, at law or otherwise, to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given:
mortgage contained, and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and provided, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale Of
premises described in and covered by said
mortgage, viz:
The northeast quarter, of section sixteen
|. Q6), in township one hundred and two (lGs),
north, of range fifteen Q5), west, in Mower
county and state of Minnesota, with the here
ditaments and appurtenAnccs;
said Mower county, at the front door Of the
courthouse, In the city OF Austin, in said
county and state, on the 10Th DAY OF SEpTEN-
BER A. ID. 1879, ut 10 o'clock, A. ~, OF that dny,
at public venduc, to the highest bidder for
cash, to pay said debt and interest. and the
taxes, II any, on said premises, and fifty dol
lars attorneys fees as stipulated in and BY
said mortgage in'case of foreclosure, and the
disbursements allowed by law; subject to re-
| the day OF sale, as provided by law.
D''' aug JOHN A. LEACH, Mortsssce.
c. T. BENEDICT, Attorney, Rochester, Mimi.